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The TOY SHOP FOURTH FLOOR features the famous BUDDY-L TOYS sturdy steel and - heavy wood—wonderfully dom

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STEEL TRUCK with ladder— removable seat.

WOODEN ENGINE— very well made. 5,00

DUMP TRUCK— removable seat—

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POOL TABLE— Complete with all

equipment. Size 17"x29".

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a steel - Buddy-L model — 3,00 Matching Shovel — {,00

PLAYSKOOL Knockout Bench— fine for ages | to 4. (,50

POSTAL STATION— Playskool Educational Toy. 3.00

COLOR TOP— Changes colors as it spins. t's fascinating to watch.

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AND STUFFED ANIMALS

—Bears, Monkeys, Dogs, Cats, etc. — DOLLS— Bubble Guns and Games GREAT STUFFING FOR CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS

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Killed in State Traffic Over Week-End; Hunt Hit-and-Run Driver

Boy Cyclist Left Dying in Roadside; County Auto Toll Soars to 103 for 1947

| Marion County's traffic death toll for 1947 increased to 103 over the| more

week-end which recorded three fatalities in the county. . Six persons died in state accidents. City traffic investigators were trying to trace a hit-run truck which sideswiped a 15-year-old bicyclist in the 4700 block of E. 21st St. Saturday night and left him dying in the roadside. The youth was Arvie Wiggington of 2215 N. Wallace St.

Perry Appointed By Union Federal

Appointment of Norman A. Perry Jr. as manager of the business promotion and publicity departments of the Union Federal Loan & Savings Association was announced today by George Sadlier, president. Mr, Perry, who lives at 4458 N. Delaware St. was formerly affiliated with radio stations

His body was discovered in a ditch Hammond. State Police said he was shortly after the accident by Mr,|8 passenger in a car driven by and Mrs, C, W. Whittle of 4711 E. Nicholas Feno, 18, of Chicago 21st St. Heights’

N. A. Perry Jr. WIRE in Indianapolis and WLW in Cincinnati. Recently he has been engaged in the

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youth died of brain hemorrhage resulting from a blow on the head

the died yesterday of injuries received

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and also suffered seven fractured) . Bape Fu Satu STRAUSS ribs. The coroner said the young), = C. uke| SAYS: victim was probably sideswiped byim ospital, Peru. .State Police said a projecting piece of metal on ele was 3 a rin’ ai automo truck. passenge: » bile driven by Bill Graff, 17, Reuben Minx, 61, of 227 Hiawatha |g okomo. y ol St., died of a crushed chest in Gen-| Mr Graff's car crashed head-on eral Hospital last night shortly after|with an automobile driven by Kena collision with an Indianapolis neth Carter, 23, of Kokomo, after Clinton-Rockville bus which was in- sliding off the highway on a curve, bound on W. Michigan St. at Ag-| Mrs, Edward Carter, Mr. Carter's (nes St. {mother, suffered brain concussion, His wife, Mrs. Laura Minix, 57, land her 2-year-old granddaughter, was in critical condition with head| virginia Snyder, received a broken cuts, a broken right arm and broken jeg in the crash. _|vight leg. Mr. and Mrs. John L, William E. Moore, 66, of Misha[Centers of ‘Somerset, Ky., passen-| waka was fatally injured Saturday gers In the back seat of the Minix when he was struck by an automocar, were treated for cuts and bile and dragged 50 feet on a Mishbruises. awaka street. The bus driver, Willlam Siegelin,| John Carl Herrmann, 28 a dairy 40, of Rockville, said he was going company official, was killed yestereast on W. Michigan when the/day in a collision near Evansville Minix automobile crossed the street’ . . |in, front of him. . . me mmm coe Police to Discard { The bus driver said he jammed | { on his brakes and swerved to the _ left, but could not avoid the car. | 4 The bus bounced on” the sidewalk | BWe ecor S and stopped short of the plate glass window of the Max Meat| Several tons of mildewed police Market. "|eourt records dating back a quarter Police said the 22 passengers of of a century will be thrown away. the bus were shaken up, but not Destruction of the records was seriously hurt. [voted by the Marion County Public The third city-county fatality was| Records Commission after an hour's Clarence Mariotbe, 68, of 1634 Belle- survey of stacks of old legal paper. fontaine St. who died at General The * commission, com { , posed of Hospital Saturday night of injuries County Clerk A. Jack Tilson, Cir{suffered Thursday when he was it Judge Lloyd Claycombe, County struck by a truck while crossing Auditor Ralph Moore and Ray Hastthutons Ave. in the 7900 yendenhall, county commissioner, ock in Lawrence. lvoted to have destroyed all am(In the state, 10-year-old Billy| gayits that had been filed in | McClain of Brazil was killed by an municipal courts prior to Jan. 1 | automobile last night while he and 1943 : |two companions stood in Ind. 349 “Eliminati on of tons of these affi1 |Taleing o wigther at the scene jayits will relieve a serious con- | Dies in H pital gestion in the record rooms of St os [the Court House,” Mr. Tilson said. ate Police said the automobile uppers is no longer any need f was operated by Luther Louder-! hg y o {these papers since the records of milk, 23, of Brazil, a sailor Of them are duplicated on the books furlough. It crashed into the three the courts.” boys, police said. | : Billy died in the Caly County} {Hospital of a fractured skull, crushed chest and fractured ribs.| Nn liC (Rex Gailbrith, 14, of Brazil, suf-| |fered a broken leg while Kenneth . Rogers, 20, escaped injury. IZ on af Robert Reber, 28, of Cassapolis, Mich., died Sunday night in a trafA safety quiz will be part of the fic accident on U. 8. 33 near Lig- program of the Indianapolis Safety onier. State Police said the automo- Council's Industrial Safety Club tobile he was driving crashéd into &|porrow night in the Hotel Lincoln. {truck which Anthony A. Moricca, The quiz will be conducted by “a wl =. Wayne, hay halted be-|inan of mystery.” Contestants are » o BY oa . | representatives of the Allison Diviennis Grosse, 16, of ‘South Chi-| sion of General Motors Corp., Citicago, was killed on U, 8. 30 near zens Gas & Coke Utility, E. C. Atkins & Co., Indianapolis Power & Light Co., Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Speanss Inc, U.S. Rubber Co. Link-Belt . Co., Stokely Foods, Inc. Mouldings, Inc, F. L. Jacobs & Co. and the Paper Package Co. George . Brown of the U. S.| Rubber Co. will preside. Yule Turkey for Truman TURLOCK, Cal, Dec, 8 (UP)— The National Turkey Federation said today it had shipped a 46%pound turkey-—the largest it could find—to the White House for President Truman's Christmas dinner, ME T00°S 4 / are acting like angels n these days — especially . . when they visit the | d pol yen they sh A shure | naiana IS on Strauss Fourth ie EVENTS TODAY Floor — and see these Retail Implement Dealers of Indiana BEAUTIFUL (through Wednesday)—Claypool Hotel. Lights of the Monument Circle Christmas Decorations to be kindled at 7:30 p.m. Service Club—Claypool Hote], EVENTS TOMORROW Meit-loas Pay. Indiana Women’s Press Club 2 Christmas luncheon, noon, Hotel Washington, Rotary Club—Claypool Hotel, * BIRTHS ALL.WOOL AL St. Vincent's—Raymond, Doro, Dut. SOCKS Edith Roberts] bert, ir ne Rowis: (by Sarfert}— arence, elen * Coftinan: "Eldon, Ruby Mouider’ Joho that will NOT Marye Mc NM 0 At Methodist—George, Thelma Wildman; shrink — knit fo Cott ea BarhArs by the K rene’ everett” bert, Alice York: Cecil, y the: Kroy HOLLYWOOD At, Caleman—Johi, Agnes Stayton; Jack, process. In Betty Williams. : ray — Nayy— Aust. Francls—Norman, Mildred Paynter: gray vy 3 he Al DOLLS Whitney: _. Kenneth, Louise Connor; maroon — camel— George, Edna Jerge. ’ d br # At_Homeo—Paul, Mary Hall, 1142 W, New green—an own, princess and bride dolls— . Girls ; Pull-up lengths They're 5 inches tall— Mnobert. Doris Murphy. Keoneld, Flor. 1.25 d di riod enge Murdock: James, Emma Marshall; Se oh x I AD aE OH oles Mies: Dr : costumes of velvets, hr tleman ames, Violet Miles: Dr. with silks and satins. They Simer; ‘Richard, Marie Kingsbury; Clit. MUFFLERS o . ord, Virginia Taylor: Prancis, Judith have silky hair and arms Woods; Eidon. Marilyn Phillips. Herand legs that move! Ge rge, Ann Mahoney; Charles, Betty GLOVES At Meingdint-— Donald. Patricia Br An 2.00 | Bi SE Sire Fo LEATHER ASL. Vinoent's—James, Betty Alien: Cur- JACKETS tis, Loretta Wooten; 8helby, Pauline Dietz; William, Alline Hines: Pred, Prances er; Thomas, Rosemary Blanes Richard, Alma Rozzelle; Wil- THE : - SPORTSMAN'S DEATHS f Minnie Katherine Davia. 75, at 8. Vin- FLOOR ...THE Nathan’ Ripley. 37. at 206 N. Holmes, FAMOUS | ec o Harry EB Roth, Ti. at Methodist, carci- SIXTH noma. ~ Paul E Steele, 47, at 228 N. East, pneu--monia. : [4 Otto A. Bock, §7, at General, cerebral | ‘hemorrhage. ¢ Virginia Lee Holmes, 1, at Riley, pneuAh Wilbur L.~Kise, 43, at 408 N. LaSalle, ; Rr coronary / occlusion. Walter a Koons, 56, at Veteran's, periL STRAUSS & G0. . Marvin, Beuge, 6 months, at Riley, pneu. ; ME T00 SHOP, ¥ : (Clare 3. Hamilten, 79, at Methodist, carFOURTH FLOOR orn E. Laughner, 5, at “2 Central, , en ’ Piicock, 53, ab 1631 Park, : ar > . i 9 wl

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COLD WAVE—FOLLOWED BY A WAVE OF OVERCOAT SELLING!

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and men follow an old, general custom (and their OW personal instincts and interests)—and come into the Man's Store!

They have a-feeling of certainty—that whatever they buy is

bound to be good—that whatever price they choose to pay is sure to bring them the fullest value for their money,

Prices on Topcoats and Overcoats range from around $35 into the 3-figure brackets—There is a specially strong showing in the $55 and $68 neighborhood.

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