Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1948 — Page 12

Action Should Bring Down Wine Prices

By EARL RICHERT ~~ Scripps-Howard Staff Writer

almost entirely within the luxury

roquefort ‘cheese, fine: leather gloves, perfumes furs, jewelry, women’s dresses and silks and laces. * Although France exports all

class-—champagne, wine, brandy, |!

Serving

You—

For Fifty

Years

Since 1898, Shirley Brothers has never. lost

nificance of

of the deep sig-

a funeral

service: A response to human desire to carry the ministrations of love beyond life itself, This is why ALL Shir-

‘dignity and to etl

| attention . why the

countless little courte- . sles, both personal and

ional, are al

ways there. This is true

regardless of dhs

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Jo all costs of a Shir Joy San

is important, too,

ico are dewholly by

YOUR voluntary selection. Costs are displayed openly; all are submitted in writing. No added i

- FUNERALS

{wine gets to this country, the JU._8.

types of goods, these are the ones which find a ready Ameri can market and will show up in American. stores in grea ter amounts and at lower tourists will benefit by getting more francs for their dollar when they visit France. iL... 8, Government officials doubt that the price cut, In terms of dollars, brought about by the de

‘Will Raise Prices They cite wine as an example. French exporters probably will raise their prices. Then, when the

importers probably = will increase their profit margins, making the final retail price on a bottle of wine much less than the 50 per cent reduction that theoretically would have been possible, U. 8. wine importers reportedly

WASHINGTON, Jan, 28—De-|| 7, | valuation of the franc will mean) dollars-and-cents savings only to|| .|those Americans buying luxury

and colognes, |

HAPPY. SKATERS — Joan

Miller and David Cook, Howe High School juniors, get "set" for “The Groundhog Roll,” all-

| school skating party, in Roller- | land next Monday. The party, |

which is open to Howe students, alumni and quests, is sponsored by the Howe golf team and Girls’ Athletic Association,

have been taking little or no

| 3 ARRIVING AT led i Tire, al-

wine in -arder profit ofr French Wine nn oracT

sell it at prices not too far fo ~Tdomestic. wine.

“Surplus war |

one-day Jase begins at 10 a. m. tomorro'

a. new. 214-ton trucks will be sold, two trucks a agencies on

package. DACA aL Chole Toles Tv ver

erans. Items to be sold at high bid in-

belting, conveyors, y textiles and a variety of other

This is the first of a series of

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Better Police Workivude ‘Mermaia® [1] TckDrivers Is Seminar Goal

Feb. 2. Mayors, ice chiefs, gi yor, Boks officials attend Sher discussions in the Lived which their county is located. Col. Robert Rossow, state police superintendent, asserted

’ that “undestanding between ail

branches of enforcement will re-

for Indiana effective use of the tools at hand. Co-operation between police and

In Bus Station

a Police

Found Bare Again Get Safety Awards

—————— SAN JOBE, Cal, Jan. 28 (UP) who swam sans

was found iii pn The

Boon, ors for safe driving.

May Gregory helped Miss|American her clothing for the|as well as the transit company

One Drives 7 Years Without an Accident

er Transit Co. has made awards to 17 driv-

Lloyd O. Taylor won the high: est award with seven years of

off,” she explained.

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*All Items Subject to Sale

PEOPLES GREAT

JANUARY

Re PSEC A

Begin the year right by grabbing these rondertal tur urtiitute A

bargains. Some are slightly low, but all are ‘exceptional values!

BOUDOIR CHAIRS

nas 22 50

[Rue & DRAPERY DEPT.

to $79.95 Choice of Colors and Styl. Hollywood HEADBOARDS “Deatheretie rete o or Tufted § 95 Twin y- Only

TABLE LAMPS

Were $44.95 to $49.95 Exquisite jutported Chinese

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ELECTRIC CLOCKS

Were $15. 0 fo $18.50 Handsome 3 99 Decorative Bases of :

1 Rayons and Parchments

LAMP SHADES ~ Sizes and Styles

98:

CHAIR SLIP COVERS

Were $4.98 Knitted Styles—Green Only

30-Yds. REMNANT

DRAPERY MATERIAL -

75:

1 to 5 yd. Lengths Was $1.29 to $1.79 yd.

SPECIAL!

Leather Desk Accessories

BOOK MARKERS, Were 50¢ LETTER OPENERS, Were $1.25 LETTER OPENERS, Were $2.25 ROCKER BLOTTERS, Were $1.25 ROCKER BLOTTERS, Were $2.25 . PERPETUAL DESK CALENDARS, Were $1.25.49¢ PERPETUAL DESK CALENDARS, Were $1.79_980 DESK PADS, Were $2.69

4 8x10’ Wool CHENILLE RUGS. . 0 Assorted colors, Were $45.75... $29 5

1 1218" Heavy Axminster, Rose $1 AY 50.

Floral, damaged. Was $209.50.

BROADLOOM REMNANTS

1 9x1’ 6” ROSE AXMINSTER, Was $12.90 $595 A 9x1’ 9” GREY AXMINSTER, A Was $13.80 I x2’ 3” GREEN AXMINSTER, Was $19.85 I 12'x2’ 6” WINE 2-TONE AXMINSTER, Was $25.35 ; { 9'x3' 6” BLUE VELVET, Was $29.90 I 9x5’ 6” ROSE AXMINSTER, Was $35.40 | 9x5 6” TAN FLORAL AXMINSTER, Was $35.40 _______ I 124" TAN FLORAL AX. MINSTER, Was $39.75

CURTAINS

3 PR. RAYON MARQUISETTE CUR. “ TAINS, 44”x90”, Were $4.95

f PR. RAYON TAILORED CURTAINS, 43"x90”, Were $4.50 I PR. RUFFLED CURTAINS, Cushion Det, .86"x80", Were $1.95. .o., 1 PR. RUFFLED CURTAINS, Cushion Dot; 887590"; Wate $9.95

f PR. RUFFLED CURTAINS, White with Red, 44x80", Wore $5.95...

2 .25

$4.95 52

| CREDENZA, Mahogany, Was $169.95 | CREDENZA, Mahogany, Was $189.95

$ 1 29-95

Were $28.00

3 BOOKCASES, Choice of Finishes, $19.95

"| BOOKCASE, Walnut,

Was $34.95 T PORTABLE BARS, Mahogany and Bakelite, Were $29.95 | MIRROR, 30"x40", As Is, Was $24.95 __ | MIRROR, Round, As Is. Was $14.96 5 SMOKERS, Were $3.50 | PRESIDENT SAFE, Was $66.00 3 SPERTI SUN LAMPS, Were $48.50 (close-out) | ROOM VENTILATING FAN, Was $53.40

27 3-WAY GRILLES, Were $9.75

55 LAUNDRY BASKETS, Were $1.19

I CLARION CONSOLE RADIO, Was $149.95 (close-out)

| EMERSON RADIO, "Was $33.70 (close-out)

3 SLIPPER POUFFS,

9 TWIN BEDS, Maple Finish, Wore $20.95 :

I" io BOARDS, ore $4.

1.3 wing CHAIRS, Maple. Frames, $40.50

Living ‘Room Furniture I Ta 169% a SI Weeden Y198%

Stu ees $2915

ny $26 i fr on $2708 $225 Were $62.50 Each 524% A LOUNGE CHA

Waa $0008 ores S495

LOUNGE CHAIR, Was $89.95 LOUNGE CHAIRS, Blue & om Were $146.50

VICTORIAN CHAIR, Red Vol, Was $140.50

Were PR. HOST & HOSTESS CHAIRS,

$249

$3: 95

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42 CHESTS, Were $14.95 10. CHESTS, .. Were $11.95 . ————— 20 BOOKCASES, Were $8.95 8 BOOKCASES, Were $9.95 EE ———————————-

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" BOOKCASES, 3 Wore $10.95 ___________. 6 37 BOOKCASES,

I3 BOOKCASES, "Were $12.95 ___

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BEDROOM FURNITURE

IT 3-PC. BEDROOM SUITES, Oak, Were $159.95

2 es 39 tant sat $1899 $398 2 VANITY BENCHES, Maple Finish, $49 Were $6.50

- 11 VANITY BENGHES, Walnut Finish, *% 95

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