Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1948 — Page 8

Tomorrow Is. Good Friday!

WHY NOT ATTEND NOON CHURCH SERVICES THEN COME TO CHAPMANS FOR LUNCH

Our Own Clam Chowder, Brewed by Ruben

GRILLED KARE ERIE WHITE FISH... with Lemon Butter or, it you wish, you can enjoy fresh, delicious salmon trout!

ROAST YOUNG SPRING CHICKEN ... with celery dressing and all of the trimmings. One-half chicken to each serving!

. FROM OUR OVENS... A We wil have Cloverleaf RESTAURANT Rolls and thick Dutch Appre Pie! 1606 N. Illinois st

Set by Aussies

FREE PARKING

; Times Foreign Service BRISBANE, Australia, Mar. 25

tion Department statistics show. | In 1938-38 only 12,170 passengers were carried here by civil airlines. Last year's passenger | traffic topped the million mark {for the first time in Australian] |aviation® histery: . Oo ML I AR aT | POLICE CONVENTION SET { TERRE HAUTE, Mar. 25 (UP) | —The executive board of the Indiana Fraternal Order of Police announced today that the organization’s annual convention would

be held in Kokomo, May 23-36.

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SUITS

Reg. $22.95 & $24.95

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Budget suits for misses and women, Clever stripe combinations, plaids and flannels. Popular swing skirts. Three styles taken from our regular stocks. Sizes 10-18.

SPRING DRESSES

$1095

A fine assortment of popular priced dresses. Lo printed

navy crepes, salar crepes. Many styles. 9-15, 12-20, 163-243,

Toddler Boys’ COAT & CAP

Colors blue, tan, brown and gray. Sizes 1 to 4.

rayon crepes, pastels, black and nee

Children’s

Handbags 1 00 1 9”

PLUS TAX Cute little styles for wee tots and older girl. Boxy, pouch, 3side zippers, zipper tops, tophandle and shoulder strap styles. White, red, kelly, black patent, navy, brown and tan.

Little Girls’ Fabric GLOVES

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Pull-on styles. Just like mother’s. White, pink or blue. Sizes 2 to 7. y Boys and

Girls’

ANKLETS 29° to 49¢

Girls’ Sn. Togs ribs, fine gauge

styles with pi or fancy tops: White and pastel colors. Sizes 6 to 10%. Boys’ elastic top, fancy stripes and plaids. Sizes 7 to 11. COAT and 8 BONNET

Cute little coat with bonnet to match. Pastel shades of maize blue, aqua, pink and rose. Sizes 1 to 4.

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Hoosiers Assigned{ » ES - 1 —Australians are getting more] 0 Army n Japan and more air-minded, Civil Avia-| .

have been assigned recently to the

Eighth Army in Osaka, Japan. They include:

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In the Service—

Stationed at Osaka, Kyoto and Tokyo

Several Indianapolis soldiers

Pvt. Charles N. Lauchman, son Mrs. Susie Flowers, 322 E. Level St, a former Washington High School pupil who entered the Army in July, 1947. Pfc. Ernest L. Franklyn, son of Mrs. Mable Dorsey, 1024 W. 20th St. He attended Crispus Attucks High School and entered military service in Aug., 1947. Pfc. Howard Frazier, son of Mrs. Hallen Pennington, 2169 N. Capitol Ave., a former pupil of 18chool 17. He entered the Army in Aug., 1947. Pvt. Arthur Murphy Jr., son of Mrs. Hilda Payne, 2807 Sangster, 8t., who entered the Army in| Aug., 1945. He received his basic training at Ft. Lewis, Wash. Pvt. John E. Titara, son of Mrs. Lydia Titara, Indianapolis, has

in Tokyo, Japan. He entered mil tary service in Aug., 1946, and has Pe overseas since Jan., 1947. Pfc. Floyd O. Forbes, son of Mrs. Cora+ Floyd, Shelburn, who entered the Army in Apr. 19486, also is with the Eighth Army in Tokyo. Pvt. Weller E. Pope, Lafayette, is with the Eighth Army in Kyoto, Japan, He entered the Army in Sept., 1946, and completed engineer’s basic training at Ft. Belvoir, Va. He is a graduate of Kankakee High School, Kankakee, IIL

Spring Weather Lures Man, 67, to Death

Balmy spring weather lured Jess Worrell, 32068 English Ave, to his death yesterday. He was 67

Despite his ill-health, Mr. Worrell couldn't resist the fine weather and went out to rake the yard for spring grooming. A few minutes later his wife, Mrs. Kate Worrell, looked out the window and saw her husband lying on the ground. He was dead when a police first aid squad arrived, apparently as the result of a heart attack.

OES Chapter 464 4 To Install Officers

Installation ceremonies will be held at 8 p. m. Saturday in the Calvin Prather Masonic Temple by the Rete Ransford Chapter No. 464, O ‘Mrs, Bo. Hocket will become worthy matron; William Barnett, worthy patron; Mrs. Gladys Kachel, associate matron; Hugo Klingstein, associate patron; Mrs. Bertha McDowell, secretary; Mrs. Ivah Lenn Mrs. Oneida Arnold, conductress, and Iva Hutton, associate conductress.

GIRLS’ EASTER

Coats $1995 to $24.95

All -wool coats in crepes, suedes and coverts. Pastel colors of blue, rose, green, beige and melon. Fitted or boxy styles. Sizes LE: 7 to 14 or 10 to 16, pe

colors.

GIRLS’ EASTER

Suits

to $26.95

Tailored a]l - wool soft pastel shades in plaids or solid Blue, rose, melon, green. Sizes 7 to 14—10 to 18.

Boys' Easter »

SUITS 3

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Boys’ Eastgr suits made of allwool fancy cassimere. In newer patterns of plaids, herringbone stripes, mixtures. Also sport suits in fancy combination patterns. Sizes 12 to 18.

Boys’ Easter SUITS

$16°°

Boys’ suits of fancy mixtures that will help him look his best on Easter morn — Herringbone and fancy plaids; pleated-front trou- - Bers, [ouble breasted models. Sizes

OUR TEN-PAY PLAN

BOYS' COMPLETE EASTER OUTFITS! | For Folks Who

Boys' Spring SUITS

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Boys’ Spring suits in the new double and single-breasted models. In plain and fancy plaids and herringbone weaves, In brown, :blue

and tan. Sizes 6 to 18, Boys’ Sport SHIRTS Boys’ sport shirts. Fruit - of - the - Toned 451 or short sleeves in y. plain or fancy pat- ’ terns. Sizes 8 to 18. Boys’ Dress SLACKS plain colors. Brown, blue, tan. Sizes 6 to 16 E! USE OUR TEN-PAY PLAN

and Rob Roy. Long In plain and novelty patterns, plaid, her- » ringbone weaves and

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| 90 you feel bloated and miserable afte very meal, taste sour, bitter food? I 0, here is how you Zaye set blessed reo or from this nervous d Everytime food enters trees tomach § /Atal gastric juice must flow nbrmally « eak-up certain food particles; elise the ood may ferment. Sour food, rote indi. restion and gas frequently cause a mor. nd, touchy, fretful, peevish, nervous | | ondition, loss of appetite, underweight | estless sleep, weakness. To get real relief you must Dra he flow of this vital gastric juice. Medi« | al authorities, in independent iabora: ory tests on human stomachs, have by | | »ositive proof shown that SSS Tonic is | 1 ective in increasing thie | ow when It is too little or scanty due | © a non-organic stomach disturbance | Chis is due to the SSS Tonic formule | | which contains special and potens acti: | | rating ingredients. Also, 88S Tonic helps build-up fon. | aa weak, avery | blood in nutri. jonal anemia a good flow of | i this gastric digestive ha plus rich red- | | slood you should eat better, sleep butter | eel better’ work better, play better

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