Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 January 1949 — Page 16

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| ame FURNACE. co.

GA. 6460

Governor-elect

Our Hand Is Extended ‘ To All Our Customers and “Friends” This New Year - in Friendship and Bet) Wishes.

700 GARDNER LANE RON--STEEL SCRAP—METALS

1948

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SAGALOWSKY Hones I

sonoma

Hard Times Ahead

#lot a $2 million school of veteriJlrs medicine at Purdue Univer- | sity.

Fifty-Fifth Year

of State Life Service

THE STATE LIFE “INSURANCE COMPANY of ,000,000 to policyholders’

The State Life issues one-day to sixtyind, Savings En-

protect Your Family's Future pe With State Life Policies”

THE STATE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 15 E. Washington Street A Mutual Logal Reserve Company TT Founded 1894

n holds assets of over:

Believed Dead in Crash ROME, Jan. 1 (UP) — All 13| passengers and crew “were be-|

South African DC<3 airliner| crashed and burned last night on Mt. Argentario, 90 miles north of Rome. Four charred bodies. aly have been recovered from the wreckage. Th Jealian Alr Ministry said

the pl was en route from! | Athens “Marseille. “Names of’ _|those aboard. were not available here. Bad Visibility was blamed for the crash. Hurt as Drop Mrs, Jean Kay,”

. |housewife, of 2025 Dexter Ave.,| —|nursed un _ sore left

. Puree in

“(jentlemen, 1 see hard times| | & |ahead, " said Goveérnor-eiect Henry | "5% 8 schricker yesterday to proponents;

lieved to have been killed when a, -

rm INDIANAPOL STM

Health Nurse ‘Named

NEW "CASTLE, Jan: T—Mrs. the

ghna Harden, wife of Charles

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‘Auto > Dealers to Hear Samuel C. Hadden

Samuel C. Hadden, newly appointed director of the Indiana State Highway Commission, will address the one-day session of | Automobile Dealérs’ Association] of -Tndiana, Inc, Jan. 12 in the Claypool Hotel. ‘Joseph E.O’Daniel, association

. president, will open the lsaing] — r= WE ‘POINT . WITH PRIDE

session. G. L. Schaus, chairman of the association's $50,000 safety program, will report on progress,

Jof the safety campaign. =

i Harden, of

Piper takes effect.

Kennard, has been appointed Henry County -health

nurse effective Feb. ‘1, when the resignation of Mrs. Michelena

Canadian-born Mrs. now a naturalized citizen, is a registered nurse,

A MAIZE OF USES Waxy maize, a con developed, in America largely f-the-piesent| decade- from seed from China, is finding a variety of uses from in|

“Harden. ples and candies to clothing sie]

ng work and in guile | in 1

She was e-ivelopes and postage stamps. CROSSWORD PUZZLE “1 .

Wild Animal

Answer to Previous Pussie

nd BIRIT TRL Te 10 Reg Cio (RIRIO[g]1 [INS] BILE »

| The bucket of ice Gold water 'AL-60 High mount was tossed on the’ project at a 1 Depicted 61 Blow with ~— |Tiseting. in the Columbia Club mal open hand | called by HassH Schenck, presi« 5 Its habits ——= |dent: of the Indiana Farm Bu- carnivorous VERTICAL : sreau, to hear. discussion Gf the 8 Walking stick 1 Desire oF subject. 12 Notion 2 Aromas IRIEIDIA IBEHTTE A EF A Urges Double Tax AL oh 13 Low fellow: Permit > RIEILER EL) a At the'same time, Mr. Schricker BN 14 Verba 4 Musical note 17 International 41 Italian city {went on record ras favoring a Ci | 15 Drunkard 5 Genus of language ' 42 Greek co doubled gross Income. tax to fi- EY 16 Victim of maples * 20Whims. © 44 Alleged nance a soldiers. bonus for Hoo-| leprosy ~~ 6 Knock sfer_ veterans of World War.II. |e This altar cloth, held by Car- 18 Wire measure 7 Paradise The governor - elect said he men Amin, an employee of the | 19 Hour (ab.) 8 Symbol for would go along with a recom-| Swedish consulate i in New York, 20 Sedan cobalt mendation of the Farm Bureau| was embroidered by Sweden's | 21 Slight bow 9 Limb | calling _ for an increase of the old | 23Lone Scout 10 Brads 3 lev King Gustav. The 90-year-old (ab 11 Measures of’ | R h made the cloth, known | 24 Sea ‘He turned down a sales tax| Monarch made the clo | 24 Ocean cloth proposal, ‘declaring “it ‘takes| 25 an antependium, for the 75th | 28 Onager = 16 “Pelican 1 money out of the pockets of peo-| anniversary of the Bethlehem | 28 Mounted - State” (ab) pple on the street,” and pointed; Lutheran Church, Brooklyn, police (ab,) . out that the gross income tax! New York City, at the request | 30 Sheat {method would be simple to ad-| of the church's pastor, the Rev 30 Sheat |minister, inasmuch as the ma- Martin Luther C i. * | 32Fir tree |ehinery already is in operation. artin Luther Corne A 35 Persian fairy $70 Million Receipts Seén “i 36 Enthusiastic It was estimated that doubling Samaritan Lodge | ardor {of the present 1 per cent gross in- { : {87 Grand - come tax would bring ih $70 mi)-| To Install Officers | conductor lion: annually. Officials thought | Chester L. Albertson will be! . (ab) + a bonus would cost. the state $175 | Installed as Noble Grand of] 38 Negative reply million, {Samaritan Lodge 658, I00F, at, SyDriving | Pros and cons of the proposed] a public “installation of officers command school to train veterinarians of at 8 p. m. Thursday-in the Lodge 40 Unit of energy the future were ‘finally climaxed|Hall, 1525 Howard St. . | 42 Senior (ab.) by Gov. Schricker, who said he] Other officers to be mstaiea 43 Distress signal had grave doubts that the budget are Toney Motsinger, vice grand; 46 Seed container would be balanced this year in| |J. C. Stofer, chaplain; Joseph| 48 Electrical unit Indiana, Ritchie, warden; Fred Mpynatt 50 Light knock “With the deficits and requests Jr. conductor; Ray Albertson,| 52 Portals of vital governmental operations, recording secretary; A. A. Tur- 54 Social insect_ i=plus the soldiers’ bonus payments, ner, financial secretary; Edmond] 65 Hops’ kilns 1 fear your school is going to|Russel, senior treasurer; Huberon 57 River (Sp.) have to walt,” Mr. Schricker de- BE. Russ. inside guardian, and Ray| 58 Genus of [eared | Breedlove, outside guardian. [ sy Es ota | District 24 North will be the Recess Al 13 Aboard | Plane installing staf. church

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SERVING THE INDIANAPOLIS _ COMMUNITY FOR | SEVENTY: FIVE YEARS

: 7 HAS BEEN A PLEASURE AND A GREAT PRIVILEGE

Dept

EFROYMSON'S

918-926 S. MERIDIAN ‘ST.

; = en SATURDAY, JAN. i a |

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Since 1868 Hisey & Titus Mortuary has given In.dianapolis families services that have long been remembered by loved. ones. During 1949 we pledge to continue this service with as many improvements as possible. ; dea?

HISEY % TITUS Nlotliea’sty

951 NORTH DELAWARE ST

TO THESE

Other speakers on the program

clude J. €. Doyle,

ins manager of 38-year-old the central region of the Ford

Motor Co. and Ben T. Wright,

of the National -Auto-

‘ankie president as a Resuh t of a freak accident! Props Dealers Association.

y. Broken ankle when the bo

Flan cut her

in the Methodist L Hospieal, -

ng. Her wound was dressed

tom fell out|TOO MUCH FOLIAGE ] of a soft drink carton. she was| Losses of vitamin C value occur [in plants that grow too much to

jfoliage.

FOR VALUE

Four generations of Indlanan's have furnished thelr homes from the Hartmann Furniture Co. During these 55 years of service we, of Hartmann’s, have held to the

+ worth, at lowest prices-furniture of good design and honest craftsinanship, by manufacturers whose names are synonymous with dependable quality.

“Now , .. aa in 1803... We offer home furnishings which you can buy with confidence -and own with pride, And In all the years to come, we shall adhere to our traditional policy of bringing you Better Furniture for Better Living.

—THE— "HARTMANN PLAN"

Hartmann's have always considered it a great privilege to be able to serve the people of our community.

Our business and your patronage mean more to us than Just selling of ‘merchandise,

Hartmani’s value highly your friendship and confidence. And in appreciation Hartmann’s will offer for 1849, just a little better values, a little better service and just a little

_Hartmann's want to make more friends than ever before in 1049,

‘ Bach month we offer “The Hartmann Plan.” Win $100.00 in cash or an ADMIRAL RADIO.

COME TO HARTMANN'S FOR FURTHER DETAILS, THIS PLAN IS OF INTEREST 10 EVERYONE.

STORE HOURS.

determination to sell only home furnishings of genuine

added courtesy and more consideration for CYREYIOR.......o

of SERVE ani REPUTATON

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9A M TO 5 P..M. DAILY—MONDAY AND FRIDAY 9p. Mm aE fied Crust Shemuts Rud, n.,

tomers.

Capitol Avenue:

OUR 24-Hour Oxygen ‘Therapy

Home Service

technicians in charge -is main- . tained for your genveniencé and Prompt , delivery. Day 5347. Night phone:

welfare. phone: LI. ‘IR. 5729; HI. 2100. *

macist “on duty of serve you. ‘

plete ‘supply of insuli (sugar test); z= ANOTHER service ter,

Hosiery, and Sacro-! dominal - Supports.

North~Capitol Ave. * T every Haag's

tised Brands priced money.

-eonvenience! complete Camera graphic 400 North Capitol 2401

"your needs. x * | b E are proud to

tion's Service that a Drug Store

8nd a Little Bit More!

QR excellent rental service of whee! chairs, invalid walkers, oxygen - therapy equipment and kk a= “fracture beds. This service is main- 4 tained for the comfort. and convenience of our thousands of cusIn “our modern hospital equipment department, 02 North

AT sur modern alknight store, £3 22d and Meridian Streets, you will find a well-trained phar-

* : T00. at our 22d and Meridian Street Store you'll find a com:

_dles, syringes, scales and clinatests

are justly proud is -a “fitting room attended by an expert fitof Reliable Trusses,

you'll: find at our Modern Hospital Equipment Department, 402

+ you'll find Nationally Adver-

NEW type of service for your

In Supply Departments East 38th Street Stores—

you will find: cameras, ~all Photographic Equipment for

with trained

alt times to

n, hypo nee-

of which we

Elastic ~.¢ liac and AbThis service

Drug Store

to save you

our new, and. Photo.

Avenue and

film. and

"be “CivilizaStations—all should be

our custorgers,

Préudly

WE BEGIN

OUR Tih YEAR

HEN the Haag Drug Company was founded back in" 1876, it started very much as any other business might have begun with enthusiasm; confidence; courage and

- THE seed was planted and the business was firmly rooted, -

ODAY, seventy-three years later, we realize that we have grown very rapidly. Seventy-three years ago, there was ONE store—today, and we point with pride to our rapid growth, there are 35 stores. Today, just as séventy-three years ago, there is but ONE desire—to serve each and every Haag customer to the best of our ability.

E have kept our finger on the pulse of these changing times, the better to help our customers meet the new and puzzling problems of these’ very difficult days.

ND, as we face a New Year with confidence in the future of America, our New Year's wish is that all of us may tealize’ our cherished desire , . . and that each of us, in his own way, and in’ the measure in which he works, gain that happiness which comes to all who serve a just cause!

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