Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 January 1949 — Page 4

Page PDF (7.77 MB)

Back to issue view

SNE RET

Bh ana.

SECURITY

—-

| a

£ if i :

Eh of g $F5E; 0

fl:

; § A Vy | N 6 § cent’s Hospital following a four-

MEAN

of Your extra dollars in a savings account at Celtic means you can meet unexpected bills: without worry. Dollars are safe at Celtic; for a Federal agency insures them, up to $5,000. Besides

dividends — semi-annual-ly. For SECURITY, » and EARNINGS, the best place for your savings is Celtic.

Jan. 1st Dividend Rate 24%

See LIEBER'S

i | iu y |

24 WEST W

* OWE OF TNE LARGEST PWOTO SUPPLY NOUSES Sn JN THE MIDDLE WEST , =|Mr. and Mrs. Ul

BEVIN RIE III 188

RRERRERRRLVIERONRRRRnRRRNtITIN

protection you get generous

IGAFEDERAL : ASSOCIATION

TITIAN

Good Rule for Better Pictures

PHOTO SUPPLIES — CAMERAS — PHOTO FINISHING

d fis Siri Today's Weather Fotocast For Rev. A. B. Duffy |

long lliness Fatal To Former Chaplain .

{Circle, Holy Cross Cemetery, fol-| lawing a funeral mass conducted’ by Archbishop Paul C. Schulte ° at 9:30 a. m Saturday in 8, 8. Peter and Paul Cathedral. : Solemn requiem mass will bei held at 10 a. m, 3» He died yesterday in St. Vin-

year illness. He was 60. He was the son of Frank Duffy, general secretary of the United | Brothérhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America. | Native of New York A native of New York City, Father Duffy was ordained at St. Z, {Meinrad Seminary in 1913, His| first assignment was in Rich-/ mond, Ind. During World War I he served as a chaplain and’ subsequently Heart parish, Terre Haute, t He served as chaplain of St.

re SB Maps

. . - .

PARTLY CLOUDY AND CLOUDY AREAS

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW--See that low pressure center over Missouri and the twistin Francis Hospital in 19042 and as| air fronts extended from it. Moist air from the Gulf of Mexico flowing around this low center wil assistant pastor of Holy Name cause stormy weather from the Gulf states through the Great Plains. parish, Beech Grove, in 1043. He| on the map indicate where this storminess will develop.

wri

(yt

3 A 5 brought many lines below the Mie Re i us B. Tuy, SX orTROIT Lacy dow ot, OPA ceilings of October, 1046, & cha of Bt. Fran Ae |X oS tailed survey : - gon / hy Hospital, will be buried in Priest's 4 {x FoR Ki Fo " items were the same and 227, NPENNSYLVANIA FR. 412 ]

: x A N= 3 , . Ca 2 1 . wo. 4 nT cliche: 700 A x ofa Xo = 0 x is

Sa SE DEnven [oe CITY: o x

1-DAY SERVIGE ON NEW PLATES [-

WHILE YOU WAIT SERVICE ON

win oon anes | ima. ; mn Te

tn Hh en wisi oy A FEW . .. While they last! ...

we. SE ETIck SNOW §7) Wo rumne 77777) RAN

AND FLURRIES

inion AFFECTED AREA

also was assistant in St. Cath-| érine parish here,

Surviving besides his parents

N. Duffy, Washington, D. C., and | sMVINGS a sister, Mrs. C. M. Schultheis, | South Bend, ' |

Inning

HIE

Before You Start!

| will ing

EBER Gwe

ASHINGTON ST.

11944.

Surviving

EXTRA LARGE SOFA AND CHAIR IN_LUXURIOUS HICH PILE FRIEZE

te yeaa be had vd i Bre: Rites Saturday Soe asses ose FOF Cpl. AXSom

Native of City Killed in Germany

at 1:30 p. m. Saturday in Fleming Gardens Christian Church. Burial be in Floral Park, follow services by Wayne Post No. | 64, American Legion.

He entered 1943, after machinist work five | years in International Harvester. {He was sent overseas Apr. 8, He had received his basic| | training in Camp Perry, O. | SAFE NIGHT DRIVING are his

Died in Action Official Weather

on Jan, 27, 1048

Sunrise ..... 6:57 | Sunset .. . 4

he dotted and striped areas [the recent snow and freeze in the

UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU

1948 Today Eggs. Grade A 1g... 6c ~ 57c . Sasned Peaches ... Re 2480 . A anned Peas ...... 12%c 100 |B ECORD PLAYER Canned Tomatoes .. 18¢ . 12%¢ Electric f | JE Sirloin Steak ...... T9¢ "Were bi Oranges (p&n 1b.) .. 12%¢ = Be ere . Grapefruit Sessa 8c 6c Pork Chops ....... 68¢c 69¢ Chuck Roast ...... 48¢c 49¢c Canned Corn ...... 13¢ 13%¢c {Flour, 5 Ibs. .....4s 87c | 38c | { Lg. Canned Milk ... llc 12%ec| {Fresh Milk ...... +o. 1683%c 10c Sugar, 518, ....... 36c 47c Sliced Bacon, top .. 6c Tie Potatoes (support'd) 49¢ 59¢ iHead Lettuce ...... 12¢ 21c

i | Grocers pointed out that the in-|| {crease in head lettuce was due to|f

west, | Bread shows a flsght increase. {It amounts to 24c on a pound-jand-a-half loaf. 13 | Other prices range about the} _ |same, but grocers are quick to 50 (agree that all food prices are|

We have a limited number of

b ipitation 24 hrs. ending 7:30 a: m. Total precipitation since Jan. 1.,..

The foi perature in other cities: Station

Services for T-5 Grant U, Ax- BIBI" + ovms ss ranseannnss susins oe , killed Apr. 15, 1945, near Botton reas see 8 ucksburg, Germany, will be held Cincinnati . 48 [Cleveland 35

Indianapolis (City) Kansas City “en

Call Cpl. Axsom, who was 28, was Moe gel) , os 8 . {a member of the 555th Ordinance Manéspoiis-a1, Paul * Riley 4315 | {International Harvester) Bat- {New York .......... | 38 Ak: for talon. A native of Indianapolis, Jaa TOE D8 . he was graduszied from Ben = {Pittsburgh ......, . 48 Retail Photo Davis High School. He was a | [San Antonio"... % Oupartment Smember of the Fieming Gardens Be en 8

service Jan. 21,

TS A iid i Sat. = urday a W. H. Book to Speak

Christian Church.

parents,

| range of its lights.

A SPECIAL PURCHASE—A SPECIAL PRICE!

ey ila

Convenient Terms to Suit YOUR Income

Opan or Add to Your Account

——— 5 » ’ ~~ »

Popular Two-Cushion Sofa! + Extra Long, 79 Inches Overall! + Matching Comfortable Chair!

GOOD LOOKING! SPRING FILLED CONSTRUCTION THRUOUT! Coil spring seat, back and base, seasoned hardwood frame—built for service and comfort! The very best of upholstery is used . . . luxurious high pile frieze in two popular colors—chodse rose or blue! A nicely made suite, nicely styled, nicely tailored . . . a very SPECIAL PURCHASE and a very SPECIAL PRICE! Both pieces, 169.00

ge 1] flowing table shows the tem- Free Riders 3 <r

| William H. Book, executive vice Fa, {president of the Indianapolis By {Chamber of Commerce, will speak |’ Nighttime safe automobile speed at the noon meeting of the Ex-

ysses G. Axsom, lcha Club tomorrow in the 610 8. Roena St.; a brother, Ear |18 below the maximum at which a change

1 { {ear can ped wi !Claypool Hotel. | Axsom, and a sister, Mrs, Louise be stop thin the Claypoo une Borgman, all of Indianapolis.

His topic will| _ Ibe “A Look at the Legislature.” | .

50¢

BUY ONE TODAY!

these excellent portable elece tric record ployers—take ode vantage of this. offer while they last. oh

Haking a One-way ride to lower) 01 jevels,

$0) : : _Rebuked teow] CHICAGO, Jan. 27 (UP)—Po13 |lice Commissioner John C. Pren8 |dergast reminded policemen that 3 they must stand in. streetcars, 18 | interurban trains and buses. 31 [Prendergast said he had too many 27 | complaints that the policemen, 3 who ride free, occupied seats {while paying customers had to stand.

29 ON THE CIRCLE

2. Doors From Power & Light Ceo.

Yea aed

' ’ " Pn % To A Gift For The Home 2nd a Goody for the Kids. Come in and Get Acquainted.

ee TRLE WV ghee im

"On the Corner’ EAST TENTH AT LA SALLE

3 BIG DAYS OF VALUES

DRESS PRIN

29:

Regular 49¢ value— & first quality. Mostly

“BABY NEEDS"

TRAINING P First Quality

RUBBER PANTS Small, medium, large

RECEIVING BLANKETS Seconds of a Good Quality Se stennn

large floral patterns} o cRIDAY 36” BLEAGHED MUSLIN 286 Y6. § o saTuRDAY _— © MONDAY CANNON i TOWELS Mt 39¢ “i: | | 18356" CANNON TOWELS . | 3 for $j00 | | canon wisnaones | Sieg 1B . | [EaNmTNE 4 eavy Weight for | | SHEETS Blue Chambray WORK SHIRT ' First Quality $ 09 Sanforized and $1 19 | 81x99 Melba Full Cut to Fit ———————— DAN RIVER SHEETS COVERT WORK PANTS I. Heavyweight $950 I yy 210g. Susu $935 Sanforized Gray ; Se NCasre SORUUROY PAN meow | sturdy tong 50° DRESS SHIRTS [tonsil §[08f | wowing. 42x36 : . | |

COTTON THROW RUGS "52-317

. 16¢

We reserve the right to limit quantities, if necessary.

THIS SALE FOR 10th ST. STORE OMLY

nn.

i i §

of I

1 il

» If y forma new R

of larg RCA casts, “Gold histor beaut; ceury

Listen