Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1949 — Page 6
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Guin Afi layoffs, 348,265 were filed last week tana} layolts. persons out of work for. the first/severe weather which delayed con- (Hotel. Miss Elaine Buck will ac-the man after he had heard confession sald jealousy was the
ime. This yas about 15,000 more struction and uther outside Work. company the group.
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SWEATERS
Warm, color- : ful all ve § sweaters. Well , All sizes,
ALL WOOL
The FAIR)
FINAL WINTER CLEARANCE
condemned English Hotel build-
Tig-hare id ‘they come
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Co-Op Hog Sales
Rise, Survey Finds Hog sales through co-operative state at agencies in Indiana were on the increase at the close of last year's trading, an Indiana Farm Bureau revealed yesterday.
A survey KETCHAM ask|™, ",,. ¢ million head sold In
were
ment of the Indiana Farm Busaid.
current E Déen used as al ry, t head also said : : the difference between prices paid for hogs at country points and city terminals has narrowed since which the first co-operative marketing
machinery was set up three years ago.
Last year the agencies serving Indiana handled sales of 132,809
ing a total of 1,450,439. {slaughter livestock.
t FREE OFFER for
Deafened Persons For people who are troubled by hard-of-hearing, this may be the means of starting a new, fuil Nite = |~-with all the enjoyment of sermusic, friendly companionship. It in Wticalled “Full-tone Hearing” and is {Bow 2 avaliable without charge. persons acclaim it as a racioar org with advice and encouragement of great value. ar ‘you-would- like a free-copy;, your name and address on a penny postcard and ask for “Fulltone Hearing.” Write BELTONE, Dept. 18, 1450 W. 16th St., Chica go 8, Ill. Also show this impor tant news to a friend who may be hard-of-hearing.
_Workingman’s Store
Open Daily, 7:30 AM..8 P.M,
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-Sizes-1-to
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Pinwale corduroy overalls with bib top. Dark and
pastels, TOTS’ UNION SUITS
MATCHED UNIFORMS (LTTE TTI {343 || seat Tearose only. 9
Sizes 2 to 6. FOR
TOTS' DRESSES New spring Styles i in adorable prints. Tub fast.
CORDUROY OVERALLS |
Knit union suits with nf]
Hol Casual
With Hoods or Without
These beautiful coats are full len style, handsomely lined and warmly interlined. Made wi th Yoke, gr 5n. or in
red pl A d linings. Warm, practical coats that give excellent service, Choice of black, green, grey, wine, and navy.
Sizes 10 to 20 88 to 44
RECEIVING BLANKETS Boft and warm, striped ends. Pink, blue 3 and white, FOR
INFANTS’ DRESSES Well made, daintily trimmed. White, pink 2
and blue. FOR
CARPENTERS AND aH ININ PANTS Dol | |e, COVERALLS Ir Ted Sree monos nicely - made and Nl 111 BB TELA eva enti tpl Wi" CUWBUT PANTS rn oe Sime Nr Son GLOVES AND Jems te style. Nursery INFANTS’ TOWELS
ALLL TOTS’ ANKLETS
Made of white combed cotton in white, pink, Yue, maize, Sizes 4 to §
QUILTED PADS
stitched. Irregular. =~ FOR
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Heavy, absorbent pads.$ 17x18", strongly
Knit towels of fine
large size. Pink or blue,
.._ RUBBER PADS Quilted Tubber pads, able and waterproof. Pink.
yarn
FOR
$
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1
$
ml
pp
SHERIF RE Congregational Church will use its three win-
PHILCO REFRIGERATOR
Featuring a tremendous increase in food storage capacity +» + all in the floor space of 4 square feet.
Storage Capacity 7.2 cu. I. Full-Width Frozen Food Compartment Completely Adjustable Shelves Handy. Cold Storage Tray If 2 Glass Covered Crisper Drawers
Sr eee eae N
GIRLS’ SLIPS
Made with built « up
for? pring colors.
Shimmering rayon Jersey blouses smartly styled with attractive jewel neck-
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“Rayon Jersey "BLOUSES
line. All wanted Sizes
32 to 38.
GIRLS’ BLOUSES
Broadcloth blouses in tailored styles. White only; Sanforized. Sizes to 14.
Chubby Girls’ Siips
Lace trimmed
Dry Storage Drawer shoulder, Tea rose and broadeloth slips to Self Closing Door Lach white. Sizes t chubby girls 8% " T to 14, ‘ FOR to 14%. A / All for the
New Low Price
249°
Payment Plan Can Be Arranged
PLAID SHEET
LACE SCARFS 45 Inches long. Well wove! en in elaborate 2 -
pattern. FOR + 6-PC. DRESSER SETS
Lace {B-pc. dresser - sets; 45-fn. searf, 3-10, SOE 48 "3pe, Wan ity set, :
BLANKETS
Special for this sale. Heavy weight, block pattern; soft and flufty,
IRONING BOARD COVERS Good heavy quality material. Standard size; elastic 2 os ace fastening. FOR
Elastio Shelf Edging
Make tive
A238 PILLOWCASES 42 by 3
Each
Ruhelves more attrao- . edge. All colors, 10 YDS,
““Step-in and pantie girdles. Pour
Plastic patent and =
yen Monday Thru Friday, 930 AN. to 5P. N—S:
ting. of the(Paim Beach, Fla, five years ago. ruled
311-325 bik, Lad] AlAs hh 2
| Women’s Indera Knitted Slips
Built up shoulder knitted slips. Some are atte, wools. Light and dark colors: A sizes,
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BED JACKETS Warm rayon fleece jackets with % sleeves; fringe or satin trim.
Pink and blue, regular sizes.
ates a0Was
Women’s Union Suits Pink cotton, tuck-stitch union " Ravon GOWNS sults with buili-up shoulder: Women's rayon knit gowns, square neck, sleeveless, Pull cut, pastels, Medium and large sizes.
open seat; sleeveless. Reg an tra.
SNUGGIES CREPE SLIPS All around elastic waist; Full cut, smooth fitting, close fitting knitted lace trimmed. Tea Rose.
22 to 52. COSTUME JEWELRY 4 FOR
snuggles. Reg. po | FOR RAYON PANTIES
Rayon knit panties, non- Wide assortment pins,
rri kl Rh ending, lute ff ron Aitaciive designs, Pius tax 2-Way Stretch GIRDLES CHILDREN'S ANKLETS
Good quality cotton ansupporters; firm elastic. Small, kiets in white and Amn medium, large. shades, Sizes §
Extra Size Panties, 2 for
Full cut Rayon panties for lar a. ona. Flare or band leg. Tearose. Sizes
SATIN BRASSIERES
Rayon satin up-lift or for full figures. Pink. 38 to 44.
WHITE aos White rayon squares with edges, FOR SAMPLE ‘HANDBAGS
"1 1
First quality fine cotton handkerchiefs in 12 white and prints. FOR
TROUSER CREASERS Snap lock brand; shapes and creases trous- 3 1 ers as they dry. FOR BOYS’ SHORTS
Broadcloth shorts, full od]
with shell frames. Black with gripper front.
and colors, Plus tax. 2 to 32. FOR
$3.00 PILLOWS ’ Brocaded rayon cover with GIRLS UNION SUITS fringed edges, Ass't. col- Dn TI aay TA dewve. . ors, elastic seat. 2 to 8. FOR ( \
a taxicab driver. The shooting occurred, the confession said, in, oo either MAYCH OF AHI, 104%. The! Lo Ana
tion.
Store-wide price reductions on all Winter merchandise In order to make room for new Spring apparel. There are hundreds of wonder. ful bargains that mean money saved to you. This advertisement lists only a few of the fharvgious values.
DENIM JACKET
Here is a real moneysaving value. Warm plaid flannel lining. 9-0z. San. . forized, denim, Sizes 36
i ian $7000 10 promithis exhibitors.
the meé-motive for the pistol slaying. |will be awarded
turday to6P.N
PLAID LINED
7,
- gleeve
SCOOP! Beautiful New
Spring Dresses
1) 59%
Dresses made to sell for dollars and dollars more! Take your choice of pretty prints or new spring colors. Newest Spring styles, including drapes, peplums, necklines and ects. Buy a whole wardrobe of them at this
flatteri
rock-bottom price.
SIZES FOR . EVERYONE
9 to 15, 12 to 20, 46 to 52,
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L 1614 to 24%.
~ Good PIAA WIaE TTT RTT color selection,
$1
Dark brown leather, snug fitting elastic 2 .. wrist,
white.
BOYS’ TIES looking stripes and . i=4 LEATHER SA |
FOR
higher priced.
BROADGCLOTH SHIRTS May be used as dress or sport shirt. Striped patterns. Sizes § to 1%
J. Honey-comb_weave.. Most»
Boys’ Plaid
Flannel SHIRTS |
Wonderful assortment of i high grade cotton flannel shirts that will give plenty MAA of service. Choice of bright colorful plaids, All sizes.
: Su. -
$
Much
Very . attractive patterns in choice 2 of colors. FOR
POLO SHIRTS
ly seconds of higher priced shirts.” FOR
STRIPED POLO SHIRTS Regularly $1.59. Fine cotton knit with long sleeve. Dark tones
6-PC. COTTAGE SETS
Fine quality organdy and other fancy fabrics, Assorted styles.
CURTAIN PANELS
Rayon mixed, striped 1
marquisette, plain ox with cushon dots.
Fast Color Cretonne PLASTIC TABLE COVER -g donne Al “wanted” "Ty Boru 9f © a PATA: SAMY wathed with color combingtions. YDS. #4 by 72-inch size. FOR
50-IN. OIL CLOTH
Choice of many desirable Bi in all colors also plain white.
CURTAIN MATERIAL Eon oa» * “hgle- 4 $1.98 Printed Plastic TABLE Ch
‘novelty patterns, YDS.
Colorful Dutch prints n choice of red or blue Reduced to half- -price.
PLAID TURKISH TOWELS
Sturdy weight with deep 1 colors, 17 looped weave. Size § by 2 pan “4 Fon
20 by 40 inches. FOR : 25%, LINEN TOWELS Large Turkish Towels 1 ‘Reguiorly To. Extra heavy weight; large sims,
Twenty « five per cent 4 ron $f 20 by 40 .inches.
Closely woven huck towels
PASTEL HUCK TOWELS 1
linen added for absorb-
2 pon -S0.. tripe; Moraes, ha !
“CHAIR SETS » Em ye orn h "AT pon nd Botan borders . oe WASH Sos PRINTED TEA TOWELS
Large aise , Oholoy of gay Ogures §
ie Sion i 4 yon.
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BOYS’ KNIT CAPS 1 Made of part wool in heavy rib knit, . Colorful 2 combinations. a FOR
WARM SWEATERS Colorful plaids; part wool for warmth} juvenile sizes.
+ in blue and brown,
(Men's Flanneletts or Broadoléth
PAJAMAS
Warm, heavy weight flan. nelette or broadcloth pajamas in good looking striped patterns. Coat ‘style with lapels or slipover style, Sizes A to D,
ALL-WOOL VESTS: Well woven 100% wool in check or plaid patterns.
WORK CAPS Hats or caps made of warm wool or corduroy, Choice of colors. 50% WOOL SOX 1
Irregulars of very fine sox. Attractive patterns PRS.
Sanforized Shorts
Pine uslity sanforized th, Assorted pate
2 yor
Regular 75¢ Tee Shirts in popular. style with 2 gloss rib neck. - &. FOR ¥
RAYON HOSE Fancy dress hose of fine quality rayon; full Jength, 10 to 13. PRS, MIDWAY BRIEFS Well knit cotton midways with 2 elastic waist,
TEE SHIRTS
FOR
patterns.
Str Tieking Hope Muslin pp « and Famous Hope quality r- striped; bleached muslin, No fllYh 2 yds. "81 ng; ous trom. 3 yey, $1 Dark Out'g Flannel Printed Towsling Ki a nap, Qulottyl : — a a yds, $1 | Sinem G yas. $1
DRESS PRINTS
Fast color prints, in large and marl] : 3 YDS.
out Flannel
wide,
closely”
Cisnanan
community. Since 1924 ti made it possil 200,000 persons
ceive educatio and charitabl equivalent” to present popula The Found serves as a * tween donors quests for cha their wills and agencies.
Strang: Occasionally, Foundation rec bequests which put into effect. One donor early 1900s ex that some of | for the “maint bath house or for the use of “The Society | of Cruelty to A city, once was building horse neded in the wo stands idle. The “Indians also. receives quests for fund for money to w barter” exchan; cipally in times empioyment. J In writing a his
The Foundati in 1916 by the companies—Ind er Trust and Un receipt of gift “promoting the sons now or he Indianapolis.” Members of | Seg, who sem erms, are app eral Court ju County Circuit the Mayor. Pres serve without p Sheerin, chair Efroymson, En EN Lilly, Euge J. Dwight Pete: Present Foun Paul -M. Ross, olis newspaper: A unique fea dation is that n ly to the benef are voted by its and then chan: ous agencies. Found One of the phases of “the been its spons stration project taken over on ¢ by civic or gov In 1925 the the co-operatio apolis public sc the James E. F Handicapped Ch has grown fron rollment of 2 present 220. Other demon have included c General Hospi
.- Flanner House
lishment of a
"slon at Gener
contributions tc Symphony Ore concerts for sc Another imp
"Foundation wo
provision for local high scl students. Fuu money, books high school stu In 1948 the F
approximately
arships for 40 o school students.
Arrest Ce In Bank
An extensive -cago Heights, I ‘wanted by the" with & bank Ind., ended yest rest of Elmer Crete, Ill Hedges, the laborated with former cashier tional Bank in priating nearly bank’s funds, ( on $15,000 bor conspiracy to vi Banking Act, Gettler was ¢
money for the cars for re-sal Agents said ex
