Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1949 — Page 22

PAGE 22

Men, Women! Old? Rites Tomorrow Wil Cuppy Dies, Get New Pep, Vim

Backache, Bladder Irritation, Stjong Cloud Uribe,’ pressure over the blad

starts ays: 1. Helps nature remove certal ins wo apeeine germs in acid conditions — . S———————— nus-helps relieve a frequent cause of NEF 0 SPEED many aches and pains, 3. By relieving and PD FoR F Mr. calming irritated tissues it

t OYBTEX. from druggist today, Monev back guaranteed unless CYSTEX sat lsfies you

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1040

For John Hare Services for John Hare, 3108! Hoosier Author Feel ears Youn IN. ‘Capitol Ave, who died yesY Y ger terday in his home, will be held 5 Succumbs in N. Y.

TU at 2.30 p. m. tomorrow in After Long lliness

$4 Goda. Conta'us 0, a or Vim By. sec Flanner & Buchanan mortuary.

ealetnm, ntl” wise only S00. Try Owtrex 1 Y ' | Asie ve ouneet toing Wie very day | Burial will be in Crown Hill. | guy 0,50 Hoosier-born au- > Boiss. at Ail Hook's and Haas orn Born in Rising Sun, Mr. Hare, thor and humorist, died yesterday ‘who was 80, lived in Indian-in a New York City hospital. He

He was for 31 was 65. Mr. C uppy,

39. vears a native of Auburn

apolis 3¢ 8. Help IDNEYS years employed by Indianapolis . ’ Power & Light Co, had been ill for several years, He

He Is survived by his wife, was author of eight books, includBessie; three sons, Robert, Earl ing the best seller “How to Tell d( and Orville Hare; two daughters, Your Friends From Apes" and from Getting Up Nights, Mrs. .Clasena Perry -and Mrs. many magazine articles,

Betty Musgrove, all of Indian-' For the past two decades. he

ankles, circles under eyes, or anoles apolis; - three ‘brothers George Wrote a weekly column of reJains due to semporary germ irritation and and + Charles Hare 8t. Paul, views of detective stories for the - b . t i Cldn A . Dpnarganic and, pon-systemic Kidney *7@ and Frank Hare, Westport: a New YoYrk Herald Tribune. He Usually the veiry first dose of CYBTEX sister Mrs Elizabeth LefMer, contributed numerous articles on

10 work immediately to help you ir the animal world to the Saturday Evening Post Cuppy received the bacheSpeed from harvest to freezer lor of philosophy degree from the Is essential to get quality rrozen University of Chicago in 1914, He vegetables, attended the university for 12

vears, studying literature and nat-

. St. Paul, and six grandchildren,

helps reduce fre. nt of smarting passages day and night

ural history.

GOING TO GET MARRIED! Roy Crowdus

Rely on us to Services will be Held at 1 p. m tomorrow in C. M. 0. Willls & moke yours o beautiful ceremony | gon Funeral Home for Roy

Crowdus, 966 Maryland st landscape gardener who died Sunday In - General Hospital. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Crowdus, who was 56, was a native of Indianapolis, He is survived by his wife, Ger-

with flowers and decorations at a price you can afford to poy iE wn Our 90th Yeor

_ DR. JOS. E. KERNEL OPTOMETRIST

trude; a son, Charles; five daughters, Mrs. Roberta Poindexter, Mrs. Laverne Jackson, Mrs.. Rosa Dawson, Miss ‘Georgetta Crowg— - - dus, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Hazel Dunn, Terre Haute, four sisters, Mrs, Ora Barlow, Mrs. Cora O'Banion, Mrs, Essie

FPhodes and Mrs, Minerva Epps, Indianapolis.

Edward W. Smith

Rites for # Edward William Smith, 303 W. Vermont St, who died Sunday in General Hospital, a : will be held at 10 a. m. Thursday OFFICE HOURS—8A.M.TO5P. M. in King ‘& King Chapel. Burial will be in Holy Cross CLOSED WEDNESDAY AT NOON Mr. Smith, who was 35, was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis and was a farmer. . His

J HE PIO CREE METRO Iwo Fadtion Aa egatwar WaTHiwE = Ni Rei are Joseph. Smith,

700) ID

the world's AM most \MAZING penny

[U's just an ordinary hive for-a-nickel penny

. . But isan nramg

Pons penny! - Give it a chance to roll up its sleeves, and ic will turn

out as much work as a gang of men shoukdering 1,788 pounds

among them and carrying the load one mile.

You say men can’t be hired for such work at such wages? You're correct! Yet 1,788 pounds is the average amount of freight the Illinois Central hauled one mile for 1 cent last vear: The total hauled was 72.million tons.

For doing this job the Illinois Centrad paid. its workers twice what they received twenty years ago — although its average freight rate increased only 17 per cent,

What's

the answer? Hard working money — $700.000,000 worth of it invested in locomotives, cars, rails. signals and othet” property — every penny of it helping [linois Central workers produce more and earn more, , With this combination ol u orkmg men and working monev, the Illinois Central is determined to earn the continued -

friendship and patronage of those it serves,

W. A. Jounsron

E President

ILLINOIS CENTRAL - RAILROAD

MAIN LINE OF MID-AMERICA

; form of a dinner at 6:30 p. m.,

Mrs. Ella Garner Leonard Martin {her athens Edward, Courter: Ye I Fren Say ou Say t, Rites Tomorrow. grein; 4: ister, Mes, Suse) What You ’ How y Virgil, Ward, Vernon, Thomas

Services for Mrs. Ella Garner,

BrovnbER Shaidlent ue Dies Here at 4h ye in Meth

| Rn | dianapolis.

Oliver Lewis Sr.

Sieg ote be held at Seq iis m., Hoe morrow im Jones & Matthews Funeral Services Services for Oliver Lewis Sr. Funeral Home. Burial will be in Set Tomorrow 418 W. North St,

G m C reenlawn Cemetery there. Services. wiliebe held at 1 p. m.

Mrs. Garner, who was 73, was i,morrow in Craig Funeral Home a member of Pittsboro Baptist (or 1 eonard Maren, 1141 Harlan -m IW Shape. Church. St., ‘who died Sunday in Green-| Born in Dublin, Surviving are eight daughters, castle. Burial will be In Mrs. Edria Phillips, Brownsburg; Crown. Mrs. Bernice Davis, Mrs. Merle Meyers and Miss Edith Garner, g1q was a lifelong resident of In-

Miss.

dianapolis 27 years.

Indianapolis; Mrs, Mable Miller, dianapolis. Mix.’ Bertha, Robertaun: i Carmel r&. Carl Shirley, Zions sons ver Jr. elly an ville; Mrs. Helen Wing. Lizton Surviving are his wife, Ella; a Lewis, and a brother,

and Mrs. Lois Canary, Plainfield JonreR udaipn: a daughter, Miss yoyjg

and two sons, Hubert and Harold L ucjlie Garner. Brownsburg. Mrs. Anna Allegree -

Mrs

all of Indianapolis, Martin; three sisters, Miss five grandchildren. po

Martin, Mrs. Gertrude Sneed and Mrs. Zilla Huston, and! two brothers, Raymond and Har-|

ley Martin, all of Indianapolis. Anna Mary Allegree, who

died Friday in the home of a Adam Anderson Enkin ve. waa pe un goSeruces for, Adam Anderson in Crown Hill after services at 2 532 Hartson 5. who 41d Synp. m. today in Jordan F uneral day i General Hospital, will be Home. ; held at 10 a. m. tomorrow ‘in the . home. Burial will _be in New A native. of Augusta Mrs. Alle: Crown ‘ ree, who was 77, lived in Indian ! Ser, 8 65 vears. She was a mem years a resident of In: ber of North Indianapolis Church dianapolis Mr. Anderson, who of Christ. was ‘52, was a native of Illinois, Sadie;

He is survived by his wife a brother, John Anderson, and a sister, Mrs. Mabel Day, all of

Indianapolis. | | vuriney i. + Services will bejheld at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Nofth Indianapolis

M oma Baptist Church-Tor Mrs. Lucille rs. Addie Scott 6 Caroline + tney. 2341 Indianapolis Ave.,

Ave, who died Saturday in her 1, died Sunday in Genera! Hoshome will be buried in New i.) Burial will be in.Crown Crown tomorrow after services at Hill . 10 a. m. in 8t. Paul AME Church Born in Evansville, Mrs. Scott who was 49, lived in Indianapolis. 30 years, She is survived by her husband Homer Scott; five sons, Walter } Homer, Benjamin, Otis and Otha Slacks or Pants

. g K R Our tatlors will make immediate Scott; three daughters Miss Ger alterations: Take them home with you aldine, Molly and Amy Scott, all

of Indianapolis; a brother, Onal LEON TAILORING CO. Mays, Cleveland, O.; a sister, Mrs. In the Middle o Goldie Ray, Indianapolis, and one 235 Mass. Ave. the First Kiosk grandchild. po

MAPL ETON GROU P TO DINE Delon Business Associa"8 firwte an gessiom wit borin.

For 27

In addition to Mrs. Gary. ghe is survived by two brothers, Omer Haffield, Indianapolis, and Wil liam Haffield, Pinkstaff, Ill.; two

grandchildren and four great- Mrs. James grandchildren.

Mrs. Homer Scott

Mrs. Courtney, who was 34, was a lifelong Indianapolis resident, She is survived by her hus-|

Ready for Immediate Wear

an. a LAN ail

an mii

and Clarence Franklin, all of lo-

New Lewis, ‘who was 68, lived in In-| He was Mr. Martin, who wad 468 years member of Shiloh Baptist Church. Survivors include a daughter,

ize 4 22 "1.

2 PROOF, THE ‘STRAIGHT WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUCT 85% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. COPR. 1943, SCHENLEY DISTRIBUTORS, INC.. N.Y.C.

Can Make You More Popular

IA publisher in Chisago reports'at social functions, or even in there is a simple technique of casual conversations with "new everyday conversation which can acquaintances, there are ways in

who died Satur- pay you real dividends in both which you can make a good imday in his home, were to be held social and business advancement pression every time you ‘talk. at 2 p. m, today in Jacobs Broth- andq works like magic to give you! Buriii,aned potwe, a? confiflence and this paper with the. easy-to-follow

To acquaint more readers of

reater ularity. The details rules for developing skill in everyMr, 5 this Lh are described in/day conversation, the publishers a fascinating booklet, “Adven- have printed full details of their A tures in Conversation,” sent free interesting self-training method in on request, |a 24-page booklet which will be three! According to this publisher, mailed free to anyone who reKing many people do not realize how quests it. The address is: Dept.

G much they could influence others 9418, Conversation Studies, 1315 jorge simply by what they say and how 8. Michigan Ave. Chicago 5 IIL ‘they say It.

Whether in business. A penny postcard wil do.—Adv.

CHARLES "BUDDY" ROGERS, famous screen star and producer, says:

SCHENLEY

...it’s richer, smoother, always!”

From SCHENLEY the House of

AGED Whiskies

5.YEARS OR MORE OLD. 35% STRAIGHT WHISKY,

Sept. 27. at the Marott Hotel. Lo Walther, reesidort, will be 2828 E. 10th St. AT. 5760 RARE BLENDED WHISKY ARE in charge.

TO YOURSELF

MORRIS “PHILIP LESS T= \ ow sm ing

HERES LIAR (11)

1S DEFINIT

than the brand you re n

.... light up your present bran

7 INWALE.

ae light up PHILIP ORRIS

pull ~ DON'T INHALE — ond

sting? I ° gh your Notice that bite. thet sting throv

from PHILIP MORRIS! SMOKING Paw Morass!

nose. Eowy, jan 0? And NOW . now YOU xnow WHY

Everybody talks about PLEASURE, but only ONE cigarette has really done something about it. That cigarette is PHILIP MORRrs! Remember: less irritation means more pleasure. And PHILIP MORRIS is the ONE cigarette proved definitely less irritating, definitely milder, than any other leading brand. NO OTHER CIGARETTE CAN MAKE THAT STATEMENT.

YOU'LL BE GLAD TOMORROW — .. YOU SMOKED PHILIP MORRIS

TODAY!

Flag

Toda) Meet

$ In 3-( Tickets ST. - LO (UP) —B never Dod, the odds i the standin

game serie Cardinals tc League penr little premit There w or:inous def Dodgers as two aces, R and reed-lil pitch again Brecheen ar day's day-n Brooklyn, off the pace derdog for oddsmaker portunity o Birds withi No Cardinal minded of { “How are nything or asked St, L Marion, “It's goin that, decide |

erdinal + C

#It’'s ‘sure-te Musial St. Louis maintained as usual. C age him, ho presence in Musial, whe yesterdays’ lies. He lef ready for “I like to

. in Ebbets F

currently hi “but batting in St. Louis Enos (Co summed up with a suc our best.” In contra nothing. The of them strength of them more. winner sinc from Montr son, “said “1 go at that. The wea warm; the cool but tk World Serie 100,000 peo witness tod: morrow’s sii Field 1] Maybe tl Series, but next best t were having for and get ducat. Hotels * w chandeliers scarcer tha hobo conver Extra po signed to h: throng of swarm Spo effort to ol served sea times are 1:

dianapolis t

City offici out-of-town an unprece drifted in f Arkansas, Illinois, ou even the gr One hara ly attemptir night, mutt “You'd th something ¢ They wer The Nati

PRICE OF EDINBUI 21 (UP)—S the United as result o pound. The Whisky As day to “ad; U. 8. so as dollars.”

GAF steel stril ducing ce in Ameri If th paralysis But the | Pittsburg Gary built its smoke st: Steel's g Here pay from monthly A st and ther fact, the: ers have

MEI] reflects 1 . workers the bleak