Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1949 — Page 5

ip

THURSDAY, ov. 3, 0 ai Win. 1. Anderson ® == oes Saturday 2: rs <2 Dies Here at 53

Real Estate Man =~ Dies Here at 68

Saturday.

. {be in New Crown Cemetery.

000000 OOO

+ {Pauline Hill, Mrs.

| THE SHORT LOOK Fof that youthful, easy to / look at hair style o GUARANTEED e ~ TSME 8 ~ PRICE 3.95

lated. with the Fountain Real Co. for the past

facturing Co. years; A native of Sullivan, Mr. A

Surviving are a son, Paul A

i (Mrs. Lillian” Brown,

Mrs. Mar- * |garet Butter, Mrs. Virginia Har- Jay D. Smith © irison afd Mrs. Bessie Campbell,

* land 15 grandchildren and a

=! Services for William H. Ander- ‘St. son, Indianapolis real estate man waa 92. who died Tuesday in General Hos-|

pital, “will be held at 10' a. m. ithe first strike for an ejght-hour in the J. C. Wilson Say in Indianapolis,.i

Chspet of the Chimes:-Buriat-witt ja) of the Carpenters’ Union|

Woodlawn Ave, had been assocl-| seven years. | a]

ks Formerly he had been an em: ployee of the J. I. Holcomb Man

. |derson had lived in Ingignapolis C. Decker, he is survived by alof World War I, he was a mem{50 years. He was 68.

derson; six daughters, Mr dren; TI greatigrandchildren-and| Survivors inchide his: ite; Mrs. brother: Dorothy Kelly, three great-great-grandchildren.

grandchild, all of Indianapolis.

For ALL the Family . .. PARADE. today in Flanner & Buchanan ein SUNDAY TIMES...NOV. 13 [mazoo, Mich. fo

PHE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . Hardon Docker

Dies Here at 92 To Deliver- Address

"Times Siate Service

SOUTH BEND, Nov, 3—Rep

Ars Age of 48

1 FA ov, ov. 3 = Mrs. |A eta Hudson, former president] {of the state parent-teacher -or- setts will deliver. the commericeServices Tomorrow ganization and. wife of Claude ,¢ Notre Dame graduation J For R- L. Muszar i [Hudson former ‘member of the yg ~~. nn uation Jan. | He died in his home. 530 E. 9th 'walvertising ‘staff of the Indianap-|~ A waa? > after a long - iliness. He Services -for Ralph 'L. Muszar, olis Star, dled yesterday In St. 1806 Southeastern: Ave. retired Elizabeth's Hospital. She was 48. sod jn | furrier, will be dit 2p. m. tomor- Mrs. Hudson was also former row. in ‘the .Church of the First district manager of the PTA and +Born. Burial will be in New once served as president of the {Crown. He was 33. Lafayette branch of the associa-

Mr. Musgar died Monday in Bil: Hien, here. He was ofie of its founding lings Veterans Administration Af ardent Democratic Party

{Union, AFL, here day, will be -hetd at — feu m, V4 morrow in Flanner & Buchanan |mortuary. | "

a

Mr. Decker who particip: 1947. 1891, was er member “of the first| the’natjon by the U.

© haber of C ommerce in 1946.

Retired Furrier “Ms. ‘Hudson i os Toh F. “Kenned?| Ene Sch OWS » — I Ton {John ¥. Kennedy of ins,

ment address at thé University

former International News =

He was chosen as one of 2 ithe 10 outstanding young men.of = S. Junior =

1 Sucond “fun night” for But-| p: m. ‘40-9 p. m. in the fleld versity faculty and-staff gym. vities Yin has been set for tern ace vl fnsing row by Prof. Magdalene {Davis, head gf the women's iv {basketball, golf practice, ical education department, board, table’ tennis, srebary and The party will be held from 7 oqafe dancing.

1111 TTT Tititiiiitii

Em TI

YOUR HOME WITH

bers. (Hospital, Ft. Harrison. A turrier orks, she was a member of the A native of Spencer County, ; A g had. mos oters nd at 1 ty nr, Decker had been an Indian-|8 years with Indiana Far Co. one fine ha n < Sandigate Ji§ resident more than 70; A lifelong ‘Indianapolis resident, a a Br ppe-} . He was a member. of the he retired last December because Rites at 10 a. m. Saturday in yr/Ollve Branch Christian Church of {ll health. He previously was. . goer & Baker re jand the IOOF. jemployed by Langen & Meyer In yy. . 1arayette, will be followed In addition to a son, Edward the Guaranty building. A veteran, . y,.ia) in Springdale Cemetery. Survivors include, in addition brother, James W. Decker, Liv- ber of the Church.of the First to her husband, two daughters,

n-|ingston, Mont.; five grandchil- Born. her mother, four sisters; and a

n+}

ALUMINUM COMBINATION

LARA DAR

From Manufacturer to You! YES, SAVE ON YOUR FUEL BILL WITH

| Pauline Muszar; a daughter, Mrs. | [Janet A. Simpson;. his mother,

1.| Services for Jay D. Smith,

—ALSED

Aluminum Combination Storm

brothers, Ray, George and Carl|Dies at Coatesvill |Muszar, and two sisters, Mrs. May | ey .

| Brandenburg, Decatur, Ill, .and| COATESVIL Te Survise 3 Miss Mrs. Elizabeth St. George, In-|Frances ‘BE. McClure, Coatesville | dianapolis {postmistress for .17 years before)

her retirement, died yesterday in| Mrs. Mary Johnson her home here. She was 82,

[former insurance man, who died Tuesday in his home, 4561 N.| {Delaware St., will be at 3 p. m.|

¥ IMrs. Elizabeth Muszar; three Miss Frances McClure | | J

mortuary. Burial will be in Kala-

PRICES GREATLY REDUCED! ! -

ON ALL PLATES—BRIDGES

INLAYS—CROWNS AND FILLINGS

I@PAY a5 vou CET FA/D

Cor. Illinois and Wash. Sts. Turn Left from Elevator LL. 0527

No Appointment Necessary Sion Iu, ae ae BAM | 7g

Hours: 9 A. M. te 6 P. MM.

vee. vases. Gall FR. 4128

| Former supesiniendant of, agents of the Vernon General Insurance Co., he was a member of the Order of Blue Goose, associa-| ition of insurance field men. A native of Nebraska, he lived in| Indianapolis seven years. | His wife, Mrs. Lillian Smith, ) land a sister, Mrs. Alfred Dunkley, | Oakland, Cal., survive.

Police ce Chief Horn Dies at Kendallville

mes Stale Service KENDALLVILLE, Ind., Nov. 3

—Rites were to be held today for {Elwood C. Horn; Kendallville po-|

Services for -Mrs. Mary John-{-- A Coatesville native, Miss Me- | ison, who died Tuesday in her Clure lived alone on. a farm one home. -3714 Shriver Ave. will be mile north of here for many years. lat 1p. m. tomorrow in Jacobs {She returned to Coatesville after | Brothers West Side Chapel. Bur- the 1947 tornado swept the com-

munity. \ tal iy Re in New Crown. She Burial will be .in Coatesville

Cemetery-after rites at 2-p.-m. ™ Born in Murfreesboro, Tenn. tomorrow in the Powell Funeral! she lived in Indianapolis 12 years. fjome here. She was a member of the New| Surviving are two brothers, Al Liberty Baptist Church. McClure, Danville, and Arthur A daughter, Mrs. Ann B. God- McClure; Frankiin: T

frey; six grandchildren and a i om—— Short of Coal?

great-grandchild survive. Miss Velma Moore LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 3 (UP)—A want ad carrying

Services for Miss Velma Moore,

HEAVENLY DELIGHT 89% CASHEW PIECES 785.

treat of the week—

un ER CREAMS vex 68°

(vanilla & chocolate)

| Come in Today!

| lice chief, He was 67. 11423 Yandes St. who died Satur-| a Somerset, Ky. addres Save money on | The funeral was to begin at 2 day in her home, will be at 1 p. m.| * offered a Hat to i || Condy for the. Whole Family. - |p. m. in the L. E. Berhalter 4 tomorrow in Christ Temple coal shortage today. It || ’ : {Son Funeral Home here. {Church. Burial. will be in New read: . 15 N. ILLINOIS ST.

| Chief Horn joined the polics| Crown. She was 37. (department in 1932 and in Janu-| Born in Atlanta, Ga., she lived ary, 1948, Mayor Robert Moses in Indianapolis 35 years. She was pamed him chief. Prior to his a member of Christ Temple law enforcement duties, Mr. Horn Church. A sister, Mrs. Ruble had been a hardware salesman. Brown, and two brothers, Paul

“Wanted, to trade 7 acres

of coal land: Coal faced | ’ about 39 inches, land cov- || ered with small timber. | Wu Will exchange for good used | :

Windows and Doors

Keep drafts out, hold: heat in, and save on your fuel bills. Get these beautiful, rust-proof, self-storing ‘units for your home NOW.

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY

] TT TTT aaa SALES ¥

I | : SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS : FIRST PAYMENT MARCH, 1950 «3 £ PHONE Almost Four Millon ALSO Z Eg i = : MA-S554 "Newie Ee i er I § El ASCO, 934°. EAST ST. INDIANAPOLIS | 5 2 sadhesse send_ime Ulerature on on Alsco all-asluminum combination storm | 8 ’ 5 Name ee ITA EEE EEA PETER sea sett SARs anit trang : = | Address... Baers eres vevesiessarasess | i g | Street or R.R.D. . , Ariiasissarssnssans trains g 3 8

wn

MEN'S MUFFLERS

Fancy designs ‘in dark tone ra yon mufflers. Also some all wool mufflers.

KNIT BRIEFS.

VANITY LAMPS

Choice of novelty. styled glass vanity lamps, and metal bed lamps.

Sturdily constructed elastic waist brief with that extra crotch support, Small, 2 FOR medium, i . large...

Lahr hm TLE on Bi ble RRL RIESE . pg ————————." 'daughters, a sister and three Benjamin Moore, Indianapolis, ‘ . ‘grandchildren. : surv ive. = : 5

Ideal Offer This New Cooking Aid That Will Have The Family Beafing a Path to the Breakfast Table ©

ALL SALES FINAL No Refunds—No Exchanges

WE'RE SORRY...

but we can not accept C. O. D., phone or mail - orders on Dollar Daze items.

NO LAY-A-WAY. MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE UNION: SUITS

Popular’ weight In short sleeve, ankle length cotton Knit underwear. Sizes 36 to 44.

GRIDDLE SET

Temipt the men In your life with a brand

NESRTIES ~ FLANNEL SHIRTS @ For big boys or

« . © mew breakfast delight made with this young men. Put up i » Low price on beautiful griddle set. The whole family small boys’ outing ~ flanné€l shirts, Sizes 4 to 10.

brown hotcakes. The secret. of it all is West Bend’s new Griddle Meter. Tt as. sures that each and ev ery ‘griddle cake is

BED PILLOWS

Square “cotton filled pillows covered with

ACA 2 FOR

tick. 3x9 FELT BASE ‘RUGS

Felt base linoleum in popular hall size. Choice of pattcrns.

OUTSTANDING VALUE! MEN'S and WOMEN'S ,

LEATHER. WALLETS

Regular §1 Value ;

2 rok

Assortment of ‘specially purchased all -leather ki wallets, in choice of fine p* styles and patterns. ™

While they last.

PAPER DRAPES

"All FIRST quality in popular brand we are not at 1lib-

erty to di- Selected seconds of vulge. 2 FOR ultra sheer, 51Choice of gauge full fash‘“Joveliest foned hose. patteriis, Bizes 8% @ PAIR to 10%.

WOMEN’S ANKLETS

Sizes 81% to 10% in popular style women's crew Sox and turn .down

tops. Popular fall

core. 8 PAIR

100's OF OTHER “GREAT SPECIALS AT EACH STORE

WOMEN'S RAYON HEADSCARFS

Large size rayon headscarfs in choice of lovely designs.

NYLON HOSE

Nad

in lovely gift box, wh! ; . with en- 4 FOR will come; a’runniiig for delicious, goldenTRAINING PANTS CHIldFen's sizes 1 to—6—

closed card. cotton knit

training pants with double crotch.

NYLON BRIS BRISTLE

perfect. Griddle cookery will be fun and “youn tind dozens of uses every-day for this 5-plece set consisting of (A) Griddle Meter (B) stainless steel Ladle (C) stainless steel Pancake Turner (D) triples =~ /# thick. aluminum Griddle and (E) stain- : less steel Mixing Bowl, THAT FITS ANY ELECTRIC MIXER,

ORPHAN ANNIE

DOLLS

Made to retail at $1.95 SPECIALLY PURCHASED to offer you at

92 oR HAIR BRUSHES Lo Lovely lucite body, long This 18” replica of the | wearing nylon popular ¢omic figure | bristles, ’

was made for a national drug chain “to sell at 1.95.” Has artificial hair and cute dress, .

2 rok

WATCH OUR WINDOWS & COUNTERS -

+ WOMEN'S

two plece outing

or plain rayon -pan- Free Gifts For The Kiddies -

flannel sleepers

ye 1 Reg tas 3% and some cotton \ f-Bmall, me: ot knit Sleapers, Sizes } Som. and’

STORE HOURS: Monday thru Fridoy, 8:30-6* ° Saturday, 8:30-8:30 *Virginia Ave. Store Open ; Every Night Till 8:30 : 4) Mass, and 1525 N. mn 4 1 Open Fridoy Till 8:30

EASY CREDIT - TERMS

FE 5, MA 4! MASS AVE RIO! 4. ALABAMA 1084-46 VIRGINIA + 23 +2: a LELNOIS

ap op = Fp—-_

WENT

IM MIATEN

LL NT

5-Pc. WEST BEND

COME IN, CALL LI. 7326 or MAIL COUPON

—————————————— IDEAL FURNITURE COMPANY T1183 | RAYON SLIPS : 227 W. Washington Street . . , Indpls., Ind. | Choice’ of plain or Please send me the 5-plece griddle set as advertised at $10. 95. I en- | trimmed rayon slips close 50c ds down payment and I agree to pay 50c each week on the with adjustable | balance. straps, or ‘built-up | Name ; 2 fe shoulder cotton Ideal's big toyland is open and full GF iByE Tor 1 eases ' ahntan. nls slips. children of all ages. Be wizv and shop now | Address ERAN Er RN tia NIN ER rE RRA NINN NI RII srs RIREARstes | ———————— while the stock ls so plentiful! City «iivivw Cesteencissessraareis ZONE caves SHALE cosniilanenniavnee RAYON PANTIES FLANNEL SLEEPERS [EY : perl Fear lutein Childe of one and’ BIG SELECTIONS—LAYAWAY NOW! Please” check 0 New deat [J Open Ideal 0 Closed Ideal | |

+++ And look} Sensational Gpj

You get this RIDDLE METER) |

Now you

A Regular $16.95 Value NOW PRICED AT ONLY

5 50 DOWN 50 A WEEK

510°

| | | : |

Account. Account I If new account, please send credit information.

er re ee

ditt ising iii LL

DALLBALEE YH AIEL