Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1949 — Page 52

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swe yap

* at the lodge” quicker than a fur coat.

where they keep the mink and sables.

your “domicile, you can get | management best. \ top grade mink for less than

If your wife looks better in ables (and who wouldn't) you an tuck one under the Christmas| ree for $1250, made with large Kamchatka skins, »

. a. of management. THOSE GLITTERING furs

too. Some of them have heen 8t the head table. If you want a wild mink, with

ret one at $4000. But if you will sea today?

never been a friend of the fur|g Telegraph Co.

w - » THE DE LUXE coats usually

“Put it on my bill.” But down in ‘he stenographer and secretary] rice range they are sold through layaways and payment plans, For some reason which -sur-

ships In the Pacific.

tod mink month. An old re-

tanding as Hi fur fur buying month ~The little girl Tn takes dicta- |

squirrel, musk- down Barth Ave.

skin,

coat and about $700 for Ave ith 2 mink with those rich- .

low side. “You

‘astes run higher. They'll take|from its moorings, 0 a $1000. coat without batting] Without a drive

them ars Yiine tum yen,

, this this year hunting a garage.

the radio aerial.

of Elf Lilly & Co.

Also n breve Corer style “Cis 6 40°12 2 MAROTT'S. AVENUE OF SLIPPERS

.-.. SECOND. FLOOR

Fur Coats Toke | i Pre-Yule Slump

_." Prices Sink to Bargan Levels As Thermometer Stays High

“HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor WO ONDERING what to get the little wife for

There's nothing which: will square those “late nights

If you want to be dead sure, head right for the vaults

4 you really want to set ait be a given a citation and Key! ‘yourself up as the kingpin of award trom the boys who know

Next Wednesday when the Boe ’ clety for the Advancement o $4000, ang that's marked down. Management gets together here | for its fall conference the gov-| {ernor will get the spotlight and | the key which will say that he’s] been playing it square with men

Dillard E. Bird, national presiwhich make a woman's eyes dent of the BAM, will speak and 4ance with delight have come big boys who spin the wheels down, right before Christmas,|°f Industry will Have their say |

after repairing them in spare time, Left to right are members dots Ms Barbara Himmelhaver, Rita Ressino and Marie | Ramano, Al

recept ranch mink, raised in| If you haven't you're just 20 ens, you can get a full length years late. finua l - ‘oat for $2750,

Ship-to-shore voice commu The weatherman scrambled the cation began In the first ‘ur trade this year. He switched pains of the economic thrombosis 2 cold too late to help the fur ,¢ 1920. The day was Dec. rade. Walter 8. Gifford, The 20 per cent excise tax has dent of the American Telephone talked with advisory business. It's a Government commodore Cunningham of the Posed a mark-up for which furriers havelgg Leviathan which was broken tle feder many names, none of them nice. lup and wold for scrap in 1938.

When ship-to-shore telephones ©2

started you could talk 1500 miles, | 5 3 Are bought with a simple phrase, “i \0 0 4ave out of New York. ®et of 18 “tentative” planks for)

But in 1933, telephones linked 1950. which the committee asked pound barrows and gilits sold at party rank-and- filers to try on $15.75 to $18.25 carly and $15.50! Weights, from 230 If they don't fit, he committee to 270 pounds mowed at $14.50 to asked for suggestions on how to $15.50. Choice grades near 230 at $29 to $31 for good and choice, pyrgh were the commissioning of-| and ficers in the ceremonies.

Dawson, who was very. ‘active in Methodist Church work} . before deciding to become a mis-| Lightweights from, 100 to 160 We'Shing less than 100 pounds gonapy will go to India. She has £13. 50 to $15. sold at $22.50 to $23.50. Weights just completed her training for then from. 100. to 115 pounds moved the dropped 25 to 50 cents later. 8t $20 to $21. Weights more than Seminary Foundation, Hartford, “Department of Bulk that sold at $11.50 to $13 115 pounds dropped as low as §16. and $13.25 early brought $11 to) Medium and good brought $18.50 $12.75 and $13 in mid- morning| to | $2. Common brought $15. A load of mostly gooc to choice christian Service will speed her! 01- -pound fed Western yearlings upon her way with a farewell] : party Dec. 18 in the Roberts Park | Methodist Church. In India, Miss Dawson will be| stationed at Bombay to welcome | incoming missionaries of all de-| TULSA, Okla. Dec. 9 (UP)— nominations, she says. Four others commissioned last re night-also will go to India, three and to China, three to Brazil, two each| to Cuba, Chile, Mexico, Portuguese {damage at the Texas Co.'s giant East Africa, Belgian Congo and | Bolivia, one to Peru and one to

repriced as much as $500 off. Words Over Waves that thick Russian fur, you can HAVE YOU CALLED a ship at

Most common and grades brought $16 to Cutters. dropped to $15. odd heifers sold at $15 to $24. and good beef

GOP Committee Drafts Platform

The state Republican platform

per cent budget A few cutters reached $14.75.

choice 170- to 230-

And with the exception of the for size. war period when the government »rised the fur trade June was a took- over, service has gradually

ended. You can talk ta a big alter them. extended. Yo "The tentative party principles from

labor, agricul- for scattered sales of 2

$13. 75 to $11. 50 were paid’ medium, and $14-to- $18 for culls. Sheep prices remained steady. Good and choice native

“ably August has all but lost its ship anywhere in the world today.

|dealt with taxes, {ture and soclal security. |were offered first to the 11th Dis-| {trict GOP platform group and pounds 'sent out over the state by Joe Sows sold

‘nthe last few Runaway Truck

ton, does your banking, ana Crashes Into Porch tlks sweetly to customers over A driverless truck ran a block Rand Beckett, head of the party's

- ' last night, “at and mouton lamb. She kes crashed into an automobile | [Rowiy areule " -X0linskys, too, at $20 to $25 a .ryshed a hedge before stopping against the porch of the home of She will pay around $4908 for a Mrs. Anna Sghwolner, 1638 Barth

“Wasteful Policies” "The tentative proposals would trade. {put the party on record as being {opposed to “wasteful and confiscatory” tax policies. the committee rec- trade.

Clean-Up Trade Steer and heifer prices: mained steady’ in a clean-up type Although no choice grades tax program which were marketed, odd head of met each budget dium to good grades of steers

The truck, property of the, pes running from $305 ‘0 $2405, oh whe stays on the Dohrn Transfer Co. 1630 Stand-|

ard Ave. was parked at the load-| Specifically Worker Dies of Burns

’d be ing dock of the J. 1° Holcomb/ommendéd a In Tulsa Oil Blast

of the 1 be mus prised what Some Manufacturing Co., Barth. Ave. would Lule tha gach budget ‘ald romi . “Theig and Palmer B8t., when it broke su e siden riod nent furrier Congress should be 20 per ‘een the heavy smaller than the previous one, It| ivehicle turned sharply left and was advocated that this policy be ran a block down Barth Ave. in{continued until government exX- am¥rican States pra : At the! |penditures had been pared down Jquirrel get the ‘big play Whenleng of the block it crashed Into within “the ability of the Amer- | furs are moving among the office| 3n automobile owned by . Mrs. ican people to pay.’ | Belt them put on Iay- Bernice Birdwell, 1633 Barth Ave. | right out tojand then into the Schwolner demned playing politics

|Ohe workman died {burns from an explosion‘and fi injured four others caused an estimated

t Local Issues

American States com

8 ” the center of tha street | West Tulsa refinery.

Victor J. Henke, pumping sta- Florida. tion employee, died at St. John's William E. Giles, 28, working with Mr. suffered burns about! re | the body. but was expected to iate e Highway C Co J recover. None of the others was | believed seriously burned.

Official Weather

: [Rv | UNITED STATES SYEATHER BUREAU Ter B-2

One suggested labor plank con-| 3o00% Merril oF [J

{labor-management relations. | accused the New Deal, through |§ of “inciting frome Wo to time needless stokes , . Labor Legislation It was suggested that the GOP

small carrying, charge and op 5 Car Strippers leave them-on at anos, ar Spotlight and * Battery Telghbors | MUSKEGON, Mich, Dec. 9) g nothing (UP)--Lester Warden decided to- take a stand for labor legisla~ ie"! er a ig 40. close to a day that it is not wise to leave tion which would give no ad- ing Asso Tel 2 3 a stalled car on a highway while vantage either to labor or to busi-

En secu! Hittes com ....

Ind Gat x ter O Co com’ 4!

Precipitation 24 hrs. ending 7:30 a. m Total preéipitation since J

must be treated the, Indois same as industrial monopolies. In the agricultural section the, | jind tentative program supported fa Sa |parity as a “businesslike” way of Gncoin Nat Life

too ry He told police that thieves took monopolies

RY ¥. SCHRICKER| the following items: done a good job of under- Five tires, cigaret lighter, two tanding business. And because bub caps, two wiper blades, two has proved to be a good, level- (auto. robes, a tube, wheel, tools middle-of-the-roader, he and toolbox, heater, lantern, skid protecting both farmers and conchains, tow chain, a pint of brake sumers against extreme food price N fluid, two spark plugs, distributorifluctuations. points. a can of oil, a quart of farm anti-freeze, a can of grease, driving gloves, defroster fans, two sideview mirrors, andithat the GOP advocate govern-| R'o ment health programs but op-| 80 ind G& Fo y rden said he was se the evtreme of as en disconnected Ju medicine.” It urged that the party § Btokely- Van Cam ight and battery weren't stolen,

erson National Lite com The following Jails shows the tempera- || pfd n citie: n

On the other hand, N“ing Ly Me ce ote were sharply J *N ipa Py Py com wheel | condemned.

The committee recommended] Pub Serv of Ind co

program promote both public and Terre ute Malleable private systems for social secur- —————————————— protection against unem- nigh Title SCIENTECH CLUB TO MEET |ploympent The Scientech Club of Indian-“ apolis will tour the penicillin plant

i. u. S. Statement One plank advocated straight 4 Ame Monday and/ {welfare, will have lunch in’ the company’s fortunate circumstances,” plant No. 2, 1111 W, Morris St.

. Dec. § (GP) —Govern-| Crawfordsville . {ment expenses and receipts for the cur on a Batesville Tele Co 4a Dec. 1. | Buhner Fertilizer 5s 58 istate rather than federal basis. { C

FOR A CHRISTMAS HE WILL

SLIPPERS

His favorite slipper style . . . so smooth, so soft and

QUOT

Investors AE $1

108% Local Produce

0 fs Publte Service Ihe 78 Publie Telephone 4'as Traction: Terminal fa §7

” | I Ibs Local Truck Grain Prices ied sorinerrs )

No Fspy—Current cl DLs, Grade B bree, Sse Grade

flexible that they make floors feel like a pine needle 1 Se We “the F and moss carpet. The day's weariness slips away Oo ay’ S eat er otocast when he slips them on for relaxation. But this is “Just one of the greatest. collection of gift slippers

you can imagine. Avenue of Slippers... Second Floor.

BY MAIL POSTPAID

State size, width and color,

PARTLY CLOUDY AND -caouoy AREAS

- “hacky Eight Club Members to Distribute Toys They’ ve Repaired ey

* Members of the "Lucky Eight" ub meeting in the home of Mrs, Salvatorre Piazza, 538 E. Merrill St., will distribute Christmas toys

hine Piazza, Kathleen Rable, Mary Burrello, Katherine and Mary are in the sixth grade at Holy Rosary School.

og Prices Drop in Wake [Local Missionary Of Steady Market Receipts

A continued flow of hogs into reached $28. the Indianapolis Stockyards to- medium lowered prices that had reached slightly above yes-, terday's quotations. Prices remained barely steady ‘moved at $15.50 to $17. on best butchers and dropped as reached $18. platform plank to throt- much as 25 and 50 cents on medial spending with a man- um and heavyweights in late cut trade tbday as receipts mounted {to 10,000. The top price, paid The suggestion was made In a can. was $16.25,

To Go to India

Methodist Board

Commissions 25

BUCK HILL FALLS, Pa. Commons ‘brought 9 Miss Blanche K. Dawson of Canners and rnqjanapolis, with 24 other misr cutters moved at $11.50 to $14.50. gionaries, was commissioned last 4night at the annual meeting of, Medium and good bulls soldi the Methodist Board of Missions, |steady at $16 to $18. Canners gn4 Church Extension. and cutters moved at $13.50 to $16. Medium and good beef bulls| sold at $16 to $17.50.

Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam, New| | York; Bishop A. Frank Smith, | Mrs.

Brooks, Mount Vernon,

Vealer prices remained steady pyr john W. Hawley of Pitts-|

foreign field

Members of the Indianapolis Woman's

LEGAL EGAL NOTICES

; TO BIDDERS vey ihat sealed bids the Chatr mmission of orth Senate Avery indians. unt] Eh day 0 ember, gh vi be Bo opened 325 P Avsressie. oad 6 Yond

0. Sunset. 4:21 p. = | Bve 6F Actresate. FOB. Montestima,

Section E and Road A or Plant in ‘the vicinity thereof 7: 300 500 ns. | oF Askregate. FOB, Covington. | Road 34, Bec the rv 0 thereof

s 0. §F Asgregate City, Seljvored 3» 18 90.

fection Q or Plant Vieitity Lt Averegaie, Yoh Re Richmond Road 38, Section K. T or Plant vieiaix thereof. 30: 500 100

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regate. P.O ad 223. be Be and Junetion 23 or ye

po rexate,

. 332 ent to imate” tion of Road § Reton, Jiadisen Coun

terials 20 and Eauipment oa {natal Traftic *Sienal | U.8. Road Marion|

. 134: Gulde Posts,

w and Greencastle, Metal Culvert 338 ransit Mix Gongrets, delivered on Road M & N In © Ivitation Ney 337; Quantity of Yellow| mb livered “to State Highway Garage Site at

338 Quantity of Native delivered to Garage]

Invitation °No, 339 Cletrac Tractor Parts.

ico Rey FO. 5 ndian

ar rdw . Indiank polis, No shall be submitted upon standard to case | proposal forms STATE HIOHWAY C

SAMUEL C. HADDEN man

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ALLRI RVED, 0B Tewth - Sout: ¥.M RIGUSPATOFF. COPR INOEOW.L. a wasiin. I orbs Rest

ne pays to “BUY SHOES AT A SHOE STORE” i Valley and the Midwest is predicted by weather

cast skies will blanket the nation Yorigh Note air flow arrows for temperature frends,

TODAY AND TOMORROW—A witlespread Bone of sain of rain and snow through the Gulf States,

esperts for the next 24 hours. Over-- |

1 “ANNOUNCEMENTS.

"Death Notices

ow, Wate REE Set. Richard 5.

Elin Fogg + ale. Ys. Anna ArmiiFons. Foegn Cal, also ure grande array” in 80 Fd Neral no: | Kifny' MORTUARY. ANS—Nors | hg , age OL 1639 N

Alabama. lov mother of ~ Edith M, Evans, passed away WednesCANNER 4

day evening, Services PF & BUCHANAN Saturday Friends invited: Friends may call at mortuary

GROSSKOPF—Marie fe; 2338 Park Ave. mother of Augu andoiph PF, Theodore, Mrs, Boon L. Pine, sister rs. Emille Scheier, passed away rida eat LANNER & BUCHA AN MORTUARY. Monday. 10:30 m. Priends Se call at mortuary. HEID John William, age 71, 815 N Colorado, brother of Mrs. Della of Loutss. Charles Heid, half-brother

TOME 1925 E “ New York St, after m, Saturday Funeral 10:30 , Monday. at funer ral home, Burial Qorwn Hill Cemeter

HERRMANN —Mable E, 820 N. Emer-

Brunton, city. Barney Brunton, mafaydtte, and Perry Brunton, Perry, y.. died Fr iday Time of funeral late For further information call KIRBY MORTUARY IMLAH Harold E. (Harry), of 1701 N. Illinois St. Apt 30), entered into rest Thursda ge 57 vears, husband of Katherine 3 Jad nh, Services Saturda 10 HARRY W MOORE PEACE Cc HAPEL, 2050 E. Michigan St Friends are Welcome. Burial Linden, Ind KINISTER — Charles, age 70 years, father of Mrs. Mildred Jones. Wiljam Dewey Kinister and Mrs. Helen Whitcomb, brother of Oscar Kinister, passed away rgraday Funeral Saturday, Dec the GEORGE W vsHER MORTUARY, 213 WwW Washington 8t. Priends in. yvited. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at mortuary LOWE—Mae L. 6419 Park, wife of Greenberry GG. Lowe, aunt of Mrs. George Sapp. of Ros Sue River Ore, assed awa Pri Service at LARNER x BUCHANAN MORTU: ARY Monday. 10 a Priends n= Pied Burial Ke cottand. “Tha. 2 D lends may call Saturday even and Sunday y ing MASSON Harriet “Eva, 244 Blue Ridge Rd, passed away Thiirsday, widow of Mr Ross Mass Son. sister of

's ac het al; Mrs Ralph. 1 : Cal. isa Cotpned ¥ ade Ne AN M RY me. later ater ment hi Hi riends May call at mortuary MILLER Ariat B00 ES husband 2h a D., fathe hy th ae Je and Mrs. R yo, Of oven, aE

reenviile, on departed “this life Pri. day, 62 sel. ne notice later. (GreenVille, O., papers please Ts McCORD—Nancy. of 1308 Nordyke Ave, widow of the late Michael

MgCord, mot! of r aor Chapm from Chillicothe, O., rs argaret Callahan of Indian. apolis, 2 grandchildren, atrandchild. Priends may cal at EANBLOSSOM ORTUARY. 1321

£ Ray 3. from, Friday noon and Ay evening uneral an Chifiorne 0 Wind Susiah

O'CONNELL—N. Theresa, widow of Thomas 8. connect, “Hag Marowe Ave. beloved moll of Mrs herin . Fruits, city; D; O'@onnell, Detroit, Mie sister of atrick PF. Greeley, ci r ar-

aret esa, iss Kathryn B.. Greeley, WashingMiss Helen Greely. West Palm Beach. Fla. Rg assed aw ednesday. Dec 5 years Funeral from GRINSTED NCR'S FUNERAL HOME. 1601 E oa York Blan Saturday 8:30 a Qeauiem Holy Cross " ehur ch. 9 a rial Holy Cross Cemetery, Friends nay Ln at the funeral ome Any tim O'CONNOR ATT Mollie), aunt of leanor Sexton, of Indianapolis; Mrs Evon A. Boucher, of Chicago, and Mrs, A. H. Derbyshire, of New Rochelle. New. York, died Wednes-

Logansport Ind.

. Pau ter: Phienas “tovited "BLACK W L SERV-

PHIPPE Vanice, age 55 residence 1908 Gent LU husband of ae

Phipps. stepfathe: of Charmion Garlow, Robert 8u adithe Los Angeles: brother Clara _ Hende: v Ts * Parr. Bert and Cecil Phipps, passed away Wed Srenink, SH Baturday.

30 NERAL HOME, fogs” w, irs an St. Friends invited Burial \ Sh inst Park. Friends may call at the

neral home REEL D—John William, $2 years. 1168 Eugene St. oved husband of

Sarah Evelyn Rest: OYather of Edward and Elsworth Reed stepfather of Mrs. Dorothy Crews and Cecil Robod brot er- of Frank Reed, Indianand Mrs. JMetiie Gaddis, 8 eridan. pass Wednesday ._.m nera. i A Saturday, 1:30 m.. {rom SHIRLEY . C AL CHAPEL, 948 N. Illinois 8st Burl a pss le. Ind Friends may the chapel any time. [Zionsville yd please copy.)

TAGGART—W. Walter, 27 8. Haw-

thorge Lane, age 69. beloved husb: f Elisabeth E Tagzars, father of William W., John K, Josephine L C. Tagzart, all of Indianapolis: Rev 8. Tagga Ind.: bert You-

mans of oreriwood Ind.: brother of James H Taggart, Charlestown, Ind Also 3 srandchildren. nase sed away Thursd, y . Funeral services Sunday’ 3 rom the Irving. ton esbyterian Chureh Burial Greenwood Cemetery Greenwood, jd Priends may call at SHIRLEY

ay until noon Sunday and at the church from 1 to 2 p. m. Sunday

VINEYARD Viola Harper a2 years. beloved wife of Joe Vinevard.

Herbert. Klave Passed away Tuesday In Tucson Funeral Saturday,

A FONE HS, } - MAN FUNERAL HOME 505 8

Eas Friends invited Burial Washington Park Priends may call any time. WEIK-—Danle} rr. Carrolton Ave, fusbang of ih MecColloch Weir, father “o Horace MéCol-

och ‘Weir, grandfather of Robert MeC olloch Weir, passed away Tyesa dervices Fl NE d J) CHANAN MORTUARY Saturday, 10:30 a. m Friends may call at mortuary

WHALEN—Frank, age 70 years. of 506 N. Riley, husband ot” the late Margaret ie n Whalen. brother of Thomas halen, Cincinnati. O.. {pd ames Quill, Lexington, y Mrovived also by nieces and nephews, passed away Thursday, Dec 8 Funeral ACKWELL RN Taw oF PuNERAL ANE. 5117 ton Bt. Requiem high mass ai WN "our

Lady of Lourdes Chu m. Interment Holy CC Tosh Come otory Friends invited. (Men's Club of Our dy Lourdes meets at funeral ome day, 745 p m, for citation of rpsary.) Priends ay call

t the funefa home

WHICKER—8/8st. Richard E. 73 N. Colorado, age. 30, beloved son o Mr. and Mrs, Gile M Whicker, brother of Vincent 8. snd G. Maxwell Whicker and Mrs. Richard rs

Spire st rs ie n eh uten rawtordsvile Ly oY ashingtone Park riends By Er! pars ents Tesidence, oy N* Ce orrane aft er 2. p Saturday or aty time Bunday BHIRLEY "SERVIC

WHITE—Harry Burton. of el Park

e., Apt. 23. enterad into rest Wednesday, ee 40 year Bay and o MY EM te, son Irs. oct ford wn ofrese Mo hia WW SOAR PEACE Sitabrl. Sow E. Michigan ’ riends a welcome, Burial Salem, Ind

4 In Membdriam

LLO- loving rémembrance 71g 1 Fv urDhy ¥ - Costello, em We cannot, a * thy purfose ses,

But PT is well that's "aon e by Thee. Rondo HUSBAND AND

3 Card of Thanks TT

wish to 10 tha

hugh pons a ran assisted th fos ol

Baily 4 i" By way for sincere services: ~ THE PAMIL

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and ry TY “We an

| FRIDAY, DEC. 9, 1049

3 Cord of Thanks.

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fines ee 0) mpiricial tr) ove Bardi He Yor our A Sn

oy 4 Rome aie] "oi nk

= Florists-Monuments CLAYPOOL FLOWER SHOP

Vuperal . Ofertas os $5 & uw 7 FUNERAL FLOWERS

JOHN GRANDE & BONS. Florists 201 W. Washington 8% PR-3525

10 Lost & Found

Just, Plain Bone Munchers “Out our way" at 8. P.C.A. Highway 3 (Mich. Rd) to 79th St All kinds of dogs want good homes CO-2383,

AT RE

24-inch bi ih 7) Contra? aon from Shuivh Shursh 2. 1th Ed Sr 1. in Wioaw 5 #x10 Ei brown mveloe; Fotaining ' copy dog story. Of Se owner. Ca Cant HI-5785. Livers | reward. O8T—Red. large Irish ou r, male,

trained: owner lib= ar reward. Days a5 4%. “nights

pi Black Round 3 BS pr Ee fl BER - versary Bit, evard 0 LOST ~Man's Scott nue a. ring Bu ermin a Rew. TA-607 LOST—Pearl im_glasses, red leather case, uptown Mon. Rew. IM-1237, I ————

11 Personals

Xmas Special

Do you want a surprise

gift the family will really ene joy? If you do send

To Box (I, Beech Grove, Ind, PERMANENT WAVES—S$3 Complete with Ratr + cut, hair style, shampoo; guar. 6 Make your air glamorous with olor tints and bleaches, $2.50 complete; satisfaction guar. Shampoo and set T5¢ to $1 every day. No appt. needed, open fuer night till 10 p. m. RI-0481 6090, Royal Beauty Acad, 40 Roosevelt Bldg. Cor. Ill. and Wash

Chiropractic Bloodless Surgery

is a specific operative procedure per= formed witnout incision. For the ree lief and correetion of the symptoms resulting from distortions. adhesions. spastic tissue obstructions and ore anie displacements Osborne, 2631 N, Capitol, TA-9374

LAMP SHADES CLEANED

Yo pur shades restyled and recove re: fason nable AMP SHADE CL a-5138 1829 osfa are we all_for and Deliver.”

Dr. Fred M. Hickman, Dentist is now {oCKLE4 on cnlire Sih floor Marion Beg. w Ohio, corner Merid Formerly

301 Roosevelt ine LI -7022.

REDUGE EASILY, SAFELY! Pounds appear, Tk like magic Introw Suot ctory nly e only, Method. poet ice Box

MEN, WOMEN, all ages, Join Core= respondence Club. Ma gi

and sta for full tails, to. EonaESPONDENCE ‘CLine P. O Box 330, Indianapolis. Ind,

GAROLINE BATH SALON

Massage, Vapor Baths, Vibratory Eapt.. Arthritis, Lumbago, Colds & or Circulation. Open 9 a. m. Miss Davis, 1961 Caroline, TM-8141

PSYCHOLOGIST—Wide experience in

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PERSIMMON PUDDING — Ready to serve for Xmas dinner. 50c pint. BE-0370 B, ER clean those soiled rugs with on ndensa Foam before Santa Claus

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12 ‘Business Service

“WONDER Trailer mixers in stock Open every eve, after 6: also all day Saturdays and Sundays BURL FINCH. 3706 E. WASH. ST, K

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Laid Old floors made like new Pere sh 33s attention aiven every ch,

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Pr on guaranteed installin repairs. roo sleaning. $3. Btoke

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at r 0il Stoves Cleaned, R Carburetors filters. repair stock Lee's Heating Service,

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