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Shoppers Hurry Back fo Stores * For After-Christmas Salés By HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor
FOR THE LAST two weeks stores opened their doors, to waiting hordes of gift buyers. |
The gift!
This morning the shoppers were back again. business was. over. But they ‘were moving in fast on the! after-Christmas sales. A i
Stores came through the Christmas buying - with a
well-measured stock of gift But in “doing ; this “he must expect
items. There isn't much of to spend money. Perhaps when {Calvin, 20, burned to death as
them left. But there is plen- [added up over the years it might ty of suits, dresses, hose— regular © the same as buying: the house; wear, all marked down. uli over again. Coats with zip-in linings were moving in quantities. It was the delayed ampact of heavy clothing! u he ‘winter has be: 1 thas ar. but anyone — mad ment. If made year by year, it read a calendar knows that the does not hurt your pocketbook as harsh bite of winter cannot be far away.
{which you can have anything left
If all houses were kept up all!
Didnt Run Dry |
BUT ABOUT THE only way in|& vehicle driven by Russell Laird,
from your once lustrous ‘invest-/§lazed highway. The girls were
14 Lose Lives on Indiana Roads; Texas Leads Nation With 75
rose to 581 aver the nation today and included 19 Hoosier fatalities.
A late ‘tabulation showed that from 6 p. m. Friday to midnight
last night, 611 persons.in the nation died in auto accidents, 63 in fires, four in plane crashes and 124 in misce miscellaneous accidents. The iead Included 77 children. Se In Indiana during that period {19 persons died, 14 In highway accidents and five others In mis-
cellaneous = zhane. 3 Two Girls Killed : 1 Lateat to die on Hoosier high- : ways were two Terre Haute de- To 235-Pound Class
|partmént store clerks, Laverne - Haddock, 19, and Shirley Joan Suffer. Full Drop ¥ 9g prices were 50, cents jower |
than Friday's market averages |
their car careened over a 20-foot émbankment on U.S. 40 west of Terre Haute last night. Their car was in collision with trade today at at Indianapolis 49, Marshall, Ill, on the rain- Stockyards. suffered the full price decline.
trapped in the car. Later trade was more active on,
Another addition to the traffic
much, and it preserves. value. [toll was the death of Miss Irma all weights but prices were stil) |Sanson, 18,
' She died!25-50 cents lower than Friday. | last Some sales of medium weight]
Monticello. a Logansport hospital
Shoppers were getting ready the time there would be no slums. Lb SECRET weed in a fall hogs brought near steady prices!
for snow and ice. [It is disrepair which does it. and| In thé crowds which assembled |9ends perfectly good houses to an at the doors this morning few [arly grave. carried boxes and bundles for ex- | I was interested in what Harold] change. This meant the people | W. Sweatt, president of Min. | werg keeping their gifts, a com- neapolis - Honeywell Regulator pliment to the selections of the|/Co. had to.say ‘about house givers. . jobsolescence. " = He said that America has 23 THE STORES DIDN'T wait million dwellings 30 years old or this year. last year they held more. Of course, he is #elling their, fire sales, for the most part, heating systems, until Jan. 2. This year the sales his -words at sales, but he cannons were touched off on the happens to be speaking the truth. first business day after Christ- x = = mas, and those who received IF YOU pay $10,000 or $15,000
money or gift certificates Were ¢,. , house you can figure that Central Ave.
in the front line getting what] they wanted at reduced prices. At least one store, L. Strauss & Co. has its front window em blazomed with the sign reading
(five or 10 years neglect can knock! {from $3000 to $7000 off the value,
Keeping your home up is
3 " - important as buying it. And “The Sale Is On” over the week Imoney reinvested in it is really
end. That's all shoppers wanted|, oo coved Any banker, or|
to know. They were there. and over man who knows values, will at every other large store, to buy. you that. more for less without the insis-| tent pressure of the Dec. 25 dead- Lubricants Plus
line. 8 like a brisk shopping week and that is unusual. Proof, |2Polis which does an interesting too, that the bottom of the cash] | business, one we seldom think of.
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barrel wasn't scraped before|lt adds chemicals to oils to make Christmas. Pa "them There is still fots of cash do a better job.
\ The firm is the Burns Laboraaround, and it's being spent. tories at 514 W. Wyoming St. By the Trainload which makes synthetic organic OUT AT THE Williamson chemical Candy Co. gifts were ushered into This lome town industry takes the annual Christmas party in a petroleum products for industrial locomotive with “smoke” pouring use a step farther, harnessing out of its stack. {them with chemicals such as Earl Williamson, president, and chlorine and sulphur to withstand Homer J. Willlamson, secretary-lextreme pressures.
treasurer, had the gifts for 10} The ri ~ ght lubricant saves) or the Willawaoh aploves sam money for an industry. Gears y red last longer, there are fewer
made Oe asiba uy Sides and breakdowns and machinery con-
|tinues to do its precision work hotidaya under “ful steam.” they long after it would have worn A word abouf the “steam.” out with straight-from-the-crude Down in the smokestack there|lubricants. was dry ice sputtering in water
from | morning.
{depending on where it is located. a ly
THERE IS A FIRM in Indian °°
an automobile OnMatmag, in late session trade, Bulk $16 to $16.50
Cate Worker Killed The'bulk of good to choice 180-|
In Kokomo, Eugene Ellis, 71,/235-pound barrows and gilts sold |died Christmas night, 24 hours at $16 to $16.50. Uniform head|
{after he fell into a bucket of | weighing 180-240 pounds, sold; scalding water while scrubbing aliargely at $1625 to $16.50, cafe floor. Weights 240-270 pounds brought Two other persons died of in-|g14 75 to $16 in early trade and juries received previous. to the |g,i4 later at $15 and above. holiday week-end, In Indianap-| Hogs scaling 270-310 pounds
and is aiming olis, Carl G. Ebersole, 57, of 12 brought $14 to $15.25, Heavier
N. Randolph St. died in Methodist Hospital of injuries received Dec. 1, when his car struck the rear of a truck at 38th St. and In Evansville, Marvin D. Heath, 37, Yestives in a
weights were scarce, small showing of lightweight “on 160pounders sold at $14 to $15. The bulk of good sows weighing 300-550 pounds sold at $11 to
traffic accident
{300 pounds or under brought 1 Anas 1949 holiday accident |heavies, 600 pounds and above, | fll was below last years og|sold mostly at $1030. a ristmas period in : Hoosiers died, 20 in traffic acci-| Cattle Sluggish nts. ! joe, The state of Texas this year gishly. Most buyers were bidding {led the nation in the number of 25 to 50 cents lower for medium accidental deaths. Seventy-five short feds. A few other sales rsons “were killed, including 36 were weak to 25 cents lower. in trafic, 12 in’ fires, two in a] Most of the steers and heifers plane crash -and 25 in miscella- in the stockyards today were of |neous mishaps. | medium to low good quality. California, as usual, led in the] Two loads of medium to low {number of traffic deaths with 43. |good 950-1100-pound steers sold The state was second in total|at $26 to $26.50. Numerous loads casualties with 56. of just medium “warmed -up” New York had a total of 33/light weight steers moved at $21 deaths, 25 in traffic, and Illinois to $23.50. A few common natives had 32, of which 27 were on high-| [rvugit near steady prices of $17 ways. to $
Delaware, Vermont and Mon- oo load of good 800-pound
tana were the only states which heifers sold weak to 25 cents
reported no accident fatalities in'at $26, A large part of the heifer the three-day week-end. The number of dead in traffic \down. was below the Na 1 Safety highest in council history; that §l lower throughout the session. 435 persons would be killed on
streets and highways, to 25 cents lower.
But Council President Ned H.| Medium to good beef cows Dearborn believed the final total moved at $15.50 to $17.50, with
would reach the predicted figure. 0dd head bringing up to $18. Com-
| “It'is ironic and tragic that the mon sold largely at $14.50 to nation spent Christmas, a holiday | 313.50, while canners and cutters
which made realistic “smoke” | Local Issues come pouring out. There was roast ham and all of the Christmas tongue ‘teasers ‘American States pd ........ 3 2 spread before the candy family, American sous L Th RR Tes iB & Sik ¥ XR ota"
Each went home with a gift ct Homes Get Old, Too i id ea ircle ‘Lhea com
the “train.” WHEN A MAN buys a home, k he somehow gets the idea that it|} will last forever. His one thought as he scratches his name on the dotted line is what a grand world pm +-it will be when he gets the mort- Ha gage paid off. LS He figures he will pay it out “Hook Drug ©
“like rent,” just as the real estate ind » dent died when he choked while pound weights, the undertone was man said he could. But this, as|{2d & Mich E 4%e% 105s, [eating his Christmas dinner. A [weak to $1 lower. thousands of home owners willl | Indole Te ota... 871% 100 California woman was netiden Odd head of good to choice natell you, is not exactly true. Inara. iva Co com... 17% 1sw/tally killed with a rifle she gave, tives sold at $22. Because of “The buyer-3oes make nis Ruy Fre 8 SA son for -Christmas, ——heavily-burred- fleeces; a Joad of | - ments with the regularity of rent. ah National Life com... 10%. Cid The number of dead in Texas mostly medium 84-85-pound fed And he pays his taxes, too, unless “Kite gn & Co Bid. *%s, %%slincluded a mother and five of westerns sold at only $20.50. he has one of those package deals kiocoin Nat Life com BE %. 'lizher six children who burned to] A single deck of good to choice with the taxes figured in the pay] | Mastic ASDhAIt ons 8 7% death when an over-heated stove fed western yearlings was steady ments. Nat Homes bra ooo dd 11 destroyed their house at San An-|at the selling price of $18.50. But his big mistake is that he J L104 PI Serv 5% ptd ". 4 tonio, and a couple and their two, Slaughter ewes were quotably| believes his house will not get po Ind [Lub Serv 4%% pw children killed in a collision with|steady a at $6 to $10. old and wear out. It will. Every- Progress Lagndry com 301, | Basoline tank truck. The truck's ———
thing in this physical world does. Pub Serv of wo 364s ota i an And the best the buyer can do is | Roms Gear Sool © com : to keep on top of his repairs, keep So Ind G & E oid his house in condition. In that giokelr-Yan Camp td way he can always have a livable Taner & Vo Haale house, no matter how old it is.| | 3,3, Machin ne Ci
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will toward men, brought $11.50 to $14.25. Bulls About Steady Bull prices were about steady.
devoted to by killing approximately 400 persons on the highways—especially
since most of thé victims were on | Medium to good heavy beef and {happy holiday ‘trips or missions sausage bulls sold at -3517 to os Of mercy,” he said.
Bad weather, including cold] waves, sleet and snow, increased steady prices. Good
ways
|sold- at $14 to $18. Chokes to Death One Illinois girl choked to! death on a piece of Christmas| candy and a San Francisco resi-
of sheep was poor. Especially on
|driver also was killed. uU. S. Statement In addition to those listed as — x dead in plane crashes, three Ore-| man Hebe dn
'gon men were missing on a Liih,facal Tear ae
Abts "ry rece or gh Dec.
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No. 1 rad truck wheat 188 WwW bh 1 Depicted 55 Staggered No. 3 yellow shelled corn, $1. 3 t F t t Bg Today's S earner ro ocas cor, VERTICAL - | “ . I Implore
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“19 Hoosiers Among 611) Yule Toll of De
The ‘accident death toll. of the Christmas holiday week-end
Hogs 25-50c Down
in moderately -active opening|
Weights 235 pounds and down!
died of injuries g13 Small lots of weights near
$13.25 to $13.50. Odd extreme)
Steers and heifers sold slug- 7
|supply was eligible to sell at $23
Cow trade was slow. Some in|Council’s gloomy prediction, the terest bidding was 50 cents to
arly sales were largely weak| =
9.50. Dealers sold actively at fully . to choice + the death count by making high-| head brought $30 to $32. Choice 2 hazardous and causing| head, however, were scarce in the {many householders to. over-stoké session. Common to medium head stoves and furnaces, thus setting/ brought $18 to $290 and most culls a off fires. Thie sheep market was sluggish and the demand for all classes
good to choice lighter than 100-
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Dodge Gels a New Face for Sturdy 1950 ‘Model
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The sturdy 1950 Dodge with a “new face," wider rear window and wwititoned + interiors with and head room will be shown by dealers Jan. 4, This is the Coronet four-door sedan, Syro-Matic transmission,
| plenty of
available wit!
Dealers Schedule Public Showing Here for Jan. 4
Rear Fenders Are Larger and Longer While Wider Tread Makes Road-Hugging Easier
DETROIT, Dec. 27 ~The 1950 Dodge line, the “practical car,” will be shown tc the public in dealer rooms Jan. 4. Pictures released today by L. L. Tolbert, vice president and director of Chrysler Corp, president of the Dodge division, showed | Sports Roadster, the Dodge longer and lower in appearance as a result of restyling. | Rear fenders are larger and longer and the rear tread is two Dodge
; - —— {the Diplomat, Jconvertible.,
“Get Away" 1 compression ratio.
Prices Wan
Buick Slashes
FLINT, Mich., Dee. °1 (PY il Buick today announced price cuts on its 1960 models ranging from $65 to $310 when combined with the recent $40 reduction for au
tomatic transmissions. .
The Buick price cuts canie: des : spite a $4 a ton boost in the price
of steel on Dec. 16. The reduc =
tions were the second
! announced ‘by a General Motors Division.
‘Oldsmobile shaved a minimum of, $65 from 1950 models the day be fore the steel price boost was an« nounced, | 4 Changes In list prices for Bu
Jlcks
Also in the Coronet line 18 the {station wagon which has a fold-|with the 1949 price of $2085. The |down rear seat making an eight-| Roadmaster sedanefte was foot carry-all light hauling bed. $65 from $2430 to $2365. Other models are the Meadowbrook four-door sedan, Wayfarer gogrs two-door sedan, Wayfarer busi- made on convertibles in the Super ness coupe and the Wayfarer! Series and $75 in the Roadmaster
| All models are powered by the!
pringipally affected the [Roadmaster and Special Series.
{But by cutting prices on optional Ho duipment and making other op-
tional items standard, the
price. fof the Special now is $87.10 unDodge’ s hard- ~top der. the announced price last July.
Biggest slash was on the Ri-
viera in the Roa now listing - at 75 compared
The Super estate wagon chopped $300, listing at An $85 reduction was
The Super four-door sedan was {unchanged at $2006, but its twin
engine Within the Roadmaster series was cut
‘to list at $2465.
{inches wider for easier curves and 7, Christmas Spirit ”
road: -Bugeing on the fast straightaw
The Chrysler line is making! much of the increased glass area [in its rear windows, giving great-| er vigibility to the rear as a safety |precaution. New Personality The front end of the Dodge has /been given a new personality [through vigorous restyling with la parallel bar grille of separate [pieces to minimize repair bills. This same thrift has been applied to the fenders which are bolted on su they can be romoved for replacing or repair. The instrument panel, which car makers regard as highly important in styling, has been done over with spun aluminum backgrounds to instruments and a soothing non-glow light, The new line will be available in 10 body styles and on two standard wheelbases, stressing generous head room, shoulder room and leg room, seat height and wide door openings. These were the Chrysler factors which blazed a path against the overcrowding of the “torpedo” type styling popular after the war. Standard Equipment Fluid drive is standard equipment on all models using the Gyro-Matic transmission. Dodge has built more than a million fluid drives. The Coronet Series will be shown in six body types including
LEGAL NOTICES °
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James Hightower . . . sale—and ‘a Merry Christmas." James Hightower rang up this “No Sale” key at his Rose City Cafe, 410 E. Washington St., yesterday as he gave out 400 free chicken dinners to his
customers. Mr. Hightower, who says he had neither family or close friends to shower with presents, put a sign in his window offering free dinners to the first 400 persons to come in between 10:30 a. m. and 2 p. m. His = employees volunteered their services and the E. Washington Santas with aprons | played to a full house. Many Of “thé "400 tried to pay their checks on the way out, but Mr. Hightower told them all: “No |poses pay Sale—And a Merry Christmas.” or sal city _ enty-Pive lars for i revenues yd taxes levied for Piremen's
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Official Weather
UNITED STATES WEATHE /REA PATER SY EAINER BUREAV
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tae os. a re al soa rrent ADADO " Pepin, pl d Taxes levied for the Police
area phen Thousand { Sia. uss % the ae a
Sunrise 7:04 | Sunset
— |Rrectpitation 2¢ hrs. end. 7:30 a precipita’ Hon, since Jan. ~ — Pince Jan
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