Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1950 — Page 18

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-PORK SALE-

Small, Lean=—8 to 10-lh. avg.

Fr. Hams ~ 49¢

Small, Whole, Fresh Ih. 39¢

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Save Up te 50c A Bag

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Shoulder

Cleaned, Whole, Half Jow! on

Hog Heads » 12}¢

Whole or Half, 80:1b, Avg.

Young Hog » 29¢

Half or Whole

Prk. Loins » 59¢

Half or Whole

Fresh Side » 39¢

Fresh sie > 45°

SLICED

uamsureer ™ 49°

FRESH GHOUND

pork cxops ™ §9°

MIXED CUTS

LINK SAUSAGE" 55

COUNTRY STYLE PORKY'S PRIDE

PUMPKIN 2 22: 26¢ Jules 32:2 20 HONEY 5 2. 99¢ Tomatoes 2 2 ~ VELVET PEANUT BUTTER

Smooth and Creamy

Sale on Lever Bros. Soaps Surf Lg. 30c, Giant 59¢ Rinso Lg. 30c, Giant 59¢ Silver Dust Lg. 32¢, Giant 65¢ Lifebuoy 3 reg. 28¢, 3 bath 39¢ Lux Soap 3 reg. 28¢c, 3 bath 39¢ Spry 3 Ibs. 89c, Lux Flakes 27':¢

LIBRY

BABY FOOD

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INE 1229 KENTUCKY AVE.

We Are Closed Sundays and °

All Holidays A DAY OF REST : YOU AND OUR EMPLOYEES

You'll find every item priced and marked at the same low price os advertised — you don't have to rely on the _cashier's memory.

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LOWEST PRICES

» BEER ENITES

OPEN 3 FRIDAY NITES M M ; HLL B ANDWINE TILL x ATT Every Item in This Ad is Exoctly : As We Represent It — Otherwise : 1IVIY. WE OWN IT!

WE RESERVE THE MIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY. =,

IU First Team Rests

As Reserves Drill Rites Tomorrow

BELOOMINGTON, Sept. 21 (UP) Indiana's first

- string watched from the sidelines yesd

terday as the second and thir

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

tegms held a mage.

Coach Clyde Smith scheduled a Saturday intra-squad game and’ heavy workout today, Vetéran Center Beech Grove, retired railroad car ing of any Communist. team repairman, will be buried in St. after being out a week with in- j5eeph

also planned another

Mel Becket rejoined the

juries,

Parents, Atfention

Feed Your Children VITAMIN PACKED

BUTTER

“Indiana Maid” Butter —INDIANA'S FINEST— Sold only at

All Standard Food Stores

ot DELICIOUS ACARONI

YOU DON'T PAY FOR IMPORT DUTY In Soy Bean Oil or Mustard Sauce

two-hour serim-

Retired Railroad Man

Dies at Hospital

John Treek, 157 8. 10th 8t.,

Cemetery after wervices

_ at 10 a. m, tomorrow in Little &

Sons Funeral Home, Beech Grove. Mr. Trecek, a native of Yugodied yesterday in St, Francie Hoépital, He was 66 Mr, Treek came to Indianapolis from Cleveland in 1934, He retired in 1949 from his work with the New after 37 vears service He was a member of St. Marv's Catholic Church, Cleveland, and of the Blovene National Benefit Society here. as well as the Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen

slavia,

| of America.

Survivors inchide his wife, Ur

sula; five daughters. Mrs, Mil= dred Belden, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Jack Kolman, Mrs. John Manchir, Mrs. L. Gerlovic and Mrs. Charles Stoneman, all of Cleveland; a sister, Mrs. J. An zich. Cleveland, and six grandchildren.

Truman Gets Two Soldier Vote Bills

WASHINGTON (UP) The Senate has approved t wo

Sept. 21

bills to make it easier for Gls to vote The measures now. go to the White House for President Truman’s signature, One requires the Defense Department to furnish servicemen away from home with post cards for use in applying for absentee ballots. The other waives a requirement that absentee soldier ballots and voting material be a certain

offered. on a vote of 40 & 8 members.

{ weight and size so that states Conference ct DePauw

can use forms already on hand.

918 to 926 S.

MERIDIAN ST.

Open Saturday

Nights Till 8:00

Famous—*“Rite-Fit” DRESSES |

That "Fit-Rite” Without Alterations |

Half-Sizes “142 to 24/2 ustrated Is One of the Many Beautiful Styles We Have in Stock, and They Are Only

$795

Hundreds of Thousands of These Dresses Are Sold From Coast to Coast, and We Believe They Are the Outstanding Dress Value in America

We Are All Prepared For Your Fall Wardrobe

Select From Hundreds of Garments

Dresses 4% to $13" ‘Coats 19" to *49™

Come In & See What's New

3 Ways to Buy—OCash-Lay-Away-10 Pay Plan

Open Every Saturday Night

Lo ~—STORE HOURS— ; Monday Thru Friday—9:30 a. m. fo 5:30 p. m. Saturday—9:30 a. m. to 8 p. m.

~ EFROYMSON'S

York Central Railroad V

dance floor, canteen, showers and other facilities for men in uni-

participants will include DePauw

of more than 30 Hoosier. high KIWANIS (CLUB TO MEET

noon tomorrow in the Riley Room of the Claypool Hotel. !

GOP Candidates

File Non-Red Oaths

Forty - one Republican candidates for Marion County offices and the state legislature have filed non-Communist affidavits with the County Recorder. The candidates pledged in the affidavits to prevent “by all lawful means the placing or retainfellow traveler or sympathizer in any branch of the federal, state or county government.” Alembert W. Brayton, nominee for State Representative, who prepared the aflidavits said: “Communism is not a party in the traditional American sense but a world conspiracy to destroy freedom and free peoples. While Americans are fighting to stop Communist aggression abroad. ve must not permit Communist infiltration = at home, Loyal Hoosiers want to be sure that subversives and their sympathizers do not find their way into or remain in places of public trust. “The affidavit of each candidate states, under the penalty for perjury, that he is not a member of the Communist Party or affiliated with such party, and that he does not believe in and is not a member or supporter of any organization that believes in or teaches the “ overthrow of the United States government by force or by any illegal or unconstitutional methods.”

4088 Votes Tonight On Donating Building

Members of the 40 & 8 will decide tonight if their building will become headquarters: for the Indianapolis Servicemen's Center. The three-story structure at Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts. was selected by the Center committee as the best of the several Final approval depends

The Servicemen's provide a game

Center will room, lounge,

form,

Times Slate Service GREENCASTLE, Sept. 24 than a hundred

Speakers and panel

chools.

The Kiwanis Club will meet at

"PURCHASE OF $29.95 TABLES IN RICH

MAHOGANY VENEERS

A. Lamp table with shelf. 18x18" top, 26" high. ;

B. 3-shelf step end table. 26"x15" top, 26" high.

Open Monday Thursday and Friday Nights Tig P. M.

£9

roe

THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1930

CLEAN CLOTHES EVERY DAY

it's important to a child's morale and self-respect to have clean clothes for school. Keep shirts, blouses, dresses, anklets, undies snowy-white, spotless. Use Roman Cleanser to remove stains and wash away dinginess. It also dis infects clothes, makes them sanitary.

CLEANSER

Whitens clothes

Indiana. high school students will attend a college conference for secondary school seniors here Friday and Saturday. f

SONS faculty members and counselors

.24"x14"

DELICIOUS IN COFFEE

. WONDERFUL ON CEREAL

Produred in modem dairy planks in Minely, Indiana, Missouri, Oklahoma, where fine butter end other delicious dairy produets are mode.

C. End table with shelf.

top. high.

D. Cocktail table with partitioned" shelf, glass . top. 32"x18" top. 17" high,

22"

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