Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1950 — Page 26

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For Brisbane Golfers

Times ¥ BRISBANE, tralln, alia, Oct. 4 There's & new kind of hazard at the Brisbane Golf ' Club's hole. ; It's a truculent magpie which attacks any golfer who shows up| there. Attempts to shoot the | pesky bird, find its nest, or persuade it to move to a rival club, have failed so far.

The harassed golfers; tired of

{now asking that the 15th hole be

getting this. kind of a birdie, are;

THEYVLL ORY our

BUCKSKIN SOFT /_

BECAUSE THEY'RE TRIPLE TANNED

IT has been done thousands of times. WOLVERINE Shell Horsehides are frozen in ice for weeks. Phey always dry out soft as buckskin and as pliable as bamboo.

Shell ! {matter of fact, he didn't even try : since they'd turned him down » some 25 years earlier when he {tried to get in World War I. He The fibres (did serve in one war—the SpanHERE'S spectacular proof of moccasin- in SHELL |ish-American. soft comfort in Wolverine Shell Horse- Horsehide| Although he hasn't practiced hides. But that's only half the story. On are vertical [for 40 years, the dentist has remillions of workers’ feet it has also been , and wear news hs Josnse avin J proved that, by the month or mile of ser- longer be-, AS appa the *guestionpaire, | vice, Wolverine Shell Horsehides cost less cause WeAr which {s being sent by the miti-| fo wear. Visit us soon, try on a pair of is on fibre tary affairs committee of Indiana Wolverine Shell Horsehide Work Shoes, ° ends. State Dental Association to all

Re :

ence J. McCormick, Knox County {farmer who recently became unidersecretary in the United States

Brandon, vice president of the Indiana Farm Bureau; and John L.

Fam P .. Topic of Session

their future obligations will be ®tery at Greensboro.

Mis body ariived 1’ Andersia : . = - Economic Forum Set ot la, ue MLDS ae tady aired tn A o8 along | Whits:'River To At Dairy Exposition |Kennard Church at Kennard. Mrs. Fred Pope, New Castle. ted iar Peckham, director, MORE PEOPLE BUY | Farmers’ problems in meeting | Burial wiil be in Greenshoro Cem "ONS GROUP TO MEET of the Historical SY | Joseph

Indianapolis, will be the principal discussed in a “Farm Economic CP Millis was killed in an air-| Queen Esther Chapter No. 3, speaker, The group will assemble | Forum” next Wednesday night at plane crash in Korea on June Order of Eastern Star, will. meet at 2:30 p. m. along the ASPIRIN the International! 30. He was a photographer atlas 7:30 p. m. Friday at the Ma-|falls of Fall Creek in IR sonic Temple, North and Illinois Park. Prof. Richard C

Dairy Expost-/ 1 3H 4 to General Headquarters tion.

NH. Y OTHER A IN THE WORLD FOR 100"

PEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M.

LAST 5 DAYS .» CTL CUT RATE DEPT. STORE 309 MASS

Sts. An obligation service The discussion "Soldiers from Ft Benjamin’ planned. will be held at 7 j : p. m. i» the In-| diana University building at the! State Fai r Grounds. George V. Den-! ny Jr. moderator of the “Town | Meeting of the Air” radio pro-| gram, will serve as moderator | ifor the Dairy Exposition panél.

List of Speakers

Participating in the discussion! will be Walter Leckrone, editor of The Indianapolis Times; Clar-

MERCHANDISE WILL PRACTICALLY BE GIVEN AWAY!

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Mr. Denny

Department of Agriculture; Larry

McCaffery, Chicago, president of International Harvester Co., and

SRA

Brown Shell-Horsehides with heavy-duty triple stitching and Goodyear welted, steel shanked Cork compo-

sition sole.

ges

Sizes 6 10 12.A, C, ond &

DOWN STAIRS DEPT

It Pays to Buy Shoes At A Shoe Stor

a one hour, Hl station WISH, [ Mr. Denny was invited by Mrs. Willkie, chairman of | national advisory| to!

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{chairman of the national! advisory |

|board for the dairy exposition.

| The program, which will last] will be broadcast by

| Wendell L. [the women's |committee of the exposition, |serve on the program.

Dentist, Too Old For War |, Asked |

About Serving Now "DR. JOHN O. FRYER, Mario |dentist, was “too old” to enlist "

{World War 1. He now faces a {wars later,

“draft,”

| Dr. Fryer, who is 74, has received a questionnaire concern{Ing his availability for military [service, part of the plan to draft) doctors and dentists who didn't

serve in World War II.

DR. FRYER admits he didn't] {serve in World War II

As a

licensed dentists,

Democratic Candidate Hits GOP Tactics

Times State Service

| SHADES STATE PARK, Oct. {4 — Republican campaign tactics

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I 50 to 60% Reduction

CIERRA) | OPEN 9 AM. Till 9 P.M. Daily |

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a OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. ee naidats FOR RECORD-SMASHING BARGAINS {at a Democratic rally here last . { i ht. * ne reactionary policies of the! BE HERE EARLY—REMEMBER THE ADDRESS, 309 VT AVE Republican Party in Indiana are] |Sng a great majority of young - uno] ORLE STARTS THURS., OCT. 5, 9 A. M. SHARP a enti ts tare for a "y . y . . Tarde?" He said. “They stand Men's Broadcloth Men's Reg. $2.95 ; Ladies’ or no 8 ; Extra Sensational v I . : me riting to oreident aod Paj am as Worsnborg=—Fortine——Air-0-Magic-—teveront.. Ohvmpic——risocra Felt Hats | hi Cotton Dresses The pura who is opposing B gutorized, all § 997 Nationally Advertised Famous Brands : RT TI¢ Mrs. Cecil Harden for Sixth Dis ' ’ Checks, Stripes trict Representative, said young Stans, Yirat ih Quality $ Women's—Children's e are loo Ww. 0 °K Men’ ress Reg. e peohle Ar Anan To rhe Fo Res. ne Dre Stres Oxfords §° 98 Anklets the Pr. Tc Ladies’ » terested in Congressmen who! Grade Work Shoes—One Price Group. Pr. good old days of Soom 404 nc” i ur ITEMS ADVERTISED ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE MANY AWAITING YOU! Better Dr g ays of boom a il 3 Sizes 9-44 3 for ir oning Boards Cups-Saugers _______ Sc ea. | Teaspoons ___________ 4c | Disheloths, Reg. (5¢____4¢ Values 1 $5.50 | Full Size ¢4og ll Men's Reg. $1 Ties____10c | Water Pitchers _ ~ _____ (9 |Slop Jars ___________ 550 ueaneionn i Adjustable Height 1 Screen Wire_.____ Sc sq. ft. | Leather School Bags ___69¢ | Carpet Tacks ______ ie box Men's y ’ j. IVE J LAWH NAEARES . ene | d -— | Silay, Got Passer... i5¢ hawt Rakes ci 31c|La ov Paste Apres, iTe Corduroy Pants Babies’ Rubber or o Saas Dress Socks | Rayon Panties | Rag Rugs | Topper Coals | Work Gloves Rep. $3 . 5 c c Reg. Reg. : P lastic Pants og Te He 21 $1.08 97 $5.95 iH Heavy 24 Free Alterations Ree: 1 Men's Short Sleeve | ~~ Children’s Toaketles : Men's Men's Weal Galvanized Reg. 85¢ DERWEAR | Wool Sweaters | mwas | Dress Shirk | CGB | Coal Buckels Men’s Shorts Reg. White Re ‘Reg. Men's First Quality Re . 12 we 98 98° Loi 1% oon i oy 98 "eet Type 29: i olors io Si Cotton or Rayo 1 Flannel Shirts Ladies’ Reg. $495 : 1%] Genuine $198 - Reg. 6c 19 : Ssmtvized 1 49 Sport Oxfords : “Army Cots - Marvilon Oilcloth Reg. $5.95 Men's Big Yank . Zipper-Top Res. $2.49 y Men's ' Carpenter ’ Bras Gabar dine Pants ——— tsk Sores | Blankets | Wool Suc Se A ar = Age ne Res. S467 [$459 for | Res $498 | Res §42 57 [51.00 “Pants $2.98 $3.00 | $4.95 Fp $3.98 {Navy Tee Shirts 17° 1 1 2

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