Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 July 1951 — Page 12
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You'll find every item priced and marked at the same low price as advertised—you don't have to rely on the cashier's memory.
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for chickens.
‘Imore of them now than they did person. : .. | This year, with beef bargaining, Indiana producers expect to exceed last year's figure of 28 million broilers, Entries at the Indiana State Fair are expected to be heavy, with $7550 prizes offered for 89 classifications of poultry plus several classifications for ducks, geese, pigeons and rabbits.
assisted by John Bayliss, Indianapolis; William Green, Swayzee, and Mrs. Jane Heiny, Greenwood.! Frank Conway, Indianapolis, will be judge.
the 30-year servfce pin she received today Indiana Bell Telephone |€o. Mrs. Reese, {native of Illinois, {began telephone work here as an operator and was 4 | promoted to her {job of technical |elerk in 1049, | Mrs. Reese and husband, Kenneth, of RR 1, Bridgeport, plan amateur photography pursuit in Grand Canyon and Yellowstone
Mrs. Reese
a hand in the doings of the Na-
ation of Music Merchants for A the next three
i® dent of Wilking Music Co. was named a director at the 50th anniversary trade show and convention in Chi~ cago. Attending with him were Rich-
Mr. Wilking jard Wilking, Wilking Co. vice
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SILVER DUST
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Hoosier
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cold for a cool refresher! [| for your money—in every | cup. At independent | HOOSIER POET | FINER FOODS
{ More enjoyment — more stores. M. O'CONNOR & COMPANY
COMPETITION'S tough--even| | Musketeers.”
The nation eats 50 per cent $1.20. Fairgrounds. 8:30 p. m.
15 years ago—269 pounds per
.| . ONE THING Mrs. Hattie Reese {s sure to wear west Saturday is
National Park, Colorado and § {Palm Springs, Cal. n = o
FRANK O. WILKING will have
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“ of Fatima CounStarlight Musicals.“ The Three lefl 3228, Knights
$3, $2.40, $1.80,
2 MUELLER will tell of ‘his trip to
Huff,
business.
The Auxiliary, led by Mrs. Rus- Hancock, Henry, Rush, Shelby, Union and Wayne Counties. Spon'sors are Glidden Co. Indianap- | stage a 1 p. m. outing at Long.|O!% 20d the B. & O. Railroad. acre Park, South Grove. They're counting on the men's chapter, ai- Like to Howl Harry Hall, copmand-|
er. and Russell Spurlin. to handle’. | C..3 MYERS, Fla. (UP) —
{Involuntary “guests” at the city: 'Jafl here are disturbing paying THE REV. FR, RICHARD guests at a hotel next door. The! hotel operator, Mrs. Slaughter w.! complained to the city!
council that the all-night “wail. ing’ of prisoners is ruinin,
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Baseball, Indians vs. Colum- ~ bus Red Birds. $1.70, $140, | Pictures will SAVE S $1.10, 60c. supplement LAY TCs SAD Swimming. 35c. Wes by Father INES, p. m. ’ Make, 3 Mueller assist- ot TMPORY DUTY Amateur Sectionals. Brook. [ant pastor of St. ¥ A nO side Park. 8 p. m. Free. John's Church gage. Members will Father Mueller PANE president; Richard Castle, comp- meet in the Council Hall, at 10th! |
troller, and Ralph Clairmont of and Rural Sts. the organ department. 2 mn = . ENTRIES total PURPLE HEART holders of Bast Central
. Indianapolis .and Camp Atter-/ Gold Medal Calf Show Aug. 3 at L. J. Demberger, Btewartsville, ,,,.y will be' guests of H. Weir Rushville. J. T. Frost of Purdue | directs the poultry department c.g 212 Auxiliary, Military Or- will conduct judging of calves der of the Purple Heart, Sunday. from Decatur, Fayette, Franklin,
SECONDS WOMEN'S
288 for the ANI Indiana - District! |
MEN'S REGULAR 1.9
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NYLON HOSE : oh os POLO SHIRTS A special purchase: Beautiful daytime : ; heer nylons with Jon These, in different : sain seams Choice of basque pack, have sold up to ‘Sizes 82 to 10'4. style or Norwegian $5. prints in string polo 2 for 2 pair shirts. Small, Medium, Large. Comb ..iveiviieinens
Save on these regular 49¢c
MEN'S ATHLETIC SHIRTS ‘men’s ‘athletic. undershirts.
© Be 3 for 3 | “Sizes 1 to 44.
MEN'S KNIT BRIEFS
Imperfects from top line 3. Qi
manufacturer. Reinforced crotch, all around elastic band.
MEN'S DRESS SOX
A wonderful assortment of banner wrap rayons or fancy cotton sport sox.
pair
MEN'S FRIENDLY 6 SOX b pale
Size 10'2 only. MEN'S SPORT CAPS Regular 79¢ tackle twill 2 for
Sport Caps with long visor. Tan only. MEN'S STRAW HATS All our remaining straws up to $2.95 values. Broken sizes and styles.
MEN'S SHORTS OR TEE SHIRTS
Gripper front or boxer 2 for style broadcloth shorts.
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36" Wide, 6 feet long in either tan or green. Complete on wood roller.
3 GREAT DAYS—FRIDAY, SATU
Lucite Handle—Nylon Bristle
HAIR BRUSHES
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squares.
- COTTAGE SETS
sets.
A colorful array of regular 1.29 to 1.99 plastic drapes and cottage
PLASTIC DRAPES AND
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CARLOAD PURCHASE
ALUMINUM AND ENAMELWARE
Aluminum Dishpan and 5-in-one cooker, or enameled combinet,
water pail, roaster, or tea kettle.
CHOICE
Choose from large variety includ-
ing round enameled dish pan or
sparkling white enamel wash pan.
More white enamel-ware including a nursery chamber, a Windsor sauce pan, and a footed sink drainer.
Lipped aluminum sauce pan, small grey wash pans, grey en-
amel chamber and pudding pans.
BOYS’ REGULAR 1.99 AND 2.99 SPORT SHIRTS
Choose from specially purchgsed group of higher priced Hawaiian prints or closeouts of our short lots.
BOYS’ BASEBALL CAPS
Solid color, all felt baseball $ for ®
59c¢.
Thirsty 20 x 40 solid color bath towels in large color assortment.
12-Inch square, bound edge cloths in solid colors and plaids.
DISH CLOTHS
Slight irregulars, open
caps “originally priced at ALL DOLLAR DAZE SALES FINAL
mesh dish cloths.
TURKISH TOWELS
WASH CLOTHS
12
20 PLUS 100's OF UNADYERTISED DOLLAR DAZE SPECIALS
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\ @ \ Lae 54x54 PLASTIC TABLE COVERS
Heavy gauge plastic in assorted colors and patterns, 54 - inch
Assorted patterns in enam-
Friday, Saturday and Monday Only
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‘REGULAR 1.99 FANCY SOFA PILLOWS
Regular 1.99 fancy pillows in both oblongs and $quares, cotton filled, with tapestry covers.
2 for
FELT BASE MATS 24x36 INCHES
- » eled surface throw rugs.
36x36 INCHES
For use under stoves, sinks, or in small rooms. Assorted patterns.
34. x 6-fF. Mat. ............ 2 for
WOMEN'S BLOUSES
Values to 1.99 in women’s cotton and ninon sheer summer blouses. Sizes 32
to 38.
WOMEN'S
RAYON PANTIES
Includes regular and extra sizes in rayon knit panties. Some plain and some lace trimmed.
Women's 1.99 Sanforized
PLAY SHORTS Cuffed—Suntan Only
Women's Rayon Knit
GOWNS
Lace Trim—Medium and Large
RAYON HALF SLIPS
Rayon knit petticoat style slip. Lace trimmed at bottom. Small, medium and large.
BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ PLASTIC RAINCOATS
For both the small fry and bigger school children. ‘Metallic colors, heavy plastic.
CHILDREN'S PANTIES
Choice of fancy rayons or
plain white cotton training 6 for $ j
pants in sizes 1-6.
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