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321 Ilinois Bldg., Entrance 17 W. Market

Hours: 11 A. M. to 8:30 P. M.—~Saturday, 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. —Alse Department for Women, LI-8755—

1) Plastic toys, rattles, beads, pram-circus, suction toys and cradle gyms. Complete

new selection. ea. 29¢ to 1.98 binations.

2) Quilted pads, closely quilted and bound with bias tape. 15x17 size. ea. 39¢ 3) Kant-spill training kup. Pink, blue or maize. ea. 30¢ 4) Patented shoulder, knitted gowns with tie bottom and sleeves. ea. 1.00 5) Clarolyte comb and brush set wih nylon bristles. a. 1.00 6) Pink rubber Sheet Size TY Covers mattress completely. ea. 1.29 7) Nylon bootees. Knee length. Pink, blue or white. ; ea. 1.00 8) Pinked-edge rubber lap pads. Both sides are covered with outing. (Box of 3) 1.09 - 9) Outing flannel kimonos bound Jn satin.

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10] Infants’ hand-embroidered ors

11) White leather soft soled dss: 139

0.1.2.3. pr. 1.69

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Vital Statistics and Even mh

Th he A WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12, 1051 |

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Bead ey Hazel 1489 | GOFS Vh MARRIAGE LICENSES | Slate: Claud, Dorothy Banks. 2006 E. A a hig ahr 331 Shet-| ; Walter Moneymaker, 35, 2950 McClure; 114 E. Ransom; Roger, Florence Jones, | don; Leo. Iona Hayward; Isaiah LOW COST Wanda Rice, 24, 136 8. Neal. 9831 8. Kenwood. ma Hi | i Fi ron 507 E 5 Neen. bs. | at Coleman; NO, Lillian Brodey; | CHECKING ACCOUNT erson, \ — ’ | Charles H. Dell, 24, 1111 N. EI: Pes- | Robert, Norma Monroe; Frederick, DEATHS dist | gy R. Burber, 18, Mooresville, Ind. | Frances Ransom, {Jo hn Alfred McCone, 59, at Methodist, y ’ Gordon W, Whitaker, 21, Danville, Ind.; At Me{irodist—Richard, Wilma Helmuth; cariovascular renal ; OAKLONDON gets its first street lights Satur- | Madeline’ Stark. 20, Indianapolis. | Eddie, Marie Kish; Thomas, Esther Moses Crouch, 68, at Long. arteriosclerosis ; $ Warren: L. Snyder, 21, Army; Grace L.| Barnes; Leonard, Katherine YUyHoks Virgil Price, 49, at 539 Drake, hemiplegin, CHECKS FOR . : 1t. Cummings, 17, 206 8. Arsenal. Loren, Doris Heald: John, Elizabet D. Scanlon, 19; at 1728 N. Merid{day nig | hi Thomas . h - : James Buford. 20. 1223 N Capitol; Annie! Kroetz: Burford, Janet Harris; "George,! {an, heart disease . M IMPRINTED Citizens, waiting 100 years for street lights, _eesse—— { Burton, 23, 1223 N. Capitol. | Dorothy Courthey; Robert, Helen Rose Forbis, 69, at E. Ohio, Coronary YOUR NAME : lighting in Marion =" _ {Vale 4 Hips, alnnse Battie War-| Auris Oliver, Alice Alberisonl u:|;. occlusion, Methodist, arterio roa +4 ave rion eld, y tO. At St 18-11 ry ennin ethodist, . i !will ‘have’ the most modern lighting in Ja ga | Robert C. "Orr, 30. 310 N. Iilinots; Juanita |; F' rruman: Mary Hush: Leland, Bone | oe otie heart. 32 a No minimum balance required County—switchless photo electric cell Tights that Harold CrRasYIte: ans N. Tiinots: | aie Jord, Chatles, Helen Shoobridse: [James W. Shafer, 84 af Methodist, wrtert- No additional” service charge . ude, June 8mitn; Curtis 28 osclerosis daylight turns off and darkness turns on. They'l 11 v clapton ‘0 CeMotL” io, 30a Sh oware: | | Bhyiiis at Roars, Gains: HL Bin Paar: 8) 8 Tone esevial BANKERS TRUSTY S————————— i p emorrhage be installed by the Indianapolis ——— Mary Chappell, 29, 129 E. Ohio. 'At General—James, Evelyn Hill, Jim, Hazel A 85. at Veterans Hos» . p Verlin C enworthy, 24, Navy; Naomi = coro’ Warren, Edna Smith; Jack. Buber} L. Snapp. 38 ANY Power and Light Co. and paid for Where to Go Mi: TN 2 3637, Lockburn, Joanne! Betty Robbins: Anrom. Laura Holsey; Mary Ellen Duffey, 63, at 3151 Grace- COMP hv citizens iness houses, . William, Rosemary Walton. fnoma. y by citizens and 19 business house |. Eby, 19. Indianapolis. A A ae SAY RON Ary Burkett: |, ne: SaIcinoma. .. c . 318 N. West. Pennsylvaniaand Ohio Streets e y A lestival will mark the event Baseball. Playoff for AA | SUITS FILED Fn, oats ig BRIS Ie OY toe at at Veterans, sclero Federal D it Insurance Corporation : y pn ; 'E SUITS . Day: mond, ary arrett; James, |g z. er, 44, at Vete s, - a] Deposit Ihéun i and also be the occasion for lay- mwilight League Championship. DIV ORCE 3 . new . Marearet. ailoy: "Raymond. Tori Ervin w cker, 44, ' wl Member Federal Depo i v y . ’ Opal L. vs obert . ohr: Ernest | orhes; rthur arriett Vesta or-|J 39, at General, ce Ing of the Sornersione fof the new Riverside Diamond No. 2. E.C |, Juanita Goins. Edne M \ Altred) man. Mildred Marsan Harry, Lucille ames Piners a i rears] $7000 volunteer re sta Atkins vs. Mallory. 5:15 p. m. Stuard arghartt -vs ufus ewe Sm oe argaret Fahey; Hugh.|Minnie B. Zeek. 67, at General, ce all i Yh ’ {Betty J. vs alcolm Clark; Joan W. vs.| Viola Weaver. thrombosis Chief Maynard Bough and his Wiener roast with Rep. [John H. Brummett; James oo V8, ongi| i lL s boys Charles BrownSon (R. Ind.) n gh BO x 2 Gah. i a ¢ . . erta’ VE am $ LA 5 et i PL . 8. A R. Moore; Jo T. vs. Paul J In Son jusCHO dhs re. Pres special Speaker, To be held at |. Anna oo Ue Sonny Carter Betty mony a stree ance, fis yw L. vs. Hugh M. Singer. Mildre vs. men’ presiding, and contests with Ye ping Frankiin. Public. in: (Burl a Fiint; Gefiinde Haye. Walter 5. ’ bc Ss a 3 = (Abraham big prizes will be held. In general yited. | , >. BIRTHS charge are members of Oaklandon : Bovs Business Men's Civic Association, Lodge degree staffs’ harvest fes- At_General—Harry, phrances Duke; K L. r y TR tella impson obert onnie ackheaded by Everett Harting. tival and fish fry, Sept. 21-22, at' burn: Marion, Wille Rice # a = Hawthorne Park, 2500 W. Wash- At St. Vincent's—Paul. Marjorie Pasten: = - . : . {ile /iola Southard: onald, arLEO KESTLER, 17, of 1121 ington St. Supper will be served bara Moore: John, Marian Lutz, Charles. Reid Pl, hopes if he loses his at 5 p.m. Entertainment and Lawrence, Mary 'Personn: William. Thelma Tom: OmMas, ildre alsh; Arnbitifold agam John Smith of Pee contests with prizes will be held. I ma A Walle May

ior of

THIRTY-ONE YEARS OF SUCCESS! |

«Wee Valley, Ky., will find it. Kest-

ler lost his wallet in Louisville. Four days later the purse arrived in his mailbox, insured for 9 cents, with a $2 check enclosed, from conscientious Mr. Smith. " un ”

DR. ROLLA HARGER, invent-

the drunkometer and IU of Medicine staffer, will speak this week at the Indiana State ® Police School intoxication test classes, Among ‘“students” attending school for a “scientific war against drunken drivers” are Cpl. C. Victor Waller

School

and Trooper i John P,. MecDr. Harger Crory, both of

and Trooper Harry State Police

Indianpolis, Lusk, Martinsville.

sg *'d "

Maillard

Mr.

Mr. Gilbert

"A TALK by Albert L. Maillard,

president of the Electric League,

and announcement of committees Southampton:

of the Indianapolis Chapter -of

the Society Warren. were Cecil Hadley,

Illuminating Engineering Monday night in Hotel Named to committees S. E. Jenkins,

Ralph Crockett, ‘Leo Miles, Ross

Brown, H. J. C. Pearson, Harry bia

‘Superintendent Arthur M. Thur- cjatfey Jr. and Harry Dickinson.

Items For Infants at Budget Prices!

*Priced to save

12) Beaten blankets, 36x50, with wide satin binding. Pink, maize, mint or blue com-

13) Outing flannel diapers, sizes 27x27.

4) "Birdseye" diapers. Size 27x27.

wool sweater, sets. Pink, blue, mint or maize. set 3.25

16) Wool shawls with fringe. Pink, white or

17) Lovely nursery print quilts. Pink, blue or maize. Size 40x54. 18) "Curity" gauze diapers. 19) Bassinette pad and liner,

plastic with lacy plastic ruffle. Mint, blue, maize or pink.

20) Baby chenille spreads for 36x54 bed. Mint, pink, blue or white.

21) Bassinettes that can be folded and used for carrying baskets.

Soft-as-a-cloud Foam Rubber Soled “Softees”...

go right into the washing machine! a cloud” . . . foam rubber soled softees. Real comfort for tired, hot

ston has charge. ” 2 s

FOOTLONG

you money!

ea. 2.98 ond 3.98 doz. 2.99 doz. 2.99

bootee, bonnet

ea. 3.235 ea. 3.23

‘here in 1921. She

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A HEALTH group opens its fall

‘hot dogs” are on 4500 with a new name and the menu for Myrtle Rebekah po,yy schedule. The Marion Coun- po oon it.

ty Mental Hygiene Society is now the Marion County Mental Health Society, with its first fall meeting get for 7:30 p. m., Sept. 24, at But-

ler University.

Mrs. Samuel Run-

nels Harrell is president.

Central

Members plan entertainment of| State Hospital patients

monthly to open the season with

| At Coleman—Albert,

Eugene; Norma' Werden: WalLora Palmer; Joe, Phyllis Aldridge: Elizabethr Fulton: Samuel: AlBernard, Joann Foust:

McDaniel; ter, Clarence. ma Matlock: John, Charlene Gavin Bethel Thompson, At Methodist — Gerald, Mary Margaret Kelly; Samuel, Shirley Cain; Anna Raikos: Frank, Iva Jones; Thurston, Sue Shirley: William, Rita Bnoddy; Fred. Louise Freeze: Harry, Joan Patterson; James, Joyce Ward: Raymond, Vivian Stambro; Albert, Martha Monday. At St. Francis — David, Beulah Frisby: William, Inez Dougherty: Bert, Mary Wilkerson: Clarence, Ellen Kull: Jay, Dolores Moore; Arthur. Louise 8ingleton: Lawrence, Sylvia Baxter; Herbert, Blanche Coy At Home—Isaac, Eva Mason, 1760 Boule_vard: William, Laura Loux, 3050 8

Ship Movements

By United Press New York—America from Veendam from SouthampSanta Rosa

Arriving

on; Ancon from Cristobal;

for the season by Chairman Mar-| from Cartagena cus S. Gilbert featured a meeting ¢,

Departing New York—American Clipper Bremen; American Packer to Liverpool; Herefordshire to Sydney: Mormacpine to Goeteborg: Mormacsurf. to Bergen; Newberry. Victory to Genoa: Cristobal® to Critobal: Fort Townsend to Halilax

Arriving San Francisco—Steel Rover from Baltimore; Mormacdawn from Buenos Aires: Siamt from Calcutta; Las Vegas Victory from Houston: Wayne Victory from Tampa: Christina from Columbia River: Fairport from ColumRiver; American Transport from

os Angeles. Departing San Franciseo—City of Ottawa to Munila: Edward Luckenbach to Manila: Wyoming to Baltimore: President Garfield to New York: Hawaiian Refiner to Honolulu

Howe band will strut in new brown and gold uniforms provided through leadership of J. D. Johnston, president of the Irvington Businessmen's Association, in a canvas of Howe alumni, PTA and the public. The

drive netted $4000. ” un =

P. I. HIGLEY, managing di-

Nicholas]

show by the Junior 3 RIN hy Yn George rector of the American Breeders

P. Rice and Mrs. Alexander Clark. Service of Indianapolis, will speak Lectures are planned by the Neu- at the Indiana Artificial Breeding ropsychiatric Association on five Association field day at Carmel consecutive Monday nights in Monday. Purdue Extension speCaleb Mills Hall, starting Oct. 15. cialists will show exhibits, Lyn2 2. ford Tremaine, Carmel, will MISS VELMA FULTZ pinned Speak, and Elbert Stewart, Penon new jewelry after turning off Sleton, and Jack Morgan, Anderher alarm clock on, 4-H club members, will give

today. She wore la demonstration. a new jeweled | # 2 = service emblem |{ FRENCH has been added as an that commemar- elective course in Indianapolis

public grade schools, with Merrill D. Kissick, who has lived in {France, as instructor. Mr. Kis-

ates her 30th anniversary in telephone work. Miss

Fultz entered ° |sick, a graduate of Butler, formertelephone work | lly taught in Shortridge High |School. “Conversational French"

as a student for the Indiana Bell Telephone Co.

{will be taught in Schools 33, 62, 70 and 85. In Schools 9, 5, 12 |and 16, there'll be an increase in periods for industrial arts includ-

Miss Fultz

later became am

|operator and then was promoted, \ing homemaking for girls, and

doz. 3.75

combined in

ea. 3.98

ea. 3.98

White with pink or ea. 7.93

to service assistant in 1946. Miss| Woodworking, metal work, conFultz is a native of Greensburg. |crete work, graphic arts and elec-| 2 jerieity for boys.

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Your feet will experience an entirely NEW sensation of comfort! Soft, resilient cushions, thoroughly filled with air—serve as a shock-absorbing base for the entire ball of the foot. Sketched: a dressy, yet tailored pump of polished calf leather. Red, green, black, brown or navy. $9.80. -

1.) Thick, shock-absorbing air cushions. 2.) Resilient cushion metatarsal pad. 3.) Heavy tempered steel arch. 4.) Heel cushion to absorb all shocks. 5.) Combination lasts, heel two widths narrower than ball. 6.) Flexible leather outer sole.

WASSON’S DOWNSTAIRS STORE

Dr. Ross

Mrs. Ross

A FACULTY reception at 8 3. m. Sept. 21 will .be the first offi- | cial function of Butler adminis-| Jalive officers. In the recagtion ine in Atherton Center ‘will be, President and Mrs, W. O. Ross! Vice President and Mrs. Richard T. James, college deans and new faculty members, Presiding at] the tea table will be Mrs. DeFor-| est O'Dell, president, Butler Wom-| en's Faculty Club, and Mrs.| {George O. Comfort, president of |

/the Newcomers’ Club. 4 ” 2 2 |

WIN OR LOSE, Howe High| {School will make a good appear-| ance Friday at the Tech- Howe

SAVE $50 ~~

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