Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 October 1951 — Page 23
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THURSDAY, OCT. 2 25, 1951 Not So Modern yz HEADACHE DALTON, Mass.. (UP)—1If you : RELIEF
always bu
St st. Joseph ASPIRIN
WORLDS LARGEST SELLER AT 10¢
think football under the lights is a comparatively modern wrinkle Rec1901, the Dalton foothall team voted to
in sports, you're all wrong. ords show that on Sept. 3,
hold: a practice session “under an
electric light” at Pine Grove Park
‘BIG BUCK AUCTION SALE"
Sat., December 22D
For every dollar you purchase at Troy Heights you receive a like amount of Joke “Bucks”, starting this weekend. They will be good in the bidding at our big auction sale. Get details at the market.
OPEN SUNDAY and DAILY 'TIL'9 P. M.
Monarch Coffee + 79¢ Ri, .00 Ib. piece 45¢ 2 ns 1.00} this 39¢ a
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PRICES GOOD FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY. HEIGHTS
TROY = MARKET
2797 E. TROY AVE. , 3000 S. RURAL
A public rec eption in honor of Mayor and Mrs.
given in the Chateau Room, Clay- P,_ Deluse, Mrs. Agnes Connor, Mrs. Earl R. Cox, Mr. and Mrs : pool Hotel, between 3 p. m. and 5 Mrs. Imogene . McCleary, Miss|Harry Latham. Mr. and Mys, “Ay *J¢Ws Cal, man as “the waa p. m. Sunday. Lucy Taggart, Miss Mary Virginia drew Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs, A Lbert Nios] Zbsent mingetl fellow } The event is being sponsored by Feeney and Miss Mary SullivanilLosche, Mr,-and Mrs. Dan Kibler former Fort Worth te ident the the Citizens’ Comittee for- Bayt ‘will preside at the refreshnient Mr. and Mrs. David Probstein, Mi man wrote am ashe er i and friends of the Savor and Mrs, table. : and Mrs. Willlam Keller. Mr. and ghee kK and see if he was Inarrie Bayt, Arrangements are in charge of Mrs. Patrick J. Smith and Mrs Hi Ppeosas showed he was In the receiving line with the Mrs. John McNellis, Mrs. Grover Bernard Korbly, Mr. and Mi i a guests of honor will be Gov. and Parr, Mrs.. Curtis » Burke, Mrs. Patrick Barton, Mr. and Mrs eg” Mrs. Henry Schricker, Mr. and Fred Nordsieck and Miss Helen Clarence Merrell, Mr, and Mrs TT Killing TK Mrs. Howard Caughran, Mr. and M. Reidy Ira Havmaker, Mr. and Mrs, Joh Mrs, David M, Lewis, Mr, and : KE. Hurt, Judge and Mrs Michael | READ THIS! When feet are tired and achwg : i List of Hostesses . 1. Bathe with Cuticura Soap. 2. Massage Mrs. Kirk MoKinney, Mr. and Fansler, Judge and Mrs. Joseph bwin Cuticura Otment 3. Dust Cuticuta Mrs. Joseph Wood, Dr. and Mrs, Hosts and hostesses will be Mr, Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs, = Jack | Talcum between toes and into shoes Try Ralph Hanley and Mr. and Mrs, and Mrs. Frank M. McHale, Mr. Kammins, Mr.- Albert Delfisé oy 'CUTICUR diNTMENT | |
Herbert J. Backer,
Plan Musical Program
A musical program will be pro vided by Don Hanley, organist assisted by Miss Joan Maley and Miss Pat Berry, “Miss: Indiana’ of Purdue University,
Population Gains Hike Goods Sales
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 25 (UP) The national president of the Chamber of Commerce said yesterday that sharp gains in _population” are creating a. vast new demand for consumer good in the A ¢ vVERpeaKing at the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce, D. A. Hulcy said the population growth in the United States 1 outlo for busi
in the vears ahead
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will mean goo
nes
Since 1940. we have added more tha the equivalent of (Canada’s population to our own,” he said and if the present trend continues, we mav add another (Canada by 1960 Mr. Huley said he foresaw op-
portunitles for “a more abundant more bustling and more genuine economy and society
He said the Am&ican wconomy
has reached its present state of well ing 1 spite of too much government.” He said that indus trial research government
provided increased per acre pro duction of foodstuffs, hetter auto mobiles and o ticles, The hetter state of the nation’s
health also “is the product of re
ther -ar
Toyland is
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SHOTGUN SHELLS '
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16-Gauge, Box 25 SU.56 and wp 20-Gauge, Box 25... .. $2.25 and (up 410-Gange, Box 25 $2.30 and wp . ,22-CAL. CARTRIDGES Shorty Box of 80 >. .............. 46e Long, Bex 50 6Xe Long Rifle, Box 50 .... ._ ........ Tee Long Rifle H. P., Box 80 ,.........
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and Mrs,
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Public Reception to Honor Mayor, Wife
Mrs. Otto Mrs« Frank McKinney,
and Joseph W. Barr, Mrs, Susan Kn
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THE GREATER LEADER
A SPECIAL WEEK SET ASIDE of wonderful quality wearables . through winter . . .
necks!
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COMIC BOOKS FOR THE KIDDIES
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WE BOUGHT OUT
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Superb quahty cot-
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® WARM ALL-WOOL MELTON COATS & WELL TAILORED MATCHING SLACKS
199
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BOYS’ WOOL PEA COATS
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