Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1952 — Page 5

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THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1952

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JF YOU GET LOST in the looping lanes of Irvington, or if you can’t find the intersection of oth and 10th Sts. then you'll probably welcome the new wall miap of Indianapolis and Marion

County.

Hot off the George F. Cram Co., Inc. presses, the map is the first of Indianapolis and Marion County to be published in 10 years.

to the “streets, pa~ks, and public buildings usually mentioned, the new map includes all city and township fire stations and three buildings not yet erected—the new Manual High School, East Side Community Hospital and the new Kast Side Catholic High School.

7, » - - . . Bible Anniversary Special services and memorials, including ‘issue of a 3-cent commemorative stamp, are planned for Sept. 30, the 500th anniversary of the printing of the first Bible from movable type. In addition to emphasizing the impact of the Bible on the peoples of the “world, the stamp will honor Johann Gutenberg, whose 1452 invention of movable printing type revolutionized the publishing industry.

Excursion Thirty-two Hoosier boys and girls with outstanding achievements in 4-H Club work will be awarded an 8-day trip to national pites and memorials in the East by the Stark & Wetzel Co., Inc. Chosen in competition with other 4-H members from throughout the state, the winners will assemble in Indianapolis Sept. 6 and return here Sept. 13.

Mane Event

The Lions Club will roar with its installation dinner and dance

ANE Where to Go

- Baseball: Indianapolis Indians vs. Milwaukee Brewers. Victory Field. Box seats, $1.70; mezzan-

In addition

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. 1 Settlement Camp, Ine, in Brown County. 2 The pledge came from the Indiana Association of Accident and Health Underwriters, The camp is sponsored by five Indianapolis settlement agencies for children of grade school ages. Not yet completed, the camp will accommodate 125 local youngsters this surnmer. , s 8 =»

New Slate

Officers for Wayne Post 64, American Legion, last night were installed. at the post's home, 601; 8. Holt Rd. Gil Bates, Indiana State Legion | commander, was guest speaker.

ine, $1.40; grandstand, $1.10 and bleachers, 60c. Children under 12, 50c, 8:15 p. m,

' New officers include Dwight ‘Hodges, commander; Charles

tomorrow at the Indianapolis Country Club. The ceremonial dinner is scheduled for 7 p. m,, the dance at 9.

Flanner Canners

The Flanner House Cannery. is [open again for the season; with equipment available to help people store fruits and vegetables during the harvesting . season when prices are low, : With a capacity for 6000 units a day—either in jars or tin can§—. the cannery has a trained staff to help the novice home canners in preparing food. Users of the cannery must bring their own .food, seasoning and containers. Flanner House supplies the know-how and cooking equipment. : Hours for the cannery are 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and 1 to 8 p. m. Tuesday and Thursday.

Open Air Donation

The sum of $300 has been contributed to the Southwest Indianiapolis Social Center to help equip

| Busenburg, first vice commander; {James W. Martin, second vice commander; Charles D._ Fansler, | finance officer; Henry Woehlecke, adjutant; John R. Lambert, ser-(geant-at-arms, and William O’- | Neill, chaplain and service officer. ” n »

Went South :

Eleven Indianapolis Naval Air Reservists now are serving with Squadron VF-695 on. two weeks training duty at Miami, Fla.

The squadron, based at Columbus, O., flew to the Marine Corps Afr Station in Miami, where it will spend the two weeks, Local Navy ‘airmen in ° the] squadron include Virgil Ross, 5612 8. Randolph 8t.; Fred Wurster,

5226 Grandview Dr.; Ernest Wat-| son, 47 N. Jefferson St.; Warren Wechsler, 109 Kansas St.; Bille] Threlkeld, 2822 N. Illinois 8t.; Wilbur Soden, 1551 English Ave.; Harold Mace, 1249 W. 36th St.; Charles Farr, 470 Holt Rd.; Bernard Duncan, 2408 Roosevelt Ave., Edgar Brown, 5743 Hillside Ave., and Donald Albrecht, 1501 Norfolk St. :

.. they said it couldn't . be done...but here itis... the most amazing valve in years

DRESS SALE

this

No, you're not seeing things . .

is true! Brand new, crisp new summer dresses at one dollar each. Like seeing a fifty cent steak or a thousand dollar car again, isn't 1? How? Well, Kresge's bought thousands and thousands of dresses from one of the country's leading makets, And here it is . . . the DOLLAR DRESS. Don't miss this sale + +» you'll want several when you

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SAVE eo] KRESGE’S

10 BIG STORES

Awarded America's Highest Honor, "Brand Name Retailer of the Year"

There's a Store Near You

FAMOUS NAME GARDEN SUPPLIES

Lowell Tank Insecticide Sprayers G10—11/, gallon capacity ........ $5.95 G20—25; gallon capacity ........ $6.50 G30—37% gallon capacity ........ $6.75 Small Tin Insecticide Sprayers . . . Pint and Quart sizes, 33¢ to $1.58 ea.

Dust Guns in many sizes and styles.

BLACK LEAF INSECTICIDES. . .

Black Leaf 40 Liquid

An economical spray that kills aphids, most thrips, leaf hoppers, young sucking bugs and similar pests of the garden.

§ Ounce, 32¢ .... 5 Ounces, $1.00

Black Leaf Garden Dust . ..

Combination of Nicafene, Rotenone, Pyrethrum—time tested botanical in-

" . gardeners for years, and a concentrated fungicide — blended together

allows each ingredient to act effectively and thoroughly. Leaves no "harmful residue. Use it as a dust or spray.

Half pound ...civvvesee....79¢

secticides that have been used by

"in a specially prepared dilutent that

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For permanence and beauty paint

CR : 5-1bs. Sherwin-Williams SWP House Paint is Soc rire) ©. we Jb Nk provides a hard, in Sighty i 8 WwW E AT H E R AT E D cement-like film i it : f : ri tion adil that is both moisture-vepellent and pi . ° wear-resistant. : ¥ or your protection against: worries =~

1. Excessive Loss of Gloss 4, Checking and Crack face and becomes a permanent Tn. neat pare of the wall itself! Available 2, High Dirt Collection = 9+ Rapid Erosion in 10 beautiful tones. 6. Color Fading

3. Uncontrolled Chalking 7. Industrial Fumes } * A continuous faboratory test Ing procedure that dictates and controls the brass khuckle abil - ties of SWP House .Paint to fight off deterioration, décoy and early repainting. 1 Special SWP for certain areas.

88 ’5 GAL. IN 5's

RANCH AND PLANTATION WHITE Contai ti ains preservative $4.40 ol.

Creosote oil ........

cement, stucco, concrete, : cirider block,concreteblock, 1° etc... becomes part of the wall itself. t's just what need to keep moisture ut of your hom x a apoly. X-TITE Coater dries beau fully white. Can be tinted. yours today! ¥

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1% Rotenone Dust . . .

One pound ...ociaveneess...35¢ Four pounds ....cc00000...$1.25

Red Arrow Dust . . .

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5 Pounds ......$1.30 : i 25 Pounds ......$6.25 i:

ssasssrsses 8c 5% Chlordane Dust . . .

2-Pound package

Kills chiggers in a hurry! Pound, 35¢ 4-Pounds, $1.19

End-O-Weed Crab Grass Killer 98¢c and $2.59

TRI-OGEN ROSE SPRAY KITS

Highly concentrated insect spray and fungicide for roses and other plants,

Size "E" small kit ....o000niiiviiinned $1.35 Other sizes .... $2.25 .... $6.00 .... $9.00

DOWFLAKE

Calcium Chloride 25-Pound Bag

No. 165VB weed cutter. ....$2.30

Saturday, 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. During Summer

‘COMMONWEALTH RED

EXTRA RICH! EXTRA PROTECTIVE Ss FOR BARNS’AND OUT-BUILDINGS! or the “new look

Economy ...that’s the number I reason for buying S.-W Commonwealth Red! It’s not just the low, low price. Commonwealth is a champion in durability! Once you've used this super-quality paint... you save through the years... realizing the benefits of the long-lasting good looks and unbeatable protective qualities. Compare it with any other red utility paint you can find!

SHERWIN-WILLIA Only $3.48 Per Gallon’ 3

TINNER'S RED for guttering, ........ Gal. $3.35 PORCH & FLOOR

GALVITE PRIMER for sheet steel, ...... Ot. $2.10 ENAMEL

PRESERVATIVE SHINGLE STAIN. .. Hese's the Handsomest of porch and floor finishes.., vireees. Gal. $3.45

season! It's tough, wash-S-W TRIMBRITE COLORS (Colerfast)

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$1.25 The perfect ‘companion to Sherwin-Williams Weather- : ated House Paints. 100-Pound Bag : 5 $3.35 Brown ................$2.17 quart ] $7.25 gallon In moisture- Green ............... $2.47 quart proof heavy $8.37 gallon paper bags. / Blue or Red ........... $2.67 quart 3 Calcium Chloride eliminates moisture from base- $8.89 gallon > i ‘ments and allays dust in drives and on streets. There ic a omens ®120 E. Washington St. FR. 3484 i: Draws Se moisture from the air and converts it SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT oA oilColae sil A3op 3 id. FOR EVERY PURPOSE TO Haas any ; th and Illinois ‘ % JUMBO DRYETT E Calcium Rack, $3.75 - We. Sic viclesive declare ® Broad Ripple, 802.E, 63rd BR, S464. | JUNIOR DRYETTE............ $1.95 in Marion County. ® Irvington, 5609 E. Washington IR. 1118 ! i — / [ ; . po Neighborhood Stores Open Friday Until 8:30 P.M, ~~ ®E 10th at LaSalle AT. 3% | WEED-WHIPS Ore D U 4 6p i Pili ® Fountain Square, 1116 Prospect ~~ MA. 8429 ~ |§ Light and powerful verses $1.39 or aps ne ig gto ie Ne ©2125 W. Washington St. ~~. MA. 1771 : VILLAGE BLACKSMITH Downtown Store Open 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Except ~~ ®2730 Madison Ave. ¢ ID. lu i? , ® Keystone Ave. und E. 38th St. CH. 2433 1

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