Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1952 — Page 18

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Eight colorful oldtimers will cross bows at the Old Fiddlers’ Contest in the Coliseum in the Fair-

grounds tomorrow night. Led Robert L. Hooper of Connersville, handed and uses a yard stick ins the field will compete for $350 in inch loving cup.

All are district champions se-

by 65-year-old who plays leftstead of a bow, cash and a 26-

lected by the Indiana Broadcasters’ Association, and each is over 50 years of age. -

Receives Award

William F. Kaeser, staff artist for the Indiana Employment Security Division since 1941, received recognition from the President’'s Committee on Employment | of the Physically Handicapped for| his posters and insignia. | Acting Postmaster General] V. C. Burke announced Mr. Kaes-| ner's design for an “Employ the] Handicapped” stamp will be used, | probably in 1953.

Registration

Today is final registration day for the Athenaeum Turners Gym-| nasium Classes. Instruction under| Walter J. Lienert will begin Mon-| day.

Slide Films

Scientechiers P. W. Cornelius]

~% and R. B. Tufts will show slides

on “Mechanics of Production Printing” during the noon meeting Monday of the Scientech Club of Indianapolis in Hotel Antlers.

Addresses Group

Dr. Wesley A. Dunn, chief of the Child Guidance Clinic of Marion County, spoke before nearly 5000 members of the American Psychological Association today in its meeting in Washington, D. C. Dr. Dunn, son of Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Dunn, 4138 N, Pennsylvania St., described research work he did at Purdue University in a talk on “Comparison Between Certain Rorschach Scoring Signs, College Freshman Orientation Test Scores and Grade Point Indices.”

Meeting American Society of Travel Agents, mid-America Chapter, will hold a 2-day meeting, starting tomorrow, in the Columbia Club. Seventy-five members are expected to attend.

Takes Federal Post

WASHINGTON — Clarence O. Mittendorf of San Diego, Cal. was sworn in yesterday as administrator of the Defense Minerals Exploration Administration.

Boy, 12, Gets License PORTSMOUTH, R. L (UP) —

| bleachers, 60e. Children under | 12, 50¢

|Chicago Sun-Times has invited a| German editor, Horst Altmann,

|cational exchange program.

Where to Go

Indiana State Fair Centen- | nial. State Fairgrounds. $200,000 Grand Circuit Harness Race at | 12:30 p. m. $3, $2.40, $1.80, $1.20 | and $1. $50,000 Horse Show, | with Jan Garber and his orchestra, at 7 p. m. $2.40, $1.80, $1.20 and $1. “State Fair Fol- | lies” at 7 p. m. $3, $2.40, $1.80, | $1.20 and $1. High School Football Jamboree. Arsenal Technical High

| School. $1 for adults; 50c for | | students. 8 p. m.

Baseball: Indianapolis | Indians vs. Charleston Sena- | tors. Victory Field, 8:15 p. m. Box seats, $1.70; mezzanine,

$1.40; grandstand, S$L10

Invites German ‘Editor

WASHINGTON — The State Department said yesterday the]

to spend three months on its staff as part of the international edu-

Yank Pilot Killed

MARGATE, England — An American pilot was killed yesterday when his F-86 jet fighter plane crashed on a sandbank nine miles from here. The body was recovered. ;

Lights Fool Hens

STORRS, Conn. (UP) — Red] means “go” to chickens. A scien-| tist told a group of poultry farm-| ers that hens lay more eggs when| a red light is placed above their

1 Account >A Outfits RL Family LIVINGSTON'S, 129 W. WASH. ST.

RHEUMATISM PAINS

Take ke tige-t -Saston WINTER-X Tablets for

of pain and discomfort secular

After boning for just 10 weeks, |p, it 1

12-year-old Larry Mello took and! {3ntist

passed the federal examination to

ablets,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 1752

HARTMANN 'S

SLASHES PRICES ON ENTIRE STOCK

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ILEUM):

LIVING ROOM PIECES

$1099 ;. SECTIONAL SOFA, *79% $799 2.Pe. SUITE . . . . 99% 52199 2.P¢. SUITE “G.,” *129% $2299 Red Frieze -. SUITE, $159% 522995 = Sectional SOFA, *169% 528500 MADDEN SOFA . . *179%

MODERN; Foam Rubber.

$2899 (8th Century SOFA, $1899

Coral.

529995 Your 2.Pe, SUITE, *199% 534995 *; 77: SUITES coo. 249%

WAREHOUSES.

Over Labor Day, we finally found time fo restock our floors from our LARGE

Many PIECES y you haven't SEEN with ADDITIONAL DRASTIC REDUCTIONS!

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

$142% 7." Cabinet IRONER, $124 *149% me HEATER ...: *99%

Sample) 52-Gal., Jud Whitehead

$999 Gas Water HEATERS, $74%

20-Gal. Jud Whitehead

$3299 ELECTRIC RANGE, $269%

Fully Automatic—Double Oven

$2275 A> Electric Washer, $1699 $46700 oor, Refrigerator, $3899 $1 1000 EL20TRIC Cabinet Base, $5000

Universal 110 Volt - $32995 Ys Dishwasher, $2199

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Further Drastic Reductions on many items. There are thou: “gids of fine values in every department. All famous makes of Furniture, Appliances, Lamps, Bedding and Television at

Discounts Up to 75%

Remember! We have no choice! Our loss is your gain—we must

become a licensed radio operator. off a? le

$150 orion” OIL HEATER, $9%% $460 Sink & Dishwasher, $3859

Automatic 54”

$2499 * o= ** Refrigerator, $209% $49% 3." Rotisserie Broiler, $29 $29% Ti reaoor. RADIOS, $199 $499 Radio-Phonograph . . . $39%

COMBINATION

$2300 2 Electric Toasters, $1895

| 135995 SECTIONAL SOFA, *269%

REL Il sages Occasional CHAIRS, 39495 ZIRT OV TE

Channel-Back.

$5995 , 7, CHAIRS c..., ‘4450 $1499 LOUNGE CHAIRS, °59%

Foam Rubber; Samples only.

$3995 3.Pe. LAMP SET . . *19%

(Junior - Student - Table) sell and sell fast.

'6%5 TABLE LAMPS . , 52%

Our creditors demand immediate payment—Your cash will never

ENGRAVED: AND

ID % bios DIA}

4 | SNL Y ‘55.00 DOWN!

* Bride § 60 Maiching Wedding Bands * * % FHiced 130, * 0, $15 19 15, 44 15 50:

It's Easy to Oper 1 an Account at DEE'S ,

B[ Just say CHARGE ITV and its Yours!

.. for now and i LE !

Both for Only 0c A WEEK!

DIAMOND SET »*

“The Home of Dee Deluxe "Diamohds"

$5995 Lamp & End TABLES, *39%

Genuine Mahogany; Leather or Inlaid Top.

51500 CONTOUR CHAIRS, 89% 524995 SLEEPER BED = $1499

LOOSE CUSHIONS. Innerspring Mattress.

36995 Platform ROCKERS, 44%

Large Size,

KITCHEN FURNITURE

$3995 2 | Metal Cabinet “x: $199 $2250 Metal poutle- GABINET, $1298 $6450 oo Refrigerator ™**" $3590 $4000 >> Refrigerator “*” $2500 $499 3. Pe. CHROME SETS, $39% $8950 "or" CHROME SETS, 569% $13900 Welbilt Gas RANGE, 10750 $21995 Lua GAS RANGE, $159% $119 METAL "ow CABINET, 36% $445 CHROME TABLES °"" $29%

MISCELLANEOUS

meen TABLE LAMP Stor 38% 18x27 Carpet Samples “so; $290 $1295 HURRICANE LAMPS... 57%

Hand Decorated Milk Glass

$100 Co» ene RUG CLEANER 50° $495 32-Pc. Set DISHES . . . , $2% $295 Ge ov DISHES $19 $2495 Corr. Sweepers oo. 312% $995 Fine ana BED LAMP $996 Yor or Telephone Caddy, $6°° $299 Large wi. LAMPS $1496

~*159.95 Large Size EVANS OIL HEATER

“5 51140

With - Blower

be spent to better advantage. All items subject to prior sale. NO EXCHANGES OR NO REFUNDS

$595

EDWIN HUGHES, PRESIDENT

HARTMANN'S FURNITURE CO.

A Letter of Interest to ALL HOMEMAKERS of INDIANA

Every plece of furniture, every appliance, rug, plece of bedding must be sold at once. We are holding back nothing at all.

We have thousands of fine values left in all departments; very few items are sold out as yet:

Please do not confuse the fine merchandise we are offering with some of the distressed and discontinued styles being offered by others. These are all new 1952 values at wholesale prices and less.

You positively owe it to yourself to shop these values before you buy anything for your home.

It would be impossible for anyone continuing business to sell ot these prices. But please remember, we are

h _ quitting and must turn our inventory inte cash as quickly as possible. You

may never again have an opportunity to buy at these great savings, se shep

us now! Come in and convince your-

Signed: ED HUGHES,

. STORE HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY,

1TAM. TO 9P. M.

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

10A.M. TO 6P. M.

ARTMANN

FURNITURE CO.-317 E. WASHINGTON

$2599 1." TELEVISION, 219% $65%¢ Table Portable IRONS, $565 $269% Electric DRYER . . , $219%

OIL HEATERS $129% OIL HEATER ™

QUICK HEAT

$169% OIL HEATER ""

ALLEN TWIN BURNER

$169% OIL HEATER “"

. WARM MORNING

$185% OIL HEATER

FLORENCE

$159% OIL HEATER

PRE-WAY

$1190 IL HEATER

ESTATE

$6900 OIL HEATER "0 $500 SUN FLAME .

BEDROOM FURNITURE $149% Vanity, Bed, Chest, $89%

Walnut Waterfall

$229% Vanity, Bed, Chest, $14995

Large Waterfall Decorated

$249% D0yickr. Bed, Chest, $169%

3-Pe. Walnut Suite

$299% DXsser. Bed, Chest, $1999

Grey-Walnut Fashion Trend

$36995 2ouste Bed, Chest, $26995

Grey-Walnut

$8995 “= GEDAR CHESTS, $499% $7995 Hirschman SOFA BED, $54°5 $699 “CEDAR CHESTS, $499 $3900 3. PANEL BED, $23% $1295 Metal Hollywood Frames *9% tnvensenve MATTRESS, $2495 Sor ieweon Headboards $795

$4000 $5000 $7000 $7500 $6000

From

69.95 Value ‘EVANS OIL HEATER

= qe

BTU Output

$4000