Speedway Flyer, Volume 9, Number 37, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1940 — Page 4

I will be pleased to show you our large stocks of furniture, floor coverings, appliances

EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME I will do everything humanly possible to save you money See me at the Victor Furniture Company, 231 West Washington Street. ..Call LL 7555 for appointment. WWT— 11

VICTOR ,JfURNITUKE cos> 231-237 West Washington Street

RALSTON’S GROCERY 5230 WEST 16th STREET GROCERIES MEATS ICE CREAM COLD DRINKS Residence Phone: Belmont 4815

CLASSIFIED ADS SUMMER IS THE TIME FOR STUDY—More and more people are taking advantage of the summer time for extra study. Let me help you with your piano lessons this summer. Mrs. John t Compton, Tai. 1615, Speedway studio, 4977 West 13th St. GRAIN DEALERS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Indianapolis, announces as official Speedway City Agents: NOBLES, Inc., 1522 Main Street. Save 25% on your fire insurance. Ask NOBLE. FOR RENT—One modernistic bedi room, with tile shower, home privileges and breakfast. Everything furnished. 5110 Crawfordsville Road, Bel. 2269. BOOM FOR RENT—I73I Kessler Blvd. Bel. 3979. Mrs. Beeman. * FOR SALE—6-room modern house In good shape. Two lots, garage 633 Luett Ave.

ROOMS—2 single rooms in modern home, innerspring, good ventilation, quiet, only 15 minutes drive from Allison’s. $2.50 and $3.00. Gentlemen. 620 West 31st St. Tql, SBOB, ROOM FOR RENT—in private home near Allison’s. Good ventilation, innerspring mattress, next to bath. Gentlemen. 2911 West 16th Street. WORK WANTED—Reliable colored woman wants day work, laundry or housework Thursday or Saturday. Can give references from Speedway people. See Herb at Beck’s Drug Store. ROOMS FOR RENT—Light housekeeping rooms or sleeping rooms for rent. Inquire at 1325 North Illinois Street.

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Letha’s BEAUTY SHOP 5375 W. 16th St. Bel. 2760 Letha Medenwald Our shop will be closed during the last two weeks of August for our summer vacation.

SPEEDWAY COAL& SUPPLY CO. 5050 W. 13th St. BELMONT 0140

Soeedway Beauty Shop WK W. 15th St BeL 0527 Edith Dickerson Walker

Walter C. Blase Phone LI. 7555

ROSES IN SPEEDWAY While it is so hot and dry even to think of working in our gardens gives us a tired feeling, and it is no small job just to keep it watered enough to help it to hold until the rains come. All the lovely fresh looking yards here in Speedway sure is positive proof that everyone is on the job of helping his garden through the dry spell. Now is a good time to make notes of the mid-summer blooming shrubs, and of course the best place to do this is at any of the many nurseries, several of them within a few minutes drive of Speedway. Another good garden product we have close at hand is a peat moss bog. It is in the neighborhood of 59th and Keystone. Peat moss, is sold very reasonable. There wps an ad in the News August 2nd on the building page. And did you read the article by Charles B. Driscoll, “How Far Ahead Are You? How Long Does' It Take?” part five on page two, Sunday Star, August 4th. This same Nursery, he writes about Jackson & Perkins at Newark, New York, will be glad to send you a very beautiful catalog. This company has just introduced a new rose, a seedling of the late Doctor J. H. Nichols, and named for him; it is a deep pink Pillar rose. If you send for catalogs to companies mentioned in this column, the writer would appreciate it if the article is attached to your re-

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BEFORE th» advent of electrio lights, motion pictures, headlight glare and swift transportation, eyes wore not subjected to their present terrine labor. Long reading hours under artificial lights were not so common. Very late hours at night clubs and private parties were almost unknown. Consequently, eyes were not subjected to the constant work now Imposed upon them. Also, the average span of life has been greatly Increased, putting even greater demand on eyes today. Without proper care the eyes may become tired. Irritated, and lose- their natural snap and sparkle—look drowsy, lifeless and mart Sun-glare, artificial lights, driving, wind, dust, smoke, overlndulgonco, etc., may cause bloodshot eyes, minor Irritation of eyelids, simple headaches, and eye fatigue. Doctors urge eye rut and care to assist In avoiding the ugly signs that result from eye fatigue and to aid eye oomfort. Therefore, to provide the public with a elmpie and convenient method of eyo-rut treatment, Oeullne Eye Pads have been perfected with a triple advantage: (I) saturated with an approved eye medication, they aid nature In relieving minor oyo Irritations, and common headaches caused by eye fatigue I (2) placed over the eyes, they force aye rest and relaxailen; and (3) they are the simplest and most convenient oyo preparation to use anywhere, anytime. Oeullne Eyo Pads are very Inexpensive (le Meh or less) and should bo used when eyes are tired or Irritated, especially In the afternoon or early evening. The use of these pads for 10 to 15 minutes will BEOUCE eye fatigue—thereby 11 DI NO natural brlghtneii, freshness, and comfort. Even a sow seconds of musaglng with Oeullne Eyo Pads will refresh, cleanse, and wake up your oyos. Tho astringent qualities of the medication assists In reducing some euu of puffiness. Various Oeullne formulae are also available In Eyo Drops and Eyo Bath for quick treatment of minor Irritations, and Eyo Salvo for lubricating eyes at night before retiring. With Oeullne Eyo Care, one will find the eyoe more refreshed and responsive. Tired, weary. Jaded oyos are also unattractive, make one look older, keep eyelids rsd-rlmmod and cause a haggard look that cannot bo oamouflaged with cosmetic applications. Refresh your eyes with Oeullne at reasoaablo Intervals. The Oeullne treatment will not correct weak eyoe. Impaired vision, or eondltlone caused by systemic disorders. For such oondttloas you should see your oyo specialist OCULINE EYE PREPARATIONS FOR SALE BY, Beck’s Drugs 15th & Main Bel. 2330

BACKEMEYER’S GROCERY 5408 Crawfordsville Road Belmont 1363 GROCERIES MEATS ICE CREAM Open Sunday All Day

; ” i —- quest. This is one way of putting Speedway on the map as a garden and home beautification town. The cutside world might think we were nothing but a race track. I think we coined a slogan about three years ago, “Roses as well as Races in Speedway,” let’s stick to it. Staley.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS The United States Civil Service Commission has announced open competitive examinations for the positions listed below. Applications must be on file with the Commission’s Washington office not later than the closing dates mentioned in each case. For two of the examinations two closing dates are given—the first date governs receipts from States east of Colorado the second from Colorado and States westward. The salaries given in each case' are subject to a retirement deduction of 3%%. Junior graduate nurse, $1,620 a year, U. S. Public Health Service, Federal Security Agency, and Veterans Administration. High-school study and completion of a specified training course in a recognized school of nursing are required, except that applications may be accepted, under certain conditions, from persons now in attendance in their final year of training. Because of the demand for eligibles the minimum height requirement has been reduced to 60 inches. Applicants xiust not have passed their thirty-fifth birthday. For this examination applications will be rated as received until further notice. Senior medical officer, $4,600 a year; medical officer, $3,800 a year associate medical officer, $3,200 a year; various optional branches. The places of employment are: Public Health Service, Food and Drug Administration, Veterans Administration, Civil Aeronautics Authority and Indian Service. Aplicants must have been graduated with a M. D. degree from a recognized medical school, and must have had professional experience in special branch of medicine. For the associate grade applicans must not have passed their fortieth birthday, and for the other grades they must hot have passed their fifty-third birthday. For this examination applicants will be rated as received until further notice.

Pathologist (medical,) $3,800 a year; veterinarian (research,) a year, $3,800; Chemical Warfare Service, War Department, Edgewood Arsenal, Md. For each of the associate grade applicants must have had appropriate education, either in a recognized college, medical school, or veterinary school, and appropriate experience. Applicants must not have passed their fifty-third birthday. Closing dates for receipt of applications are Sept. 9 and Sept. 12, 1940. Ornithologist, $3,800 a year, Fish and Wildlife Service, Department of the Interior. Applicants must have completed a four-year college course with major study in zoology, and must have had experience in taxonomic and curatorial ornithology. Applicants must not have passed their fifty-third birthday. Closing dates are Sept. 3 and September 6, 1940. Full information as to the requirements for the examinations, and application forms, may be obtained from the Secretary of the Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners at the post office or customhouse in any city which has a post office of the first or second class, or from the United States Civil Service Commission, Washington, D. C. THE SPEEDWAY FLYER IS SPEEDWAY’S OWN. SEND IN YOUR NEWS ITEMS

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A TREE CONTEST For diversion during a garden club program, we have found this original contest very successful. QUESTIONS 1— Sea-side Sand 2 To long for a loved one 3 Made famous by Longfellow. 4 Left after fire 5 The slickest tree. 6 A common spice 7 How the young man appeared 8— What all young ladies want to be 9 Children love to chew it 10— Two' of a kind 11— An inlet of the sea 12— Part of the hand ANSWERS I—Beech; 2—Pine; 3—Chestnut; i— Ash; s—Slippery Elm; 6—Pepper Tree; 7—Spruce; B—Poplar; 9 —Sweet Gum; 10—Pear; 11—Bay; 12—Palm. —Mrs. Earl Bowersox (Fla) From “The Flower Grower.” Early Texas Constitution The constitution of the Republic of Texas barred ministers of the gospel from serving in congress.

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Complete Life Insurance Service For Speedway City Do you need more Family Protection, Mortgage Insurance, Retirement Income, A Policy on your Child, Business Insurance or an Annuity? Whatever your life insurance problem may be—l can help you find the answer. See or Call Bernard F. Rosner 5400 West 10th Street Belmont 2821 Agent For INDIANAPOLIS LIFE INSURANCE CO. An Old Line, Legal Reserve Mutual Company. In business for 35 years and with over $112,000,000 of insurance in force.

Speedway Theatre SPEEDWAY CITY FRIDAY and SATURDAY—AUGUST 9-10 WAYNE MORRIS MARGARET LINDSAY ‘DOUBLE ALIBI’ And WILLIAM (Hop-a-long) BOYD RUSSELL HAYDEN ‘STAGECOACH WAR’ Chapter 9—“ THE GREEN HORNET” COMEDY SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY—AUGUST 11-12-13 FREDRICK MARCH JOAN CRAWFORD ‘SUSAN AND GOD’ And VIRGINIA BRUCE DENNIS MORGAN WAYNE MORRIS ‘FLIGHT ANGELS’ Walt Disney’s “MOTHER GOOSE GOES HOLLYWOOD” WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY—AUGUST 14-15 JOHN GARFIELD ANNE SHIRLEY ‘SATURDAY’S CHILDREN’ And EDITH FELLOWS DOROTHY PETERSON ‘5 Little Peppers At Home’ With The Little Peppers NEWS NOVELTY

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