Speedway Flyer, Volume 12, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1944 — Page 3

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HERE’S TO HEALTH! VITAWINE $1.14—51.89—53.39 VINELAND TONIC $1.25 BREWER’S YEAST TABLETS 250’s 69c UPJOHN’S YEAST TABLETS, 100’s 49c S. S. TONIC 99c—51.67 PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA TABLETS 39c—83c UPJOHN’S ORAL PENTACREOSOL 44c MI 31 SOLUTION 59c Yes, we have shower caps 39c Flower and Garden Seeds •• • • KLEENITE (For False Teeth) .... 54c SPECIAL: Cleanplate and Holdplate—BOTH 50c Rosner Drug Store “SPEEDWAY’S REXALL STORF’ 16TH AT MAIN BELMONT 1515

Prospect Saving & Loan Association WE STILL ACCEPT NEW SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 1518, Main Street Office Hours 11A. M- to 2 P. M. Except Saturday / Mrs. Mary Hayes In Charge of Office

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FRED L. HUBER PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR ELECTRIC WATER PUMP SERVICE A SPECIALTY No Job Too Small Or Too Large Bel. 3207—8e1. 1180 1840 North Kessler Blvd.

Order Needed Coal Early! Please Give Us Plenty of Time To Fill Your Order PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR COAL NOW! TAKE THE KIND WE HAVE ON HAND! Please Don’t Specify the Kind of Coal! I z BILL GARLAND Champe-Gaibnd Coal Co. Inc. 1422 W. 30th Street Wabash 4543

•/ Tta You’re An Angel ls You Retarn I ' Hangers! , You just can’t buy new metal hangers! Please bring hangers with your clothing and we’ll be J|| SAurX able *° re turli them on hangers. We’ll practically put a halo n ///\ I ' I WP* 1 around your head if you bring hangers with the clothes you , want cleaned. WALT’S SPEEDWAY CLEANERS COMPLETE ALTERATIONS 4723 West Sixteenth St Belmont 2925

i There’s A New Branch Laundry Office In Speedway 15th & Main Street CHERRY 1923

CARROLL GLENN WITH INDIANAPOLIS SYMPHONY A tiny violin from Sears- Roebuck, costing $3.80 was the firs! favorite instrument of Carroll Glenn, youthful and brilliant violin .’st who will appear with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra this week end at the Murat Theater. Her mother, after watching her struggle and saw on this tin model, gave her a one-eighth-size violin and she joined the fun of fiddling for square dances in South Carolina. This little instrument, ornamented by marks on the chin rest from tears rolling off a very snub nose, was kept by the artist until recently when it was destroyed by

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Carroll Glenn fire in her New York apartment But from that catastrophe she lovingly rescued the $30,000 GuadagDini which she keeps by her bed every night whever she sleeps. Miss Glenn’s parents ‘ first sent her to the University of South Carolina for her music lessons, and then at 11 she was enrolled at the JulIjard Music School in New York—the youngest student there. She experienced the unusual distinction of being the first American student to win all four of the major prizes for promising musicians in this country. And finally, in three short seasons, Miss Glenn has become nationally famous, playing 61 performances last year, 28 of them symphony orchestras. For this sensational success she received recognition from three national magazines, Newsweek, Mademoiselle and The American Magazine. On the program which Fabien Sevitzky will conduct this Saturday evening, February 26 and Sunday afternoon, February 27, Miss Glenn will play the Sibelius Violin Concerto. Other numbers include the Mozart Symphony No. 39, the Euphrosyne Overture by Converse, Griffes’ ‘Pleasure Dome of Kubla Khan” and “Don Juan” by Strauss. The next Municipal Concert will take plpce next Thursday, March 2, in the Murat Theater. The Indianapolis Symphonic Choir, whose choral director is Elmer Steffen, will sing, and guest soloist will be Nell Tangeman, mezzo-soprano. Reservations for the week end subscription concerts, and for this Municipal concert may be obtained now at the Murat box office.

Our Boys P and Girls . JK In Service

Birthdays for the boys in service for the remainder of February and March are as follows: February 25, John Ewing; February 26, Dwight Bilbeee; March 1, J. O. Sharp; March 19, Darrell Johnson; March 31, William A. Cherry. Address changes have been reported for the following: A. S. Leonzo V. Glidewell A.S.N. 35139100, 316th C.T.B. (Aircrew) Sqd. 4, Cedar City, Utah and Cpl. Robert H. Hoerger, 15106815, Det. Hqs. Sec. Base Det. Cadets, Drew Field, Tsmpa, Florida. Joe Gieman is now stationed at Butler University continuing his cadet trainng. Cpt. John Hayes now has an A.P.O. address. Ted Greatbach is now in Panama, having left the United States in December. He reports he now feels as if he is doing his bit in this war He also says the cimate is ideal and there are all the dates, bananas and cocoanuts anyone can eat. Eva Daupert has completed her boot training at Camp Lejune, North Carolina, and now has the rating of Pfc. Congratulations.

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TAKEN BY MISTAKE—From junior high locker room a pair of brown high top rubber boots with strap over instep. Please return to locker room. LOST—Brown gym shoes, blue shorts and colored striped blouse. The three were wrapped in white turkish towel. Any information will be appreciated. Call Bel. 0075-M. WANTED PAPER HANGING AND PAPERCLEANING. Work Guaranteed. MILLER 3545 W. ‘Washington street. Belmont 3140-M. SPEEDWAY FILM SERVICE Roll developing, reprints, and enlarging. Bring or mail to 5440 Crawfordsville Road. WANTED—Room by employed lady. Call Fr. 4031 between 8:00 a. m. and 5:00 p. m. Mrs. North. WANTED—By Job’s Daughters Bethel No. 11, used piano. Must be reaseonable. Call Bel. 4020-W. QUIET WAR WORKER Wants small clean apartment in Speedway. Mail reply to Speedway Flyer. ' WOMAN WORKING DAYS—WiII care for baby or small child five or six nights a week for mother working evening until midnight -in return for home. Write to Speedway Flyer. acetylene welding and CUTTING. Belmont 1210-M. HELP WANTED—Awning sewers, steady work, good pay. Must be experienced sewing awnings West side location. Hu. 2332. CARD OF THANKS—We wish to express our gratitude to all our friends and neighbors for their great kindness to us during the recent illness and death of Mrs. Richardson. N. D. Richardson, Bob and Virginia. FOR SALE—Cub suit and brown oxfords, siz£ 5-B. Joe Gummere, Bel. 2391-M.• FEDERAL TAX RETURNS—I6I6 Fisher street, Speedway, Belmont 3972. Retail, wholesale, and individual.

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