Speedway Flyer, Volume 17, Number 7, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1948 — Page 4

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SPEEDWAY AMD WEST • DEAL WITH AH EXPEBIENCBD BEALTSR 1851 CHRISTOPHER “*• 1723 NORFOLK JA99 U 7 ICTU * ™-' mod.. Cape Cod. 2 bdrm, up, 1 down, 1% 4704 W•AO lAI baths, full base., rar., immediate pom, 5001 W. 12TH Ua 2041 GERRARD *v « “ oi - 1624 N. WARMAN «“ od - ” 6(X) - 3554 GARDEN AVE. 6 rm - “ od -- • k » to - ”MO- - LOTS baUdin< IoU - BOOd location - 7303 ROCKVILLE RDbam, 7% acres. /•iz, ifH-w Wmt of Avon and first house North of GALE ROAD «-«. . WE WRITE INSURANCE A. C, Moldthan, 1452 Main Street, Speedway BElmont 2727

BATTERY SERVICE LUBRICATION N3IOTS MftIUTHM SERVICE w. 16TH AT MAIN STREET MOTOR TUNE-UP BRAKE SERVICE

YOUR SAVINGS Placed with this strong Association earn generous dividends and are fully insured. - Savings placed before the 10th day of any month start drawing dividends from the first day of the month. ONE DOLLAR OR MORE STARTS AN ACCOUNT. SPEEDWAY SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Chartered 1885. 1518-20 Main Street Be 0610

LET US CHECK YOUR CAR OVER Motor Tune Up, Brakes Adjusted & Relined Valves Ground, Motor Overhaul Starters & Generators Repaired GENERAL REPAIRS ALL WORK GUARANTEED KEPLER’S SPEEDWAY GARAGE 1430 Main Street (rear) Belmont 3076

Speedway Welding Co. Arnold Oggier Creston Rice, Jr. Job And Contract SEPTIC AND FUEL TANKS CEIEIAL WELMM 1422 N. Capitol Ave. Phone Li. 8051

IS YOUR HEATING PLANT 0.K.? STOVE & FURNACE PIPE STOVE BOARDS, POKERS ASH SIFTERS AND SHOVELS ELECTRIC ROOM HEATERS ASH AND GARBAGE CANS LAWN AND LEAF RAKES TRASH BURNERS Schoonover's Hardware and Auto Parts 16th and Maia Street Belmont 4606

SMITH’S Barber * Beauty Shop YOU CANT BUY BEAUTY ANb STYLE IN A PACKAGE T»T HE nOFESSKHUU. WAY , Call BElmont 3411 Operators: Monna Harvey Kathryn Gibson ' 4905 W. 14th SL Belmont 8411

Y-Teen Roll Call With the opening this week of the nation-wide Y-Teen Roll Call of the Young Women's Christian Association for new members,

CRY LIMITS SUPER MARKET 3702 W. 16th St Belmont 1126 DIG FOOD SALE FREE COFFEE AND CAKE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16th “Mtst Is Cheap” Margaret Dotlich, Hazel an 4 Harry Goff Will Serve You k e... -s •

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QUALITY REXALL PRODUCTS ViM tte pepte’s dmct at 2 for tki pfa ts I+lc REXALL MILK OF MAGNESIA Antacid Laxative. MO. 39c PINT 2 AP TWf PETROFOL MINERAL OIL Lubricant Laxative. mo. 59c pint 2 ap ofc ALCO-REX RUBBING ALCOHOL For invalids, athletes. MG. 49c PINT 2 nr 59c LADIES* PLASTIC COMBS Dressing or rattail styles. mg. i* 2 rip //e REXALL puretest MERCUROCHROME Antiseptic. _ MG. 25c HALF-OUNCE . . . 2AP 2*C REXALL KLENZO TOOTH BRUSH Nylon. Choice of 3 styles. _ MG. 29c 2 ArJtc REXALL puretest AB DG CAPS. Multiple vitamins. .. i. 45 sizr too*. 2Ar IM REXALL REX-SELTZER TABLETS Effervescent aikalizer. 54c Sin 25*. 2 Ar JSc ELKAY'S WICKSTYLE DEODORANT Sweetens household air. - REG. 59c 4 OUNCES .... 2 AT Gwf REXALL KLENZO ANTISEPTIC Kills contacted germs. REG. 49c PINT 2 riP TfC LAVENDER SHAVING CREAM Mentholated or brushless. _ „ REG. 49c CHOICE 2 riP JFC REXALL REXILLANA COUGH SYRUP A sedative for ordinary coughs. REG. S7c 4 OUNCES .... 2 riP 55C REXALL THEATRICAL COLD CREAM Removes make-up quickly. - REG. 1.00 POUND 2 As /.W* REXALL TOOTH PASTE Cleanses thoroughly. REG. 30c TUBE 2 AP HUNDREDS MORE TOO NUMEROUS TO ADVERTISE Cosmetics subject to Fed. Tax

Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat, October 20, 21, 22, 23 Rosner Drug Store “Speedwaifs Rexall Store? 16th at Main Belmont 1515

PURE COUNTRY STYLE LARD 2 - 49/ SUCED BACON - - - -59/ SOAP POWDER 3 f,r SI.OO FLOUR E-Z BAKE, GOLD MEDAL 5»45/ Sea Foam Shortening 44/ OLEO MARGARINE <c *%ar u »■ 49/ CIGARETTES $1.75 Ballard’s Oven Ready Biscuits »-29/ BACKEMEYER’S GROCERY 5240 Crawfordsville Road Belmont 1363 AIW.„ Op.n Ima D.„ A V«kl -M. to 10 PJ4

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teen-agers of the Indianapolis Y. W. C. A., a Red Feather Service of the Community Fund, will havg several events marking their invitations to girls to join, announced by Mrs. Leroy Miller, who is

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Y-Teen Committee chairman. Various clubs are having “getacquainted” parties for new girls and on Saturday, a setting-up conference at the Y. W. C. A. for officers, committee chairmen, and

Rexall frratosf 5 Grata Aspirin Reg. 49c Nr<..2ArSo* Rexall Mi-31 Antiseptic Reg. 49c Pkt.. 2 rip 70* Victoria 2 Quart Nat Water Battle Reg. 1.89 Mew Rexall Pentest Cod Liver Oil 1.50 sizo Mes...2rip/£/ Stationery Scoop/ All Types •f Bex Paper! £?.. 2/brd/e Bex es 25 Medfen! Cliristoras Cards Reg. 50c AsserlmfdFArjr/f Silquo Cream Ytaiwpii, 4 ex. Reg. 1.00

council representatives is to be held. This will indude girls from Howe, Washington, Manual, Shortridge, Warren Central an 4 Speedway High School and junior high schools a| Nos. 9, IQ, Is, 1$ and 82. “Friendship, Fellowship and Fun” is the theme being used. Any girl of any nationality, race or religious belief may join the Y. W. C. A. Mrs. MUler said, “There are more than 300,000 YTeens in the United States today and they represent every race and creed. And increasing numbers of boys are taking Pvt in Y. W. C. A. recreation and hobby groups. “The age range for membership is 12 to 18,” Mrs. Miller added. “And that the opportunity to form new friendships is one of the basic reasons why girls join the Y-Teen Clubs, and second, is the chance to develop their leadership capacities.” Saturday’s program will begin at 9:30 with a worship- service, followed by singing, officers’ training, games, program planning, lunch, tour of the building, swim, and inter-club council meeting. Members of the Y-Teen Committee are Mrs. Leroy Miller, chairman; Mrs. E. C. Bornkamp, Mrs. Mary Rich, Mrs. Harold E. Rodden, Mrs. Ray Kirk, Mrs. O. E. Hammond, and Mrs. Gonard Felland, program correlator.

P.-T. A. PAPER SALE OCT 20! Seamen Perish Since 1830 more than 8,000 Gloucester seamen have perished at the oars of dories swept out of sight of patent flshins schooners

Fire and Police Notice it it is n®n»ssarv for vr>u to rat' the FIRE DEPARTMENT or POLICE DEPARTMENT. Please call BELMONT 1400.

The Inquiring, I Telephone ~ Reporter

...In which Indiana Bell asks a timely question of telephone users picked at random TODAY'S QUESTION: “On a party line, do you allow time between calls when making several in a row?”

Charlee Robertson, Welder, 746 S. Maia Street, South Bend. “I always wait a little to give the other fellow a chance. What's more 1 don’t jiggle the receiver up ana down if the

other fellow gets in between my calls. Courtesy is nowhere more appreciated than over the phone.”

Mr*. J. Mitchell, Housewife, 2509 Pearl Street, Anderson. “1 always try to wait between calls. That’s because I’ve found out from my own experience how it is when

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I need the phone and someone else on the party line is using it fora long time.”

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Paul D. Kriae, Salesman. 327 W. 15th Street. Auburn. “Yes, I always allow time between calls because I may need to use the phone sometime when someone else is talking.

This is why I never hog the line.”

Mrs. Lowell E. Brower, Housewife, 402 North New Jersey Street, Indianapolis. “Yes, I think it is a good idea to give others, a chance to use the phone rather than to

use a party Gne for consecutive calls. Ordinarily, I can wait between each call when getting a few friends together for an evening and do other things and not upset my schedule a bit.”

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Daniel E. Stevens, Truck Driver. R. R. /2, Newburg. “Why,> yes, everybody ought to. I always wait a little bit to see if there’s anyone else wants to get a call through before I make

another telephone call right away.”

Little courtesies... like releasing the line in emergencies... keeping calls brief... allowing time between calls . ..all these help to make friends of your party line neighbors. On the

telephone “Courtesy la Catching!*’

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CABINET SINKS Shower Cabinets Automatic nCaICiS Complete Plumbing Supplies ~ Now on Display CARLISLE CO 3752 W. Washing ton St. * Ral

Speedway theatre ■vm ia- II If ■! ■■■ Ml _»!_!. a... THUR., FRL, SAT. ...... OCT. 14—15—N DONALD Q'CQNNQR MARJORIE MAIN and PERCY KILBRIDE in FUSSHT and FIGHTOT” - plus - “TH® WINNER’S SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS SU4, MQK. TZ OCT- n-18 “TAP ROOTS” (In Tetdmicolor) With VAN HEFLIN and ANN BLYTHE also “SHED NO TEARS” MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON TUES., WED. r...... OCT. 19—M CLAUDETTE COLBERT ROBT. CUMMINGS in “SLEEP MY LOVE” - and - “HEART OF VIRGINIA” with JANET MARTIN ROBT. LOWERY NEWS AND CARTOON

WATCHES DIAMONDS WE NOW HAVE THE INITIALED EAR RINGS THAT MANY HAVE ASKED FOR New York?B Latest Style Also a complete line of PEARLS from $1.50 boxed io $25.00. Single and multiple strands. For the gifts you’ll give with pride— Let your jeweler be your guide. Robert L. Stout, Jeweler WATCH SPECIALIST CLOCK REPAIRING 1432 Main Street Belmont 0446

Expert Shoe Repairing While You Wait Shoes Picked Up And DELIVERED WITH DRY CLEANING Walt's Speedway Cleaners Shoe Repair JIMMY CUTRELL. Prop. 4723 W. 16th St BEL 2925

WE CARRY THE FINEST KO-WE-BA MONARCH BELMONTE GRACE “A” MEAT BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOOD Mary's Market Week Days BELMONT 5436 SUNDAYS 8 A.M. to 10 PJd. • • PJ€ On 14th St. at Main Around the Corner

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We can help you tad the way to liwfoia Oar smiwlMsed mratom will style your hair to fli your

. MURRAY BEAUTY SHOP 1344 MAIN STREET BELMONT U 44