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WUERTZ CHRISTMAS OPENING “FEATURING PRACTICAL, AND fCOKOMICAL GIFTS FOR THE EOME” “Buy now fcr wonderful, glamorous Christmas Sift 8 *” - «M*&Md9NI LADI' S SHEER NYLCNS, beautiful shades, 8^-11, 2 prs. SI REGISTER FOR DRAWING All Day Friday and Saturday W’ile Chin' Table Lamp DRAWIHS SATURDAY EVENING f OMPI.FTE \^SOPT?.IFNT OF C IIKISTM \S FAVORITES CHILDREN’S RECORDS, 78-45 RPM 25c Each R’CORD ALBUMS Sl.4!-$l.69 A MONDI RIT L GIFT LARQE TV D&G, Rs». $2.98, Only $2.66 1'riday and Saturday Only 71HY TEARS POLL. Reg. $5.S8, Only $4.98 Friday and Saturday Only »?*> pnx i: DINNER SET, Teg. S7 S3, On!y S5.98 K’-Xi. 59c—LADTES HYLG^ ^Ai-YiES, s. m, and !,, Only 3 for SI White and Assorted Colors STOCN I P VT THIS LOW, LOW PRICE— BATTERIES, Size, Only 10c Each i M PORTLO I LASIILIGIIT

LIVING COST STEADY NEW YORK UP — The cost of living held just about steady

Board's consumer price index. The indicator showed an O.l percent rise during October, the

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during October, according to the smallest change recorded since National Industrial Conference last May. The index stood at

105.4 percent above the ycar-hjn level.

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TOYS

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have now on these super Toy bargains for the youngsters on your Christmas list! Come into our store today and see these and many other values.

WAS 10.00

PLAYTIME DOLL CARRIAGE. Waffle pique vinyl plastic fabric, steel frame. 20" x 9". 24* from floor. Folds. /

DOLUE- BATH was 5.00

DRINK & WET DOLL in PLAYPEN. 16* doll with “Fairy-Skin”. 17 "x 11 "playpen.

NOW

Leakproof vinyl tub. Aluminum frame. 20" x 12" x 29".

14-PC. COFFEE POT SET. What fun she’ll have entertaining! 2 each cups, saucers, plates, knives, forks, napkins: coffee pot. All aluminum.

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Tigers Host To Wheaton Dec. 2nd Running into a national championship team their first night out, DePauw’s Tigers will open the 1957-58 cage campaign here Monday against the powerful j Wheaton Crusaders. The non-conference contest, which also initiates action for the visitors from Illinois, sc heduled to begin at 8 p. m. in Bowman i Memorial Gymnasium. | I.aeJt March the Crusaders picked up the NCAA’s first national college- division crown, | knocking off Kentucky Wesleyan j in the finals and running their | current winning streak to 21 | games. Winners of the Indiana Collegiate Conference championship in 1957-58, DePauw was eliminated by the same Wesleyan club in the first round of the postseason NCAA tourney. Wheaton Coach Lee Pfund lost only two men by graduation and still has nine lettermen, including Little All-America Bob Whitehead and leading scorer Mcf Peterson at the forwards. Fighting for the center berth are 6-<T John Pobbert and 6-4 Don Chamberlain, and in the backcourt will be a pair of veteran guards, co-captains Don ! Anderson and Bill Gerig. Despite the temporary loss of four top candidates, including last year's high scorer, guard John Bunnell. DePauw Coach Cal Luther is expected to go with an all-veteran crew. Probable starters a r e 6-1 Tom Johnson and 6-3 Bing Davis at the forwards, 6-7 Chuck Cleaver in the pivot, and 6-2 Joe Lawlor | and 5-11 Carl Meditch at guard. Joining Bunnell on the inactive list are guards! Morrie Goodnight and Frank PFtes. all recipients of one-game ^pensions for infrac- I tions of training regulations. Another missing eager will be i one of DePauw’s most promising j soph* mores, t >rward Drexel Har- j vey, who recently underwent a foot operation He is expected to be out of action at least until mid December. Less serious airlines are handicapping sophomore forward Bob Canfield and sophomore guard Jarrell Graham, both victims of leg injuries. Playing behind DePauw's starting five will be forward Smie Modzelew ki, centers Dwight Tallman and John Phompson. and guards Darrell 7rosby and Ron Rich.

MOTHER IS INDICTED BEDFORD UP Mrs. Mary Swartz. 24. Ea?t Oolitic. moLhe: >f five children, was indicted by i L wr, nee C >unty giand jmj rues day or. a second-degree mur>r charge in the shotgun death of her brother-in-law.

Mrs. Swartz allegedly shot Orville Oliver, 56, father of 13 children, when he threatened his estrangled wife, Goldie, 54, as

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