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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-31
CICARET TAxIS
ADVOCATED FOR
SCHOOL MONEY
Demands for State Aid Are
on Increase and Fund
Is insufficient.

Establishment of sinking fund
to meet increasing requirements Of
state aid schools was a suggestion
before the ways and means commit
tee of the house of representatives
today, as it weighed a proposal to
take care of the present deficiency
by tax on cigaretS.
''This proposed cigaret tax would
help immediate conditions" Repre-
Sentatives ]. H. Lowry of Indian
apol.s, told the committee WedneS-
day, "but it seems to me that in
view of certain increase in demand
for state aid, we'll eventually have
to create a sinking fund through a
general luxury tax or some other
means"
Drastic need for increased rev.
enueS for the aid of schools in the
poorer counties of the state was
outlined by Harry Kirk, state aid
auditor. Deficiencies in thirty-two
state aid counties has run as high
as $4,000 in q single county, he
said.
Number on Increase
Whereas 125 school corporations
took advantage of the state aid Of
1921, the number has grown to 240,
Kirk said. State aid last year, he
said, amounted to $1,162,207, adj
ministered on the basis of SO cents
for every 81 of legitimate vouchers
presented by trustees of the needy
school corporations.
"One-f1fth of the school town
ships receiving state aid virtually
are bankrupt" Kirk declared. "The
deficiency has increased because
assessed valuation of property in
the state has decreased, school
corporations have received less
money, the state has received less,
communities demand better schools,
school terms are longer, more chill
dren are going through school and
transportation costs have in
creased"
Need Forest Fire Fund
Representative Harlan r. Den
ton of Oven and Putnam counties,
author of the cigaret tax bill, said
his measure suggested one way of
meeting the deficiency and that he
was willing to have any other means
substituted for it, If better one
could be found,
The ways and means committee
heard explanations from conserya-
ton department officials of the need
for the $4,000 appropriation re-
quested in the house bill creating
a forest fire prevention division and
decided to approve the bill with a
$4,000 allowance. Officers of the
Indiana Workers for the Blind re-
quested support for their blind pen
sion bill. which would. extend pen
sions of not to exceed $50 month
to approximately 1900 blind in the
state.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-31

mother Of Mrs. Mcpherson. told
him that the evangelist spent $780,
900 Kidding herself of the annoying
conspiracy charges which arose di-
rectly out of her disappearance and
temperance.
The three newspaper men Wig
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-31
Two Sets of Twin Calves

By United Press
HILLSBORO, Ind, Jan. 81
Daisy, 3-year-o1d pure bred Jersey
COW, has just given birth to her
second set of twin calve heifers. She
is the property of Austin Livengood,
five and a half miles south of here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-31
Hotel May Be Open March Is

BIZ United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. 81
The new Hotel Graham is expected
to be ready for formal opening by
March Is. The structure is eight
stories high.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-31
Burglars Use SkyIight

BIZ Times Special
CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 81
Burglars, who entered the Alligator
drug store through a skylight, OBJ
tanned $38 and merchandise worth
500.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-31
PA4E

acted as Mrs. McPherson's deliver
ers" and aided her in getting oil
charges dismissed we're named BY
Mrs. Kennedy as Ralph Jordan,
who later became business manager
of Angelus temple; Morris Lavine
and George Taviner, Marek said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17

--ChiIdren's princess Sleeping
Garments. 2 to 6 years. TO-
$3.50 grade.
Infants Socks of silk and
wool. Sizes to 3 years. QOc
CSC grade. e."
IS Children's Bath Robes, size q;
were $1.29. Is Play Suits, white;
sizes ,as o and Z; were 33c
lie Children's Felt Hats-1e Bath
re Robes e..,,; Sizes r,s :, 2 o. and 07c
lis Flannel Gertrudes,
yr. size. Were $1.25 and EOc
$1.5U ........
IS Blue Regulation
!! Dresses es size s. Were 48c
is Muslin Gertrudes. sizes 2
to S years. Regularly AGc
S1.O0 ................
IS Pleated Silk Skirts. co.
sizes 6 and 8. Were $1.o5 O~C
s. 8, IL and II. Were AOc
SI.0U .............
. Il Velveteen Ensemble Suit.
Size IA. Formerly OF 10
$3.50 .............. "
so Girls Wash Dresses--sizes
z to 10; without CT TO
boomers. Were $2.95.. %A
80 Sweaters, pastel coiors;
sizes 80 to So. Were o.
81 30 ......f.
lis Girls Felt Hats. EOo
Reduced to. wv
lis Boomers Of black sateen
a aesr. sers wers sizes a. % . TO Il 68c
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Friday---a Day of Many Savings! 81
Furniture

II @A4 AA1W0A1 ~
Cribs. Regularly $685. $|.oO
II Bow-End Crib. @175O
,Soiled. Reg. $22.50 %AS
3 Unfinished Kitchen Tables.
soiled. Regularly S3.45
$4.95 ............... W.
g Unfinished Kitchen Tables,
with drawer. Soiled. Cd AZ
Regularly $5.s5 ..... %O
% Folding Go-Carts. az OQ
Regularly $3.50. ..... %O
Il Unfinished mchair.
so II Regularly 1888
g Unfinished Chairs. CT 40
Soiled. Regularly $1.95 %A~
p Metal Gard Tables with
silk top. Regularly $3.50
$24.75 ............
IL Unfinished Desk. @I. 20
soiled. Regularly $8.75 P-f'0U
Il Bassinette. soiled. S8. *
Regularly $11.50... %~
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Pictures, Etc.
--150 Framed Notices. CEc
Reduced to. .............
SIS Framed Pictures, marred.
SOC to $3.50 values
" Price
Kann's-Street Floor.
Underwear
--Ss Women's Fleeced Union
Suits, vests and pants. ROc
81 and $l.25 qualities. -. w
lis Vests and BlOonners, OF cot
ton with rayon stripe. 9Qr
soc value ..............
--45 Wonaen's .Part-WoOl Union
Suits, vests and pants. Soiled.
Broken sizes. $500 and OQr
$500 grades ............
--25 Women's Pajamas, Bloom
ers. Vests, of rayon and OF glove
silk. $3.50 to $4.25 values
~ Price
SIS Chiidren's Cotton Fleeced
Union =, Suits so t.:,,,. Broken 60c
SIS Children's Rsyen Slips,
Combinations, Gowns.
Soiled. $l.0O and $1.50 co.
grades
$50 Children's Pants, of part
wool and cotton; 1Ch~
fleeced .............
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Lingerie


is Pieces SILK underwear.
Regularly r. gu s2's5 and $500
So Muslin Gowns, step-ins
and Chemises. Broken 7Qc
sizes. Ate to 79c values. ~
-21 White Cotton Knit Petit
coats. women's sizes. 9Oc
$100 value .............
-3S Chemises, Step-ins and
French Drawers, of crepe de
chine. $l.ss to s1'sS Sl.40
values ..............
Ill silk Pongee Gowns, wom-
ems and misses sizes. CT 90
$1.95 value .......... %A
lis Gym Boomers, OF navy.
serge. Broken sizes. OSc
4i.95 value .............
--36 silk Chemises, Gowns and =
step-ins, broken sizes. S2. 40
IS Robes, of novelty
print rayon' satin. 1895
$685. value .........-
Kann'-Second Floor.
Radios
II Emerson Radio, with tubes
and speaker r. Reg $3.50
Il Atwater Kent Radio, In
Pooley cabinet, No. 80: with tubes
and built-in speaker. &1M'
Regularly $185.o0. ..... 49,
Il Radiola No. 80, with tubes.
Electric. Re gularly S245
$895.0O continuance.
Il Electric Atwater Kent No.
SO Radio, in Pooley cabinet, with
built-in speaker. Reg @7CQ
ularly $4,000. ........ 80
. RCA Radicals No. 16, with
tubes. Regularly $50. so
$82.75 ............
Mahogany Table, with built-in
Magnetic speaker. Suitable for
No. 40 Atwater Kent S16.0S
Radio. Reg. $3.50 ~AO
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Ribbons
r m n a nts 25c TO 49c 11c
Ribbons .s........s..s.'
Novelty Ribbon Belts. in sports
and dressy styles. IL Price
soc to sass values ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Sample Line! Household
Aprons, Sanitary Goods, Etc.
Savings ia to IL

az Children's Aprons, rub
( Der and rubberized cloth.
Reg. QUO .............. ASc
3 for Soc.
"a prs. Baby Pants, over
all style. 2Sc and SOC VAL
ueS ....... ....... AVG
IDS Household Aprons Of
rubberized cretonne. 75c
to $3.50 values. see
3 for $l.ee.
"a Crib Sheets in assort-
ed sizes. Reg. soc .....25c
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Linens

$50 John s. Browns Pure Linen
Huck Face Tewek @1SO
Were $2.00 and $2.2S. %A'OO
-25c. Rayon Filet
Doilfes. in solid 7O1%~
colors. Each. ...... ~
--4S Extra-heavy weight Turkish
Bath Towels, plain white;
size 24x46. Regularly ROc
$l.OU.. ........
Pure Linen III em stitched
81 : b Gets 72xss in. 5000
I fsoxios size, ;ia.sc pr,
--4S.in. Table Linen, blue and
gold stripe border. Reg co.
ulariy Use. Yard. ....... ~
Luncheon Napkins, plain white,
colored edge. 1926 and 40 OS
$3.50 values. Dozen. ~@s&O
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Jewelry
- Imported Travelling Clocks
8 day movem ent @9 O0
Damaged. $40 values. %OsOO
IS Everrite Pens with black
silk cords. Regularly 90
$1.00 ................ wv
- Novelty Ash Tray Sets; 2
prs. Silver Mesh Shoe @C 20
Spans. Reg. $780,. ~@ssO
lie Artificial Pearl Eccklaces-on
Sterling silver chain. CT S0
Regularly $500. ...... %AsOO
Novelty Jeweiry brooches,
earrings. etc. 2sc to soc Toe
values .................. w.
xann's-Street Floor.
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NAAA414@S w eAA "
Ia Oven Glass Pie 90
Plates. Regularly 75c. ~
-21 Six Piece White *
Bowl Sets. Reg. 41.lo.... UOC
-25 Jardinieres on pedestal.
Table size. Regularly Soc
$l.1S 1900. ............
- Handled lee @9 40
Baskets. Reg. $685.. %O'T1
Use White China Cups. r.
Regularly lac ............. &c
Il Tea Set, % pieces. I'd o.
Regularly $9.sS. 49,. @T'|O
Odds and Ends Of Dinnerware.
Regularly 15c to $3.50. Now
Sc to $1.OO
- Decorated Wafae
Sets. 81 pieces. Reg CD 40
ularly 3e.S8. %c'E~
Kann's-Third Floor.
Lamps, Etc.
200 Decorated Candles. 3c
Regularly Toe ............. ~
-e Floor Torcheres. @C 40
Regularly $2.95. %@'~
lis Imported China
Night Lamps. Regu- CT 90
larry $3.40 ......... %A
--25 Silk Lamp Pull Cords 60
with tassel. Regularly ACC. ~
IA Junior Floor % 90
Lamps. Reg. $7.ee... %O'>O
- Metal Ia BILE CT 90
Lamps. Reg. $2.76... %A'>O
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Ills Boomers and Step
ms. soc, 75c and $l.00 val
ueS ........... SSc
3 for slice.
--204 Sanitary Aprons. 25c
and soc values 1Sc
2 for 25c
---165 Household Aprons OF
rubber. soc to $1.00 VAL
ueS ............ I0C
--l0S Sanitary Aprons of
rubberized silk. Regularly
5OC ........... .......2 csc
Kann's-Street Floor.
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A Friday CIean.Up Of
Home Fittings
Regularly 1928 to $I4.o8

g Red Cedar Chests special each $50
IA Double aced Velour Poreres So in wide pair $500
IS Tapestry Wall Panels several patterns each
-13 prs Swiss Point Curtains, pair $S00
3 Burlap Folding Screens soiled each $500
la Three-pece Cretonne Slip Cover Sets set $500
lis window Panel Curtains, each $500
3 1927 Chevrolet Seat Cover Sets $50e
- Rayon Bedspread and Pillow, set $S0o
- Cretonne and DamaSk Curtain Sets set $500
IA Threep Damask Drapery Sets set $500
Kanns-Thrd Floor
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. Canton Crepe Street Dresses,
sizes SO and SO. @1A IN
Were $35. %AT'OO
a Transparent Velvet Evening
Dresses, In colors. OF or
Were $25. %O'/O
3 Transparent Velvet Afternoon
ID resse s. Were @7E ~
9OS.tC
u Chiffon Dresses, In
colors; Is and IS sizes. o. on
Were $25. ~O'OO
Misses SIS Wool Jer- @C 20
sey Dresses, at....... %&
lis Pastel colored Evening
Dresses for Miss 90 on
Junior" Were SIS. %~~O
Twenty $40 to SIS velvet
Dresses, also Satins, In O. o.
dark shades. ......... %O~O
rs Flannel and Jersey Dresses,
two-tone effects. Were @E M
$685. ................
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Home Fittings

. Belgian Linen Slip
Cover sets. $3.50 ak
value ssssss
Il Plane Bench Pad. S1.0S
1895 value ..........
Table Lot Curtain ana DrapeFy
Remnants. 29c to 4sc 77r
Curtain and Drapery
Remnants. sec to csc 97r
values ..s............
Remnants Curtain and
Drapery Fabrics. $1.oo to E7c
$1.9a values. Yd........
IS Three-fold Gre
tonne Screens. $4.9S az On
VAIuC
is window Shades, Sec A1e
onds 8l.O0 grade. ........
rs Mar Harbor Cretonne TO-
Cushions. $1.25 value.
Table Lot Of S-Pc. Ruined
Curtain Sets. Tee to 800 SOr
grades. Pr.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Art Goods
Hand embroidered nj els,
soiled. $50 to IL Price
$1,000 values. .... /%
lie Silk Bed Lights. CT on
RAc1,1arlv 20 az %As%O
-I6 Stamped 5-Pc. Luncheon
Sets. 54-il1. cloth. Reg TO-
uIarly $1.00. ............
Kann's--FOurth Floor.
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Toilet Goods

900 Mary Garden Double 30c
Compacts. Regularly $3.50.
rs bottles Imported Perfumes
--shopworn. Formerly al 80
$500 to $500.
- Autego Travelling Cases
rubber lined. Formerly S0c
81 bottles Toilet Water-Mafy
Garden, regularly $l.50; hOc
Mavis. regularly $780,.
--7 Trinket Boxes with
clock In lid. Formerly 1C %
$3.50 ...............
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Regular $I.95
Leather Bags
A NesU Lot .
$l.O!O

"A new shipment Just
arrived in time for Fri
day. Back and top strap
styles of genuine leather,
with fancy clasps, purse
and mirror.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17
Sample and I
Rln-of.the.Miu
Bedspreads
Reg. $500 to 1926
Now $1.95
to $3.50

Beautiful rayon and
crinkle spreads, plain or
scalloped edges, some
slightly soiled, others
with slight imperfections
in weave; In the popular
colors.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17

Three Broadtail Fabric Jack
cites, II and Is sizes. 90 on
Were $2o.75. Now. We"
One Black Broadtail Fabric
Coat, broadcloth
trimmed: size So. @CE M
Was 1880. ....... %@O'OO
One Rodier Fabric Senf-SpOrts
Coat, badger collar; (9Q M
size 80. Was $3.50. %O'OO
One Tan Chinchflla Sports
Coat. plaid wool
lined, linz q; size ls' Was $3.50
One Black Velvet Coat, Mar
mink collar and
e.: sS1I :; size a Was $500
One Broken Plaid Sports Coat,
brown and tan; wolf
collar: 1914 size. @7Q On
Was $2o.75. ....... ~
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17

Laces
- Tinted Lace Bed w7 OE
spreads. Were $l2.60. %ss~O
Lace MedalIiOns and Initials,
limited quantity. Were SC %
and Toe. Each. ........... ~
--1oc and 1211e Valenci- 60
enMes Insertions. Yard. ~
Remnants Of Laces, real and
imitation metal cloths; useful
lengths. Were $l.O0 to $500 I'd.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17

Beds, Etc.
II Da mite Chair
B.. Bed a. Regularly $24.95
IL Oxford ID ouble Day-Bed.
Reg E'ao u .. .r1y $3.50 $22.45
IL Double Englander Fold Away
Bed. Regularly OK 20
1885. Floor sample. %AOsOV
3 Bow end Metal Beds--full
s size; =. Regularly $24.5O
$34.95 ............. VS. 1
- Walnut finish Metal Reds
full and single sizes. @z OE
Regularly $14.95. %ss~c
IS Layer-felt Mattresses-full
and single sizes. @TC o.
Regularly Seas. %A~'~o
IL Kapok Mattress,
single size. Regu- @7E on
larry $4,000. ...... %AO'OU
3 Wood Beds-walnut finish.
Single size. Regu- cog OO
larry $500. ...... P&OsOO
IS Coli Springs,
single size. Regu- @7OQS
larry $500. ...... %AV'~ ~
IS Bed Springs-single and full
s s;1ss; Hesul'rly $3.50
. Metal Beds. full &4.05
size. Regularly $10.95. %T'~0
3 Four poster
Wood Beds. Reg. Ola A.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Aprons & Uniforms
Six $l.S5 Black Cotton Pongee
Uniforms, with white collars and
cuffs, long sleeves; size @1 80
40 ................
lis Regular soc White Muslin
Tea Aprons deep hens, COc
LII Regular $1.95 Service Goats,
made Of chambray, with white
collars and cuffs, short @T TO
sleeves. broken Sizes. %A
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Handkerchief

odd Handkerchiefs, some 60
with initials. Regularly SC. ~
-Handkerchiefs, of silk, linen,
etc. Mussed. Reg. IL Price
25c to $780,. IL
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Neckwear

-Organdy Bandings and
Pieatings. to 3 yard 70c
lenGLnS
IS Ostrich Feather Neck 90
pieces. Were $3.50. wv
-6 Ostrich Feather ct M
Neckpieces. Were $i.95 %AsOO
Silk Scarfs, imperfect. SOo
Were 81 90 and $50. 80. wv
-3 Wide Shetland
sh.wis, soilsd' Were Sl.OO
$3.50 ...............
la Cashmere Finish Co
Plaid ScaSfs. Were ST.. O~S
II Embroidered s h wi.
Orchid color. Soiled. O. o.
Was SASS ......... ~~~O
Kanns-Street Floor.
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Hosiery

is Prs. Chiffon Silk
Hose, full fashioned. QOo
Broken sizes ............
$50 Prs. Won,en's Sport Hose.
wool and rayon: $l.00 grade. 30
Prs. Wom ems Cotton 1Qc
Hose, 75c and 81 grades.
-Women's Full fashioned Silk
Hose, chiffon and service weights.
Discontinued Ea.. o,aar coiors' Bro 08c
-15O Prs. Women's Sport
Hose, broken sizes. Seam o.
4CSS
SIS Prs. Black Silk
Hose and Is Prs. Ray 7O1L
ON and Cotton Hose. nv
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17

Us Hem stitched CT ~
Sheets, 63x99-in. size. %A'oO
SO Gallatin Sheets, CT 7E
extra heavy; 72x90 in. s0A'AO
leo Pillowcases, 45x36 90
in. Each. .............. ~
Plain hemmed Col0red Dimity
Spreads, 72x105 and 80x105 in:
fast colors. Regularly CT OQ
S3.75 and 1898. %As%o
Kann'S-Street Floor.
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Umbrellas

-3 Gray silk Umbrellas
lis ribs. Formerly DE- nO
$1,000 ...............
--3 SILK UmbreiIas-16 ribs
blue or green. For @0 90
merly $7.95. ......... %Os~O
% Black and Gray silk Tim
breilas-l6 ribs. For 90 90
merry @5.05. ......... %~'O
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17

Housewares

II Detroiter Gas
Range. Regularly $1,000
$46.50 ............
IS Vegetable Bins. al OO
Regularly $1.98 ...... 49,
$50 Pieces White Enamel Ware.
Roasters, coffee pots, etc. SOC
Choice ......s
- Adjustable Heat
ing Pads. Regularly S1Q8
$398 ..............
10 Metal r. "a
Wag ons. decorated. Cd go
IS Bread Boxes, oak fin AQc
ish. Regularly $50. ..... ~
% Cake Cabinets, cylin- 9Oc
der fronts. Regularly soc ~
II Frigidaire, demonstration
m mod IL Regularly $l85.OO
@zIO''V white Enamel Kitchen
Cabinet Cal in Regularly $17.95
II Galvanized window Re-
frigerator. r g ularly ~. 08
$4.49 :....
IL Porcelain Pastry Table.
size 25x40. Regularly Cd Q3
1898 .....ss........
3 Kitchen Refuse Pals. EO~
AS Is. Regularly $l.29... w
II Domestic Science Electric
Cooker. r 9 9 ularly @1O 0Q
$49.95 ............ ~
Il Napanee Kitchen Cabinet.
White tinish. Regu- SS7SO
larry $3.50 ....... %OA
Kann'S-Third Floor.
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Sports Apparel

-19 SIip-on Sweaters, silk and
zephyr mixtures: sizes OF 90
81 to 40. Were $685.. %AsOO
IS Shaker Sweaters, all wool;
slip-on and coat models: "a, AZ
ss'ss - and s'a sa OK Were $1.97
--9o Slip-on Rayon. Wool and
Jersey Sweaters: 81
to ~ sizes. Were CT o.
$2.95, for. ........... %A'>O
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Floor Coverings

Floor Coverings
- Worsted Wilton Rugs, sx12
IT. Regularly $3.50. $1,000
Soiled ...........
"a Worsted wilton r u gs,
sAxloh IT. Resu- $3.50
larly $l2O .......
g Seamless Worsted Rugs,
SAx1O1a and 0xl2
#. Regularly $500 &30.0S
to $69.95. ..........
IA Worsted wilton Rugs, 6xs
It. Regularly $7s.sS S6O.05
and $s8. Choice.
- Worsted wilton Rugs, &17
exs It. Regularly $5s.75.
- Seamless Administer Rugs,
sxl2 IT. Regularly $34.95
$55 .............''
- Seamless Administer Rugs.
sxl2 #. Regularly $26.O5
$39.75 ............
s. Seamless Velvet Rags,
sxl2 #. Regularly 1895
$2995 ............
a Seamless Tapestry Rugs,
sxl2 #. Regularly 1855
$24.95 ............
500 Yards 2211z Inch Stair al
Carpet. Regularly $780,.
--2se Yds. 27-inch Stair H1 *
Garnet. Reg. $685..
Kann'sAThird Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17

--sS Pairs Glace Skin Gloves,
novelty cuffs. Soiled. o.
Broken sizes. $1.5e value ~0~
tile Pairs Fabric Gloves, nov
city cuffs. Sizes 8, 6h and Z.
Broken co1ors. Soc o.
value
Kann's-Street Floor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-12
USED CAR BRANCH
602 ". Capitol Ave. Open evening
packard "a Ike Sedan

1929 Standard 9 with wheels and tires
mounted on sides. trunk rack. cowl bend
lights; looks and performs Ike new;
driven very little; Will guarantee; many
other bargains.
The Citizens Motor Car Co.
Packard Distributors Since 1903.
81 w. 18th ST. RI. 1895.
open evenings and sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-12
Trucks

r N C--is57; I-ton capacity: powered
S1J+b - famo,,s buick motor; new cab and
32x6 tires all around Service. 1925 l-ton
chassis and cab; this Job looks ana runs
nowered with Buick motor closed CAP
and 32xs dual tires on rear; this truck
has been completely rebuilt and runs IKE
new. Chevrolet, 1927 chassis. closed cap
"a o. x mechanically. GENERAL NO
TORS TRUCK CO.. 74l z. Market o.
u. 7461.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-12
Miscellaneous for Sale

BED DAVENPORT-Velo excellent con-
dition, bargain. Ri 3705 after $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-12

OWNER to leave city. will sacrifice
new 81. 500 modern English style Bungalow
rent. Lot is 5ox210. located northeast
edge of city Hot water heat. built IN
tub and shower. hardwood floors, studio
living room. French windows throughout
with curtain rods Go to Emerson Ave.
and Ssth street then continue east out
SSth. four streets turn right to S1th. ana
NIrl,s+-sn- ~ MES RAITCH
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-12
5000 CASH

Then SS7. so monthly will buy this 5-room
modern bungalow: Just south Of Garfield
park See 27S4 Allen Avenue.
Ri 250e n. J. FOX Hu. lloo
DANDY DOUBLE NORTHEAST
) rooms a side; paved street and alley;
excellent neighborhood; rental $50; taxes
about 81. 900 to handle; real buy. BY
owner. BOX D-i5i Times
LAYTON ST, i4s5-5-room modern,
garage, paved street and alley; no Bar
rett. Small down payment, $500. c. :.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-12
Apartments 70, Rent

PrTEEFONTAINE. C315-Lowsr apt. 3
ms. bath. repointed and redecorated
throughout: lovely porch: garage. Il
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-12
GROOM MODERN

Bungalow on paved street, near car
line and bus. Has hardwood floors. sink
in kitchen. Inelosed rear porch. Brick and
cement front porch Plenty closet space.
Beautiful yard. one-car garage. rms me
home can be bought at a real bargain.
Small payment down Located at 1883
N Mount St. Call Mr.. Scott. Ii. 254l,
IA 9s4s E-3
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WANTED-lO carloads of furniture, i'm
mediately: best prices. Call Ri. 2Od9.
MIR. PIERCE.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-12

Chrysler 30 Roadster
1927; rsfinished in Beautiful cream and
black Duco, wire wheels, rumble seat, Just
the car you have been waiting for. Our
price win surprise you. Many others.
Packard Used Car Lot
AL N Illinois St. Ii. 523i
Open evenings and SUNDAY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-12
Houses for Sale
Here's Some Real Honest
Bargains.

Four-room bungalow. u block north
RhodiuS Park on Shepherd St.. garage,
water. electricity. sewer, inside toilet, room
for bath; no basement. Only $4,000. Easy
terms.
Four-room bungalow and room for bath,
north Of Fair Grounds on Baltimore,
g. $50. Small down payment and easy
monthly payments.
Attention.
In the Woods
On sohofield: is a dandy 5-rooun bun
ralow: fairly modern, attic, gear garage
on bus line and 52rd ST. Price on this
is onlv $4,000 now. Easy terms to re-
sponSiable party.
Bridges & Graves Co.
24s n. Delaware. Ri. SAT-