Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1920 — Page 16

THE rYDTAXAPOTJR XEWR. FI?THAT. A?T?IL 23. 1920.

PISES LIBER IT BOND MING IN SECURITIES

ASSISTANT SECRETARY LEF FINGWELL IS PLEASED.

EXPLAINS PRESENT PRICES

inr tfc# t'aH«4 Pre*#] WASHINGTON. April LAb«rtjr bond* a “wond«rfully food »ecount of themaelv**," A**i*t*nt Secretary Lcffinfwoll. of the treasury department. »ald today. In discuss!nf the recent period of frost depreciation of mtscellsnesus securities. This pertod came to a climax Wednesday when the New York Stock Exchaaf# fluttered the moat hectic day in months through a rush of selfinf orders which broke quotation* of practically ail *echritief “But I am told that a feature of Thursday'* Liberty bond market."

You've got to have sox. Why not get a bunch at a time and save money? At Tucker’s you are sure to get the best—for Tucker's is a Specialty Shop.

6 Pairs for |4.75 The latest bow ties in stripes end polka dots. Neat.

said Mr. J^effingweli, “was the unusually large buying of small lot* by investor*. Liberty bond* are standing on their own feet without artifi-

The assistant secretary cited yesterday's market closing prices of Liberty bonds. Of the nine government issues of the great war period, seven

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showed increase* as last night * doe ing over the closing prices of the previous day when all securities

broke.

Mr. Leffingwell and other treasury officials asrreed in the conclusion that

Liberty bonds and m

ences. including the law of supply and demand, and their market quota-! tiens have declined in consequence of theofallure of the great investing public to save iq proportion to the enormous expenditures of capital during and since the war.”

would reach par.

Victory notes

He gave the following explanation of why Liberty bonds and Victory

notes are now below par:

“The Liberty bonds, like other bonds, are subject to market influ-

A Desert of Few Owe. f Birmingham Are-Herald! “You speak of your country a* a Sahara .” said the foreign visitor. “It's bone thy." replied the American tsU-

saa.

“But arm t there oases here and there*” “We. have a few cellars here and there, but they are so strictly guarded they have

Moderate Prices

baffled glare.“

some of our most talented bur-

Hosiery Special Pure Silk Hosiery for women. Some full fashioned and some semi-fashioned. Heavy highgrade »ilk with beautiful lustrous finish—reinforced bee! and toe and garter top. Colors black and cordovan. Regularly priced $2.50 and $2.00. $1.69 3 pairs, $4.50 Tucker s Gloves and Hosiery for the Family

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May Records ^ on Sale Here.

Special Offer Saturday

All the Latest < Records in Stock.

* _ Cuban Heel Oxfords

Combined style and ^omfort. Goodyear welt process soles insure flexibility and durability.

Black Kid $7.45

Brown Kid. $8.45

Quality at a Moderate Price

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SUITS Dresses

Spring Coats

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MEN’S

Suits and Topcoats In the sos•on’s newest •hades, colon, designs and styles— $35 ^ Trousers Inn mnerabte colon and materials to select from—

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Coats, Saks and Dresses Clever new models, expressing al 1 the latest styles of the

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Skirts

A large and varied stock of spie n d i d

values—

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-We have all the latest stylos in Boys’ Oothing for

Suits that will certainly give

toys' nothing $12.50

Eighteen years of ‘"Square Dealing*’ have made the People’s the largest store of its kind in the city. Walk a Little Farther and Save the Difference.

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Actual Cost in Plain Figures

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Commissions.

Here are a couple of money-saving values selected at random from our stock.

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Spring Suits j

$55

$60

& Topcoats

& Topcoats mm If you want a better one, here it is

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Oak Porch Swing

Top Icing Refrigerator Special, $10.95

Complete' with chain*, ready to

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