Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1920 — Page 9

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. THUBSMY, OCTOBEB 14, 1920.

FOR SOLDtER CANDIDATES.

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Tmemrnr JPnrry-8teveiun»D Po«t of the l**ton announce* a recepall ex-*«rrice men who are tea for office. The party in text Tuesday nlarfct at at nilaoie and Htx The officer* of the meeting haa no political the American L^crion leipate to politic*, bat a happy Uttlfc oeea'*reat period in the the former **rrand have a little Eepubiiean* are the list of aethat ft will be

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Warn Kvanr. William Sin<IIit»«rer, John j Jameson. Jtuaeeil Ryan. Harvey Co*. [ H HI ■ I' lOthePf

Paul Rochford and Hon Herr, acceptance* are reported on the way.

ASKS 10-CENT MINIMUM.

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SPEAKERS ARE ANNOUNCED

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{order to keep the markets supplied • steady work at the mines and a suf- ; fieient supply of railroad ears also | would be required. At this time, it f waa said, bituminous operators were setting only about 25 to 30 per cent.

Sews of the ftevotottoo

aaal Merita* Monday Brent**. Stanley Coulter, degn of Purdue L'nlverslty, and Joseph A. JAinturn. of Indiaaapoiis, trill be the speakers at the anneal meeting of the Indiana Society of the Sons of the Revolution Monday evening at the Central Christian efeurrh. A business session will be held at f o'clock and a banquet at 7 o'clock. The program has been arranged in celebration of the tercentenary anniversary of the arrival of the Pilgrims on the Mayflower.

Trnrtioa l.ine Seeks *Bgher Fare

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The Terre Haate. Tnd:*ha A r.ast^n»i A committee which has been Tractioa Company petitioned the pub- : working with various co-operative

in Held S a- c senri c commission Jfete Wednes- | day for authority to cfeArge 3 cents a #T|i|»T|||T«|

mile, with a KCcest mlhimuna wilh n ■ the city limits of Indianapolis. The = present fare 1* 5 ceafs between any 5 two points in the city »«iu. -

Heavy Traisisc I LoimsviM* Courwr Jouma.; Why does Chottr » me elevator say osore; He thtidts he ou«ht to do » httle r H&m-' ^r<i A K

to prevent a winter fuel

shortage reported that the Interstate commerce commission, railroads, big coal dealers and others were co-oper-ating to increase production and Improve transportation and distribution

facilities.

In order that the northwest may be protected, an emergency order, sim* Tar to that provided foi “

that pro

I :fbw England

deliveries last year, has been applied

it was made known at the conference. The most serious shortage now is In the middle west, the operators said, but domestic consumers, through a svstematic distribution, are getting enough coal to meet their needs. The committee’s report said that by an order of the interstate commerce commission SD.000 «coaI cars being used for transportation of autos; sand.

gravel and other commodities had been released last Friday for transfl

portation of coal. With these cars, it was said, the railroads will supply sufficient cars to handle 12.00D.000 tons of coal a week. The Wholesale Coal Trade Association announced that the Tidewater Coal Exchange constituted by the government as a war measure to op-

erate a pooling system, was to be continued as a permanent organisation.

Bootlegging. Ferhap*. j [Boston TrJhscript] Stranger—I hear the police have been iucvestimating in this vicinity. Did they fins anything? » Urchin—Yes. dey ftned me fader $10.

PREDICT NO COAL SHORTAGE

ANOTHER ROUSING SALE OF

Aatfeul % wrietl— "Leader* Say AH DewMiad* Ca* Be Met. NEW YORK. October H.—Tbere | will .be no senous.^Mh turnino«* coal * shortage in any r.aft of the country | this anater. If. ordinary care Is exer- } eised by consumers; it was predicted ; here at a conference of the National f Coal Association which comprises two-thirds Of the bituminous coal producers of the United States. The coal operator*, h

four floors of music

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A little chat about

ana’s most complete

music store — Carlin’s

▼ N A NEW 1 STK,

N A NEW HOME, n^bt up town, with a new »tock, Cgrtin’s are

the pleasure of serving, as they hare for thirty years SICiANS AND MUSIC LOVERS. In our four

of music there are many interesting things to ddisrht those fond of music. We have been careful to represent only thos< makers of fine musical inatnimepte whose products have stood the test of years.

On the Pint Floor

ymi will find courteous salespeople who will bit glad to show you the

rery best band instrument Ludwig A Ludwig drums

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beat band instrumenU ( "gpch as Frank Holton A Co^ U. S. A.p

Chape lain Wood prind instruments from

France; Wayman stringed instruments and Gibson world-renowned mandolins and guitars. On this floor also you can Msleet the latest records from Edison and Columbia, or the eery latest sheet music

from such publishers as Schrimer, Boston Music Co., and B. F. Wood.

On the Second', Third and Fourth Honrs you will find a complete stock of pianos, players, uprights and grands. More than o,O0O player noils. Edison *nd Columbia phonographs, and a department of experienced artisans Who will repair vour broken instruments

Yon’ll Enjoy a Visit

to this interesting store. You'll like the prompt and cheerful serrkc,

atter what you want Truly, this is indeed-

Indiaiia’s Most Conylete Marie Store

the unlimited stock, and no matter what you want you can get it at

Carlin's—IF ITS MUSICAL. 1 ' ’ * *

The Carlin Music Co. 143 E. Washington St.

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Four Days of Our First Annual Sale of

Rebuilt ami Used Cars

Prove to Us That

Price Tells the Tale

See Our List of MORE BARGAINS in

the Classified Columns of This Issue

We Can Handle Some Deferred Payments and Charge No Brokerage

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R. V. Law Motor Co. 1219-1225 N. Merman St.

tdianapolis

1,863 yards of Genuine Gold Seal Congoleum Rem

It’s Easy to Pay Peoale* Wmt.

nants, in a wide variety of choice patterns, will go on special sale tomorrow morning at 8:30. These splen-

did big remnai\^ range in size from four to twenty yards, and are certain to be found in a size to fit every

room. Be prompt in getting here, by all means, for

the saving is a big one, and many will be on hand to

get first choice. Buy all you need, pay the Easy Way.

4-yard Remnant (suitable for stove pattern)

6-yard Remnant (suitable bathroom rug)..

$1.98 $3.98

8-yard ReUnant bedroom rug)..

(suitable for

10-yard Remnant (suitable for dining room rug)

$4.98 $5.98

Larger R<

emnants Will Be Sold at 69c Per Square Yard

This, you will agree, is the chance of a lifetime—especially when you have seen the quality and the patterns, pleasure up right now, and get an early start in the morning.

All Odd China Cabinets 25% Off

(Hold** Oak Kxrepted)

Here’s a chance to buy a China Cabinet to match your dining room suite at a real saving. We have a showing of these cabinets that will surprise you. For Friday only we offer mahogany, walnut or fumed oak finishes at 25% off— All SS7JI0 Cabinets, now. All MM AO Cabinet*, now. AH 0S4AO Cabinet*, now. AH 002.50 Cabinet*, now. All 075-00 Cabinet*, now.

It*o E**y to Fay tbe People** Way.

All Blankets and Comforts

and

“20 and 5” is a magic term in the wholesale market. It is especially appropriate in this sale because blankets and comforts are going out of here literally by the wholesale with the public as a buyer.

Silverware in Chests

'Vatlonally AdwrrliMrd

^Regular $2.98 Blankets, less 20% and 5%... Regular $4.50 Blanket*, Less 20% and 5% ... Regular $5,95 Blankets, less 20% and 5%... Regular $6.95 Blankets, less 20% and 5% ... Regular $9-59 Blankets, less 20% and 5% . Regular $4.95 Comforts, less 20% and 5% ... Regular $5.95 Comforts, less 20% and 5%.. Regular $7.50 Comforts, less 20% and 5% Regular $8.95 Comforts, less 20% and 5%.. Regular $10.50 Comforts, less 20% and 5% ..

.... $2.26 ....$3.42 ... $4.53 ... $5.22 ...$7.22 ...83.72

$4.52

$5.

!5.70 $6.80 $7.98

A.YD SO OY.

IT’S EASY TO PAY THE PEOPLE’S WAY.

$12.98

Oneidn Communitv ' Bar Plate

l-nch «-hrwt <1 knivcM * *0 fork* « truNpoon« « tnblcapoonw 1 butler knife 1 *u*ar wbell

A oomptate service for nix people Your choice of the popular bridal

wreath or Vernon design, in golden onk or mahogany finished chest*

It’* En*y to J'ny Ike People’* Way.

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YATTOYALLY ADVERTISED

Perfection Oil Heaters $7.50 -p

Coxy comfort for any room in an instant — specially these chilly morning* and evenings. SAVE YOCR COAL A Perfection heats ten hours on a gallon of kerosene. Come get years tomorrow. It% Easy to Pay t$e People’* Way.

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All Cast Iron Cook Steve

There's enormous value in this all- ? cast-iron cook stove at tomorrow’s remarkable price. Well proportioned firebox, perfectly fitted deers. All castings guaranteed

ting. Sped

against fire cracking.

:ial at-

$29.50

For a Limited Time

We Will Give You $25 Worth of New Records

FREE

If you buy your phonograph

now—and

you

can arrange

to pay

the

easy way.

There are no strings to thi* offer; no joker in it. $25 worth of Patbe or Actuelle records; free if you buy a (Standard Priced) cabinet model Pathe phonograph now.

So matter if you pay cash or pay the “Easy Way”—the $25 worth of records will be delivered ipith the Instrument as quickly as you make your selection.

Come In Friday It’> Easj to Paj the People’s Way.

If* Easy to Pay tbe People’* Way.

Phonographs Are Standard Priced The Country Over

' 2-QtART Aluminum Percolator

$1.39

Two-quart, will go quickly tomorrow at thi* sensational figure. Made of good weight pure aluminum wifh heat-proof handler and snug-fitting lid.

NO PHONE ORDERS

Afl Cast Iron Range

Hubby Wilt certainly smack lips when he tastes biscuits fresh

from the oven of thi* even-burn-ing all-cast-iron, range. Ha* larg<warming oven and baker. Special

Friday—

$69.50

HAVE TOD SEKY THIS WEEK'S

Window Special

A beautiful four-piece William and Mary bedroom suite, in brown

$198.00

1133-135 W. Washington St

It’s i:»*y to Pay Ibe People’* Hay.

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