Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 305, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1920 — Page 4

DRAWS REPORT ON SCHOOL BONDS Stansbury Rules Issues May Be Made Payable in N. Y, Jesae Eschbach. chief examiner of the state board of accounts, was preparing freport on Indianapolis school records today tallowing an investigation of alleged irregularities by field examiners of the board. Am opinion received by the board from Ela Stansbury, attorney general, approved the action of the board in makiag certain school bond Issues payable In Jfaar York, but held that the board had no authority In law to pay a com•mteslan on bond sales as it was the duty of the board to sell the bonds. tombers of the board deny that any caasmiesion was paid to New York hanking lnatltuticns for selling bonds, but admit that some issues were made payable in New York, the reason for such action being that the ultimate market soy such securities was in that city. Examiners questioned the propriety of lggulng bonds for the New York market, pointing out that by making them payable at the office of the county treasurer payment of commission on the transaction and exchange on the money could hare been eliminated. The attorney general said there was no statutory place far making the bonds payable and that the board had the right to name New York. SOME TALK! The Bell telephone system recorded 32.309,500 conversations daily during 1919.

Clothes on Credit We Sell High-Grade Clothing on Credit, at Prices No Higher Than Exclusive Cash Stores Ask If you have never been in our big store we appeal directly to you. We want you to come in and convince yourself that our stocks and styles compare favorably with those of any cash store; in fact, you will admit that both in quality and diversity they outdistance any other credit clothing store in the state. Ladies’ Suits. .S3O-SBO r Dresses '.sls-SSO f Coats S2O-$65 Mens and Young Men’s Suits IgKj S3O $45 S6O tS) Trousers $5-sls jfn Boys’ Suits SB-S2O Eighteen Years of Square Dealing For eighteen years the People’s has been doing business on the “Square Deal” principle. Today it Is the largest store of Its kind In the state. Its location, out of the high-rent district, permits the lowest of prices. §" l f; ■KH iy 2 Squares West of Statehouse BRiS

INVEST YOUR SAVINGS IN A DIAMOND OR WATCH Come in tomorrow and select a fine diamond or watch. Pay a little down and a little each week. * "" ' " Diamonds 15 Jewels, In 20-year smaranteprl r-a*a• hoaa. Beautiful, full out, brilliant g f , diamond. In solid 14 karat tliul thin model—and a gold mounting; either men’s fine timepiece, Saturday* 0T women's. Special value. Square Deal price—s32.so $82.50 Other diamonds. t’i.jo to Also a fine line Os brace- $650. Any mounting desired. 1 let watches at lowest P ite “ Uowß / ou , full v ? lu In exchange for larger stone prices. —at any time—later. ■■■■ .1 ' ' in. —i -/ shop 43-45 SOUTH ILLINOIS ST. , Open Saturday Events* TiU 9:80.

Wee, but Oh, My! VICTORIA CODONA. When she w.n the baby of the family—the flying and wire dancing Codonaa —in

Spain and South America, Victoria was an awkward girl, oh. ao awkard. Papa Codona, head of the family of decendents of a long line of artists, raved. One day, In despair, he bought little Victoria a pretty frock and started to teach her. Well, Victoria started toward the top of her profession that minute. She comes to the West Washington street show grounds tomorrow with the Sells-Floto circus. Victoria has the distinction of having the most elaborate wardrobe of all the circus performer*. She has many admirers—and none Is more enthusiastic about her than Frank Gentry, who assists his brother, Harry B. Gentry, of Bloomington, IntL, general manager of the circus. The Sells-Floto circus parade will be held tomorrow morning, and perforraanoe* will be given in the afternoon and evening.

SarStorf 360-3 70 WWasK. St Three blocks west—easy to find ijnd worth finding.

Two Astonishing Values fTO START out the month of May right, we will offer these astounding suit values Saturday. Every suit is right up to the minute in style, taken out of our own stocks. (No jobs and offVityle models.) • Values © Values suits bmts 59" 39“ TpHESE suits are most unusual, T*HIS lot of suits embraces suits * with novel features, their ex- * that actually sold up to 959.50. elusiveness of style and the fine Jaunty styles of all-wool materials, • Jfnjk tailoring and workmanship. Made In decidedly new and different m ( A\\ of tricotines and serges. Cleverly styles usually found in very much fly trimmed Jackets and smartly tal- higher priced suits. Trimmed In lored skirts. Marked regularly up various pleasing ways that make to $85.00, choice, $59.50. this sale most Interesting.

Another Busy Saturday in Our Rug and Drapery Dept. THERE must be a reason for the wonderful rug and drapery business we are doing —and the reason is that we have the lowest prices in town. Popular payment plan is featured—pay a little down and then a little each week. i- ■' l ' ■ L --‘ Rugs Very Low Priced Axminater Buga, tire 9x12 floral S‘aml’* Wilton Vrlvet Rug*. •<* H3. hatidcoin* oriental Vapeidal"... 7*. 42.50 pattern, heavy quality, slightly Bruaaula Ruga, 9x12, aeumicHs, Imperfect; BM.OO 7*? floral nd orleutal patterns; quality, special aValtf lic.ny quality; regular $3-50. Heavy Wilton Velvet Ruga, 27 TV VA *SO, oriental pattern* O QQ I'* - ’ 1 **regular $5.00, special. efa*rC gr’Sm. Viu*’. "Lttjprflod border 0 ; Matting Ruga, woven patterns. Chinese design; regular $18.75, ~r<* ®**l.B, reveralbie; £OQ pe. * a Aj. regular $8 50; special. i.OSF f,ftl Jey.lsv Mattress reversible ; full weight Axminster Ruga, 27x50. new and size, covered with fancy patterns, heavy *> M C art tick, rolled edge; 4 A Qff quality, special regular $18.50, special J. U.csv Congoleum and Linoleum Cork Linoleum, 12 feet wide; Congoleum floor covering, fl tenia $1 dO* 0 an<l 0 fr*t wide, coating less cial Saturday! * * ' ‘ Vi j than other floor covertng. Bultsquare yard..' it l*7 able for all rooms in your home Congoleum Squares, size 9x12, and office. A wide range of regular f 12.00 value; seconds! patterns to choose from; 8 and special, Satur* fy 6 feet wide, $1 00 value; day ItCiU apeclal, square yard Uvl Inlaid Linoleum, fl feet wide, color solid through to J Congoleum Square*. ox 9. new patterns and colors; the back; tile and hardwood floor patterns. J OQ eHghtly imperfect; regular $0.00; O Q#X $2.25, special, square yard A.Oir | special, each O. Jv

Draperies to Make the Home Cheerful

Colored curtain scrim, 36 Inches wide, floral and foliage design; beautiful rich colorings, suitable for curtains and overdrapes; ape- AS#* clal, yard TlOvLace curtains, yards long, filet, Nottingham and French net; slightly soiled; up to $4.50 pair; spe- A #*Q cial, pair t Scrim Curtains, 2yards long, finished with lace edge with valance to the top, extra special, 4 -fl pair Islv

Style > Fit and Q ualif y JH SUITS 24* 75 28* 75 38* 75 AND UP TO 65.00 pOR over quarter of a century we have i&U lW * sold clothing for men that has stood mjmjmm the test of time. In all these years wo fitted out men If JjWM in all walks of life. It has always been our aim to sell t\rsl am °nly what is the best and the newest at popular prices. FmJw’H Now, since clothing prices have gone upward, we are Mm still featuring the best there is in clothing and at popOur suits fit well and have plenty of style. The young fellows will like them, as they’re cut to snappy, mrnly lines. The conservative man, too, will find dignified styles that look youthful. You make no mistake wuen you buy your new spring suit here.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1920.

CLEANERS RIVAL PAPER HANGERS They're All Doing It, but Others Claim Record Year. / ~ "Oh. Charlie!” “Y-e-a.” “Where are you?” “Under this blame machine.” "Well, come on out, "the wall paper cleaner is here and you’ve got to get things ready for him.” It was wlfey speaking. Charlie dragged himself out from under the “Llx.” \>s. it’s true, this is the wall paper cleaning period. Everybody’s doing It. And with old George W. Highcost with

Filet curtain net, 36 Inchea wide, white and Ivory finish, new spring design; regular 49c; special, A^J#* yard .. * ItHFilet curtain nets, 36 to 42 inches wide, many handsome patterns to select from; regular 79c and 89c yard; special, yard ...OsrCCretonne, all the latest and newest designs, suitable for drapery and upholstering, 86 Inches wide; regular 59c and yard 48C

ua, hubby Is doing more than usual toward getting It over with. ’ 'TIs said this year will break all records for the amount of new wall paper to be hung, too. GIVES DOCTOR *82,000 HOME. KANSAS CITY, April 30.—The $82,000 house and grounds known as 5252 Sunset drive were given to Dr. A. Sophlan by M. W. Marland of Ponca City, Okla., an oil man, for medical services to Mrs. Mavland a year ago. Watch TONER Ha’s tha Winner , —Advertisement.

We Close . at 6 P. M. Saturdays

Marquisette grenadine, 36 Inches wide, neat patterns, dot and design, white and Egyptian color; regular 59e; AQ# special, yard /tOL Curved end braaa extenaion rods, oxtend to 60 inches, 15c regular, 4 A a special J.UC Dutoh scrim curtains, 2'/i yards long, finished with lace edge and lace insertion, extra special, -f pair TO!? Curtain scrim, 36 inches wide, plain center with colored borders; _ special, yard ~..t<oeiv.

♦ • / New Marmon 34 proves in performance what was promised in design

A SUFFICIENT number of series Marmon34’sare now in operation in the hands of owners to warrant conclusions being drawn regarding the High Efficiency Motor. The large sales of the new Marmon made during the New York and Chicago shows were followed by the booking of many orders at the other shows. Experienced car owners demonstrated their enthusiasm by buying cars. And it is an interesting fact that so many of these are men who are familiar with fine mechanical construction. From these owners of Marmon 34*s of the new series come the most enthusiastic reports. The re-

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Buy Your Spring Furniture Now and Pay As You Can— THE VICTOR PLAN

Floor Coverings tSSmrW' m I for Any Room in - "VI Your Home ll B Fir 'P ® ur display of rugs and linoleums __ V <w l ar # er this year than ever beA —II Our purchases were made 9? I long before the big advance in I- j price and we are confident that

Solid Oak Chifferobe *27.85 *27.85 (9 Terms 75c a Week.

Have Clean, Cool, Cheaper Foods With This Perfect Scientific Refrigerator p An Alaska refrigerator is decidedly an economy. J It pays for itself in the food it saves and the ice bills it cuts. This is true in winter as well as sumI mer, for there is no closed season on food spoilage. Refrigerators as low as REFRIGERATOR $12.75. Terms to Suit. "A U** Br.—rvtr u>r Foods*

finements made in the new High Efficiency Motor—the exceptional fineness of manufacture applied for the first time on a production scale —these have exceeded in performance the predictions made by automobile engineers and veteran manufacturers. Accuracy and precision of workmanship, with the Marmon basic excellence of design—the scientific lightweight construction introduced some years ago—make the Marmon 34 of the new series truly an exceptional motor car. If you have not yet had a ride in the new Marmon, it will be our pleasure to arrange for a demonstration.

Massive Iron Beds We have a large assortment of steel beds, in different designs and finishes. Special for Saturday, a 2-inch continuous post, in Vernis (B-f A Et\ Martin or white, price wlt.wU Pay As You Can—The Victor Plan.

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