Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 183, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1920 — Page 10

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION TO CLEAN ITS SLATE Chairman Tells of Effort to Dispose of Important Cases by End of Year. MANY APPEALS HEARD All important casts now pending before the public service commission of Indiana will be disposed of and a virtually clean calendar will face the commission Jan. 1, 1921. according to Ernest I. Lewis, chairman. The commission hopes to dispose of about forty cases by the end of the present year, Mr. Lewis said, leaving approximately 10m small cases, some of which have not been Hied long enough to be heard and new cases which may be tiled between now and the last of December. Some of these eases also may Include those on which rebearings must be held. Should only this amount of enses lie ieit befoie the commission the hopes of the chairman will have been fulfilled and it will be considered a clean slate. When the present commission, under the chairmanship of Mr. Lewis, assumed its duties May 1, 1917. &14 cases were awaiting action. On Jan. 1, 1918, this number had been reduced to 321 cases. Jan. L 1919 there were 113 cases pending before the commission, and the body has been disposing of an average of luu

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cases per month, with 141 cases pending now, to be disposed of before Jan. 1, 1921. Decisions are still pending with the commission on several Important cases on which bearings have been held. Among t e arc ;he decision on the Indianapolis Street Railway Company's petition for u.uoritj to charge 2 cents for transfers, and for readjustment of rental rates paia by iuterurban companies using the city lines and terminal facilities; the petitions of the Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company and the Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company and the Interstate Public Service Company; the first two for higher rates in the city of Indianapolis and the latter for increases in general rates. A petition is pendiug also before the commission, filed by the Union Traction Company of Indiana, asking for higher fares on the Broad Ripple line. Decisions, following hearings which have been held, are also to be handed down by the commission, on the petition of the Indianapolis Water Company, for an increase in rates; as well as similar petitions by the Richmond Gas Company, South Bend Electric Light and Power Company, Indiana Power Company of Vincennes, Terre Haute Gas Company, Terre Hauje Water Company and Terre Haute Electric Company. The present year has been an exceptionally strenuous one for the commission, according to Mr. Lewis. Due to the reconstruction period following the close of the war. and the accompanying readjustments, hundreds of petitions from utilities that wero trying to survive after-war conditions, have been received and es orts were made to dispose o them as qnioklv as possibly. Especially were hardships encountered by the smaller, and by many large utilities, due to the serious coal situation.

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10,1920.

$15,000 Stock to Sell at 10c to 25c On the Dollar At Sale Starts Saturday , Ba. m.

PROMPTLY at 8 a. m. Saturday, our entire $15,000 stock of Christmas toys goes on sale at 10c to 25c on the dollar. In our recent fire, these toys were scorched to some extent. The damage is almost imperceptible in numbers of articles, and in others it is very slight. The handy man or woman can make any toy as good as new by a touch

100 Little Hostess Tea Kj® Sets; former price $1; sale price—20c to 25c 300 Teddy Bears, assorted sizes; former prices $1.25 to $0.50; sale prices 45? to $1.50 200 Assorted Horses; former prices $1.50 to $3.75; sale prices ’ lOC to 75? 200 Wool Dogs, former prices $1.50 to $3.75; sale prices 10? to 05£ 600 Christmas Stockings, former prices 25c to 90c; sale prices 5? to 10? 300 Tool Chests, former prices $4.50 to $6.50; sale price 50^ 600 Toy Garden Sets, former prices 25c and 60c; sale prices lOC and 18<* 100 Sets Instruction Blocks, former prices 75c to $1.50; sale price 25<* 60 Toy Bedroom Sets, former price $12.50; sale price $1,125 100 Air Guns, former prices 75c to $2.95; side prices 10? to 45? 25 Sleds; former prices $1.35 to $6.75; sale price 50c to SI.2S 50 Rockie Toddles; former price $3.50; sale price 45? 1,000 Aeroplanes; former price 25c; sale price.. .8? 100 Sets A B C Printing Blocks, former price 45c; sale price 15? 300 Sets Solid Trains, former prices SI.OO to $3.00; sale prices 25? to 85? 50 Xylophones, former price 95c; sale price... .20? 60 Humpty Dumpty, the toy wonder; price... .25?

See the Display on the Main Floor R Between New Jersey and East Streets t Store Speii Saturday 8 r, m. cnl Closes at 9 p. m,— Other Days From 7 a. m. to 6 p. m.

200 Sets Hummer Trains, former prices $2.25 to $8.50; sale prices 25c to 75? 200 Tin Tea Sets, former prices 75c to $3.50; sale prices 20' 1 to 40<* 200 China Tea Sets, former prices 50c to $2.00; sale prices 10? to 45c 500 Soldier Sets, former prices $1.50 to $3.75; sale prices 10? to 70? 200 Toy Tables and Chairs, former prices $4.50 to $6.00; sale prices 05? to $1.45 500 Submarine Boats; former price $1.25; sale price 48? 200 Hobbyhorses, all sizes; former price $2.50; sale * sc, 25c, 50c 200 Toy Chairs; forfrj --—mer price $1.45; sale price ... 28? 100 Sets Cycle Boys; former price $1.25; sale price 15c to 25? 100 Toy Beds; former prices 75c to $11.50; sale prices 15? to 05? 100 Sets Educational Boards; former prices 85c to $1.25; sale prices 15? to 50c 100 Machine Guns; former price $5.50; sale price 75? 100 Turnersvillo Switchbacks; former price $2.50; sale price 75? 100 Toy Ford Delivery Trucks; former prices 98c to $1.50; sale prices 10? and 20? 100 Toy Ford Ambulances; former prices 98c to $1.50; sale prices 10? to 20? 500 Dolls, all sizes; former prices 98c to sl4; sale prices— Sc,loc,lsc jWp|| 20 Toy Trunks, former | A Tm. price -$3.98; sale y* price 15? 50 Toy Red Chairs and Rockers; former pricesndl SI.OO to $2.75; sale 7 j prices... 2s? and 50?

of paint and a little work. Think what a saving this sale means in the purchase of your toys. At these prices you can increase the happiness of those youngsters by buying them many more toys than you had planned originally. And, remember, in selecting our stock we bought nothing but highgrade, well-made toys.

500 Blaokbords; former prices $1.50 to $12.75 sale prices 50? to $3.75 100 Children’s Roll Top Desks with Chairs; former prices $10.50 to $39.50; sale prices # . ...52.50 to $8.75 1,000 Kiddie Cars; former prices $1.75 to $3.50; sale prices 100 Metal Express Wagons; former price $1.50; sale prices .10? and 25? 300 Coaster Wagons; former prices $5.75 to $14.50; sale prices 75? to $5.00 100 80-Peep Express Wagons; former prices $3.75 to $9.75; sale prices 70? ty 84.50 100 Sellers’s 3-Wheel Coasters; former price $3.50; sale price 25? 50 Irish Mails; former prices $5.50 to $12.00; sale prices SI.OO to $4.50 25 Automobiles; fe) if 7? former prices VlftA $8.90 to $24; TSc to (A- : jl||l|jL $6.00 50 Tricycles and Velocipedes; former prices $2.50 to $26.00; sale prices 50£ to $1.95 100 Wheelbarrows; former prices $1.75 to $3.50; sale prices 25? to $1.50 25 Mutt and Jeff Drums; former prices up to $3.50 sale prices 15? to 75? 1 Goat Wagon; former price $19.75; sale price ... ; $6.50 100 Toy Tables; former prices $2.00 to $4.00; sale prices 40? to SI.OO 100 Toy Bassinets; former prices SI.OO to $3.00; sale prices # 15? to 75? 500 Shoodies; former prices $1.95, $2.50, $4.50; sale prices 25?, 50?, 75?

DELIVERIES 'On all purchases of $lO and over we will make free deliveries. Under that amount, a slight charge will be made, according to distance.