Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 261, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1921 — Page 11

15 DAYS’ BILL FOR TAX WORK TOTALS $7,142 Partial Expense of Assessing Center Township Property Is Enumerated. SUBMIT REPORT TODAY Th. first flft.cn days of assessing tx■blea in Center Township will cost the taxpayers of Marion County a total of $7,142, according to the first pay roll to be submitted to the Marlon County commissioners for their approval today by Township Assessor Michael Jefferson. The asseesor’s pay roll shows that there were 146 outside deputy assessors hired in Center Township for the period of AUrch 1 to March 15 of this year. The wotal number of hours these outside depBMes worked, according to Mr. Jefferson, ■tala 1,786 days at $4 a day, making the PR>tai $7,064. One deputy worked thirteen days at $6 a day, which brought the entire total to 87,142. The pay roll from March 1 to March 15, 1921, for outside deputy assessors as compiled by Mr. Jefferson is as follows: B'redi Adolay, $52; M. C. Alexander, $52; Walter Alexander, sl2; Abram Ambush, $52; William AJameyer, $52; Charles Avene, $52; J. 8. Bailey, $52: Harry Baker. $52; John Bartbett, $32; Charles Barrett, $52; Samuel Beach, $52; Albert Beaver. $52; David Boswell, $4; James Brown,

Announcing Reduced Prices in DRY CLEANING Easter Is Two Weeks From Sunday. Phone Us Your Orders Early to Avoid the Rush. Our Prices for Cleaning and Pressing Men’s three-piece Suit -$1.65 Men’s two-piece Suit $1.45 Men’s Sprmg Overcoats - $1.50 Ladies’ Suits $1.75 Ladies’ Spring Coats $1.50 Ladies’ Plain Skirts 85<^ We Call and Deliver Phone Circle 2293 JOHNSON & KEARNEY Odorless Dry Cleaners 142 Virginia Ave. I. L. Johnson, Mgr., Formerly of the Arcade Cleaners. Prompt Attention Parcel Post Orders.

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New Spring Wraps —Very Special $lO-00 Blue Braided Pekin Models in Brown Bolivia and Tan and Velour \

Ladies’ Wool Skirts Striped and Plaid Effects $'*“7.95

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S4B; Louts Brown, Jr., $52; A. P. Bruner, $52; Edward Brewer, $52; William E. Bryant, $52; Charles Carroll, $52; J. C. Carinea, $52; J. B. Carter, $52; B. A. Casemire, $52; Joseph G. Camp, S4B; James E. Carr, $52; John Clark, $52; W. L. Cbifford. $32; Thomas Clapp, S4B; W. L. Clifford, $52; J. C. Clayton, S4O; Charles Cralgbe, $52; Nick Connolly, s'!6; Philip Davis, $52; James Devoss, $52; George Dickinson, $52; R. T. Davis, $52; W. G. Domroese, $52; Samuel Doolittle. $52; W. G. Douglass, $52; S. J. Earles, $52; Louis Elcke. S4O; Clyde Edmonds, $52; Charles Emmons, $52; Mrs. Madge Brady, $52; Cody V. F.relnd, $52; Edwin Foster. $52; Jerry Glazier, $52; Charles Goth, $52; D* Frexe Granger, $32; William Gresh, $52; Mrs. Rhoda Ilanley, $52; Amos Haines, $52; H. H. Harrell, $52; Charles Hickman, $52; Harry Heywood, $32; Frank Hollis, sl3; Maurice Holllngs worth, $3; James Hood, $52; Paul Hook, $52; Harvey Hoffman, $52; James Holly, $32; A. T. Humrncb, $32; H. H. Hert, $52; Arthur Jackson, $52; Warnet Jewell, $52; Edward Johnson, $52; James Johnson, $52; Harry Jordon, $52; Frank Kampe, Sr., $52; Gram Kemper. $52; Joseph Keenough. $52; Martin King, $52; Charles Koss, $52; William C. Kress, $52; Henry Kugehman, $52; Mrs. Mary E. Kynett, $52; George Lamb, $52; Albert I,eap, $52; W. B. Love, $52; James Maloney, $52; I O. L. Mathew, $52; Theodore Marcy. $52; j Mrs. C. C. McCoy, $52; Thomas McNulty, $52; George Noble, $52; Glenn B. Noble. ! $52; Rufus Nelson, $52; James Obrien.; $52; Mrs. Mary Osborn, $52; Edward: Pidlgo. $52; Charles Pott, *52; Abe Po- j lakl, $52; Howard Powers, $52; Harry K. j Price, $52; Mrs. Jesse Prange, $52; John Pyle, four days at $4 a day, sl6; John B. Ray,-$52; Charles Richardson, $52; Ed ; Rleffle, $52; Louis Rlnkert, $52; Charles j

(Z&Mj&fitfta/im&Co: 127 West Washington Street Special Prices on Easter Clothes These special prices put splendid new Easter Garments within the reach of all. You can afford to buy now because prices are low—and you have the choice of cash or payments

Ladies’ New Spring Suits Tricotine *j) m a PI am Models Serge i & Braided Rffects

Men’s New Spring Suits New all-wool (P Single and Materials Double Breasted Men’s New Spring Men’s SHOES HATS Black and Tan $3.00 *S — s 6 — s 7 CU&iiCt > 7tlaAin& €a 127 West Washington Street. Open Saturday Until 9 : 00 P. M.

W. Roesner, $52; Henry Roepke, $52; Luther Pentecost, $52; W. H. Palmer, $44; Martin Parlck, $52; Warren Pierce, $52; John Santee, $52; Tobe Sams, $52; Grace Scanlon, $52; J. B. Schultz, $32; Charles L. Schmidt, $32; Mrs. George L. Seovllle, $52; AVilliam Sowders, Jr., $52; Mrs. Ella Settles, $52; Henry Stevens, $52; Joseph Stone, $32; Bud. Sullivan, $52; Elias Tata, $52; T. D. Taylor, $32; W. D. Thieke, $32; Richard Toohill, $52; Ben Trautman, $32; O. B. Tripp, $52; Alfred Watson, $52; Ed Whitehead, $52; Edwin

Nil-Way Shoe Company Quitting Business Every Pair Must Be Sold in Thirty Days Prices on Shoes Slashed! It Is absolutely Imperative that every shoe In stock be moved within 30 days. Prices on all shoes have been cut to the very bone. Regardless of what they cost or present selling price, they MUST GO. We have hundreds and hundreds of pairs of shoes that we cannot list here for lack of space. In many cases the prices are more than 50 per oent lees than present selling prices. Come with the expectation of receiving the biggest shoe bargains In years. Bring every member of the family In for these astounding values.

WOMEN’S SHOES tpyag-y-i'.. .ia One lot of kid leather shoes with high or low iHisSnWtli Tl heels. Regular $5. $6 and iJU values. These wonderful M bargains, while they last— Jgf $ a.98 Included In this jfll VrWjgsHjpK. lot are some small sizes which go at All Sizes $1.98

WOMEN'S OXFORDS, pumps, ono-straps <t <r\ q nnd Romeo comfort slippers; sold regu- jK I Hq lorly f.r $3 00 and $5.30. Your choice at *r ~ • *■*

ARMY S’IOEN—4OO pairs in lot. Strong fan shoes, built in regular army styles: Goodyear /t* J welt soles. Our regular $7,50 values. WZI HA Sizes to 12 V v

MISSES* SHOES—Button or lace, tan or Q -J black. Sizes 11 u, to 2. Up to $5 values. > | Your choice at Children’s Shoes $1.98

151 NORTH ILLINOIS ST. SSc'ttZ&S Store Op3n Saturdays from 7:30 A. M. to 9:30 P. M.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1921.

Wilde, S4O; W. XL Wilson, $52; W. T. Wilson, $52; Harry Wlllitts, $52; Jack Wise, $52; A. A. Womack, $52; J. J. Wright, $52; I. C. Young, $52; Mrs. Mat Young, $52; Zelma Young, $52; George Yoke, $52; Paul Wynn, $52; Charles Dunmeyer, $32; John Crabb, $32; Otto Delp, $32; Hutto, $32; A. B. Johnson, $32; J. C. Iveach, $32; Herman Bogdlsh, $32; Gee Hardesty, $32, and Harry Dynes, thirteen days at $6 a day, S7B. All outside deputies get $4 a day, according to the statutes.

MEN’S SHOES ed opportunity.

BOYS* SHOES —sturdy shoes for school A Q wear, in tan calf, bluoher or gunmetal >/. Mn lace, t’p to $3 values. While they last., v“ *

WOMEN’S SHOES—Tn this lot are some extra fine shoes for women In valuer ranging An gv o from $7 to $lO. Tan nud black kid W < JJX leathers. Your choice at yw.v u

MEN’S FINE SHOES—Extra good leather; suitable for business or dress wear. X’alues a aq from $7 to $lO. English or rouud toe f4l M A models ▼ Women’s Felt Slippers 98d

Ladies’ New Spring Sport Goats $ 16-50 Blue Velour Tan Bolivia Pekin Camelshair Patest Spring Creations

Fire Truck Stalled; Had No Gasoline MARTIN’S FERRY, Ohio, March 11.— The aerial true kof the local fire department was unable to respond to an alarm. Someone bad stolen the gasoline from the truck’s tank since the truck was last used. The driver experienced difficulty 1 nobtalnlng a supply and did not get It until the fire was almost out.

Georgette Blouses Wide Range of Colors $2-95

Goodyear Welt

Saturday Special

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Comfortable Living Room Suite, $21.80

This three-piece suite, consisting of armchair, rocker and library table, is made of solid oak, in either fumed or golden finish, upholstered In brown imitation leather, and Is specially priced for Saturday.

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J p| Simmons Bed Outfit $17.50 j J j f —Y jj f ___ < = This is a two-piece outfit, J A 111 T~ - —T" consisting of a full size I \ \ J continuous post steel bed j \ l with, heavy fillers, of good " construction, in either J Venus Martin or white enamel and an ail steel SSTa^^SfSa^ i ! I I ly sell for $30.00 Specially 1 1 11 Terms, 60c Weekly

A Set of Six Upholstered Dining Chairs

Smash go prices Saturday. Here we offer a set of six golden or fumed oak dining chairs upholstered in imitation leather.

32-34-36 South Illinois Street

At a Pre-War Price Have a Genuine Columbia Grafonola, I With a Big Selection of Records, in Your Home Sunday 40 Selections n , . \ (20 Double) Complete ; Columbia fliggj£F||§ Outfit Records fi‘ SQC.BO With This | l jjFIS. I 8 Qrr Most Convenient 1 1130 (Retired) CHINp TWr Bpeelal Columbia | Numbers to fc.nNrrr - " H F fjril GrafonoJa has a tri pi a £ ~ > r 4r (I Bpring motor and all tho m Detect x TOOL \1 -■—Jj othor exolusiva. Columbia. Baldwin Piano

.93 This beautiful Kitchen Table is just the thing you’ve wanted. Strongly made, base is finished in white enamel with roomy drawer and nickel top. This is a Saturday special for $4.98 Terms 50c a Week

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If yon are tn need of furniture for the living room, now Is your chance to secure it at a big sacrifice. The suite mentioned here is only one of the many bargains in living room furnitures

*22^ Can be purchased on terms as low as 50c a week.