Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 285, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 April 1921 — Page 10

10

School Notes ARSIN'AI, TFCHMCAI.. Through their variou* roll rooma the June senior class has elected Gerrit Bates. Willmaker; Margaret Markey and Clifton Hirshman, I’rophets, and Karl W. Fischer, Historian. The6e officers will read their articles and prophecies on Class day, which will be held some time la June. Adrian Fierce, president of the Choral Society, ha* appointed the following committees: Constitution committee, Harris Holliday, chairman; Gaorge Smith. Sarah Frances Downs. Anna Conway and Fred Martz; color committee, Neal Carter. chairman; Forry Neal, Florence Keepers, Anna Conway and Raymond Ridge; entertainment committee, Loi6 Booth, chairman: Mark Gant. Margaret Gosmer. Carroll Bonnell and Anna Kerr. Bean Brogsman was appointed attorney general. The club plans to have a party • t the Woodruff Place Club during the latter part of the month. D. C. Park’s third hour public speaking class will hold a mock trial this week. The following pupils have been selected by him to act the Indicated part*: Sherman Jones. Judge: Warren Fawcett and Morris Lucte, attorneys for the defense; Karl W. Fischer, prosecuting attorney; John Moore, sheriff; Roy Hurt, bailiff, and Mildred Wyman, clerk of

“ You’ll like trading at ißite’s, the home of honest merchandise and honorable methods. You’ll like the earnest desire of every one at Rite's to please you. Cash or credit, you’re welcome.

RITE WANTS EVERY MAN AND WOMAN to know that he will sell to them WEARING APPAREL on the most LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS in the city and

.'A CHILD CAN BW AT RiTttAS SAFEIYA? A GROWN UP’ La * I > J

yyw r\ UJ[

Rite’s Cash Plan All goods are marked In plain figures at the lowest spot cash price—the lowest In town. Rite’s customer who pays cash gets Just what he pays for—good cloz at rock-bottom spot cash prices. If credit is given RITE CHARGES MORE but only the small added cost the giving of credit causes. That la fair, isn’t it? -

WRIGHT’S)

■ _. y K I I I M ■ v . .* 43 45 SOUTH ILLINOIS ST. ,•_ ... 03X2*-a. ‘<*rrS*tMr Jr> * * iUvj ; z A;- • L r 'l u *-> 'r,.- ±

Only 1 Martin Rosenberger Store . HAVE A LOOK HAVE A LOOK _ 210-212 NORTH 1 SQUARE NORTH OF 100,000 rolls -®a WALL PAPER UIIV UCWftl I (DON’T WAIT FOR THE YEARLY CRUSH | DJIV UtWJ I DUI IIUfV 1 ( DON’T DISAPPOINT PAPER HANGER ) Dul IWff I Bed and Living Room I L. C PARLOR | 3%C Be roh f NO REMNANT EOT* | jf •■t." H A NO REMNANT LOTS | ■ Reserved R W g B to limit BpSj Xies& Paper a $1.45 1 | VgM per roll f $1.60 Will Room for I I , / * Paper! lixlt Foot Side Wall & v. HB 1018 jff A Parlor, 12*14 Feet, gj Paper and Uorder. g tasigl Sidewall and Border. g Moire Ceilings j| OAT MEALS | 6V2C 5a $1.12 Tfessrr i i I NO REMNANT LOTS I 12*14 Feet—Side Wall Paper and Border. g NO ke>IN aNT I.OTS I *KM—aßMmrvam c l uire Patrons to purchase 8 yards of border at 5c per yard with ■ ■ **** ™ ■ ■ Vis every 5 rolls of side wall priced from 1c to 15c per roll. ™ Ift' f2oc““*—— 2scl “°^c Per Single Roll j leV V NO OBLIGATION INCL BBEl). *E ty? | Per sin „i e KoU V. ■ - J V J V J WRITE OR TELEPHONE FREE—SAMPLE BOOK MAILED—FREE MAIL ORDER DEPT. MAIL ORDER DEPT. 87 DESIGNS AND COLORINGS 1826-30 Race St., Cincinnati. MARTIN ROSENBERGER “THE WALL PAPER KING” 1 LEAD OC A BTI.B 8 210-212 N. Delaware Street FREE Sample Book mailed. 87 (leftlffllH and colorings. Notice—Write or telephone _ HAVE A LOOK _ clnnatl. O. -w, ■■-_ GET OFF CAR Other Headquarter*: Dayton, 0.. *4O-448 210-212 NORTH E. Fifth *t. Cincinnati, 0., 1722-24-26 At Corner Massachusetts, DELAWARE Tine t. Louisville, Kjr, 660 South Fourth New York, Delaware i acre. mmmm—m—mmmmmmmmmmm

court The other members of the class will act as witnesses, Jurymen, spectators and criminals. It was decided to try a criminal case. The senior play, ‘‘The Royal Family,” is being rehearsed under the direction of Miss Florence Furman. Tile play will be presented at the Murat, April 20. * The leading roles are played by Yale Raymond, Mamie Clark, Shideler Harpe and Zenda Bertram. The play is a modern comedy based upon a modern royal family. Several rehearsals have held at the Murat. Sergt J. A. Short, commandant of the Tech R. O. T. C„ has Issued the following order: General orders No. 81, The following assignment of officers is announced: Regimental commander, Lieut. Col. Hughes B. Cpdegraph; regimental adjutant. Capt. Schuyler Blue; regimental supply officer. First Lieut. Albert Howe; Ist battalion comander, Maj. George Scott; battalion adjutant. First Lieut. Fred Sammis. The following companies will compose the Ist battalion: Company A, commanded by Capt. John Moore; Company B. eomanded by Capt. Clarence Cochran; Company C, eomanded by Capt. Yale Raymond; Company D, commanded by Cant. Doyle Jessup. Second battalion commanded by Maj. Karl W. Fischer; battalion adjutant, First Lieut. Eugene O. Bnehler. The companies in the Second battalion will be: Company E,

I? 1T E J

Most Liberal Terms

RITE’S Fomin’s Shop Third Floor, “Take Elevator” DRESSES $lO up COATS $14.95 up SUITS $29.75 up SKIRTS $5.95 up

AS LITTLE ' AS „ 122 DOWN ry LOWE ST PRICED It) TOWJN

Most Courteous Treatment

ALL ALTERATIONS

OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS.

commanded by Capt. Leonard Swartz; band company, commanded by Capt. Carroll Warrick; Company G, commanded by Capt. Howard White; Company H, commanded by Capt. Richard Smith. Third battalon, commanded by Maj. Charles Noble; battalion adjutant, First Lieut. Edward Zollner. The companies of the Third battalion will be: Company I. commanded by Capt. Sherman Jones; Comnany K, commanded by Capt. Edward Ford; Company L, commanded by Capt. Thomas Omelvena, and Company M, commanded by Capt. Eugene Taylor. Captain Instructors Arthur White, Robert Watson and Sherwood Blue are hereby assigned to Company F, Company II and Company A, respectively. Fat That Shows Soon Disappears Prominent fat that comes and stays where It Is not needed Is a burden; a hindrance to activity, a curb upon pleasure. You can take oft the fat where It shows by taking after each meal and at bedtime, one Marmola Prescription Tablet. These little tablets are as effective and harmless as the famous prescription from which they take their name. Buy and try a case today. Your druggist sells them at one dollar, or if you prefer you may write direct to the Marmola Company. 4612 Woodward Ave., Detroit. Mich. You can thus say good-bye to dieting, exercise and fat.—Advertisement.

Rite is the shop that has stood the test of time. Thousands of satisllcd cus tomers that come back time and again and who tell their friends that Rite's is the cloz shop of the town.

RITE’S Men’s Shop Entire First and Second Floors TROUSERS $3.95 up TOPCOATS $17.50 up SUITS sls up RAINCOATS $11.45 up

FREE.

Rite’s Credit Plan Charge account* are cheerfully opene<l If requcstel, and you may pav each week if you wish, but when credit is given, and it Is cheerfully given at this store, RITE CHARGES MORE not much, but a little. Even with this small added charge. Kite sells for less. To prove it to your satisfaction shop around at the other stores, then come to Rite’s.

WRIGHT’S)

i M j|jk fri J J

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1921.

New Spring Rugs at Next FalPs Prices You have never had a better opportunity to save on magnificent new rugs than that which awaits you in this remarkable sale. On Monday morning the rug auction opened in New York and mg prices for fall were named. Our buyers, now in New York, wired us of a drop in wholesale prices and, in accordance with our usual policy of giving our customers the benefit of reductions immediately, we have “DOWNWARD REVISED’’ all rag prices. Bear in mind that our rag prices were from 25 to 50% lower than 1920 prices and with the present Downward Revision are now down to the lowest level in many years. SELLING WILL BEGIN AT 8 : 30 SHARP AND THAT’S THE TIME TO GET HERE IF YOU POSSIBLY CAN. LET NOTHING DELAY YOU. . j dt 11 I fit? . . —| 18x35-inch RAG RUGS JQ 1 aI 36x72-inch Grass Rugs ?, XS&.SX SB*2£ r TT S "fl • ' .incomparable bargain in J-g Jg LTfor ’ TniyT. . at .“. SaY .' UJI 1 i ‘ J patterns and colors 1 HURRY FOR THESE. J H | WHILE THEY LAST.

A McDougull Kitchen Cabinet IN EVERY HOME

The McDougall puts your kitchen within arm’s reach. The sliding bottom of the utensil compartment in the base literally hands you your pots and pans as you sit before your McDougall. DON'T DELAY—These liberal terms of a dollar down will prevail only until we have disposed of our present limited stock. Every McDougall cabinet in our store is marked with new 1921 reduced prices. Nor do you pay one penny extra for the convenience of paying the “Easy Way.” IT'S EASY TO PAY THE PEOPLE’E WAY.

Genuine Cork Linoleum

Probably the greatest sale of genuine cork linoleum which has been conducted in Indianapolis since before the war. Remember, this Is not the thin, inferior oilcloth usually to be found at this price, hut thick, genuine linoleum, mad© of cork and linseed oil on a heavy burlap back. Selling will begin promptly at 8:30 and choicest patterns will be snapped up quickly. Buy all you can use and save tremendously on every yard. Bring your measurements. It’s Easy to Pay the People’s Way.

Prominent among the many amazing rug bargains in this remarkable sale is this wonder-value Brussels rug at the lowest of all prices! One of the best wearing moderate priced Brussels rugs made. Choice of several colors. PAY THE EASY WAY

9x12 Foot Seamless Brussels An incomparable bargain in 9x12foot seamless tap- CC estries. Choice ip W I DD patterns and col- A ors. Only Pay the Easy Way

ll 1 / 4x12-Foot Seamless Brussels Splendid seamless rugs for extra size rooms. Hand- A some patterns. A y • 5/D Amazing value a J J—■ ; at V • Pay the Easy Way

Wonder-Value Matting Rugs IN THREE SIZES AND MANY COLORS Savings of the rarest kind. Beautiful matting rugs mad® of strong Japanese grasses and cotton warp Be early—for the newest and most magnificent patterns are certain to be snapped up on sight. Size 27x54 i/\ Size 6x8.8 <t*n Af\ Size 9x11.8 <t*o inches 4jC feet $£.49 feet PAY THE EASY WAY.

$1 DOWN DELIVERS IT

Pure Aluminum Mess Kit or Boy Scout Folding Just, what every Boy Scout, fisherman, motorist and the fellow who carries his lunch wants —a pure aluminum mess kit, which, when opened, makes a dandy skillet for the camper. Exactly as s pictured. Be early, they’ll go quickly tomor- W B row at, only

Not Remnants. Cut From Full Rolls. 59c Per Sq. Yard. Not Seconds, But A No. 1 Quality.

9x12-ft Axminsters Your choice of a magnificent assortment of new spring patterns and colors in room size Axminster rugs of splendid quality tomorrow at the Tnost amazing price you have seen in years. Be here early . _ —the choicest are iIU . always first to go. F Only Pay the Easy Way

9x12-Foot y Seamless Wiltons Fine seamless Wiltons with fringed ends 7C marvelous value. Jh ||. | J Beautiful pat- i\^y== terns. Only Pay the Easy Way

S1 .OO Down Kodak Club To r limited number we are offerlinf an opportunity to Join our Kodak Club Just opening. This Rives you an opportunity of buying thia dandy No. U folding Autographic Brownie at the regular standard price, without Interest or extras, by just paying one dollar down and the balance the eawy way. The No 2 Folding Autographic Hrownle makes pictures 2 *4x3*4 Inches. Sold at the aame prlca, cash or credit. Only—s9.oo Other Kodaks up to $74.00, all sold tho “Easy Way.” It'e Easy to l*ay the Feople’* Way.

A Tallow Candle AND An Electric Light Consider the difference between the tallow candle and aa electric light! The tallow caudle was all right in the days of our great-grandparents—but. TODAY!—there's nothing that can compare with the ELECTRIC LIGHT. The 8-ln-t Electric Washer is Just as much an advance over the HAND METHOD of doing the Washington as the electric light is In advance over the tallow candle. With a 3-in-l Electric you can do these things.

I—Wash yonr clothes in a fourth the time. 2Do the washing without physical effort. 3 Wash the clothes more thoroughly. 4 Less near and tear on the clothes. 5 Saves your strength, patience and health. The cost of operation is but two cents an t J? k|j hour. Come for demonstration. Come to- *r I / ,t '” morrow. Special introductory price *g> faatf • - CASH OR CREDIT—NO INTEREST—NO EXTRAS. It's Easy to Pay—the People's Way.

PHONOGRAPHS !C7a Oi fSaStmth Rio Regular n!j J7T ililpf You certainly will not miss this oppor* tunity—not if you’re the kind of person who likes to save. Regular sll6 size phonograph, slightly used, for Saturday only ..$57.50 IT’S EASY TO PAY THE PEOPLE’E WAY.