Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 7, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1921 — Page 11

GIGNILLIAT TO ENTERTAIN 500 LEGIONAIRES State Commander Invites Post Officers to Visit Him at Culver. Col. L. R. Girnllllst, State commander of the American Legion, has issued an Invitation to the commander and adjutant of every legion post in Indiana i attend a two-day conference at Culver Military Academy as his guests, L. Bussell Kewgent, State adjutant, announced today. The date of the conference has not been definitely fixed but it probably will be he'd on Saturday and Sunday, June 11 and 12. At least 500 legion officials are expected to attend. Culver Military Academy will be without students upon these two dates, since they fall in a vacation period, and it is the plan of Colonel Gignilliat to house his guests in tents on the academy grounds. The entire place will be thrown open to the legionalrea. This means that the academy boat bouses, swimming piers, athletic fields and other features will be at the disposal of the veterans. Between entertainment features the post officers Will find time to exchange Ideas aad discuss current legion affairs With their commander. Membership of the legion in Indiana has gained 10.000 since last year at this time, Mr. Kewgent reported. The present total Is around 27,000. The number of posts has increased from 268 last June to 33S at present, a gain of seventy. Among other honors which have come to the Indiana department recently Is

Dress Up for Decoration Day A Your credit is good here and we invite you to select whatever you require for yourself and your faniliy and pay for it on \ convenient weekly or monthly terms. f fw/i/bsX clothing If For Men, Women and Children 5 * jj IPL "We carry larger assortments than can be found in any other 1 f credit clothing store in the state. A visit here will convince you that you need not sacrifice quality to secure the advantages of our liberal CREDIT $1 or $2 a Week Pays the Bill Ladies’ 1 Ladies’ f Ladies ”1 f Men’s ' Boys’ 1 I Dresses ! Suits Coats I I Suits Suits [517.50 upj $22.50 up [515.00 upj [522.50 Nineteen Years of Square Dealing in This Location For over 19 years we have been extending the kind of credit and selling the kind of I merchandise that brings our customers back to us season after season. ■ One and One-Half Squares West of 'Statehouse.

Baldwin Baldwin A Genuine $125 °° 1^— ig* Columbia pssfr ■wL Grafonola ■!• - 1 1 I • Full sized Mahogany, Oak or Walnut Cabinet. \ I ® 4 | Triple Spring Motor and all other exclusive CoWk ON THE EASIEST KIND OF TERMS MW Baldwin ca"°^T ifldwin

that of having on it roster the post which subscribed heavier than any other in the country to the fund being raised by national Legion Headquarters for the decoration of veterans’ graves overseas this Memorial day. The Ft. Wayne Post, No. 47, holds ths honor with a subscription of $471.43. The quota was only 10 cents per member, which, with the post membership of 70fi, wonld have made its share only S7O. The Ft. Wayne post Is the largest in the State. Delaware Post No. 19 of Muncle, the second largest post with a membership of 504, made the second highest contribution in the State, with $70.72. The State department as a whole has exceeded its quota in the grave decoration fund drive, more than SI,SOO having been turned over to national headquarters. The quota was $1,734.41, based on last year’s membership. BANDIT SLAYERS GET LIFE TERMS Four Convicted of Murdering Culver Merchant. Special to The Times. WARSAW, Ind., May 20.—Four men were to start serving sentences of life imprisonment today for the murder of Russell Saine, hardware merchant of Culver, who was shot to death as he tried to prevent a hold-up o fthe Culver State Bank. The jury returned a verdict of guilty against the men late last night and pronounced their sentences. It is understood their lives were spared after ten of the Jurora had voted repeatedly for the death penalty. They were convicted of the crime on the first ballot, but the Jury was locked up four hours trying to decide on the penalty. The bandits are Peter Fox. J. R. Barns and Arthur Silbert all of Chicago, and Joseph Byers of Knox, Ind.

Drouth Reveals Warning of Tears GENEVA, May 20.—A severe drought is prevailing in Switzerland and the Rhone and Rhine rivers have dwindled to balf their normal Rise. At Genthond the Stone bottom of the lake has appeared, revealing this inscription, dated 18C2: “When you see me again the world will be in tears.” In Lake Thun a similar Inscription has been revealed.

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 20,19Z1.

Doors Open at 8:15 A. M.

Rummage Sale of Rugs Rugs and Floor Coverings of every description at sensational savings for those who come early. When such remarkable prices as we have marked the close-out items below are offered there is no telling how long even the largest quantity will last. We sincerely urge, therefore that you shop in the morning if you possibly can. Our doors will be open at B:ls—come then and be sure of getting the floor covering you need. No Phone Orders or Approvals —Every Sale Must Be Final! “It’s Easy to Pay the People’s Way” Here Are Just a Few Examples of What You’ll Find In This Great Sale

27-Inch Brussels Carpet.B9^ 27-Inch Tapestry $1.59 27-Inch Grass Runner... 89£

A McDougall Kitchen Cabinet IN EVERY HOME delivers 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 for a short time. Every McDougall cabinet in our store is marked with new standard prices. - You don’t pay one penny extra for the convenience of paying the “Easy Way.” It’s Easy to Pay the People’s Way.

Get Your Nationally Advertised South Bend Watch “The Easy Way.” Same Price the World Over.

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3 Hour Sale —9 to 12 A. M. Only Reversible Wool and Fibre Rugs Size 9x12 New *9S Spring Patterns 0 Pay th. Prominent among the many amazing rug bargains in this remarkable sale is this wonder-value wool and fibre rug at the lowest of ail prices. Choice of several patterns and colors.

27x54-Tnch Matting Rugs - - -39^ 27x54-Inch Velvet Rugs $3.95 27x54-Inch Axminster Rugs • $5.25 36x72-Inch Axminster Rugs .... - *•*••• $7.95 6x9 " 'oot Brussels $23.50 6x9 Foot Velvet .$27.50 6x9-Foot Axminster 8.3 x 10.6-Foot Tapestry • • $24.95 8.3 x 10.6-Foot Velvet •.. .$32.50 8.3x10.6-Foot Axminster $39.95 9x10.6 FOOT CONGOLEUM $10.98 9x12-Foot Brussels .... $13.98 9x12 FOOT AXMINSTER $29.98 9x12-Foot Axminster $34.95 9x12-Foot Velvet $37.85 9x12-Foot Wilton Velvet * $52.50 9x12-Foot Fringed Wilton •• $69.50 9x12 Foot Super-Wilton •• • .$99.50 11.3 x 12-Foot Tapestry $37.95 11.3x12-Foot Brussels $44.95 11.3x12-Foot Velvet •• •••s£3*so 12x15 Foot Wool Fibre * * $24.95

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8-Cup Aluminum Percolator 98c Eight-cup percolators will go quickly tomorrow at this sensational figure; made of good weight pure aluminum with heat-proof handle and snugfitting lid. No Phone Orders.

D. S. W. floor covering, per square yard 39£ Hardwood rug border, per square yard 59£ Cork linoleum, per sq. yd 79£

Join Our May out Interest or extras. The No. 2 Folding Brownie make* pictures 214x3 >4 inches. Sold the world over qq A Chance to Test Yoor Ability as an Amatenr Photographer First Friz*— For the best Kodak picture taken by an tlfinn In flnlrl amateur photographer of aDy part o I SIO.UU m trOiu 600-mile race at Speedway, May 30, we will give $15.00 In gold. For second beat ” tv-T : ni j we wiU give SIO.OO and for third beat SIO.OO in Gold $5.00. . Conditions of Contest Third Prize— Professorial photographers and employes $5.00 in Gold ® f photo houses are barred from contest. ~ All pictures submitted to remain as prop-j-j... _ erty of our Kodak Department. All enJudge*. • Represent**!** tries must be In by sp. m. Saturday, •f News, Times and Star. June 4.

Store Closes at 6 P.M.

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