Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 185, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1924 — Page 19

BUSINESS OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR 1925 Increased Volume of Trade in Basic Commodities Seen by President of U. S. Chamber of Commerce,

By RICHARD F. GRANT President Chamber of Commerce of The United Spates SHE business outlook Is distinctly encouraging. The business man ran row go ahead with the assurance the country Is sound at heart and is going to stand by our long-tried fundamental principles. This will reflect itself in all lines of trade and particularly in our basic commodities. We may confidently expect increasing volume In all these lines and a year of unquestioned prosperity in 1925. Maintenance of large distribution of merchandise into consumption may be expected. The readjustments in prices among different classes of commodities that has resulted from earlier events

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RUBENS $75,000 REMOVAL SALE!

SERVICE Plenty of salesmen assure you prompt and courteous service, the same which has always been an outstanding feature of the Rubens store.

Most Sensational Sale in Our History Going Like a Whirlwind The overwhelming response to this big event from tho start offers indisputable evidence of the confidence of the clothing buying public in the Rubens store —and you've ha rued by experience that we always give you more than we promise—so don’t miss this big underselling event. Positively Every Garment Must Be Sold —Nothing Will Be Reserved STORE OPENS SATURDAY MORNING AT 8 O’CLOCK - BE HERE EARLY Suits of every good material in every wanted inode!—young men's English and Wales models, men’s in eon servatives, stouts, slims, shorts, etc. Styles to tit men of every build. Overcoats in all the good fabrics and popular models. MtSSmiSi&'l' £, Practically Every Suit and Overcoat in Stock Thrown Into Five Large Groups! Uptos3o Values Uptos3s Values Up to $45 Values Up tosss Values Up tos6s Values SUITS and SUITS and SUITS and SUITS and SUITS and OVERCOATS OVERCOATS OVERCOATS OVERCOATS OVERCOATS SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE *l4*s s iy*s *23*5 *29*5 *94*5 NO CHARGE FOR MINOR ALTERATIONS—With Many of the Suits We Can Furnish Extra Trousers at Small Additional Cost.

Boys’ & Children’s Clothing, Overcoats and 2-Pants Suits Prices in this department reduced in same proportion as our men’s clothing.

Odd Trousers in Endless Variety Cheeks, Plaids, Stripes and Plain Colors. Match Up Your Suit Now While Prices Are Smashed

Genuine Cravenette Gaberdine Coats ' | $1 ft :r6 s | Beautifully Made, Silk and Satin Lined. Sale Prices JL m mL %tJ sM, ~

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in 1924 are having their effect. The index number of all wholesale prices has changed but little during the year, but prices for many commodities that have been depresses have moved upward and prices of some other grotips that were w r ell above the general level have shown appreciable declines. The result is stimulating to general consumption, and the stimulus to consumption is working back to producers. In so large a country with such a diversity of businesses as the United States conditions are never quite uniform throughout. There will always be dark spots with pressing problems. When improvement is widely recorded, however, and the fundamentals underlying the business structure, like finance and transportation services, are sound and in a condition to lend ready support. we can look for business developments of a satisfactory sort. Today's Best Radio Features Copyright, 1924. by United Press KI.X, Oakland (509 M.), 9P. M. PCST—Cabieri Band. WHA, Madison (275 M., 7:45 P. M. OST—Cantata. WGY, Schenectady i3<!o M >, 8:15 P. M. EST—Drama, “The Bells.” WLS, Chicago (345 M.i, 10 P. M. CST—Rock Island Entertainers. WEAF, New York (492 M); WCAP, Washington (409 M.>, and WGR. Buffalo (319 M.), 9 P. M. EST —Fischer’s Orchestra.

Every Suit, Overcoat and Odd Trousers in Our Enormous Stock Must Be Sold!

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SPECIALS WHILE THEY LAST! One Lot of One L.ot of One Lot of Sport Model Sport Model Belted and SUITS SUITS Conservative Values Up to $25 Values Up to S3O OVERCOATS SAL.F. PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE *9.85 *11.85 *12.85

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We’ve Given Up Our Lease — We re Going to Move Our thousands of friends and patrons will be advised In due time of our new location. Meanwhile, don’t fail to at tend our BIG REMOVAL SALE.

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