Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 208, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1925 — Page 13

FRIDAY, JAN. 9, 1925

Manual High Minutes The school library, which is a Jtemch of the city library, was openm Thursday after being closed all week due to new equipment being installed. Many new books have been furnished. The Roines Club met at the home of Harold Darnell, 1305 S. Belmont Ave., and discussed plans for arousing enthusiasm to back the basketball team. Paul Rudbeck was admitted to membership. Odd Number Club met in the library. John Moffet, club sponsor, read a short story, “Ainesville,” -written by John Herrmann, a club member. The O. Henry Prize Stories of 1923 was the book chosen to be read by all the members for the -next meeting. A test will be given on it. The club has been divided into two sides, and the one making the poorest average on the test must feed the winners. Motion pictures' opposing the evolution theory were shown the science students in the new auditorium. They were given under direction of the Y. M. C. A. i The Oratorical Club is practising on a miniature representation of the constitutional convention of 1787, to be given before the student body next week in the new auditorium. The French Club will celebrate their annual “Twelfth Night’’ with representation of it at their next Hpeting. A party will follow. Ralph L,. Duggan, a graduate of the June ’O4 class at Manual, has sailed for South America as purchasing agent for the Bethlehem Steel Works. He was a widely known athlete while attending school. William Sponsel, editor, has announced that the January senior number of the Booster will be issued Jan. 20.

RUBENS GIGANTIC REMOVAL SALE!

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

iV\f v * ' Prices Slashed Still Lower—Every Price Range Now Supplemented With Still Greater Bargains If you have not already gotten your share of these wonderful values, don’t delay any longer, as the chances now for saving money are without a doubt the greatest in our history. Don’t fail to be here Saturday. See Our Windows for a Few Examples of Our Many Sensational Values, BJKr j. M: : Practically Every Suit and Overcoat in Stock Thrown Into Five Large Groups!

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NO CHARGE FOR MINOR ALTERATIONS—With Many of the Suits We Can Furnish Extra Trousers at Small Additional Cost.

Attention, Stout Men! Hundreds of sensational suit values here for men requiring stout and long stout suits. Sizes up to 50. SALE PRICES *l7Jito*34J!

500 Pairs Odd Trousers! Taken from two-trouser suits; checks, stripes and plaids. Sale Price,

P( IPFMC 30 WfiSt Eight^Year* s zt ItUDUld.Otf Wash. St. “-s**

-THE FASTEST GROWING STORE IN INDIANAPOLIS- f Saturday Will Bea Real BARGAIN DAY fin Winter Coats and Dresses! Both Fur and Self-Trimmed Coats Formerly Sold Up to $35.00 Formerly Sold Up to $59.50 SJ O^BS Newest Colors, Styles, Materials Finest Furs and Linings! Fall and Winter Cl J CA D-R-E-S-S-E-S * | A— Many different styles. Dresses §1 ■HKgi® that formally sold up to $39.50 dtk

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

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SPECIALS WHILE THEY LAST!

OVERCOATS One lot of fine All-Wool O v e r e o ats, men’s and young men’s models. SALE PRICE $1 0.85 14

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

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OVERCOATS One lot of extra fine, allwool, satin lined Overcoats. SALE PRICE $15.65

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