Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 224, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1925 — Page 13

THURSDAY, JAN. 29,1925

TAX RECEIPTS IN INDIANADECREASE Collections 10 Per Cent Smaller Than in 1923. Bv Timet BveciaX WASHINGTON, Jan. 29. —ln di&na taxpayers paid $42,004,925.60 to the Federal Government during 1924, according to the Bureau of In ternal Revenue. In 1923 payments •were nearly 10 per cent larger, amounting to $46,417,165.91. Statistics show Indiana ranking thirteenth in the amount of taxes paid by the various States. Those ahead are New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Illinois, North Carolina Ohio, California, Massa uhusetts New Jersey, Missouri, Maryland, in eluding the District of oClumbia and Virginia. Os the total Indiana .taxes las year, $26,148,173 was in the form o income taxes and the remaindt miscellaneous taxes. In 1923 th Hoosier income taxes total t $26,323,657 ;mlscellaneous, $20,147,50b For the United States as a whole taxes collected in 1924, were $lO5, 850,631 less than in 1923. Totals it, 1924 was $2,688,045,621. FRIENDS PREFER COURT Effort Made to Withdraw Denton Pe tit ion From Assembly. Friends of George K. Denton, de seated Democratic candidate foi judge of the Supreme Court, ar> seeking to withdraw the petition filed by E. C. Day, Kokomo, with the General Assembly, alleging it regularities and malconduct in can vasa of the vote in Denton’s race against Judge Benjamin M. Wllloughly, Vincennes Republican. Attorneys for Denton declare th petition was filed without their con sent and through the backing of th> Indiana Anti-Saloon League, and they prefer to take their chances t: court action now pending. It is pointed out that Denton could not benefit by the action before the Legislature in that the joint legis lative committee has power only to declare a vacancy. In this case the Governor would appoint a judge. INJURIES PROVE FATAL Pedestrian Dies After Being Struck by Auto Tuesday. James Hudson, 35, of 917 Elm St. died at city hospital early today from injuries received when he wastruck by a machine at New Jersey St. and Virginia Ave. Tuesday. Hudson, who was crossing the street, was struck by a machine driven by Emil Leppert, 25, of 1621 S. Talbott Ave. Hudson was not identified until a friend called at the hospital Wednesday. Leppert will be reslated on an in voluntary manslaughter charge, police say. TOASTMASTER SELECTED Dick Miller to reside at C. of C. Dinner for Salesmen. Dick Miller, president of City Trust Company, will be toastmaster at a Chamber of Commerce dinner for more than 200 traveling salesmen of Indianapolis wholesale firms Friday night. Frank S. Fish back, president, will open the meeting. C. B. Crets of Van Camp Hardware and Iron Company has charge of arrangements A. K. Meyer is chairman of the wholesale trade division, which is sponsoring the dinner. Prof. George Tapy of Wabash Colege and T. A. Lowery of Chicago Herald and Examiner will speak. Liberty Market Sold Purchase of the Liberty Market, grocery at 360-340 E. Washington St., by Colan C. Schaefer, Richmond, Ind.. from the Liberty Market Cor pomtion was announced today. He will operate the place under the same name.

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BEE* KOAST, 15c Positively High Quality Hams Plump, Small, Fresh 17c “Fork roast' 15c REAN BACON" Sugar Cured, | Q Fine Fried lOC FORK Shoulder, Sliced 18c CHOPS Rib or Loin 20c “SHORT RIBS of Beef lQc C'rPAt'v " OILAIV Center Swiss 20c STEAK Tender Juicy 15c "SHOULDERS" Smoked 14c HAMS Sugared-Cured Smoked 23c BACON Genuine Breakfast 20c McSHANE’S BUTCHER SHOP '133 We.t Washington”

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Only Two More Days of these marvelous values, then -ends the sale all Indianapolis is talking about. You’d better be safe than sorry; act now while there is still time in which to buy high-character furniture at fraction of its worth. Save 25% to 50% Every article is marked at a bona fide reduction of one-fourth to onehalf. You buy at virtually your own price. But after Saturday night these prices are passe.

@ “IDEAL” 3-ROOM OUTFIT Could l3 ,ou Imagine /1 A A Now Uc I Hr“ : = I = a 4l I L a mor generous I H uL~ H /fsf! Btt flm $ I , * a [*—* ill i 3§j offer? Everything !■ n|U Jw H • 91 an “ fiwStflfpl n ° \1 II Save _ an</ Save DINING ROOM OUTFIT 7 ~ ~)!jJi_i_m[f[]| I Queen Ann design; table, six chairs and buffet In genu- jQQ j Jj j , Ine walnut veneer. Only $5 Down jjll | ; | ' LMI LIVING ROOM OUTFIT Three-piece overstuffed velour suite of fine quality, jtt jngjpisis jyl Jtf EL^I-l 8 Floor lamp Included. Only $5 Down ............. | ' SEE THE VIRGINOLA ITT ii fISSB CONSOLE “IDEAL” BEDROOM SUITE * ——, I r—--, |MB| /ft *>A Handsome two-tone walnut veneer suite, including bow- } ) KH end bed > vanity dresser and chifforette. Complete for |PHka 8^| ° nly $5 Down JP! Floor Covering \ i ES§H| Unoleum and Felt Base \ W *•••* wSSftS ci a 1 premium New patterns, cut and laid withs ® th e • | offer. Buy and out cost to you. Give us the diV Ideal Wav 1 • ave *- t mensions of the room; we’ll do w . $kM 2J the •*■ . VIRGINOLA—The supreme phonograph—at a sacrifice rfpJS && Choice felt base floor J| price. Polished walnut or mahogany cabinet. Every instru- J coverings, per yard, La LI A ment guaranteed. A small payment puts this wonderful only LI ■ Big bargain in your home. See it, hear it—and you’ll buy it. RUGS! HALF PRICE AND LESS M Several sample rugs and a few slightly used rugs Involving all popular sites, for a whole lot less than they could pos- L| M slbly be sold wholesale today. Here is an unusual barga n £9 U worthy your Immediate attention. • w

FREE DELIVERY Anywhere, within a radius of fifty miles from Indianapolis, we will deliver by motor truck, without any coat whatever to the purchaser. Eoonomy demands Immediate action 1

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Velour and Cane Suite Magnificent three-piece suite of superior workmanship $ PA and choice materials at a price that means sacrifice to al ffLgJP us. Included, without additional cost, is a delightful bridge lamp. Only $5 down.

Complete Bed Outfit, Only If value is your chief concern, then this is the right con- g* f"> corn. Nothing proves it better than these bed outfits. A wonderful mattress, comfortable long-wearing spring and jlb***^ an all-steel bed at less than what most people expect to jig, WT~IM pay for the mattress alone. hHB MI W? STOVES, RANGES, HEATERS-HALF PRICE Some of them are re-built used stoves, now virtually as good as new, but all of them are easily worth twice their low sale price. They are going fast, so make your choice now if you would save big money.

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Charge Vour Purchasel The most outstanding feature of this sale is that you may choose anything from this entire stock and simply charge your purchase. One small payment delivers your selections. The balance will be divided into small weekly or monthly payments consistent with your desires. Thus yon may enjoy beautiful, useful furniture without straining your finances. Obey that impulse to buy now—while everything is in your favor.

FREE STORAGE If, for any reason are not ready now for new furniture, but expect to be later, we will gladly store anything • you select and deliver on your orders. Save 259 c to 40% now!

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