Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 1, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1925 — Page 5

UNUSUAL STAMP ISSUE EXPECTED In Commemoration of Norse ) Immigrants’ Arrival. An allotment of Norse-American commemorative stamps is expected to arrive soon at the Indianapolis postoffice, according to Robert H. Bryson, postmaster. The stamps are in commemoration of arrival in New York on Oct. 9, 1825, of the sloop “Restoration” with the first group of immigrants from Norway to the United States. The stamps will be in two-cent and flve-cent denominations. The first issue is to be placed on sale at a few cities! May 18. The two-cent stamp bears the words “Norse-American” in white Roman letters at the top, in a straight panel, and below this is a curved ribbon reading "Centennial." The central design represents the sloop and at the bottom is, “United States Postage Two Cents.” The center is in black and the border in red. % On the flve-cent stamp is shown a Viking <ship, a shield of Norway with the date '‘1825” and a "United States shield with “1925.” The central design is in black ano the border blue. “Norse-American Centennial” appear also on the stamp, as on those of two-cent denomination. AUDITORIUM IS FINISHED Fleming Harden Christian Church. 50 N. T.-Ft St., will dedicate anew tauditoi i ' with all-day services Sunday. TANARUS! o Rev. O. A. Trinkle, pastor Englewood Christian Church, will speak. Cost of the unit Is $3,600. SCOUTS TO ESCORT LIONS Seouc Chief F. O. Belzer has arranged for the Indianapolis Boy Scout drum corps to escort the Lions Club to the district meeting at Kokomo Tuesday. A special bus has been obtained for the Scouts. BANDITS GET S2OO Bu Timr a Special MARION, Ind.. May 15. —Three youths slugged Don Brooks, restaurant proprietor at Somerset, while he was walking home and robbed him of S2OO. CANDIDATE SPENT $9 Bn Timr s Special SHELBYVILLE, Ind., May lo.— L. B. Hoop, Democrat candidate for mayor, spent only $9 in the primarj, his report shows.

STEGEMEIER’ Cafeteria Apollo Theatre Bid Saturday Special Roast Beef LiOK, With Sage Dreseirrg Our good cooks know Just how to prepare food so home-like that you al most think mother cooked the meal. A big variety of good things to eafc always awaits you at Stegomeier’s. Special All Week Maple Walnut If Sundae Uv Just the thing to “top off" your meal.

For Furniture-

Screen Door?, Screen Windows, Wire Screen, Lawn Mowers, Hose, Reels, Sprinklers, Inside and Outside Paints VONNEGUTS 120-124 E. Wash. St

iCLOTHING lon credit I ASKIN & MARINE CO. 127 W. W ASH I N GTjON ST.

Liberal Allowances Given for Your Old Furniture MESSENGER’S E. Washington and Delaware Ste.

SMART APPAREL On Easy Terma FEDERAL CLOTHING STORES 131 W. Washington St.

CAMP I N G EQUIPMENT COSg*LETI! LINE UNDERSELLING STORE 84 WEST MARYLAND Watch onv Saturday Specials. Open Saturday until 9 P. M.

BRUNSWICK CORDS Guaranteed 12,000 Miles By Ua LINCOLN TIRE CO. 906-908 N. Capitol Ave.

Trade Old Furniture for New At GORDON’S 121-129 E. Wash. St.

Hoosier Briefs

| 1 HEN put it over Earl Mar|A | schand of Tipton. MarI schand purchased a pair white guineas and saved the eggs carefully. Three weeks ago, he put them under a hen. They hatched Buff Orpington chickens. City council at Washington has figured is cost the city 17 Vi cents for each vote cast in the last primary. Two airplanes and more than one hundred automobiles will be used by the La Porte Chamber of Commerce on a booster tour of ten Indiana and Michigan towns. Herman Bryant, Washington realtor, is clearing a tract of land in the eastern part of Pike County with oxen. James Shannon, Clinton miner, didn't step fast enough when a mule •kicked. His nose was broken. School enumeration at Tipton shows a loss of fifty-four children over last year. R““— IiVY KASTETTER, IJarl ford City high school stucent, i___J believes he is the first football casualty of the year. He broke his collar bone in spring practice. “ ‘Back Home Again in Indiana.’ Is still my favorite song,” said Phil man, home from Tampa, Fla. Prof. Nicholas I. Rembusch of Shelbyville has made a violin out of wood, seasoned, he says, for 124 years. ■ \ Mr. arid Mrs. James Rogers of King Station, ejected from the Enon

LEA & PERRINS’ SAUCE Makes Stews taste better

SHOES For All the Family MODE BROS. 141 E. Wash.

Ayres Has Sold Maytag Washers for Over Six Years In those years over 2,700 Maytag Washing Machines have been instaljin Indianapolis by this store. Since January 1,1925, we have sold in Indianapolis over 683 Maytag Washers. We Know the Maytag—We Know What It Can Do We know the Maytag will wash your heaviest laundry—do it well and get it clean. We know it will wash curtains—laces —blankets —with equal facility and no damage. We Know There Are Thousands of Homes That Need the Maytag That’s why we make it easy to get a demonstratioa in your home—and easy to buy on unusually easy terms.

When You Buy a Maytag From Ayres You Buy Ayres Service and Ayres Dependability This store is over fifty-two years old. It has a reputation of dependability that is known all over the nation. Those fifty-two years of dependability are behind every Maytag we sell, as they are behind every paper of pins or yard of cloth. We Have 1,000 Maytags to Distribute at These Low Terms L-iSAxbss & Co* See the Maytag In operation on the street floor—ln the Downatalra Btor —on the sixth floor—then have It demonstrated In *your home.

General Baptist Church for gossiping about other members, can enter their church again. Judge Claude A. Smith of Princeton dissolved a restraining order against them. Joe Butcher, formerly of Lebanon and a Purdue graduate, is superintendent of way of all of the railways in Central America, his friends have learned.

(P:S Bargain Basement A(W Every Day A okle Day ,

Special Purchase and Sale 500 Trimmed Hats Up to $5 Values Ribbon Hats 0 , Gloria Pokes Hair Hats oCltllVCtCiy (JliLy New Turbans Felt Hats Off-The-Face Crepe Hats Small Cloches Satin Hats H if B Wide-Brimmed Hats Taffeta Hats B WN—JUfc mwl mu Matron Styles Straw Hats Bobbed Hair Styles Combinations High Crowns The Earlier You Choose, the More Extraordinary Will Be Your Selection! —Rink’s Bargain Basement.

Get Out a Heavy Washing—--0 curtains, blankets and all—and call MAin 5200 for a demonstration. If you like the machine, you can buy it right away for $t $o ■ DOWN M WEEKLY a /

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TWO FOM GUILTf Milwaukee to Twen-ty-five Yens for Murder. Bu United Prrsf , WAUKEGAN, Wis., May 15. Bernhardt Mylin and Edward J. Smith, both of Milwaukee, early today were found guilty by a jury of

the charge of killing Russell S. Dickey, express messenger, during the attempted robbery of a Chicago & Northwestern train last year and were sentenced to twenty-five years in the penitentiary. Their first trial resulted in a hung jury. Bernard Smith, former policeman of Chicago, and Ralph McKee, Chicago, also charged with the murder, were freed.

DOWNSTAIRS * AYRES COOP MERCHANDISE AYRES SERVICE LOW PRICES SATURDAY SALES

Saturday Shoppers Will Find Large and Quite Complete Stocks of Coats and Dresses

New Georgette Coats The ultra smart coat for summer wear—for dress, street or evening wear — 45

SPORT HATS

AYRES' “ST ANNEX MEN’S fr BOY’S WEAR. RUGS fr DRAPERIES One Door South of Meridian St. Entrance WOOL Two-Trouser SUITS

Men’s Black and Brown Oxfords, $4.95 Goodyear welts; rubber heels; all solid leather; sieea 6 to U. Boys’ and Men’s Heavy , Tennis Shoes, $1.95 White canvas* tope; these shoes were made to sell for considerable more than our price. Suction or gum sole; sizes 2V4 Clean-Up of Odd Lot of Men’s High Shoes and Oxfords, $2.45 Not all sises in the lot; a wonderful value if you can get your else.

In the Saturday Sale at a Popular Price

Coats for street, dress and sports wear, of twills, Angora, tweeds, downy weave, Polaires. A large collection of styles in sizes 16 to 52 * •>. A large collection of colors from which to make your choice. Many coats are silk lined all are fully lined.' Dresses of Canton, flat crepe, Georgettes, washable silks, prints, crepe de chine, for all occasions, for all sizes, 16 to 52 J /2. Many gorgeous colors.

In a Great Sale at ■1.95 Smartly styled hats —in the height of fashion—for the races and other sports wear. Wide color and fabric range.

Every Suit With a Guarantee Popular Price Range *l3 'l9- ’24- ’29Models —Single and double-breasted models In the ever popular two and three-button sack —Prince of Wales style, conservative and semi-conservative models. Materials —All-wool fabrics in light, medium and heavy weight; materials that will wear and stand up well. Colors —Pastel shades, In grays, blues and tans; stripes, fancy patterns and plain colors. Dark and medium dark colors. Models for business men —to fit the short man, the stout man, the Btub and the normal figure.

Men’s Genuine Imported English Broadcloth Shirts, $1.19 Fine, highly finished mnterlnl, carefully tailored; choice assortment of Stetsoa, Duvall and other reputnhle makes; white, tan, gray and blue. Sizes 14 to 17. Neckband or collar-attached style. Rayon Swiss Knitted Ties, 69c

Boys’ All-Wool Suits

Four-piece English cut suits for boys from 7 to 17 years. A coat, a vest, one pair of gold knickers and one pair of plain knickers; just the kind of a suit the boy will want. I7JI $Qi45 t|Q.95 New long trouser suits. Size 5 to 9 years. $9.45 Boy’s High-Grade Blouses, 79c English broadcloths, satin striped madras, woven madras, printed inadrns, woven shirtings. Carefully tailored and unusually good lilting blouses; collar attached; soft cuffs; sizes 8 to 16 years.

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Saturday Sale of Fancy Flock Dot Voiles, Yard 49c Handsome assortment of fancy figured and striped designs, colored dots over white and colored grounds; colors and dots are absolutely fast.

Men’s Pure Silk Knitted Four-in-Hand Neckwear, 59c Pure Silk Four-in-Hands, 79c A wonderful assortment of colors. Men’s Wool Pants, $2.95 Fine assortment of pin strlnee, pencil stripes, blue, brown, medium and dark gray: carefully tailored pants: well suited for dress or every day wear; belt loops, cuff bottoms: assorted lengths. Sizes 29 to 42 waist measure.