Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 156, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1925 — Page 7

FRIDAY; OCT. 30,1925

lECORD AMOUNT If inheritance BAXES ARE PAID fc,000,000 Estate of Local Head Helps Swell Total. LBilore money in inheritance taxes M paid to tlie State of Indiana the fiscal year which ended Bpt. 30 than in any other year Kfee the inheritance tax law was ■t into effect. was announced by Schulyer Mowrer, inheritance tax representative in the State tax hoard, toInheritance taxes for the year he approximately $1,130,000, as with $389,000 for last year, ruling to Mowrer. taxes this year totaled 2,ns compared with 2,906, for the before, and they were valued f between $28,000,000 and $69,000,000, as compared with $67,816,567 for the year before. The value of taxable estates was swelled by the death of Charles C. Perry of the Indianapolis Light and I leat Company and Crawford Fairbanks of Terre Haute. Perry left an estate valued at $3,590,278.57 and Crawford Fairbanks $2,449,589. Other large estates left in Marion County were those of Joseph D. Adams, $542,000; John M. Shaw, •19,805; Delavan Smith, $690,573; Uiam P. Jungclaus, $307,680.92, and Mary A. Dell, $524,434.77.

STATE SWINE MEN HONORED Three Asked to Be Judges at Stock Show. Three Indiana swine authorities have been invited by the directors of the International Live Stock Exposition to serve as judges in Chicago, Nov. 28 to Dec. 5. E. J. Barker of Thorntown, secretary of the State Board of Agri’ulture, will make the awards In Berkshire barrow classes as he did last year. He is president of the National Swine Growers’ Association. He is the oldest breeder of Berkshires in this country. L. D. Stewart of Tipton will judge the Duroc-Jerseys. He has been a Duroc breeder for many years and has judged at the Atlanta, Kentucky State, Indiana State Fair and other big shows. Prof. W. W. of Purdue University will tie the ribbons in the Spotted Poland China classes and pass upon the boys and girls pigs entered in the Junior Bleeding Contest. is on the Animal Husbandry staff University. V_ T. P. A. WILL DEDICATE Ceremonies Planned for New house Here Nov 18-20. Celebration of the thirty-fifth anniversary of the Travellers’ Protective Association and dedication of the new Indianapolis post clubhouse at 1025 N. Pennsylvania St., will he held here Nov. 18, 19, and 20. According to an announcement, state and national officers will attend. New members are to be initiated. ..DOG SHOW PLANNED Boston Terrier Club to Have Specialty Exhibit Here. The Boston Terrier Club of Indiana will open its first specialty show at the Denison Nov. 11. John A. Ivyte, Newton, Mass., will act as judge of the entries and Dr. Henry Martin, Cincinnati, will be show superintendent. Trophies will be given prize winners, in addition to $75 in wish prizes.

Protect Your Clothing! DIRT is the greatest enemy your clothing has. The constant rubbing together of the tiny particles of grit and grime wears out clothing fastef than anything else. Protect your clothing! Keep it clean. For clean fabric lasts longer. GREGGORIZING, our special process of odorless cleansing, gets out ALL the dirt, brightens the color, restores the freshness, protects the fabric and puts new life in your clothing. Phone DRexel 7600. We gladly call for and deliver. GREGG &SON, Ino. Indianapolis DRexel

This Gigantic Furniture Sale Ends Tomorrow!!

V ;*: r v ; a BB A mm 8888 x r Bk B i - MHRk JP mmmm JMr mm - BbwBBBB bBRP Vv|4* , ■ y £ .[ y /**vl ’ M W Bb

Just One More Day of This Marvelous Offer!!

Get four Overstaffed Suite Tomorrow!! At this low price every home can afford one of these splendid overstuffed living room suites. Beyond a doubt, the terms are the most economical you have ever been offered. Let nothing prevent your cashing in on this greatest of all living room suite offers. Custom-made, built to our own exacting specifications, embracing skillful construction and bigh quality materials, it is nothing short of a “miracle” at the low price of $119! The three pieces shown are included. The davenport is a massive piece, distinctive in design, luxurious in comfort.

Remember-A Small Deposit Will Hold ———— Fine Walnut Dining Suite ! * American Walnut leather bottom chacirs, including a host’s arm chair and a full sized buffet. You will be delighted with WM XB iMUttSpdjSm fin . isH - Included, wjthout a beautiful American walnut. Ordi- j A New Faultless I cJSi7 JB^®j narily you would pay $150.00 for a jflj py m HEATERS , UpriceTo„Ty$ e 99. "" . 1 _ 1 Tj Oak and Leather Rocker 811 ■sgfca Massive, comfortable rockers. Pj QP P| | mmm Genuine leathen Excellent JB aOD Six-Hole Ranges spring upholstering. A rocker ||j wm , n All Cast 9X12 TAPESTRY RUGS $2d.50 that will last a life time. Won- M ffitdkj PA 9X12 WILTON VELVETS $52.50 = = :: derful value. No money down. ■ B * W \k V" i 1 J -1* •* Axmlnsttrs. Very V>t ■■ ■■ D' \3 w tractive col- 7C newest d*o>l OP MJI orings J.l D design* P)4.u)

| 3-Room a I Outfits I H Complete 11 1?349j

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

The Sale T* t Has £ana^ 0 jj s jj y Vomorrow! Anew chapter has been written in the retail furniture business of Indianapolis. During the entire month of October this store has been crowded with eager customers, buying fine quality furniture at low sale prices and on the easiest terms imaginable. No money down! This marvelous everrt has proven the greatest sensation of the year. Rut while the sale is at its very peak in volume of business, tomorrow will positively be the last day. We advertised this sale for October only. What we advertise, we do! So don’t let tomorrow end without taking full advantage of this great merchandising triumph.

Mo Money Vownil

I 4* Room a I Outfits I Kg * . Complete j M 429 I L J

7