Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 185, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1925 — Page 23
FRIDAY, DEC. 4, 1925
INDIANA FARMS SHOWJDECLINE Decrease Due to Hard Times During 1920-25. Bu Times Special WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.—Along h many other States, Indiana ws a decrease In the number of farms from 1920 to 1925, according to a preliminary farm census report today by the Bureau of Census. The State total In 1925 was 195,787, against 205,126 in 1920. / Marion County farms dropped from 2,855 to 2,452. Vigo County farms dropped from 2,770 to 2,428. Vanderburg County farms dropped from 1,686 to 1,598. The number of farms in the State has shown a progressive decline from 1900. In that year there were 221,897, which went down to 215,485 in 1910. No reason IS assigned for the 19201920 decrease, but it is partially due to the hard times farmers had betweeen those, years, and to the consolidation dr farms. CONSUMES HALF AN APPLE The per capita consumption of apples in the United States is now about half an apple a day, occordIng to the Unied States Department Df Agricultux-e.
Pit' * Gift Piohlom - '
f Join the Victor Xmas Gift Club Tomorrow i fThis year, pay for your gifts out of income, rather than out of capital, according to the Victor convenient ■; credit plan! Invest in the kind of gifts that will make this the most wonderful Christmas ever for young and * 8. old—pay for them as you enjoy them in small monthy amounts you’ll hardly miss at all! J
Wrought Iron Bridge Lamps $5-95 New bridge lamps with artistically designed wrought iron bases and shades will grace many homes of this community as a result of this big offer! Select now! Floor Lamps Floor lamps complete with attractive trimmed a a shades; our nL | 1 WL Price
Large 20-In. Mama Dolls AQ Fully dressed ; pret- s|C . ty faces. Specially priced at '
Child’s Desk & Chairs For all children we have a complete line of child’s desks and chairs, moderately priced. /Ktf) AQ rr a " p $2.98
LET OUR EASY CREDIT PLAN SOLVE YOUR GIFT PROBLEM! IPif, mture w In tile Shopping: Dio- Remember, erery mine trlct—Just V/ii blocks ___ ___ exactly a* repreAented. sa&sra “■-237 West Washington Street—* f.y^.T-SsstJs:
Mother Against Evolution
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Mrs. James H. Corbett
Mrs. James H. Corbett of Utica, N. Y., blames the disappearance of her daughter, Alice, upon the girl’s studies of evolution at Smith College. She says the study undermined the girl's religion.
OedarCte Other Remarkable Cedar Chest Values up to $75
Mahogany End Tables $0.45 Beautiful mahogany finish. Makes an ideal gift
Metal Coaster Wagons With Large Tlrea A handsome big coaster built for *7C long service. Make /J) the kiddy happy. A nT~ big value at
DEATH RATE IS HIGHEST HERE Indianapolis Leads Other Cities in One Week., Bu Times Special WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.—lndianapolis had a high death rate during a recent representative week, both
Ask Any Doctor regarding the merit* of Monntain Valley Water aa an aid in the treatment of dlaeanea caueed by Improper functioning of the kidney*—dlahrtett. Bright'* DiNense. high blood pressure. He will tell you of the vuluahle properties in Its mineral suit*—of the ahslotunre that it will give to your burdened organs of elimination—of how it will aid in restoring health and normal activity to your kidneys. Hundreds of - people right here In your own city will trll you of the wonderful benefits they have derived from drinking Mountain Valley Water. Ask us their names. iPhone. Mountain Valley Water 911-13 Massachusetts Ave. Phone, Cl role 1299.
$5 ‘Hotpoint’ . Electric Pads $ | .98 Genuine “Hotpoint” M i heating pads. Only a limited number..
Red.] Bikes ■Tust the thing for the kiddles. Wood seat finished in A M. I J bright red and sub- ” stantially made. Especially priced.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
compared to that of other cities of her general size and teh national average. The city's annual rates, however, Is below many others. This is shown In the health reports of the U. S. Department of Commerce for sixty-six cities for the week of Now. 21. The Indianapolis rate for that week was 15.3.; Columbus had 14; Cincinnati, 16.3; Louisville, 10.9; Kansas City, 15.5; Mllwoukee, 9.7; Minneapolis, 11.8; St. Paul, 10. Toledo, 12. All figures are per 100,000 population.
Extra Special Bird Cage and Stand Complete $0,25 Brass cage with wire guard; shelf; closing and fastening door fully equipped. Strong stand and heavy base.
Child’s Table and 2 Chairs $.48 Strongly made and "‘‘j* prettily finished. ” Special at
For Her Dollies Every little girl wants a nice carriage for her dolls. There are more than 50 to select from a i■* /% here, and AL < kll as low as .V
LISTEN TO THIS, FOLKS—LISTEN TO THIS CLOSELY
SIDNEY’S
CLOSING OUT
Heavy Canvas Work Gloves 5c Pair %J L LIMIT
is giving- you the opportunity to buy your Christmas Gifts at a great saving. Our “OUT WE GO” sale is on in full swing. Hundreds of Indianapolis folks have been saving money buying our quality merchandise for less money. You, too, can do the same; all that we ask is that you slip in and try us. This is the happy-to-show-you store. Come Today. Sidney*s Sell for Less! You Will Admit After Seeing the Bargains.
For the Men Who Work Outdoors SHEF.PLINED COATS These coats are made of selected pelts, gabardine and waterproof moleskin shell. The /Mnhj]ideal coat for the outr / ivvH} door men, sportss6.9s special • fJ
lit every j>air of shoes we stock. Prices reduced on e co oq Bed Sheets jbl e # f Seamless, fine qual-<£ gfl OQ IS Style * $2 88 V rial bargain-—" ** I= £ yle 16-Inch PwraWrl Breeches J 6.95 Jfl&i F.U C, -. U j
—. SPECIAL UNDERWEAR Great Reduction on Every Garment Flcccelined Union Suits $1.39 Wool Process Union Suits $1.69 Three-Season Union Suits $1.49 50% Wool Union Suits $3.69
Waterproof HUNTING COATS All Needed Pockets. (/• nr Special.... P jezhizjl Regulation Navy Style Trousers . Be!1 C 9 QC Bottoms . . VfautlJ ■ 1 S" Buckskin Shirts Chamois finish, water and windproof. Coat style. Special .. . vwavtl 1 1 O. D. Shirts Heavy all-wool shirts. Two Pockets, double elbow. QC Special . . . <Pw(t/D
SIDNEY S BARGAIN STORE
Hundred* of unadrerttsed bargain* s come walk through and look orer the table* full of merchandise. You will be surprised at the bargains.
SALE
All-Wool Overcoats to Close Out at One Price Thee coals arc made of all wool material, ulster style, latest model; regular (85.00 value. Closing out price—.
Corduroy SheepLined Vest Here’s a warm garment for winter. Leather sleeves, heavy sheeplined pelt lined. A bargain at this close-out price. $7.95
BLANKETS BLANKETS
New English All-Wool Blankets 253.69 Heavy Four-Pound Cottbn Blanket $2.49
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LEATHER COATS They’re All the Go This Season Genuine black horsehide leather Coats, waterproof. This is not a vest, but a real coat style, 34 inches long, full belted, two top pockets and two bottom pockets, wool blanket lined, leather sleeves, lined with chamoisette and have elastic all-wool wristlets. Get one before they are all gone at this special closing-out "-$16.75
0. D. Army Blankets J5&95 A Beautiful Assortment of Woolnap Indian Blankets Sizes 64 to .78. Special $3.89
FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS Warm and Durable. OQ Coat style o*/C
Brand New Navy Regulation PEA COATS Navy blue all-wool pea coats, four pockets, regulation buttons, all-wool blanket lined. A coat you have been asking for at a Ar* price you can afford | t JJ to pay. Closing out price
__amm SPECIAL —— For the Outdoor Men ALL-LEATHER VEST These vests are 26 inches long, leather sleeves, leather collar, two pockets, wool blanket lined. Sizes a nr 36 to 46. Regular $12.50 v J value. Closing out price-. .
FANCY DRESS SILK SOCKS 49c All-Wool Dark Blue TROUSERS $5.00 (o en Value .... vvsvJ I '■ M Men’s Winter Caps With Fur Earlaps $1.69 1 II Heavy Wool SWEATERS Blue and maroon collars. A real AP* bargain at
Don’t Confuse This Store With Others. Look for the ‘‘OUT WE GO” Signs.
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STORE OPEN UNTIL 7:30 P. M. EVERY DAY. 10 P. M. SATURDAY.