Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 8, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 May 1926 — Page 11

MAY 21, 1926

WATCHED WORLD WHIZ BY, WORLD THEN FOUND HER Lucy Ann, Hopeless Cripple, Now Lives in Comfort, Thanks to Tourists. Hu SFA Rervieo YORK, 8. C\, May 20.—This Is the story of Aunt Lucy Ann, For years she sat In her house hy the side of the road and watched the world go by, For years the world did go hy, ton, Hut all It needed was to have Us attention called to -her. When It found out where she was U didn’t ro hy any longer. It stopped In to chat and he friendly. A Hopeless ( Hpple Aunt Lucy—her full name is Aunt Lucy Bolin—has lived alone In a one-room, shack In Smyrna, a little town fifteen miles from here, for slxty-slx years. She Is a hopeless cripple. She has to hitch herself about In her chair, which she never leaves. She did all her own chores, supporting herself by knitting socks. Her cabin was 12 feet wide and lo feet long. It had no windows. Last summer a correspondent for NEA Service found her. Her picture and story were printed in several hundred newspapers. And the world took notice.’ She began to get mall—letters

Here’s Sale No. 6 of Our Seven Magnet Sales! ® |g| 30 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA ST., OPPOSITE PALACE THEATRE p| TOMORROW—SATURDAY—WE PRESENT Sj | Our Greatest Sale of* jjj S. That Should Sell for 515.95 and More! ' 9 \ spprial purchase makes this sensational value possible. Jr V 4 U f y y&r They must be seen to be appreciated. Come, you don't? need /, 1 i !.r AI lOotuiior..! Your money back If you can equal 1 / 0,h " ,, | Wonderful prints, sporty polka .lots, VgJ m Iheee VHb.cM'aifjwnere. All sizes, ull 7/1 * l4 ’” fU black and whlto effects In georgette, fjA shade., all styles. fid *- 4 ' 77 fou’ards. crepes, etc. Others $14.77. vn.Tl $24.77, $::4.77. I Our cnllre stock mßs jdL ttJB New twills, I __ I ~,’,lpr, ’ ,lpr Krtubs t sports, fur trims, I 1 coals slashed for IM if ffimfS Pembroidered es- I g for quick dear- JB&tSr "if M& frets; all new, I $25.00 Coats Go at $14.77 $45.00 Coats Go at $34.77 I j^E $35.00 Coals Go at $24.77 Choice of the House, $37.77 | 1 f&z if. 1 - Right in Time for Decoration Day! 1 iffM'' Men’s Suits—Topcoats fl fl* On Our Famous 20-Payment Plan! 1> / |jj|L Three Low Prices! (. j • w 3$ ‘ 22^-‘27M — ! ‘35- I 1 — 1 - © (N&I J ["j | Buy Now (Op Decoration Day—Pay After |l I j 19 mm® llfjj Men! Why pay cash —your credit’s good liere. \tl | r| ’’mß II I !| The very suit and topcoat you want is here; every \ I EfVfl II 1 Bliso ' ever y slia,l °; every pattern. Many with extra 1 1 At, M Ij . : | trousers. I • v (j I ® 22 ® * Come —Your Credit Is Good!! Vll | • n W 1 gpj r yp ;0V \J Open Saturday Evening Until 9 • CEI2E* • G313E9 • (£21351 • C2333D ©

from all over the country. The postmaster at Smyrna says that she got more mail .than any one else In town. Tourists passing by stopped to see her and chat with her. But this spring it was noticed that her old eaijin was tumbling down. The roof leaked badly; it was evident that the old building would collapse utterly before long. So the Rev. W. Glenn Smith, pastor of Caanan Methodist Church, got the names of the people who had been writing to her and sent them appeals for funds. Townspeople also contributed. The Yorkville Enquirer did tits bit. A considerable 'uni was raised. New Home So they built Aunt Lucy anew

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house—a comfortable cottage, painted white, with windows. Women of the town made cheery curtains. On the day when Aunt Lucy was moved into her new home they held a grand house warming a big picnic on the lawn. More than u thousand people came, the biggest crowd that ever assembled In Smyrna. A brass band was present to give a concert. Aunt Lucy had never heard a band before. Prominent citizens made speeches. Merchants and bankers look up a collection for dier. "I jest can’t understand it,” said Aunt Lucy, yith tears streaming down her face. ‘‘God is mighty good to me to send all these people

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to see nte and do so milch for me. 1 Jest don't know how to thank ’em.” Now Aunt Lucy is "lixed” for the rest of her life. She'll never lie In want again. She has a comfortable home and money and supplies enough to make her last years pleasant. On the road, In front of her cottage, Is an arrow pointing to the house. On it Is a sign reading: “This is Aunt Lucy's house. Drop in and sco her.”

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J 7 mmT^ w itSi Rockers UellrerM n beautiful $1 Spanish leather rocker, ItiiUt for years of comfort anil cervlce. Select yours tomorrow and sate. Fiber Fernery Ttellyers n tlber fernsl ery with large removable metal plant hoc. Note tile npecial price. Hurry for yours. . 15 Gas Range Prllvorß a ciiaranftvrl $1 cun rnnjrc of well known inako. with broiler and 4 burn (*r. \ *ii per-bargain. s 34== % Mirrors $1 f>e|l\.rN > oil r olinlro of li a lid ho me polychrome IniflVi mirrors. Com# rnrl> first Meleetiofi til thin small cost. SOJS

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FIND QUAKE VICTIM American Engineer Buried I'ntlcr Earth Slide. Hit United Press TOKIO, May 20. —The body of Donafd D. Herr, an American engineer of Cleveland, Ohio, has been discovered under an earth- slide at Onsen Mura, near Miyanoshita, where the engineer was buried the day of the, great earthquake two and one-ha if years ago. With the find-

WHAT a crowd will be here tomorrow! From far and near, thrifty homefurnishers will hurry to this store for these sensational values . . . and an opportunity to buy fine furniture for such a trifling amount of ready cash. Any article in this advertisement . . . and hundreds of others on our floors for the small sum

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Three Pieces With Handsome Velour Covering Here’s a real sale value! Three luxurious pieces covered in high-grade velour of striking beauty. Fine spring con- C'jfgO jpn struction in all pieces . . . loose cushions, roll arms and ill y yl sturdy frames. Note the massiveness of the pieces. Each wjjk bj M ffyjji one built for comfort and long service. This price does jpft na not bespeak the true value of this suite! Kg -M Make Your Own Terms

Now Is a Good Time to Open Your Account at The Ideal! Along with these big values we offer to all responsible people the advantages of r ,he easiest possible terms. Home making is c er t a inly made easy luring this sale. Another reason for your early selection!

$1 Delivers | v This Phonograph and Lamp f | This Console . P a h nd n L B a^ h SgfliO Rich, mellow tones M 9rJ| not surpassed by instruments that sell for hundreds of dollars. Georgette lamp, with shade, included; all for $69.50.

ing of the body all foreigners missing in the % earthquake have been accounted for. Herr was on a vacation in Miyanoshita when the earthquake struck Japan, Sept. 1, 1923. His body has been shipped to America for burial. The Greeks ugfed a concoction of ashes, earthworms and perfumed oil to keep the hair from turning white. Promissory notes were in existence in Egypt in 400 B. C.

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WIFE JAILS HUSBAND Cop Refuses lo Arrest Intoxicated “Hubby.” Hu United Press DETROIT, May 20.—'"Drive on, Gilbert,” declared Mrs. Elizabeth Golf when her efforts to ha\je her husband arrested for operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor failed. "I can fix that,” she told a traffic officer who had refused to make the

of $1 down. Where have you ever seen such convenient credit-terms advertised? Come tomorrow and make your selection ... $1 will deliver it and a trifling sum each week pays the balance. Some articles are limited in quantity, so come early for first selection. Remember! This offer is for one day only . . . tomorrow!

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arrest. The patrolman protested, "we could arrest him If he were driving,” after the car had stopped in front of the officer. And Mrs. Goff (lid “fix it”; for one block from the meticulous patrolman, Gilbert was arrested. Later his license was revoked for six months, and he was placed on lifteen months’ probation. Mentor, Ky„ with a population of 100, hits an average of two musicians to every home.

Floor Lamps Pellvcru your choice ot yTK bountiful lamp*, l-'loor •SOR9 or bridge styles with $ beautiful silk shades. Moke your selection early and save. I $0.85 Cedar Chests Itellvers a beautiful $1 roomy end mothproof cedar chest. A servlceble and attractive artl. cle at u low price. Kitchen Table Deliver* till* porrcJuln lop, wlilto dH .HU'lmmi table with Ihi-r $ cutlery drawer. A sturdy lahle and a bar. M 11. j % s4*9B Refrigerators Dollar* n nhirdy rffrlirorator with roomy tflQd food chain liar**. Ilullt to sLv.' mi\ hot Si i Mml and !•, s Hny now and avt. As 1.. W US 1 >1 13

Realize This: Such Values Don’t Come Often— So Be Here Early! / We search the country’s markets for the very best values —and then we offer them to you at prices that really are out of the ordinary. You can depend upon it, such values don’t come often! Don’t miss them!

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