Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 194, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1926 — Page 5

NOV. 19, 1926

SOVIET HAS FUR TAX Ors? ' Per Cent Revenue to Cut Home Use. */?!/ United Press MOSCOW, Nov. 19.—Russian furs may soon be cheaper in America than in the land where they grow. The Soviet Government has ordered a tax of 50 prt- cent on the retail price of furs sold in Russia, to check the home consumption of fine furs and develop an increased export trade. Ermine, sable, white fox, chincilla, black and gray fox, monkey fur, seal, astrakhan and unborn lamb are the pelts to which the new and high tax is applied, by order of the Supreme Economic Council. x TO DEDICATE CEMETERY Prince of Wales to Officiate at Soldier Burial Grounds. in United Press JERUSALEM, Nov. 19.—0n the slope of Mt. Scopus, facing the Mt. if Olives and Jerusalem, the final resting place of 2,400 English sol diers will be dedicated by the Prince of Wales next April. The war cemetery has been established there by the Imperial war graves commission. More than half the soldiers buried tere were members of the London '\giments. APAN BUILDS RAILROAD Will Compete With Concern Controlled by Russia. in United Press TOKYO, Nov. 19.—Work has oeen started upon the construction '>f the third railway in Manchuira direct' 1 by JaPan ’ Which will be in direct competition with the !,, 5 „, ter h „ 6

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JTJCTa Weekly! On Sale For $ 26 Guaranteed SOLID RED CEDAR in the desirable WALNUT FINISH which blends so harmoniously with other furniture, in living room or bedroom. 45 inches long. As pictured, with OVAL PANEL TRIMMING. Have one laid away tomorrow for CHRISTMAS GIFT GIVING and SAVE.

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MEN’S SHEEP LINED COATS— Sizes 36 to 48 —98.95. BOYS’ SHEEP LINED COATS— Sizes 8 to 20—56.95. MEN’S CORDUROY MOLESKIN PANTS—Sizes 29 to 44—52.95 and $6.45. ALL WOOL BUITS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN—Sizes 36 to 46 $15.85. s2l, $25. Stout, regular long and slim sizes. BOYS' ALL WOOL AND CORDUROY LONGEEB—Sizes 6 to 16 years—sl.9s and $2.45. . BOYB’ OLIVER TWIST AND MIDDY PLAY BUIT8 — All wool and Jersey; sizes 3 to 8 —51.95 and $2.89.

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