Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 242, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 January 1927 — Page 11

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WON LEAGUE •SEEKS REVISION OF GAME LAWS Bill Asks Utilities to Pave in Small Cities —Session Snappy. Upholding Its record for snappy sessions under the gavel of Lleutenannt Governor F. Harold Van Orman, the Indiana Senate got underway at 10 a. m. today, had all bills In and recess called In thirty minutes. A bill revamping the game laws and fostered by the Izaak Walton League was Introduced by Senators L. G. Bradford, South Bend, and Claude S. Steele, Knox. It will require that all fisherman secure licenses. Limit on Bags The bill makes Jan. 1 to Sept. 30 a closed season on rabbits and Nov. 1 to July 31 a closed season for squirrels. Bags of rabbbits are limited at ten and squirrels to five. Apyll 15 to June 15 is declared a closed season on game fish and bags are limited to from six to fifteen. Bradford introduced a bill permitting cities of the second, third and class to demand utilities pavK between car tracks. At present ” e law applies only to first-class cities. Anybody may be named a beneficiary of insurance policies if a bill introduced by Senator Edward O'Rourke Jr., is passed. lie introduced a bill raising the service fees for constables. Limit Raised Senator Howard A. Cann, Frankfort, introduced a bill which will permit county commissioners to expend as much as SI,OOO on ditch improvement, without consent of the court. The present limit is S3OO. Senator Orin Markle, Elkhart, introduced a measure which will give both Elkhart and Do Kalb Counties their own circuit courts and combine La Grange and Steuben Counties in one circuit. The body aqted favorably upon the revised report of the committee on mileage. It was pointed out by the Lieutenant Governor that no provision is made for him to share in this disbursement, but he thanked lho Senators for showing their interest in his welfare. Committees on cities and towns reported favorably upon a bill of Senator Chester A. Perkins, South Mend, giving the school board of that city the right to receive bids for its sinking fund--3 BANK PROMOTIONS Higher Positions Are Given Trio In Local Institution. Three promotions were announced Evans Woollen, president of the etcher Savings and Trust Comj , following the annual meeting he board of directors. All other '.dicers were re-elected. George A. Miller, treasurer of the ■ acher Joint Stock Land Bank, owned by the trust company, was promoted to vice presidency and assistant treasurer of the company, and treasurer of the land bank.

ihi BIG MONEY-SAVING BARGAIN HAS SET THE WHOLE TOWN A-TALKING!

Men’s Canvas Sloven LIMIT TAIK 5c

Boys’ Knee mi gx Pante L| §** While they last, 4 Pairs Boys* or pd Girls’ Stockings. lev fti W Black or brown, - MM hfl 1 pairs for . %g \g

& Ladies’ $10.75 to ml FUR-TRIMMED m Mm coats m Stunning new fabrics—beautifully fur-trlniined. jjPlfl \(P 1 ond $ 9 - 8 5 IP Ladies’ Stunning r \ Silk Dresses )i il i: r^::s/|.BB M and colors. fcJ(L ” Sale prloe .. -4 ' "

Ladies ’ and Children’s RUBBERS

Ladles’ 1-Buckle GALOSH E S. p T Tr 98Ladles’ 4-Buckle GALOSH E r $2 98 fiQ down to P 1 U */ Men's Good Quality SI.OO and $1.25 Overalls 79c

Men’s $1.50 UNION SUITS Heavy weight, ribbed or fleece lined. Reinforced. Closed crotch. All no sizes. S.ale price OOC

Francis A. Ohleyer, assistant secretary of the trust company was promoted to assistant trust officer and Edward C. McKinney was appointed to fill his vacancy.

fBBOWHIHBdH^iI \ 118 East Washington St II OTHER REDUCTIONS I ::::| ON MEN’S , YOUNG MEN’S AND YOUTHS’ I Suits & Overcoats 1 FUTURITY QKupi UNUSUAL g j ■ FASHIONS VALUES! gj Women*s Silk and Cloth Lavishly Fur-Trimmed But ; Dresses COATSP Lj> 12.98 ] $9.98 rn I

Boys’ 79c and w* gx 89c Gaps kll/i Men’s Work f" 1 /\ Shirts ■/ The better (Trades a II 9m. . —All sizes XJ

JANUARY CLEAR-AW AY SALE OF $2.00, $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 LADIES’ Novelty SLIPPERS Patents, satins, two-tones, etc.; high, medtum and low heels. All sizes. tWs|- 85 and $2.85

One lot Ladies’ TOE RUBBERS 19c • t Child ns RUBBERS S 39c Men’s $2.50 "Oshkosh” Union Made' Overalls $ J .98

330-332-334 West Washington Street Open Saturday Nights Until 10 o'Clock

BITS OFFICIAL KILI.ED Bv United Pres * RIO DE JANEIRO, Jan. 14. Tauflc Forah, general manager of a Rio De Janeiro bus line leaned out

Ladies’ Hats r* Large aelectlon. CT 9 iSy While they last ... 1 Lot Boys’ and gx Girls’ Shoes kl 1/b While they laa^

CLOSING qUT ALL BLANKETS At Ridiculously Low Prices Full Bed Size BLANKETS QO Good quality and Weft . weight. Sale price. XJ XJ SflxSO-Inoh Double BLANKETS s|.Bs Wanted colors; with I ■■ borders. Sale price A Dot “Nashua” n Part Wool (h IB n f BLANKETS 3> /.00 Novelty plaids; all - colors. Sale price.

the window of a bus to investigate a sudden lurching of the machine, apparently due to an accident. He was killed when his skull was crushed by a passing street car.

2 Pairs Ladies’ f Bloomers An slaes; 2 pain, 2-Pair Ladies’ w* gx Rayon Hose k||^ Imitation #lTk; a B|IL #ll color# X* W w

Clearance Sale of Ljja MEN’S $15.00 AND SIB.OO SUITS AND^^b^ OVERCOATS /Rjgp^ Just think g% mat JL buying a MrwilA coat for whatVM you would urdlnarlly pay for one W Men’s $25 to $29.50 V* Suits and Overcoats Fine all-wool fab- mq- ; jKjF rice. Newest v 8 /|“J vlMSgp shades. Sale price

January Clear-A way SALE MEN’S PANTS! PANTS ,-i .. Extra well made, dark *r I * ** and medium pattern*. I- - price Men's $2.25 and $2.50 Work or a <4 DRESS PANTS $ | .49 Medium and hTy I weights. Sale price ..... ™ Men’s $3.50 to $6.00 dt _ DRESS PANTS $ | .89 All wanted patterns and J, ’ oolors.. Sale price ....J... To 93.98

Men’s All-Wool SWEATERS $4.50 and $5.00 qt values vbtt/ ( Men’s $2.50 Sport SWEATERS All colors. di sty Sale price vi I

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Men’s SOX LIMIT PAIR 5c

Seek the Streak Save 10 to 50%

Baby Walkers Streaked Exceptionally well made Baby Walkers, streaked to an exceptionally low price. Built of seasoned hardwood in natural finish.

Saving Streak on Odd Dining Room Furniture 42-Piece 0.95 Dinner Sets O J Walnut Finished Oblong 1 A.95 W Extension Table iv— W Mahoganized A.50 M Tea Carts •/ M Fifty-four-inch Walnut O J. 95 M Finished Buffets M All Odd . J. 95 I Host Chairs a— M Round Oak 1 J. 95 Jr Dining Tables 14— r

\ Bridge Lamp Shades One lot of sample Bridge Shades in assorted shapes and colors. Streaked to less than cost. While they last, choice yw

Sample Bed Daveno Suites Bow Before Streak Dtd Daveno, Chair and Rocker, upholstered in imitation leather Ucr Jacquard Velour Upholstered QQ-50 Bed DaVeno Suite Ov Massive Oak Daveno Suite, up- "t 0Q.50 holstered in imitation leather ILJ 1 Cane and Jacquard Velour Bed | g Davenport, Chair and Rocker 1I U

Folding Ironing Boards Sturdily built hardwood ironing boards, streaked for quick clearance. Ironing surface 54 inches nn long. While they J •/*/ -last A-

Seek the Streak on Dining Room Suites m Walnut Veneer Table, Buffet, 5 Diners QQ.SO M and Host Chair vv— Jf Buffet, Table, Host Chair and 5 Diners, I OQ-50 g Walnut Veneer luv— a Choice of several Eight-Piece | OQ-50 g Sample Suites g Massive Eight-Piece Walnut | 'TFQ.SO § Veneer Suite II g Unusually striking Eight-Piece 070'®® / Walnut Veneer Suite LsCsU - *

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Odd Bedroom Pieces i ‘Struck by Streak’ 1 \ Golden Oak i A.95 8k Dressers 11/ Walnut Finished Toilet Table *| yf .95 \ Walnut Veneer |Q. 95 Dressers 12/ \ Walnut Finished | A.95 Walnut Veneer JA.SO Oak Vanity 0.98 \ Chairs tL

\ Streak Stripes Complete Bedroom Suites Bow-Foot Bed, Dresser and Chiffonier, £0.50 Walnut Finish Os —— Dresser, Chiffonier and Bow-Foot Bed, QA.SO Walnut Veneer 02/ Mahogany Veneer Bed, Dresser 1 00.00 V and Chiffonier 1 OLt \ Venetian Ivory Semi-Vanity, Chest 1 >I{VSO \ of Drawers and Bed ♦.. . 1 a*/

\ Sample Kitchen Cabinets Streaked to Go Choice of 9 Sample 0A.50 McDougall Cabinets Jv —■ Choice of 5 Sample 0A.50 Boone Cabinets CsO Choice of 3 Sample *} L Kitchen Cabinets L* a—- \ Choice of 2 Sample "I A. 50 \ Kitchen Cabinets lv

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12x16-lnch / Mirror A clear plate mirror in beautifully stippled frame. The frame is IV2 inches wide. Glass is 91/2x131/2 iieihey 79c

Lace Curtains/ Streaked All samples, one only, and soiled lace curtains have been struck by the streak. Regardless of cost or former selling price, your choice, per kO/# strip

80x90-Inch / Comforters * Extra large comforters at an extra low price. Filled with clean, sanitary cotton. Covered in good grade of cretonne in choice fi. qjof popular .i/D colors ■ 111 ;

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