Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 161, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1929 — Page 18

PAGE 18

S7O IS LOOT IN EARLY MORNING STATIONHOLDUP Attendant Is Locked in Washroom After Lone Bandit Gets Cash. Eugene Doerschel, 1827 East Thirty-fourth street, began his day's work as attendant at a White Rose filling station. Twenty-fifth and Meridian streets, by surrendering S7O to a bandit who walked into the station at 6:30 a. m. The bandit covered Doerschel with a gun. took Thursday's receipts from the attendant’s pocket, and rifled the cash register of its change. He locsced the t ttendant in a washroom and escaped. Edward Green, 1215 Laurel street, Sinclair attendant at Meridian and Twenty-fourth streets, saw a familiar face Thursday night. It was that of a Negro who twice had held him up. Green ran. ‘ Come here,” shouted the Negro. "I ain't going to hurt you.” “I know it. That's why I'm run- j ning,” Green called back. The Negro aiso fled. Driving on Michigan street near Warman avenue early today, Mr. : and Mrs. Harold McCurdy, 436 At- 1 nolda avenue, escaped two men whp j drove alongside in another automo- '

Lin. 2506 Gigantic Purchase and Sale Jail of Dining and Bedroom Suites! —a Great Underpricing Event That Brings You Quality, Style and Value at a Big Saving! Postpone Payingi No lengthy description is necessary to tell about the values White’s constantly offer. Each price speaks for itself and tells an unusual stoiy m,:,::; of saving. Reductions prevail in every department and the values featured here are only representative of the multitude ot bargains tnat await A ;l n.i' yo,. 1! your early selection. Dress up your home for Thanksgiving and the Christmas season and never miss the money I • r pjj W!m ® 8-Pieee Dining Suites ' |l|§ 11 Large Buffet. Extension Table, 5 Side Chairs and Host Chair | 18 | sSBB ■ One of the late creations that we have included in this sweeping HfeSfa AmgL fii |if ffmß I I Iri I „ /| ,j i| v. store-wide sale! Eight beautiful pieces expertly built of American BPiece Dining Suites extension table, five side chairs and host chair with seats" of velour $ 98 SO I- g. 8-Piece Dining Room Suite extend* to six Chair are in a :j#> m BEDROOM SUITES |f 3-Piece Bedroom Suites 3-Piece Bedroom Suites ■IMWiPJi I Be sure to see this superior value. The style is really quite g|| ffOt —if 1 .•‘l\ 111 S attractive, simple yet effective. Walnut veneered through- m /JHMI vffEk l£li -.ft. - ' " !ii •..!• . E^iTTi[inr^^^=^.L-out with carved overlays as pictured. The Bed, Vanity and TUBi ■MJBm & Chest of Drawers are included at our money saving price. V 3-Pc. Walnut Veneer Bedroom Suite 1 ml a suite fit to grace the finest bedroom . T ad as b Consisting of Ornamental Bed, Vanity and decktop rsfT* irnil | I A SO% \4| Chest of Drawers. All pieces prettily styled and in S l| T 'ed. vanity, deck-top chest V 7 • two-toned matched walnut veneers. One of the ■ Buy Now, Save—Pay $2.00 Weekly. \g ' J Buy Save—Pay $2.00 Weekly —* - I I MOMS OS % m Wrn I 1 I I E "B m f ffl < New type laoed glasne shades !' 4H SESt ' f WPAf ® M n m jsk § BEAL ||j with graceful metal base. Card 1 Console Model Cedar Chest £ Ml ;I | 1 VVSMITUSS I MB sj§( SL MB 1 FURIIITUHI J Table jf qc i; 1\ values r M r|iDßlliri lOIT t(\ V mosi / QC sS'.Wa'S i v i : I v*v r UKWITUkZ. w. \r-.<w-/| ;■ ?n73 ; :::z g l,"Z&Ce\ easy teems," “ [ a!r“ v - s I li p j 1 D „„ 4L j -j;

Champ Teacher

ask. Jb

Mrs. Dorothy Enloe Buck, above, < acher of a one-room school in Grant county, Wis., and recently named the nation’s outstanding rural school teacher, was honored at the annual convention of the Wisconsin Teachers’ Association at Milwaukee. Although she is absent in Europe, the formal presentation of a gold medal for which America’s rural teachers competed was made, it being accepted for her by a friend. bile and commanded them to stop, emphasizing their orders with guns. McCurdy pressed the gas pedal, then stopped suddenly, whirled around, and fled home. Thieves, who cut a hole in the wall of the Rastus Meado grocery, 1465 English avenue. Thursday night, took merchandise valued at S3O, according to police.

COUNTY FINANCES UP Council Session Is Called for Dec. 2. Marion county council will meet Dec. 2 to consider county finances, County Auditor Harry Dunn announced today. Despite a general opinion that councilmen may consider thenaction of Sept. 4 in making wholesale salary’ slashes in several county

Eyes Examined T Vithout Charge Established 4 2 b Registered ears V Glasses Furnished Com- *OO plete as low as "f We Carry a Large Assortment of Artificial Eyes and Port-O-Phone and Audiphone Hearing Devices 133 N. Penn. St.? N> minois St. Ground Floor ————— Denison Hotel Open Saturdays Till 8:30 P. M. Ground Floor Roosevelt Bldg.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

departments. Dunn said such action is improbable. “The council legally can not consider the matter at the meeting,” he said. In considering 1930 budgets of various county departments at that time, the Coffin majority faction of the body wielded the ax r cutting huge slices from the budgets of department heads who are foes of Coffin. Their action was interpreted as a “political spanking.” Asa result, several mandate suits against Dunn, seeking to force him to restore original expenditure lists, have been filed in county courts.

~l SHOE SPECIALS |.™“. for Saturday SHOES FOR THE FAMILY j fine for house- qq j 24 North Pennsylvania St. Open Saturday Night Till 9 wear 2JOC 1,000 Pairs Women's Boys’ Sturdy School Shoes FALL SHOES —- j / Mannish * vJir il O Every Shoe l Bai or f| MX I A Bargain | Biucher #l/U V J Styles J 1 . Straps—Pumps— es Solid Leather M^ n s OXF(^ RDS BOYS’ BOOTS* HouieSUPPERS Infants’ SHOES Moccasin trimmed; many fine or brown kid lace shoes. MB .2^o* color coiubina- J9 C to g 69C ALL SIZES

.NOV. 15, 1929