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Evening star., 1924-06-29
Scarfs. for the
Fourth

Lovely Scarfs, made of chiffon,
lace, georgette and crepe de chine.
In rainbow, floral and plain color
ings. Some with deep fringe, others
with deep hem. Prced according
to quality.
$2.98 to $l2.98
Cuimpes, $l.59 to
SIS Each
Made of net with or without
sleeves and trimmed with dainty
laces.
Circular Bandings, 59c, 81
and $l.59 Yard
With straight bands to match.
made of cream. ecru and white net
and lace combinations.
Palais Royal-MaiH P1o0r.
Evening star., 1924-06-29

Regular $1.4o Corean Crepe, spien-
did range of the popular colors. At $1I35
a yard.
> Regular $los AIl-silk Foulard, prin-
cipally in dark-co1or background AZ
$1.35 yard.
Regular $l9S Af-siik Radium, In IS
of the most wanted colors. At $1.55 d
yard.
Regular $1.6o Colored and Black
Messaline, good quality, high 1uster. AZ
$1.35 yard.
Regular $l6o Pure Silk Crepe de
Chine, superior quality. Colors are pink,
black and white. At $1.35 yard.
Evening star., 1924-06-29

HanOkerChlefS
Specials
Women's Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs, Csc Each
Plain and novelty effects, also
vole and gingham trimmed. in all
the wanted sports shades.
WOmen's Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs, l5c
One corner embroidered. Coiors
blue. pink, tan, green and lavender.
Pure Linen Hand.
Embroidered Handkerchiefs
35c, or 3 for 81
Just few hundred left of these
beautiful handkerchiefs. Regular 7se
value
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-29
$500 Yards Plain 4 ae
and Fancy Silks I~1 r.,.
Regular $I.49, $I.69 and 81 go Values

It of much Importance What for the
Silk Department? The best be summarized
three The unusual vauehe great variety of stye
efficient These have been contributing factors the
business history With this Silk Sale
another for marks most eff
far give values the utmost strength There 10 different
offered There is certain be something of interest you Re-
list careullythe values mertorou that you will
Evening star., 1924-06-29
Stamped Luncheon Sets, $l.25 Set
Stamped Infants Set
Sl.5O

Consisting Of cap, bib, Slip and
dress. Fine quality sheer white
lawn. Stamped with cutting out
lines and for embroidery. En-
broidery floss sufficient to complete
the embroidery is included with in
struction.
Evening star., 1924-06-29

Elastic Sanitary 0sass, asserted
sixea; In white and pink.
Regularly &c, SOC.
special, 2te, SEC.
kseinsrt's Sanitary Belts, sc each;
regular 35c value. Made Of fine sat.
een, In assorted sizes.
SANITARY eiooussrs, &i.75; rseutar &
vaiue. MadS with ne tee t14th lace
trimmings.
SANITARY eloenar shieada, re escA;
regular 6ee value. FaeeenA arsssnd
the kies with eiastie kAad.
Tourist Conbinatien Cases. CSC ana
$40 saca; reauiap 7se ar4 $f.es val.
ues. Rubbeftxed, with different COM
partnasnts. Asserted eeiors.
Rubberixsd wash cfeth casSa, 8 fer
sc; assorted ecaora.
Falais Royal-Gatn xfoS4.
Evening star., 1924-06-29
Stamped Infants Dresses
Sl and SIPS Each

Long dresses entirely made: Hem
med. tucked and stamped for en-
broiderv. Instruction sheet and suf-
hcient quantity embroidery Ross to
complete.
Evening star., 1924-06-29
Stamped Pillowcases
$l.5O

Very attractive designs for white
embroidery. Stamped on Fruit of
the Loom muslin. Drawn thread
hemstitched hem.
Evening star., 1924-06-29

Wirs Haip Pin Cabinet, 17e cabinet;
assorted tialf pins, In bronze, baaek
piad6sn Halr Pins, 1ec box; With
perfect points and hnish. 70 70 In
box.
Nickel sxsety Pins, 3 ear6s, ne;
with auarded spring. Assorted ei1eo,
With dozen 70 card.
Msresrizs6 DarsinS cettor, 3 spesas,
12e; In white, biaels and eoaorA
rur,<nit WasA cisths, fse Se;
with eoloro0 s6Seo.
ssw-en oartsrs, 2 pairs, 21e; nGsh
eoiored, ana made Of strong eiastSe
web With rubber bvttona -: ..
Elena Hair Nsfs. zse dox.; aaads ~
rosl hair. Handmade.
Evening star., 1924-06-29

Curling Irons. Guaranteed
elements complete with long
cord and detachable 2-piece
plugs. 500 Of these to be
sold. Special for Mon R3c
The Delta independent., 1924-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS

LOST-Between Green Valley Coal mine
and Peach Valley, a roll Of bedding in a
wagon sheet with the name A. F. Frank
Reward for return. Notify this office. APP
LoST-Between Delta and Cisco. Utah,
brown suitcase containing tan overcoat
ladies' coat brown bolivia with fur collar.
blue serge dress, and black slip. Finder
please notify Ray S. Pearson. 523 Burchett
St. Glendale Calf Reward. APP
LOST-Em and Fiske casing 31x4 be
tween Delta and Harts Basin. Reward for
return. Dr. A. W. Macarthur 42c
MIRROR LUsTER - Is the polish for
your nickla on stoves. Dealers who handle
this are Johnston Brenton Harding -Rab-
er Drug Cos Geo. Seabourn Mere Co. APP
ALL MAKES Of Sewing Machines repaired
Grand. ATTIC
LosT-Parker fountain pen with initials
F. b., between North Delta school and town.
Leave at Independent. Reward. 41-2c
PIANO-wc have on hand in Delta
piano which is reported to be in excellent
condition ll every respect. This is a high
grade Instrument Of the very best quality
and We are willing to give somebody an ex-
traordinarE bargain for a quick sale II
you are Interested in a piano and expect to
buy within rhe next two years, you cannot
afford to miss this bargain. Terms will
be extendaf 20 reliable parties. The Bald
win Piano Co.. Denver Colo. 42-44c
The Delta independent., 1924-10-17

.BUSINESS LOCALS.
. >>>> >><>> - . 4
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-5o0 good aged breeding ewes
WIZ sol I'm lots OF % or more, l. w.
Scott Delta. 41tfc
FOR sALE-An kinds OF leases. printed
by StoArns Bros.
FOR sALE-9 room dwelling Terms ~
desired Inquire so4 Mccker. Delta. 3stfc
FOR sALE-About 900 head Ramboullet
or. phone lAl-d 4O-44p
FOR sALE-Two lots and three room
house. Modern except heat Palmer St
Enquire here. 3s-45p
FOR sALE-seeona hand parts. Ford.
Dort and Formstruck. Radiator Hospi-
tai, 2stfo
room house, North Delta. X. o. Dan
FOR sALE-onc 4-year-old roam mare.
blood. Apply at Green Valley Coal Mine,
FOR sALE-2 lots opposite high school.
Lawn. eurhinE outhuildings. wfl trade on
house. Balance monthly payments E NJ
Hplmick, Cory. Colo. 41p-tf
FOR SALE-Team OF mules. wagon and
harness. cheap. Also fivc-year-old horse.
weight 800 pounds Inquire at 727 nodra
Colorado phone 14-I. 4o-42c
FOR sALE-seycn- room house and one
and onc-half acre OF ground. Real harraI1
WIN rcnt TO reliable party. X o pannels
Delta. sftfr
FOR sALE-Lcss than 5000 an acre. is
acres, ! mile from postoffice; new 5-room
house and garage. An In cultivation En-.
qulro hcrs. Small payment down. balance
@ per cent g4ffr
FOR sALE-Extra good milk COW. l..
N. McPcrk. p mi. cast Of Read. 42-ap
For sALE-so0 sacks Of Cohbl1r seed
potatoes, free from disease. j. p. Phip-
peny, Eckrrt 4gtfc
FOR sALE-Ford roadster. 2I model
commercial body: good condition 81 8s
2ls inch Nandol wagon. fruit sprinrs.
| harness and collars. Coop 2uS-F 41-ap
FOR SALE-Small Round Oak heating
stove. complete with pipe and stove boaui
| Sl2. No. / Zannanctu Flats or phone
Mountain States 1921. 4gp
FOR sALE-Choap transportation to Chi
eago, Eleanor Freyhcrg, Coop. phone
ABB 40 ii,
FOOD SALE-watch for tho Episcopal
church sale. Aprons and cooked food Sat
urday, November %
FOR SALE - Bicycle In good condition
SO. Call after 8 p. m. at the Colonial
Rooms. l1p
FOR sALE-Grecnhousc one mile south
OF olRthc. Five acres and several out
buildings. Doing good business. 4gtfc
The Delta independent., 1924-10-17
WANTED

wANTED-Party tr parties with small
capital, around $4,000: to drnI 4n-acro
lease adjoining towusitc and refinery at
Rangoly, Colo, First sand reached at "a
depth Of about $50. Production In this fiold
steady for past years. Wells good for 20
TO 80 barrels per day. owner has RIG and
everything ready TO drill WIN give rs Of
oil In the 40 TO party who will cooperate
and drill. VIII bear close Investigation.
Address Mr. Jones. Delta Independent A2p
WANTEp-Potntocs and onions aud pro-
ducc for cash See at Frost GrocCry i2-tp
LOST nnhy's blue pcrcalo comforter
tackled with rcd yarn. Finder please return
to Mrs. T, J. Harshman. Cory. I2p
WANrEn--ncot haulcrs, Inrts Basin
to Austin, Sl,5o per ton. Frank Hart,
Phone so. A2-Rp|
wANrEp-Cookcr spaniel pup. Ernest
McQuiston. Il-2c|
wANTED-Thc public to know stcarns
Bros. manufacture legal blanks,
CORPORATION Certificates. prospectus
satisfactorily printed by stcarns Bros.
WANrED-Eldcrly lady to keep house
aud care for small boy Couple employed.
gag Dodge after y. M or Sundays, ii-2p
The Delta independent., 1924-10-17

Announcement
| wish to announce that l am
candidate on the Democratic ticket
for The office OF County Superintend-
ent Of Schools, and respectfully solicit
your upport at the election. II elect
ed Z pledge myself TO discharge my
duties in the very best way possible
as bus been my aim during my term
of Office.
ALICE BURNETT.
Delta. Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-17
Gard Of Thanks

To our 1..Ehbors and friends. and to the
various orr 1.z-t.0ns including the Methodist
Calendar -a and the Methodist Sunday
School. o." J. %. o. F., the r. y. A. the
NJ. W. a nd the Senior and Junior classes
School. o. af whom aided by loving sym-
pathy or Eua.g deed during the illness and
death OF our loved one we wish to express
our aprra sion and heartfelt gratitude
Mr.. and Mr. E. s. Laycock and family. 42c
The Delta independent., 1924-10-17
announcement

Having been nominated for the of
flee of county coroner, I respectfully
solicit tine support Of the voters of
Delta county at the November election.
I pledge myself to a faithful discharge
of my duties If elected
41-44c T. E. REMLEY.
Delta. Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-17
Announcement

Hayiug received the nomination for
the office of County Superintendent of
Schools o- the Republican ticket, I
wish 10 solicit the support Of the
voters of Delta county. II elected. I
pledge myself to a conscientious de
yotion 90 my duties
JESSIE L. BRENTON.
Delta. Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-17
Poultry House Recognizing.

Poultry House Reorsanizins.
1uncement is made that the lie
Mari 4 Bell Poultry house will close
from now until November /, i'm order
to rEanize and make new arrange
waa when the firm will reopen
-rr.. er than ever
The Delta independent., 1924-10-17
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnshed rooms Mrs f
NJ. Cots Phone 1TaJ g5tfc
FOR RENT-Dy week or month. adyertis-
iEg space in the Delta independent. II you
want 20 buy or sell Just try the little ads
Cost Is small and results that will please
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-05

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-29
HOLD-UP Fooled
BY AUTO LIGHTS
Near Victim Says Men Were
frightened Away

Glazing headlights os at approach
s-r tos-rira frustrated another
-.s ,.,,..- ,.-.. t.-.,-.,. s.
- - --.,-a rararrs .a5av 81
+. [-+7.-.ef -5f = -r-t~-,-s,v-h s.
10 --,s-. .-.- 80 D.. vas .,.ls..a..
=, -ora-s Ave near Ta.rtv -.xtn
< -wo mon n q machine drew up
and one fyulDt1 from tle machine
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-29
Being Neighb0rly

who IS my neighbour" said the
lawyer He ought to have known,
and he did know. He was not, OF
course. a lawyer" in our modern
sense Of the term. lie was a ma n
Of religion. a man versed In the Jew
ish law. He knew. or he ought 10
have known. what that law. IN its
highest perCepts ana examples. set
forth as the proper relationship to
all men.
But he was willing to Justify him
self And Jesus turned the tables
upon him adro;tly lie had asked.
who is my neighbour" and Jesus
said to him, Whose neighbor are
you going to be"
Jesus showed him that there is
no limit to this business II being
netehborly. II does not stop 81
groups. or sects. or classes. or "a
cial or territorial boundaries. He
told the story OF the good Samari-
tan, man Of race and religion that
the prejudlced Jew despised AMI ne
told the story TO such good effect
that. once more forcing the lawyer
70 make his own definitions the at
t-r was compelled to acknowledge
that a Samaritan. even IN co0tra-t
e. q Jewish priest and 2 Leyite has
on an occasion of need proved hio.
solc the real neIghbor
Which now Of these three. think
eat thou. was naighbor unto him that
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-29

Chaplain John Callahan. Of Sing
Sing Prison. VIII ten his life story
III $50 p. m sunday az Roberts
park NJ. T.. church. the Rev II. T..
Everaarlt superintendent Of Wheel
nr tTty Mission. under whose
uanlcjcs Callahan came to the city.
a.uoeucrJ today.
Govorror-elect Fd jackson VIII In
~. luce the chaplain TrOutman g
Orchestra the Mission Choir and
auartctto viii furnish music
Chaplain Callahan will address
Business Mems Biola Glass at 9I5
a. m. 81 Central Ave NJ T.. Church:
-....t.- 80 4n.t- and p,,~s+
,,..1is...l.,,.' l,,,,,.,t ~ 80 -,
$50
PEW PATTI. HUDSON MORRIS
,..;u ,-i,-o ~ Tho T,,,areo,, A,orue
~" hiN'' az l''e '-'''5'i'' sun <N*''''e
BAPTIST Church Sunday morning.
.t, -,,-olg.1, ,,,s,o,,.. IL, t1,. savie., an,
'' 'iN" '- "
me Sermon on the mount. / ne Gil
--7 .t. r.t,.-,-t. sunday a,yet,{rc, tha
''i'' '''" -.
theme VIII De HOW Men SCG GOu.
ssa
! --
ALL las Ottt, 81 AUQldIla pOIIH
7istr,ct ora eela5 70 meet Monday.
'e". J.. IlOH ~ "a III. 10 y. III al
Trl-~+o Park church to discuss
l.no,.1i.,+os and receive apnortion-
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-29
city May Buy Water Plant

EAST CHICAGO Ind. Nov. %
Mayor Callahan and other citizens
will so before the public service
commission The first of the year for
authority 10 purchase the water
works here Voters In a referendum
went or record IN favor Of the 81
coo 600 buy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-29
HONOR LOCAL STUDENT
Purdue Engineering Senior Voted In
Tau Beta III.

81 Times Cpcrf1l
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nov 29.-Val
7. Roper. son u Mrs. Nae Roper.
24n7 Talbot Ave. Indianapolis. has
been elected 10 membership IN Tau
Beta Pi honorary engineering IRA
ternlty. and one u the highest
honors which can be gained 10y "a Pur
due engineering student. Members
Of Tau BETA Pi are selected mainly
on a basis Of scholarship. but stud
ent activities and personality are
also taken into consideration. Roper
is q senior.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-29
Bandit Suspects Held

MARION, ind, Nov 29-Pouce
today wired authorities at Peoria
H.. for a description " hve men
held there az suspected bank ban
dts II was believed the mon may
have been the ones who held MP
he South Marion state Bank
Wednesday and escaped with $4,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-29
Local Physician Hurt

N II0ITA NV|IIHI
NOHLES\IILE. Ind. Nov "a
Or. G. II Garrctson. $3.50 n. Della
ware St. Indianapolis, was suffer
ing today from a dislocated knee, a
severely wrenched back and cuts as
result Of an accident in which his
auto struck fresh gravel near here
and his car turned over twice. Mrs
Garretson waa slightly hurt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-29
BICYCLES COMING BACK
Ia Porte Factory Working Day and
Night to Meet Demand.
- - NpeclnI

~ I4Wfs NpfctHI
ia PORTE Ind. Nov 29.-The
bicycle is coming hack
That is. judgins from heavy orders
booked recently by a local mauuf3c-
.u-ng company which IS running
"a. gin and day to supply the demand.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-29
Train WRECKED at Ano

BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Nov. 20
Passengers had narrow escape
when six cars Of the west bound
Pennsylvania passenger train No
80 left the track at Amo. near here
late Friday No one was injured
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-29
Chamber Dinner Dec. 10

Chamber 70 Commerce today urged
members 10 make reservations early
FIR the dollar dinner to- be given be
fore the annual membership meeting
81 the Chamber, Dec 10 The di
rectors' election VIII be held from
ii a M to p. m. Dec. Q.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-29
Signal Chief to Speak

c. X. Rhoads superintendent Of
telegraph and signals Of the Big
-Four Railroad will speak to the
Scientech Club at luncheon Monday
at the Chamber Of Commerce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-29
$50 WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
4 Story of Neiehb0rIimess Is Told Here


And behold, certain lawyer stood up.
and d, tempted him. SAYING, Master, Master what
lie said unto him. What Is written IN
| the law How reaGest thOu2
And he answering said Thou shalt love
! the Lord thy God with all thy heart. ana
with all thv soul and with all thy
| strength ana with all thy mind. and thy
neighbour as tbyself.
/ And he said unto him Thou hast an
| sw cred right; this do, and thou shalt live,
| But he. willing to justify himself, said
unto Jesus. And who IS my neighbour
And Jesus answering said. 4 certain man
went down from Jerusalem to Jericho. and
| fell among thieves. which stripped him OF
! his raiment and wounded hun, and de-
parted. leaving him half dead.
And by chance there came down q Ger
| tain priest that way and when no saw
| him, he passed by on the other side.
And likewise a Jevite when he waa al
! tho place, came and looked on him, and
passed by on the other eide
But a certain Samaritan. az he Jour
ueyed. came where be was: and when he
! saw him he bad compassion on him.
/ And went 10 him and bound up his
wounds. pouring In oil and wine, and
! set HIM on his own beast and brought him
TO Inn. and took care Of him.
And on tho morrow whom he departed.
! he took out two pence. and gave them ~
/ the host. and said unto him. Take care Of
/ him; and whatsoever thou spendest more,
when I come again. / viii repay thee
Which now Of these three thinkest
thou vas neishbour unto him ina; fell
And he said. He that showed mercy on
/ him. Then said Jesus unto him, Go. end
do thou likewise
Tho International Uniform Sunday
School lesson for NOV 80: The Good
Samaritan. Luke 10 1857.
BY VIM r.. GLROY. u. D.
EditorIn-C Chief Of The Congrega~
tionalist
ERE. in story that IT takes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-29
Rock Smashe,s Windshield

81 Times Special
GOSHEN, Ind, Nov. ga pass
ng auto hurled a stone through the
windshield Of the auto of William
H. Rissler. Fragments of the glass
struck him in the eye. He may lose
the sight of It.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-29
.ludpe Milmeth lndorsed

Resolutions indorsing Judge Del
bert o. Wnmeth a. a candidate ion
Republican nomination for mayor
have been adopted by the Disabled
American Veterans OF the World
War
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-29
No Sweden fo- Him

By Times Special
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Nov. &C
r. Eckland went back home "a
Chicago today He stopped here en-
route to Sweden and a thief took
$1,000 from his pockets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-29
snnrks Canse 81. o00 100 Ioire

A roof fire, caused from sparks.
oday did $1,000 damage to the home
If Harry Klein, 1884 n. Capitol Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-29
Sneed Is CHARGED

EsteI Roberts. %, Of 1902 z
Tenth s.. was arrested on q speed
.ng charge today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-29
CHURCH TO HOLD
BIC DEDICATION
SERVICE SUNDAY
Seventh Presbyterian Has
Been RemodeIed at Great
Expense,

The Seventh Presbyterian Churate,
corner Elm and McCarty SITS, has
Just completed remodeltng and re-
finishing it's church building at 3,
cost Of approximately $4,000. 2. ;,
HRnkeneier and Frank Childers ans
nounced today.
Hankemeier is chairman Of th@
church building committee. and Chill
ders is chairman Of the finance com
rnittee.
The new addition IL two stories
high, the second floor having eighs
class rooms for the Sunday school,
and an assembly hail with q seating
capacity Of go. The assembly hall
Is equipped with q large stage with
dressing rooms adjoining so that
theatrical and entertainments can bs
given.
The ground floor has one large
class room for the Mems Bible CI4ss
and a large banquet room with mod
ernIy equipped kitchens adjoinfns-
The lavatories and rest rooms ars
also on this floor.
The new addition IS stuccn finish
and the old building has b9en r7-
finished to correspond. The .ntAr..r
has been completely redeoors TED
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-29

commandment is like unto the
FIRST be must get right with his
felluNmen
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-13
FRANCES SECURITY IDEA
IS WORKING OUT AT GENEVA

GENEVA. Sept. 13 (By The Asso-
ciated Press)-France's idea that
general world security can be at
tained only If each member of the
League of Nations will contribute
what it can in the way of sanctions
against an aggressor state seems to
be working out at Geneva.
The countries, led by England, are
coming forward one after another
and expressing willingness to give of
what they have to the cause of peace
England her fleet. France and the
other nations possessing large land
and air forces the weight of their
military strength. and the smaller
countries which are weak in arma-
ments the full measure of their finan-
cial and economic assistance.
just how this general willingness
to contribute to the sanctions can
be whipped into general protocol
or convention is the problem now i'm
mediately before the league assem-
bly,.