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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-22
4 Husband C3uunbIeS Into CZay Dust When Cle1er
Wife Gets Ready to Push Him Into PozOer and Fame

I a success. He was a soul explorer.
Money meant nothing to him. For
time he was blinded by the love
Of his wife. But she didn't climb
to the Heavens on his stepladder.
The result was an awful crash.
Here is a dramatically big and fine
story of human beings. The strength
of this book rests in the way that
Poole gets down deep into the very
character of his people. He does not
write of the surface. He gets down
into the blood.
There is so much dramatic action
to this STORY that al times my imagt-
nation became an express train be-
ing hurled over a track, a track at
times new to me. 1t gave me ter
rife dramatic wauop.
+ There is going to be lot Of talk
about the ending of this book With
DORIS long journey you run across
the word 'strychnine." Did he take
1t? Or did he permit his soul to
leave his body for the great jour.
ney?
The more I think Of Llewellyn
and his wife I believe that both
finally got what they really wanted.
think the wife got too much out
OF life
Love Ruined
The big point OF the story is this:
The avalanche Of worldly success
dig success) destroys love.
believe that the reader Of this
new Poole book will ask many ques-
tons. There is lot Of mystic stun
here. but it seems TO explain the
actions of the chief characters in
stead of throwing a ven around
them.
There is a new mental kick here.
At times I was forced to put the
book TO one side and think it over
calmly before I permitted myself 70
get nearer the dark with LIewellyn.
You remember that Poole's
Danger" got hold of me, but The
/ Avalanche" started to work on me
where Danger" left off.
II you are, not afraid of the dark,
then read The Avalanche"
One Of the worth while novels OF
the year.
That's my idea
Evening star., 1924-10-03
SENATOR ASSA|LS
!. COOLIDGE RECORD
Harrison Declares Chaos
Has Marked Presidents
Administration From First.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associate Press
CHICAGO, October 3.-Senator Pat
Harrison, Democrat, of Mississippi.
in an address prepared for delivery
today before the Executives Club,
said that if the Republican presi-
Dental nominee should be elected it
would mean Coolidge and chaos"
The election of Senator La Toilette
also would be followed by chaos, he
asserted.
since the third day of August.
1929" he said, our Government has
fioundered in q whirlpool of cross
currents and diverse policies. Because
OF a lack of courage and leadership,
the President has been detied by the
leaders of his own party in Congres SIS
in practically every instance. When
ever he awoke from his sleeping
silence and whispered suggestions to
Congress for action, he was detied.
whenever the Congress passed
what in its judgment, was fair and
just and wise legislation, it met with
a paper veto of the President. There
has been lack of cooperation be-
tween the Republican nominee and
his party that has no counterpart in
the history Of our Government. And
because of the confusion that has
inevitably ensued from such a situa-
ton, business of every kind has
halted. unemployment has increased
and industrial development arrested.
There is not a person in this country
but who knows that during the last
IA months we have had Coolidge and
chaos
Il shall pass without discussion the
chaos that would inevitably follow to
every interest in America If La Fol-
lette should be elected President Suf-
flee it to say that the same lack of
cooperation between the Executive
and Congress would follow.
N The only safe and sane policy fol
Evening star., 1924-10-03
BRYAN SEES GROWTH
OF DEMOCRATIC CAUSE
Says Progressives Should Unite on
Davis to Keep Election Out
of Congress.
Rr the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO, October 3.-William Jen-
ningS Bryan today wired William
Dixon, western Democratic campaign
manager, after a tour of Is western
States that our cause is growing and
will continue to grow" and added
that in the electoral college the fight
is between John w. Davis and Presi-
dent Coolidge.
Our cause is growing and will con-
tinue to grow" Mr.. Bryan's message
said. The logic of the situation is
with US. New factors created by the
trend of events are arising daily to
help US.
ut is unfortunate that there are two
tickets representing a protest against
the Republican record and the Re-
publican candidate, but the logic of
the situation is with the Democrats.
However much Mr.. La Follette's
followers may desire to see him Presi-
dent. they know that he has not the
slightest chance in the electoral col
lege. He cannot hope for even half
of the necessary votes to give him a
majority in the electoral college.
1T is the part of wisdom for the
progressives of all parties to unite
on Mr.. Davis and thus make the cleo
| tion in the electoral college 1t is
much better for the people to elect In
the electoral college this year than
to permit congressman elected two
years ago to decide the presidency
for the next four years. This fact
will become more and more % ident
as November draws near"
Evening star., 1924-10-03
METCALF G. o. P. CHOICE
FOR COLTS SUCCESSOR |
Rhode Island Republicans Name
Providence Man for Senate
Contest.
BY the Associa ted Press,

BY the Associated Press
PROVIDENCE. r. l., October g.
Jesse H. Metcalf OF Providence was
unanimously chosen for the Repub-
lican nomination for United States
Senator at the Republican State con-
vention here yesterday. Former Gov.
Aram J. Pothier was named the
party's choice for governor.
Salient points OF the platform
adopted included the Endorsement of
Coolidge and Dawes and the commen-
dation of the administration in re-
duction Of National debt and Federal
taxes. 1t condemns the ku klux
klan by name and also any candidate
or party that endeavors to make cap
ital out of such an issue. 1t also de-
clares foreign policy has tended to
improve International relationships
and saved costly naval completion.
Strict enforcement of the 18th amend
ment is urged.
1t also scores the Democratic f1li-
buster, charges the lieutenant gov
ernor with repeatedly violating his
oath of Office" and approves and
commends Republican Senators in
absenting themselves from the State
until assured the business of the
Senate would be conducted in an or
derby way
Evening star., 1924-10-03
Sheets. Tableclothes. Etc.

Sheets, Iableclothes. Etc.
Seamless Ble.ched Sheets. s1.ss each.
Hemmed: Torn sizes. sirso inches.
without dressing. Hemmed, torn
sizes. s1xs0-inch size.
size. Hemstitched piilowcases. 4oc.
Turkish Towels, SOC each. Large size
white Turkish towels. Double thread.
Striped Turkish Towels. soc each. with
blue stripe on plain white ground.
1Sx36 inches.
Part-linen Huck Towels, $50 each.
White with red and blue borders.
Halt Linen, Hsmstitehed Huck Towels.
xsresrised Damask r.bleoleth.. 81
each. 5s1a inches. Plain white and
Imported Half.inen Tablecloths, $2.25.
T2x72 inches In round patterns
Nercerzed Damaxk Table Cloths, $2.45.
64x72 inches. Round patterns.
Laoe-trimmed Pinowcases: s2.25 pair
Embroidered Pillowcases. $2.75 and S3.25
pair. 45136-inch embroidered, seal
foped and hemstitched Fruit of the
Laoe-trimmed Dresser Scarfs. 81 each.
1Sx54 inches. Natural color.
Linen Doilies, 2sc $50, 4Sc and $50 each.
Pure natural color linen doilies with
colored silk embroidery, in round, OBJ
long and oval designs.
Pure White Linen Doilies, 3Sc, 4sc and
5sc each. Embroidered and scalloped,
in oblong and oval designs. Three
sosrfs and Cents1 to match, $2.25 each.
wool-mixed Plaid Blankets, $3.50 pair.
The desirable ssIso-inch ase.
Evening star., 1924-10-03
EXCLUSIVE CLUB ROBBED;
"REPORTER" SUSPECTED
Valuable Tea Set and Jewelry
Taken-Hunt Pseudo News
paper Man.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
TUXEDO PARK, N. Y, October g.
Theft of valuable silver tea set and
a quantity of jewelry from the home
Of Forsyth Wickes and string of
pearls owned by Countess Mario di
Zoppola from the home of Mrs. Rich
ard Mortimer was announced today
by the police.
Search was being made for an un-
identified man who gained entrance
to the exclusive Tuxedo Park Club
Wednesday by posing as a reporter
for New York newspaper.
The mans actions aroused suspi-
cion, and a long distance telephone
call to the newspaper which he claim
ed to represent established his status
as an impostor. He was then asked
to leave. but 1T later developed that
he was not seen leaving the entrance
to the park, which is surrounded by
a high wall.
Evening star., 1924-10-03

the American electorate to pursue Is
the election of Davis, together with
Democratic Congress. No political
party in all history has ever pre-
sented such a common purpose and
unity of action as has the Democratic
minority in the Senate and House
during the last Congress. If a record
in the interest Of honest business and
to promote the interest of the farm
ers and laboring people and the con-
sumers is to be compensated, then
this militant minority will grow un-
der the Endorsement of the American
people in November into a real CO.
ordinated and high purposed ma
jority."
Evening star., 1924-10-03
Linens and Cottons

Imported Check Ginghams, 3sc yard.
32 inches wide. In small, medium
checks in all wanted colors.
Plaid Dress GinShAm, SOC yard. 80
inches wide Medium plaids.
Irish Colored Dress Linen, $50 yard.
81 inches wide. In tan. rose, hennn
and brown.
Cotton Dren Crepe, $50 yard. 36-inch
width. Small figures and checks.
White {1isse Crepe, 2Sc yard. 80 inches
wide. Good quality
Evening star., 1924-10-03
For Girls Under Is

Warm Goats. s9.e5. Showing smart
plaids and plain models. Sizes to Il.
Girls Fall Hats. S295. OF felt and
velvet Sizes t. Il years.
Gingham Dresses, Sl.95. In styles be-
coming to girls to A
Wool Dresses, S5.95. Of jersey. serge
and flannel. Sizes 10 Il.
Pleated Serge Skirts. sass. TO IL
Flannel Middies. S2.95. Blue or red.
q 4
Evening star., 1924-10-03
Men $ Items $

Ties. 8 for 81. Knitted rayon ties in an
attractive assortment Of cGlors,
Silk Shirts, S2.75. High grade. full.cut
shirts Sizes II to Il.
2-Pants Suits, s29. so. our special tai
lored wool suits in an attractive as
sortment of latest patterns and styles.
An.wool Topcoats. s2475. HiGh-grade.
all-wool topcoatS. Exceptionally well
Anewool overcoats. s24.75. In popular
styles. Ulster. single ard double
breasted models.
Extra Pants. s3.s5 to $3.50. Full line
of woolen and serge pants.
Pajamas. Sl.5o. Knight Of the Night
Silk Socks. soc pair. Pure thread silk.
Black. cordovan and gray
Phoenix Extra Mileage split foot
Golf Hose. sls5 pair. Imported
Silk and Wool Ties. S5c. Plain and
Ties, ST. Mosadors. silk and wool tics.
Handkerchiefs. loc and 25c each. Full
semi.soft mis- Collars. 4 for 81. Ide''
brand Popular styles. Quarter sizes.
Cotton Socks. 5 pairs. 81. Black. gray
Lisle Socks, 8 pairs 81. Phoenix brand,
Merrerized Black gray. cordovan and
navy. Sizes 912 10 III.
Rayon Pleated Socks; 8 pairs, sl.25.
BldCk, gray 1ll ftEtON dH
Woven Madras Shirts, 81. Neckhand
styles. attractive patterns
Work Shirts. 81. Triple stitched blue
chambray shirts, Two. pockets
Rayon Striped Madras Shirts, $3.50. Full
cut. Variety of patterns.
English Broadoloth Shirts, s1.s5. FTun
cut, well made. Neckband and collar
Athletic Union Suits, 75c. Full cut.
Nainsook. All sizes TO 10
Mems Sweaters, s2.s5. Brushed cotton
sweaters. in tan and heather mix
Mems Kid Gloves, s1.65 pair. In tan,
brown and gray. Sizes "a TO 10.
Mems Fabric Gloves. 81 pair. Wen
made. Sizes ~ TO 8.
For Draperles
Printed cretonne. CSC and ssc yard. So
inch printed cretonne in a large as
sortment of large and small designs;
Scrim and Marquisette, 2Sc and 3sc
yard. In dots, plaids, figured and
border designs. White. cream. ecru.
Rayon Marquisette. 75c yard. 36-inch
width. Plain and fancy natural color
coiorfast Rayon Drapery. $50 and SLID
yard. 36-inch width. Rose, blue and
coiored Rep. 81 yard 5o-inch rep.
Heavy quality. Rose. blue. brown.
Dotted Marquisette Curtains, So and
1925 pair. Rufied. "a yards long.
and self color dots.
Leather Goods
Leather Underarm Bags. s. to S..
feather HANDBAGS, 81 to So:
Beaded Bags, Soc, Sl.50, S2.25.
Coin Purses. 10c, Csc. 35c. SOC.
Bill FOLDS, Csc. SC, 7Sc and 81.
Key Cases, Csc.
Vanity Boxes, 81, 81 and So.
Belts, Csc, zoe, 75c. 81 and $3.50.
Children S Hosiery
Children's Ribbed Hose. Csc pair: 8
pairs. 81. Fine and heavy ribbed
Black and cordovan Sizes to T.
Children's Sports Hose, SOC pair. With
fancy tops. Sizes : to 10.
Kimonos and Robes
Cotton Krepe Kimonos, Sl95. OF the
well known serpentine crepe.
Boxloom Crepe Kimonos, S3.95. In rose.
blue and orchid.
Beacon Bath Robes, s395 to s5s5. In
assorted patterns. colors. Sizes SO 10
A.
Crepe and Satin Kimonos, ss.75..
Silk Underwear
Chemise. SITS. Novelty cloth chemisr,
i in orchid, flesh and peach.
Chemise and Step-ins, S2.95. OF crepe
de chine and radium.
Gowns and Chemise. S3.95. OF crepe dc
chine, in pastel shades.
Boudoir Caps, 5sc. Dotted Swiss and
novelty cloth.
Evening star., 1924-10-03
Down Stairs Store Fail Value Week
pett1coa+s-Slins

SLLx@ooIS /xApS
Sateen Petttcoats, 81. In dark
colors.
sateen Petticoats, S1.s5. In dark
shades and white and flesh.
Tricosham Petttconts, $1.05. In
assorted colors and white and
flesh.
Extra Size Tricosham Petttcoats,
S2.85.
SILK Pettieoats, S4.o5. Heavy
quality Milanese Silk petticoats.
Satinette Costume Slips, S1.S5. In
light and dark shades Sizes
sc to A.
Sateen Costume Slips, 81. In
tan, blue, gray and black Sizes
SO to A..
Extra Size Slips, s1.a5. OF black
striped sateen-
Tunic Slips, s2.ss. In dark
shades.
1unic slips, 1896. OF satin In
blue. black and brown
Silk Slips, $2.95. In sizes 36 to
a.
Pettfbocker., 81. Striped sateen.
Tan, blue, flesh and black.
Aprons-House Frocks
House Dresses, $L-95. OF ging-
ham and linene. Sizes So to AZ.
House Dresses, S3-85. OF splen-
did quality gingham Sizes 36
to AZ.
Jersey Dresses. $4.95. In becom-
ing styles for women Sizes
16 to Al.
Bungalow Aprons, CSC. Well
made.
Bungalow Aprons, $1.95. Finely
made aprons of sateen.
Frocl<s at 1886. OF foulards,
English broadc1oth; in attrac-
tive styles.
Maids Aprons. 5Sc. With bib
and rickrank trimmings
Kitchen Aprons, SOC. OF gfng-
ham
Black sateen Fancy Aprons. u.
Hoover Aprons, $1.05. In white,
gray, blue and lavender. Sizes
Sc to As.
White Bungalow Aprons, H-A-
In extra sizes and slenderiZing
styles
Bungalow Aprons, 81 to $50.
OF gingham sateen, foulards
and chambray.
Silk-Knitted Underwear
Glove SILK Bloomer~. sS5s.
Orchid. peach, flesh, black.
Sizes 25 to 20.
Glove SILK Sports Bloomers.
S23S. Reinforced seats. Sizes
% to 90.
Rayon Chemi.e, q. In shades of
blue, peach, white, flesh and
Rayon Gowns. s4.s. Jennie
necks. In flesh, orchid and
Glove Silk Step-tns, H.D. Good
quality of glove silk Full-cut
step-ins.
Bloomers, Step-ins and Gowns,
sc. OF crepe and cross-bared
materials.
Tailored Underwear. 81. OF voile,
nainsook and novelty materials.
Flannelette Gowns. SSc. In neat
stripes, round or V necks. Long
sleeves
Flannelette Gowns, $3.50. In
white and colors.
Assortment Of Lingerie, &1.5O.
Filet trimmed and medallion
novelty cloth.
Wolfe Gowns, Sc.c5. In pastel
shades.
Pajamas. $I.5O. With Jennie
necks, V necks, round necks and
square necks.
Glove Silk Vests. $1.es. Fine
quality Mohawk glove silk
vests.
knitted Vests, 2Sc. Full-cut we'll
knitted vests. All sizes-styles.
Combed Yarn Vests. SOC. Bodice
and built-up styles. Sizes Sc
to Al
Knit Union Suits, 75c. Full cut
Bodice and built-up shoulder
styles Flat locked seams. Sizes
SO to A.
Rnyon Vests. 81. In shades Of
peach, flesh, green, blue and
white.
Rayon Bloomers, $Le5. Full cut
and well made. In shades to
match vests.
Corsets-Brassieres
Bandeaux, SOC. OF satin-striped
material. Sizes "a to AZ.
Bandeaux. 5Sc. OF brocaded and
atin-striped material. Sizes 80
to AZ
Brassieres and Satin Bandeaux.
sSc. Either narrow or wide
models
BoyshfOrm Brassieres, 81. Side
and back hook
Garter Brnsxieres, &2.c5. Rubber
lied material. Long style.
Corsets and Girdles, 81 to $3.50,
Boyshform Reducers. $8-S5. Step
in models.
For All Boys
Wool Fabric Suits, $2.7s. Well made
full-cut suits. Jersey. tweed and
serge. Lined trousers Button ON and
Evening star., 1924-10-03

Women are now eligible to men,
bership in the Journeymen BARRIERS
International Union.
Evening star., 1924-10-03
Children S Underwear

Chlldren's Winter-weight Union Suits.
76c Long sleeves. Ankle length. In
children's Athletic Union Suits, SOC.
Full cut. in sizes . to i years.
Chldren's Knit Waists, 3oc. Well
Muslin Draw SOC. Lace and en-
broidery trimmed. SIZES TO II
Cambria Underbodies, SOC. In sizes
Princess Slips. 81. Lace and embroidery
trimmed Sizes 2 10 Ii years.
Combination Suits. 81.
Gymnasium Boomers 81 so. OF pleated
black sateen. Sizes 10 10 -.
Flannelette Pajamas, 81. One piece "a
.jamas in sizes TO y years.
Fhnnelette Pajamas. Sl.5o. In the
Flannelette Gowns. 81. In sizes 10
Flannelette Pajamas, 75c. With feet.
Sizes to g years.
Girls and Child's Shoes
Tan oxfordS. S375 and 81 pair.
Patent Leather Gore Pumps, IS pair.
Patent Leather Gore Strap Pumps, SIS
Tan Lace Shoes. pair, 50.
Felt Boudoir Slippers, 81 pair.
miosss' oysFshSse: ssos PPs5T, pains. s5o'
Rubber Heel Tan oxfords, 81 pair.
Tan Oxfords. wing tips $3.50 pair.
Tan Lace Shoes, So so pair.
Overshoes. 75c pair.
Childrens Shoes
Tan oxfords, rubber heels, $3.50 pair.
Tan Lace Shoes. pair. So.
Brown Leather Lace Shoes, $3.50 pair.
Spring heels.
Tan Moccasin PLAY Shoes 81 pair.
Childrens oVershoes, Csc and 75c
Felt Slippers. pair. 81.
Boys Brown Leather Shoes, 50 pair.
Boys Tan Leather Shoes $3.50 pair.
Boys School and Dress Shoes;
Leather House SLIPPERS, 81. Is pair.
Rubber overshoes. 95o pair.
Tan Opera House Slippers, So pair.
Felt House Slippers, 81 pair. With
padded soies.
Felt House Slippers. s1.5o pair. With
leather soles and heels.
Mems Rubber overshoes. sl-25 pair.
For the Infant
Pue Gum Rubber Sheets, SOC each.
With steel eyelets. 1sx2I-inch size.
Pure Gum Rubber Sheets, ssc. White
Stockingets. Size 1sy27 inches.
Quilted Pads, CSC. 17x1.-inch size.
Quilted Pads. Csc. 1sx&i-inch size.
Crib Sheets. 58c. Good quality sheeting.
Well finished and made.
Pillow Slips, 3sc.
Kapok Pillows. 5sc. Pink and blue
sateen covers
White Blankets. ssc. With pink and
blue borders Also colored grounds
Japanese SILK Pufs, s2.s5. Pink and
blue
Baby Buntings. s5.s5. OF Japanese
tufted silk Pink. blue white.
Madeira Pillow Covers, Sl25
Sheets. 50. so. Hand embroidered ard
hemstitched sheets
Eiderdown Baby Buntings, s2,s5.
Infants Silk Poplin Bonnets, 81.
Carriage Bonnets. S2.95. OF velvet, in
sizes > 10 Is years.
Toques, Tams and Bonnets. 81.
Mttens, SOC pair. With or without
White Coats, s2.e5. Of corduroy and
cashmere sizes To years.
Cashmere Hosiery. 5sc. Sizes for in
SILK and Wool Hosiery. CSC pair.
Silk and Wool Shirts CSC. DonhIe
breasted or wrapper fronts.
Abdominal Bands. Soc. In several diff
Pinked Flannel Bands. Csc.
Flannelette Gertrudes. 5sc. she'll
stitched: Sizes Infancy I" : years
Shoulder Bands, soc. OF wool and cot
ton. Infancy 70 two wears old.
Knit Leggins, sl.95. White, tan. blue
or brown Knit leG-ins
Sweaters, Sl.95. In the popular slip
over and coat STYLES
Dark Chinchilla Coats. s5s5. other
weaves in worsted. sizes > 10 s.
Panty Dresses. s1.95. OF chambray and
gingham Sizes = to 6 Years.
In white and light and DARK leather.
Infants Novelties, soc to 81 S5 each.
Brush and comb sets. baby books.
rattles. toys and the Ike.
Evening star., 1924-10-03
Corsets-Brassieres
For All Bows

Wool Fabric Suits, 27s. Well made,
full-cut suits. Jersey. tweed and
serge. Lined trousers Button-on and
MILDLY styles. Many attractive colors.
Sizes 3 TO 8 years.
Boys Corduroy Pants, SITS. Lined.
Sizes s to 1s years.
Wool Suits. $2.95. Jersey. tweed and
serge suits Button-on and MILDLY
styles. Sizes to s years.
Au-wool Two-pants Suits, $3.50, In the
popular Norfolk style. All sfsea
Finely tailored
Unlined Corduroy Pants, Sl.5o. Good
quality. Sizes to Is years
s to 1s years
Boys Blouses, $50 and 81. Funcut
blouses of madras and percale.
Al.wool Sweaters. $2.95. Slip-on mod
Flannelette Pajamas, 81. one-piece.
drop-seat. full-cut pajamas. In sizes
8 TO Il
Evening star., 1924-10-03
Women's S Shoes

Street or Evening Slipper. 81 to $3.50
pair, cnt steel buckle pumps.
Brown Kid one-strap Pumps, $l.e5 pair
Patent Leather one-strap Pumps, 81 95
Tan Pumps, s1.s5. one-ser.p model.
Pumps and oxfords, $1.e5 pair. Includ-
ing brown kid one-strap pumps. patent
leather one strap pumps, brown welt
sole oxfords, black gore oxfords and
patent leather oxfords.
Smart Pumps at IS pair. Brown satin.
black satin, patent leather, in strap,
gore and instep STYLES.
Smart oxfords At IS. Gun metal, tan
and patent leather oxfords- Also
smart tie oxfords.
Gold Evening Slippers, S.. 50 pair.
Silver Evening Slippers. $3.50 pair.
Patent Leather One-strap Pump, IS pair.
Patent Leather Gore Pump. "a pair.
Dolly Madison Patent Leather Pump.
$3.50 pair.
Dolly Madison Strap Kid Pump. $3.50 pr.
Dolly Madison Kid Oxford, $3.50 pair.
Dolly Madison Arch Oxford. $3.50 pair.
Satin Boudoir Slippers, $l.25 pair.
Felt Slippers, 81 pair. In colors.
Shoe Dressing for Dye and Shine. 25c
Shoe Dressing for Gold and Silver Slip
pers. 75c and 81.
Shoe Dressing for Suede and Satin Shoes,
15c to soc.
Shoe Dressing for Tan and Black Foot
wear. 15c to Csc.
Laces for High and Low Shoes, 10c.
Evening star., 1924-10-03
Silks and Cottons

Crepe de Chine. $1.6s yard. 3s-inch all
silk crepe. Wanted shades and black
usn and white; hi.u
yard, ss.insh @ wideS. " wanted d'' shades sd;ss
width. Black. white and shades. 'neA
Printed Crepe de Chine, 3l.s5 yard. So
inch width. All-silk. Printed in the
all-over pattern effect.
Georgette Crepe, $l.s5 yard In plain
All-silk Canton Crepe, s2s5 y.rd. IS
tan, black. white. navy. green. brown
An-silk R.dium, .$1.ss yard. 4o-inch
width: White, black. flesh. pink. tan
Rayon and Cotton F.ille. $l.ss yard.
Brown. navy. cocoa. tan, orange and
black. SO inches wide.
Rayon and Cotton Brocades, $1.98 yard.
New Fall colors. 36 inches wide.
Silk and Cotton Bengaline, $2.25 yard.
In green, tan, brown, gray and cocoa.
Sports Satin, $l.4s yard. ss-inch width.
An-siik Hi s?s; Ponsee, % 81 Yard. 50 m inches %
wide. Very good quality.
Umbrellas For All
wome1s ns * ~ 1msssll.s s'sII. Of silk se $
&. Cotton Umbrellas. $l.15. $3.50 and
Children's Umbrellas, CSC, $l.S5, $1.6S.
Modish Scarfs
Rayon Silk soa.fs, $1.s5. Also light
weight sports scarfs.
ombre scarfs, s2.s5. Also the popular
Roman strips scarfs.
Feather Boas, 1896 and 1856. OF soft
fluffy ostrich. Colors, peach, tan,
navy, gray. black, powder blue
Jewelry
and 81.
Vanity Cases, $1.25.
Bib Clasps, Soc.
and S1.o6.
Ribbons for watch bracelets, &c. So, 6oc.
Evening star., 1924-10-03
Leather Goods
Silk Underwear

Chemise. $1.75. Novelty cloth chemise.
Chemise and step-ins, S2s5. OF crepe
de chine and radium.
Gowns and Chemise. S3.95. OF crepe dc
chine, in pastel shades.
novelty cloth.