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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-01

Standing out prominently among
the features of WGY is the Rice
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Friday Clearance of Women's Apparel
Desirable Coats Suits and Dresses at Sharp Reductions

3 Misses Coats. suede fin
ished and fur-trimmed skirt,
in bitterswset. leather. brown
and tan combina tions. size
ls, n,,, We're eoss $500 $3.50
- Little Women's Coats.
spring models. fur bordered
and crepe lined. DumheH.
size l412. Chill. size 1917.
were s59.75. Fri &27 C0
dav. each. . Dc ''co
II Little WOman's Coat, in
powder blue, fur
bordered, was coo SO
s49.75, Friday. pNo'oO
40 Girls Raincapes, in red
and navy, rubber with fab
ric Innings, sizes 6 to QQc
IL. were S1.19, each. ~
-l2 Odd Coats and Capes,
of plaid and plain tan pOlaire.
sizes 10 and II,
forme erly S7.s5, 90 03
Friday. each. .
-26 Suspender Skirts. for
merly s5.95, Fri S3 90
day. each. ........
-35 Sports Skirts. fancy
stripes and checks,
forme y SS.93, c. OF
Friday, each. ...
- Sports Suits, sleeveless
Jacket styles, and pleated
white crepe de chine. skirt,
former formerly SO sss-75' $l6.95
so Dimity BlOuses. also of
wash broadcloth, handmade
round collars and cuffs, fin
ished with Irish crochet, and
filet lace. broken &7 C7
sizes, Friday. each ~
-75 Wash FrOcks, of wash
broadcloth, pure linen, hand
made voile and handmade
imported line n. Stripes.
checks and plain colors.
Misses and women's sizes,
formerly IS to S2 80
s6.95. Friday, each pc'O~
so House Dresses. gine-
hams, crepes, linene and
chambray VS.. A few L'Aiglon
and Queen-Make included.
w ere s1.s5 to S1. 40
S2.95, Friday, each ~
Evening star., 1925-05-07
HOmefttings

so yards of Curtain and ORA
perry Materials in remnant
lengths. Regularly 25c 70c
to75c. Special, yard.
$50 Cretonne Bar Harbor
Chair. c u h ions, reversible
style; button tufted, filled with
soft cotton. Regularly SOc
Sl.45. Special. each. .
POO yards Reversible Terry
Cretonnes in large remnant
lengths. Regularly CSC. QOc
Special Friday. a yard.
-l5 Damaged Screen Doors,
Continental make, in sizes 30x7S
10 36xs4 inches. II perfect
would sell for from $1.9S to
ssA ss.4S. s.cb Fri, 99c to $2.74
500 yards Heavy Striped AVN
ing Duck, full bolts, in dark tan
and white, blue and white. green
and white and light tan and
white stripes. Regu-
larly 4sc. Special, a CQc
yard .......-.. ...'.
10 Cretonne Folding Screens,
threefold style. Reg
ularly s4.s5, Special. CO 90
each ....... ~
Miscellaneous lot of Table
Runners. Table Covers. Velour
Pieces. Pillow Tops, etc. Reg
ularly 39c to s1.25. Spe- To-
20 bolts Lace-edge Marquis
cite Curtain Materials. 36 inches
wide and regularly 45c. To-
Special. a yard.
$50 pairs Neat Ruffled Mar
quisette Curtains. in regula ton
sill length. Regularly
s1.00. Special Friday, a AOc
pair
$50 Perfect Quality Smiths
Opaque Window Shades. #.
wide by SO ft. long. Regu-
larly 79c. Special Fri a.
day, each. h..............
rs Star Brand Porch Shades.
s fl. wide: stained brown or
green. Regularly
s4.45. Special Friday, CO 20
each ............... ~OO
-25 Genuine Red Cedar Chests.
4S inches long and seconds Of
$500 to $4,000 $500
kind. Friday. each pAc'oo
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Dress Goods
Remnants

i to 3 Yard Lengths of ALI
wool and Wool and Cotton Dress
Goods, including crepes, serges,
plaids, stripes, printed challies,
Voiles, etc. Were CSC to 7Oc
$500. Friday, a yard. =.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Dresses

II Evening Dress. Of bro
caded georgette crepe; size
IS; for m erly 500, rs
S49.75. Friday.
II Evening Dress, of peach
colored georgette. with at
tached scarf: size
IS; va $ 1915 $4,000
Friday .......-
II Evening Dress, of bro
ca d e. d georgette; drapery
caught up with handsome
rhinestone ornament; size SO;
was sSs.75. Fri $3.50
Il Imported Evening Dress,
hand beaded, scalloped tier
skirt, size se, $4,000
- Extra Size Dresses. of
georgette crepe; sizes i4l2
and 46la: form
erly $500. Fri S29 OO
day. each -. =.
- street Dresses, OF neaNN
quality satin. long sleeves,
embroidered with heavy dots:
sizes So and IS:
were s49.75. Fri @22 M
day. each ....
II Black Silk Dress, corded
silk. with long sleeves.
strictly tailored style; size
3S, S69.75 form &1S M
erly. Friday. =. ~ Ao"
II Tailored Silk Dress, black,
with silk lace jabot. long
sleeves: size Sc,
formerly former s4s,75, S3l.OO
-3 Dance Dresses, of ombre
georgette, gold lace trimmed,
in peach and orchid; sizes Is
and IS: form.
er1y e,r,1s, s4s:7 ~ $500
SO Silk and Crepe Dresses,
georgettes, satins. Cantons,
failles, crepe de chine, and
combinations, in black.
brown and light shades.
formerly S14.9S
to *25.oO. Fri $40 OK
day, each......
Evening star., 1925-05-07

Cleanup of Neckwear, such
as Collar and Cuff Sets, Sepa-
rate Collars, a few Vestees in
white and colors. Some or
CANDY, others broadcloth, C7o
etc. Friday, Special, at c
Kann's-
Evening star., 1925-05-07
2: Bargain tomorrow Kann's!
Baby Furniture

. Baby High Chairs, finished
in oak. have cane seat and are
complete with porcelain tray
and fOotrest. Regu-
larly $3.50, Special 81. AZ
i Collapsible High Chair, when
lowered can be used as A rocker.
Has cane seat and is complete
with tray. Regularly
$3.50. Special, Fri &S OK
uaN .,....... 49,.
- Wooden Nursery Chairs.
white enameled. Complete with
tray. Slightly soiled. as they
have been used as floor sam
pies. Regularly S6.45. @2 OK
Special. each. .....-.
a Baby Stroilers, Bloch make.
made of round reed. with tubu-
lar pushers, rubber-tired wheels,
upholstered in corduroy and fin-
ished in gray. cream and coffee.
Regularly S13.45. Spe- co *
cial, each.
Kann's-F'ourth Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07

Coats
- Twill Coat, in green.
tucked and metallic braid.
trim m d; size '3s; was
Sis.75. F r $3.50
day .......-..
II Tan Twill Coat. stitched
and tucked: size
SO: was ss'.7S. $3.50
Friday ......
Il Sport Coat. in gray, with
convertible collar, slit pock-
cts; size SS; was S38.5O
s49.75. Friday. %coco
i Suede finished Coat, rose
color, double breasted, but
ton style, red fox border,
size 81 se ss; Er,Gav W. $3.50
Il Suede.finished Coat. rose
colored, collar and cuffs,
trimmed with braiding. fur
border; size 3S.
--was s4s.75. Fri S38.5O
II Suede finished Coat. tan
and rose combination. trim
med with two-toned tailored
scallops. small collar and tie,
deep fox-fur border. size 3S:
was $3.50. Fri $3.50
dav ........
Il Suede finished Coat,
leather color, with rose-col-
ored applique trimming, fox
fur border. size
3S. was s49.75. &2Q S0
Friday ...-...
II Tan Charmeen Coat.
size Sc in. braid and but
ton trimmed, flare model;
beige squirrel collar, size
SO. was $500. $500
Friday gamma.
Il Tan Kasha Sport Coat,
plain body, block design skirt.
finished with fox border,
size 36' was $3.50
1915. Friday. W.
- Junior Coats, spring mod
els, suede finished, fur bor-
dered, in Chilli and powder
blue. size Is only. were
$500. Friday $3.50
each ..........
Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Floor Coverings

8 Administer Rugs. sXl2 #.
Were 1895 to $29.5O
$47.45. Friday, each
70 Administer Rugs, 9x12 TT.
Were ss4.s5. spe- $24.5O
. Wilton Velvet Rugs, 9x12
it. Were s47.5e. $4,000
Special, each. 49,.
g Seamless Brussels Rugs,
sxi2 #. Were $l4.5O
g Seamless Brussels Rugs,
sN12 it. W ere $3.50
$27.45. Special. each
= Sanford Administer Rugs.
S'sx1e1a fl. Were S28.S0
s39.95. Friday, each %"
q Seamless Bsgdad Rugs,
9xl2 TT. We're SIS. $500
Friday. each y
> Wilton Rugs, sxl2 ft. Were
sl15.oo. Friday $500
eacn ..,-.... .....'
IS rolls of Heavy China Mat
ting. 40 yards to a co 00
roll. Friday, a roll
. Deltox Rugs. +9x12 fl. Were
S17.45. Friday, S10 S0
each ..............
a KimIark Fiber Rugs, sx12
fit. Were s21.00. G1C IN
Friday, each .......
g Domus Rugs, 9X12 TT. Were
sl4;s5. Frid ay' $1,000
each .........
> Crex de Luxe Rugs. 9x12
#. ft.,s,n Were ere, S2l''O' $3.50
5 Stenciled Grass Rugs,
J2XI5 #. Were S10.95.
Spec Special Fr i d ~ $50
g Rag Rugs. 112x10l2 It.
We're 81 slo,'', Fri S5.95
day, each. h............
III Rag Rugs. 4x7 fl. Were
S4.95 to S7.95. Fri CO ~
day. each. pc' ~
Kann' 's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Linen Remnants

Linen Glass TowelinG. IS
inches wide; good heavy weight.
and a fine absorbent quality, in
red. and blue checks. Regu-
larly soc. Friday CSo
ward @oC
Pure Linen Silver Bleached
Table Damask Sets: consisting
of one cloth, 54x54 inches, and
six lo-inch napkins, a 81. Is
SET ................
-"Run-of.the- Mill" Turkish
Towels: fun size, and heavy
weight: colored borders: subject
Ia slight imperfections, Azo
tl.0o value. Special. each
Kann's-Street Floor
Children's Wear
Regular $3.50 to sS.9S Hats.
including Leghorn. Fancy
Straws, Tailored Hats, and Silk
Tam Tam o h anters' Sl.OO
Special. each. ........
-Children's Coats. fully tai
lored. Green, blue and tan.
Sizes TO years. Regularly
s12.95 to s26.95. Special, at
1a OFF
An assortment of Children's
Wear. slightly Soiled. offered at
one-half former prices. Included
are
Princess Slips. Were Se.95 To
1896
Drawers. Were Sl.25
Pa iamas. Were S1.25
-Petticoats, Were 81. .9S Ia
seas
Caps. Were 81 80 to seas
Presses q to IA years., Were
1895 70 S95.95
Friday, Your Choice.
y OFF
Sample Box of Fab With Each
Purchase.
kann Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Donestics

DOkk1SSt1SS
$50 Unbleached Small size
Pinowcases (size 36x36l. All
perfect. to close out, 1C1Lc
each ..... II
-36-in. Sea Island Cotton, un-
.blea ched, but will soon bleach
white, cut from the full piece,
all perfect. Friday. a 1C1-c
-Rayon Striped Bedspreads. in
two sizes, 72Xl00 and 72Xl0S,
making them long enough 10
cover the bolster also. Cotors
are gold, orchid. tan, blue and
light and dark rose. Formerly
$1,000 and $1,000. Fri c. OK
day each ............
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Notions

-Bobbed Hair Combs. Barrettes
and Ribbon Hair Bands for
bobbed hair. Regularly 25c
and soc. Your choice, l0c
6dtn
is pairs Women's Sew-on Gar
ters of heavy suspender l0c
web. Special. a pair.
40 Rubber Crib Sheets in AS
sorted styles. None worth less
than soc. Special Friday, CSo
eafn
Hair Nets. single mesh. cap
shape. in all colors but white
and gray. Special, per 10o
HpZPn
Wash Cloths. Regularly l0c
each. s c a COr
lpf
Kann s-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Corsets. Girdles, Etc.

10 Madame y Reducing Step
in Girdles. Gray. Discontinued
model. Not all sizes. Regularly
S7.S5. Special, Fri Cd OK
day, each .......
rs Madame y Reducing Step
in Girdles. Pink. Not all sizes.
Discontinued model.
Regularly sS.S5. Spe- "a 05
cial, each ......
PA "Celine" Netheralls. made
OF silk jersey in pink, orchid
and black Sizes 81 to 3S.
Regularly $3.50. Spe- Cd CS
cial. each ......
10 Clandette and Zellane Meth
erals. odd sizes. Made Of mesh
brocade and treco. Regularly
$500 to $3.50. Spe- GO OK
cial. each .......
SO Memo Circlet Brassieres.
Broken lots: made of brocades.
satins and coutils. Regularly
$3.50 to $500. Special, Friday,
each at
- Price
Kann' n's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Toilet Goods

81 bottles of Jean de Parys
Imported French Perfumes.
Regularly s1.00. Special, S0o
so Clensettes Towels for re-
moving cold cream. r g
ularlv 35c. Special. 1So
eacn
-26 Imitation Ivory Watch
Holders. Makes a clock out OF
your watch. Regularly S0o
SIPS. Special, each. -.
-72 Pattie Powder Puffs filled
with powder. Regularly 10c
CSC. Special. ...........
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
$l.0O Washable
Fabric Gloves
60c Pair

300 pairs of Women's Turn
down Novelty Cuff Washable
Fabric Gloves with heavy
stitched backs and in the popu
lar colors of beaver. cafe. gray.
silver and brown. Sizes 512 TO
712.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Lingerie

q
--26 Tunic Slips of satin with
sateen tops. Navy. dark and
light brown. Regu.
lsrly A.s5. Special, I'd QS
each .....
20 Tunic Slips Of satin with
tub silk tops. Brown only.
Regularly t4.95. Spe CD OK
ctal. each.
20 Envelope Chemise of satin
radium and crepe de chine.
Regularly $3.50. Spe- @S OK
cial, each
is Envelope Chemise of crepe
de chine. trimmed with lace and
ri b b on. Regularly $3.50
s5.95. Special, each. ~
-3s Tub Silk Boomers in
peach. flesh and white. Regu-
larry sl.sS. Special 81. 40
each ....-.....-.....
So Apron F'rocks of gingham
and percale. One and two OF
a kind. Regularly
sl.a5. Special. Fri @I 90
day. each.
100 pieces of odd Undermus-
Inns. including Gowns, Corset
Covers, Drawers and Skirts. Reg
ular 79c to $1.4a va'res. 1Qc
Special. each. .....
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Handkerchiefs
I2bc Each

Slight seconds of the regular
CSC quality. They are very at
tractive, with various width
hems and corner embroidery,
and a very good quality linen.
cotton and voiIe.
Kann's-Str Floor.
Luggage
q Steamer Wardrobe Trunks,
covered with hard fiber and
bound edges. Were %17 00
S22.00. Special, each
4 Regulation Wardro be
Trunks with open top and
rou d e d edges.
Were $4,000. Spe- cCC 00
cial each. ......
"a Regulation Size Wardrobe
Trunks, covered with hard tlber,
made with open-raised bulge
top. Fully equipped.
.,.,f Were .asS $500 spe- $27.OO
a Large Massive Round-edge'
Wardrobe Trunks. with open
top. Fully equipped.
Were S5o.00. Spe- ~0I M
cial, each. .......
kann' 's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Laces

LaceS
Calais Valenciennes Laces,
edges, insertions and salloons in
white and ecru. | TO : inches
wide Regularly 15c. J0c
Special, yard ...
Metal Laces. Gold. Antique
and Steel 2 to 4 inches wide
and regularly SIC to
&l.00. Spe ial. a 2Oc
NdTu
-Coiored Metal F'louncings, also
silver in disable lengths. Reg
ularIy $3.50 To $500. &1 IN
Special. a yard. ..... ~'o
kann street Floor.
.Jewelrv
Women's Sterling silver
Rings. set with two manufsc-
tured indestructible pearls in
white and colors. Regularly
soc and S1.00. Special COc
Friday, each .
Kann n's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Hosiery


900 pairs Childrenp Cotton
Socks. Slight seconds. with
pretty turn-oN er tops. Broken
sizes and colors. Special, COc
$50 pairs women's Full-fssh-
TONED Silk-s na-rsyon Hose.
Slight seconds. Mercerized tops.
soleS. heels and toes. Broken
coIors and sizes. Spe- TO-
cial. a pair. &c
900 pairs Womens SiIk,and-
rayon Hose. Seconds. Seam
less feet, seam up the backs
Black and colors. but not all
sizes in each color. Spe 20,
cial, a pair.
200 pairs Women's Full-fash-
foned Chiffon SILK Hose, with
mercerized tops. Black and
some colors. Perfect quality.
Regularly s1.5s. Spe- G7 CS
cial, a pair. r.........
Kann's-S Street Floor.
Candy
Pea nut Brittle, fresh
and crisp. Special. q 90
pound .........
Jelly Egzs. in assorted Ino
favors. Special, pound
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Leather Goods

loo Mems Bill Folds. made of
genuine seal and morocco leath-
ers with gold-plated corners.
Regularly $1.95. Spe- O0c
cfal each ...............
loo Leather Bags in under.
the-arm, strap-back and strap
top styles. Black and colors.
Were $3.50. Special Fri OK
day. each NV
-Nomens Leather Belts in as
sorted styles and colors. Were
sech sec; Special F r I d ay' lOc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Neckwear Specials

Long. sleeve Guimpes of net.
Two styles with jabot. trimmed
with Val or PIT. Venise lace and
one style with PIT. VeniSe yes
tee and collar with band
of lace. Special, Fri ri 70
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Knit Underwear

300 Womens Light weight
Cotton Vests, in bodice style
Perfect.) Sizes 36 to A. Reg
ularly 25c. Special, To-
each lSC
PTS Women'S Rayon Step-ins
in novelty weave, slashed at the
side. Flesh, orchid and peach.
Sizes So and 38 only. Reg"
ularly $1.00. Special, a SOc
suit
300 Children's Pajama-check
Waist Suits with open legs, full
cut. sizes 4 to IL years. Sno
Special, a suit ....... wv
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Lining Remnants

Regular 39c to. 45c remnants
of Cotton and Silk and Cotton
Innings in black and col
ors. Special, Friday, a CQc
yard .........-.....
Kann's-Street Floor.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-12
WARN MOTORISTS
10 LOOK OUT FOR
SCHOOL CHILDREN

With the end Of the vacation near
in aii sections of tine state, motor
ISIS arc being warned to use extra
care in passing school houses. Some
time before school closed for the
summer holidays the new system
OF school steps was pat into effect
and these rules still govern. How
ever, it is pointed out by the pub
lie safety department of The Auto
mobile Club OF Southern California,
in The fin:l analysis, safe driving is
Up 20 the iadividual
IL 1924 through a consistent cam.
paigu of education in public schools
and constant, warning to drivers
th" death expectancy among child
rem Of school age in Los Angeles
was reduced - pcr cent. 1t is hop
ed to make Il further reduction in
1928. Bat to de- this, according to
school authorities il viii be urccs-
>ar" 10 have the fun cooperation OF
al drivers Of motor vehicles in ad-
Gi}Iun to tine earnest work being
done by Parent Teachers aSsocia-
JioHS. board, of education, the city
playground authorities. traffic Of
ticcrS, the Automobile Club of
Southern California and other or
carnations devoted to the conserv-
ing Of human life.
While the children are constantly
being warned against roller skating
in the streets, hooking rides, iav-
walking, running after playthings in
the street and similar actions lead
ing 70 accidents, the motorist is
asked to remember that children are
impuisiVc to the cXtrcm" and forget
these warnings while interested in
their youthful games.
Persons driving automobiles
through the streets of any populous
district are asked to bear in mind
at all times that children are liable
TO dart out suddenly into tho
streets directly in front Of moV.
ing vehicles. There are many rea
sous why they do this and while
the child may be at fault, the acci
dents resulting are none the less
painful and heart breaking if the
driver does not have the ear under
perfect control at all times and abl,
to stop suddenly.
Children, like old persons. become
confused in traffic. In this stat,
of mind they frequently do just
the opposite of what they Shout,
+ do, so that the motorist, to avoi,
manning and killing the little folk
must constantly bear in mind the
\. b. G. of safe driving-Alwav,
! Be Careful.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-12
BRIGHT PROSPECT
SEEN FOR ATHLETE
AT SO. CALF. U

Gordon Smith, crack half-miIcr
and all round athlete a. Imperial
high school, is to enter the Univers-
itv Of Southern California this
year. where he hopes to follow i'll
the footsteps of Kenneth Grumblcs
and Eddie House and become Il
member Of the famous [. 5. c.
track team.
Smith has developed into one OF
the best half-micrs ever to com
pete in the valley and was practi-
caliv without competition in this
event. He also starred ut Imperial
high school as a member of the
baskctbail baseball and football
teams.
Last year he was a student at
Central Union Junior college and
participated in athletics at that in
stitGtion.
with Smith. Grumblcs and House,
imperial Valley vii. have three ath-
letes at L. s c. to keep track Of.
GrumblcS was the pioneer from the
valley. He went up TO the big
college two years ago, unhonored
and unsung, and in little over
two months Dean Cromwell, the
track coach, had discovered in the
local boy one Of the best hurdlers
who ever jumped the sticks. Since
then Kenny has been Il valued mem
Der Of the track team, and won the
big intercollegiate" track meet at
Philadelphia last June for L. S. G..
by capturing first place in the low
hurdles.
House, who is q SON of Professor
j. L. House, principal at Central
Union, went 10 t. s. c. last year,
and by his work in the 100 yard
dash made place for himself ON
Cromwell : team.
Friends Of Smith will be watch-
ing his career while at L. :. G.
and hope that he will be able to
bring additional honors to that in
stitutiOn.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-12
WILL
DEDICATE TABLET
TO PRES. HARDING

CHICAGO sept. !2.-Thc Presi-
denf Harding international Good
vi, Memorial. located in Stanley
Park. Vancouver, r. g.. Canada.
aad er'c'ci by Eiwauis Intcsua
t.oaa throueh tie voluntary sub
scripfiops of IL, $4,000 members i0
the Tnitoi States and Canada, Will
b. J.''."t.t o Wednesday,, Sep
tcr'bcr rs. Government officials Of
bath The United Nt;tcs and Canada
VII tax, part ia the memorial SER
vice.
Stanley Park is whore the late
hnH.rJ President mad" one Of the
laSt spec hes before his death. The
mortu9t has been built within
SEQ feet a. the entrance tn Van
converts immense municipal park,
whore 'he thousands of tourists
from a.t ov,r the world may view
tine triout" to the honorcd chief
executive anJ memorial TO the lo7
veur of rrlrc between Canada and
the United States.
In his speech at Vancouver, the
late President remarked, " No grim
faced torJtica;iouos mark our from
tiers. The monument will now cH
cmplifv his statement, for it. will
Il. the only symbol Of fortification.
outside Of mi1e-posts, that mark the
invisible border line stretching
from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
The design Of the monument is
emi.circuIm set with an elevated
center containing a bronze tabIct
with Iimjmg's profile in has-relief
ANA an excerpt from his Last @d-
dress Two huge female figures
symbol Canada and the United
States and keep guard over the
man represented in the bas-rclief
wand over the memorable words of
international amity.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-12
COTTON WAS ON
DOWNWARD TREND
REPORTS DENOTE

Cotton prices witnessed fNr,her
declines during the wee1; August
29-scPtcmbor 4, with quotations
touching new low levels for the
season. The early part Of the week
encountered selling in heavy volume
for bath speculative and hedge ac-
count. Daring the latter part Of
the week, however, hedge pressure
was somewhat lifted which, to-
gether with covering by recent
short sellers improved prices, with
final gu cations for the week down
about cent for spots and %-lG
cent for futures. The new low lcvoi
for Oeeob"r future contracts 50 far
this &cason Was 2l.S3 cents or =
little more than ~ cents below
the high point since Angus; !.
Several trade estimates .of the
crop made their appearance during
the week, which Indicated a tend
ency towards increased ideas. The
government report issued ON sep
tember g, was awaited with the
usual keen interest. Reports from
dry goods centers Indicated . rath-
er steady situation and practically
unchanged from tie previous vack.
Cn the New York cotton eX-
change October fu0re contracts
were down II POINTS, closing a.
222.29 sents as compared with 24.44
cents ON tn" spending day last
year .,l on the New Orleans cot
tom exchange they were down nlnc
points, closing aJ 2I5j cents rs com
pared with 23.o7 cents year ago.
On the Chicago board o. trade Octo-
Der future contracts closed at 2l99
cents as compared with '42.o3 cents
laEt WoCk
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-12
EMPIRES BIRTH
WILL Be SHOWN
AT COUNTY FAIR

SANTA ANA, Calf, Sept. 12.-
An epic of Southern California,
showing Transformation from Sage
brush trails I'd orange groves, will
be presented III the form of Il
pageantalIcgory. "The Birth of An
Empire at the Orange county
fair, TO hc held al Santa Ana, Sep
tembcr % 26.
Seven episodes ON an extensive
scale will depict scenes and histori-
cal events from the founding Of
the mission and the planting OF
small crops by missionaries here at
the time Of the American Decara-
ton of Independence, or> through to
the beginnings of irrigation, down
to the present highly specialized
culture of the southland.
Two hundred picked players and
dancers are participating in the re-
hearsals. Senorita Faustna Lucero
Of santa Ana, who has won high
place in the Spanish and McXican
dances, has hcne chosen by the
coaoh, Miss Claire Coutant, Of Full
erton, to present the dance of
" Jaraba Tapatio.' a lively Aztcc
peasant step which will be seen il
Soathern California for the first
zine at the fair. She VIII also
dnco the Spanish national dance
: Ia Joja' aud II ,EstuUantina. =
The premium list is more than 30
per cent larger than in former
years. In addition to the first class
agricultural exhibit, the allcgorv.
and rodco and amusement features,
this years fair will contain II new
deoarfarr iu iuduserial cyaiblsa.
azi< "1i aHa form W r.G.u,ae
display dr. aI the hon3nas o. aa-
3ae.+ aw"t.e..ls p, D.@nea .a -
-, sHu... rr tor the fsst
,iWe under On. roof. Chambers Of
commerce aud manufacturers ar
cooperating TO make the exhibit
thoroughly representative Of the
coetry'> industries