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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-17

wTAM l39ol., Cleveland--wTAM Or
cheetre. three hours. WTAS $3.50. Ell
gin, ul.-Terrace Orchestra. songs four
hours. WSB (429). Atlanta-Wendell
s:1b p, M-wRC (469). Washington
Canadian Club dinner program.
$3.50 p. M.-WCCO (417), Minneapolis-St.
Paul-Kiwanis Mixed Quartet WFAA
(476l Dallas-Blue Bennett Serenaders.
WGBS $3.50. New York--Moyie chat.
Orchestra. WMAQ t447. 81, Chicago
Radio photologue. Sweden"
900 P. M.-wMAQ (447.5). Chicago
Chicago Theater Orchestra. W0AW
1921. Omaha-Musical program. woo
(4S4), Davenport. Iowa--LeClaire Or
chestra, one hour. WTAY 1851. Oak
Park. nl.-Musical program. two and
one quarter hours.
e:O6 P. M.-KYw $780,, Chicago-Hu-
morous sketches. economist talk. WIN
1891. New York-Clark Entertainers,
o:I5 F. TLwoR t4o5l. Newark-Dance
ESQ 'i Z. a spnscKAe t4a5). Montreal
Windsor Hotel dance program. WNYC
$500. New York-Police alarms. Ho-
tel Roosevelt Orchestra. WEAF (A92l
New York-Firemens Association enE
tertainment Eddie Cantor band entire
hid Boots" company. VOL 1907.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-17
SLICK GIVEN SUPPORT
Graham, Other Candidate for Fed
eral Judgeship, Withdraws.
aBu IInfted Prese

sBg United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind. jan. IT,
The St. Joseph County Bar Associ-
alton ato6ay gave its full support to
the candidacy Of Thomas Slick. local
attorney. for appointment as the sec
Iond Federal judge in Indiana under
the Hickey bill, which was signed
Friday by President Coolidge.
4 A. G. Graham. the second South
Bend candidate. voluntarily with
drew so that Republican politicians
and lawyers Of the county could get
behind the candidacy OF Slick.
It has been reported that the Sc
lection has narrowed down to Slick
and Judge ,Henneger of Lafayette.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-17
WELCOME sNoDGRASS
King Of worries to Open Vaudeville
Engagement at Evansville.

BIZ Times Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. H.
Vaudeville and radio fans today were
preparing a welcome for Harry
Snodgrass, known over the radio as
King Of the Ivories," who opens
his vaudeville engagement here
Sunday. following his release from
the Missouri State prison Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-17

indianapolis Association Of Credit
Men is on record today favoring a
campaign promoted by the national
association to raise $1,00O,OO0 to
prosecute commercial criminals A
national representative will discuss
the drive with local members next
week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-17

New York-Roseiand Academy music.
sefesofab one hour Xiii $3.50 Los
KYW 1851. - ChicagoG.;Congress Car
nival.' two hours. KFKB (2S6l, Mil
ford, Kan.-Early Bird Fun Makers.
KGO .(312) Oakland-NeWs. weather.
Hotel StrOllers Orchestra. two hours.
WCAL $500. Mortified. Minn.-Mid-
LOO a. M.@KNx 1897. Hollywood Cal
xxx Girl. vocal.
2 100 to 4 100 A. M.-KHJ l395). Los An
geles-Lost Angels of XIII.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-17
Junior Chamber Party Monday

Plans are completed for the bunco.
party and dance of the Junior Cham
Der of Commerce Monday night at
the chamber. Harold Haskell is.
chairman of the arrangements com
mittee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-17

ices. Tenth Avenue Baptist Church.
1000 r. M.--KFI 1860, Los Angeles
11:oo Sf r. SM..KNx (ss7). Hollywood
1900 Midnight--KFI (469) Los Angeles
Arrowhead Orchestra. one hour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-17
Train Kills Man

By Times Special
PAOLI, Ind. Jan. 17.-Simeon
Dixon, As, was struck and killed
here late Friday by a Monon pass
enger. train.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-17
Dancirnsb

7:00-CNRO.
7:15-WJJD.
7:80-WHAS.
s:00-WTAM-WTAS.
S:S0-WGY-WFAA.
9:00-WOC.
9:15-WOR.
0-CKAC-WRC.
1O;00-WCCO-WGBS-KOA
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10:30-WBZ-WH
NORTHUMBERLAND webb.
11:15-WOAW.
11:30-KSD-WH
11:46-WDAF.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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HOUR BY HOUR

THE CONVENIENT PROGRAM FOR THE RADIO FAN.
KNOW WHAT'S THE ANY HOUR. TIMES PRO
GRAMS START DAILY AT $50 p. NJ. AND CONTINUE FOR
rruuH II
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

The Coat styles are unusually practical-you
can them until late next fall, and there
are such lovely materials In complete range
of sizes. Make your selection Monday from
these unusually low priced groups.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

he thirty lays you pay only $00 down purchases
in four five six months convenient HAMS FREES
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Girls Sandals. S3.75

Were S. 2l pairs Tan
Suede Sandals. Sizes 4, AZ,
5, 81, 6 AA; 6 A; 31z, AZ,
51z B; 4, AZ, S, 5K, e c.
pairs. Girls White Canvas Ok
fords: leather soles and rubber
heels in the lot. Sizes 4. 4 n AA:
3. IA. c. Greatly re- Ct
duced- pair. ............- ~
10 pairs Children's Brown Canvas
Balls Neolin soles; leat ther
trimmed. Sizes Sls. o. 9h, 1oh.
: IL C; Sh, o, 9h, 10 d. e.
We're So pair; now. 80. R<
23 pairs Children's White Lotus
Balls. Sizes "a. ga, 10. 1oh c.:
s1s. 8. 9h. 10. 1Oh. II D. g
Were S3 pair: now. W
Balls. sizes IL, l2H c; II u.
u. 1als D. Were sS.a6 50
/ IL pairs Boys White Lotus Balls
. and Brown Balls: Neolin soles
leather trimmed. Sizes in lot:
! Al b. 5is. 9 C: Al. 5a g
D. Were $3.50 pair: now. NJ
2}13 pairs Infants Elk and Soft
sole Shoes. in tam and black and
white; size /. We're 81 20 Az
pair: now ............ wv
Children's Shoe Section.
Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Scrap Baskets, Soc

. Were s1.65. SLIGHTLY DAN
AGED. 13 decorated metal scrap
EseEsass! s; ES!sasstHf fbAssehB II sB1SETBE 81 N,
3 Bathroom Medicine Cabinets.
With mirrors: white enameled.
We're pa. so each: now 1915.
3 Kitchen Stools, white enameled: ::
q inch Were s2.25 each; now
Is Round Tin Graters. Were
l5c each: now Sc.
2 Nursery Refrigeratoss. medium
EACH. now ee.50.
8 Skirt Boards, 4o-inch: padded
ana covered. Were S1.35 each !;
as ss wizard wa Dust Cloths. medium
Auto Vacuum Ice Cream Freezer,
: quart. Was S7.S5: now &4.95.
l Copper Wash Boiler, No. q
Rochsster; copper cover. Was So;
]. Paris Oft: steplsdder. Was
] Paris S-t,. stepladder. Was 81;
i UdeiI eft. stepladder. Was
S4.b0: now s2.25.
8 White Enameled Bath Stools,
Were Si.sS each: now SSc. s'
20 pairs Grass Shears Were soc
pair; now 25e.
"a Steel Rat Traps, easy to set
Were 35c each: now 20c.
30 Scrubhrushes. large size; good
10 "Slipin" Cedarized Garment
Bags. moth and dust proof; over
coat size. Were 50 each: now csc,
Ii Wayne Cedarized Garment Bags.
moth and dust proof 2s inches
vice, % inches long. Were SI.75
each: now 00c.
Housewares Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Infants Bonnets. S1.95

Were $3.50. White organdy
Bonnets, with turn-back dare ::
with French knots In pink or blue:
sizes 8 months to 1 year.
3 Small Boys Straw Hats, with
turn-up brim: ribbon band, and
bow; brown and navy: sizes and
years. Were Sl.e5 EACH. OK
IS Chldren's Dresses: W h IL e..
striped dinity and colored voiles;
bioomer-- style: fancy braid and
flowers; sizes . 20 3 years.
Ware s2.o5 and $3.50 Sfo5
rdc1l 1OW
8 Arnold Night Drawers, without
feet; 6-year size only. CT OK
Were 81 70. each: now. S"1
15 Children's Nainsook Gowns
high or low neck: short or long
sleeves: trimmed with lace and
embroidery; sizes 4 to 8
years. Were $3.50 each; e. or
now. 9b.1o
Infants Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Imported China
Greatly Reduced

Sets. Were SIS each: now $3.50
Was S12. so: now S6.e5
s Bouillon Cups and Saucers.
1e Broad and Butter Plates. Were
Soc each: now 25c.
1 Decorated and Mat Gold-handled
Teapot, Sugar and Cream Set.
Was $f2.50; now 1896.
S-piece Lemonade Set. Was
81 80: now 9Io.
s Bon Bon Dishes. Were 81 each /:
2 go.piece Havilsnd China Dinner
Sets: Were S23.s5 each: now
. 2s.piece Tea Sets. Were s14.5o
each; now $3.50.
Blue Canton China Teapots,
SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT. Special,
j Decorated French.china Mayon-
FEET. Was S3 80: now 81.
/ Cmbrella Jar, ivory finish
SLIGHTLY .IMPERFEcT. Was
$3.50; now $3.50.
I e-piece Decorated French China
Fruit Set. Wss $3.50; now 93.95
4S Imported China Teacups and
Ssucers. Special, cup and saucer.
Is Imported White Porcelain
Breakfast Plates. Were 35c each
China Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
BOYS Shirts. Sl.t5

Were 8. So Shirts; all
white and striped; sizes
121z, Is, 1871, II neck.
90 pairs Khaki Knickers: good
quality. we'll made; sizes IL,
Is, Il years only Special. ST
- DdlT.
90 pairs Khaki Knee Pants for
small boys; sizes 4 and 8 TX.
years. We're 81 .25 pair: now, <1S
Junior Base Ball Suits: napper
style: size 9 years. Were TX
S1.25 each: now. ~
Boys Section. Fourth floor. (
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Friday Special-Men's S
Umbrellas, S2.95

IS Mems 27-inch Tape-edge,
Piece-dyed C!o t h Um-
brellas; wood handles, in
Prince of Wales or opera
shapes.
8 women's Black Silk Umbrellas;
12-rib frame: satin or ottoman
border imported handles of
selected wood: finished with
leather thongs or side
straps. Were $40 each; A.85
now ............
B women's Colored SILK Um-
brellas; 25-inch: red. green and
brown: assorted wood handles,
finished with cord wrist
loop. Were ss each; S4.85
now
8 Women's 24-inch Sun or Rain
Umbrellas: striped color silk: ten
rib. Green. purple and navy;
assorted wood handles with silk
cord cord loop; loop Were So $.85
Umbrella Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Girls Dresses, $3.50

Were $3.50. 9 flannel dreS-
ses: and 2 piece styles; );
short or long sleeves; rust,
tan, henna and navy; sizes
8 to IA years.
2 Girls silk Dresses; tan. rust ana
navy and red combination; attrsS,
tive. i've styles; Is ! =. sizss sssie.so az Sa so n
3 junior Misses Summer Dresses;
wolfe. linen and dotted swiss; with
lace and ribbon: green, pink. red
and white: sizes IS and Y
years. Were s1s.6o eaeh' $3.50
sscs;i & ca;r,s: now wool jersey ' Dfaeses: ]
: and 2.piece styles navy and
henna: sizes 8 and IA years.
were $40 each; $3.50
soG; S;rls, wool Dresses: ny and
years. Were $3.50 each; ,S2. .oS
Junior Miss Dress of tan or.
candy. trimmed with green velvet
and colored embroidery. size 10
years. Was $3.50; $3.50
9oTi 3 Junior i Misses Tan Goats. with
band of fur at bottom; full hneo:
size 15 years. Were 1880
S29.50 each; now.
- Girls Ginghama na Dresses: ra'ass IN s,zes az.
z to IA years. Special. 81 10
each. -. >. ........ T'
Girls and Junior Misses Section.
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Kitchen Furniture
Greatly Reduced

SLIGHTLY sHoPwoRN, MpER.
Feet OR DAMAGED.
1 Napanee White Kitchen Cabinet,
with 36-inch white porcelain
sa5I table top. Was se7.6o; S47 so
j white House Steel Kitchen
Dresser; white enamcled: 39.inch
porcelain table top. Was Sf05
Pastry try Table: 5s-inch: white
enameled:S : porce a n
nas, 1ssls top, ''. Was SIS; St1.e5
2 Refrigerators 3-door. side. icing
hardwood case: we'll insulated:
white enameled lined: so hounds
.s ice capacity. Special, S13.75
1-20th Century white Fiber
Water Cooler. complete with g.
gallon bottle. Was &Q OK
/ Three-burner Gas Hot Plate:
nj c k e i plated. Was ca E0
s13.a5: now ......... 4o.0O
Housewares Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Girls Jacouettes, 45c

We're SI.05. Khaki JacQuettes.
sleeveless, with .Tuxedo collar;
sizes IL, Is and 90 years.
- 10 Gowns. in crepe and batlste
lace trimmed; sizes and ~
years. Were 81 .25.- each: 0Sc
now.
pairs- Black Sateen Bloomers.
with band;- size 10 years. hSc
Were $3.50 pair; nows.,..
4 pairs Gym Boomers; black
sateen; full pleated on band:
elastic knee: size 8 years. S1.CS
Were SI.75 pair; now.
s pairs Crepe alamas, IN two-pie@
ws1s ;syles; !, 1i1ss as s.i, 10 ng~ sssrs $145
3 pairs Flannelette Pajamas. for
camping; size 8 years. h6r
Were S1.75 pair: now
Girls Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Silk Slips, $5.95

Were $3.50. II Glove Silk
Slips; lovely quality; bodice
top; plain or hemstitched
deep shadowproof hem i;
navy, gray and rust.
25 Tub Silk and Trico-
sham Slips; plain top !;
double: to hip hem; white.
flesh, tan, brown
and black. Spe- $2.95
cial. each ......
18 Radium Silk and Trico-
sham Petticoats; hem
stitched, ruffled or embroid-
cred at bottom; green.
American beauty and tur-
quoise. Were $3.95 81 9S
each; now. .....
II Cool Secco Slips; hem
stitched top; deep shadow
proof hem; orchid, canary; !;
rust; sizes SO, 50
and 40. Special, 81 OK
each ..........
Petticoat Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Satin Pumps, $5.75

Were $40 and $3.50. 81
pairs Black Satin Pumps /;
sizes 5, So, s AAA; ~, 5,
So, 6 AA; AZ, 5 A; 21a. 3,
3H, 4, AZ, 5, 7, ~ B; 212,
3, 31a. 4, AZ. S. 512 c.
10 pairs Brown and Blonde
Satin Pumps; sizes g, 6H
AAA; 4, 41z, 5 AA; AZ, S,
5H, ~ A; 3H, a, 4z, 6K
B; 31z, 6H, 7 c. Were $40
and $3.50 pair; S5.75
27 pairs of women's Suede Pumps
in gray and fawn; sizes 3, ~.
AAA; An. s. 51s.. o AA: 4.
3 C: 3 y. Were $40
and $12.50 pair; @ TX
now ...,.- :. =. =.
women's shoe Section. Third
floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Home Frocks. S5.95

Were $7.95. II Frocks OF
English Broadcloth, in
shoulder strap style; pink.
old rose, lavender and
green; sizes l8, 36, SO and 40.
4 Home Frocks of linen; straight
line models: round or v neck:
three-quarter sleeves; lavender.
green, blue, yellow and rose;
sizes 40. AZ and 46. ca OK
Were S5 each: now. pS./~
8 Maids Uniforms of cotton
pongee: fitted waistline: white
collar and cuffs: gray: sizes "a.
SO, AZ and A. We're S5 ca OK
Home Frock Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Friday Special
Water and Ice Tea


SldSSSSp &c EdCn
432 Thin Blown Plain Glass
Water Tumblers and 336
Colonial Glass Ice Tea
Tumblers at this special low
price tomorrow.
80 Colored Glass Console
Sets; attractive colorings !;
bowl, base and 2 candle
sticks to set. Special, EE-
SCI 49,
81 Celored Glass Fruit
Bowls on Black Base. 0Ee
Special, complete.
Glassware Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
French Chemise, $2.95

Were S5. o French Envelope
Chemise: camisole style: hand
embroidered. scalloped; sizes 3s
to A
9 Extra Size Gowns: high neck
and three-Quarter sleeves; hand
embroidered Were So @ OK
each: now. ....... V</~
z French Gowns; high neck;
long sleeves; extra
sizes. Were So and 81 ca OK
s French Envelope Chemise: hand
embroidered; handmade: sizes
80 to AZ. Were $3.50 "a OK
II French and Philippine En-
. velone Chemise: carisole style;
daintiIy handembroidered: sizes
SO to ~. Were $3.50 Cf Ok
each: now.
% Philippine Corset Covers:
sizes SO and 3S. Were CT Ak
S3 each. now. %>~A~
Ia Philippine Corset Covers and
Camisoles: sizes 36 to AZ. OK
Were $3.50 each now. ~
Imported Underwear Section,
Third hoor
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Cotton Dress Goods
a to II Less

rs to ~ Less
200 remnants in lengths of ! TO
2i2 yards. 36-inch Cotton Suit
ing. was 75c yard; S01
3s.inch Printed Cotton Canton
Crepe. Was 75c yard: S01
36-inch Plain Cotton c a II o N
Crepe. Was 75c yard; E0-
38-inch Plain Color Broad
cloth. Was 75c yard; E0r
now.
36-inch Normandy Wolfe; OSr
was soc yard; now. ~
36-inch Striped Broadcloth. S0-
Was 75c yard; now: ~
40-inch Printed Wolfe. was CEr
SOC yard: now. -......
Also $50 remnants of Gingham,
Embroidered Swiss, Silk and Cot,
ton Crepes, Percales. Embroidered
Voiles, Linens. etc. at reduced
prices.
Cotton Dress Goods Section.
Second floor
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Silk Hose, $1.25

Were $2.25 to 81. $50 pairs
Women's Plain and Novelty
All-silk Chiffon Coiored
Hose; broken assortment.
4S pairs women's OutsiZe Silk
Hose with Isle garter top and
sole: tan, brown and gray;
S1.s0 and $3.50 pair; Sf Sn
now ...... T'&~o
30 pairs Women's Brown Lisle
Hose: full fashioned: sizes 8 u
and only. Were 75c pair; G.
new, 3 pairs. .......... ~
womsn's Hosiery Section. First
floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Leisure Hour
Puzzles, SITS

Were S3.T5. 8 Puzzles, especially
amusing on q vacation trip.
2 Puzzles. Were 50 each; e.
now. >. ~
IL, ! Puzzle Was $3.50: SAFE
now. xSf -
Were sets s. sss: ssad NOW. s0aia.' $1.75
75e sPs.nhnne each: NOW. cans Were 45c
eaes' sano now raiis' were 9oe 25c
81 Chime Bell Rattlers. Were
15c each: now. ~
Toy Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Silk Gloves, 45c

Were 81. So pairs 2-clasp Silk
Gloves: white and black: sizes
g. 55n g.
SIS pairs women's silk Mitts; 49,
button length: white, black and
gray; sizes 8 and 61a. TX
Were 81 so pair; now. ~
45 pairs Women's Fancy Fabric
Gloves: sizes 81 and 6. TX.
We're 81 80 nair: now ~
81 pairs wcmen's Fancy 16-
Button Silk Gloves; size 8 ". Of
We're $3.50 pair; now. -. ~
Glove Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Remnant Lengths
Cretonnes, Terry
Cloth. 10 to IL I ess

Also other curtain and drapery
fabrics suitable for curtains and
short lengths. to 8 yards, at Il
10 u less than usual.
Also odd lots Curtains, Ready
fr1ade window Awnings: Screen
Doors-Greatly Reduced.
Curtain Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Mirrors in the June Sale
At Extraordinarily Lou Prices

special purchase of beautiful mirrors in many different styles
sizes at prices that extremely low.
Mantel and Buffet Mirrors, Special, So. Is; styles.
Mantel and Buffet Mirrors Special 81 Is; styles.
Mante1 and Buffet Mirrors, Special $14.75; styles.
Console and Panel Mirrors picture tops Special S1.15.
Console and Panel Mirrors, 3 styles Special s2.55.
Console and Panel Mirrors, 3 styles Special $4.65.
Console and Panel Mirrors, 2 styles Special $4.85.
Console and Panel Mirrors, 2 styles Special $5.75.
Beautiful Console Mirrors, Special, SITS.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Rubber Girdles and
Combinations

KGdUCeQ
2 covered Rubber Combina,
tons: hook side. sizes 30 and
40. Were $1o.5o each; Ga S0
6 Secretex Rubber Combinations;
pink; sizes 80, 40, 46.
4s: Were sl6 each $3.50
now
Q erican Lady Rubber
Girdles silk covered: size
80. Were s1o;5o each; "a 20
now 49,. .-...t
2 Reducing Girdles of heavy
mink rubber. size y g.
were $s.s5 each; G. E0
now ...... >. ...f.. -Y~s~S
Corset Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Toilet Tisstte
90c Dozen

Special, 500 rolls. Good Quality
Toilet Tissue. 1.000-sheet rolls.
Housewares Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04

-ouch Hammocks
$14.45
Were sIs.T5. IMPERFECT and
slightly soiled floor samples. 4. in
blue and white.
:. | Gray Couch Hammock. Was
slsisS; sliss,Iy .oiIsd. aMpEhEGer; EaS.; $15.75
L Fancy Duck Couch Hammock.
IMPEHFEcT. slightly go
soiled. Was s21.6oi Sf6.75
now
Couch Hammock Section. Fourth
6oor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Corsets. $3.50

AOfSetS, 0o+0O
Were $1,000 and Sis. 8 Lily OF
France Back-lacing Corsets of
fine broche: low top models:
medium and long lengths: sizes
& Woodthrop and Lily of France
Girdles. pink and white hroche
and fine elastics. sizes 27, 20,
30. 80 and SO. We're
$10.6o and more each; Ga TX
now ......
8 De Bevoise Satin Corset Bras
sieres; back fastening: sizes 40
,sneb, ead NJ, now. were 30 $3.50
15 prassieres Of satin and lace
and g. Brassieres of striped pop-
lin with garter at back. sizes
40. 40. 4 T. and 40. Were EA.
80 and $3.50. each: now. 0VC
Correct Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
SO Dozen Pairs Women's
Light Silk Hose, $1.15 Pair
Women's and Misses
Apparel Greatly Reduced
Women's Dresses Less Than IL Price

Dresses of silk and wool II beaded cloth dress
'sored nos models sizes 80 to 40 Were $3.50 each $50
IS Dresses in silk beaded and satin; shades
cocoa cocoa black and TAM sizes 50 to A. Were $3.50 $1,000
eaCn; now
10 Dresses black henna blue; crepe
and noa satin; sizes 50 to a. Were $3.50 eaeh $500
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Women's Coats Greatly Reduced

Kashmr Flannel Natural Color Coats with insets
lined throughout fine values; sizes 40 ~. Were S25y
$3.50 each; r~
Sports Coats; silk lined; convertible collars splendid
motoring and week end trips Were $3.50 each xfo
Section.
Evening star., 1925-06-04

Mirror Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Women's Suits Greatly Reduced

Navy Twill Suits, with long coats and wrap SIX
lined; wonderful values; sizes 40 and a. We
$49.50 each; Observation-Disclosures.
| Rust Ensemble Suit; cloth coat and silk dre
size 40 Was $3.50; now. -..............-..
.s- Rose Flannel Ensemble; cloth dress to ma
coat; fine for week end trips; size a. Was $5o.
now ....... -.....-.-............--.
Women's Section Third noor
Evening star., 1925-06-04
Mems White Oxfords, $3.75
Mems Union Suits, 85c

IN unusual value checked Nanseok Union Suits. 90 al
his price Sleeveless and knee length; taped hole
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-01-01

to see it twice.
r. B. Griggs came forth with a
copy of the Beantown Bugle from
which he read sevelaI pages of
screams All the typographical
errors in newspapers, all unlucky
uses of words, all the jokes on law
yers, doctors and others seem to
have mutually assembled in the
Bugle.
Then came the charades, char.
acter poses and others-Andy
Gump, Min, the Kluxers and what
not passing in quick review and
the evening slid away,
DR.. Richard Rowley, with Mrs.
Rowley at the piano, sang a num-
Der of songs to the delight of the
company, Mrs. Rowley rendered
several instrumental solos, and
the company at the last Joined in
dozen familiar selections
Ice cream cake and candy added
flavor to the last meeting of the
club in 1924.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-01-01
DINNE:R|-DANCE
BY DE:M()L.AyS
Anniversary of Or
ganization Of Bara-
boo C h a p t er Is
Marked By Social
Affair

Baraboo lodge of DeMolay gave
one of the most delightful of the
holiday social events on Tuesday
night, entertaining their parents
and members of the Masonic order
at dinner-dance. The affair
marked the anniversary of the or
ganization of the chapter just one
year ago en- Dec. %.
More than 200 people were seat
ed in the Warren hotel banquet
room at six-thirty. when a delic-
ious duck supper was served. The
meal was followed by program OF
toasts, Donald Hood ably filling
the toastmaster's chair. Robert
Laurenson, master councillor Of
the DeMolay, was the first to speak
welcoming the guests. He gave a
short history of the lodge, out
lining it's activities and achieve
TnentS
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-01-01
Holiday Meet
OF Local Club

Not every evening of the Fort
nightly Literary club is elysian
but the one on Tuesday night may
be so considered. At holiday time
each year there is a foregathering
of the members and friends for
what may lie considered a 'joy
night" all the intellectual eleva-
ton subjects being RELOCATED to
yesterday.
The meeting was held with Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. Cole and the COM
mittee consisted Of Mrs. r. B.
Griggs, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Prader,
Mrs. Cole, Miss Josephine Match
EFT and others.
Rev. E. G. Henke gave a warn
ing that the old year was about
to depart and the new year was
upon us by reading a gem from
DR.. Frank Crane, that familiar
writer who has a way of giving
a timely touch to all his produc-
tions.
Under the direction of Mrs. H.
J. Sleeps, Christmas playlet was
presented by Miss Emma Gattiker,
Mr.. Sleeps and M. G. Crandall. 1t
was so we'll done one would like
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-01-01

DEPARTMENTS were given. Officers
we're elected and plans discussed
for the coming year, much inter-
est being manifested.
Officers and committees chosen
are:
Trustees: NJ. c. Crandall, to fill
q vacancy for one year; reelected
for three years, 4. f. Settergren,
Guy Weidenkopf. Charles Hackett,
Henry Mertzke, Jerome Briggs.
Deacon for three years: NJ. c.
Crandall.
Deaconess for three years, Mrs.
F. E. Settergren.
Treasurer: George w. Andrews.
clerk: Mrs. Charles Hackett.
Church School Superintendent:
NJ. c. CrandaIl
Ushers: Addison Maloney, Paul
Harris. Harold Weidenkopf, Chas.
Hackett, M. c. Crandall, and R. F
Trussell.
Members Of pastoral committee:
Mrs. H. G. Mertzke, Miss Belle
Farwel.
Music committee: John Martin
dale. Mrs. Guy Weidenkopf, Mrs
Elmer Amer.
Literature committee: Mrs. Bert
DeKoyer, Mrs. Guy Weidenkopf,
Mrs. George Howard.