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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-23
PLAYGROUND FIELD DAY
City Recreation Department Stages
Contests at Willard Park

The annual playground field day
conducted by the city recreational
department will be held at Willard
Park, Wednesday. The program:
2 A. M.-Finals of the girls indoor base
10 A. M.-Fpals of the boys indoor
baseball league. Fall Creek vs. Spades.
10 A. M.-Girls track meet.
IL A, M.-Boys banquet. Presentation
of trophies.
l 2. M-Boys track meet.
3 p. M.--Girls pageant.
I The indianapolis Military Band
will furnish music for the field day
exercises.
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HOLD REUNION SUNDAY
Former Lawrence County Residents
Plan Gathering.

Third annual reunion Of former
residents of Lawrence County will
be held in Riverside Park next sun
day.
A program. consisting of music
and impromptu talks, has been ar
ranged.
L. D. Owens is president Of the
organization. Mrs. ]. w. Harvey.
secretry treasurer, and A. F.. Dali
ton. chairman of the executive COM
pittee.
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LIKED BLOOD AND SAND"
Valentino Wanted to Re Re
membered for Part in That Play.


membered for Part in That Play.
BU United Press
NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-Rudolph
Valentino wanted most to be re-
membered as an actor for his part
of Juan Gallardo in Ibanez BLOOD
and Sand"
Valentino in an interview with the
United Press last Friday said of the
role of the Spanish bullfghter-"I
think il my greatest"
Other productions that featured
Valentino were The Four Horse.
men," The Conquering Power, -
Camille" with Nazimova). 1.-THE
sheik,'' THE Young Rajah,' THE
Sainted Devil" "Monsieur Beau
calrs." and "rhs Son Of the sheik. |"
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, Produce Markets

Eggs-strictly rresh delivered AZ Indian
apolis "a a 25c
Butter tWhUIesale prlcesI - Creamery
OF packing stock u az 22c.
poultry-Fowls, % @ 23c: Leghorns ~
"a zoe: ducks l46l5c
I Cheese wholesale puylnR prices Wis
eonsin Daisies, 23k d23hc; Longhorns
23 "a 24c: Limburger 27lh a 3Sc
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CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Apples. basket.
83cq 81 20 blackberries. loot. case. ST
S6d no: bII9se6;eries 16-qt; case $3 $50
rants, case. 50 80; grapes. basket 30Gr
S5c; peaches. bushel, S17562: pears.
red SSf rasp6epTe g. Ps sEs ca5t
loupee. fats. 81 a 80: honey dews. flats.
81 so: watermelons car. S150m325
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FOREIG NEyCHANGE
BIZ United Press

" LNTIPu I7TtHy
NEW YORK. Aug. 23-Foreign ex.
change closed lower. Demand. sterling,
S5 lT off ss on fraoosss cm 81 B Ss 9
271c off ..o3 nc: marks. $500: Holland
40 orc. oft Ole: Russia. 515c: Hong
Kong b3esc; Shanghai. 90 hc; Yoke
hama, 4Sc.
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daughter, VIENNA
IS, who has been
missing from her
home for six
weeks. Her ad-
dress is unknown
and police have
been unable to 10.
cate her.
The ( t h e +
wants to inform
the missing girl
that her sister.
Leola, Is, is dead.
The younger girl
died S a t urd a y
night, following
an operation for
appendicitis.
Funeral serv.
ices are to be held
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-23
IRELAND HAS PARADE
BIZ United Press

BIZ UHtteu PFe6s
Z DUBLIN. Aug %. - President
Cosgrave and Governor General Tim
Healy Sunday reviewed 1000 troops
who marched in commemoration OF
the deaths Of Arthur criHith and
Michael ccllins.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-23
Legal Notices

NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA, ~ VI
a. me taxp 1yers of the Park District of
the City. Of Indianapolis, Indiana are here
by notified that the Board of Park Com
mlssioners OF the City of INDIANAPOLIS have
by resolution determined that il Is neces
sSary 70 issue and sell bonds of said Park
District OF the City Of Indianapolis in the
r; sac 600 which should Se issued for the
ouired under Amended Acquisition ResoIn.
ton No 4 1898 and ACQUISITION ,Resoiu-
ward purposes Of the City of indianapolis.
more particularly described in the follow.
ing Z, ! REss2lptions Of 1T this Board to:wit
AMENDED ACQUISITION RESOLUTION
- No. 4. 1924,
ACQUISITION RESOLUTION No. s. 1928.
and AZ AL other expenses incident TO said ac-
That said bonds shall be forty-nine in
number of one thousand dollars 81 .OO60
each. two thousand dollars Of which shall
be payable each year for twenty-four years
and one thousand dollars of which shall be
payable for one year and bearing interest
not 70 exceed five, per cent per annum
payable semi annually
ers' Of said Park District IN the manner manner
prescribed by law the said Board Of PARK
Commissioners and the City Controller OF
indianapolis Will pursuant to said determI-
nation and order proceed to cause said
bonds in said amount TO be issued and sold
for the purpose herein set forth.
JOHN E MILNOR.
FRANK DRIVER.
MARY 2. HOSS.
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Local Wagon Wheat

LOCAL grain elevators are paying 81 20
ICr no. REQ MneaI Otner grades arr
purchased on their merits
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Auction

SS~~NS@SNNrS~$SNrSNrSN~S
THE Cleveland, CINCINNATI. Chicago & St.
aIspmaged, =, refused and UNCHANGED freight
Ees station capol at AVE- Ss' ana Sdcis soafa
un less pr 9s 5GS~ ess as
notions Dol; malt syrSp 3 6qI;i single
paint in oil Tub. oil Eeg ultra gitram RiRs
s 4ps T pa sd dv matter Gasas bales soaR
stock minerals, battery lars and plates. 2
Kidney besns box S' cocoaa utS "SSe crta ron
a s9!9 6S oil G aFnef con ie ee cream com
tainers bxs. lamp lens l bdl. glass
lamp lamp lens ! drum liquid soap. bag
d dqGf2 x s a Rsst s 2ras b STt aao
inner tubes tires oxs. iron signs !
CONSISTING 81 X GINS. tables. cr Sip radio
cabinet ! ert desk. l crt. radio stool
sewing sewing cabinet. 2 erts gas generator: l hx
and ttinrs b N cases sS smoeing" toba S1Ge
bbls. raisin syrup, lot rasin syrup in D.
scale foT grain o eeyator "2OP Ysft csnoe.
titep, ladders 3o-gaII. galy' range boilers
wsdeG sTGs lot 6 o9d doors
davenport table tops. telephone stands and
chairs, / breakfast-room buffet coil bed
SPRINGS l ice chest; 90 chiff93rette, !
80 linoleum and Congoleum rugs. IA vari-
Gus size pcs. linoleum l roll linoleum ~
ft. wide. lot sweeping compound l gran
To monument base. l grave marker base.
crts. Of marble. oil stove ovens l gas
range. lot built-up wood panels wood col
umns, l bale broom corn. various gro
ceries apart laundry trays. wash boilers
milk coolers. empty 5-gal iktd. cans
ctn. 1867 METAL mail boxes. l ctn. Chew
rolet piston rings. coil copper coated wire.
25-lb bxs. horseshoe nails. trunk fiber
suitcases, y carpenters tool case. grind
stones; auto TOP ratsqali ! aYt99 fender
lot empty. bean bags. l pc. Sin. rubber
hose (25 fl. long, new. 8 shovels drum
electric water treatment, crit, artificial
coat cloth numerous other articles.
=. INSPECTION Of articles can be- made
Wednesday. Aug. 25. 1928. between a. m,
x VANCE, F. c. A.
McFADDEN AUCTION Coz xuctioneers.
Aug % % 25
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! K a Nh DRIV ER.
NARY f. HOSS.
A DOIRH EMH Rn1
ADOlPH EMHARDT.
3 Anapolig
= E-2--s. - STc=r75,7S

The Board Of Trustees q the Central
sealed propSsais until Friday AUG Aus t ST. az
10 2 M: for furnishing s99gglies for the
book will be on hie at room 147 State.
house from. and after Monday. Aug;
place tho contract for milk for one year
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XLARGE LINE OF USED CARS |
Terms-Your car in trade
L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES
e17-23 Virginia Ave.
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Want Girl at Home,
Sister Dead

Otis Caldwell. 217 S. Holmes Ave,
asked police today to search for his
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VALENTINO IS
TAKENBY DEATH
Continued From Page y

pleased. The family decided to send
him to America.
Two days before Christmas in
1913, Rodolpho landed in New York.
He had little money and most of
that was spent in cafes. where he
learned to dance and studied the
steps Of entertainers. For the time,
however. the knowledge Of dancing
VS. not an asset.
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Top Price $14.25-BuIk of
Sales Are Made at
S13@13.85.

The hog market ruled a fat 25
cents higher in the initial session of
the week at the Indianapolis Live
stock Exchange. Lightweight ma
terial brought the top price of SLABS
and the bulk of the matured offering
moved, to the scales at S13@13.S5.
The run was estimated at 1000
hogs and 1928 were held over from
the final session of last week and
added to the total fresh offering in
the pens. The light receipts and
higher prices in the principal com
petitive market caused the rise at
the local exchange. Pigs were priced
at 1925 and down, and packing
sows were quoted at s9.25@10.75.
Hog Price Scale
Matured hogs, weighing 160-1so
pounds. were sold at $1425; 10000
pounds. S14; 20o-210 pounds, $13S5;
210.225 pounds. $3.50; 225-235
pounds, s13.25; 2S5-25o pounds. s1S,
250-275 pounds, S12.75; 275.300
pounds. s12.25; 300.325 pounds. s12
325 pounds and up sold at s11.75.
The cattle market was rather slow
as is usual in the first trading
period of the week. The light run
of material estimated at 500 bovines,
hampered trading to certain de.
gree. Demand for choice stuff was
good. Steers were priced at S6.500
1880; heifers. $7@10.50. and cows.
S6m7o5
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MANY INJURED
INAUTOC CRASHES
OVER WEEKEND
Several Taken to City Hos
pitaI-ArreSt Driver on
Drunk Charge.

Although a number of persons
were injured in accidents over the
weekend, no fatalities were reported
and none Of the injured are said to
be in a serious condition.
Mrs. Bessie Gibson, 410 N. Centen-
NAL ST., was injured about the legs
and body. She was thrown from her
husbands machine when he took the
ditch five miles west on the Rock
vile Rd. to prevent being side-swiped
by another car. Mrs. Gibson was
thrown against a barbed.wire fence
To City Hospital
Mrs. Carl Frederickson, 641s
Broadway, was taken to the
city hospital when car driven by
her husband was struck by a speed
ing car at Fifty.Fourth and Penn
sylvania SITS. Frerickson suffered
cuts to his head and arms. The
other motorist fed
The Federickson car was knocked
about fifty feet and turned over.
John Woodrum, Al, 1929 Laural
ST.. received a broken arm when his
car struck telephone pole in the
300 block on Madison Ave. Wit
nesses told police Woodrum lost con.
troll of his car. He was taken to the
hospital
Marvin Taylor was bruised about
the body when his machine was
struck by eastbound interurban at
Beeler's Crossing, Kentucky Ave.
and Eagle Creek. The automobile
was carried fifty feet down the
track. Taylor's home is in Bowling
Green, KY.
Arrested After Crash
After driving his car into ma.
chine driven by George Smith, 1440
Park Ave, Frank Kiser, Terre
Haute, Ind, was, arrested on
charges of drunkenness and operat-
ing an automobile upder influence of
liquor. Kiser is said to have driven
his machine into the rear of Smiths
car, travelling west on w. Washing
ton St.
Rosemary Shook. 8, escaped seri-
GUS injuries when she was knocked
down by a machine driven by Nc
Kinley Vest, 20, 1049 Congress Ave.
Police were told the child dashed into
the street directly in path of the
machine. She was walking at King
and st. Clair SITS. with her grand
mother, Mrs. Katherine Shook, 1853
N. Belle Vieu St. Vest was not ar
rested, as witness said he was driv-
ing slowly.
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Trucks

Passenger Bus, 1925
Ford. with Ruckstell extension IN fine
c0ndition inssIde and out; motor exception.
ally good This would make a fine school
bus Priced very low for a quick sale
210 Penway Bldg.
See this at 81 N. Penn 81.
Main 1914
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TUE uIt 70 DC IIIIU
at the home Tuesday at p. m. The
girls parents beg that she attend.
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Bank Stocks
Bonds.

$4,000 Indpis. 81. ~ a. as.-----. can
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Calves Are Steady

with a run Of material estimated at
500 vealers. Choice stuff brought
top price of $3.50 and the bulk Of
the Offering moved TO the scales at
s15615.5O.
The sheep and lamb market was
steady to strong with an offering
estimated at roo ovines in the pens.
Lambs moved up to s14.50 and the
bulk of the lamb sales were made
AT s14. Other lambs sold down to
SO. Sheep were steady at $3.50 and
down. bucks. 1904. and choice
breeding ewes were s799.
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Legal Notices
INDIANA WORLD WAR MEMoRIAI

beginning Oct l. 1926. The board re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
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MOVE IS
CHECKED; STOCKS
EXECUTE UPSW|NC
Professionals Shift Opera
tons to Long Side of
Market.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of twenty industrial stocks for
tMsnT rS Mfs iYYS III g. AAx xersss 81 81
forty bonds "a 81. off OF.
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Price Reduction

Price Reduction
stutz Bear Cat .............. .S175
Ford touring ................. $40
Overland touring .........- $50
1928 Ford coupe :...... ........ $3.50
1924 Overland 4-door sedan ...... S425
1924 Elcar touring sport model S425
1923 Columbia 4-door De Lux sedan 1878
1925 Ford coupe new S4e5
Fifteen other cars to choose from $40
up.
Haynes & Schmidt.
1003-1005 n Meridian Lin 7575-76
Open evenings and Sunday
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Bedwear

$3.50 Seamless 0rinkled
Spreads, size e1x1O6 inches,
with fast cOlored stripes Of
blue, rose, gold or hello on
ecru background. 80 90
Special at ..,.. O
$3.50 Ell and Bee Plaid
Blankets, closely woven and
beautifully finished. In rose.
pink, blue. gold. tan. hello or
red and black. Size 70x8O In.
Pair, for tomorrow @2 22
only .......s.......
t21) 72xSO Rayon Bed Sets.
Al lovely quality, in plain shades
or strip ed effects. az 50
Fridays sale price. U
52xSO Nashua Plaid Blan.
kets, warm. durable and easily
laundered. Your choice OF sew
eral pleasing shades. 60 OK
Pair. only ..... O~
72xSO Heavy Weight Cotton
Comfort, covered with dark
colored cambria, with sateen
border. Usual s5.95 ca OK
quality Tor ........ sUO
I'D Dotted Null Comforts,
size 72xSO inches; with part
wool filling; in pink, blue or
lavender. Usually CO OK
$8.95, for Friday. -. WVsNO
THIRD FLOOR.
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Furnitttfe

Car6 Tables, naaliegany I'm.
ishs top covered with green I'm.
itation leather, double locking
braces, sec mr. ei " O. 90
riveted. 2sikx2sas IN. WAsOO
Console MiErOrs, polychrenss
and antique gold fin
ish, 10x20.inch size, % 0E
good clear glass. @6s6O
FIFTH FLOOR.
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Linens

200 Doz.) Hemstitched Cot.
ton Huck Towels, size 1SxS2
inches; a very special value in
deed at this Friday CkN
price. Each. .........
(25 DOz.) All-Linen Crash
Towels, size 17x34 inches.
Hemstitched with fast colored
band in gold, rose or S0r
blue. Each. .........,.
(25 Dox.) AIl-Linen Huclx
Towels, with danask ends ana
motif for initial. Size SfAO
17xs4 inches. Each. ~
t25 Doz.) AIl-Linen Huck
Towels, of excellent quality;
size 17x30 inches. For 0r
Friday, at ............
(IOO) Odd TabIecloths OF Bel
CLAN linen, with colored Dor.
ders. Sizes 63x63 in.
Every one a real bar &9 m
gain at ...........
(10Ol Silver Bleach Danaslx
Bridge Sets, consisting Of one
cloth. size 36x36 in.
and four 17-inch nap. 60 M
kins. Set. ..... ....
THIRD FLOOR.
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House Dresses

(70l Tea Aprons, of a dainty
quality OF lawn; originally soc.
but priced for tonor- CT M
row 3 for. WAVV
!, t31l sateen Pettlcoats, in dark
colors only; mussed from han.
ding. Usual $1.29 to $1.95
qualities. offered for 81 m
clearance at.. WUU
(26) silk Petticoats. in a num-
Der of wanted dark shades.
Their former prices were $2.95
and $3.s5: closing out Ct %
at...+-. ............
go Nurses Uniforms, OF
heavy, durable quality; nlussed
F o n handling. ii arked
down from $2.98 and @0 20
$3.50 to ..........
t87) Bingham and BroadcIotIl
Dresses, in a somewhat mussed
condition: assorted styles, sizes
and colors. Were 1898 go 20
and $3.50. now. WO
q0D Corduroy Robes, of un.
usually fine quality; originally
selling from 1898 to 1929;
handsome clearance OK 0Q
values at ~ WOe~o
90 500 Purple Corduroy
Robes, offered for clearance at
half price. Your @1 M
choice at .......... ~"
800 $2.98 to $3.98 Corduroy
Robes, in a varied assortment
of colors and sizes.
Priced for Friday 60 70
selling at only. .. W"
THIRD FLOOR.
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Muslin
Underwear

fI14) Women's Two piece
Pajannas, slip-over STYLE OF q
fine, soft muslin, daintily trim
med with Irish Gro
chet. Marked down CT OG
from $1.95 to only. O
(lS4) Wolfe Vests and Step
ins, of q lovely, sheer quality.
prettily lace trimmed. Usuel
91.05 values, alightly
mussed and reduced Zk
to -. IS. -
(15) voiIe Chemise, in the
dafntiest Of lacestrirnmed styles:
formerly priced from
$3.50 to $3.96: for 4 90
clearance ... AeW
(62l Crepe fdIghtgoyns, sew
eral prettily hand embroidered
models in dainty
shades. Were 500, @1 10
now only ......,. $3.50
(7z) Slightly sailed Crepe
Gowns, Of ! beautiful quality.
that formerly sold from $3.50
to $3.95. Sizes 10 and 60 10
IL. Clearing at...... $3.50
t3sl Blue FIannelette Night
gowns, attractive heTnstitciled
models, that have
been reduced from q %
$1.95 to ..........
(51) Wolfe DRESSING Sacques,
in asserted colors and sizes.
Special Friday reduc.
ton from the usual @1 %
$1.95 to only ..... $500
(2OO) Radinni Gowns and
Cllemise, In simply tailored Or
lace.trimmed styles: slightly
muesed from handling. Usual
$4.e5 and $685. values. co AZ
Reduced to only .,.. UO
THIRD FLOOR.
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7 trimmings and
Ribbons

Remnants Of Metal Braids.
in gold, silver, antique and
steel-for lamp shades. Also
a few braid trimmings. 0O
Your choice at........
nottingham Bands in white
or ecru. ranging in width from
2 to 4 inches. Short
lots, selling tomorrow. 10c
ydfu ...'..s.ss'
Doublc.edge Fur Banding, a.
short lot, consisting of several
desirable furs. Your 10D
choice, a yard, only.
Fancy Ribbon Carriers in all
light shades. daintily trimmed
with rosebuds and rib. 9OC
bon bows. A pair. 49,.
Remnants Of Ribbons Of all
kinds. a very pleasing assert
ment of widths and colors.
Each-5c to csc.
STREET FLOOR.
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JeweIry

Novelty Pearl Fest0Ons, In 4
charming new style; with ster-
ling silver chadmN These are
very fine values at to- CEn
morrow's price of. -. VeV
Small Lot Of JeweIry, includ.
ing bar pins. cuff buttons,
beauty pins, lingerie clasps.
etc, to sell on Friday, QOO
each, only ........s
COlored Beads, in many
pretty bright shades, with tas.
ssls t. .orn @a.sa' n, %sy on Ss 14c
Pearl Necklaces, 81 inches
long, with fancy clasps. are
usual 800 values-but
offered on Friday for IOn
only .......... 1ON
STREET FLOOR.
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Floor Lamps

Artistic stippled gold stand
ards. with heavy metal baaea
and two.light. pull,chain sock
cts. The base, alone. would
be q splendid value at this
price-is topped by . hand
some georgette shade, lined
and made with deep fringe. A
value! Complete with GO 0E
georgetfe shades, GeWW
Sixth FLOOR.
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Boys OvercOatS
and MackinaWS
1863

Heavy Sport Mackinaws-Just what boys from
to IL like for the cold weather wear-splendidly
made of the most serviceable of plaids.
Kiddie Overcoats-100% wool-carefully tai
Iored and warmly lined-in either TAM gray or
blue-for lads from 2 to 5 years.
Junior Overcoats-Rox models-made of heavy
materials that are just as good-looking and warm
as they are serviceable Sizes 2H to 8.
Suits, Overcoats and Macknaws-Junior Overcoats of
heavy chinchila, Sport Plaid Mackinaws sizes
to 49, Twopants Corduroy and Mixture Suits, GO GO
=.
Outfits black rubber coats with sou weser
to match Khaki lined guaranteed rainproof S9 40
STREET FLOOR, LANsBURGH & BRO.
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Gloves

(l98l Prs. WOnsen's Imported
Novelty Hid Gloves. Further
reduced for iFnrnedi. q ~
ate clearance. Pair. W
(299) Prs. WOulen's Imported
Kid Gloves, 2-clasp style; O7fs
reduced to, pair. ......
1873 Prs. Sample Line Won
ems Novelty Fabric
Gloves, 800 and $50 EOa
grades ...............
STREET FLOOR.
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Platedware

Lufberry pattern (discontin-
ued), very fine grade OF
silver plate:
IS Sets) S8.25 Hollow Handled
Dinner Knives; 6 to a &C S0
sets; now ......s..
g Sets) $3.50 Hollow Handled
De! Dessert srt Knives, 8 to a $3.50
Il Sell $3.50 Solid Handled
Din Dinner sr,. Knives nd,. s to $500
(3 Sets) $3.25 Des-
sert Spoons, to the @O TX
set. Special at zoo. WO
tD $500 Pie Knives,
at sale price each &C 40
Oh
STREET FLOOR.
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Crushed and SoiIed Neck.
wear, offered for clearance at
less than half price. @1 m
Each, now-25c to-. WV
Striped Cashmere Scarfs, in
many charming colorings and
richly fringed at both ends.
Very unusual in price. 20C
Crushed BOutOnniereS, Of
several attractive kinds, at q
clearance price OF less CRN
than half. Each. ...... SO~
(10 Shell Boudoir Lamps,
slightly imperfect, but very
fine values at this
Friday clearance @1 m
price of ........... ~"
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Donnestics

63x99-in. Sheets, of a good
heavy quality: slightly imper.
feet but not enough to inn
pair service. Special, 81 M
indeed, at ....... ~A"OO
81x9O DOubIe-bed Sheets, of
a quality that usually sells for
$1.2s. In tomorrow's ST 90
special selling. ... VA'VO
36.in. Domestic NainsooE, In
mill lengths Of from 21z to
yards each. Makes serViceable
underwear for women
and children. Yard, 1917
only .................
36-inch. Heavy UnbIeached
Cotton, with heavy round
thread. A splendid quality for
a number Of uses. 121c
Yard, special. ...... A|~
45.in. BIeached Cotton, abso-
lutely free from dressing. Ideal
for pillowcases and CRIB
sheets. Special, three CT 00
yards for ....... WA"OV
81-inch Fruit of the Loom
Sheeting, of famous quality
that In long wearing as EEn
can be. A yard ...... CON
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Leather Goods

COO WOmen'a Leather Hand.
bags, in smart underarnn and
strap-top styles. Your choice
of many wanted colors and
shapes, at a ridicu. GQn
lousy low price! Only UO
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Hosiery

(147 Pairal All.siIIx Full.fash.
toned Stockings, chiffon weight:
irregulars OF our usual $l.95
grade. Offered very O0O
special, a pair .........
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