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House Dresses
and Aprons


15-s3.9S to S. Extra Size
: House Dresses. Sizes 48,
J so and 50. S2.sS.
Maids and Nurses Caps
Slightly soiled. SC.
so-s1.sS Uniforms, Aprons,
Dresses, to close out at 81.
PALAIS RoYAI-HOusE DRESSES
THIRD FLOOR
Furniture
l-S67.S0 M a hogany Ve-
neered Davenport Table.
S34.50.
Sos Antique Mahogany
Desk with book compart-
ment, $3.50.
l-S98.75 kroehler Made Blue
Mohair Chair, $3.50.
l-SS.7S Chair with velour
covering and loose spring
cushion. SIS.
l-Ss4 Mahogany-Veneered
Davenport Table, $34.S0.
1-M Mahogany-Veneered
Center Table, with ped
estal base. $3.50.
i-S46.50 japanese Lacqucred
Tea Table, 20 inch e S
square. SIS.
cs36.So Mahogany-Veneered
Console Table, IS inches
long. $3.50.
$3.50 Walnut Framed
Console Mirrors, 20x8,
$3.50.
5-SoS high-b ack Wing
Chairs, with solid mahog-
any frame, upholstery Of
. friezes and tapestry, and
the GUS shions are all down
filled. $3.50.
PALAIS ROYAL~--FURNITU
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Luggage

.36-s7.o5 Overnight and Week
End Cases. Stufdiiye butt
fabrikoid cases in tan. red
or gray. Attractive lin
ingss .$&.9s. tf
PALAIs
FOURTH FLOOR
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Special One-Day Reduction-for FRIDAY Only
Special One Day Reduction
For FRIDAY Only

Chinese Filet Lace
Scarfs, 79c
Handmade Cream Color Lace Scarfs.
18x36-inch size.
PALAIs ROYAL-DOMEsTIcS
SECOND FLOOR
$1.20 Filet Panel Curtains
88c Ea.
Panel Curtains that can be used singly
or in pairs. All finished with deep
silk bullion fringe at bottoms. Rose,
gold and blue colored stripes.
- PALAIS RoYAL-CURTAINS
SECOND FLOOR
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JeWelry

$50 WaItham White Gold
Wrist Watch for women.
14-kt. case, cushion style.
$34.35. <e
j1-Woman's EIgin Wrist
Watch. Sterling silver,
round case. l5-jewel.
Regularly $50. Friday
SI7.9S.
1-Wonian's sI0.eS Wrist
Watch with white gold
plated case. 7-jewel Swiss
movement. S8.S5.
1-Sl6.98 Woman's White
Gold Wrist Watch. a.
KIT. Octagon case, l6-Jewel
Swiss movement. SI4.S0.
2S4.9S Stone Set Rings.
White gold (l0-kt.) bas-
ket settings. 1896.
+-sl.5o Gold Rings with
Stone Settings. SI.1S.
@Sl.s0 1o-kt. Gold Baby
Rings. SI.I5.
PALAIS RQYAL-JEWELRY
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Housewares

76-S1.19 Berry Sets, of trans
parent green glass. Salad
bowl and six dishes in the
set. 7ec.
3S-Sl.39 Utility Sets, con-
$F>'r7s<fsting Of" 9 <gIass Kitchen
dishes with aluminium COW
as Bowls, Of HEAVY; cut
glass; in floral patterns.
S7o-Ioc Saucers. American
porcelain. various odd pat
-. terms. sc.
$50 3z-piece Dinner Sets, of
American porcelain decor-
ated with, a blue poppy.
$595. r.;
@SIS.e5 Thor Electric Clean
:. 4 ers, complete with attach
<S:Iments. Due to the greatly
reduced price it will not
be possible to take time
fol. a demonstration. SIS.
4ec Table Tops, Of slightly
imperfect white porcelain.
25xO. Limited quantity.
= 5oc.
4o-sI.ss combinettes. Gray
enamel on steel. Medium
size, complete with cover.
1850 Bird Cage Stands,
made of metal standard.
Hall circle style in rose,
green, black or bronze.
14-sIso Electric Match.
Completely wired with
cord and two-piece plug.
q. a.Is.
= lic--95c Card Table Covers,
of black oileloth decorated
in various designs. 79c.
$3.50 Aluminium Nine.hole
Muffin Pan, 39c.
19z-lec aluminium Saucepans
WITH cover. I0c.
pALAIS ROYAI-HOUSEwARES
: 4<a.s FOURTH FLOOR
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Notions

97-19c Baby Clothes Hang,
7 ers. Assorted designs. 10c'
I33-IGc CoIored Shoe Trees.
! With metal rod. 10c pr.
81-5c Cards of Darning
Wool. Not all colors. 2
cards, SC.
39-5c Rolls of Black Ribbon
Wire. z rolls, SC.
PALAIS ROYAL-NOTIONS
MAIN FLOOR
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Table Linens

100-Irish Linen. TabIecloths.
72x72. Extra fine, closely
woven linen. Several at
traetive patterns. $3.50.
1S0-Inipotted Linen Dinner
Napkins. 20x20. Famous
IS Dkrryvale quality--beauti-
= fA patterns. S5.95 dez.
PALAIS ROYAI-LINENS
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BlOuses

65-S5 Colored Silk Biouses,
good assortment of colors
and styles. S2.95.
White Broadcloth BIouses-
odd lot, some slightly
soiled, No c. O.. d. or;
phone orders. SOC.
PALAIS ROYAL-BLOUSES
THIRD FLOOR
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Special One Day Reduction
For FRIDAY Only
Cheese and Cracker Dish
.@~*< $1.05
Heavily siver-plated in pierce design.
Unusually attractive for gift purposes.
ePAI1AIS ROYAL--S1LyERWARE
MAIN FLOOR
Special One Day Seduction
For FRIDAY Only
Children's Fleeced Union
Suits, &c
White in waist style with button at
KNEE pALas ens RoySkHT HzeS I1r De " yssrs
MAIN FLOOR
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Friday Bargains g; /
At Reductions of 1919 and More
-xe From Precious Prices
Mems Apparel

- -
Iz5-SI.o5 to $3.50 Mems
Shirts, counter soiled.. Sizes
13H and Ia, 69c.
11-SS.9S SiIksShirts, sizes 1871,
Ia, 151l, Is and 161l, S4.95.
pAIAis ! SHHAAITFfhFak.s MG1A Ff6oks sTohp p
Children's Warm
Underwear
6o-5oc FaII-weight Cotton
Vests for. Infants. Dou-
o. ble-breasted high neck,
long, sleeves. E months to
-. 3 year Sizes. .35c, 3 for ST.
lS-Boys' sec and soc Gray
Eleeced Vests, High neck,
long sleeves and ankle
length. Sizes f to 10 in
the group. 35c, 3 for ST. t.
90--S1 and S1.25 Merode and
=, Carter Ankle Length
Pants. Fleece lined and
wool mixed. Sizes II, IA
,.,, and 10. Csc, 3 for ST.
$50 White Sleeping Gar
ments for children. Made
with feet. 35c, 3 for 81.
UN6EeRMEAR@MAfN Floor
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A Special Value
Beginning FRIDAYi
Soc and Soc Hair Ribbons

Smart little girls wear hair bows now
upon their bobbed locks. This assort-
ment includes Sin. ribbons in Roman
stripes. Dresden fancy stripes and bro
,caded effects. All bows tied free of
charge. = - - ~ .s..'-
Hair Bow Fasteners. 10c.
PALAIS SROYAI-RIBBONS-M FLOOR
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Special Values 0n Sale FRIDAY for First Time

= ssslaaias Beg snsS11 rx1Dxx, x1ass
$1.75 to $3.50 Doe Silk
Gloves, $1.19 Pr.
From the famous manufacturer who
has the slogan "All one needs to know
about glove" :.
A new fabric lined glove in slip-on or
tiny turn-back cuff style. Wanted
Fall shades in sizes 6, 6Iz and T.
PALAIs RoYAL-GLOvEs-MAI FLOOR
- Beginning FRIDAY,
1900 Mems 80c to 81
FOur.in.Hand Ties, .50c"
Buy now for Christmas gifts-dozens
of styles-all the new stripes, brocades
and conventional patterns. Made with
open end and slip band.
PALAIs RoYAL--MENS STORE
Beginning FR1DAYi
Imported 16.Rib Gloria
Umbrellas, $3:95
- All have wide satin borders, amber
Il, tone handles. Navy, purple, green
and brown.
PALAIs RoYAL-UMBRELLAs .-.
MAIN FLOOR
:, :, -' AH.Rubber Sanitary
" ~''- Belts, 39c
Flesh colored, good quality elastic.
PALAIs AE-NoTIoNs-MAIN FLOOR
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A Special Value
Beginning FRIDAYi "a
Newly Arrived S. Felt /

e. NEWLY AIIaNEN Do cit =
f. Hats, $29S r 1 ''p =.
Hardly out of their packing cases.
The smartest styles, the most colorfuls-
: Autumn shades of fine quality felE
trimmedswith velvet AND srosgratn
"a PAIeAss Rox4A1ss77NN14IkL1SERY. = MI ...a ,..< ~
Special Motions Values
beginning FHfDAYi
500 Prs. Soc to 55c ''' .,
Silk Dress Shields. $50
Double covered in flesh only. s. .a =. ~:
= S0c All. .Rubber Sanitary
Boomers, 59c
Muslin top in flesh color only. Me-
dunn and large sizes Just $50 to sell
at this low price.
Good Quality Sewing Silk
8 Spoo1s for lie
5000 spools' to be Sold at this price.
Assorted colors. 1 >, s.s.....
50OE75c to 80c, Household
Aprons, 59c ca. .4p
Many attractive designs and color
ings; some .rubberized; others all rub
ber.
.$1.39 Sanitary Chemises
69c
Large or medium sizes, made, with
rubber backs. lace trimmed, >. -
Il
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-For, FRIDXY Only
69c Metal Picture. Frames.
Soc 49, :
Very well made and finished in soft
gray effect. The metal is unusually :.
durable.
PALxIs RoYAL-pIcTURE FRAMES
%E MAIN FLOOR s<:.'& :. :.
=; Special One Day Reduction
For. FRIDAY Only 49,
Wash Goods Remnants
at "a Price :...'.-., ...- !. :
Ginghams, percales, silk and cotton
q, mixtures, .rayons, cTspes; fanneis srrd,-.-
other popular fabrics. ~ yd. to 3H""
yd. lengths.
PALAIS ROYAL-wAsH FABRICS
.su - =. ,Hs-F. ..st.=s:
* J sa9s<< rs
Z. !. slI "a. o't -y-:~,. -y;-:~,.4 :
-- = .sS .s-f<4sl. s,...-E >:.ss
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Special One Day Reduction
-For FRIDAY Only
Boys and Girls 20c
, Stockings ..
2 Prs. for 49c
Full length, English ribbed Sports
Stockings, in black, white. gray, tan.
beige and caramel Sizes to 10
years. Also boys and girls Sports
Hose, in plain colorings or fancy
stripes. Sizes to 10 years.
PALAIS ROYAL-HOSIERY-MA FLOOR
Special One Day Reduction
For FRIDAY Only d
79c Boxed Stationery, Soc
Several styles and sizes, in parchment,
vellum, wood and linen finishes. White
and wanted colors; most envelopes
with French Innings.
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Millinery

$3.50 Velour Hats, in
various smart styles.
Most of them blackstone
; navy, brown and gray.
Friday, SIS.
100-4sc to 7Sc Flowers. For
trimming frocks or milli-
merry. zSc.
M-7Sc and ST Flowers, Soc.
PALAIS
THIRD FLOOR
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Reduction Merchandise Is Not Exchaneeab
Mail or Phone Orders or on bbroval
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Special One nay Reduction
For FRIDAY Only
$16.20 Genuine
Sandura Art Rugs
'$1O.95

ROOm Size, JXIZ TT.
Featured for the first
time in Washington at.
this low; price. IS hand +.
some designs from which
to choose. Suitable for
any room in the home.
Can be very easily cleaned
and is the only rug made.
which has "Duco Lac"
;quer" finish. -''~-
PALA1S ROYAIl-rL0OR
COVERINGS-SECON FLOOR
The Indianapolis times., 1927-12-10
Asthma So Bad
She Was Hopeless
Expected to Die, Got Well Quickly.
No Sign of Asthma Now.

Folks whose asthma or bronchial
cough seems to be getting the best
of them, will be glad to know how
Mrs. M. Bennett, 1913 N. Noble St.,
Indianapolis, Ind, regained health.
She writes:
II suffered with asthma for years.
Three years ago, caught the flu, and
my asthma became so bad l was hone
less. 1 coughed and choked SO 1 could
hardly breathe, and thought my time
had come. My daughter read about
Nacor, and got a bottle. didn't see
any use trying 1t, but l did, and i'm
proved almost at once In all, I took 8
bottles. / recovered entirely and have
never had a sign Of asthma since. l
am 63 years old and feeling Just fine
Hundreds of other sufferers have re-
ported their complete recovery from
asthma and bronchial coughs. Their
letters, telling how their trouble left
and never returned, will gladly be sent
free Dy Nacor Medicine Co.. 413 State
Life Bldg, indianapolis. Ind. together
with booklet OF valuable information
about these diseases. No matter how
serious your case, cali or write for this
free information. 1t has guided thou
sands back to health. advertisement.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-12-10
GRAINS ABOUT
STEADY; CORN,
OATS ARE OFF
Futures Dull and Steady in
Chicago Pits After
Low Beginning.
BIZ Uatted Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-Prices held
practically steady on the Chicago
Board OF Trade today. Late in the
day wheat was practically un-
changed. corn was slightly lower
and oats was off a fraction in
sympathy.
Wheat took a drop just after the
opening, on the weakness in corn
and generally bearish Argentine
nets. A half-hearted rally ensued,
which recovered the losses. Liver
pool was steady, tand Buenos Aires
a little higher after the holiday.
Argentine news was bearish and
export demand fiat. Cash wheat
was unchanged, receipts we're ten
cars.
Corn broke early in the morning,
selling of about cent. Local pro-
fessionals we're still influenced by
Thursdays private reports and sold
freely. AS in wheat, however, a
rally followed, and some of the
losses were recovered. The rest of
the session up to the closing hour
was dull. Receipts, 113 cars; cash
market, cent to 2 cents lower.
Oats followed the decline, senti-
ment continuing to disregard the
technically bullish condition of the
market. Receipts totaled sixty-five
cars and the cash market was IL
cents lower.
Tendencies which had been evil
dent throughout the dull session
crystallized during the closing hour
with results as follows: Wheat, up
&c to &c; corn, sc to sc lower,
and oats. 1sc to &c higher.
Provisions worked lower.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-12-10
NEW ORLEANS
CHICAGO
In the Stock Market
lRy lThomson 4 McKinnonl

NEW YORK. Dec s.--Today's stock mar
ketw as full of cross currents and counter
movements, although on the. whole the
trend was upward. Bearish sentiment
Which has been more pronounced in the
last rev days, was in a measure coun-
teracted by the short covering that set In
az various times during the day. Although
this was noticeable in many parts OF the
nst. u appears as If the rails were more
IN FAVOR. The action Of the Southern
Railway Thursday in raising its dividend
mas made an impression, especially with
r';mors that Southern Pacific might do
likewise. Eastern executives are reported
y be making progress with their. consolida-
ton plans. in the hope that the ieRlsla-
tion asked for by the interstate COM
merce commission will be Forthcoming at
THIS session. EncouraRement Of this kind
was obtained from the announcement that
the progressives in the Senate had decided
not to block the Republican leeislatiye
proRram; Unsettlement OF the stock mar
ket is likely to continue throuehout the
mouth. however. in view Of the changing
money situation incident TO the period
which involves the. tax requirements for
the fifteenth, the large amount OF cash
needed for the holiday trade, which ss
reported to be very satisfactory and in
preparation for the year end disburse-
ments. The. bearish sentiment is likely
TO continue for the present unless there is
some new development: We therefore an
ucipate continuation OF these un-
settled markets.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-12-10
$4,000 WANT
POSTS AS U. S.
DRY SLEUTHS
Third of All Persons Seek.
ing Federal Jobs Apply
to Be Shoppers.
BY ROBERT TALLEY

Bu United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Approxi-
mately third of the $4,000 persons
now seeking Government positions
have applied for jobs in the prohi-
bition service. Kenneth G. Vipond,
assistant chief examiner and bud
get officer of the United States Civil
Service Commission, told Congress
Committee on Appropriations the
other day.
There are 10000 applications for
prohibition jobs on file with the
commission, he said, and between
10000 and 10000 applications. for
other Federal jobs.
OF the $4,000, Vipond estimated,
probably 5000 will be found eligible
and $500 will be appointed. Aver
age costs for the examination and
character investigation of each ap-
pointee will be about $100.
Oral Test Is Given
"We are taking more pains and
doing more work on these exaini-
nations than we do on any Others" F"
George R. Wales, Civil Service Com
missioner, told the committee.
I'VE are having the oral test and
personal interviews with each appli-
cant. There is a personal interview
with every applicant after the first
part of the examination.
Representative Wood of Indiana,
a committee member, asked for de-
tails.
IF the applicant gets by the first
part of the examination, which is
the experience test" Wales contin-
ued, "then he comes up before our
examiner for the oral test. The
oral test will last, perhaps, for two
hours"
Quality Up to Examiner
Does that oral test relate to the
amount of liquor he can consumer"
asked Wood, laughingly.
mo, sir; we do not try to de-
termine that" Wales replied.
THAT is left to the examiner
sagely put in Representative Bu-
chanan of Texas.
"They test the quality them
selves" smiled Representative Mad
den Of Illinois, the committee chair
man. "They do not let him test it,"
Wales said that in making char
acter investigation it is often neces-
sary to check up on applicants past
in half-dozen different cities, thus
incurring additional expense.
Seek More Funds
"Do you divide it up into. say,
per cent for sobriety, per cent for
honesty and per cent for good
looks, etc.?" asked Madden.
mo. we take the whole story oi
the complete record and after a
very careful perusal of that we ar
rive at what the record shows" an
swered. Wales. .9aft1saegC grs1-
The Civil Service Commi sion was
trying to convince the cc mmittee
that it needed an additional $751;
500 appropriation in the first de-
ffciency bill for the examination OF
prohibition applicants. The COM
mittee approved the recommends
ton. . 8,
The Indianapolis times., 1927-12-10
Cash Grain

Dec. O.
The bids for car lots OF grain at the call
OF the Indianapolis Board of Trade. f. o.
b. basis Al Vac New York rate. weree
:, Wheat-Steadyi No. 2 red. $3.50 i SO:
Corn-Easy; No 3 white, s41sGs sec; No.
:. e3ls5c; No. yellow, s59s6lsci No. 4,
ssA@eSc; No. mixed. s2asSlsc; No. 4,
oats.:sstesay; No. 2 white. .SihGSshc;
Hay---Weak; No / timothy. l3,506i4:
No. timothy. sl2.606i3: No. / light clover
mixed, $l2.5oGi4; No. clover mixed. Sis
Gi3.5o; No. clover hay. si3.50G1 14.50.
Inspections
Wheat-Steady; No. 8 red. 2 cars; No
hard. 1 car. Total. . cars
Corn-No. 8 white, car; No. 4, 2 cars;
3 cars; No yellow car No. 4, cars;
No. 5, car: No. s. car sample yellow
cars; sample mixed. 2 cars. Total, 25
cars.
oats-No. white. 4 car; No. 3. 5 cars;
sample white. car. Total. 10 cars.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-12-10

By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.--Another
rise to new high in brokerage
loans had but passing effect on the
stock market today. After a
medium amount of selling had been
absorbed in early dealings, the
whole market advanced sharply
with particular strength in cop
pers, equipments, rails and special
ties.
United States Steel and General
Motors moved forward, giving i'm
petus to the advance. New highs
were made by Industrial Alcohol,
Industrial Alcohol, Reynolds Spring,
Wright, Greene Copper, Curtiss
Aero, Liquid Carbonic, Porto Rico
American Tobacco and several
other issues.
American Locomotive led equip
ments higher, while the sensational
moves in the copper group was
Greene.
Following heavy selling of the
JWO UICVlOuO OCOO4OAAO1 OVSNAO AS'AA@S~e
briskly. Bullish sentiment was
created by implication Of important
support for pivotal issues on price
recession.
With these stocks holding well in
place of lower car loadings, steel
production, and rising brokers'
loans, the bear crowd became in
creasingly nervous.
Urgent short covering came into
leaders like General Motors and
steel. Improvement in these stocks
strengthened the whole market.
Vigorous advances took place in
many sections of the list after
initial weakness resulting from the
increase of nearly $52,000,000 in col
lateral borrowings during the week
ended Dec. 7.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-12-10
MANY POSES MAN HELD
Wyman Arrested This Time for
Claiming to Be Lawyer.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-The YER
satile Sterling Clifford Wyman was
under arrest once again tolay-this
time for posing as a lawyer without
having been admitted to the bar.
He was charged also with selling
list of names, the property Of some
one else, to the American Insurance
Company Of New Jersey.
Wyman previously poseu as a
naval officer before the late Presi-
dent Harding, as personal physician
OF Pola Negri at the time OF Rudolph
Valentines death and gained the
condolences of DR.. Lorenz, noted
surgeon of Vienna, former Mayor
Hylan, Senator Copeland and
Princess Fatima of Afghanistan.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-12-10
BUS HEARING is SET
Notices Are Mailed Out to Civic
Leaders and Officials.

Notices that the hearing on the
proposed unification of the Indian
apolis bus lines would come up for
hearing Dec. 20 and 81, were mailed
Thursday by the public service
commission chairman F. T. Single
ton to all civic leaders and officials,
who may be interested.
The hearing will be held in the
council chamber at the city hall. A
hearing to ascertain public sem
timent was held week ago at the
State house.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-12-10
Other Livestock
Bp United Press

CHICAGO. Dec. .e.-Cattle-Receipts,
2,000 fed steers IN medium supply. practic-
few short fed at $40. .25@i4.75: she Stock
mostly steady; calves. unchanged: few to
outsiders at $14; bulk. $l3dl3.5O to big
feeders in only medium demands under
tone tending. lower. ,Sheep-Receipts. 10
heavy and trainer lambs. selling around
Si4; steady to strong; best handy weights
held around s14.5o; shippers and feed
roasting pigs. excluded Receipts. 1900;
market, mostly strong to 1oQ26c. hig, r;
heavyweight, 25o-S5o lbs. mediumn ot to
lbs, medium to choice. s8.50m9: light
weight. 10000 lbs. common to choice,
sSWS. 75;. light lights. i3o-le0 lbs. common
smooth and rough, $72s@S25: siaughtes
lpigs. 90-130 lbs. medium to choice. s1.l5
6I8.l0.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-12-10
In the Sugar Market
RAW SUGAR pRIcEs
Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

BIZ UHlteH PTe6S
ceipts a $1,000; t fI holdovsrs. sr s,41s market M
STEADY s ys sO i Sc o hsh Ss 2So sS 80 ,S Ss ID
lbs, $S65m9; l3O to i60 lbs, s8@s.B5;
90 to 13O lbs, $7.50@s50: packing COWS.
s7.lSgs. oSCnattie-Receipts. 1000; calves.
beef steexs. SO 5O012;. light yearlings and
heiiers. S.5Oall beef cows. ss.5OgS; low
cutters and cutter cows. s4.75Q575: veal
stocker and feeder steers. s7@s.S Sheep
Receipts, 1900; market steady; top fat
bulk Gull lambs. SO; bulk fat ewes, 5000.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-12-10
In the Cotton Market
fav Thomson a. McKinnon)

NEW York, Dec. s:-The cotton mar
ket was unusually quiet for a day sue
ceeding a final report Short selling on
Thursday caused enough buying in the
morning to give the market q steady tone:
the textile report on mill business, which
was Ibearish. both failed to cause any
break n prices isi TO see sny greta
however. and II our conclusion that cot
ton will be a better field for the traders
for the present. 1t cannot be denied that
the price of cotton looks cheap, especial
ly when compared with value during the
time when the crop was moving in volume.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-12-10
MRS. MARY BREEN DIES
Funeral Services for Old City Resi-
dent to Be Held Saturday.

Funeral services were held for
Mrs. Mary B. Breen, IA, of 726 N.
Belmont Ave-, today at $3.50 a. m.
at the home and 8 a, m. at st. An
thongs Church. Burial waS in
Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs. Breen
died Thursday after nearly two
years illness. She was born ip Ire
land, but had lived in Indianapolis
nearly forty years.
Surviving are son, Edward F..
Breen, 726 N. Belmont Ave; twelve
grandchildren and two great-grand-
children.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-12-10
COUNTRY CLUB ELECTS
Gibbs, Stevenson and Wilson Are
Chosen Directors.

Carl G. Gibbs was reelected di-
rector of the Country Club of In
dianapolis and Thomas D. Steven
son and Romney l.. Wilson were
named, directors to succeed E. j.
Bennett and Sylvester johnson Jr.,
at meeting at the University Club
Thursday night. =
Robert Frost Daggett, Perry E.
.O'Neal, and Clarence S. Sweeney
were named new membership COM
mittee members.