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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-05

Geraldine Farrar, whose song re-
cital at the Murat theater Sunday
afternoon at o'clock will be one
of the important musical events OF
the year in indianapolis has ar
ranged an exceptional program fol
her engagement here.
1t consists of four groups OF songs
italian, German, French and Eng
lish, with an aria interpelated, COW
ering a range from the seventeenth
century classics to the moderns OF
today.
Miss Farrar will be assisted by
Claude Convierre, pianist.
Thu ro,,.ar1,n m will he as follows.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-05

Miss Ruth Otte, soprano, Opal
May Thomas, pianist, and Mildred
Lawler, cellist, students of the Met
ropolitan School Of Music, will give
a musical program, at Oaklandon,
Ind, Saturday morning, for the
district meeting of public school
teachers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-05

Grace HutchingS. pianist, of the
faculty Of the Metropolitan School
Of Music, will go to Elwood, Monday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-05

and Lillian Barth- Bridgens, reader,
at the Rilet Library on next Fri
day night.
The program follows:
Duet-"Pastorar' .............Go GODDARD
Iris Carroll and Russell Burke.
Finale from D minor Concerto"....
Iris Carroll.
"S'posin a Case" .vandyck
Lillian Barth-Bridgens.
Caprice Viennais" ...............K reisler
Iris Carroll.
Hungary" ................. .Kaelling
Ruth Dale.
Iris Carroll and Russell Burke
"Slayonic Dance in minor. Brahms
Iris Carroll.
Doll Dance" ...............N acio Brown
Ruth Dale.
MY Heart at Thy Sweet Voice,
....,: .................'. Saint-SaenS
Iris Carroll.
Lillian Bafth-Bridsens.
Duets
n1lunlBiN ssssssssss 80 0O1al6
Iris Carroll and Russell Burke.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-05

by Edward Shelton, for the Club.
Miss Norma Justice, reader, and
Georgia Baumann violinist, Of the
faculty Of the Metropolitan School
of Music. will give a program at
the Meridian Street Methodist
Church, Wednesday evening. Nov.
8. Robert Schultz, will be the &C
companist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-05

Alfred Halliday, baritone, will sing
a group of songs, at the meeting
of the Business Womens Club, to
be held at the Woman's Depart
ment Club, Thursday evening. Hal
liday is a pupil of Edward Nell, of
the Metropolitan School of Music.
Pauline Seiner, violinst, pupil OF
Dom Watson Of the Metropolitan
School of Music will be the soloist
at a meeting of the Parent Teach
err Association, of School No. T.,
Friday evening. The meeting is to
be in the interest of the Community
Fund.
Miss Frances Beik, head of the
dramatic art department of the
Metropolitan School of Music, will
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-05

The Metropolitan School of Music
will furnish the music for chapel
exercises of Butler College, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday morn
ings of next week. The programs
will be given by Mrs. Arthur G.
Monninger, Freida Heider, Maxine
Moore, Mildred Johns, Willard Mac
Gregor, Hugh McGibnany, Dom
son. E. H. Jones, and Thomas Pog-
Pogiani.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-05

The monthly recital Of advanced
students of the Indiana College of
Music and Fine Arts will take place
on Monday night, Nov. ID. The
public is cordially invited. Mr.. Fred
Jeffry has the program in charge.
The monthly faculty business
meeting and luncheon of the
Indiana College of Music and Fine
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-05

They are students of the following
teachers: Mrs. Eggieton. Mrs. Wag-
ner, Helen Quig, Norma Justice,
Leone Kinder, Gladys Smead. Mrs.
Beaver, Marie Zorn, Thomas Pog-
giani, H. Otis Pruitt, Franklin Tay-
lor, Dom Watson and Edward Nell.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-05

Bomar Cramer, artist piano teach
er in the Indiana College of Music
and Fine Arts will give a recital
before the Jewish Council at the
Community House on Monday, Nov.
Y
Evening star., 1927-09-08

ond. Star Bloom, Harwood Farm, Mid
dleburg: third, Silvertone, w. H. Cock.
Grill.
Half-bred sucking colt-First, Nancy
Clark. II. M. Crouch, Middleburg; sec
ond, entry, II. III. Norman, Purcell
Vile; third, Flashlight, B. l.. Longer
beam, Purcellville.
Ponies, IL hands and under-First
Comet, Grayson Bros; second, Teddy
w. II. Kent; third, Doris, Radcliffe
Merchant, Purcellville, Va.
Pony race-First, Bill, Wesley Car.
baugh, Bluemont; second, Pete, AL
berta Dillon, Purcellville, third, w.
H. Kent.
Mule race in ring-First, entry,
Crouch Bros, Middleburg, Va; sec.
ond, Maud. III. H. Norman, Purcell
vile; third, Pet, Charles g. Eppes,
Purcellville.
Pony jumping class-First, Teddy,
w. II. Kent, Bluemont; second. Clown,
Richard Furr, Bluemont: third. Doris,
Radcliffe Merchant, Purcellville.
Hunters, years old and under
First, Sacrifice, Benton Stables, Mid
dleburg; second, Judith. Arthur White,
Middleburg; third. Magic Maid, Grove
Stables.
Lightweight green hunters-First
Star Bloom. Harwood Farm, Middle
burg; second, Running Sand, Benton
Stables, Middleburg; third, Arthur
White.
Best hunter over triple bar jump
First. Flanders, Grove Stables; sec'
ond, Jorrocks, Arthur White, Middle
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third, Lough Nip. Ernest

burg: third. Lough Nip. Ernest
Woolfe.
Ladies' hunters-First, Irish Seas
Benton Stables, Middleburg; second
Lough Nip, Ernest Woolf; third, Day
Dream, Miss Rose Dolan.
Best team of hunters-First, entry
Grove Stables; second, entry, Benton
Stables; third, entry, III. Fl. Notman.
Most artistically arranged basket
cut f1owers-First, Mrs. w. o. Cum
mings; second, Miss Elanor M. Cham
berlin.
Display roses-F'irst. Clara F.
Pierce; second. Mrs. NJ. N. Lyon.
Display dahlias-First, Miss Mamie
c. Fred; second. Mrs. B. II. Kilgour.
Display asters-First, Miss Eleanor
NJ. Chamberlin; second, Mrs. j. j.
Otley.
Display marigolds-First, Sadie A.
Safer; second. Mrs. J. p. Hatcher.
Display gladiolus-First, Miss Mamie
c. Fred; second, Miss Eleanor M
Chamberlin.
Fern-First. Mrs. j. Lodge: second
Mrs. J. L. Lodge.
Display zinnias-First. Mrs. A. L.
Virts; second. Miss Sadie A. Safer.
Arrangement flowers for table deco
ration-F'irst, Miss Mamie c.. Fred
second, Miss Eleanor M. Chamberlin
Bird house-First, Thomas Orme
second, Frank Meyers.
Arrangement Fall garden flowers
First, Moncure Lyon; second, Evelyn
limerick.
Most artistic basket in show-First
Evening star., 1927-09-08

Miss Marion Chamblin; second, Mrs.
T. G. Baker.
Swine department Hampshires,
boar, 6 months and under l year; boar,
under 6 months; SOW. years and over;
sow, year and under 2; sow, under 6
months, and champion SOW. Russell S.
Hickman.
Chester Whites-Boar, years and
over, first. Samuel McMichael; boar, 1
year and under 2, first, r. L. Ashby;
boar, 6 months and under / year, first,
John S. Ward; boar. under 6 months,
first, d. Frank Wynkoop; champion
boar, r. L. Ashby; sow, years and
over first, D. Frank Wynkoop; sow,
year and under 2, first, H. r. Tiffany;
sow, months and under year, first,
II. r. Tiffany: sow. under 6 months,
first. r. l.. Ashby; champion sow, r..
l.. Ashby.
Poland Chinas-Boar, months and
under / year; sow, 1 year and under
2; SOW, months and under ] year,
and sow under months, first, Russell
S. Hickman.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Suitcases Reduced

D FabricOid Suitcases. Were
$40. Now. SIS
3 Mems English Leather Suit
eases. Were $50. Now. +. .S35
3 W0men's Black Cobra
Leather Suitcases. Were SIS.
NOW ............. .$IU
! Mans COwhide Suitcase
lslightly scratched). w a
$3.50. Now. ........ -. $3.50
2 Women's f6-inch Blue Fabri-
cold Hat Boxes. Were $40.
2 Women's 18-inch Blue Suit.
eases. Were $40. Now. $3.50
] Mans English Leather Suit
case tslightly scratched). Was
$3.50. Now. $50
WOman's 16-inch Fitted Case.
Was $40. Now. .S25
/ Woman's Tan Buckslxin Suit
case. Was $25. Now. .S15
] WOman's Tan Cowhide Suit.
case. Was $22.50. Now $3.50
I Brief Case (made in Ger
many. Was $25. Now. SIS
HAND LUGGAGE SECTION
FIRST FLOOR. &fWk,
Evening star., 1927-09-08
|BL UEMONT PONY WINS
+. { RACE AT PURCELLVILLE
0wine Awards in Two Glasses at
Loudoun Fair Go to Russell s.
Hickman of Lovettsville.
apecial Dispatch 70 The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
PURCELLVILLE, Va, September 8.
About 5000 persons attended the
opening Of the ninth annual Loudoun
County Fair and Horse Show yester-
day. Bill, ridden by Wesley Carbaugh
of Bluemont, won the pony race, and
Russell s. Hickman, Lovettsville,
swept everything in the swine depart
ment with his Hampshire and Poland
Chinas. Awards:
Mare suitable to produce hunters
First, Flo-Flo. Grove Stables, Middle
burg; second. Mother, Clifton Simpson.
Round Hill; third. Madge, j. c. Rust,
jr., Waterford.
Half-bred yearlings-First, Sun
Beam. William Cockerill, Purcellville:
second, Florence Nightingale, r. K.
.Cornwell, Purcellville; third, entry, T..
L. Bell. Purcellville.
Half-bred 2-year-olds-First, Lucky
Indy. Ernest Woolf, Rectortown; Sec
ond, entry, E. G. Rust, Middleburg;
third, Alone, William Cockerill, Pur-
csllville.
ralf.bre6 a.yaar.olds-First. Magic
Maid, Grove Stables, M1dleburg; Sec
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Junior Misses Low Shoes, s3.45
We're &R Pair
We're So Pair

IA Pairs Junior Misses Blonde TheoTies Sizes
in the lot include AA q a. Az, 5a 6a Az g. az 51a
IA Pairs Junior Girls Sepn Pumps,
cafskn In sizes 4, Az 5, 61s z; 4, Az 6s
Were $6 pair Now 1895
13 Pairs Infants Calfskin High Shoes
Sizes in the lot 3, 51s 6, 6 71a C.21a
% ana $ 85c
Pairs Junior Misses Black Cafsn High Shoes in sizes AA S.
6h; A and g. Were Sc pair Now. 85c
CHnDRENs SHOE SECTION. FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-09-08

cause the United States consul at
Shanghai is not empowered to prevent
the collection of so per cent duty inn
posed by the Chinese Nationalist gov
ernment.
The British consul at Shanghai has
been collecting the tax, but holds the
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Girls Dresses, $2.95 We're $3.50

IA Girls Dresses organdy prints silk
tive styles and coors sizes H. ~
IO Girls Tub Dresses boomers;
g. Were 1895.
Girls Plain and Light weight green
sizes ~ and H. Were $295O .$89J
Junior Misses Dresses georgete crepe organdy
styles suitable
Junior Misses Dresses lowered crepe
and tan; sizes 13, Is and IT,
Junior Miss Black Sports Coat with velvet c6ar
size 10. was Sz9.oO. NOW 9lba5
Junior Miss Black Satin Coat
Junior Miss Green Is
SzSou NOW $l25O
GIRLS JUNIOR MISSES SECTION. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Women's Glove Silk Bloomers, SITS Pair
We're S375 and S425 ii.

pairs Women's Tan Glove Silk Boomers,
Womens White Glove Silk Combination Chemise, in sizes
Suits Silk Crepe Paamas, trimmed styles
peach blue flesh and orchid sizes SO S sEEere a6
White Lace trimmed Envelope Cemise ga igh
Womens Stepins crepe san
10 and % Slightly soied 1895
SILK UNDERWEAR SECTION. FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Girls Body Waists, 25c We're 7sc

IA Girls Imported Body Waists. in year Sizes
16 Girls Lightweight Vests in sizes g.
from display. Were SOC and 55c.
IL Girls Lightweight Combinations 16 years.
Girls Bathing Suits, in
Were $3.95 and SIS.
Girls Ideal Waists; embroidery trimmed size 1s
SOC
Girls Lacetrimmed Combinations. $3.50 SI95
FURNISHINGS SECTION FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Women's New Felt. Hats
Special S3,75
Women's Combination
Suits, CSC We wsrs s;7; H;$

SultS, |0C and SI.7S
Women's Richelieu Knit
Combination Suits of mercer.
lied Isle; popular styles, in
white; sizes 5, Z, 8 and 8
(soiled).
5 Women's Munsingwear Ray.
on Step-in Combination Suits,
in maize and nile. Sizes and
8. Were $1.95. Now. :. SLAB
a WOmen's Munsingwear Ray
on Combination Suits; wanted
styles, in flesh and peach;
sizes 5, 6 and Z (soiled). Were
$2.95. Now .$1.S5
KNIT UNDERWEAR SECTION
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Walnut Room Dresses; s, :.
Reduced

Two-Piece Crepe de Chine Sports Frocks peach size
l6; green, size SO. Were $50 Now. $3.50
French Dress handmade of white crepe de chine size
40 Was $50 Now. Observation-Disclosures $3.50
Two-Piece Sports Dress in white, embroidered with col
ors size lS Was 500 Now. .................. SIS
Tailored Dresses of white crepe de chine sizes Sc and
40 Were 500. Now Observation-Disclosures
Tailored Crepe de Chine Dresses Patou copes): white,
size 40; flesh, size AZ. Were 500 Now $3.50
Georgee Street Dresses in navy and black So and
40 Were $50 and $65 Now w..................S3 $3.50
Crepe Elizabeth Dress Patou copy) flower blue
size 18 Was $50 Now. $3.50
Afternoon Dress of Crepe Elizabeth and lace in nude
One-Piece HandDrawn Dress of copen and blue de
chine, size 3S Was $50 $3.50
THE WALNUT Room. THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Housewares Reduced
Some Slightly Damaged or Shobwoyn

Some Slightly Damaged or ShobsCoyn
/ Black and White EnameIed Fire Screen Was $3.50.
.......................$ 1896
Mutschler White Enameed Kitchen Cabinet ktchenette
size 2S inches wide Was SAT. Now. .$35
Oak Stained TabOurettes Were 81 soc
White Enameed Metal Waste Baskets. Were 40c.
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 25c
White Enameled Garbage Pals pedal
lid. Were $3 Now. .$175
Pair Wrought Iron Andirons. Was $12. $685.
Apiece Wrought Iron Fire Set Shovel tongs poker
stand Was $14 SET Now. ......................S7 .S795
ThreefOd Fire Screen antique finish heavy
black wire mesh. Was $24 Now w...............S1 .S1295
FOurfOd Fire Screen, in antique
mesh. Was s16 Now. ow.................. 1886
/ Implanted Wood Four Post Double Bed Was $3.50.
] Unpainted Wood Double Bed. Was $23 Now. SI575
1 Unpained Single Bed. Was $23. w..........S1575
! Unpanted 48nch Buffet Was $27 ............ .S18
500 Rolls Quality Toilet Tissue, 1OOOsheet rolls
IJoIrsE FIFTH FIOoR
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Women's Wolfe Gowns, 75c We're 81

12 Womens in
and white Is 16.
WOnlens White Nansook Costume Slips handdrawn
broidered Were $25 75c
WOmens White Wolfe Stepins, with
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SECTION, THIRD FLOOR g.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
TRADE GOES TO BRITISH.

Philippine Shipments to China Di-
verted From q. s. Ships by Tax.
MANILA, September (P).-Lead-
ing cigar factories Of the Philippines
are diverting their Shanghai shipments
from American to British vessels, be-
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Friday Remnant Day Offers Savings of, Hand More

Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable
or exchangeable; not sent c. 0. D. or on
approval; mail or phone orders not accepted.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Notions Reduced

~ Rainy Daysee H a t
Protectors. w ere 75c.
Now .............. lUc
Al Cretonne Lau n dry
Bags. Were Csc. Now 38c
80 Pairs Adjustable Satin
Shoulder Straps. Were
75c pair. Now Csc
81 Boudoir Razors. Were
ST. Now .48c
27 Cretonne G ar m e n t
Protectors. Were 7 SC.
Now ............. 48c
IL Pairs Bathing Shoes.
Were 6Oc. Now. Csc
II Lingerie Pins (shop-
worn). Were 35c each.
Now 10c
NOTIONS SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-09-08

money for return to the shippers by
virtue Of former tariff treaties which
imposed only per cent duty.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Marquisette Curtains
49,. Special $1.10 Pair

Ruffied Marquisette Cur
tains. in white with dainty
designs, in orchid and green.
CURTAIN SECTION
Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-09-08

Cells from the heart Of a chicken
have been kept alive and growing in
a laboratory for IA years.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Clearance-Pear1 Flowers
Manufactured Pearl


Manufactured Pearl
1S Pearl Flower Sprays. Were
SO each. Now ..... 81
"a Pearl Flower Sprays. Were
$3.50. Now ...............$1
IA Pearl Flower Sprays. Were
$3.50. Now 81
u Pearl Flower Sprays. Were
il Pearl earl Flower Sprays. Were Were
$3.50. Now .............$1.50 49,.
8 Pearl Flower Sprays. Were
$4.25. Now .........,...$ .$2.25
8 Pearl Flower Sprays. Were
81. Now ................. .75c
6 Pearl Flower Sprays. Were
$3.50. Now .75c
2 Pearl Flower Sprays. Were
$3.50. Now 81
4 Pearl Flower Sprays. Were
$1.50. Now 81
3 Pearl Flower Sprays. Were
$3.50. Now .75c
3 Pearl Flower Sprays. Were
81. Now $3.50
2 Pearl Flower Sprays. Were
$3.50. Now 49,. $3.50
3 Pearl Flower Sprays. Were
Sz. NOW .................7 .70C
2 Pearl Flower Sprays. Were
$3.50. Now .$1.5O
2 Pearl Flower Sprays. Were
-. NOW .$1.Z5
1 Pearl Flower Spray. Was
IS. Now $3.50
1 Pearl Flower Spray. Was
$3.50. Now .............$1.75
1 Pearl Flower Spray. Was
81. Now ................. .75c
10 Pearl Lights. Were $12.
Now 80
4 Shell Flowers. Were $3.50.
NOW QUO
4 Shell Lights. Were 81.
NOW ................ LOU
1 Shell Flower. Was $3.50.
NOW ..ICC
/ Shell Light. Was $3.50.
NOW ...........s..... .$Z
1 Shell Light. Was $3.50.
NOW s..s...s...ssss.. .$S.1O
FAN AND HAIR ORNAMENT
SECTION, FIRST Floor. -
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Just in Time for School
Fountain Pens Special 75c

257 Fountain Pens "a well known ake) with plain red or
black barrels and attached clip Special each. .75c
6o Fountain Pens "a well known make) with slim,
tied barrel and attached clip Special each ......75c
II Girls Fountain Pens "a wellknown make) small SIZE
nckelplaed with attached ring. Special each ...zsc
STATIONERY SECTION FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Books Reduced

~~AS0 - WV S%~~
/ Chicot the Jester pocket
= size, leather bound. Was 81.
/ Whittier's Poems ipocket
size leather bound. Was 81.
! Phantom Rickshaw. Was 81.
NoW '....... .0uc
] Sesame and Lilies. Was 81.
i Royal Camp and Gypsy Pal, Pal
ace. Was $3.50. Now. 81
3 Volumes q, 8 and d The
World Of Today. by Johnston
and Guest. Were S. each.
NOW :...... $3.50
1 Wonders of the Past, volume
3. Was SIS. Now. -. !. $3.50
10 Volumes Dorothy Dale
Series. Were 75c volume.
NOW :............... .25c
2 ChiIdren's Master.ChiId's
Life Of Christ. Were $125.
I Harper's Indoor Book for
Boys: Was 50. Now. 81
] Tales Of the Great War.
Was 81. Now. 81
6 Volumes Beth Anne Series.
Were $1.75 each. Now. :. soc
! Submarine and Anti.Sub.
marine. Was So. Now. .75c
Also a table of chiIdren's
books at greatly reduced prices.
Book SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Friday Rug Reductions

2 8.3x1O.6 Seamless Ak
minister Rugs. Were $45.
NOW .$ZJ,5O
8x10 Belgian M0urzOurk
Rug. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
2 3x6 Oval Cotton Yarn
Rag Rugs. Were 1915.
Now ............... 1915
4 3x6 Fiber Rugs. Were
$4.75. Now .........S .S2.75
4 3x6 Fiber Rugs. Were
1925. Now .........$1.75
l 3.4x11.6 Oriental Runner.
Was $75. Now. .S49.50
! 2.9x10.10 Oriental Runner.
Was $3.50. Now. $3.50
2 5.4x8.10 Oval Rattan Rush
Rugs. Were $21.50.
Now ............... .S9.75
Also q lot Of short lengths
of linOleum, I'm sizes up to 6
square yards. Was 81 to $3.50
square yard. Now, square
yard soc to $1.75
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Women's Brassieres, 81
We're Much More

w S@@ASA4 ~ @~@ SS0NS4SA ShSt
We're Much More
10 Women's Longtime Figured
Broche Brassieres, in sizes 80
and "a.
8 Striped Corset Brassieres,
with satin Treco top; sizes 80,
"a, 40 and AZ. Were $3.50.
NOW ....................$ .$l.9J
6 WOodthrop Step-In GirdIes
of broche and surgical elastic.
in sizes % to 80 and "a. Were
much more. Now. ...... .A.95
Side.fastening Girdles of
broche and elastic, in broken
sizes. Were So. Now. .$1.95
De Bevoise Corset. Brassieres
Of figured broche, size 40.
Were $4.85. Now. ..... $3.50
Lily of France Girdles of
silk-fgured broche and elastic,
in sizes 80 and "a. Greatly re-
duced TO $4.95
CORSET SECTION, THIRD FLOOR.
Girls Hats, ST S.ssesa Ssss,,,
6 Girls White Felt Hats, in
an attractive shape.
GIRLS MILLINERY SECTION
FOURTH FLOOR.
Women'S New Felt, Hats
Special $3.75
III. 100 Women's New Felt Hats,
in shapes and shades that are
favored for Fall wear.
13 Women's Felt Hats from
the French Room, in rose,
sand, gray and copen. Were
SIS and $3.50. Now. $3.50
s WOm ms Trimmed and
Sports Hats. in attractive
styles. Were much more
ANOW
MILLINERY SEcTIo4>
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Mems Athletic Union Suits
,S6ecinL h5c & for $3.50


Mems Athletic Union Suits of fine checked nainsook, in
sizes "a to 4S.
Pairs Mems Socks of rayon and silk variety of
fancy patterns sizes 10 to 111 Were SOC and 81 pair.
Observation-Disclosures. .3Sc pairs
so PAIRS Mems Seamless Black Cotton Socks size lo only
"a Mems Madras Shirts; necband
styles sizes IA 15H Were s. and $3.50 Now. $115
S Mems White Oxford Colaraached Shirts in sizes IA to l6
- pieces Mems Fine Sosee Underwear: Sleeveless Shirts
sizes A &C. 40 a. a. and 46; Knee-engh Drawers in sizes g.
So S 40 AZ and 46 Were $3.50 garment Now 6sc
16 Suits Fine Scotch Flannel Paaas small and medium sizes
Is Pairs Mems Cotton Golf Hose white and black
sizes 10H and II. Were ST pair Now .35c pairs ST
IL Mems Lightweight Caps, in sizes 6 Z IA, 7s and H.
Were 81 and $3.50. Now
MEMS FURNISHINGS SECTION NEW
Mems Linen Handkerchiefs &ss
Special 40c each; $3.50 dozen
40 Mems White Handkerchef hemstitched
sAsms. in Lie, and u inch widths.
MEMS
Mems Arnold Glove Grip Oxfords s.
$4.95 M MHs'' $5.95 svs %s'; ;is so
Pairs Mems Arnold Gove-Grp Oxfords of black and
calkn, with medium leather soes and rubber heels
Sizes in the combined lot AA g. A 7H, oH; IA, 3d. Il;
TO- 10H and D 1917. Were $40 pair Now. S495
IS Pairs Mems Arnold Gloverp Sports Oxfords of calf
skim with rubber soles and of tan Norwegian grain
leather with Gro-cord soe Sizes in the lot include A
9h II; A 81, g 9H IL ~; B g. 1oA, IL; c e. 61l;
SL par Now S'9o
MEMS SHOE
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Women's Imported Pumps, $3.50 Pair

Women's Imported Pumps, $50 Pair
Reduced u
- pairs W. Womens Highsraa M Imported
sS tim %'s 1nfa ;9ss sRa Spsas
ss pairs Wonns oneap me- FUNDS Of aa f M and cs, & with
Cuban heels and Patent Gather Opera Pumps
sA4 az 5sE g. ss l'eSaS s. 81 ga and Sc ss
Wonpss SHOE 51so sHc4oH rf TH1HD FLOOR $3.50
Home Frocks, CSC. Were S2.95 to S5.25
nd EsSs Sleeve s p4sS s. ss
HOME FRocK SECTION. THIRD FLOOR
Women's Silk Dresses, $11.75 We're $3.50
orchid silk Chinese dsask in sizes 50
DS %0Gsns es1s.1 Dresses s. Of orchid
zs WGmens ss j nGeqestte navy.
rsnon Wo%fns EMS Tailored Tai Dresses
Wv Womens Tw%pisee Chinese
g Wo%ea Won s Dresses Dress g. tub silk
WoMEN's DRESS SECTION. THIRD
Misses Summer Frocks, $3.50 =
Were $3.50 TO S25
TUB n % ss h TrGss wash and
rnoes froes n s m f. en- S st an 5
Dress spcrloN THIRD Fiooa
Larger Women's Dresses, $9.75 u rs4
We're SIS and $3.50
d styles blue
SPECIAL SIZE SECTION. THIRD Il FLOOR r. - ~
Misses White Flannel Coats, $1O.50 M
We're $3.50 and S25
Misses Unlined White Flannel Coats, in attractive
M ssa %ss 'S Goats % sses $3.50
Misses Imported Raincoais in sizes is and
Miss Black Satin Coat lined with crepe
sssas:s ssss .ss i: Sss ,sss
MISSES SECTION THIRD FLOOR. 4---~
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Women's Costume Slips, $1.45 We're SI.95

16 Womens Striped Sateen Costume Slips but.up
style, in flesh, tan and sizes "a the lot
Striped Sateen Costume Sips STYLE
deep hem; in TAM flesh and black sizes "a to
pairs Women,o whit. .c. SI.4o
ers. lengths 23 and 25 (soled Were IS pair .$375
Pairs Womens Boomers: green, length 27 purple
length 29 Were $295 pair. Now. w.............S 81 95
Pairs Womens Bloomers: rust, length 25 orange.
length 27 Were S395 pair. Now. .S295
Pairs WOmens Boomers, black, length 27; in navy
length 25 Were $3.50 pair. Now...............S $3.50
COSTUME SLIP SECTION. FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-09-08

/ 9x1e Velvet Rug. Was
$47.50. Now .......$3I.75
/ 8.3x10.6 s e a m le s 8 Vel
vet Rug. Was $42.5O.
Sow .$29.5O
S-3x10.6 s a m ess Vel
vet Rug. Was $3.50.
Now ............... .SS3.oU
! 7.6x9 s a m less Vel
vet Rug. Was $3.50.
Now .....,...... .SZb.I0
1 8.3x10.6 Wool Wilton Rug.
Was $S5. Now. .$48.5O
3 9x12 DeIart Fiber Rugs.
Were $40. Now. -. $40
3 8x10 Delart and Greco
Fiber Rugs. Were SIS.
Now ............... %
8 6x9 Greco Fiber Rugs.
Were $3.50. Now. .$6.75
/ 9x12 Belgian MOurzOurk
II u g. Was $34.50.
NOW %%SsCV
RUG SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Sleeveless Tennis Dresses, $3.50
We're S13.75

We're SI375
10 Sleeveless Silk Tennis Dresses in white and
orchid.
12 WOmen's and Piece Silk Sports Dresses in
orchid blue and $1650 $3.50. Now $l2.25
Sleeveless Tennis Dresses, of white linen ands pque
Were $1250 Now 1920
White BOucle Jumper Suits. $780, 1896
White RayOn Sleeveless Coat Sweaters. Were $1075.
STpover Sweaters of white spun silk. $13.75.
Now 1895
SpnRTS SErsrn TH FLOOR