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FAIL TO IDENTIFY
WOMAN ON BEACH
New Jersey Officers Con-
WINGED Victim Was Outsider.
Had Gloves From D. c.
Special nisnatch to The star.

! Special Dispatch to The star.
! CAPE MAY, y. j., January 10
Failing in their efforts to establish
the identity of the woman whose body
was found on a little frequented spot
of the Cape May beach, Coroner VIII
liam II. Thompson and the police of
the city have abandoned the theory
that the woman either lived or was
boarding here and are now working
on the theory that she was brought
here from some other place and lett
on the ice covered strand.
The body when found was frozen
stiff and was so rigid that until late
last night 1t was impossible TO make
a careful inspection or to perform an
autopsy. Finding no exterior signs
of violence an autopsy Will be per
formed late this afternoon to ascer-
tain if poison caused death. The body
is that of a woman of five feet six
inches in height. was carefully
groomed, the hands Immediately
manicured. the clothing in good taste
and of fine quality, and short Hud-
son seal coat was tightly buttoned.
Small Change in Purse.
The hands were covered with cloth
gloves and another pair of kid gloves
were found IN a silver mounted brown
feather ndHUDdS near the bOuN III
addition to the gloves the bag con-
tanned 55 cents in change, a hand
kerchief of good quality, but without
initial, and a book of strip tickets, all
of which had been used except a few
penny ones. The book was dated jan
uary II, at Washington. d. c., but
had no name written in the place
designated for that purpose.
The kid gloves bore the name OF
Garfinckel of Washington, d. G. Two
small pins were the only articles OF
jewelry found on the body, and there
are no marks of rings having been
worn. The woman was apparently
between the ages of So and go, and
had a#profusion of iron gray hair.
The bag containing the only clues
was found a short distance from the
body and the chain with which it
would have been carried was missing.
The position of the body when found
precludes the theory that it might
have been washed to the beach be-
cause it was partly embedded in the
salt ice bank forming a barrier to
the waves.
Since Sunday morning hundreds of
people have viewed the body in hopes
of establishing identity, but without
avail. The incident recalls a similar
mystery here during the World War
when the body of young woman was
found with several bullet holes in the
head and trunk at Cape May Point,
a crime for which no one was ever
arrested.
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THEOSOPHISTS TO MEET.

The study class of the United
Lodge of Theosophists will meet in
the lodges headquarters, room 709,
Hill Building, Seventeenth and l
streets, tomorrow night at SIS
o'clock, and will continue TO meet
each Thursday night, it is announced.
1t takes the place of the regular
Thursday night lectures held here
tofore it is stated. The study classes
We're formerly held each Wednesday
night.
The Sunday night lectures are to
continue as usual The activities of
the lodge are open to the public
without charge. it is said.
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The galleries got their moneys
worth yesterday when Senator Hefiin
of Alabama precipitated debate by
his charges that the knights OF Co
lumbus were seeking war with
Mexico. More than once the presid-
ing officer had to warn the specta-
tors and rap sharply with the gaveL
senator Hefin provoked laughter
himself when he suggested that sen =
ator Bruce of Maryland had made
sneech which would bring down
upon his obedient head the bless
ings Of the Pope" and again when
in the heat of debate he referred to
Senator Bruce as ''the Senator from
Mexico" apologizing later for a slip
of the tongue.
But the best part of the snow was
vet to come. The galleries laughed
when Senator Reed of Missouri, re-
nIving to Senator Helms declaration
that he would speak again, declared.
"The Senator shouted and thun-
dered until the heavens trembled. the
Galleries shook with fear. whilst the
stumps in the Potomac River bobbed
up and down in unison with MS
vociferous periods.
And it was later in the day that
Senator Ashurst Of Arizona COM
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milan of Austria, and slstef-lh-ld" ol
Emperor Francis Joseph.
II instruct German soldiers passing
here not to ring the bell and TO leave
the place intact"
Life Full of Pathos.
rho life of the mad Empress
charlotte was filed both with romance
and nathos. For more than half
cen+nrv after she fell in faint at the
foot of Nanoleon III at the court OF
e. Cgoud when he refused the ala OF
FRA nee for her husband, she was CON
sidered by many to have been insane.
h,It whether she was really mentally
unbalanced has remained mystery
for all that time. .
While she lived in the utmost SIM
nlicftv at a little Belgian chateau hef
fortune grew throughout the nan celi-
tury until it was estimated 70 la we
amounted to 60,000,000 to lo0'ooo'ooo
francs. ,-s.'
Charlotte was the daughter OF Leo
no1d of Belgium, the sister of Leo.
pold II and the wife OF MaXinl1ah'
Archduke of Austria, who was shot
at Oueretaro, June 10, 1867, at the emu
of his ill-starred Mexican adventure.
She was bornaa at Laeken, Belgium IN
184O and bantized Marie Charlotte
Amelie Augustine Victoire Leopol-
dine" Her mother was Prlncess
Louise of Orleans, the daughter OF
Louis Philippe, King of the French.
Charlotte was an aunt OF KING ALBERT
Of the Belgians.
Was Remarkably Gifted.
Princess Charlotte was reared with
great care at the court Of her father
and as a girl was not only noted FOR
her beauty but for her rare gifts, be-
/ ing possessed of quite remarkable ar
tistic and literary talent. In her sew
enteenth year she married the Arch
duke Macmillan of Hapsburg, a
brother of the Emperor Francis 10
| seph. and her early married life gave
promise of much happiness.
Macmillan was then chief of the
| Austrian navy and soon afterward, as
governor of Milan. took up his resi-
dence at the charming castle of Mira
| mar near Trieste, where the young
couple for a time led an almost ideal
existence. The archduke was a man
Of liberal views and attracted the
Italian people to him, but the bu-
reaucracy managed to undo the good
| impression which he created During
! the negotiations at Villafranca Ma
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MRS. O'NEAL BURIED.
Widow Laid to Rest at Mount Oil
vet Cemetery.

Funeral services for Mrs. Ann Jane
O'Neal widow of William J. O'Neal.
who died at her residence, 1892 Con
necticut avenue, Monday, were held
this morning at St. Paul's Catholic
Church, Fifteenth and V streets. Rev
Father Edward J. Fontaine officiated,
Interment was in Mount Olivet Gene
terry. Mrs. O'Neal is survived by
daughter, Miss Agnes NJ. O'Neal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
70 WHOM n MAY CONCERN

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween David RIflind and Alex Bolker. trad
321e N ST. NV, washington. D. G.. was.
q January II. 1927. dissolved, said Alex
parfier David Rifkind will continue the
business in his own behalf under the
name formerly used by the partner
shin
fSignedD DAVID RIFKIND.
AJEE R0TKER
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Mr.. Demosthenes OF Athens has
opened "A restaurant iii London. Tn.
like the Greek orator, he speaks sell
dom.
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TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
holders Of the Columbia Sand and Gravel
Office. los North ST. Asaph st. Alexandria
Va on THURSDAY January 90. 1927. at l.
O'Clock noon. for the purpose of electing
directors for the ensuing year and the trans
action Of such business as may legally come
before said meeting.
G BONNET Secretary
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF
the Comptroller of the Currency, Washing
hereby given to all persons who may have
claims against the STANDARD National Bank
OF Washington" District of Columbia, that
the same must be presented TO W. A. Mills.
Receiver with the legal proof thereof
within three months from this date, or
ghey may be disallowed
CHARLES W. COLLINS
III AF he r,.rr
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NOTICE Is GIVEN THAT THE FOLLOW
Ing first mortgage bonds of the ROsslyn
Steel and Cement Co. viii be redeemed on
february |. 1927; az the Federal Fican
552 I55. III. 24S. 285. 302
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Acting Comptroller OF the Currency.

SADY PHONING FRANKLIN 1477-J RE
Earding spectacles found in bus Friday. Jan
"a kindly phone again after pm or return
glasses and receive reward E. II. TURNER,
= the Iowa.
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\ LOAD OF FURNITURE TO n. Y. OR
1'hiladeIuhia: reasonable. Bess & Co: call
Adams 1894 before Thursday. am
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GEO GEO. Il. 'wHITwELL. Secretary.

holders OF W T. GalIiher & Brother Inc.
Cor the election of trustees for the ensuing
year and for the transaction of such other
meeting, will be held at the Office of the cor
poratiun. corner 30th and X SITS. u W. Wash
ingtOn d. c., at 3 80 . m. January 81, 1927
G.. EMERY GALLIHER.
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'pN JANUARY II. 1927, ! RETIRED FROM
tie firm OF Lantz Brothers. druggists 9TH
anu i f. LANTz. 323 7th ST s.w 49,.
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OFFICE OF WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO.
January 10, 1927.
In accordance with section 8 Of the char
ter. the annual meeting of the shareholders
81 the Washington Gas Light Co. for the
eio-tijn of directors and for such other bust
ness as may properly come before said
meeting will be held at the Office of the
company. 413AI7 10th st NV, Monday
February T. 1927. at IL o'clock noon. The
polls viii be open from IL O'Clock noon
until L o'clock p .,,r,
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EMPRESS CHARLOTTE,
MAXIMILlAN'S WIDOW,
DIES IN BELGIUM

Continued from First Page.)
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ROOFING-by Rooms
That's a fine JOBS Voluntary approval
5f our work is not unusual. We know how
.NONIC Roofing 119 Bird ST. s.w.
Company Main 933
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THERE WILL BE AN ANNUAL MEETING
a., the Atlantic Building COMPANY at the
az st, Alexandria Va. on Friday January
O. I927 This meeting is for the election
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WANTED--A RETURN, LOAD or FURNI.
tgfe from New York. Philadelphia or Balti.
more. SMITHS TRANSFER AND sToR-
ACE COMPANY.
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milan of Austria. and sister-in-law OF
Emperor Francis Joseph.
Il instruct German soldiers passing
here not to ring the Dell ana 10 leaNe
the place intact.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-29

A Few of
Ouar~EXtra
Specials

1925 Chrysler Brough-
am; A No. l con-
dition IS 1855
1927 Little Marmon; a
brand new car. =. 1900
1926 Standard Bui elk
Sedan; like new. SS5
1926 over ia n d 6
Sedan; wonderful
condition ... SIS
1927 Chevrolet Coupe;
as n e w as the
newest ........... 800
1926 f O r d 7 u d or
Sedan; a good one 295
And a house full of other bar
gains equally as good. See us
first. Very liberal terms can
be arranged.
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Carl III.
w allerich,
Inc.
314 N. Delaware st.
Phone LII. 1888. Open Evenings.

PONTIAC COACH, 1928 MODEL,
DRIVEN ONLY 200 MILES, NEW
CAR TITLE, NEW CAR GUAR
ANTEE, USED A COUPLE. OF
WEEKS BY ONE OF OUR SALES
MEN, COULD BE SOLD FOR
BRAND NEW JOB. DISC WHEELS,
BALCRANK BUMPERS, EXTRA
TIRES. THIS CAR DELIVERS FOR
$905 AND WILL SELL THIS CAR
TODAY FOR 1925. CASH, TRADE
OR TERMS. NOTHING LIKE IT
EVER OFFERED IN THE STATE.
DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE TO
SAVE MONEY, ON A PRACTICAL
LY NEW CAR. CALL MR.. PICK
ERILL, LINCOLN 1901 TODAY OR
EVENINGS UP TO 9 Pm.
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CarsO Stoyes-Panos Fxtures-A argain
Automobiles for Sale
FAST MOVING
BARGAINS

Every car in this list---has
good tires, good paint and
is AL mechanically. They
are priced far below market
xo1,,~
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good tires, good paint and
is AL mechanically. They
are priced far below market
value.
Overland sedan ...... .$175
Ford coupe ............. 175
Nash touring ........... 175
Overland touring ....a 125
Ford roadster ........... so
Buick touring ......... $50
Haynes touring .......... $50
Buick roadster .......... 275
Ford Tudor ....,....... 275
Nash touring ............ $50
Oakland coupe 80. 275
Dodge sedan ............ 200
Oakland coach =. 275
Buick 4-pass. coupe 80. 275
Buick 4-cyl., roadster -. 275
Jno A. Boyd Motor
Company
833-37 N. Meridian st.
Open Evenings
DODGE COUPE
1926 MODEL, FULLY
EQUIPPED. LOTS OF Elk
TRAS. LOW MILEA G E.
DRIVEN BY CAREFUL
DRIVER. CAR Is IN FIRST
GLASS CONDITION. LOOKS
LIKE NEW. FIVE GOOD
TIRES. OWNER SACRIFIC-
ING, $175 DOWN, BALANCE
TERMS. NO TRADE. CALL
MR.. SWANSON, MA. $500,
DAY TIME.
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Legal Notices

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBTIC HEARING
1854. I'VE
:, In the matter Of the petition of the
Napolean Telephone Company. Napolean.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission of Indiana will con-
duct public. hearing In the above entitled
at Indianapolis Indiana, at 2 O'Clock D. M
on Wednesday, Oct. IL, 1927.
y Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF IN
DIANA.
BY j. w. M'CARDLE,
Commissioner.
Indianapolis. Indiana
Sept. %, 1927.
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SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW

Completely modern and in Al condi-
ton: garage; located at 1921 w. 10th st.
A bargain at $4,000 Terms to suit your
convenience. Call owner.
WAYNE M. HARRYMAN.
Main O792 Irv. 1910.
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5000 CASH
3SO6-OS F. 28TH ST

An attractive double; four rooms to a
lot, two-car garage Close to bus and
street car line. Pay balance monthly. Call
MR.. ADLER. Main 0792. Evenings. Hum.
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Automobiles for Sale


Our Paige and Jewett Used
Cars guaranteed mechanically
same as our new cars. The cars
listed below are worthy of your
close inspection
Studebaker, 1926 series,
7-pass. sedan ..... 81 ,25O
Paige 1927 Model 6-65
Sedan 1,25C
Paige 1926 Model 6-72
Brougham ........... 1890
Cadillac "61" 7-pass.
Phaeton ..........,.. SOC
Jewett 1926 Model $40
Brougham 49,. $50
Pontiac 1926 Coach. Fully
equipped -. 600
Dodge 1927 Coupe. Run
less than 800 miles - $50
Jewett 1924 6-cyl. 4-pass. {
Coupe r.............. BOT
We Demonstrate, Trade and
Give Good Terms on Balance.
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300 CASH

1924 Albany st.: new 5-room bungalow,
complete bath, medicine cabinet linoleum,
cement porch, garage. new improvements
to be paid for. near beautiful Garfield
Park. Balance like rent. N. j. Fox, Main
6755. Evenings. Hum. t168.
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Lots for Sale

LOT on DrexeI Ave, second lot south OF
18th Sta west front, Just two blocks
from Little Flower Parrish: 2 fast grow.
this lot. Drexel 20s1-J.
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Udell 81. SIS

Five-room modern bungalow. In ex-
cellent condition.; garage: large lot
BALANCE monthly. Ma. 1881. Evenings.
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An attractive four-room modern bunga-
low; newly decorated and painted. front
drive to two-car garage. Located 1900
west paved street. Car line at door. Call
Mr.; ADLER. Main 0792. Evenings. Hum.
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COLORED BUYERS

room house in Irvington. Electric lights,
large lot s8x228. See 5424 Burgess Ave.
WAYNE M. HARRYMAN.
HoYT AVE. 1914: nice. new five-Toom
bungalow nicely decorated throughout;
front and rear porches; front-drive ga
o oase eas WIZ Se Is Tas q
to Garfield: s. D. SAMPLE. 1899 English
Ave. DIR 1894
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Business Places for Rent

PARKING SPACE IN BUILDING FOR
TENANTS.
NOW AVAILABLE.
New Offices
1-room suite ..................$3
Groom sulte .............S4o TO 800
3-room suite :...... $40 to 500
merchandise storage space. .$65
all OF part OF above as one large
Location: In heart of financial ana
&Lnavkes business districts, and across street
Features: Every modern office building
Facility; unusual in ventilation, daylight
and outlook; marble corridors and lobby:
<pigh-speed s6.cvators and excellent sefVice
Apply e. Ing Manager. Room ITO. OF
rental age Klein 81 Kuhn.
e Title Office Bldg.
IRE and Market SITS
hone Ma. 4818.
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$27.5O PER MONTH
NEW BUNGALOWS
$lOO DOWN
BALANCE MONTHLY
$3.50 CASH

living room, electric lights. side drive to
garage: east front. Call MR.. MVEY, Main
07o2 Evenings Humboldt 5155
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Barter and SuUop
and WOOD

WILL trade good used car for house paint
ing. Hum. 1907.
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Storage and Transfer

OTTO j. SUESZ
Established 1895. Packing storage.
overland hauling. special low rates on
{psds e Chicago and Toledo. Main 1858.
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Houses for Sale

'zRRACE. ala; rooms, modern double .
>garaec; priced right.
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$250T CASH

1851 Lawton St.: new 5-room modern
bungalow, hardwood floors, medicine
cabinet. iinoleum. SRybolt furnace. large
cement porch, garage. paved street. Price
only $4,000 No Barrett. N. ]. Fox, Main
6755 Evenings, Hum 1888.
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Real Estate Wanted

SUBURBAN lots wanted in exchange fol
equity in q modern east side home. Cal
ming from 6 to s D. m. Phone Drex. 1854:
ring 3.
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BOOTLEG Love-
ISU.S. PERIL,
SAYS LINDSEY
Ex-Jurist Debates Plans to
Save Marriage on
West Coast.
BY MAX STERN

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 3.-The
American marriage system is break
ing down and must be saved by radi-
cal changes in the laws relating to
birth-controI, divorce and alinony,
declares Judge Ben 3. Lindsey of
Denver.
He now Is stirring the Pacific
Coast in a series of debates with
Rabbi Louis I. Newman Of this city,
drawing immense audiences and
making himself the target of denun-
citation from pulpit and press.
Suggest Three Reforms
Judge Lind-ey proposes to substi-
tute "companionate" marriages by
these three definite legal reforms !:
/. Repeal Of the infamous" Com
stock law that forbids the dissemin-
alton of birth-control information;
2. Laws permitting divorce by
common consent in cases where
there are no children, but only after
q scientific commission is first ap-
pealed to in the effort to effect O
reconciliation;
3. Removal of alinony clauses in
divorce proceedings between child
less couples, and baSing all ali
nony on economic condition Of the
two parties.
Bootlegging In Love
I'VE Americans are -ctlegging in
love-" said Lindsey. "Out of 10000
600 boys and girls between Is and
80, only 81 per cent are married!
'Out OF 10000 young men between
20 and 81, 100000 are bachelors.
Don't tell me they are all content.
Fully 80 per cent of them are pro-
miscuous in their sex life.
Last year in San Francisco there
were 1000 marriages and 1900 di-
yorces. In American cities there are
from 400 to 600 divorces to every
1000 marriages.!
Favor Birth Control
1.-THE one-fourth Of the women in
America who produce one-half of
the children are being tricked into
having children they neither want
nor can afford to raise.
Or Catherine Emmett Davis, of
the Rockefeller Institute, recently
took a poll of 5000 young married
women. She fo:-':d that 80 per cent
believed in birth-control and 765
per cent were practicing it,"
DR.. Newman agrees with Lindsey
in urging free birth-control infor-
nation and the consent decree in
childless marriages. He opposes the
third plank.
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Economical and d dependable
hose for every day wear. Knit
in ribbed-to- the-toe style with
hemmed top; reinforced foot;
sizes 81 to 10. Irregulars. -Four
colors.
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AID FRAUD is CHARGED

Police seek an alleged fraudulent
magazine and advertising solicitor
reported to-be working among beau
ty shop proprietors.
John D. McIntire, 652 Fairfield
Ave, Lavere Beauty Shop propri-
etor, reported q man giving the
name of J. c.. Press promised him
years subscription to three maya
zines and large electric sign to
place in his shop window all for
$40.
The man is believed to have
f1eeced several others.
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Favor Birth Control
Asks $4,000 Damages

BIZ Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, Nov. 3.-Elmer G.
Schamp, a salesman, asks $4,000
damages in suit filed here against
Harold G. Ingersoll, local manu-
facturer, as the result of an auto
collision Sept. % last, in which he
alleges his nervous system was per-
manently impaired.
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Full length school stockings Of
mercerized Isle; knit in Eng
lish ribbed style with plain knit
foot; first quality; sizes So to
91a. Black, beige and cham
payne.
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BEST VALUES EVER IN
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
Christmas Gifts Galore in
All Departments.
8 MORE DAYS OF SALE

DOWNSTAIRS AT AYRES, Nov.
3-Great quantities Of the Down.
stairs Stores half-million dollar An
niversary stock are here to choose
from. Consequently color, size and
style assortment are still full in most
caSes-insuring an easy choice.
Without doubt. this is the most
desirable merchandise and the best
values that we have ever offered
in an Anniversary Sale or at any
other time. Everything is season.
able. wanted, of Ayres standard
quality-and is offered at prices
much lower than usual.
Patrons Invited to Use Layaway
During the Anniversary Sale the
"layaway" privilege is extended to
all merchandise that our patrons
might want to have set aside for
Christmas giving. The salesperson
will gladly arrange it for you. Every
department offers scores of Sug-
gestions for Christmas gifts-gifts
that will be appreciated--at prices
much lower than you'll find later.