davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-17

. Have been asked to find out the
name of the song and am in
formed by Dom Wermuth, Walkers
manager here, that the name of the
song is "Madrigal of May" and it
is the work of Maurice Mike.
The fact is that Gaul is doing
this song in beautiful fashion. I
know my telephone has been busy
telling people the name of the love
Serenade.
AS you know Gaul has what 1
call a symphonic voice in his dra-
matte moments and even in his love
scenes. There is natural music in
Gauls speaking voice and it is not
difficult for him to project a song.
Stuart Walker, who opened a
company at the Grand in Cincinnati
Monday night, arrived here today.
Walker issued the following state
ment through Dom Wermuth:
"Some time about 1915 it began to
show in the theater that things
were not going just as they should
in a big business way. Everybody
who had ever seen a theater had
some theory about the cause. More
people suggested remedies without
bothering about the cause.
ct had my own ideas about the
matter and they have not changed
in the years that have followed. I
felt that we were not developing
actors who could act or playwrights
who could write plays.
ACTORS were being typed" and
playwrights were usually writing
plays like some current success.
Actors were falling into long runs
and even those with marked ability
had no chance to develop.
at seemed to me that the only
way to bring back freshness to act
ing was to have actors who could
play many different parts and who
would have the chance to do so.
That means that I believed then,
as now, that the only way we could
have a vital theater was to play
repertory and to make the company
a local institution.
1.-THE cities I chose for my
activities were Cincinnati, where
Teceived my education, and Indian
Rpolis, where the wise men of the
theater said I colild not do it. My
company is now in its tenth season
in Indianapolis.
1.-THE two companies have sup
piled hundred leading actors to
the New York and London stage in
that time. But the difference be-
tween the fate of my company and
other companies is that the actors
who have a chance to grow here do
not forsake us when they reach
their finest powers. They come back
season after season to work out here
and to refresh themselves.
IF my belief in repertory had not
been correct, would so many of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-17

or more were described to the Amer
lean Society of Mechanical Engi-
neers here this morning by George
A. Orrok, New York engineer.
Although the usual boiled install
lation generates steam at about 200
pounds pressure, there are six sue
cessful designs that operate at over
1000 pounds and one at 1000. Forty
power plants in the country use the
newly evolved high pressure boilers
of more than 500 pounds pressure.
Saving in fuel, space and econo-
mics in operation are reported as a
result of thew use of the higher
preSSureS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-17
SQUEAK BALKS THIEF
Noise Of Cash Drawer in GrOcey
Stops Hartford City Boy.
BIZ Times SDecid

By Times Special
HARTFORD CITY, Ind. May II.
"A Squeaky cash drawer in a gro
Gerry operated here by Miss Maude
Morse prevented a 17-year-old boy
fromw carrying out robbery.
Miss Morse heard the squeak
while in living quarters connected
with the store and rushed upon the
youth before he could get away. She
forced him to return between IS and
$40 which he had showed into his
pockets. She did not report the
episode to police and refused to dis
close the youths name.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-17
Dallas to Be Advertised.

EW DWtItU ITtoS
DALLAS. Tex, May 1.-THE
chamber of commerce here just has
completed a campaign to raise $780,
coo for an advertising campaign that
will be continued throughout the ma
ton for three years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-17
Values Increased .OOO. 600.

Taxation valuation of the Northen
Indiana Public Service Co. of Ham
mond, has been. increased $4,000, 900
by the State Tax board it was an
nounced today. The valuation was
increased from $33,072, 800 for 1927
to S35, O72 $50 for 1928.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-17
Coal Convention Postnoned

BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND, O., May 1.-THE
annual convention of the National
Coal Association, scheduled to meet
here May 1925, has been postponed
until Nov 14-16, due to the United
States Senate committees investiga-
ton of conditions in the bituminous
coal fields
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-17
2S.338 Live in Mishawaka.

BIZ Times Special
MISHAWAKA, Ind, May H.
Based on school census figures just
completed, the population of this
city is estimated at 1888. On the
same basis last year, the population
was 26.999.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-17
GAUL NOW SINGSA
SONG IN .":'THE JEST,
lM of Stuart Walker Company His First Chance to
Sing for Long Time.
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

d
Gaul
w lot of interest An actor must be able to do about anything
This week Jest" Kehs,
song the girl he loved in the play.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-17
HIGH PRESSURE METHOD
is APPLIED TO BOILERS

Science Develops Steam Power
Plants Of Large Capacities.
By Science Service
PITTSBURGH, May Thigh
pressure methods of modern bust
ness are now used in the boiler
houses and power plants as we'll as
in sales offices. More than twenty
designs of boilers successfully oper-
ating and generating power at pres
sures of 500 pounds per square inch
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-17
Puts NeU Life Into
Dull. Tired, Faded Skin

on a wet cloth and rubbed gently over
the face before retiring will clear the
pores of all dirt and dust and oily ac-
emulation. preventing blackheads. 1t
puts new life into dull, tired skin, so
you will enjoy a good nights rest
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

WoMEh'S CHtFF AND
Full Fashionsd Sill Stock
ings, some all silk
from top 20 toe, while
others have the .lisIe sole
and toe; in a@so ed
shades. Some dsmaped,
ethsrs perfect quality.
s'.ss to s2.26 Sl.OO
rsi9ss, for ,.... v O"
WoBEh's cHtFF SILK
Stockings, with three.
seam back toe and heel of
Isle and four inch garter
welt. Very slight ir- S2c
regulars. " value ~
WOMEN'S FULL FASHIONED
Chiffon and Service Weight
Silk Stockings, some have
the siik top, others
the Iislsj in black and as
sorted shades. Per.
feet and slight Ir' 10c
regulars ..,.,.....
WoMEk's cotton AND
LisIs Stockings, in eerdo'
van sniyi seam
baeb, Perfect TCIZ.
quality ........ ~/<@
cHiLDaEh's RiHBED COT.
tor Stockings, IN black
only, Perfect ard IIc
siiaht seconds ..,. ~
6aiasabstE's-~FiTst f1aes.
fhstss Afsoanis Inslied.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

(p school SUITS. TWO IN
s'ss :. enc ia siss IS ans
one IN size .. Sold as
: ar" sS''S sstss. 81
TOR &.Ns....ss.....
l+ol LUMBER JACK SUITS,
all'weel Zlnpe l. umhsr
Jack With Colt or lora
Pants 70 match. = 70 u
years, $6,sS %C a.
1907 WASH sulTs. lNcluo,
inc Imported linens. Pee,
a,nas and ereadeloth IN q
variety et raodelx ard sot-
sriNss; ; to : years. 20
81 and $50 value. tRC
1907 "eEll" BRAND SHIRTS,
collar attached, tan. hluea.,
fancy stripsd and broken
s'ses in whites ~ 20 t4sa
neck, $t,eS q $50 III.
lsfsl SCHOOL slo0sEs, co...
lar attach Ae.a and ,acort
ssS'es, white and fancy
striped, Perfect aed sbsht
,rrsoueAr.. slasd : 20 10
years years Fss se 81 soc
(sol TWoNeANT SUITS. AT.
wool, SeFlns fancy mix,
lures, single and double,
eraaatea models, O. o.
$S,AS value. fer. W. Fss
1907 STour aoNS' SUITS,
with TIVE kelsksrs. dark
miNturexs ssKes tS e. 10
years, $te.rA O. $50
value. tar, e>.s. Wsss -
Evening star., 1928-03-22

SO PAIRS or WoMEN's IN.
ported Novelty Kid Gloves,
embroidered backs, over.
seam and pix sewn; flare
and turn back enibroid'
cred euHsi assorted colors
and sixss. s2.sS GI CQ
value, for .... PA'~~~
$50 PAIRS or WoMEN's LONG
SILK GLOVES, smbroid.
cred bseksi double tipped
fingers; assorted eoIora
and sixsat slight
rrsauIsrs. St.7b 66c
value ,.s,t.,...,,.
t0b PAIRS or WOMEN'S
GAUNTLET GL ovE ES,
strap wrist styjs, smbrold.
cred and spear point
stitched backsI assorted
colors and sizes 6ls
to eNa: ese to 81 20c
value, for .,..,,,,
t,OldeHbeFG s~-~fiTat FiaOT.
charge Afe0untk Iavtted.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Neckwear

t6s PIECES or WoMEN'S
New Sample Neekwear,
lace, linen and crepe de
ehlnsj assorted styles and
shsctsj vsstses, collar and
cuff ssta and separate
eoilarsi white, cream and
seru. 500 rsau. Enc
larly, for ........
t40 YARDS or RuFFLtNG
and Plating, two to three
and one halt inches widei
asorestts. oruaHdy and
crepe de ehinsi assorted
colors. Regularly 13.
Soc to eoc yard. Tor 0"1
ID SILK TRIANGLE SCARFS.
neorastts and crepe dc
chine, check and Horal de.
slansi block print and
air brush effects. @I 1E
si.9o value, for ~@
GoidsnbeyE's~-~First Fioer.
Charge Accounts Invited,
Evening star., 1928-03-22

oOD LOTS or WoMEN'e
Athletic Union Suita. oF
cross barred musll mi
broken alRsa. Si To-
values. Ter ..,.,. s
WoMEN's GAuxE corTo
Union Suits, law neck.
sleeveless, knee lsnathi
some closed aeats broken
slsss, ose value, l5c
tor .st..t.ssses.tt
cAilpREN's KNIT WAlST
suite, slssvslsss, knee
lengths broken stses, 40.
soc values, fer 49,. wv
MISSES ATHLETIC UNION
Aulsa 81 erasa barred mua.
lin, straight and hleomer
lsui hrakeN alxea, QOe
soc value, tee ... Wv
Naltenhets 's~~FtEst ttaat,
Chasgs Aeeeaats tNvitea,
Evening star., 1928-03-22

(t5) NOVELTY SPORT SATIN
Costume Slips. coral and
gold; also lot Of rayon
slips. Former G1 10
$f.95 grade ....
sATEEN COSTUME SLIPS,
strap shoui der style.
Former sf.6s @I 10
grade ........
WoMEN's sLooMERs, OF
muslin, in pink and white;
reinforced; a few extra
sizes. Former Soc 2Oc
and Soc values 80.
MAIDS WHITE APRONS. or
lawn and dimity; lace
and m b r 0 d cry CQc
trimmed. Soc value
SILK CREPE 0E CHINE TED.
dies and Stsp.ins, dainty
lace ard inset trimmings
pastel shadssi @I 40
broken Sizes. ~
lrf0nnta invited
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Mems Furnishings

(1t8) MEMS NE GIG &c
Shirts. of madras and futi.
count pereaies, in Jacquard
and striped patterns.
Nee k-b an d styles only.
Sizes ~ TO ~. Rscu.
ar si.2s to $50 soc
(iss prs.) MEMS RAY voN.
mixed Hose, made with re-
Inforced heel, toe and sole.
Stripes and piaids in many
color combinations. Sixas
10 to ire. Perfect quality
and sliohs irrssu' l5c
1881 MEMS pAJAMA COATS
and Pants, Of GOTTEN and
hannelette, in plain colera
and figured patterns. From
suitA that sold
regularly from $3.50 33c
(se) MEN's RAYoN ANp SILK
d. and Rayon- Mixed Palarnas,
in plain ooiors, stripes and
figured designs, Size. q,
c and o. Perfect quality
and slight ir-
... regulars Of IS OF 80
to $3.50 grades. PA'o|,
Goidrnhete's~A Ritnt HAN. .-. lha,xe
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Odd Lots and Friday Bargains
Boys Clothing

(esl soYs' WINTER o'eoATs.
sIxss ; 20 8 years, all wool
lined. Va tued at 90
$6.f5 20 $S, fer,,... N~
(&4l oVERcoATS. LIGHT PAT.
terns, rich and dressy, , to
8 years and dark patterns:
- to IS years, $s,7S 90
TO $9.fS values. Ter, va
ts7l ovE &C ATS. CHIN
eh,lla, fancy mixtures. 60
6 years and ~ 60 IS years.
sto.7s TO $ie,Is values. g.
(tsl si6 aoVs' o'coATs, MIX.
turss or navy blues Il 70
tsyeAra, Valued
at s's''o to SIS S9.75
tisl luMsER JACKS. 8 TO 10
s.,.rs, sess $l.b0
(,eo luMsE RJAcks. Q TO 70
years. E.ppe and button
styles ~ a s. $40
tts0 LINED kNlckgRs, LEFT
from sults, variety 81
patternsi a,xea 3 20 ~.
$i,So and $s,oo eng
values, ter,,..,, %A'Ao
(%7l RickEr SWEATERS.
rayen mixture, ~ to 81
I, .t.s'' S@ $l.70
value ....e,s4s.
(N ENGLISH sulvs. coAr
and straight knee paats.
slxaa ~ and tA
years $Nfe al (n
value, ter, ,.,,,. %'sV
Evening star., 1928-03-22

$2.25 and $3.75
Felt-base Rugs, SITS
4 II. 6 by Q II. and 3x9.ft.
Armstrong; and Conaoleum
Rugs; only 10 Of each sixs. Weei
rug designs with borders.
SGT to $35 Room-size
Rugs, $18.75
II fl. 3 by t2 II. and sx12.ft.
Seamless Tapestry brussels
wsavel and 7 II. s by 9 II. and
6x9-ft. Seamless A. n, nster
Rugs. Good patterns and color.
inGs.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
$5 Part Wool Blankets
S3.29 pair

~ pairs Of heavy. weight Part
wool Blankets, sixs 66s60 inches
for double hsdsi piaids of rose.
gold or lavender wide ribbon
bound ends to match,
bnlaf nbsTs'a~v~ Fourth IiaaT,
~ fauf Charge AfTouBt,
Evening star., 1928-03-22

(t27) MEMS KNIT TIES, IN
stripes and plain eelers;
seld regularly fer lHr
soc. Friday at...,: ~
(t7) MEMS W ooL MIXED
Elastic Goat Sweaters. in
heather mixtures. Sizes
% TO 4s. Regular A1.Q7
$S grade .... %~
MEMS WOOL. MIXED SPORT
Hose. sixes 10 TO ~; per-
feet quality and slioht ir-
regulars OF the 6Se lQc
and 7Se grades. O
(67l MEMS HEAVYWEIGHT
Gotten Ribbed Union Suits,
random gray color, closed
crotch styts. SiEss So 90
20. Regular s'.ss 80r
(4 MEMS LIGHT WEIGHT
Cotton Union Suits. shert
sleeves. knee length stvIs;
broken s'xss. Rsou. S7c
lar $t,a5 grade. "a, ose
(2t) MEMS WOOL CAPS. ONE,
piece and siaht.Nuartsr
styiesi hreksn sizes.
Sold regularly Ter hSr
StSo ,.........,,.. Wv
Evening star., 1928-03-22

BUN 6 Al oW APRONS, or
sInsham; assorted checks
and piatds; also lot Of cot.
ton slips in green and
henns. Former 6ee ar
and 79e grades. -.
Fitst Floor
EXTRA SIZE HOOVER
Aprons, Of ehsmbray, IN
tan. green and rose; long
white collar. For. GI 2O
ner $17s grade = i'o/
EXTRA SIZE NtGHT6OWNS,
good quality muslin. neat
~ finished. For 40
rner &c grade
HANDMADE PORTO RicAN
Cnemise or Teddjea, white
and pastel shades; hand
embroidered designs, in
dainty cetors. For EOc
naer 800 grade
EKTRA.StZE FRoCk APRONS,
of novelty gins- GI 10
hams. Sf.sS value
Third Elfsas a huss
Evening star., 1928-03-22
<).I55c
Jewelry and
Handbags

AN AS oRTED LOT OF
JeweIry, including Ear.
rings, Pendant Necklaces,
Bead Necklaces, Broochss
6rae eists and Heit
Buckles. soc and COo
81 values, choice. |O
FRENcA Pearls cHokERs,
Baroque style, with small
pearl in between the LARGE
ones; beautiful iuster
and color. 81 value, 90
choice ......... o|C
sArtifieiai.
IMPORTED BEADED. HAND
bags, assorte styles,
pretty eoIorinas, OK "
dixed silver and fancy
metal frames. Reau.
- i.ar.hy s3.as,sQ1 on
choice ......
fs0ldeHberx' A--FirSt Fi0gr,
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Odd Lots Footwear

2ss PAIRS WoMEN'S Low
Shoes, patent leather, tan,
black satin, vsivet. COM
bination gray and blondes;
high and low heels: sizes
from 2Is 10 7. Some are
slightly inper-
feet. s. to IS SI.32
values for ....
ia PAIRS MtssE AND
Chi'dren's High and Low
Shoes, patent. tan and dull
feathers; heel and spring
heels; sizes from sIz to 2
in the lot. S2.25
TO $3.50 values, GI 40
Tor ......
f.nldsst thA. - Eir.l Eas.... - Ii.....
Evening star., 1928-03-22
$1.25 TO $1.5O
Rumed Curtains
Toe set

Sheer quality Wolfe Curtains,
with ivory eoier ruffias, finished
with overlook rayon edges in
assorted colors. a yards lane,
81 inch valance and tie backs.
!l.idsHbsVg Fnurth FisaY.
Use t0uT GhATKs Account.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

$10.95 to SIS Fibre or
Crex Rugs, $7.95
8 II. 8 by. 10 Il. s Hodges re-
Versibls Fibre or ext2.ft. heavy
imperial weave Crsx Rugs; wse.
rug designs; good eolorinus. Only
80 in the lot.
SIS and Sc Japanese
Rugs, $2.SS
Sxt0 II. and 0 #. by II II. Q
or 9xt2.H Japanese Steneited
double. warp rice straw and mat.
ting Rugs. Green, tan, blue,
brown and rose eelorings,.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Umbrellas

0 NEWS SILK UMBRELLAS.
s5th attractive Prince Of
Of Wales handles 60 o.
sS value ..
IL WoMEN's CoLoRED SILK
Umbrellas, 1s.rib styles;
fancy and plain borders;
short club ends, sttrac.
tive handles. S. G2 Ia
vsiue, for .....
10 WohEk'S IMP at e o
Gicris u m brei ias, as
sortec eoiors; satin bor-
der; 10.rib style, tips ard
club ends 20 match; as
1or1u4snt Of han. GI Qo
dies. So value ~
20 NEWS AND WoMEk'S uM~
nrsiiss, American feottouI
TsHsts and . we'll kncnn
elsth in guaranteed fast
black and csisrs. Pleas
jne assortment Of handles.
Mems have Primes cf
Wales Rand eiss. gTc
$3.50 e. 81 value, for
tssylasgbsyE s---~t}tSi TiSor,
charge AfauaS4k FBtiisa.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
30c and SEC
Stamped Goods
19c

Stamped Goods, including
ready made and bound card
table covers, aprons, children's
dresses, white linene ScarfE,
buffet sets and ready made
and bGund aprons. etc.
fso}aFnisssg s-~~Ftttt Ft9DT.
charge AesgBHat IBsHeG.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

f47 PAIRS RoYs' HIGH AND
Low Shoes, tan, patent and
dull feathers; some are
slightly imperfect; sizes
from 10 to 1879 and to
5La. Regularly
$3.50 to $3.50 Sl.05
for .........-. ~
276 PAIRS MEMS HIGH AND
Low Shoes, Royals, w. l..
Douai Preston, q.
keiths, Eeaeo n, Great
Northern and many other
good makes; some slightly
imperfect. Sizes 10
10, $500 to $500 S3.45
Evening star., 1928-03-22
S1.49 to $2.49
Wooden Fabrics
98c yard

An assortment " popular
Woosen Fabrics for dresses
and coals--m0stly In 54-inch
W1cth. a few ~ and ~ inches
wide. Choice Of Atwood
Flannel. Dress Crepe, French
Serge, Poiret Twill and Storm
Serge
loiasBipef y s--~~ktFsf Tfoaf,
I8e kgUE 1HsFks Accounts.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
39c and 4Sc
Cretonne
19c yard

Yard wide, Fast.ooior Gre.
tonne, mill lengths from z to 8
yards, but plenty alike for every
need. Floral stripe, bird and
foliage dsslens.
(FiFst Ft00r.--flaFaaIn Table,
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Csc and 75c Felt-base
Covering, 29c SO. yd.
Remnants OF cut rolls Of ARM
ssrens's and CsnseIsur,, e.< and
t2.4 widths. Coed patterns and
eeierinss.
$1.25 and $l.50 Rugs
7Sc
30x60 imported Rag Rusa,
light and dark hit. and. rniss o..
tseta, with eolcred borders. or
3x6.ft. heavy luxolsurn Fslt-
base Rugs; weel rug designs.
(Firat Eioer--DargaiN Tabled
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Notions

MoHEI5 BLANKET BINDING
in assorted eoIors and
lengths. f0e value. 10o
Three yards for. AVS
PANTS Hk NJ G e r S. WITH
felt tips. foe value. 7o
Two for .........
BABIES RUBBER 6I9s, IN
assorted eoiorsi
nicely made. 1ee 10c
value ...........-
eAhITARY APRONS. IN
Hssh sno white, with ret
tops; slightly shopworn.
25e ard ice value, 1Oc
LARGE slzE nimiTY LAun.
dry Bags, in asserted col.
ors. with tape draw
string. sse value, 14c
BABIES RusRER PANTS. IN
assorted eciors and s,xes.
25e value. Two CSn
Evening star., 1928-03-22
29c and Soc Domestics
1Hc yard

Remnants OF 32.inch Mer-
esrixad Prints, 6.Ineh Hiah.
count psrealss, az. Flna
quality Dress Ginahama and a0s
inch Wovsn tissue Glnuhams,
Good ussfut lengths,
UaIdenh s~~~FiFst FteaE.
CharEe AreauHts tavItsd.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

(3) Fur Coats of Sealine dyed coney), n1n RI
sold regularly for $3.50. Friday at OlJ.CU
(s7) Linene Dresses, sold regularly for s.. rn
FRIDAY at. .......-................ JJC
(64) Hoover Dresses. sold regularly for 81. An
(64) Raineoats. sold regularly for SIS. no
F~rroay al. :s:t..:'t ''..'''.''...::, OOI
Us) Winter Goats, with fus collars; reg. D. no
- ular SIS grade. for...'...........9. for i. 0keJC
Godenberr's-seeond Foor--Chare Accounts lnvied
Evening star., 1928-03-22
75c and 81 Drapery
Fabrics
37c yard

Odd bolts and mill lengths OF
yard wide Rayon Drapery Fab
ries: assorted stripes and fig.
urss; aeod eolorinas.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
19c Dress Cinghams
Percales, Etc.
121c yard

Remnants Of 32-inch Dress
Ginghams. In checks, plaids
and stripes, 36-inch printed
percales, 36-inch. outing nam
mel, 36~lnch fast-color prints
and 36-inch printed challies.
Good useful lengths.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
SEC to 79c Wash Fabrics

Remnants of 36-inch Embroidered Rayons,
36-inch Brocade Rayons 36-inch Taffet-Ray
36-inch Printed Crepes. S6-inch Plain Color
Broadcloth, 36-inch Mercerized Poplins. So
inch Mopack Rayons. 36-inch Mercerized
Lingette and 36-inch Stripe Sport Satin.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
$l6.50 to $3.50 Room Size Rugs

Sizes
not n eachfa ndsty
Evening star., 1928-03-22
! 3Qc Clearance of Silk Dire
Values Worth Regularly $1,000

Women needing dresses for general should take advantage
models plain and fancy effects Some with % plas side ties and
hestichings
silk braid, lace or fancy
News that for Sprng-szes to
Evening star., 1928-03-22
1Oc Washcloths
&c

Knitted and Turkish Wash Cloths, also
Knitted Dish Cloths. Seconds OF 10c
grade.
Goldenherg's-First Floor.-Charge Accounts lnvited
Evening star., 1928-03-22

:. C1.1J 0CdIIllGSS
Sheets, 69c
Is dozen 81x90 Seamless
Bleached Sheets, subject to
slight irregularities; eavy
round thread sheeting cotton,
finished with wide hem. Full
double bed size. -
gee RUN OF THE MILL
'6Ieach I'd PilIoweases,
42x36, hand torn and
,:roned; free from dress
ing; slight irresu- 1Sc
s2.2s cRINkLE REDsPREAos.
in blue and gold woven
stripes; full double.bed
size; fast colors;
sn.1 sI'oht HI. irrs0u'ar'' Sl.l0
s. raw sEDsPREAos,
s2x1o5. in gold only; dou.
BILE bed size,
with ruffle 90 90
Hounce .......
Goldenberg's--First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
49c to 81 Dress
Ornaments
29c

Importers Samples of Belt
Buckles and Dress Ornaments,
in gilt, silver, enamel. Jew
eled and novelty effects. A
wonderful assortment of we'll
made novelties.
Goldenberg s--First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Aprons and Lingerie

Fioer.--tharEe Accounts Invited
Evening star., 1928-03-22
29c and 35c Wash Fabrics

Remnants of 39-inch Plain Color Voiles.
30-inch Printed Plisse Crepes. 36-inch Mer-
cerized Jersey, 36-inch Check Lingerie Voiles.
36-inch Plain Rayons, 36-inch Cameo Cloth
and 36-inch Plain Color PliSSe CrepeS.
GnIdenherr.-FIrst F1nnr-Charre Aerannts limited.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
EfidaybalSains! SAVINGS 100 IMPORTANT 10 Miss
Toilet Goods

Toilet Goods
81 DENNEY g. DEN az
nsy's Velvet Cream Wv
75e DENNEV 4 DENNEY's
Oepiiatory EOo
Powder .......... o>S
81 pELlcA BUSTING POW.
der, with large velour
puff, from the
makers Of Kiss 22c
proof Rouge ..... coC
35e 6A76ASOl ST. AVING
Cream and Csc 6arbasol
Skin Freshe ner. EOc
soc PsNETRAroR sRlsrLE
Hair Brush white
enamel back, good 2Oc
quality bristle. -. ~
10c CONT CASTLE SOAP,
two two cakes l3c
tQF
NUINE GILLETTE o.
Raxors, for women
Goidenberg's-First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

(1s) GIRLS WASH FRocKs,
Of sinshans and prints;
broken sizes; @1 20
s1.9s grade. ~A'O/
(6) GIRLS SILK DRESSES.
stylish models; soiIed
from han d ing.
Former $s.s5 @2 90
grade ...... ~O"~
BABY eoYs' sUTToN.oN
Wash Suits, Of cham
bray, in various eolers;
hand-embroidered de.
signs; round and square
collars; sizes
2 to S years. 6Oc
S1.0o values -. wv
cHILDREN's c o M BtNA-
tions, OF cross barred
muslin; open back style,
with drop seat and eias-
tie knee. Also muslin
Billie Burke Pajamas;
broken lcts and
sizes. Former 43c
see grades .. N
Goidenberg's-Third Floor.-Cs
Evening star., 1928-03-22

(14) Suits. Spring models; slip effects
Regular S2.9s grade. e............
(6) Silk-lined Spring Suits,
small sizes. ..................
(27) Spring Biouses and Vestees. mad
OF dimity. Regular 81 and S2.o;
grades. Friday at. at...............
(l2) New Spring Coats made ef. Spor
cloth: regular SIS grades .........
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Tots Panty Dresses
69c
Sold Regularly at $1.OO

Chiidrens Panty Dresses OF prints and ginghams
some with embroidered collars; sizes to