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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-31
Ride Passenger Plane

E. G. Ogle of the Ogle Coal Com
pany was a passenger on the Capitol
Always passenger plane to Chicago
today.
j. M. Beck, indianapolis, Of the
ski Bearing Company, rode in
the plane to Chicago Tuesday.
Passengers on the Detroit plane
Tuesday included Mr.. and Mrs.
George McCarty. Mr.. and Mrs.
McCarty returned on the south
bound trip. Another passenger on
the return trip was Fred Cline, 1927
Central avenue.
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Plans Passenger Line

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 31.-Air-
plane passenger service between here
and Chicago will be started Nov. 20
by the Interstate Airline Corpora
ton, the main office Of the corpora
ton in Chicago announces. There
will be two flights daily from each
city. New wasp type Fairchild mono
planes will be used in the service.
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Ipana Troubadors present a Halloween
through the NBC system Wednesday night at o'clock
will witches will ride cats will prowl and COLLINS
broadcast which the Troubadours htngy
dedicate to the of All Sants-Halloween.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-31
Three Land Here

Captain. Jack Price, pilot, and two
officials of the Hayes Body Corpora
ton, Grand Rapids, Mich, landed
at indianapolis airport Tuesday IN
Stinson monoplane. They were
to return today.
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In theAiY

West wind, miles an hour;
barometric pressure, 30.43 at sea
level; temperature, 43; ceiling, UNI
limited; visibility; l mile; ground
haze.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-31
Passenger to Chicago

Floyd Prothero, traffic manage:
for Embry-Riddle rompany, Gin
cinnati, air mail contractors, was a
passenger on the Embry Riddle air
mail plane to Chicago Tuesday
night. He expects to return Thurs
day, spending the day here on bus
mess,
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Fishing The Air
All references are Central Standard Time

IzES Carmen the Chicago Civic Opera company first production
- of
thea the National Broadcang This
radio hour by the Fansee Products will include
act of the and will the to TO-
will time eighteen
opening bill It's selection hailed
particularly that it will enable enthusiasts
appearing with
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-31

SPOTS WEDNESDAYS PROGRAM
7:0o-WEAF Network-American
8:00-WOR Network-Kolster
8:30-WEAF Network--Palmolive hour.
Network-Chicago Civic portion Of Carmen
direct from Auditorium theater
10:00-WJz Network-Slumber hour.
Evening star., 1928-03-14

Senator and Mrs. James Couzers were
hosts 70 q company last evening. enter
tanning In honor Of the Ambassador OF
Great Britain and Lady Isabella How
ard.
Evening star., 1928-03-14

horsemen and horsewomen In riding
togs, Marie Antoinette shepherdesses In
their quilted petticoats and flowered
overdresses. carrying their be-rtbbo1cd
crooks: gypsies in their colorful array,
dainty maidens in filmy and ruffied
garden party dresses, with picture hats.
Spanish senoras and senoritas, with their
escorting senors; colonial danes and
worthless. all mingling in the picturesque
scene.
Mrs. Howard l.. Hodgkins Is chair
man of costumes and associated with
her on the committee are Miss Mary
Maxwell, Mr.. Richard w. Hynson and
Mr. Thomas Sim Lee.
The chairman of the floor committee
Is MIR. Breckenridge Long, who Is assist
ed by large and distinguished COM
mittee, and the master of ceremonies
will be Mr.. Ebcn r. Comm, whose aides
will be Mr.. William Bowie Clarke, Mr..
Carlton Van Valkenburg and Maj. AL
bert Myer. Miss Exilona Hamilton.
chairman of the girls committee, has
formed a large corps of assistants from
the younger set in Washington society
to aid In this dance for the benefit of
Monticello.
Mrs. Samuel Thomas of New York
Is at the Carlton for a week, accom-
panied by Archdeacon and Mrs. j. II.
Dodshon, also of New York.
Mrs. D. L.. Tate was a luncheon
hostess yesterday at the Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. McAndrcw of
Continued on Nineteenth Page.)
Evening star., 1928-03-14

The Minister Of the Netherlands and
Nine. van Royen viii entertain o COM
pary nc dinner this evening.
Evening star., 1928-03-14

The Minister Of Czechoslovakia, Mr..
Zdenek Fierlinger, viii entertain at
dinner this evening.
Evening star., 1928-03-14

Representative Bird J. Vincent Of
Michigan 10 stopping At the Chastleton
HOsel.
Evening star., 1928-03-14

Col. and Mrs. Charles L. Frailey are
spending q few days In New York at
the Hotel Schuyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair enter
tanned at dinner last evening in honor
OF the Ambassador Of Germany and
Frau Won Prittwitz und Gaffrosl.
Mrs. Wilton J. Lambert will entertain
at luncheon Tuesday. March 81.
Mrs. Samuel ]. Graham was hostess
to q company Of % at luncheon today
In the Chinese room Of the Mayfiower
In compliment to Mrs. van den Bosch
and Mrs. Rushmore Patterson.
Mrs. Mary Stewart entertained q
company at luncheon today.
Mrs. Charles E. Townsend enter
tanned at luncheon In the palm room
ut the willard today.
Mr. Clarence Aspinwall has returned
to Washington from Honolulu. Mrs
Aspinwall Is remaining at Beverly Hills,
In California. for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell wal
lace, I'd. returned to this country on
Evening star., 1928-03-14

the lie de France and are at the Wey-
lin, In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Edward Moran
entertained last evening at the second
OF a series Of small dinner paties which
they are giving in their apartment at
the Wardman Park Annex. Their
guests we're Representative and Mrs.
Percy Quin, the Commissioners OF In
ternal Revenue and Mrs. David II. Blair
and former Senator and Mrs. Nathaniel
B. Dial.
Mrs. w. Harry Brown has arrived In
Washington from Palm Beach and will
Evening star., 1928-03-14

Gen. and Mrs. James A. Drain ar.
rived yesterday at the Willard from,
their home In Spokane. Wash. Gen
Drain was formerly commander OF the
American Legion.
Evening star., 1928-03-14

Mrs. Robert N. Page. wife Of the
former Representative from North Caro-
lima, arrived yesterday to be the guest
Of Mrs John F. Tomlinson. In her
apartment in Florence Court.
Evening star., 1928-03-14

Col. and Mrs. Daniel B. Devore will
be hosts at luncheon Sunday.
Evening star., 1928-03-14
be q guest at the Mayfiower for few
days before returning to her home in
Pittsburgh.

be q guest at the Mayfiower for few
days before returning to her home in
Pittsburgh.
| Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery Shepard en-
tertained at dinner last evening at the
Wardman Park Hotel in honor Of Mr..
| and Mrs. Frank Wade Of Syracuse,
| N. Y, who are In Washington for q few
days en- route to their home after pass
ing the Winter In the West Indies and
Palm Beach. The other guests were
Representative and Mrs. Bertrand H.
Smell, the secretary to the President
and Mrs. Everett Sanders, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ellwood Jones and Col. Weitzel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfax Stuart Land
street, accompanied by their daughter.
Miss Mary Davis Landstreet, are now
in Washington for a brief visit at the
Mayfiower, on their return to their
home. at 563 Park avenue. New York
City. having spent the past six months
in Hot Springs. Ariz.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. White will enter
tain at dinner this evening. at the
Wardman Park Hotel, in compliment
to Miss Patricia Isabelle Power. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Edward William Cameron
Arnold Of West Islip. Long Island. and
| her fiance, Mr.. NJ Marshall Marsden.
Mrs White will entertain again at
luncheon Friday for Miss Power.
Mrs. Frances King Cook entertained
at l:ncheon today at the Wardman
Park Hotel, covers being laid for IA.
Dance Tomorrow for
Monticello to BE Gay Event.
The ballroom Of the Mayfiower Hotel
will be turned into floral bower for the
Mi-Careme Garden or Country Life
Dance, which will take place tomorrow
night In one Of the most beautiful set
tings seen this season. The boxes will
be filled with distinguished representa-
tives Of official and residential society In
the Capital. Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett Will
head the receiving line which will form
at 10 o'clock. After brief reception,
general dancing will begin. to be inter-
| rupted only by the introduction Of some
beautiful and spectacular features at
intervals and by the midnight supper,
which is to be genuine country
spread"
In keeping with the motif OF the
dance. there will be present farmers and
farmerettes, devotees Of golf and tennis
in appropriate costumes. country ma
irons and country maids in gingham
frocks and sunbonnets. lovers Of gard
ening In picturesque garden outfits.
Evening star., 1928-03-14

Former Secretary Of Commerce and
Labor Mr.. Charles Nagel has arrived
at the Carlton for stay of about q
week. He will spend few days In the
South before returning to his home In
st. Louis
Evening star., 1928-03-14

Senator and Mrs Hugo L. Black have
as their guests for the day at the
war6nan Park Hotel Afr. and Mrs. B.
L. whstley of Denver. who are stopping
IN Washington en- route home from a
visit in Boston and New York.
Evening star., 1928-03-14

Senator and Mrs. Royal s. Copeland
have ss their guest at the Wardman
Park Hotel until the end of the week
Miss Mildred Lumm Of New York.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-11
CaLandria
Por Rafael Delgado
FOLLETIN NO22.

Virgen Santfsima! No ESQ 81 que
no! Dios nos libre! Mira, Gabriel:
con ell tempo tie convenceras de CO.
mo tie quiero yo; con toda mi alma;
como yo, yo sc querer. Yo, 81 to
me olvidaras me moriria
Y enlazando u brazos al cuello
del ebanista lie estrech6 contra su
pecho, tremula, apasionada, ebria
de amor.
Ell mozo regocijado abraz6la tam
bien, v, despues de un ratio de 81
lencio lie dijo carinosamente:
-Vete a dormir, Carmelita :.
Me voy contento. Quiereme asf :.
siempre asi!
Gabriel volvio a su cuarto y la
Calandria cerr6 la puerta poquito
a poquito, para que no rechinaran
los goznes.
Estas entrevistas eran diarlas.
Aquellas trasnochadas Y aquella
privacion del sueno necesario dana
ban a la huerfana. Tenia Ia color
quebrada, las rosas de sus mejillas
Sc iban marchitando, Y en- torno de
aquellos ojos meridionales apare-
clan cada manana repladas tintas
que solo Sc borraban muy avanzado
La joven Sc mostraba cansada,
d~isplicente; va no llevaba al lavade-
70 la dulce algeria primaveral de
sus canciones; nj, como en- meses
anteriores, estaba lista para ell ira
bajo. Parecia enferma.
Ell NAL de la madre! -decia
dona Pancha.
Que tiene listed Carmen! lie
preguntaba ,Malenita.
NADIA.
(Continuara)
El fronterizo., 1928-08-11
BOmbaS EmpleadaS POr
BandidOS En- St. Paul

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Agosto 10. -
I'm auto blindado, perteneciente a
n conocida agencia de detectives
de esta ciudad, fue asaltado Y ro-
bado, despues de que los bandidos
hubieron atemorizado al chauffeur
y a los hombres armados que los
acompanaban.
Ell terror les fue infundido con la
explosion de dos bombas, una de las
cuales era de dinamita, Y la otra
de hume como las que Sc emplearon
en- la guerra europea.
Tan bien dispusieron ell asalto los
Dandidos, que las lineas telefonicas
cercanas al lugar del asalto fueron
cortadas a fin de que las vfctimas
no pudieran comunicarse con Ia
policfa. Ell robo assemble a $40, 900.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-11
FL PrOximO COngresO
EfectuaraSe En- Mexico

MEXICO, Agosto 1O.-Se anun-
cia que a principles de noviembre
del ano en- curse, Sc efectuara en-
esta metropoli la reunion del Con-
greso Regional de la Prensa Mum
dial.
Asi fue acordado por ell Comite
Executive del Propio Congreso en-
su Ultima session celebrada en- Sui
"a v durante la cual Sc designo a
Mexico para la reanudacion de las
interesantes labores que dicha
Asamblea viene desarrollando en-
pro de la institution periodistica.
En- ell mencionado Congreso es-
tan Representatives todas las en-
presas de publicaciones que con
mayor eficiencia act1an en- ell Nue.
vo C~ontinente.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-11
Sale Miss Beckley Para
Nueva York, En- Su AviOn

MEXICO, Agosto 1O.-La perio-
dista norteamericana Miss Eco
Bleckey, una vez terminada su mi
sion que tuvo que desempenar en-
Mexico, especialmente entrevistan-
do al Presidente Gales, sale de re-
greso a su pals, a bordo del avi6n
en- que vino de Nueva York manc-
jado por ell photo BAIL.
Ell vuelo de regreso 10 hara Miss
Beckley con cuatro escalas, siendo
la primera en- Tampico, la segunda
en- Houston, la tercera en- Indiana
polls Y la Ultima en- Nueva York.
Miss Beckley Sc muestra muy
s~atisfecha de su vista a Mexico v
hace elogios para ell gobierno del
general Gales Y para la prensa me-
xicana. En- general admira la evo-
lucion Y ell progreso tan notable de
nuestro pals, v dice que tiene la
creencia de que ell pals Sc encami-
ma por 10 senda del orden, que 81 la
El fronterizo., 1928-08-11
TUNNEY Sc CASARA
CON UNA HEREDERA

NUEVO YORK, Agosto 1O.-Ge-
ne Tunney, retirado como campeon
mundial de peso maxine, Sc casa
ia dentro de POGO, seg1n un repor-
tazgo del Nuevo York Evening
Journal.
Gel conquistador de Jack Demp-
sey Sc casara ell mes entrante en-
Escocia o en- Francia-dice ell re-
portazgo-la prometida es Miss Jo-
sephine lauder, de Greenwich,
Conn.,, hija del extinto Millionaire
George lauder.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-11
QUEBRO UNA QUIJADA

Ben Tinker ha sido citado ante
la Corte Superior, en- donde fue
acusado por 7. H. Stark, para que
responda del cargo que Sc lie hace
de haberlo gOlpeado, en- JUNO ID,
en- la quijada, pero con tai fuerza,
que ell hueso Sc lie quebr6.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-11
ESQ 81 que no, Carmelita!

AA0e 80 RO4 WV 0O&0 80
-Ay, Carmelita! Dicen que Las
mujeres olvidan a uno; que son muy
varaibles; como el viento que
va sopla por aqui, va sopla por
ALA. Ojala que siempre me digas
10 mismo! Lo que es yo, tie querre
siempre, 10 mismo que ahora.
y 20 tambien, Gabriel . va
te 10 he dicho.
ST pudiera, mafiana me casaba
contigo, pero
Mira: ahi viene Ell serene.
Sentfase va ell viento fresco de
la madrugada y Sc percibfan los
mil rumores de la ciudad que Sc
desperezaba. Ell guardian noe
turno. ocultando la linterna entire
los pliegues de su pesado capote
azul, pas6 l~entamente, rozando al
ebanista. Este salud6:
-Buenos dias, vecino.
-Buenos dias ..-contest0 ell
serene. va nero sale ell sol!
va nero, vecino! replied ell
mancebo, sonriendo alegremente.
-Vete, Gabriel! -diio nadie nos
CORE. Dime, Carmelita, tie casa
ras conmigo?
81 -. por que no?
y tn papa tie dejara?
-Quien sabe! No hables de ESQ,
Gabriel, cuando ell dia que nos ca
semos esta tan lejos? No me ha-
bles de ESQ .
Dime: verda que tie gustaria
mas vivir con tn hermana, tratada
como ella vestida como ella, que es
tan ~lujosa?
NO me digas esas cosas
va tie 10 he dicho. ST me quieres,
dame ese gusto.
Gabriel c~ontrariado Sc mordi6 los
labios e insisti6.
-Por que siempre que te ha-
bio de ESQ no me q~uieres respon-
der? Dime que ST; que sientes ser
pobre Y nj vivir como ella, v no
tener esos vestidos, y no ir a esos
bales de los decentes, como ella va.
Ell otro dia, cuando pasamos por la
casa de tn papa v nos detuvimos a
curiosear ell bale me pareci6 que
tie pusiste muy triste al yer a tn
hermana
~ que bonita estaba! TIE acuer-
das que vestido?
-Dfmelo, dimelo, dimelo; v no
te vue;yo ahablst ed mi carino. ri
de mi amor, nj de NADIA Sere-
mos como antes. 70 acierto a com
prender que comos vas a quererme,
siendo 70 pobre un artesano
No seas cruel. Pobre tie como
CT pobre tie quiero; v tie he de que
rer. TIE debo tantos favores! Co
mo no he de quererte! Tu ma
ma me We como a hija .
-Entonces me quieres por gra-
titud no es ESQ? Gratitud no mas
-. Yo no tie quiero asi! NADIA me
debes, yo he hecco por tt 10 que
haria por cualquiera. Lo que hay
en- mi carino, en- mi amor para
Il, S no 10 comprendes, nj 10 es-
timas. Mira: yo hare por tt, Car
melita, cuanto tn quieras; TODD, to-
do, hasta dejar a mi madre Y
ESQ que la pobrecita va esta vieja
y enferma! Mi padre me dej6 asi,
chico; Y ella me eric; me mand6 a
la escuela me puso en- ell taller;
me di6 oficio y me hizo hombre
trabajador y honrado Carmen
tn no me quieres! No sientes ell
mismo amor que 70 siento por ii.
ST vieras con que algeria trabajo,
pensando en- tt! Yo no sc ex-
plicarme, porque no tengo palabras.
pero, la verda, desde que me dijiste
que me quieres TODD es bonito para
mi; hasta Ia noche mas obscura me
dieras un desengano, yo me iba de
aquf lejos, muy lejOs me hacia
soldadO, me daba a Ia bebida
hasta 4. creo que hasta me dabs
El fronterizo., 1928-08-11
SABADO IL DE AGOSTO DE 1928.

transmicion del poder con motive
de la muerte del general Oregon,
es pacffica, Mexico Sc habra sal
vado.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-11

Las palabras mas naturales a
las que cualquier marido esta va
acostumbrado lie olga su esposa an
tes de salir, no son sin6, "Compra,
Compra Y Compra -"
El fronterizo., 1928-08-11

Que edad tiene una persona que
haya nacido en- 1890?
Els mujer 0 es hombre?
Evening star., 1928-04-19

A's*sart formulating garseaS ef rink
c"ntsi aew 'np, lnnx hlp models ssres
~. = ard II Greatly Reduced
I" .st+- *.s..+%... 4s......... sgaS
: W t. Sn~eial t.tralrx ef igrnfh he ara
nnlsstie ssst@ 70. 3s aad - Grestly
wv s*ts a4.+.s .t.,. Nf.Sn
ltHes HEd reEes trrluese stsnx as aH
- -, ~ ard III tani sixa IL -
hfass*ef~s only fsrratly Reduced Ia et
Evening star., 1928-04-19

~ FAIRS ~ socks; plain hfossn ana
,aer s1th fretntsti tan~ s4xrs \ ta lts
set ? patf N9~ .,,.-.s sae
"a Pairs Raynn q. seeks; plain sna
stflhti s1alorv ssxes %. ans as
NsFe anvs. Nos a.
10 IN faiamass plaln and laes ,r,r,.
ssses & in and is wsrs 81 II
Ana 49,.
~ tnfton Anti tniap sni.s, roth ansgs.
ab san9iaeF ard suw n.Fk STYLES wisn
stsat KNEES and csn ~teevps S5sax >
New ~
~ ati.. -. - -. - sssaw
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s%stas knssHt af tafauarf nstaar,s~* sfsrs
=" ~ aad III wears We're s. rash
t9A. sas sg.Na
= itEhtsaFishf ~tipton smeatrr~e ~sstgees.
Ats y tstfiE sSreke uftAtals ia 44ee. !
tn aHa IL tr#Es Mege Vii ~
. NeM % 49, .-..... xaaS
metar sstfa Eaineets stftaaS >8sas : ~
ant ! > srars. Were S@sS Ma 81 IA
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Girls Furnishings Reduced

IL Mlsidirs af unhleaehesl 3ean elnlh
plain ssNtes IA siHHs IA. Id and ~
wears. Mmre 81 an earh Nnw tssr
~ White Aadalew With fnng sleeves ana
l,raia trimming sizes - III And 81
MefN III 10 each. M0W ss,yr
Pairs Handmade fismaess, ann kAr
styles IN sikeA IN and f@ years We're
NJ rs NBm a.
~ white Twill Hlnomsra with elastic n
@atss and kHeF sizes H. y and ffj
.safs Nrfp III a8eh Now 1Ae
\ ft#rnrI Mislaien; navv hlug trimmed
with black brad st9es ~ and b
s.3rs We're ~ Su each Suw 81 ua
Nasy serge MiddlsA. trimmed wgth
9ittts and hlaek lralsi ssse3 ~ III
aiad @fi, We're Sd each NaM xsaa
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raven ~ Ian tsstsr AMI srat N4ae* n
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ss*~ asniS Nsfe 81 talr
~ Ptafs Shost sDsAs; eun tttsas s.aaaFv
snlaE uasly Ia sszns n anH ~
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GiRls' FURNISHINGS SECTION. FouEru
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Corsets and Girdles--Reduced

10 6ifdiss and TarN~t, BraSsirTe~: Mature
Rival tSlEeiis HFaKxteFes ID nsre~ ~
an3 - ai4d dunhls kre tstrsIles ~
nFnch~ and elastic in stzes - "a 40.
- ard ~, We're 81 sarb
Nnw ...s+...t.... $40
Ferris Maternity tnFssts nj pifYk
F'Foshe and rlasfle With ias8Ng at tne
si.sss stsrk - 10 ~ ami "A Were
Nh Tanh- Nnw ...t - g.as
I White satin InFseivttes sire ~ Was
:. $40 ~ Nnw .,s..-s.+.s..#.. xJSA
y HFassIsF~s ing atssMt N&Afes snas ttne
kartrfs attached styles aires az aysa
~ Wese Sa-sn each. New xf.ns
cossET SEcrroN, THIRD PLooR.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Costume Slips Reduced

~ tV~nms Slips oF aaam and Sp ata SAadaMpEva
gray Were SaaA each Nnw. ..-s.,. a ~
~ Crepe de taWe and Raaam slips with deep hen
and hese tors se> "a te A. nsSA white Sray ana nav
Were AaaA Nov - ~ e. a.
10 Francesca Crepe Costume Slips eee egS wish eep hss
eS ~ 40 ~ ana a n white and red eaN Il each
-
u Crepe de Chine and RAaam ceName SpS nee sopS sna
assh hvls soe Nt them lace tFlned SS 80 eansgv
hsnwn Nlveat mataan HeAh 81 tA
0N@kuAt ltf St0t4uA
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Boys Apiece Suits Reduced, $S.7S

- of tnesf q nrs e salt knkers ceat and
iagre#y reduced from
Shehtfx le1 We're
pantstaa we'll
fr0na wcn Ahr.s wer ST.. New, sssN
s and Il
Rayx'H Hasxn ~ -
of IL
- Rnaaetoah collars and 1h
Is Smsi~, Rev. WeeiG and W..
BoYs SECTION FOURTH FIooR
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Dress Shields Special ) pairs. 81

Roth eguar and shapes IN these shel $,
specially : 3 n ne gFsa3a
flesh Sanitary
taN Natural Weed SHAPED Hangers d each
"a English Now
NoFloNs SECrtoN
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Combination Suits, CSC Hese siSo

- FunriSt Athletic Canninaten and nesh ecsv IN
the assortment and Se. IS SlAshty sales
IN fnarist Athletic Combination Nat~un Shoulder ana
eoaloe STYLES SaeS So sS and as each New SlsA
~ kisheen MeeeFtsed Ltsle Vests With ana
neSh In stgeS and Slagh each
kNtt uNpHsWsN SkeguN. IARp k4ooS ~
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Toilet Tissue, special 7Sc dozen rolls

limited a0sHuty good quality straight cut toilet
tissae 81 t3th to1 naRFftgg rolls
tu
7sY
~ hoysiY HsndksFfhlsfs5 assorted
"a hsyetty Hznaksssbisf CASES
loa354
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Cigarette Cases. 81 Wcre s.

lmpovted leahefeovered Cigarette Cases great redae-
tion for FRIDAY selling
/ Auto Cigarette HumtdeF Was $ASSn Now
Tahaeee Jar Was S6S0 Now.
1 Cigarette RaX slightly damaged Was g.
Cigarette RoN Was 50 Now
Z StN
! Cigarette
I Smoking Sets Were $3.50 each Now
SMoktNg ACCESSORY SgcfoN. FIRST Eto0s,
Evening star., 1928-04-19

sizes II To it,
. Tailored Creme Dir Chine rgaeks ir tar
a1a rosf stses ts. = ard 4n. Were
9ft"a' 80" *s..ts* s*~ss.v,.- Sf.9a
4" Homo FForks NJ novelty prints
pF1Bfe*f sa#Hs and faturs tn 4 g0fs4f
ass"ftfnsns of rol0rs St1es IL aH
~ and - Mere - ta5 and ~ as
NOW +.+s.*-ss .s-,..-.s...s gfay
4 Nosrtty Printed HsH4e Freak. s5rss
70 and 20. Were So and - 1s each
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Evening star., 1928-04-19
Novels. 25c
We're 81 aud l2.SO

4 eompfehsasiEs variety af the popular
hHls1B ID Offered ~ fhis greatly fedtiesa
Tahis n h"aksi mlseflianepus tlllsA
hfsAtig fesi4lnel .tat. 1bs IN k9 m
kfh#itk gfdttsa Rals 80 ~ ~
silga aEf1lgH. piFfH tin0k
Evening star., 1928-04-19
FRIDAY
Japanese Napkins, 75c dozen. Were $3.50

notable
Irish reipt Table - inches round sn,
ceseF> late
q Cswsv iSxs4 Now
Hsad Erhe sze slghty
werx naA Nav
Were -
Tqpay Lace Cer,srpiece. trimmed so,d
Madeira s.
r.Scy 1rNrx sscr,ox ssooNp FlooK
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Lamps and Shades Reduced

h1d "Ss n. spbgsst IN slight damages and impereetena
Pisatsd fnisy Shades decorated s2B9
Ptsaea faisY SHADE, ls~inch sie. was s22s
pisses t"iay Shades o~ineb decorated each
rtsss1 i"isy SHADE, s-ineh stei decorated 7se
Bridge SHADE, aHo green gold rea Was st2 nov ss
fa,shaent Paper SHADE is-lnen design
HA@a painted "sed Portable blue japanese design
tsS@ 8a
hIstt'i~ lamp PsDesH sisSs eaye and petas
Grape Lgbaa Venetian ss grapes Were sla
I<aF sf&yhgh, stsasra Fl1or.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Women's Silk Umbrellas Special $2.ss

40 Women Self Bodered Silk Umbrellas mounted on eight
and ten rib frames The color includes purple. red
and navy and the umbrellas finished with amber
tone handles and matching tips and fcrrucs
Mems Tape Edge Yarn Dyed Umbrellas (si< cotton
with assorted wood handles trimmed with horn and
sterling silver Were $50 each. Now S4gs
UMBRELLA SECTION FIRST FLooR
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Furniture-Greatly Reduced
Remaanf Day Furniture sold "as u.s." snbjecf 10
sears d0mnpeS 0nd i'm Aeyferfioux

Sssk MssI,n' has drcorae Was - $50
% @ $50
w ed tn K ad ehf Was N
n glsed Nnw
@ I'm % n,f" e ss" @ & ] s i e'as waa $50 Sow 81: 10
Rnd Tahl~w aHdm was ~
asnlT ~th wan ans
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Linen Huck Towels, Special 25c each

81 Ges~e
IrSrN SECTION.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Hosiery Reduced

~ pairs Mamvn's Fuli-faAhloaed ~ilk Hes~
With lssa garter taps an3 Nnlr~, hNgSsn
ssse And ealos range, Nefw 81 80 4 van
Raif- Namen's lmpaetsa Naxplts snayts
Ha r. rheekFd nAttaFns af FaNnnsan.1s sAsle-
s'sfs Nts y and nA We've 81 ami ~ sa
nAtr Naw ~ W Al "a
HOSIERY SEETfnN EIssr 81 Gas ~