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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
EALTH|EST OF
CITY'S GIRLS is
TO Be NAMED
Climax of Campaign to
Come Saturday. With
Announcement.

The climax of a health campaign
in which 1900 Indianapolis grade
and high school Girl Reserves have
taken part during April, will come
Saturday with the announcement
of the healthiest girl among all the
City Reserve Clubs by DR.. Herman
P. Morgan, city health secretary, at
the Health day celebration at the
Y. w. c. A.
The winner will be given a board
of health certificate and a prize
of ten days at the Y. w. c. A. Camp
Delight on White River. She later
will be crowned Queen of May.
Plan May Pole Dance
The campaign has included exam
nations by the "Y" health educa-
ton department, health lectures,
daily hikes to health" by all the
Reserves. The healthiest from the
nineteen grade school groups were
selected April 81 by a staff of doc
tors and nurses of the city health
board, headed by DR.. Henry Sly
gall.
These will take part in. a May
Pole dance Saturday. They are
Erleane Eastburn, Betty Ehle, Rose
mary Sandburg, Nina Bell Ratcliff,
Helen Littell, Emma Miller. Helen
Boland, Mary Elizabeth Livingston,
Irene Bentley, Jean Holmes, Beaulah
Clark, Bessie Taylor, Emma Putt,
Mary Tedrowe and Lois LIE Saulner.
Present Fashion Show
Agnes Hinkle of School No. 76
will open the program with a talk
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
SCHOOL s. TO
Be DEDICATED;
HONOR LOOMS
New Structure to Be Named
for Former City Music
Director.

Reminiscent talks on the carer
of George B. LOOMS, former city
school music director, and an I'M
yelling ceremony will feature the
dedication of the new public school
No, IS, Oak and Arlington AYES,
tonight at 8.
The school is named for the de-
ceased director.
Prof. Charles Hansen will speak
on "LoomiS, Music Director"
His son, Fred M. LOOMS, Indian
apolis, will talk briefly on LOOMS
life.
A portrait of the director will be
presented to the school by his
grandson, George.
Charles F. Miller, superintendent
of schools, and Theodore Vonnegut,
school board president, also will
speak.
All arrangements have been in
charge of the officers of the school
Parent Teacher Club composed Of
Mrs. James H. Butler, president;
Mrs. D. D. Fitzgerald, vice preSi-
dent; Mrs Fred Haynes, secretary;
Miss Dorothy Darraugh, treasurer;
Mrs. Robert Drum, program chair
man; Mrs. G. D. Croan, music chair
man, and Mrs. William Kleifgen.
Miss Hope Bedford. accompanied
by Professor Hansen, will sing
only a Rose" from 1.-THE Vaga-
bo2d King" Mother" from my
Maryland" and ITO a Messenger
by La Forge.
A fathers quartet will sing and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
BEN FRANKLIN
SCHOOL Gives
PLAY TONIGHT
$50 Students in Cast of
Pied Piper of HameIin,'
Annual 0peretta.

More than $50 children of Benja-
min Franklin School, No. SO, will
take part in he annual school
operetta tonight at the North Park
Christian Church. They will present
1.-The Pied Piper Of Hamelin."
The play was worked out as d
correlation of music and physical
training under general direction OF
the principal, Mrs. Vivian Sewers
Rankin. Every pupil in the school
will have some part
Incidental dances, including games
and folk dances. a rat dance, scarf
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

lighted by results.
Lambert Pharma-
cal Company, St.
Louis, Mo-, U. S. A.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

dance, and memory dance, will be
given by children Of the fourth to
eighth grades. Miss Freda Popp,
art teacher, designed the costumes.
Large choruses of the upper grade
children we're trained by Miss Lucia
Ketcham, music instructor, and
Miss Ruth Amos, SAB teacher.
The school orchestra composed OF
Marion Chaplin, Mary Barbara
Sechiel, Lois Hold, Lloyd Stalhurt,
James Willingham and Miriam Long,
will play.
Leading members of the cast are:
Max Brandt, the Pied Piper; Ken
meth Smartz, the father; Martha
Free, mother; Edward Jackson, the
boy; Harold Burk, Harold Reimer,
men of the village; Juanita Hols-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

on -Four Ideals of Girl Reserves
The Reserve club of Harrison
School No. 2 will give play, 1.-THE
Steamship Health" in which Jean
Farnell and Lois LIE Saulner have
leading parts.
Others in the cast are: Dorothy
Jane Patti, Mary Gayer, Dorothy
Melham, Margaret Armstrong, Lois
Armstrong, Betty Armstrong, Betty
Crabb, Betty Lou Fulton, Emma
Putt, Mary Alice Reynolds, and
Ellen Koch
Eight girls will present fashion
show exhibiting the best clothes for
girls from twelve to fourteen years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

complicated meth
DDS failed. Simply
dOuse Listerine
on the scalp full
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

apple and Ruth Hayes, women Of
the village; Florence CARL, cook;
John Archer, the mayor; Arthur
Cohee, Thomas Straus, Billy Brown,
corporation; Helen Miller, Dorothy
Ellis and Mildred Meskill, flower
girls; George Paugh, the toy man;
Jack Dolan, lame boy; Woodrow
West, cat, and Edward Brown,
Jack Brown, Carl Kerchival and
Charles Brouhard, the rats.
Pupils of the first, second and
third grades will be the mice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

ton Company is scheduled to be
offered for sale to the highest bid
der at the Rush County courthouse
here Monday. The company has
been in receivership two years. The
sale was ordered April by Circuit
Judge Will M. Sparks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

the Tom Thumb Band and school
chorus will entertain in the corri-
doris during the reception.
Those in the public reception line
from 7 to will be: Miss Anna
Pearl Bedford. principal; Mr.. and
Mrs. George LOOMS; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred M. LOOMS and daughter,
Louise; Dr.. C. R. Marshall and son,
George Leon; Superintendent Miller
and Mrs. Miller, and Vonnegut,
board president.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

Agnes HlnkIe Of School No. "a
will open the program with a talk
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
Death Message in Error

BIZ Times Special
RUSHVILLE, Ind, April 27.-Lon
M. Coons, Rush County sheriff,
called from here to Georgetown, KY,
by erroneous telegram saying his
sister was dead, was met at a train
in Georgetown by the sister. A
nephew of the sheriff was the person
who died.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

Traction Line Sale Monday
By Times Special ~
RUSHVILLE, Ind. April 27.-The
Indianapolis and Cincinnati Trac-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

The woodworking class, under A.
B. Little, is making scenery and the
sewing class, under Mrs. Alice
Duthie, is making costumes for the
school operetta, to be given in May.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Corsets and Lingerie
Remnants

1885 Hook-side or clasp-ffont
0lrdles OF brocade. e..,......-,...,. Sl.59
SIS voue corseiette. nplift style. Sire
80 ................ Sl.s5
1850 Binner corsets for short
Rose Marie Compact Swami top,
hFocade girdle Size 32 +....4. S1.95
So 50 Natures Rival Corseiette, Mus
sea eSse9
81 as E0rseleties Sizes a6 80, 80, ~. Si.3a
2-~si Net uplift Bandeaus. Size 80. 2se
e~sl as pongette Pajamas In tan, Law
euder or prints ...+.....4..+..t..#. TSc
81 50 and ST o5 White NainSook Che
mise. trimmed with Irish OF alet lace.
Mostly extra sizes s................ CSC
4Si.S9 Philippine Chemise .,..... ssc
a-s3.a5 Philippine Gowns. Of white
nainso0k ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl.Sa
81 Black or Navy Sateen Princess Slips G9c
81 Wolfe. Crepe, or Nainsook step~ins. zoe
81 Flanneleite. Long-sleeged Gowns,
Regular and extra sizes. ..,........ 3sc
5-$I e5 Knit Pettic0ats and Princess
Slips white with eoored borders . aSe
Summer weight Forest Mills Vests, .., 29e
Forest Mills Summer Knit Union Suits. Soc
lFttth Floor
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Remnants of Women's
Accessories

a251 Novelty Gun Suede Gloves, Soil
ed. Incomplete sizes ,...tt..t...,4t 81
Bllp~on and Novelty Gun Washable
Fabric Gloves Beige mode, natural
and gray Broken siges. ............ 7ae
u Pairs 1i ,05 ontsize. Full-tashloned
Chiffon SILK Hose, with mercerized
tops and aoles. Light shades. In
complete sizes .,....,.......,,...S $3.50
20 Pairs Misses Al D5 Fnil~fashioned
Silk Hose. With merCerized garter
Weis and soiee Black white, French
nude, gray, champagne. Broken sizes 81
81 so 10 81 90 Pun fashioned Chiffon
Silk Hose. III all the new shades ,,. 81
70 Pieces 0f So Ia 81 Novelty Jewelry
Mid pearl necklaces, bracelets, mesh
bags, crystal necklaces .4I.DA
Soc ard zoe Side Combs and Bar
reltes .....,,.-.s,..t,....s....,.+. Zoe
81 95 10 s2g5 Leather Handbags In
good assortment Ot c0i0rk and styles 81 so
s2D5 Card Sets consisting Of decks
~ cards in leather CASE, and score
pad Scratched .sst,.+s4..,......,st ~. so
81 Oh Leather Writing Cases Scratched 81
80 ea ~ &49A Steel Headed Bags H0nle
thFnishea OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50
Main Floor }
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Mems Furnishings Remnants

sIsS aud $3.50 Pajamas. Plain and
fancy coiorS Coat and Slip-over
styles. Sizes q. c, and D. Si.ls,
for ...................... ss.Ss
ise and 2Sc Arm Bands. Elastic. sd-
81. $50. and 81 Belts. snap and
tongue styles. Wide and narrow.
Incomplete sizes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4sc
81 French Washable DoeSkin Gloves IN
white and cream color Incomplete
sizeS ................ Ss.sS
Cigarette Lighters Special ........ 81
$3.50 silk Four-in-hands. of eXesl!ent
silks In smart patterns Our Own i'm
poftAt1oN s%**sss.%.s. slsS@
S-S2 Union Suits. u. "a. and ankle
lengths. OF fine cotton Sire -
only. Sotled ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sec
5-S9Rs Dressing Gowns Of rayoC.
Sfiaa SfEe .~..ss....ess- .s~s-s N-So
4s Pairs 7Sc Duo-weaF Hose IN SiEsS
10 and i0's. White. gray. navy.
iSc. or Observation-Disclosures. u
sSe and soc Paris and Brighton Car
ters. Single grip. Observation-Disclosures sgc
sc and SSc Fine LiSle Hose. Sizes 10
and IL 2Sc. for ......... .,.. 81
. Pairs 50 Clicked six Hose. SireS
To- lila. II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
tNsia Flaor
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Remnants of Negligees ant
IIomc I.rncks

1856 gsyzpeo 11lD Six i2ol@- Green
ama W0sR .s.s4.t tt-s--te.t .ss,,t, s@f5D
ii A&Tg5 Gligt.g Maaseo kegagefe
csgfen eersI r.tle sbd BLACK. Prints
arc gga1e cGtofa ..ss-,e.s.. ..s.tt.,s $3.50
as9 Cstracs4~lrllagaec hegllgse, ~ ~
CHIC crepe as chine vita ek3allh i'm
asae M34aaec ..,,,s.t,- -.e,t.,+tt sIs
z e5bss Crepe SATIN hegllzess. Us
gFeea anc bIaek s..,,,.. ..t,ts,.. ..,. Sf.s5
a~s1B CJasbed Velvet hegii9efs. iHed
s9iH eEepe satin IaDgeFitae ~
n0}ae8 --- ss.......e- e--..st sssf-.. siR'sR
s45 Retaljb EFoeaeed Vel4et Reg
eGees la fed ahd orange Eils
lined ....ss... sses... se.-+'ts NV
al5 Coral Velvet hegigee with p3esteo
MegFEelfk ffglBk ....ss-s. t--ts+-.+t szs
h~a1g Cogcafoe EoDes 81 poNoffs
egt5ep arc eheFFy Lined s.zt Ssaa
g~SS as Cis9Fg Gofa9foy itgbf
L0ne slsrsek Linen .tst,tts.t.,.s fi,s5
o. b0 E0uaQlT Gaps aI4d Bagdeaax,
lace trimmed ..+.ss .t..ss.sty.s. zSf
G4sa W "olx make Home Frockk.
81 aiGgfasB aBd u9Ytii5 inaqt&s
L9gaa of medium sleeves ..es....s 1886
{ home Ffockk ~ pttntsa 1fpaofloio @se
s48ith F4sQ{.J
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Remnants of Furniture

s3a75 Cretonne- e-covered Love Seat
Floor sample .....................S .Slsas
7-~sI295 Red Decorated Console Ia
bies ss4a
s597s Glazed Cretonne-oovered Chaise
Tongue soiled ................. seSse
s34.75 Spring seat Tapestry
Occasional Chair .,,...,,-....... .S2l.a5
1895 Desk Chair. In mahogany-fin-
isned birchwood ..t....tt......... sAsA
e~~Dining Tables oblons and round
shapes, Originally S2475 10 $39.T5 SI2ss
4~~Sse7 rs Inclosed China Cabinets in
dark walnut veneer and gunIwood .Ss3SS
s4a7s Walnut Veneer Dresser. with
large swinging mirror ..........., SSSSS
s3o5 Windsor Chairs. in mahogany
finished gumwood ............... St.s7
siSa 3-piece Living Room Suite, COW
cred in taupe and rose jacquard We
lour with damask cushions ....,,.. Si0a
$69T5 3-piece Fiber Suite. with up
holstered backs and seats ....,.,.. $3.50
with cnameIcd tray ....'......... Ss6s
s595 10 $sos Odd Dining Chairs 49, $l95
$245 l0-piece Walnut Vencered Din
Ing Room suite OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $l51
rs Fiber Armchair Tan finish S3.sS
$ina5 Miami Blue Fiber Rocker ~ $S.as
sSs7s 3-pieee Fiber Suite rose cafe
color ,.,s... .t,... ...st....-.. .sSH,s0
tig7s Striped Sateen Boudoir Chair, Ssss
s247s Breakfast Set, pieces. orange
and black OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1898
sFnuFta Fioor
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Remnants of Girls and
Juniors Apparel

Girls SIS Raincoats. Black and red
with white facing and piping Sizes .
IL 20 IA s..+*s,.,.. *4....st. re-, So"
8 Junior Misses $40 Raincoats. in tan
with colored stripes or plain colors Of
red. green Sizes is 20 iB..........Si. 81 8
3 Girls SI095 Velvet Dresses. trimmed
with plaid piping Size only So
soiled size l2 ....................sI. .sI.s
Girls So s5 White Wolfe Dress with lace
and tueks Size 10. 0............... SIS
Girls Si2 95 White Georgette and
Crepe de Chine Dresses, trimmed
with lace and ritfies. Soiied Size
Girls sse5 white Crepe DE- Crime
dresses. trimmed with rufses OF white
satin. Size 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sz.a
2 Junior Misses. $40 so Party Dresses.
Yellow velvet and white satin b0dices
with ruffied net skirts Size is. 81
size 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500
Girls s7s5 yellow Georgette Party
Dress Size 10 .....-...s.4.....- s5.9
95 Sweater Suits yellow pleat-
ed crepe de chine skirts With match
ing sweaters Sire ie SEIZED. SIS
Junior Miss st095 Flesh Lace and
Ge0rgeite Party Dress. Size is k2.s
Girls sI9S Tailored White Blonses.
Sizes H. 49, 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ~
Girls 1875 ~Tom-eiri" Plaid Skirts.
err P@ ss 4 ;, pleaied Plaid skirts sizes
~ and is e,.,............. .....-tt.. Ices 80
81 Own rloomeFs ~ black sateen. Sizes
and l0.s.sss.sr..s*. -s-+f-.. -ts. ~
C;iyis' si2s Flannelette Gowns and
Pajamas soiled Sizes and 10 fs
4 Sleeveless Jackets. Of iinene erash.
Size il ....+.+...+.t+.... t+...-.st
6-8i as gnickers. of light plaid crash
or piaia blue peggy cloth slzrf 10,
Il Is. aW 3. p . p . -2t-@
81 95 gports and PLAY Suits. Sizes IL
and Is .tt,.+t,t.t, t>t..stss+vee
34ftang Fl80f
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Remnants of Infants
Clothing, etc.

st9e .,s.,'..,..,.......s .sis.sS
Tots SIS Imported Six Dress ...,.,,s ts.ba
1gs size go ".'."~,e4.,'N...',.. $50 '~ ss.ss
Tots SI975 Peach colofed SILK Dress
Size ss..t@.s... t......t ~, .e.sss 'sio'""
g2gS So 95 snd SIS Six Baby Bonneta
sotIeo ....,................ 79c
Tots 81 Panty Dresses of prints and
floweYed yoiles Sizes 10 years SIC
% os,rtes - tae''4 '4A''' .'... '''' '.'' sI0o
1886 Imported Sweaters SIZES J.
and wears ..,..ts. - ~, 4 :. ~ si'a'
siOgs Pink Crepe De Chine Coat.
EOlled Size / year ...,.+.t.ftt.,. 5000
w xSi,1 II I'm t,'r ogg el2e = .,.. 'e ~ 1896
s2g 30 Reed BassinsiE on wheels,
Scratched .e.....z-,.,. ,..t, ...s...... siS
S@P etijn1 nls' goled ..,''...e.,...., sI6.s0
fze1ama F49nF ,
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Remnants OF Silk
Lingerie. etc.

1o-8f6s5 Georeette crepe Slips
Whlse ard aeah Lace trimmed
gizea 81 10 ~ Gotle1. ....,....... Ss.35
sw8Izg6 Oeorgstie Slips in Iaite ano
nesn- a<slee .-.......... s5.s5
s0-sf lss ard $3.50 Glove Silk Lace
trimmed Vests Sizes 80 70 fz. Pas
4Rg sfaaeeN ...-ss.... .,s-s ---.,, stlb5
sse 70 59c Costume Flowers Of al
lands ,.,..'....-. ..'................ i0c
Noye3tv Ribbons widths orig
tHzlsg s8c ysTG. Yard ...--ss..,.t s.
$50 Hand~psinted Gl.@2ls Boiied 1886
s~gg1 95 iinDefssd Gnawis with hand
Egaotted fringe Cefeses black
esanee an1 yellow .....-..,...... s7.ss
sMas. bs..ss
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Remnants of Boys Clothing

Boys si2 70 aia 2~knicker suits Blue
and fancy materials ...,st.t+,,-st ssb5
s2 u, 81 W0eleu Kniekers ......t... SI.Bg
5a4 Hasne0ats ..+..,........t.. AI.99
IL so and S22 High School suita
Win 2 pairs 81 tr9lisfrs .......... $500
q IS 10 4l2 spring Coats f0r boys s4.95
}B~~95e Leather Belts .....t+.,+ 25e
sl ara III so Hats and Gaps for boys SOC
3 Isogs' 1896 SIX POngee El0uses 81 90
81 ~ $3.50 Flannel PalaHlaE ..,..tt 75e
10 BOYS "a and s5 BATH itobes. In
complete sizes ..ts.ts. .rstst,,ttt 1895
~ ~ Sports Ei0iaeA .s.tx.,tt,, SOC
81 50 Shirts Fsolied Sis "a. sos
s-s4 EeaeA Coats oi lefTg cloth , 93e
tse.gu4 EisDI
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Luggage Remnants

s~~&SS Imported Leather suit Cases, SIS
$50 Imported English Cowhiae suit
Case acknowledgements sse
Mans 500 Fitted suit Case. 1m~
ported from Germany .......s......a a&S
: WcmenS $AA Fitted Week Ena Cases
Imported nom GERMANY .&.......x xae
; Women'S SIS Fitted Week End Cases
Imported from Germany. ....,.......sa SIS
womenS StsS Fitted Week md Cases
Imported fram Germany ..s.........N Nx
i~SSA English Saddle Leather Trave..
tng Rag Observation-Disclosures. NsA
! Mans $50 Fitted Travelling Bag scar
red .s,...,..,.,,,,,.,. .@,,,,s-, .stS
i~~SAe seal French edge, Leather l.tneS
Satt Case ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SsA
Mems SAS Fitted. Leather Tined $alg
Cases ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nza
SIS Week End Case, Rhse silk moige
hne0 ..s,,,s.ss.t,,>t,,.t, .t,tt,st....sS SIS
Nam N3sNaF =
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Remnants of Mems Shoes

ie Pairs So Kid House slippers, Large
90 Pairs IS House slippers, with turned
SolcS and leather heels Slue. green.
elk. Slses Saz 20 II ...............St,S ,Ss
"a Pairs $3.50 and SIS Haaan Low
Shoes in small SiEsS and narrow
widths. BLACK and brown ......... .ss.S'
81 Pairs SIS Hanan High Shoes Of
kid and calf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sf.1s
Pairs $40 Footmodel OxfcrdS. In tan
calf ga r. 20 A ..............,, <t.SS
tSeeeaa Fls>s
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Remnants of Housewares

$3.50 Griscer Food Choppers ,....., Si.as
sS4s Porcelain Table Tops: aSx4o
inches Imperfect ....,,......t.,. soc
si2a 0raybar Electric Washer Has
bern used as floor demonstrated
New motor ............,'.,,...... $3.50
$40 rs Refrigerator Oak case. enamel
lined a0~lb, Ice capacity ...,.+... $tS,6A
$50 rs Refrigerator Oak case, enamel
lined; iH0-ib Ice capacity .t.,..... SsA,aa
s34 rs Refrigerator oak case. enamel
lined 60-ib Ice capacity ..,s,,.... Sas,pa
5000 CLARK Jewel Cias Range, cabinet
lined Observation-Disclosures $3.50
30 as High Chair III dark walnut nm"
ish MARRIED Observation-Disclosures, NA,au
VI % Electric Toasters, Complete with
cofuA s,.ttt..ttt.'.''s st.t.t4''f t*tst e'&e
3i.4b and 81 Serving Trays ,.,....t,, aae
soc Rubber Suction Force Cups, sith
2ari...a wooden handles ....,,...,. Ice
p5 Well Electric Cookers, Conn
rel shape '.''''..'''".','...,e... '' Mas
soc "alasshake" Heatproof PIE Plates, sac
81 20 aveup Electric rerooiatofs, Win
cords ,.,t....ta...t,ttss4 N,an
bles' Marpsd .'''..''s...'...". ''"' ss.as
doc Rush Shopping Rags, ! sises, go, sse
6ee Cake Decorating Sets, unn and
be Gold Dust Washing
Powder .,,,,t...,+.,.,,iO 10 fkGs t0F lac
81 ~ All-metal Folding Camp Chairs, Die
Doc Folding Camp ataols with canvas
ase Totlei Bowl brushes. win ia,inen
hahu'sa tft,'a,tsftt't.s'sttfs.'.... .'.ft.t ipe
4ad
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Nonen's Coat Remnants

Is EpoT@s Goats. II womens and
MASSES SIZES Some With fur collars.
Fally lined Originally sls.T5..-... S5-ss
ES25 Winter Goats size Is Brown
and black Fs1r collars and cuffs. SS.s5
3-s2s Tan Tweed Sports Coats with
s1ss4TrnI collars sizes il and Is. SIS
1-S3s 50 Green Twill Coat, with fur
cellar Size Is .....-.. ..-,..... $3.50
1--k69 SO Elack Satin Goats. with
white fur collars. Sizes is and 20. S2s-So
gase is N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .1.''. ss-ss
1-~S25 Tailored Suit. With navy coat
and gray striped skirt. Size Is. .... SS.95
1--Sse Sweater Outfits SIX pseaiec
skirts end rayon sweaters. Sizes
1S and 81 .+..-.+-.-...-.-. A5.95
nsec ia green goilea. size 40. =. .s2a. 50
Etl.es .
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Remnants of Beds and
Bedding

STATS Colonial Metal Post Bed double
size. DARK walnut enamel. .,.,..... S7.4a
sieT5 Square Metal Tube Bed. In wal
nut finish. Double size .......s... ss.ss
s2i Simmons Twin Bed. In walnut
enamei .......... sIsts
81 sS 20x27 White Good Feather Sam
pie Pillow .........,...,.......... ss4s
s22gs Felt Mattress. Twin size Floor
sample .................... Sass
80 9s Cotton Crib Pad .,..,....... si1s
5-s22 Guaranteed Coil Wire Springs;
2. twin Size. l., three quarter. and
2, double Observation-Disclosures ,Sti,s9
SIXTH Flnnr, The necht Co
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Blouse and Skirt Remnants

3--s3.ss Pongec overblouses. Sizes
81 and a. ............,..... sl.sS
IS and $5a5 Crepe de Chine and Crepe
Satin Overblouses In cocoa. clarei.
rnyal blue. or green s2ss
ST a5 Slightly Mussed Broadcloth Over
blouses in white and coiors ....... S1,39
7-x295 White Flannel Skirts. Some
with contrasting hens. Waist-band :
style .+t...+.....*........ .*'t'.tt,. -
tFfth Flnnr
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Remnants OF Womcn's
Slippers

A. k9 Noaoessas w4th 3a1ae9 soses and
1eels Glzes II " 9 Special ..,, $3.50
a ~ saoB ssa49 ty98t@sf slippers.
fksHYnea B4fh ostrich Pscoed sgles
arc hteis. islzeG 3 ~ b .,..s.,.+,t. 75c
ffBfta Fls9f
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Remnants of ChiIdrcn's Shoes

Chiidren's Patent Leather Pumps Tan
Oxfordg. Patent and Tan HiQh~taced
SHOES Sizes az 10 z but not IN
every style Greatly reduced " 81
az 30 1g $3.50 Tan High Shoes, fof
children who wear sizes 10 I'm
complete sizesD infaHtk Patent and
Tan High Button Shoes aud Patent
Pumps Gizfs 70 q ...,,ttttt,.., 81
laenand Fiyor
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Stationery Remnants

soc featherette Bridge Eoveities~score
pads glove boxes, memo books, etc
Colors with gold lettering. g.....,.,., 3se
fSc Cut-out Initial Stationery, Bun with
brown lining and orchid With purple
lining "a sheets and envelopes In
bok OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .slr
main Floor
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Remnants of Silverware. etc.

Silver-plated Table Knives, Regularly
81 = doz-, .....,............S S3.S0 "a doE.
Silver plated Soup Spoons Regularly
81 n dog. .s...+........... Sl.aS u dot
Silver-plated Butter Spreaders Reg
ulariy ss = dor x,..,,...,.....Ss Ss.ss y dex
Silver-plated Butter Knives Regular
iy soc ca, ea,,................... Sc "a
silver-plated Sugar Shells Regularly
aVc Ca. ,a....s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sc "a.
Silver plated Oyster Forks Regularly
S2.25 II dox ...............xils - anx
soc Silver Plated and Glass Bud Vases, sc
a-s6 aS MRrtel Clocks Scared ~ N.ss
ss9s Novelty Perfume Bottles with
stone-studded tops S........... xf.SN
si2s Crystal Trees in assorted colors, sSc
tMatn Fintsr
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Sport Shop Remnants

s~-s4ss 50 Bicycles Shopwogn, ssA.1e
s-$S.ss Wool Colt knieksrS, Sotled
Incomplete sineS ,,-,.,.,,,....,s,. sass
tt--SS ~ sS Imported Colt HoSe. In
complete &izes ,,.,,,,.,.,,,>.,.,,, sass
fl~~xS GRAY G0SSanserette RaincoatS. 81
S6,S0 and ST so Sweaters. Scnae Soiled xe.sA
tNayR nAsarA
Evening star., 1928-04-19

Remnants of Mems Clothing

s3-s35 and $40 Sheldon Spring Suits.
in mixtures and plain shades. Grayx.
browns, and tans IN caSSimeres.
cheviofs. and wOrstedS Sizes 80 20
- regular: 35, IS. 80 short: IS
to IS stout: ] 4s in blue serge. Sl5.Se
39-$35 70 $35 Sheldon Topcoats. Box
coat style In plaids. checks, tveeds
and knit fabrics Sizes 50 20 20
regular: IS, 50, 80. 80. - short; 35
long; | SiS.sa
sSeroni F3nog
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Rug Remnants

A-9xi2 Seamless Administer Rugs.
Originally $3.50 -SlN-SS
s2xio.s Seamless Administer Rugs.
Originally S35 ............-...-.. .SiS.ss
6--oxl2 Fringed Velvet Rugs. Orig
inally s32 SO. Observation-Disclosures. StS-9S
4~s3xlos Fringed Velvet Rugs
Originally s2950. 0...,..............SiS .SiS-s5
4--sxI0 Heavy Fibre Rugs. Originally
sia ................... Sass
a-axl2 Heavy Fibre Rugs Originally
$40 Nursery design. n....,.....,....Si@ Si@.sS
a6x63 Administer Rugs. Originally
10 2sx70 Administer Rugs Originally
$500 .+....+.... ...ttt-*+.ss.. A.ss
i-~axl2 Plain Brcadioom Rug Origi-
nally Sis AS Is S.,........-.e..,. $40
i-exls Chenille Rug. Originally
SAtSu. ...s...e-,s .-....s.s+... Sos
i-sxl2 Wilton Rug Originally
sT950. AS Observation-Disclosures. $40
tSsxIa Fio"F