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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-07
COFFIN WORKER
Gets POSITION
Roy Bell Is Named Clerk in
School Shops.

10y Bell, former deputy sheriff
and Coffin political worker, today
became clerk in the shops Of the
indianapolis public school system,
replacing Robert Castle, who was
ousted Friday after six years Serv-
ice.
According to Phil Zoercher Of the
state tax board, Castles discharge
came because he revealed to Zoerch-
err methods used by the school board
in buying several thousands of dol
lars worth of G. G. Ship ventil-
ating supplies without bid or con-
tract.
How this was done, without tech
nical violation of the law, was dis
closed by zoercher at a school tax
hearing recently.
Castles father had been dis
charged from employment with the
school city several weeks ago.
No such revelations are expected
from a member Of the Coffin po-
litical machine, it was pointed out.
Bell secured the job through Omer
Hawkins, Marion county Republican
chairman and George v. Boss)
Coffin ally.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-07
LOBBY PROBE
BfSENATE TO
Get UNDER WAY.
WaShingtOn'S Inside Story
Scheduled to Start
This Week.
BY PAUL r. MALLON
limited Press Stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. oct. THE in
side story Of Washington. with
chapters about how lobbyists work
to influence government policies,
how society affects congressional
votes and how former congress-
men and government officials are
employed by interests here,
promises to be started this week be-
fore a new senatorial investigating
committee.
It will be the most extensive
undertaking in the investigating
line congress has inaugUrated and,
according 10 those who are
sponsoring it, all pTopagandists,
large and small, secret and open,
good and bad, will be called upon
to reveal their activities.
The subcommittee which is to
conduct the inquiry was to be
selected today at a meeting of the
senate judiciary committee. Among
those expected TO serve are Senator
Thomas j. Walsh. who uncovered
the Teapot Dome oil scandal in a
senatorial investigation; Senator
CaraWay CDem. Ark.), author of the
project, and perhaps Chairman
Norris of the judiciary committee.
Plans for the inquiry have been
outlined unoficially by expressions
from most of those who are expected
to serve. They want to begin hear
ings before the end of the week,
delving first into the tariff lobbyies.
During every tariff contest, various
manufacturers associations main
tain attorneys or publicity repre-
sentatives or both here to see their
interests are either benefited or
protected.
Joseph r. Grundy, president of
the Pennsylvania Manufacturers
Association. who raised more than
$1,000, 600 for the Republican presi-
dental campaign of 1924. is present
almost daily at the capitol and will
be one of the first witnesses called.
Caraway has said he also wants
the Southern Tariff Association
called. 1t is a protective tariff
agency which has been operating
widely in the south.
Prospective members of the COM
cittee say they intend also to 60
into the wet and dry Hobbies, the
peace and war pr-opagandists, the
Muscle Shoals power and fertilizer
groups, and others.
It has been customary for many
senators and congressman who have
passed out of Office to set up legal
offices in Washington. There
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-07

are now more than a dozen such
here who have the privilege of the
floor of the house and senate and at
times appear before congressional
committees in behalf of clients. and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-07

yet maintain a close touch with
political developments.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-07
Had Years of Gas
and Stomach Agony
Finally Found Right Remedy. Health
Perfect Now. Gaining Weight.

People who dread every meal be-
cause of the stomach pains they
know it means, will be glad to know
how Miss Edna A. Dane, 900 N.
Winnebago ST, Rockford, Ill, es-
capped from this dreadful affliction.
She writes:
For three years, after every
meal, I suffered agony with indigeS-
ton, gas pains and billiouSneSS.
Food soured and nauseated me. A
few months ago, I had a severe
stomach attack that kept me in
bed six weeks. I couldn't hold any
food on my stomach. and I got ex-
tremely weak and lost weight rap
idly. Nothing seemed to help me,
and I was terribly discouraged when
I happened to read about Viuna and
decided to try it. That was the
turning point. Before I had fin
iShed the first bottle, I felt a great
change for the better. Now my
stomach is fine, and I can eat any
thing without any pain. sourneSS
or belching. The headaches, which
were terrible. have all gone. and Sc
have the hot flashes. I am better
in every way than I have been for
years, and am rapidly regaining my
lost weight"
There must be something differ
ent, something truly wonderful
about a medicine which has prompt
" ended so many severe cases of
back-ache. stomach trouble, kid
ney pains and rheumatism. Try one
bottle of Viuna under positive guar
anty. 81 at druggists or mailed
postpaid by Iceland Medicine Co.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
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Pep up your business with a little
ad in The Times classified section.
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Storage Batteries Are Stolen
Storage batteries valued at more
than $500 were taken from the Rob-
inson Battery Service on Sunday
night, police were told today.
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SHOOTING TERMED AS ASSASS|NAT|O
 BY REP. SCHAFER
TREASURY DEPARTMENT UP HELD KILLING BY OFFICER,
 NOT COMPLY REQUEST

WASHINGTON, uJne IA, (P)- Representative Schafer of Wlscon- sin asked congress to appropriate $25,O0O to investigate the dry law enforcement by federal officers.
 Schafer characterized the killing of Henry Virkula at International Falls as assassination.
 The treasury department upheld the killing of Archibald Eugster m Detroit by Jonah Cox as JuStlfled performance of his duty; also, the killing of J. J. Thompson at Silver City New Mexico. Thompson IS said to have been caught delivering liquor and opened fire on the off cers first.
 The treasury department has re- ceived no report yet of the Virkula shooting. The department relter- ated it could not comply with the request to disarm it's law enforce ment officers.
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AGENT WAS WITHIN RIGHTS IN KILLING
 SMUCCLER, STATED
TO DTSARM AGENTS WOULD NULIIFY 18TH AMENDMENT
 DETAILS NOT PUBLIC

WASHINGTON, June IA, Ry- Assistant Secretary bowman an nounced that E. J. White, customs patro7man who shot Virkula "Was Gcting within his authority under the law and has a perfect de- fense" bowman said that if White is indicted his case will be trans ferred to the United States courts and added that the newspaper ac- counts of the shooting were highly colored.
 He said emphatically that the treasury had no intention of dis arming the customs patrolmen and ,that if congress should pass such a Jaw it will effect the repeal of the tariff laws. The same rules holds good with the prohibition agents and to disarm them would nullify the 18th amendment, he continued, Tn h.s statement he did not make
 public the details of the official re- r0rt.
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CANADA EXCEEDS J. 5.
 IN RATE 0F GROWTH

RABAT, Morocco, June IA, P)- Royal Bank of Canada has compi3- ed statistics showing that Canada's rate of increase in industrial actl- witty since 1926 has been approxi- mately six times that of the United States.
 An index prepared by the Domin- ion Bureau of Statistics shows that Canada has increased her general volume of industrial production l2 percent in the past two years, com pared with a rise of two percent for the United States as announced bv the federal reserve board.
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FRENCH MONOPLANE IS STILL W|NC|NC
 WAY OVER OCEAN
YELLOW BIRD" HEARD BY STEAMER; POSITION PLANE
 WAS NOT LEARNED

NEW YORK, June A, P- Twenty-four hours after the French monoplane took-off for France, it is still roaring toward it's goal so far as could be judged from scant information
 The Yellow Bird" was heard by he steamship American Farmer about 1 this morning eastern time. The steamship was about 1900 miles from New York and at that time the position of the plane was not learned
 Should the rate of speed be main tained turnout the remainder of the flight the Yellow Bird" should arrve at it's destination at 10 o'clock eastern time.
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PLANE ETAR|UMS SHOW
 15.0O0 YEARS IN SKIES

PHILADELPHIA, June IA, P)-. Philadelphia is to have planetar- ium, the gift of Samuel s. Fels, mil lionaire soap manufacturer, to the Franklin institute.
 The synthetic sky, as it also is known is a representation of the heavens at night, it's diameter 30 feet, and it's zenith 50 feet above the floor.
 It will exhibit not only the heav- ems of northern attitudes, but tne ~outhern skies never seen north oI ,he equator. and, finally, the sky as It appeared nearly 5000 years ago, end the changes that will have talk en place 10000 years hence.
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RELIEF BILL DRAWN
 MEET APPROVAL HOOVER

WASHINGTON, June IA, P- The farm relief bill, drawn to meet President Hoover's views is assured, with the rejection in the house of
 he export debenture plan by vote If 25e to ll3. A vota4had been de- manded by the senate but after the debenture leaders learned the overwhelming majority against their proposal, they declared that no further obstacles to the enact ment of the agricultural legislation would he interposed by them.
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SECOND ATTEMPT IS UNDER WAY LOWER
 STEAMER RECORD

JUNEAU, June IA, (P)-Starting a second attempt to make the 960- mile distance between Juneau and Seattle in less than the steamer time Of so hours, Raymond Haines, in 15-foot open outboard motor boat, left here at 122 yesterday af- ternoon. The dash is sponsored by the American Power Boat Associa- tion.
 The first attempt failed south of Ketchikan when the crankshaft Hroke and Haines returned here to start over.
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MAGNETIC SURVEY
 CONDUCTED BY CANADA

OTTAWA Ontario, June 14, (P)- Canada has the largest magnetic survey in the world, according to A. o. German, dominion land sur veyor.
 The amount of deflection of the compass needle from the true as tronor,ic north varies for different parts of Canada. Since the year 1880, MT. German points out, the typographical survey has been making magnetic observations in order to chart the variation for all parts of the country. More than 24,O0O such observations have been taken
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LAKE DEPTHS MAY YIELD
 SECRET 0F ANTIQUITY

BEND, Greg, June 14, (P-The date of a catastrophe which de- stroyed great forest and created Cedar Lake at the summit of the central Oregon Cascade mountains may be computed from the growth rings of trees buried for centuries in icy water.
 Scientists of the National Geo. graphic society have interested themselves in the undertaking and an expedition will visit the site this summer.
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SOLDIERS AMBUsHED,
 SLAIN, TRIBEsMEN

RARAT, Morocco, June F, (P)- Thirteen French soldiers were kill ed and 10 wounded in an ambush ot French and native troops by rebel liouS tribesmen.
 The fate of Is Frenchmen and 65 native auxiliaries caught in the ambush and unable to fall back with the rest of the force is un- known. disbursements have been sent to the region to take retribu- tive measures.
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THREE MIN KILLED
 DRY DOCK EXPLOSION

NEW YORK, June IA, (P)-Three men. were killed and two seriously injured and five slightly hurt in an explosion at the Brooklyn Dry Dock The cause is undetermined.
 About 50 men were working at The bottom of the Robbins Dry Dock at the time, scraping the starboard side of the tanker Gulf Penn. It E believed a leak in the compressed air lines might have caused the pontoon to explode.
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INVENTION MAY TAKE
 PLACE OF SHELTERS

HILLSIDE, Ariz June B. (P)- After more than three years of research, the Bagdad Copper Co.,, of Hillside Arizona, has developed and patented a metallurgical pro- cess which has proven satisfac- tory in the laboratory and, if possible commercially will make it possible to produce electrolytic copper direct from copper con- centrate, thus eliminating both the smelting and refininf steps.
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ABOUT FACE POLICY
 RESULTS, ELECTIONS

LONDON, June 14, P)-Com
 ments emanating from abroad, in- dicating some sort of an about face in the British foreign policy is expected as result of the labor victory in elections, are without sound basis, British observers say. Tn the first place Ramsey Mac Donald will not rule unhampered and even if he did he is known as a Conservative Socialist" with out disposition to upset things.
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HELEN IS ENTHUsED
 OVER GERMAN TOWN

BERLIN, June IA (P)-Miss Helen Wills will begin two days match against German wom- an tennis championship at Cru enwald. She has spent mornings practicing tennis and afternoons in art galleries and is displaying greatest enthusiasm for the atmos- phere of the city which she finds more American than any other in Europe.
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DAWES IN ENGLAND

SOUTHAMPTON, June A, (H)- Ambassador Dawes accepted his welcome to this city upon arriving here but declined to be interviewed. He expressed delight in coming over to England but made no d1s- closures of any message that he might be bearing from President Hoover to Macdonald.
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REFUELING UNSUCCESSFUL

SAN FRANCISCO, June 14, P)- The monoplane San Francisco" which took-off from Mills Field last night in an attempt to estab- fish new refueling endurance re- cord, landed at 7:24 when an at tempt to refuel was unsuccessful because of propellor draft. James Warner one of the fliers, said a rev attempt will be made today perhaps.
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APPROVED MEASURE
WASHINGTON T,,no 1A fp

WASHINGTON, June IA, (P-In line with decision of the house con- curing with the views of President Hoover, the senate and house farm conference committee approved of the farm measure minus the deben- ture proposition.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER

INTERNATIONAL FALLS, June A, (P,-County authorities went froWard with plans to bring first degree murder charges against F J. White who will be given a pre- iiyninery hearing Monday on sec ond degree manslaughter charge. At that time the county attorney plans to charge White with murder.
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SAYS WORLD MUST
 CONSERVE CRUDE

LONDON, June 13, LP)-Unless oil producers of the world begin at once to exercise greater care in the production of their products, the whole industry may be faced by crisis according to Sir Henri Reter- ding, retiring British oil magnate, !n a statement just made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-11

courts being referred to, is not yet clear.
They are getting advised upon their po-
sition.
"One thing seems perfectly clear
that these executors only hold the prop
erty for the purpose of passing it over
to the general of the Salvation Army.
They cannot do anything else with it.
They are only trustees for that limited
purpose; they cannot enter into its ad-
ministration or control. They can only
hold legal title"
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Dress Shields
Special, 3 Pairs, CSC

IA pairs Double covered Main
sock Dress Shields, crescent and
regular shapes. Flesh and white.
Sizes to 4.
IA Pairs Sew-on Supporters. assorted
Special ...........e.......s pairs. CSC
= silk Rubberized sanitary Aprons,
lace trimmed. Special ........... SOC
- Oilcloth Chair Seats, in checked
design. Assorted colors. Were 4oc.
T 70 Moibo.So Cedar Rags. side faste s,e
ing. Were for Csc. Now. 3 for foe
Is Broadcloth Wardrobe Garment Bags,
8-garment size. Snap fastening. Were
Is Hat Stands to match above. Were
81. NOW ,.:.....:.;. h3c
Soc Nov Observation-Disclosures ac
Round Hat Boxes. Were 50. Now 81
MOTIONS. AIsLEs 2l-22
FIRST FLOOR.
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WAR CRY INTERPRETS
WILL OF EX-LEADER
Gen. Booth Directed Disposal of
Salvation Army's Property
Holdings.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 1.-THE manner in
which the second codicil of the will of
Bramwell Booth. former Salvation Army
chief, affects the Armys properties, is
discussed in the forthcoming number of
the War Cry.
This codicil, the War Cry will say,
vests these properties in the executors,
Mrs. Bramwell Booth, their daughter,
Catherine, and Solicitor Frederick c..
r. Sheath.
1t adds furthermore:
1.-The effect of this substitution COM
pels the general Gen. Higgins) to go
TO the executors for legal transfer OF
Army property Whether they will give
this transfer without further difficulty
or whether they will insist upon the
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Juvenile Furniture
Greatly Reduced

I Ivorv- finish Chest Of Drawers. was
SIS. Now .-......'''''''' 'S''f"
Ecru Pullman Carriage, fully cordu-
roy lined. Was $3.50. Now. .Sl9.'5
9 Pullman Carria ages. fully upholstered:
Were $2875. Now. .SlS.'5
Baby Walker, with hood and handle:
Was $685.. Now. 1920
ChiId's Play Box. fancy design
cover was $16.75. NOM. $3.50
Combination Baby Auto Cart. Was
Sl3.75. Now ."S'oV
1 Baby Auto Cart. Was SO. Now .S5.95
Green finish Baby Crib, drop side:
Was $3.50. Now. .............. $40
Ivory Kiddie Coop, screen covered.
WAS s2450. Now. ............,.A 1I.25
/ Child's Lawn Hammock. Was s22 So
OCColored Stick Reed Child's Chairs:
Were $i2. Now. .................... SO
JUVENILE FURNITURE
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Toilet Goods Reductions

zoo Boxes WAL French Guest Soar,
5 cakes to box. Orlsinal price. soc
zoo Cakes French Bath Soap, assorted
doors. Were Csc. Now. Toe
100 Wal French Toilet Soap. bali
100 Boxes EIida Bath Soap, 4 cakes to
box. Were CSC box. Now . 35c
100 Cakes Andrew JersenS DeLOrme
orisinai Price. zoe A CAKE Now ooJ Iec
as Novelty Makeup Boxes. in assorted
colored papers. Were S1.35. Now .R5c
II Vacation Boxes. assorted colors with
French prints. Were 1928. Now Sc
7S Make-up Trays for dresser drawer.
Assorted pastel shades. Were soc.
"A katherine FARM. c;c,ox.,;... v ,22S
sponge ''as is" We're Csc Nov Toe
50 Imported Novelty 2-Piece Night
Bottles. Were soc. Now ..... Csc
TOILET GOODS
AISLE is, FIRST FLOOR.
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Glass Salad Plates
Special. 15c each

y Rose Colored Glass Salad
Plates Tor Friday selling at this
special price, l5c.
12 CoIored Glass Cake Plates. Special,
eacn con:cI. S.,. ho oST
and two candleSticks. Were $40.
now -
I CoIored Glass Vase, silver decorator.
Imported CoIored Glass Compete.
was s6 Now 1890. -
! Coiored Glass Flower or Fruit Bowl
I Colored Glass Relish Set, encrusted
gold band. SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT.
Was S. Now. Observation-Disclosures S3
10 Cheese and Cracker Dishes. colored
and gold decorated. Were $3.50.
NOW .-.....''--- 49, 0Oc
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
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COAST-TO-COAST ALTAR
SERVICE TO BE STARTED
United Aircraft and Affiliated Com
panies will Open System
on October !.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE United
Aircraft & Transport Corporation and
atfiliated companies have announced
they had formulated plans for an Affair
system of passenger travel from the At
lantic to the Pacific.
The new coaSt-to-coast system, which
will be opened formally on October !,
will be approximately 1900 miles from
New York to San Francisco, all but 400
miles of which now is open to paSsen-
ger travel The route from Cleveland
to New York will be completed as soon
as New York air terminus has been
selected.
The elapsed flying time from coast to
coast will be about 80 hours.
In the last IL months about 10000
ocean travellers arrived or departed
from London's docks.
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Wash Frocks, $3.50

Were S5.95. SIS long and short
sleeve linen and long sleeve
cotton tweed and pique dresses
in broken sizes at this greatly
reduced price.
3 Maids Aprons, bib styln.
SOILED from display. Were
~. LNuW DOt
pieces reduced. including
uniforms, dresses and smocks.
Were. sl95 to s295. Now re-
DOWN STAIRS STORE
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BEL CLAN PRINCES ILL.,

Leopold and Brother Charles Suffer
From Cold and "Flu."
BRUSSELS, July II 'O4o).-Two Bel
gian princes were confined to their beds
today.
Crown Prince Leopold, who caught
cold Sunday on the occasion of the
festivities at Namur, probably will be
kept in his room for several days.
His younger brother, Prince Charles,
has severe attack of influenza.
England claims that now 1t is leading
all other European countries in build
ing motion picture theaters.
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Vudor Shades Reduced

Nightly Damaged or SOfled
Brown vudor Shades. size AXIS I
Were $3.50 Now ................. &
Green VUdor Shades, size l2X7.6 I
Were 1880 Nov. :..........S
Brown Vudor Shade, size Axe
Was $3.50. Now. ................,s
VuDoR SHADES, SIXTH FLOOR.
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Awnings and Drop
Curtains Reduced

3Khaki Awnings. Were s29s. Now 81
Is Green and Tan Awnings. We're
sass, Now Observation-Disclosures. 81
Khaki Drop Curtains, size l0xS,
CURTAINS, SIXTH FLOOR.
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TOYS Reduced

Were Aa 3ss, sc ;0 and 81. Now '." :5e
= Gray,nnish Doll Carriages. Were
1915. Now Observation-Disclosures. 30
4 ,Tan-anish Doll Carriages. We ss
S7-25. Now ..................'..S 4.so
s. Eeru and Tan Doll Carriages. Were
1913. NOW .......''''. $500 -"
Large Wood Body Wagon. Spec.
claI s@'O"
s Red Enamel-anish scooters. Spe-
cial Si.@5
I Large Metal Wagon, disc wheels Is
Special ................ '..'..'.' $o'oO
I AUTO Wagon. rubber tire disc wheels:
small Blue Enamel Carts. spss,-
ga Lais: Red iscccters, with brakes;
10f Tart. SCOOTER: disc wheels. spss
e. Il Childrein';s' Garden OUTFITS. noe,
rake and shovel. Were 75c Now l5c
l., CembiHation Gym OUTFIT. ,WSsss
sand Boxes so~ metal bottoms. Were
lf Blessed SG Dolls. Were 81. Now ' .sse
3 Dressed Dolls. Were $3.75: Now. 81 -
Soft Dressed Dolls. Were s2S5.
Toy Large wants; Baby. dressed. was
T. Lsr He~ Dressed bubble: Doll *ss
/ Isrse Dressed iDimipi. DON: was
?Eplls;selnt.d Dolls dressed. E : &
4 Ds..s. S0D DOH, a: follows: '''','' $50
we're we're s1.5S: E Eow ::I::: sss
= Flannel-covered Animals. Were
s1.2S. NOW ................'.'..' 500
Toys, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Miscellaneous Books
25c and SOC

Were s. to $40. 100 miscella-
neous Books. including fiction.
biography, travel and general
literature. SLIGHTLY SHOP
WORN.
THE BOOK STORE
AIsLEs 1925, FIRST FLOOR.
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Luggage Reductions

2 Fitted Hanger Cases. Were $50
Now &2O
Mans Dressing Case. Was SIG
so Women. Snit Cases as follows: "
L, Was s1450, Now. 5000
1. Was SIS. Now .Sll
Pigskin Overnite Bag. Was $25
EoT Man: Hanger Case. was sss
Gladstone Bags. Were s27 so
Now ..................... .'SSU
LUGGAGE. FOURTH FLOOR.
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Novelty Jewe1ry
Special, sc

One lot of odd pieces of Nov
city Jewelry. including chokers.
earrings and bracelets. Special
tomorrow, Csc.
IL French Novelty Chokers as follows:
Z, were 50. Now .................Sl
9, were S. Now ..,..............x 50
8, we're $3.50. Now. .$S. -
I. was $3.50. Now. ............. e
3. were &c. Now .........: .$3
2 Brown Bead Chokers as follows:
], wss 81. Now. ................$3. 80
]. was So. Now ..........$ So
,5-piece Real EnameIed Toilet Set.
blue Was 500. Now. so
7-piece Real Enameled Toilet Set:
Was s2h. Now :. SIS
$3.50 Now ................. 80
1 Green Stone Choker. was So. Now 81
Blue Stone Choker. Was 50. Now 81
NOVELTY JEwELRY
AISLE 8, FIRST FLOOR.