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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-20
NEGRO n.y. WILL
OPEN CAMP AICN
FOR MEMBERS
Five Hundred Set as Goal
of Drive; Oct. ! to 10
Are Dates.

Annual membership campaign OF
the colored mems branch Y. NJ. G. A
Michigan street and Senate avenue.
is TO be held oct. l to 10, according
to Attorney r. L. Brokenburr, chair
man Of the membership committee.
Five hundred new members is the
goal set for the campaign. A list OF
team workers is to be announced 81
a banquet at the building Sept. 80.
w. E. Grubbs, principal of School
"a, who studied in Europe this sum-
mer. is to speak at the banquet.
Oliver T. Martin, president Of the
o. Martin Coal Company, has been
elected to the committee Of man
agement of the association. Martin
has been appointed assistant direc-
tor of the campaign, with special
duties in recruiting boys member
ships, according to F. Z. De Frantz,
executive secretary.
Sermon Series Scheduled
Creative ownership" one Of g
series of sermons from Steward
ship" is to be the Sunday morning
sermon theme of the Rev. M. w.
Clair Jr.. pastor of the Simpson M.
T. church, Missouri and Eleventh
streets.
Mr. Clair will speak at the evening hour
on Moses" Plans have been completed
for banquet and homecoming at the
church Thursday night. Sept. IS.
DR.. Ida Mae Myller. evangelist. VIII
presch at morning and evening services
At Christ temple. Fall Creek boulevard
and Paris avenue. Elder G. T. Haywood
is pastor.
1.-TWO Men Praying in the Temple Is
the subject OF the forenoon sermon Of the
Rev. Robert Shelton. pastor Of Barnes NJ.
e. church. Twenty-sixth and Nice streets,
Sunday.
An echo meeting of activities at the ma
tional convention Of Negro musicians at
TT Worth. Tex. in August will be held
at $3.50 p. N. Short talks viii be made by
Mrs. Lillian Lemon. vice-president of the
national organization. Mrs. Clara Hill
president Of the state musicians club;
Miss Mae Clements. chairman of the
student branch! Miss Matte Stovall. and
Mrs. Ethel K Moore.
What Think Ye of Christi" is to be
the topic of the evening sermon of Mr..
SHELTON. The sermon Will be preceded by
a twenty-minute congregational song
service. DIT. d. w. Bowen of Chicago is to
open a series Of evangeIstc services Mon
day night Sept. %.
Attorney Henry J. Richardson Jr.. will
be the principal speaker on the Emancipa-
al. bo
church. Sunday at 7:3O p. m. This pro-
gram is sponsored by the Christian En-
deavor Society of which Cleo Blackburn
is president
Special musical numbers Of Negro COM
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posers will feature the program. The Rev.
Henry L. HerOd is pastor
.. ToIbert to Preach
The Rev. J. Tolbert VIII preach at Mt.
Olive Baptist church. Monday night, at
7:sO. With Handwriting on the WALL as
bis topic.
The woman's quartet of Metropolitan
Baptist church and the Sisters OF Help OF
Mt. Paran Baptist church will assist on
the program. The Rev. Halford Holder
is pastor.
The Rev. Stephen O. 5pottswood, pastor
of Jones tabernacle A. N. Z. Zion church
will use The Macedonian CALI for his
sermon subject Sunday morning. This Is
the third from a series Of messages on
st. Paul.
Church school viii be conducted at $3.50
under supervision of william J. Hall and
the Varick Christian Endeavor Society.
with George Porter. president. At 3 O'CLOCK
the pastors aid will have charge OF serV-
ices. At p. m. a woman speaker from
the national W. c. T. o. will give talk
farewell sermon was preached by
Charles Roberts. a young member OF the
church. who left for Salisbury, n G..
where ne will attend Livingstone college
10 prepare for the ministry
sale Is Sponsored
Volunteers Of Allen Chapel A. NJ. E.
church are sponsoring luncheon ana
bakerq goods sale Saturday at the nome
Of Mrs. Laura scruggs. 2O25 Yandes street
outdoor activities Of the Phyllis wheat
lev Y. ". c. A. will close with croque1
and horseshoe tournament on the ID H.
abeI court 2f42 Shriver avenue, Satur-
dav at 2 O'Clock
The Rev. W. D. Shannon. pastor OF Allen
Chanel A. NJ. L. church, announces tIe
following schedule in observance Oh Ihe
last Sunday IN the conference year; Ser
nop nv the pastor at 10:45, topic son
~ God now. But Later. What?' luncn-
eoD served bv the Allen Relief CLUB at
- .ao. Sunday school conducted by the
suDerinteudent. DR.. H. C. Hoskins' al /
o,clock. services in charge OF the rev
c y Marion and choir of st. MARX
NJ E Zion church at $3.50 p. m
Mrs Margaret E. Watson, visitor 1or
the Family Welfare Society, Will SPEAK
- combination services Of the congrega-
tio1 and Allen Christian Endeavor Her
theme will be ''Our Part in Making
Retter World" Musical selections Will De
given by Miss Katheryn Williams.
Pastor to Report
renort of the years work will be given
bv the Rev w. D. Shannon The Rev
william Joseph, j. A. Nelson and Shelny
Gibson will accompany the pastor to the
conference of A. NJ. E. churches, IN An
derson. Wednesday
DR.. Mary G. Evans will speak at the
Sunday morning services at Bethel A. M.
E. church The pastor, the Rev. r. l..
Pope. will preach at the evening hour.
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SEPT. 20, 1929

nored and the coast guard craft
opened fire with her fore machine
gun. The rum runner. a tifty-foot
cabin cruiser, attempted to flee and
VeSey followed, pouring round after
round into the hull of the pursued
boat.
Pressed too close, the rum runner
returned the fire and approximately
fifty shots, presumably from rifles
or revolvers, raked the coast guard
vessel, which, after firing $50 shots,
abandoned the chase and returned
to Rochester.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-20
Woman Takes Flying Lessons

BW Times NpecluI
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Sept. 90
Miss Mary Case, local automobile
saleswoman, may become Putnam
county's first woman airplane pilot.
She is taking lessons at Mars Hill
airport in indianapolis.
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holdup an hour before the murder
was committed. He is the only
suspect police have in mind at
present, they said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-20
OLD CANNONBALL FOUND
Relic of Revolutionary War Dug Up
in Massachusetts.

SOMERVILLE, Mass, Sept. ga
three-pound cannonball, believed a
relic of Revolutionary war days and
probably dating back to the siege
of Boston has been unearthed at
Mclean Asylum hill here. Since his
tory does not recount any lombard
ment of the hill by enemy forces, it
is assumed the ball was part Of the
Continental army's ammunition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-20

Noted aeronautical leader and
mining director, Harry F. Gug-
genheim (above) of New York,
will be next United States am
bassador to Cuba. He will succeed
Colonel Noble Brandon Judah of
Chicago, who is retiring. Guggen-
helm is president Of the Daniel
Guggenheim Fund for the pro-
motion of aviation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-20

Vernon Doyle, Postell Vaughn, Everett
Corley, Tilford Davis, Maurice Lee. DR..
Lloyd Taylor, DR.. Russell Smith and DR..
]. C. Carr of Montgomery, Ala. Miss Hat
tie Jones will entertain the Pierettes Sat
urdav Sent %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-11
Mems $1.9S Fitted
Travelling Rolls

Travelling Rolls
Substantially made black n
leather fabric cases, fitted =
with military hairbrush, al
comb. soap case and tooth
brush holder. Main Floor 4
$1.59 Drapery Damask, yd.
Extra wide-5O inches! -
And you may choose from
. score Of colorfuI patterns.
Fourth Floor. -
4Sc Drapery Rayons, 3 yds.
36-inch Rayons, in pretty -
stripes and plain cOl0rs. Ex- 81
cellent quality for curtains, 9
drapes, etc.
&c Marquisette, 7 yds. for
36-inch Cotton Marquisette
Of . very good quality, I'm
white, ecru and ivory.
Fourth FIoer. -
$1.95 RufHed Curtains, pr.
Very special price for -
these 5-piece sets, in ivory e
and ecru. With rayon over
locked stitching, 2A yards
long. Fourth Floor. -
$50 Fine Bed Pillows, ca.
Good size Pillows filled
with soft sterilized feathers
that insure comfort and rest.
FosrtA Floor. -
49c Drapery Sateen, 3 yds.
36-inch Sateen Of q very -
good quality in stripes and 81
Powered patterns. Very spe- D.
/cially priced for Dollar Day.
Fourth Floor. an
81 Large Size Blankets, ca.
DoubIe-bed size Blankets
that are warm and Of . very G
fine quality. In gray with Y
pink borders.
Csc Window Shades, z for
Water color opaque shades =
in white, green and ecru. y
Perfect. 3x6-ft. size.
Fourth Fisor. =
S9c and Csc Slips
Two for -
Regular and extra size
costume slips in tailored and Y
lace-trimmed styles.
second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-11

BAA0oACO C00A S0k
Here's the biggest Dollars n
worth of health you ever =
bought for your children. b
Steel frames and rubber
tires.
Main Floor
15c Crash Toweling
10 Yds. for -
Absorbent part-linen quail &
ity with cOl0red side bands. Y
Very specially priced!
$l.29 DOE. Tea Napkins IN
Silver bleached linen dam &
ask tea napkins with plain p
hens. Serviceable quality:
CSC Bath Towels, z for
Large, heavy quality tow n
eIs-size 22x44 inches, with q
colored borders in wanted p
shades.
1Sc Glass Towels, 8 for
Linen finish checked tow -
els with tape hangers. Re- b
pIenish your supply tomOr- p
row!
Main Floor.
$1.29 Table Padding, I'd.
Heavy quilted table pad -
ding-54 inches wide. A al
great protection to your ia 9
BILE.
Main Floor. aA
81 Novelty Gloves, z Prs. for
Wom ems imported -
chamoisuede gloves with 81
contrasting embr idered 9
backs and fancy cuffs.
Main Floor. -
$3.50 Slip-on Gloves
Women's double woven, n
washable chamOisuede gloves N
with spear point stitched 9
backs. Smart shades.
Main Floor. -
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S1.39 Bleached Sheets
72x99, extra length, for
three and twin beds.
Free from all starch or Y
dressing. Extra fine quality.
35c Fast Color Prints
~ Yds. for
A large. assortment Of a
smart designs and colors will I'll
make these new prints very y
popular. 36-inch width.
SEC Bleached Pillowcases
Four for
45x36-inch cases made Of q
q fine quality pillowcase cot q
: ton. Stock up now for the 2
D.. coming season. IN
:. 69c Oilcloth Covers, z for
4Sx45-inch oilcloth table Il
covers Of perfect quality, In &
q large assortment Of new Y
patterns.
$1.29 and $1.49 Sweaters
Women's and misses -
rayon- and wool slip-Over or &
coat sweaters In smart de- p
signs.
Women's $1.49 Blouses
Long and short sIeeved %
models Of white or colored al
broadcl0th, nicely tailored. 81
WOmen's and misses sizes.
Second Floor. @aAs
$l.49 Ironing Boards
Sturdily made Of clear, -
selected wood---stand firm n
when I'm use-foIds fat to be 9
put away.
Downstairs store. u h
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$1.65 "Sunfast" Shades

$1.65 "Sunfast" Shades
Holland window Shades, a
In white, ecru and green col
ors. Sold as slight seconds. Y
3x6-ft. size only.
59c Porto Rican Gowns
Two for -
v and round neck styles,
in pink, peach or white v
daintily hand
Boys CSC Cloth Knockers
Two for
Suiting mixture knickers, }
In dark serviceable patterns.
Sizes 8 to 16 years. ss
Third FIeor.
Boys CSC to 81 Blouses
Two for
Perfects and irregulars Of q
collar attached blouses. }
Plain and fancy colOrs.
Sizes 4 to 16 years.
Mems $3.50 to 81 Golf Hose
StunningIy colored golf n
hose, Of imported and .
domestic wool and wool }
mixed yarns. Sizes 10 to
1I1z. Main Floor. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-11

Just 90 Of these -
amazing values I'm 6x9- d
IT. grass rugs-so hurry y
down early for yours!
Downstairs etsre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-11

Women's $3.50 Girdles
Comfortably and smartly N
designed girdles Of light o
weight materials. Front or D
side clasp styles. Sizes &c
to "a. ~
Second Floor.
$l.29 & $1.50 Corselettes
Novelty striped materials -
made with inner belts. q
Some have loop garters. ?
Sizes "a to AZ.
Girls $1.39 Dresses
OF fine prints and broad
cloth in q large assortment b
Of cOlOrs. Long and short D
sleeves. Sizes Of girls 2 to
IA years. Third Floor. -
Girls $3.50 Middies
Whether for school or play n
the young miss likes mid q
dies. Nicely tailored mid D
dies of fine quality Jean.
Sizes 6 to 20 years. -
Girls $1.50 Gym Boomers
Full cut bIoomers for n
gymnasium and athletic a
wear. Made of good quality D
black sateen. Sizes to %
years. Third Floor. uA
Girls $1.39 Sweaters
Slip-over model sweaters a
Of Atwood and rayon. Very q
prettiIy coIOred. Sizes to
Third Floor. "a
CSC High.Count Percales
Az yds. for
SO inches wide, I'm attrac- n
tive new coIorS and many q
styles. All the colOrs are }
guaranteed fast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-11

Mems and women's -
umbrellas, covered with n
fast -cOlOred American
(cOtton) taffeta-guar- Y
anteed rainprOOf.
Main Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-11

Tots Sc Dresses, Two for
Cute little dresses Of prints IN
and brOadclOth. Fine hand al
embroidered trimmings.
Shades include pink, peach
and blue. Sizes I, and 3 ss
years. Third FIoer.
Boys SEC Golf Hose, 4prs.for
Medium-weight cotton
hose with contrasting cuff
tops. Sizes to 10.
Main FIeer. -
Girls 'Rayon Hose, 3 prs. for
"A length rayOn plated -
hose with novelty clocks Of n
contrasting tone. Sizes . 9
to 81.
$1.59 Plain Velveteen, I'd.
Fast. colors and fast pile! -
Splendid quality in black a
and wanted Fall cOl0rs. %
Slight irregulars.
$1.5O & $1.95 Pongee, I'd.
A handsome rough tex -
tured, all silk quality In 81
either plain colors or attrac-
tive prints.
81 and $l.25 Silks, z yds. for
. Black nnOires radiums q
-. duvetyns -. and satins ell
NpA N
somewhat broken color as j..
s0rtment. Main Fieor'
SIPS & $3.50 Bath Mats
Heavy, absorbent Turkish d
hath mats, I'm q good seiec- e
ton of patterns and color y
ings.
35c Huck Towels, 4 for
Seryiceable "Union" linen
buck towels, with colored
Jacquard borders.
CSC Plain Chiffon Voiles
6 yds. for
PIain-color voiles OF
sheer chiffon quality. With &
wide tape edge, In white,
black and all wanted coiors.
1V- Main Floor.
Csc Fine Longcloth
z yds. for
inst imagine. 2 yards Of
the fine qualify Longcloth
for One Dollar! Close.
woven finish.
Main Floor.
Csc White Pajama Checks
6 yds. for
Close woven Pajama
Checks that are I'm q variety x
of coIors. Soft finish quail Y
ity.
SOC Novelty Suitings
3 yds. for
Checks, plaids, stripes, In
a beautiful assortment OF
|, color combinations. Guar
anteed fast c0l0rs.
SOC Printed Broadcloth
3 yds. for
A yarn-mercerixed, perma-
nent- finish quality, In white, n
black and wanted c0lors.
Main FIoor. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-11

$3.50 Syringe Combination
Perfect quality red rubber n
combination syringe and .
hot water bottle. Usual two D
quart size. Complete with
tubing and fittings. ah
Main Floor
$1.39 Brief Cases
Two pocket styles Of Du n
Point leather fabrics, In tan q
or black. Full size, with D
leather handle, lock and key.
Leather Goeds-Main Floor sAs
$3.50 Double Compacts
white gold finish with IN
engine-turned designs. Loose 3
powder style with compact, >
rOuge, puffs and mirror.
Main Floor q b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-11

$1.59 Wash Boilers
Large No. 8 size ''NescO"
boilers, Of heavy quality tin
with special metallic bottom Y
and wooden grip handles.
Downstairs store. a7
$l.49 Bread Boxes
Heavy tin boxes with d
rounded corners 49, finished
with green or blue. Roll-top Y
style.
Downstairs store. ~n
6.Callon Stone Crooks
First quality, smooth a
glazed stone CROOKS timely G b.
special for making beverages, Y
etc.
Downstairs Store. aa@n .
$1.34 Washday Combination
A large No. 2 sine galvan- a
lied tub, with . good quail
ity wash board-b0th for Y
only 81 tomorrow!
Downstairs Store. san
$l.29 Garbage Cans a
Heavy corrugated galyen-
lied cans with l0ck-tite
cover. Eight. gallon size.
Downstairs Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-11

Boys CSC to CSC Caps, 2 for
A special lot Of new Fall -
school caps of high-grade 81
suiting materials. Many 9
neat patterns. Sizes SIS
to Z.
Boys Sc to 79c Play Suits
Two for
Neatly patterned khaki, -
blue and striped 0ne-piece d
play suits. Sizes from 2 to ,
years.
Boys 35c to SOC Ties, 4 for
Ties? Certainly! And -
what boy does not need new 81
ties? OF cut silk and rayOn D
knitted styles. Four finland
Third Floor.
Boys $1.59 Fall Sweaters
Navy blue and black crew =
neck sweaters trimmed with
white. Sizes 20 to "a.
Third Floor. II.
Boys Straight Pants
AII-wOOI English Short u
Straight Knee Pants. Full 6
lined. Fine dressy mix d
lures. Sizes 4 to 9 years.
Third Floor. -
SIPS House Dresses
Regular and extra size a
house dresses with long or d
short sleeves. Light and ,
dark cO1OrS.
Second Floor. -
Women's 44c Cotton indies
Three for
Chemise, step-ins, bloom n
ers and shorts, made of v0iIe d
or nainsOOk. Lace trimmed D
or tailored.
$1.39 Rayon indies
Women's chemise, bloom n
ers, step-ins, vests and paja- d
mas made Of good quality ,
rayOn.
121ac Handkerchiefs, ii for
A large assortment Of n
mems and w0men's hand a
kerchiefs, in white or cOlors.
Stock up!
Main Floor. -
$1.49 Step Ladders n
Clean, selected hardwood
step Enthusiastically con-
Structed-five feet high.
Downstairs Store.
$1.39 Vegetable Bins n
Green or blue enameled q
bins with three compart- 9
ments-decorative as well as
convenient. ~
Downstairs Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-11

Mems Sc Handkerchief
Twenty for
Hemstitched soft white -
cotton handkerchiefS, at lit q
tie more than half Of their ,
value!
Main Floor. h
29c & 35c Hair Ribbons
4 Yards for
A delightful array Of plain n
and fancy ribbons for little q
girls hair bows. Many col ,
OrS.
Main Floor. -
Women's 75c Neckwear
Two Pieces for
Dainty lace collar and cuff n
sets panel collars .. d
round or v neck collars -. D
berthas, etc.
81 to $3.50 Scarfs, z for
Slight seconds. TRAN
giles, squares and a few long e
scarfs of silk or rayOn. Y
Main Floor.
39c to SEC Stamped
Goods, 4 for
An assortment of finished n
and stamped goods, includ- q
ing: Scarfs, Aprons, Center }
Pieces, Bridge Cloths, etc.
SEC Stamped Dresses
3 for
ChiIdren's stamped dresses n
Of pink, blue, green, yellow q
and white wolfe. Broken sizes D
months to 6 years.
81 Assorted Pillows, z for
Velour and Tapestry Pill
lows in an assortment Of col a
ors and designs. Several D
novel shapes.
SOC "Lee-O" Golf Balls
3 for
All courses are the same -
for these famous Golf Balls, q
for they are made accurately D
and for distance.
Main Floor. a s
So Assorted Golf Clubs
A special group Of woods -
with persimmon heads and q
chromium plated iron clubs. D
In many styles. Very special.
Main Floor. -
So Tennis Rackets
Well-made rackets with M
Oriental gut, and balanced .
frame. Full size for men b
and women. Only 100 to
sell. 49,
Main Floor
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We ORDERS FILLED FOR DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS

49c Floor Wax, 3 Cans for
Our own special brand of IN
guaranteed floor wax for q
polishing hardwood floors, p
lib. size cans.
Downstairs Store. sh
$l.39 Dutch Ovens
Heavy cast. iron Dutch M
ovens with cast iron top {
pot roasts, etc.
Downstairs Store. ~S
$l.29 to $3.50 Wardrobe
Bags
Well made cretonne bags. n
large enough to hold eight q
garments. Pocket for cam ,
phor or sachet.
Notions-Main Floor -
$1.25 and $l.50 Shears
Choice Of several sizes Of
the well known Keen Kut- &
ter" shears-of q superior Y
grade Of steel.
Notions-Main Floor -
$3.50 Ironing Pad Sets
Canton Knit heavy IRON .
ing board pad, with adjust }
able unbleached cOver-com-
plete for 81. 1
NOtions-Main FIoer
&c Chair Pads, S for
Neatly made pads. covered .
with cretOnne I'm a variety D.
Of c0l0rful patterns.
Notions-Main Floor -
Lifebuoy Soap, II Cakes
Every household that uses n
this hygienic soap should q
order this generous dollars ,
worth!
$2.SS Or. Coty's Perfume
~ Or. for a
An Of the favorite odors, &
including L'Aimant, Paris, y
LOrigan. Chypre and
Emeraude.
$3.50 Makeup Boxes
Attractive partitioned n
wooden boxes, with dainty a
gilt decorations, picture COW D
er and set-in mirror. Hing
ed cover. sS
$l.5O Melba Combination
soc jar Of MeIba Cleanser IN
Cream soc jar Of Media 81
Vanishing Cream and ID
soc jar Of Melba Tissue
Cream, complete. ~
Main Floof
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|-And Learn How to Get the Most Oh
$3.50 Seamless
Bleached Sheets

81x90 seamless, dou- a
bic bed size sheets. Made d
Of . heavy, rou n d q
thread quality sheeting. 7
Special At. ............
Main Floor
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Two for
Percale, gin z ham and q
sateen aprons in bungalow 8
or coveran style. Regular Y
sizes.
Second Floor. -
Boys CSC to $1.19 Wash
Suits, Two for
A great variety Of high q
grade wash suits in linens, 9
broadcloths and fancy styles.
Sizes 2 to 6 years.
Boys'95c to 81 AS Pajamas
Two for
One or two piece style al
patamas of cotton, broad S
cloth and outing flannel.
Sizes 4 TO 16 years.
Juvenile .$1.95 to $4.95
Suits
FAN novelty suits Of jer- ID
sey for school or play. Some D
have wash waists. Sizes 2
Third Floor.
SOC and CSC indies
Two for n
WOmen's and Misses Crepe
Blo0mers and Gowns, in Y
' " Second Floor.
Mems Soc to Csc Fancy Hose
Four for
RayOn and silk mixed d
hose, in new FAN oatterns.
Slight irregulars. Sizes 10
to 1111.
Main Floor.
Mems 81 to $3.50 Athletic
Union Suits, Two for
Varsity, FaultIess, Stadium al
and other high-grade brands 9
Of broadcloth and other ma
terials. Sizes "a to A. ~
Main Floor.
Mems $1.69 Pajamas n
OF English broadcloth and )
other fine cotton fabrics.
All full cut. Sizes A to ID. ~
Main Floor.
Mems $1.69 Coat Sweaters
Merit make, vee-neck style a
wooI-mixed sweaters, In q
brown, grey and green mix
lures. Sizes Sc to 46.
Main Floor.
Mems zee Work Shirts
Two for
Heavy quality blue cham n
bray work shirts. Triple ,
"a a. HrxIV
Sizes 141z to II neck.
Mems $3.50 Fall Caps
Atwood mixture caps, in q
One-piece and other styles. D
Light and dark grounds.
Sizes 81 to ~.
Mems $3.50 to 81
Night Robes
Varsity and Faultless d
sleep coats and night robes, D
In plain white and colors,
with trimmings. All sizes. 6
Men. 7sc to $3.50 All Athletic t.iis:
Shirts, Three for
OF fine combed cotton. in
white and colors: Samples
and slight irregulars. ~
Main Floor.
$1.69 Inlaid Linoleum, SO. yd.
WiId's High-Grade Inlaid
Linoleum, in q choice Of
attractive patterns.
Downstairs Store. -
SITS Felt Base Rugs
Size 3x41z #. CongoIeum -
and other makes of Felt d
Base Rugs, in attractive pat }
terms. Choice, at a dollar!
Downstairs Store. -
CSC Rag Rugs, 2 for
Nicely made, good sized a
oval rag rugS-Offered to- q
morrow at practically half ,
pricel
Downstairs Store.
Smyrna times., 1929-02-27
New Dover Opera House. Dover

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
The saying, "a woman's crowning
glory is her hair" always should be
remembered by all women. This has
proved to be very difficult problem
for me to handle when | have appear
ed before the camera all day. The
camera is a severe critic, and if there
are no CLEANS Of life in the hair the
camera is sure to notice it. This
means many shampoos, as light hair
requires more frequent washings than
dark hair. As it isn't good for the hair
to rub q cake Of soap on it, | make a
jelly by melting pure white soap in a
little water. After a thorough rub |
hold my head over the bath tub and
rinse the hair free of every particle
Of soap. Then a lemon rinse (two
tablespoonfuIs lemon juice in a quart
Of water) makes the hair soft and
fluffy. Warm towels and a brisk scalp
massage is a better way to dry the
hair than with artificial heat or by ex-
posure to very strong sunlight, which
isn't good for light hair. While the
hair is still damp arrange it in a be
coming frame around the face, shap-
ing it with your fingers, and let it dry
in this way Miss Garbo is co-starring
with John Gilbert in "a Woman Of
Affairs