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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-06

We also have 50 other recon
ditioned used cars. Will sell for
259o down. 500 discount on
finance charges. Liberal terms
and trade. See them today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
NoUelty Je.Oelry
Greatly Reduced!

ga Pcs.) Costume Jewelry-
chokers, earrings, bracelets and
rhinestone pins. Were 1OC
acc. Friday only. ........ ~
al Pcs.) Novelty Beads, pastel
shades, hematite and gay sport
types. Were 69c. Fri 2Or
day only ................. Nv
(12) Cigarette Lighters, slight
ly damaged. Were soc. 400
Friday only ...........r.,.--
~ 400 Day Clocks, imperfect.
Were $3.50. Friday Cd S0
only " oo
(3) Mahogany Case Mantel
Clocks, made by Ingraham Clock
Co. Were 1895. Fri e 20
day only ............. Y' ~"
~ Banjo Clock. mahogany
case: raised figures. GIG OK
Were $29.95. Friday, pAo'>c
(2) Clock and Candlestick Sets,
silver and oxidized finish. Were
1895. Friday G14 OK
only .............'.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07

(l2) Rayon- Sateen Comforts,
wool filled; in rose. lavender and
green; 72x84 inches. CS OK
Were $11.95. Friday. ~o'>c
ca Plain Satin Comforts, wool
filled; in rose, blue, gold and
green; double b d GA o.
size. Were $685.. pa ~
(2) SILK Comforts, slightly
mussed from handling. Gold or
dark green; plain backs and Dor
ders. Double b d CID S0
size. Were $25. Friday VA-'SO
Isl 9Ox90-in. Rayon Bed Sets,
with crescent shaped pillow.
Choice of rose, blue, gold, hello
and green. Were CID OK
1895. Friday only. ~A-)O
(5Ol Cretonne Spreads. long
enough to cover pillow. Attrac-
tive color combinations. 80xl05
inches and 72x105 inc hes.
We're $1.s8. Friday 81 %
Only
1S) Full Size Candle wick
Spreads, colored grounds with
white tufting. Were GS 40
s4.sS. Friday only. ~O
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Boys! Here's Savings
You Can't Beat!

I0l Caps. Originally 00c
csc to $50. Friday only %>S
(77l SUN Suits, all wool; sizes
2 2; ; and 4. Originally CSC. 29c
1881 Shirts and Blouses, broken
size ranges. Originally SQO
81 and $3.50. Friday only w
1881 Wash Suits. sizes 2, 3 and
:; .. Origin g11a a ii S,,, si'SO to SOC
(z8) An-wool Bathing Suits,
sizes 2. 3 and 4. Origi- SQo
nally $1.2e. Friday only. Nv
(s) Khaki Aviation Suits, sizes
3. 4 and 5. Originally 7Qc
31.95. Friday only ...... ~
90 All wool Bathing Suits,
sizes and 3. Originally 7Qo
S1.95. Friday only. 800. ~
"a Khaki Shorts, size 16.
Originally $l.25. Friday 7Qc
only ..............
(6J White Wash Suits, sizes 3
to 2. Originally $50. zoo
t a. A Ttx Shaker Sweaters,
sizes 10 and IL. Origi- CT OK
nally $4.95. Friday only ~A'>o
81 Blue Refers, sizes 2 and
.. Originally $6.p5. 81 OK
Friday only ......... ~o
(2) Trench Coats, size "a.
e Originally $685. Friday $1.95
only
e Prs.) Mems White FlanneIs.
Originally $7.45. Fri G. OK
day only .............
60 Mems H0psack Suits, size
IS. Origi n ally SIS. 06 OK
Friday only ........., ~O">O
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Great Savings on
Stamped Goods!

"a pairs) Stamped Pillow
cases, tine tubing. Solid colors.
Were $1.89. Friday T1 *
(22) Stamped Towels, peach
and green. Were sec. 35c
Friday only -.
I3) Stamped Breakfast Sets,
cloth and napkins. Were 2So
Acc. Friday only ........ wv
"a pairs) Stamped Curtains for
kitchens; white with blue
borders. Were 79c. Fri SS0
day only ................
(2) Stamped Pillow Tops for
quilting: Were sl'oo' Fri 75c
(3l Stamped ROmpers. size
years. White with green
piping. Were SIPS. Fri SSC
~ Rompers, sizes 2 and 4
years. Pink. Were 79c. SSC
Friday only ...........,.
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Look HolU Much You
Saue on Grass Rugs!

(5) 6x9-ft. Grass and Fiber
Rugs, all of the best makes.
Were $18 to $3.50. e 81
Friday only ........... W. o
ca 6x9-ft. Grass Rugs, with
stenciled designs; some reversi-
BILE. Were $6.75 to So. 60 00s
Friday only ......... V
81 Salem Fiber Rugs, scatter
size; reve rsible. Were To
$3.50. Friday only. ... o
go Yds.) Chinese Mating and
Fiber and Grass Runner. Regu-
larry 4oc to SIPS a yard. 10c
Friday only, yard. ......
(I4) 4x7-ft. KOoltex Fiber
Rugs, good color and pattern Sc
lection. Were $5.75. % On
Friday only .......... %@'-o
(3I Yds.) Inlaid Linoleum, REM
nant lengths. Originally $1.15
50. I'd. Friday only, 50. 4Sc
(3) 3Ox60-in. Palmleaf Novelty
Rugs, green and black.
Were 1915. Friday S6.05
only
Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Thrifty Fday Scores Timely Items Reduced 2e6Soe Een More
Prices
SaUe NolU on Next
Winters Eur Conf!

"a Black Caracul with fox
collar coll r,,,,, Was $780, Fri SIS
~ Black Caracul, with a mink
collar. Was $3.50. Fri G7S
Gay only ................
~ Brown Caracul, with fox
collar. Was $159. Fri C2S
day only ............... W.
~ Brown Lamb, tailored.
Was $3.50. Friday coz
only ................. w.
Cd Lapin Jacket.
Was $115.00. Friday GO S0
only ................ 1I1.OU
~ Beaverette Coat, with a
hitch itch. collar na5v Was 'lss.So' SIPS
"a Black Pony, with badger
s collar; only, WAS sa'S,0o' $159
(10) Red Fox ScarfS.
Were $500. Friday GS S0
only ................
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
ia

1857 RayOn Crepe Dance Sets,
pink and peach; lace trimmed.
We're 1929. Friday Ct 0S
1907 Wash FrOcks, sizes 16 to
40. Dimities and prints, in cool,
Summary colors. Were To
$1.59. Friday only. 49,. ~
(45O prs.) WOmen's Hose, all
silk chiffons with mock seams.
In the new and wanted shades.
Sizes 81 to 10. Were soc 400
and SOC. Friday only 49,. ~
5000 Boys Wash Knickers,
striped and plain. Sizes z
to is. Were soc. Friday AS0
WHY ss'ssss' sss'''
(125) Boys Wash Suits, but
ton-on models; sizes 8 to
8 years. Were csc. Fri 70C
day only ..............
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Cool Daytime
Frocks Reduced!

(22) Daytime Frocks of voiles
and prints; mostly small sizes.
Originally $l.00 TO $1.95. SO0
Friday only. Nv
(25) Daytime FrOcks and Suits,
of linen, pique and batiste. Brok-
en- sizes. Originally % 10
$5.95. Friday only. V-'A>
(13) Frocks, Of linen and wolfe;
mostly extra sizes.
Originally $5.95. Fri 60 90
day only ............. p@'O>
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07

$50 Prs.) Tennis Shoes, white
canvas with heavy rubber soles.
Broken sizes. Were soc. 2Oo
Friday only ............. ~
$50 prs.) Children's Shoes,
calfskin oxfords and one-straps,
in black and brown.
Originally sos and Ct On
$2.39. Friday only. VA-O
$50 prs.) Women's Shoes, sat-
ms, patents and kidskins, in
black, brown, blonde and blue.
Originally $3.50. Friday Ct tx
only ................. pA.1O
(454) Tots Dresses and Baby
Boy Suits. Of dimity, voile and
broadcloth. White and pastels.
Sizes / to 6. Were csc. To
Friday only ............. SON
(27 Prs.) Rayon Pajamas, pink
and peach. Sizes Is and
II. Were $l.4s. Friday QSc
only ...............
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Women's and Misses
Coats Drastically
Reduced for

T0n1Orr0W!

(lO) Misses and We m ms
Sport Coats of imported and
domestic woolens. Sizes IA to 40.
Originally $3.50 and IS 80
$25. Friday only. -. ~O'Oo
(10) Misses and W0men's
Spring Dress Coats, handsomely
tailored. Sizes IA to A. Origi-
nall nslly '2S' Friday $3.50
(2O) Misses and Women's
Coats, sport and dressy models;
some fur trimmed. Sizes IA to
4e; Originally s25. SLIPS
Friday .............
(I4) Misses and Women's
SILK Coats, unlined, black and
blue. Sizes IA to 40. Were
slo.s5 to $3.50. Fri 81. so
day only .............
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Knit UndertDear
Greatly Reduced!

(l0O Rayon Pantas and Vests,
soiled and mussed from display.
Broken size ranges. Were
orig inally 81. Friday ,.30c
lsOl Undertakings, inclu d ! n g
glove silk vests with brassiere
tons, rayon pantas and COT
ton knit union suits. Broken
sizes. Were 81 and $50. Acc
Friday .......''''''
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Corsefs Priced
Ridiculously Lou!

(27) Net Garter Belts, flesh;
broken sizes. Were $l.16. 6Oc
Friday only. ............ w
(29) Sanitary Skirts and Step
ms, crepe de chine lined with
rubber. Flesh. Were O2C
S1.36. Friday only. ..... ~
(2D Elastic Belts, broken
sizes. Were 26c. Friday 10c
only ................
(15) Front Clasping Girdles
and Corsetlettes of striped rayon.
Broken sizes. Were Ct 90
$500 to $2.49. Friday. VA'o>
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Prices Slashed on
Toys and Games!

(24) Books. Were $3.50 400
to SITS. Friday only. ~
(l2D Hercules Fire En-
gines: 49, Were &c. Fri 40c
(3) Games. Were ACC to OSC
75c. Friday only ........
(5) Games. Were Csc. 0C
Friday only ............:
(S) Iron Track Sections LOT
Buddy L" train. Were Acc
$3.50. Friday only 800.
ca Games, "a Piano and ~
Kiddyphone. Were csc. 40C
Friday only .............
On Blackboard. was INC
$1.49. Friday only.
(2) Movie Machines. 1 ~
Were S4.95. Friday.
~ Movie Machine. u Car
ron Board. Were $3.50. 20 rs
Friday, each. m
81 Play Balls. Were 0SC
A. Qs. Friday only. ......
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Look! $500 to $1.95
Cotton Blousettes
79c

Odds and ends of our Summer
blousettes-in plain pastel shades
or in new dotted effects. Ideal
for early Fall wear under suits.
(50) Silk Crepe Triangles, mostly
dark shades. Were $l.00. S0O
Friday only. wv
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Tots Wear at
Great Reductions!

(7O) Sun Suits, cotton or
wool. Were $1.00. Friday SQc
only ~
(40) Sun Suits, wool; sizes 2
to 6. Were $3.50. Fri 2OC
day only. ...............
1907 Zimmerly Cotton Bands,
with shoulder straps. Sizes 2
to 6. Were more. Friday 2OO
only
(50) Cotton Isle Shirts, brok-
en- sizes. Were soc. Fri 0SO
day only. @ON
(16) Pillow Covers, with fine
Madeira h a n d embroidery.
Were $2.98. Friday G1 20
only .s..s......
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Great Reductions in
Linens!

(49) Boot Mills Towels, solid
green or pink; 18x36 in. 1Oc
Were 29c. Friday only. ~
az Organdie and Batiste
Spreads, dainty floral designs In
peach, blue, rose and orchid.
Were $4.s5. Friday G2 30
only ................. p0'O>
(14) Linen Bridge Table Cow
ers, with elastic fasteners. Cream,
bound In red, green or
blue. Were $1.1s. Friday 7Qc
only ...............
~ Madeira Luncheon Cloth,
size 54x54 inches. Was GO OK
$11.95. Friday only. pO'/O
(10) Batiste Scarfs and Vanity
Sets, were soc
to 7sc. Friday :30c to Soc
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Silk Underwear
Underpriced!

1881 Crepe de Chine Slips,
lace-trimmed or tailored and
with deep shadow hens. Sizes
"a to AZ. Were $1.95. OQo
Friday only. !. ~
u5) Dainty Chemise, white
dimity with pink or blue
applique. Were $1.39. OQo
Friday only. Nv
(6) Bed Jackets, of dotted
swiss with lace trim. OQo
Were $1.39. Friday only Nv
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Note These Savings in
The Sports Shop!

(20) BrOadcloth BlOuses.
Were $1.95. Friday az
only
(27) Silk Skirts, pleated on
bodice tops. Were $2.95. ROo
Friday only ............. w
(14) Silk Skirts, pastel colors;
pleated on bodice tops. 81 20
Were 1895. Friday VAS~
90 Sleeveless Sweaters, rayos1
Mnd wool mixed. Were 2SO
$1.95. Friday only ...... wv
(25) Lace Weave Pastel Sweat
er1, with long sleeves. Were OSc
$1.D5. Friday only ...... ~
(64) Rubber Scarfs, in attrac-
tive marbeliZed patterns. 0SC
Were Use. Friday only. S
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Won1en's and
ChIdren's Shoes
Reduced!

$50 pairs) Hand Woven San
dals, wanted colors. Taken from
our regular $3.95 stock. 81 40
Friday only ...........
10 pairs) Women's White Kid
Pumps, also strap eff
a reefs; Were We're SIS to $3.50. $1.69
(32 pairs) Girls Summer
Shoes, Patent Leather Pumps,
Tan Oxfords and White Straps.
Broken sizes. Were $3.50 QSC
to $3.50. Friday only. -. ~
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
T. Miss Wear at
NetD Lou Prices!

(2O) Play Suits. of white linen
and pongee; 3-piece styles. Sizes
Is to 10. Were $5.95. &S ~
Friday only .........
(25) silk Dresses. fiat crepes
and chiffons, printed or plain.
We're Sl0.75. Friday GS %
only
cor Jackets for sport wear.
Were SIS IS. Friday 60 10
only
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
SaOe in a Big Way on
Toilet Goods
Basement Store Bargains

(10O) Boys Bathing Suits, one
piece styles. Sizes 80 to EOo
81. Were 81. Friday only O/S
500 Mems Polo Shirts, tan,
white and blue. Sizes So
to 40. Were 81. Friday S5c
(140l Women's BIouses, with or
without sleeves. Printed and
plain. Were $l.95. Friday CT
OAlly $3.50.
(40) Slip-over Sweaters, all
wool or wool-and-rayon; good
colors. Sizes So to AZ. Were
; si;sS to s2.s5. 81 to So
1901 Girls Ensembles, fiat
crepe, in rose, red, green and
pink, also sun tan dresses.
with shorts to match. Sizes
Z to 10. Were $2.95. Ct S0
Friday only .......... ~A'oV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Curtaining and Curtain
Trimmings Reduced

(150 yds.) Curtaining, rem
nant lengths of marquisette,
sateen, burlap and theatrical
gauze. Originally 29c to Sc
soc yard. Friday only. 49,. ~
(1OO yds.) Curtaining, remnant
lengths of rayon, awning stripe
duck. linen. marquisette and repp.
Originally soc to Use yard. SC
Friday only, yard. ......
(l75 yds.) Trimming, remnant
lengths of cretonne ed ing,
chintz, ruffling, binding, etc.
Regularly 10c to zoe yard. Do
Friday only, yard ...........
Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
SIUerlUdre at
LosDered Prices!

as Pcs.) Silverware, sterling
bridal baskets, silver compotes,
compacts, plated sugar and
creamers and relish dis hes.
were $3.s5. Friday 50 Is
only ...............
Is Prs.l Sterling Salt and Pep
pers, plain and fancy de-
signs. Were $2.95. Friday 60
ONLY ..s.....
&c Prs.) Plated Salt and Pep
pers, nicely boxed. Were hQC
81. Friday only. ........ w
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Important Savings in
Don1esfics!

(19) 63x99-in. Superfine Seal
Ioped Hem Sheets, soft quality.
Were $l.sS. Friday ST AZ
only ................
(43) 72x99-in. Superfine Seal
Ioped Hem Sheets, some with
hemstitched hens. Were ST *
$2.10. Friday only. ~AOo
(26) Fancy Pillowcases, with
dainty lace edges and medallions.
Slightly soiled. Were $1.00 HOo
each. Friday only. w
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
(3S) $500 Hats
Tomorrow
SITS

Straws, silks and felts-Sum-
mer styles and Summer colorS.
Be among the SO lucky women
tomorrow morning to get onel
(10O) Summer Hats, odds and
ends Of higher-priced HOc
lines. Friday only. $50. Wv
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07

(eO) Folding Gard Tables,
red, green or mahogany nm
ished frames with black
composition tops. ST .N
Were s1.85. Friday,
On willow Chairs, green
with colorful cretonne up
hol S terry. Were ES1S
s7.e5. Friday only ~
Isl 13x27-in. PolychrOme
Console Mirrors, with heavy
plate glass. Slightly dam
aged. Were $6.95 % OK
and $s.s5. Friday,
FIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Card Tables, Porch
Furniture Reduced

(s) Steamer and Porch
Chairs, with cretonne or
canvas covering. Some with
tops. Were sl2.sS. S6.75
Friday only. ...... %o
90 14x30- In. Console Mir
rors, with heavy plate glass
and rich mahogany frames.
Slightly damaged. 81 o.
Were $5.95. Friday, ~
"a Stick Reed Chair, with
"a table to match. Fin
ished in brown. Were $3.50
and $685.. Friday. G10
each ...............
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
LOST STEER RESCUED
BY MINE WORKERS
Believed to Have Fallen Through
an Air Well Two Weeks

@eeeiaI Dispateh to The star.
RICHMOND, Va, August IA steer.
believed to have been In the subterra-
mean passages for about two weeks, was
rescued from o worked out Section Of
the Bertha Mineral Co. mines at Aus
tinville, Va. Workers saw q pair Of
eyes ahead Of them in the mine and In
Vestigation disclosed the steer.
The animal was thought to have fall
len through an air well and worked It's
way to the 150-foot level.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Where Haze You Seen
Such HousetUore
Values Before?

Zoo Yds.) Galvanized Screen
Wire Remnants, regularly
24c to 48c yard. Friday re- X
(143 Ft.) Fencing, Flower Bed
Guards and Trellis Wire. Reg
ularly &c to l3c per foot. IL
Friday, reduced. ......... II
(44) S-Qt. Aluminium Dish
Pans. Were soc. Friday 40c
only ............,.... ~
(l2) eft. Porch Gates. Were
81. 40. Fri d a y Or
only ................ ~
(9) Electric Toasters. Were
81 s2:s'' rrid az $1.05
We, Were .''7s. Friday $1.o5
a. All Metal Hose Reels.
O wsTe 'l.sS. Friday $1.@
was was $50 Friday $2.95
i2) Waterless Cookers.
V wsTs $3.50. Friday $3.95
rifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07

(f6) Misses Long Coat En-
sembles, with printed dresses and
plain navy, brown or black coats.
Sizes IA to 20. Were C1S
$3.50. Friday only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07

(1) Woman's Evening FrOck,
white chiffon, size AZ. Original
ly $49.5o. Friday 500 80
1851 Women'S and Misses
Crepe Coats, black Id navy.
Sizes IA to AZ. Originally @10
$3.50. Friday only. -. W"
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Sheer Chiffon
Hose, Only
$1.29

159 pairs - broken lines
of higher priced hosiery,
including lovely sheer chif-
fons with novelty clocks
and heels. Broken size
and color ranges.
street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Glassware and China
of S0uincsi

as 0SASSsa6Os
I'D 32-pc. Luncheon Sets of
American pore e ain; octagon
shape. Were 1895. Fri 60 OK
day only ............ ~-'>O
(67) Green Stem Glasses. -
Were 10c. Friday only. 80. "
1881 Crystal Glass Ice Cream
Dishes. Were Csc. Fri 10o
day only ............... AOS
(15) 12-pc. Bridge Sets, green
or rose glassware. Were Ct
$1.95. Friday only ........ ~A
81 Serving Trays. Were Ct
$l.49. Friday only. 49,. pa
Sixth Floor
SaUe IL, a Big Way on
Toilet Goods
(25) Double Compacts, were
$2.oo and $3.50. Fri 81 S0
(lO) S-Pc. Toilet
Sets Set c wsEs $500. FIJI $3.50
1851 Mems Imported Combs,
were zoe to Csc. Friday ~
(110) TOiletries, including COM
pacts, liquid powders, rouges,
bath salts, etc. Were Csc 1So
to soc. Friday only. 80. ACN
street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Soc Georgette
'kerchiefs
Csc

deliberately lace trimmed,
hand embroidered or hand
painted. In just the col
ors to match your eve
ming dresses. Also white
with contrasting ribbon.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07

Short Lengths from to 2 yards
Of satin, taffeta, MORE. sressrain
and fancy plaid ribbons. In pretty
eolors for trimming or hair ribbons.
Street FIoeR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07

(9) Misses Velvet Paletots, in
brown, green, peach and blue.
Sizes IA to 20. Originally @10
SIS. Friday only ....... w
(3) Velveteen PaletOts, in white
and black. Were &14 Rs
$19.75. Friday only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
(5O) $1O.75
Sports Dresses
s7.75

This seasons smartest
styles-of chuddah, shan
t1ng and fiat crepe. White
and pastels. Sizes IA
to 46.
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
~ Gloria Umbrellas
Repriced-Only
S2.19

Slightly imperfect, that's why
they're reduced. Black, brown,
blue, purple and green. with self
colored satin borders and attrac-
tive handles.
street FIoor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Trimming Remnants
J Price

Laees, braids, net, tulIe, all-over
lace, chiffon, seorgette, Bretone
and Alencon edging-ik to 2 yard
lengths that were zoe to $l.O0 q
yard.
Third F1oeF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07

Women's and Misses $16.5O Dresses, Now
AZ smart Summertime frocks- from $165O - ~
racks and reticketed selling! Every 81 ~
printed and hhons Oo ~
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-23
An progress is change.

All progress IS change.
Only by change do man and the factors,
Of his civilization move from the lower to
the higher state; from the cruder to the
finer development.
Our ChrysIer engineers devote their lives
to study, to analysis, to experimentation.
And out of this constant searching and
trying come the knowledge, conviction and
decision that lead to progress.
In announcing two complete lines of
New Straight Fights, m addition to our
lower-prioed ChrysIer Skies, we now regis
ter our most important change and progress
all designed, all worked for, all created
to give the world better and more satisfy
ing transportation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-23

cry of amusement seekers Tor some
thing new
They are to be seen within the
menagerie tent, and also upon the
main tent program, and at no add1-
tional charge when the circus
pitches camp nere at the Keystone
avenue show grounds for afternoon
and night performances beneath the
largest spread of canvas ever hoisted
to the tops Of giant spars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-23
Building Permits

Q. F. Marsischke. dwelling and garage.
2430 Coyner. So. 600.
Mrs. E. sohm. garage, 42s East Morris.
1855.
Grace NJ. E. church. remodel. Grant and
New York. $4,000.
Anna Albright. garage. SIS North Holmes,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-23
TORCH MURDER
CLEW is BLANK
New Angle in Schroeder
4,
Case GroundIeSS.

Clews connecting a young woman
and a man to the High School road
torch car mystery case proved
groundless Tuesday when investi-
gated by Sheriff George L. Winkler
and city police, they admitted.
The information indicated that
Harold Herbert Schroeder, Mobile
(Ala.) business man charged with
arson and murder in the case, had
accomplices in alleged slayi- Of the
man whose burned body was found
in Schroeder's blazing car the morn
ing of May 81.
Schroeder denies killing the man,
claiming the body is that OF a hitch
hiker who was killed when Schroe-
der fell asleep at the wheel ct his
car and it went into a ditch.
Investigators accuse Schroeder of
having killed the unidentified man
and point to an autopsy which shows
death due to knife or small caliber
bullet wound in his right chest.
Search is being continued in the
south for R. L. Jones, formerly of
Marysville, Tenn, To who Schroe-
der, while held in a southern jail
after the tragedy, is alleged to have
confessed he killed the man with a
sharp screwdriver. Jones was a
fellow prisoner in the Jail, but dis
appeared since his release.