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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-30

Floor.
S2.25 Patchwork Quilts
72xS4 Inches, $1.59-Street
Floor.
Part Wool Plaid Blankets
72x84 Inches, $1.97 pair.
Street Floor.
Luncheon Sets-54x54 Cloth
and 13-inch napkins, $3.50
Street Floor.
Bathroom EnsembleS-Bath
mat with lid cover, $685.
Street Floor.
Dundee Sheet and PiIlOw
Case Sets, $I.39 - Street
Floor.
Hdnd-Painted Silk Scarfs-
Large assortment of colors,
SI.95-Street Floor.
Angora Wool Scarfs-In
two-tone color combinations,
$I.95-Street Floor.
satin and Crepe BlouseS-
OF white and eggshell, $1.95
Street Floor.
Riddles eater Sets
Coat, Beret and Trunks to
match, $1.68-Second Floor.
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Spanish Net Panels-NoveI-
ty weaves, $1-Third Floor.
Chenille Rugs Washable;
in pastel colors, $I-Third
Floor.
Boudoir PiIIOws-Lace trim
med with Kapok filling,
$I.29-Street Floor.
Radio Lan1ps-Bronze fin
ish, green or amber globes,
9Sc-Third Floor.
Bed Lights-Rayon satin,
rose, green and orchid, 81
Third Floor.
Satin Donansk PiIIows-Bro-
caded designs. Red, rust,
green and gold. 81 - Third
Floor.
RULED Curtains - Dotted
and figured marquisette.
Pair, 98c-Third Floor.
Ship Models - Beautiful
ornament for mantel or
radio, 89c-Fourth Floor.
Cookie J0rs-Hand painted,
choice of attractive colors,
$1-Fifth Floor.
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SndueS, <0C-OIFeSt IOOr.
Mems CoIored Handker-
chiefs-Of fine quality lawn.
Box of 2; 5Oc-Street Floor.
Pin Cushions-Garters, Shoe
Trees and Boudoir Dolls, SOC
Street Floor.
81 and $1.9S JeDeIry-
Necklaces, Earrings and
Bracelets, 49c-Street Floor.
Boys Ties-A wide variety
of novelty patterns, $50
Street Floor.
ChiIdren's Hose - Of silk
and wool. Attractive colors,
5Oc-Street Floor.
Christmas Cards - Tinted.
Lined envelopes. Box of IL,
I0c-Street Floor.
Gift Stationery-White and
coIors. Box covered with
cretonne, 48c-Street Floor.
Gift Books - New titles.
Famous eve" series, 35c-
Street Floor.
NoUelty Book Ends-Animal
designs. Pair, 5Oc-Street
Floor.
NoUeIty Boxed PGper-With
fancy lined envelopes. Pas
tel colors, 5Oc-Street Floor.
ChIdren's Gift BOOks-In-
Guiding all standard series,
Csc, 35c and 5Oc-Street
Floor.
BibIes-Leather backs and
gilt edges, Csc - Street
Floor.
Royon Flat CrePe-Twenty
new shades from which to
choose, 39c yd.-Stree
Floor.
ChiIdren's GIoUes-Fine
quality fabric. Tan, brown
and mode, 39c-S eet
Floor.
Fast Color Prints-36 Inches
wide, 121ac yd. - Street
Floor.
I9c PiIIow CaSeS-Size AK
So inches, Zoe each-Street
Floor.
35c Oil Cloth-45 Inches
wide. White and floral de-
signs, 15c yd.-Street Floor.
Garter and Arm Band Sets
Choice of shades, Soc
Street Floor.
Rayon Underwear-Bloom-
ers, vests, combinations,
stepins, gowns, panties, 43c
Second Floor.
Silk Jersey Bandeoux-With
dainty lace trimming, Soc
Second Floor.
Red Rocking Chairs-De-
light the Riddles, 29c-
Fourth Floor.
Gun and Target Games, SOC
Fourth Floor.
Candy Boxes-Of pottery, in
colors, 5Oc-Fifth Floor.
China Dogs - Novel orna-
nlents, 50c-Fifth Floor.
Children's R0yon indies
Boomers, Panties and Vests.
Each, 25c-Basement.
Women's Royon Chenise-
Lace trimmed, cut full.
Sizes SO to AZ, 5Oc-Base-
ment.
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Shop Now for
Christmas Gifts

What thrill for anyone to
choose Gifts from the wide ar
ray of lovely new merchandise
Pettis' has in stock. There's no
better time to select than NOW
- with assortments complete
and prices the lowest in years.
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So or
Less

COO Less
oxes-Large size, -
81 OF Straa+ up cases. Satin lined $3.50
Street Floor.
For men. After Du Barry Manicure Sets
ion, talcum and Complete manicure prepara-
sh $I.5O-Street tons, S2.50-Street Floor.
1..r. OIL Mems Wittendon Blanket
~ Robes y Warm and coy,
va" u0rnins COZ $27S-Street Floor.
Outfits Includ- Mems Pigskin GIOUes-One
md, Coat Hanger dome fastener at wrist, S2.65
Trees, $I.19 Street Floor
Novelty SweoterS-Sizes Sc
aging P0J0n10s- to 46, $1.78-Street Floor.
terms. OF broad
street Floor Won1en's Flannel Robes
All wool, $2.65 - Second
Duo Shirts-New- Floor
S. "Sanforized."
$1'So - Street Silk Undies-AH styles and
shades, $2.65 - Second
Floor.
en- Shirts-"Col-
fine broadcloth, T,r;or Drs..e. WooI or.na
'et Fl00f' and Jersey, $2.95-SecOnd
Floor.
lie. Adjustable, I,,n;ox C;rdJs. Oe ..+in
'e' LOOT crepe, $2.95-Second Floor.
UnderuUear-For
"a +r;nred Cav Baby BuntingS - Of elder
Street Floor down; Upper style, $2.95
Second Floor.
dbags - Leather
lligator nailhead Carriage Sets-Pink and
, $.49 Street blue. Crepe de chine, hand
embroidered, $2.95-Second
Floor.
oyon Pajam0s-
~ EfooD - 40 Standardization trim
med, $2.95-Second Floor
II Frocks-Of
$1.95-Second Coaster Wogon-With disc
W h e s. $2.9S-Fourth
Floor
al s-AlI-wool
$1.98- Second Serving Trays - Acid and
heat resisting $3-Fifth
Floor
nockS - Princess
ne WITH oe patent Pottery Table Lamps-Large
. ~A'""-0e&O"" size, $2.95-Third Floor.
'IonneI Robes NoUelty Administer Rugs
Attractive pat Popular scatter Rug, $2.75
)-Second Floor Third Floor
OOer Lace Lin Nmn,dah Rugs-From mys-
nemse, Steplns, tic | n a, $2.95-Third
'ts and Boomers, Floor.
md Floor.
p.up Beacon Blanket Cloth Robes
, CT OK Soond Assorted colors and sizes,
$3.50 and $Z.95-Basement-
III End Tables Brother and Sister Upper
walnut, $1.4S- Outfts-Four-piece sets. All
r. wool, $2.S5-Basement.
all T0pestrieS- Pouo, O,;Itsd poLo.
S - zI~0' wide assortment of colors.
'"-Anr0 Fi0Or' All sizes, $2.95-Basement.
y" Serving Trays
of and acid Extra olzes Che"tse and
s-Fourth Floor. Panties-French crepe lace
trim, $2.95-Second Floor.
ets-Six Glasses
decorated. Vari- Imported Kid GLoUes-Ovs-
Floor ter white and eggshell. 16-
button length Sc value, So
guar Street Floor.
1plete with cord,
" ''O'' Indian Blankets-66x8O ms,
30, po;a.ou, $2.95-Street Floor.
!; sizes to ii
9-Basement. R0yon Spre0ds-80x105 and
86x105 Size, $2.S5 - Street
Jersey Roincoots Floor.
sizes Is to ~,
sment' Transparent VelUet-39 ms.
wide, S2.95-Street Floor.
"Whittenden";
A6 81 20 R..o Pequot Gift Sets-One Sheet
and two Pillowcases, $2.S5
Street Floor.
Pojonas For
daughter; Bridge Sets-An hand-em-
trimmed, $3.50 broidered. Regularly $3.50,
$2.49-Street Floor.
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Shoe Cabinets - 4-drawer,
98c-Street Floor.
Compartment Foot Stool
Sateen covering, $1-Street
Floor.
Shoe Cabinets - 4-drawer;
gay colored covering, Csc
Street Floor.
Boxed Handkerchiefs - Of
linen; white and colored; 3
to box, $1-Street Floor.
Mems Boxed Handkerchief
Fast color; 3 to box, 81
Street Floor.
Capeskin Cloves - Warmly
lined; black and brown, 94c
Street Floor.
Crystals Diamond Gut
Strung on chain; stimulated,
$I-Strect Floor.
Bath SoItS-In novelty con-
tainers, $1-Street Floor.
Electric Cigarette Lighter
Onyx with SIT. silk cord,
5Oc-Street Floor.
Cedar Chests-Filled with
stationery, 95c-S tr e
Floor.
Picot Top Chiffon Hose
Full fashioned, 59c-Street !
Floor.
Boys Fancy Broadcloth /
Shirts, $50; for $1-Street
Floor.
Boys AH-WooL PuEIoUer
Sweaters-With sleeves, 81
Street Floor.
Mems SylkIyke Broadcloth
Shirts-Collar attached, 81
Mems Fine Quality Neck IL
wear-All-wool lined, for -
$I-Street Floor.
Novelty H0lf-Hose-Of silk on
So FL. tion
Novelty Puff Deutschland NeW
kercb;ef cases. S1-Street, IL
Floor. Floc
Lace PiIIows-Kapok filled, All.
N-Street Floor. diffe
Sire
Coty's Gift Sets for Men
Shaving cream and talcum, n
$1-Street Floor. 20
Makeup Boxes-Large size le
with mirror, 81 - Street
Floor. -
Silk, Wool and Knit Scarfs- ~
Gay color combinations, 81 nc
Street Floor. u, +
Washable Leather Cloves
Some slightly soiled, 81 BOu
Street Floor. med
$1.2
Rayon Pajonos-Sizes 10
and IL, $1-Second Floor. Rad
ish,
Hand Made Gowns - Of CSC
nainsook; appliqued, &C.
Second Floor. Bed
rose
Observation-Disclosures MORE; Thi,
sizes to 8, $1-Second
Floor. Soti
cadc
New Print Shocks - All gree
sizes, $1-Second Floor. Floc
Novelty Tea Aprons-Prints Ruff
and dimities, 81 - Second and
Floor. Pair
Chidren's D'Orsays Blue Shir
and red kid, $1-Second orns
Floor. radi
Bridge SIippers-Of black Coo
crepe with pompons, 81 choi
Second Floor. 81
The border vidette., 1931-01-10
EASTERN STARS AND MASONS
INSTALL OFFICERS

Joint installation of new officers
for tna year 1881 was held last
Thursday night by the Eastern
Stars and Masonic lodges at the
Masonic temple.
New Eastern Star officers are:
Mrs. Wllnoth Kelsey, worthy
matron; Mrs Ellen Under wood
associate matron; Mrs. Patsy
Kelsey. coaductress; Mrs. Emma
Mae Fra,zsr, associate conduc
tress; William Simonton. worthy
patron; and Louis Hudgin, asso
ciate worthy patron.
The newly elected Masonic Off
GERS are Harry A. Wilson, wor
shipful master; G. q. Bells. sen
ior warden; and Alfred Taught,
junior warden.
Mrs. Goldie Stoltz of Tucson.
formerly of Nogales, retiring
matron OF the Eastern Stars, was
in charge Of arrangements for
the installation.
The border vidette., 1931-01-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Jose 6. Castillo, de
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned administrators with
the will annexed of the Estate
OF Jose G Castillo, deceased, to
the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said
deceased. to exhibit the 20, With
the necessary vouchers, within
10 months after the first pnbIica :
ton of this notice to the said
administrators ct the law offices
of Noon & Noon, Nogales. Ari
zona, the same being the place
for the transaction of the busi
ness of said estate, in the Coon
ty of Sauta Cruz, State of Ari
Zona.
RUGERIo MARTINEZ (Signed)
LUIS CASTILLO (Slgned)
Administrator with the will
annexed Of Jose G. Castillo, de
ceased.
Dated at Nogales, Ariz., this
26th day Of August, 1880.
12-27-5t
The border vidette., 1931-01-10
1890 BIGGEST YEAR IN ClTY'S
HISTORY

Nineteen-thirty was the big
gest year in the business history
of Nogales from the point OF
bank clearings, according to the
monthly business condition re
port compiled By the Nogales
Chamber of Com merce which
was released Tuesday Bank
clearing for 1880 amounted to
$73, 1856, 1913 AZ as compared With
500, 46O, 1926 in 1929 and $67.
O87, 1888 in 1923.
However there is another side
to the picture the report reveals.
Post Office receipts fell as did
tie total of im ports aud exports.
Bu;lding permits were greater
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n 1880 than in 1929 but less
than in 1923. On the other
hand light, water, gas and tele
phone connections we're greater
10 1880 than In 1929 indicanting
a healthy condition in these utili
ties.
Business during Decembe
fell off about 20 percent as com
pared with q year ago but it
wa the biggest month of the
final qua, t.r Of the year, the
report shows. Bank clearin9s
in December Of 1880 were 81,
887 876 80 as against $3.50, 346
55 ia December 1929. Novem
Der clearings were 1858, 737 q
as against S., 1927 ,854,96 in Nov
ember 1929 October clearings
we're $4707. .055. .O9 as against
S.. .428, 146 90 in October 1929,
and in September were $4,573.
392 81.
II is pointed out however that
the first six months saw bank
clearings break all records aud
early in the spring Nogales
bank c!earings equalled those
Of Tucson in one. month, show
ing conc!usively that Nogales
did not until three months ago
feel any effects of the nation
wide business depression and
even now is far above the aver
age.
Exports and imports fell off
about 50 percent during Dscem
Der as compared with year
ago. Last month these amount.
ed to ST., ,339.372 and a year ago
they were So. 383, 158. Exports
and i'm ports have decreased
slowly bat steadily since last
August, bu. are on par for the
year with 1923 and only slightly
less than in 1929. Last year
the total was $23, 254.4 421 and in
1929 they were $26, 26l .092 and
in 1923, $23, 407, 46O.
The annual meeting of the
Nogales Volunteer Fire Depart
ment was held last night at the
Firemen's Hall, and officers for
the year 1891 were elected. For
chief, Louis E,calada, City AL
derman, was unanimously elect
ed; Louis Bristol was chosen as
assistant chief; Frank Carroon
vas elected secretary. succeed
ing Robert E. Lee. who has been
a member OF the department is
years. Among the old time fire
fighters who retired as active
members last night are Hugo w.
Miller, E. K. Cumming and Bob
Lee.
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TAX VALUATION OF CATTLE X
REDUCED BY ASSESSORS

luCSOu, ATiZ, JSu. y. efOOT
prices reported for beef and dairy
products and dull forecasts for the
next two years has resulted in a
decided reduction ia valuation Of
range cattle By the Arizona Tax
Com missionand county assessors
Of the state. who met in joint
session here yesterday. The re
duct.on ranges from $l6 to $40 a
head.
Steers, two years and up. we're
reduced in value from $25 to
500. Beef or feeders dropped
$50 to $25; milk cows from $100
to SIS, and class 3. milk cows
from $40 to $50.
Miuimum sheep values we're
reduced from SIS so TO $500 a
head.
Other values fixed we're:
Buck sheep, SIS, no change;
common or graded goats, So. no
change; swine, $40. no change;
poultry, per dozen, S., no change;
turkeys. per dozen, $12, no
change; stands of bees. S., no
change.
+, Range horses. $40; class A.,
work horses, 500; class B, work
horses, $40; saddle horses $40;
asses, IS; jacks, $l00;uo changes
anv IF tho AhOvA
Fences per wire mile, $25, no
change; merchandise. to be as
sessed as per full inventory
value. less 10 per cent, and the
merchant to receive credit on
replacement values in accordance
with the individual assessors's
judgment.
Non productive patented mines
and lode claims. $36 so per acre,
$3.50 per full claim, no change;
patented mill sites, per acre
$50 so, nom productive.
Household furniture-all furn
iture must be assessed when 10
Gated in the average home. $50
per room. This does not apply
10 musical instruments and radios
which must be assessed separate
ly.
All banks must be assessed at
o value representing it's capital
stock surplus and undivided pro
fits. plus reserves and differences
in book value and actual value
of real estate.
Automobile dealers will be
taxed on one-twelfth of their
annual gross sales and stock on
hand at time of annual inven
tory. No changes were made in
valuations of machines IN the
hands of owners.
Motorcycles, first year-cost to
dealer, second year. 20 per cent
discount, third year 80 per cent
discount, fourth year the asses
sor to use his own judgment.
W. 0. Ruggles of Mohave
county was reelected president
of the assessors association. and
Ed Oglesby of Maricopa county,
was elected secretary.
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Magyar Civilization.

Uaxactln Is the oldest OF the Maya
cities whose ruins have been uncovered,
dating from approximately the time Of
Christ. Recent discoveries by the Car
negie Institute indicate that the Magyar
civilization even antedates the Christian
era. This city was one of the magnifi-
cent, temple-adorned cities of the "old
empire" whvn Maya culture in the arts
and in astronomy reached It's height
The Carnegie Psychologists found this
year that Uaxactun itself had been
built upon the site of an older settle
ment, and further excavations showed
layer after layer where new towns had
been built on older towns, in much the
same fashion as has been found in the
Babyionian cities. Each layer shows q
more primitive culture,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-24

Across.
clerical collar.
European riyec.
1l-Descendant OF Shem.
i2-Lamprey fishermen.
14-Mountain gorgeS.
I5-Wan.
16-Metric measure.
1e-Fish sauces.
Ie-Former rulers.
91-Color.
22-Heart.
23-Savory.
24-LaSS.
25-Uncle: Scotch.
26-Place of sacrifice.
27-Primitive name: Russ.
2S-Agitation against authority.
30-Sentence structure.
3l-DeSpoiling.
33-Blackbirds.
36-A balloon.
40-Melodies
alleged, melted.
A2-Female run.
A3-Hale.
A4-Mountain chain.
45-Become coiled.
A6-ChemiGel SANK.
47-Care for cattle for pay.
48-The fur seal.
49-Sun god.
5O-Aid.
51-Bears witness.
53-A salt spring.
55-South American monkey.
56-Vegetables
67-Facilitated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-24

OOWns
1--Honored.
PRIESTS vestment.
3--Receptacles.
GOODIES Of mischief.
5---One who leaves q will.
6--Renovate.
Listened.
S--TroubleS.
9--Born.
1O--Teutonic sky and war god.
1l--Daughter of Herodias: Bible.
ia group Of reptiles.
14--Ancestrial lines.
17--Unbend
2O--Natives Of a certain European
country.
21.-Allude.
23-Lapses.
ELECTROMAGNETIC musical instru-
ments.
26-Egyptian sun disks.
27-ReligiouS council.
Ethiopian.
30--Male ancestors
32-Live a useless, tndolent life.
33--More crude.
34-Stadia.
35-WorthlesS.
gifted up.
3e-Charge with air.
3e-Relates.
41-Incorporates.
44-RepreSentative.
Ashland in the Mediterranean.
47--Man's nickname.
48-Indians.
| 50--Malt drink
52-Chinese shrub.
54-Jewish month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-24
By Charles H. Joseph.

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tor the last column Print the omitted letter center column opposite
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-24

Answer to Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.