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We're $3.50 to $3.50

We're $3.50 to $59.5O
6-Satin Evening Gowns 1eweled clips at throat
contrasting trim . white, pompadour
81 10 "A. ~
2-Wool and Satin Frocks punch work trimmed
at neck and sleeve :. Spanish tile, size 81 90:
black, size 40
I-Ss9. so Canton Crepe Afternoon Dress black
with white vest and cuffs Ior Size 5ss. S4'
SECOND FLOOR
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SIS
We're SIS tO $29.5O

" ere va 10 YAS.OU
1e-Canton Crepes-The simple well made dresses
that you need every day fagotting cape
collars attractive clips at neck dreSsy
frocks with Jackets and removable satin blouSes
one Indispensable" frcck with beaded yoke
black brown green Spanish tile SIS
blouses fagottng Vionnet lines three
pieces NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SAo
8-Velvet Five o'clock Dresses one ana Two
niece fur cuffs . . puff sleeves real lace
trimmed
4-Evening Gowns lace and taffeta puff
sleeves new covered shoulder effects .......$ SIS
2-Sheer Woods baronduki trimmed one
and two piece ''..''''''.'''"''''$A
Sizes Ia to 20
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WOnen's Dresses
Fifth Floor
s12.75
We're $I6.5O to $25

S-2.piece Wool Dresses /. bright blouses
dark skirts fagotted !. beige, red, green,
for short women. 36s to 40s.. ........-. Sl2.7s
a. simple, well made IN good taste STATS
Chiffon .omnre, with jackets .dressy after
l-White Chiffon Jacket Frock size 36. $12.75
5-Chinon Evening Dresses take your choice OF
2-Cantons. two-piece style. in the useful, al
ways-in- demand black. 36. brown. .38. Sl215
2-Thin Wooden Dresses one-piece size 81
10-Canton Crepe Dresses black or brown. one
or two piece. sizes 80 to 42..............$l275
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We're $3.50 to $40.5O
5-s39 30 Wool Dresses for Short Women punch
work throat beautiful dresses in black tue a.s
I-S49 so Afternoon Velvet Suit with lame blouse.
ermine at neck of jacket. brown -peach. only
size 81. ,s A.
straps and belt white size 40 ...: SS3
1-S39.5O Black and White Satin Suit long
sleeves size So. %Sc
IS39 so Canton Afternoon Dress wine tone, lame
trimmed in size 49, "a dress with real charm $35
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Misses Goats
Third Floor
$3.50
formerly $89.5O to $40

3-SSs5O Black Cherkessa Coats with beautiful larCe
horseshoe collars and 1ared cuffs Of black fox SUCH
a small price for such lovely coats Sizes IA
W 10 %'0'o~
$50 Winterbeige Charda Cloth Coats, with sable
dyed kolinsky square shawl collar and elbow Guns
A marvellous value. Size IA ............. $79.SO
4-SS9.50 Soft BOuce Wooden, in black with circular
or shawl collars and hared cuffs OF Persian lamp.
Flat furs have never been better! Sizes IA
3-$89.5O Black Brown Rough Wooden Coats,
shawl collars and elbow cuffs of blue fox. Here's
something becoming to everyone! Sizes l6 and
10 %s0'OV
1-$ll0 Rough Wooden Coat. in cavalier blue, with
shawl collar and fared cuffs Of grey Persian LAMP.
A beautiful combination of colors! Size IA $3.50
2-$S950 All Black Coats, of rough wooden, with
cape shawl collars and deep cuffs of Persian lamb
wonderful bargain for size 20. $3.50
1S985O Forest Green Charda Cloth Coat, with large
square shawl collar and deep cuffs of kolinsky The
contrast OF the fur is most pleasing Size IA $3.50
1-$1lO Black BOucle Coat, with large mushroom
collar and double cuffs of black skunk. This Is
made on slim moulded lines Size 20........$7S.5O
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WOmen's Dresses
s25 Second Floor
Were 500. so and $39.5O

1-S2e.5o Canton Afternoon Frock. contrasting
satin trimming brown and-ice blue size AZ. $50
S-S2e5O Afternoon Frocks. print satins Two
piece cape sleeves. black white, rust-and-
white 1888 sizes. : SSo
$3.50 Satin Afternoon Frock black Two
piece cape sleeve :. one lucky 90 may nave
this :: s,ottAd iewei
buttons long sleeves . black size 40
brown. size 49, .....................:.. $2S
Jackets blue-pink eggshell-brown green
stargold . . back-white SO, 40 AZ sizes $40
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$39'5O
formerly $49.5O and 5000

3-S5s.50 Black, and Green Boucle Woolen Coats,
with red fox and minktan collars Furs for con-
trast on these Size 36................. S3SoU
1-S59.5O Little Womans Black BOucle Wooden
Coat, with kolinsky collar and cuffs. Such rich
dark fur! Size 40S observation-disclosures. $3.50
5-S59.50 Brown Rough Wooden Goats, with koln-
sky beaver and dyed squirrel collars. Close -urs
are an outstanding fashion. Sizes 36 to AZ $3.50
5-$49.5O Larger WOmen's Goats OF rough WOODEN
with collars and cuffs of caracu and lynx in black
Long slim lnes Sizes 44h2 to 4s1a. ....... $3.50
-s49.5O Black Goats in nubby boucle WOODEN with
soft furs on these Sizes SO to a. 36S to 4oS so
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Sports
Dresses and Suits

Dresses and Suits
lO-s2s5O Silk Crepe Dresses, in red. green, brown
most IA, 16 10 they the well tailored
26-S19.5O Wool Dresses wool crepe knlCtea,
cord knit dresses 4. brown, green, VINE, spanish
tile IA to 20 sizes $3.50
2O-s395O Sheer Wool Dresses wool crepes,
novelty tUeeds zelda cloth one and two
piece brown green Spanish tile and red
IO-SI275 Corduroy Suits. two piece. brown.
bne green sizes 10 to 2O.................S1O
SPORTS SHoP-FOURTH FLOOR
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RESSES- $2.95 to $45-Every One Reduced Friday
Misses Dresses
Second Floor
$25

I'D
We're $29.5O to $3.50
$3.50 Evening Lace and Satin with or with.
out jackets. green, pink maize brown, black.
and-white, black. the very colors now wanted:
s-s4e5O Lace Evening Dres:e: with Jackets. IL
and 16 sizes lace is important now. S$25
1-$39.5O Velvet Afternoon Frock. black. size
2-s4s5o Black Evening Dresses Of satin is and
6-s2s.5o Beautiful Thin Wool dresses contrast
ing crepe vests. some fur trimmed. green, brown
black. These will hurry out. so hurry In for them
2-S2e.so Black Canton Crepe Dresses .two-piece
effect. .smartened by white scarf and vest. size
lsas.5o Satin and wool dresses "a new fashion
lin black and white. sizes Is and 20......$ 25
3-S29.5O FagOtted Satin Dresses. white cuffs and
collars. sizes 16, 10, 90. lovely all day long S26
s35
We're $39.5O and $3.50
1-s4s5O Sunday Night Velvet Dress. puff sleeves
clips at neck. yellow. just at. S35
6-S39.50 Velvet Dresses Sunday night styles.
Venise lace collars. short sleeves. black. IA
SATIN Evening Dress white with jacket size
Lace Evening Dress. with jacket size H. $S5
$45
We're $3.50
3-SA95O Fur-trimmed Wool Dresses. green black
brown 10 and 20 just odd models lovely
INs4s 80 silk Creme Afternoon Dress lame scarf
and sleeves size IA. high fashion. .$45
Is4s.5O Evening Velvet. jacket. green. size y
Sms4s5o Satin Evening Dresses authentic ieionS
copies "i'''' 81 FLOOR '''''''''''''''
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WOmen's Goats
Third Floor
$3.50
formerly $3.50 to $40

a-s110 Brown BoucIe Wooden, with mink collars
and cuffs Imagine mink at such q pricei sizes
2-s1IO Spanish Tile Charda Cloth Goats with
square shawl collar and fared cuffs Of beaver. High
coiors are high fashion! Size SO, $3.50
5-S895O Black CherkesSa Cloth Goats with black
fox collars and cuffs Cherkessa one Of the better
woolens Sizes SO to 40. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SoO
1-Ses5O $3.50 Black Chardella Cloth Coat with
black Persian lamb shawl collar and flare GUNS.
grand bargain tor shorter woman. Size 36-S, $3.50
a-s9s5O Brown Charda Cloth Goats with large
beaver collars and cuffs. Fur used in new ways on
these Sizes SO to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SJSoV
e-sse 90 Black and Blue BOucle WOODEN Coats with
grew Persian lamb and kit fox collars and cuffs Be
ahead of the rest with grey furs! Sizes 80 70
1-s9s5O Black Rough Wooden Coat with stunning
collar and cuffs of black fox. For O larger woman
Size 46l2 '..'$'S'oO
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ST $50

6-Velvet Daytime Dresses lace trimmed .
black brown i. for short sizes SO to 40 .
practical as well charming. ...............S19 $3.50
1-Size 40 Brown Velvet Afternoon Frock $50
Evening Dresses of satin with rhinestone trim
mings will go out quickly size 40. $3.50
5-Black Satin with bright color for contrast.
short sizes SO to Al real buys. $3.50
1-Size 40 Brown Satin Afternoon Dress. wanted
color and style come in early for this $3.50
Brown Canton Crepe tsize 36l Afternoon
BLACK Satin Lace-trmmed Dress. one size 38
can this 1t has senderiZing lines. $3.50
6-Mixed Light weight Wool Dresses. the kind
of dresses you almost live in So 49, AZ sizes $3.50
Satin Evening Dresses with cape. flesh, white,
green SO, 49, AZ. get extra one at this
price Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
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$7.95
formerly $IO.95

Silk Dresses travel tweeds
satins and a few wOolens {.
black, brown, blue and a few
prints. This collection is limited
and sizes are broken for women
and misses.
INEXPENSIVE DRESS SHOP
FOURTH FLOOR.
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$l.05 Cotton Pajamas
Printed pajamas of broadcloth .one and CT
two piece also batiste in striped or printed Up /
designs Housewives like to work in the -
home in them. girls at school like them, too.
Sl.05 Silk Underwear
Chee sgns and dance f sem Crepe s,t de ST
lace or hemsttching Flesh, white, peach
. you know these will go out quickly, so hurry IN.
S3 and So. 05 Silk Underwear
sneh s. sspR ssy and of styles
. flesh, tearose blue, white. .........
SIS to S5.95 Silk NightgOwns
If YOU like handmade undertakings. QO OK
hand embroidered and hand-drawn %s6"~~
work come in or II you prefer lace
trimmed dainties those here too. lifted styles
flesh, white, tearose.
Corsets, Cirdles-Reduced
SIS Garments step,in q grdes s broad &c
1876 Corsette- brassieres Of wolfe with nipped-in
waistline uplift bust, a. IS. Al, a.. $29S
1878 SEMI side hook SrdleS crepe de chine
IA in long. 1884 Dorothy Bckum. ....S6
5-s2 Narrow wolfe girdes Warmers. "a size. 81
Other odd girdIes 90 to SO sizes in broken as
sortment, notC 81 to $3.50 -
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$ /. ;
We're $3.50 to $3.50

5-Velvet Afternoon FrOcks. brown, blue, black.
sizes SO S. to 40 s.. will make charming party
6-3-piece Thin Wool Suits. brown, green, oxford
:. .38 to AZ sizes think of getting them for. SIS
3-5 O'Clock Gowns. filmy chiffon with sheer lace
trimmings cape. flesh blue. So 38, AZ sizes. SIS
Silk and wool FrOck. practical smart. brown
3-Black Canton Crepe Dresses. down to the mo-
mert fashions with color contrast for trimming
SO and 38 short. .$l5
Satin Evening Dresses. rhinestone and velvet
trimmings green, blue, white. .36, 38, AZ.
4-CantOn Crepe FrOcks. surplice models that are
30 slenderizing black brown. SO short size
only Observation-Disclosures. SIS
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WOmen's Goats
Fourth Floor
s29.5o
formerly $35 to $3.50

1-S5950 Black and White Tweed Sports Coat. with
caracul collar So to travel ini Size A $3.50
I-S49.5O Black and White Tweed Coat. with skunk
collar Stunning for a larger woman. Size
"a ,ro. ana TAI, T,..sd snorts Goats with
raccoon collars. Lovely coats for all around wear
Sizes SO to 40 $50 S:.. o.. ,t, co ssso of
ninktai A grand bargain for short woman
Size 4oS ....:.....:........::... '$zS;sO
1-S49.5O Brown Tweed Sports Coat with collar
Of raccoon You'll love this cold Winter days!
For short woman, Size 3Ss ;sS9.sO
5-S35 Tweed Sports Coats, with wolf and Jap-coon
collars Becoming lines in these! Sizes 36
to 40 Observation-Disclosures. .$29.5O
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We're $3.50 to $3.50

50 Street and Afternoon Frocks
silk crepes, velvets. It hi n
woolens some velvet jacket
dresses. I'll e wooden dresses,
trimmed with contrasting colored
silks. an unusual collection of
fashions reduced.
THIRD FLOOR.
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The SUICIDES are imported wash
able pull-ons. the Capeskin is
South African with turnbAck
cuffs appliqued. the Lambskin
Is the pull-on style with scalloped
topsl Tan, beige, grey, eggshell
:. odds from our tremendous
selling this season and wonderful
vA1tfAs
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WOrnen's and Misses
Dresses
Fourth Floor
$3.95
formerly $S.95

~ Wool Dresses. wool crepes,
novelty knits. Jersey. .two-tone
-. jacket styles two Nelly
Don styles. .pique trimmed. =.
one and two piece tailored
styles. nice color assortment. !.
sizes II to 90 and 80 to A.
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MANNtRSANOMORALS s
g\ By JANE JORDAN /pI

women and given them leisure to
consider their personal appearance.
Therefore, the present-day woman
Of 40 looks somewhere around 80,
and is amply able to keep young
husband interested, provided the
disparity of ages is not great enough
to create a separate set of interests.
The thing for you to worry about
IS not these two years that lie be-
tween you and your young man. but
which Of two kinds Of love do YOU
feel for him? The difference has
been described best in hoinely words
Which 1 quote from Julia Peterkin's
prize novel, Scarlet Sister Mary:
"Dey is two diffunt kinds O love, 81
May-e. Two; eye-love and heart love
Eye-love is tricky. will fool you. E
done fool plenty people Two people'll
meet an tink dey have love. 1t seem so
De oman look good to de man; de man
look good to oman. Evy time dey meet
dey talk pleasant talk. Den dey gone an
married togedder. But soon, all-two'u
wish to Gawd dey ain never see one an
nudder.
'Heart-love is diffunt. Diffunt from
eye-iove as day is from night. Sometimes
Joy walk long wild EN-. but GO much wild
sorrow. Heart-loYe and sorrow is one
mudder's chilen. When you meets wild
heart-love, peaceu leave you. But heart
love is brave. E kin pure smile in de
lace deaf. honey pure shames dealt"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-22
Free Samples at Druggists
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sages-a few drops up each nostril,
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2.-When a Cold Strikes
Use the convenient Vicks Drops
during the day-any time, any place
as often as needed for comfort
and relief. At bedtime, rub Vicks
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Leave bedclothing loose around the
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-22
BYide-ELeCt
Honor Guest
at ShOzOerS

Mrs. Thomas Killela, l08 East Thir-
tenth street, entertained Wednes-
day night with a bridge party and
personal shower in honor of Miss
Martha Garaghan, whose marriage
to Urban J. Hodapp, Cincinnati, will
take place Nov. at the SIS. Peter
and Paul cathedral Miss Garaghan
is the daughter of Francis x. Ga
raglan, 1921 Broadway.
Hodapp formerly was star short
stop of the indianapolis American
Association baseball club and now
is with Cleveland of the American
League.
A color scheme of pink and white
predominated in the decorations and
appointments, which were in bridal
design. Guests were Mesdames Rob-
ert Schmutte, j. r. Commons, Misses
Ann Cavanaugh, Frances Garaghan,
Josephine Cline and Helen and Car
melita Nolan.
Mrs. Schmutte, Misses Helen
O'Brien and Frances Carter enter
tanned Tuesday night at the Ant
lers for Miss Garaghan and Miss
Carmelita Nolan, also a bride-elect,
who will marry Bernard G. Nichols
Friday. Guests We're:
Mesdames Kinela. Charles L. David
son Jr.. Mary Peavy Ruth Cook. II.
L. Rector. Misses Frances Garaghan.
Helen Nolan. Alice and Jane o'Brieu.
Catherine O'Donneu Josephine Cline.
Catherine Roach. Martha Junemsn.
Catherine Moran. Ruth Urmston and Mary
Herold
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-22

expenditure of money; 9 per cent
let personal likes and dislikes be
their guide; 9 per cent have time
to kill and how they kill it isn't
important; per cent are strong
for sociability.
There were 3 per cent who relied
on rest and personal benefit as a
guide, and 80 per cent who thought
Of pure, undiluted enjoyment.
When they go shopping, boys and
girls were more interested in the
freshness" of the commodity than
anything else. At least 100 of them
were. Only IS said that they think
about cleanliness. One in the group
notices if the store is clean. The
other 226 never mentioned it.
DR.. Phillips listed her question
naire results and then made a state
ment:
Our first suggestion for educa-
ton would stress the proposal that
some school subjects should include
more practical problems and ex-
periments selected for consumer
problems"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-22
Federation
to Vote ON
Ne7O Plan
By Times Special

~ Times Special
WEST BADEN, Ind, oct. o.
Decision not to accept the new con-
greSsional plan of redistricting the
state was reached by the Indiana
Federation of Clubs, in convention
here until Friday. following heated
discussion Wednesday afternoon.
a vote today was to decide
whether the federation would &C
cept the new redistricting plan pre-
sented by Mrs. E. c. Rumpler, In
dlanapolis, to divide the state into
nine units, or to maintain the thir-
teen present district allotted by the
old congressional plan.
Voting for candidates was held
during the day with the only race
between Mrs. Edward Franklin
White, Indianapolis. and Mrs. Ed
win N. Canine, Terre Haute, for the
office Of president of the federation.
Three Are UnOpposed
Mrs. Edwin /. Poston Martins
vile, is unopposed for the office of
second vice. president, as are Mrs.
Glenn Knauss, Lagrange, for the
office of corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. Myla Stewart Gordon, Lo-
gansport, for trustee.
Wednesday sessions also featured
adoption of eighteen resolutions, the
only one receiving any discussion
being that concerning international
disarmament.
Mrs. Frank J. Sheehan, Gary. a
former president, presented a reso-
luton, which unanimously was
adopted, deploring the comunistic
movement, urging that clubs
strengthen their programs in Amer
lean citizenship and work actively
with government officials and edu-
cational and social agencies to
bolster American ideals.
Tax Resolution Adopted
A tax resolution was adopted,
asking members to indorse and
support legislation for fair distri-
button of the tax burden accord
ing to citizens benefits and ability
to pay.
Another resolution commended
Richard Lieber, director of the state
department of conservation, for the
work of the department in conser-
walton of parks, forest preserves,
historical and patriotic monuments.
1t was voted that Mrs Edwin F.
Miller. retiring president, who was
nominated for the office of director
of the General Federation of
Women's Club, assume her office at
the close of the state convention, in
stead of at the close of the bicen-
tennial convention of the general
federation to be held in June.
KOkOmo Club Wins
Mrs. Hamet D. Hinkle, Vincennes,
who is retiring director, will re-
linquish her office Friday, ending
several months of service.
1t was announced by Mrs. Emily
HaWley Sherman, chairman of the
fine arts department, that the
Kokomo Woman's Department Club
will have permanent possession of
the Randolph Coates Provincetown
painting, having won it as prize
for three successive years.
Other fine arts awards went to
Lafayette Art Club, Marion Woman's
Department club, Mrs. Wayne Ham
ilton, Linton, in composition; Mrs.
Lille V. Kronk, Goshen, piano; Mrs.
Cora Young Wiles, Indianapolis,
song; Irwin E. Perigo, junior poetry.
1t was voted that the president
OF Epsilon Sigma Omicron sorority
sponsored by the state federation
and Indiana university, have the
same standing on the state board as
department chairmen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-22

per cent based their choice entirely
on what they liked and didn't like.
When it came to clothes there
were only out of the 227. students
who were not satisfied with their
clothing purchases.
Sixty-four per cent showed a
practical streak and thought wear
ing quality good reason to judge
a suit or frock a. success. Attrac-
tive appearance Influenced IA per
cent, style - per cent, good fit II
per cent, stability per cent, and
comfort another 5 per cent.
The independence of young Amer
lea suffered a setback. 1t doesn't
like to make its own decisions. Just
II per cent preferred to shop alone,
without consulting an older person.
When it came to entertainment,
the desire for spectator entertain
ment and vicarious thrills, led the
list.
OF the 608 amusements listed, AZ
per cent we're shows and movies.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-22
Personals

Mrs. Pauline Moon Haueisen, 1921
North Meridian street, will return
soon from a summer in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shiel and
daughter, Mary Louise, 1902 Cen
trail avenue, will spend next week in
New York. They will attend the
Purdue-Carnegie Tech football
game in Pittsburgh Saturday.
Vicompte S. de Vaulchier, New
York, is at the Marott for a few
days.
Miss Mary Florence Smith, Vim
cennes. will spend the weekend
with Miss Edith Robinson, 1912
North Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G. Fairbanks, fol-
lowing a western motor trip, are at
the Marott, where they will remain
indefinitely.
Miss Freda j. Lancaster and Miss
Mabel K. Holland, Fl. Wayne, are
guests at the Marott. They are at
tending the convention of the State
Teachers Association.
Word has been received from
South Bend, that Miss Elinor Kirby,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett
F. Kirby, 655 North Rural street,
has been elected general chairman
of the sophomore cotillion at St.
Mary's college, Notre Dame.
Miss Kathryn D. HoSmer, De-
troit, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Hosmer, formerly of this
city, appeared in program given
by the American Association Of
University Women of Detroit, for
the benefit of the city's fellowship
fund Friday night. She is a grad
uate of Tudor Hall, and Vassar
college.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-22

knew the price Of gas. Seventy per
cent knew how much granulated
sugar costs a pound.
Most of the children went home
for lunch or bought it at restau-
rant across the street, it was discov-
cred. The cost Of the meal ranged
all the way from cents to 81. Fifty
cents was the average.
Potatoes were the only vegetable
eaten by 70 per cent of the boys and
girls. There we're 30 per cent who
had no vegetable at all, not even
the customary French frieds,
mashed, or au gratin varieties.
What values are you interested
in when you choose food?" Miss
Phillips asked.
The answers had lot more to
do with taste than with nourish-
ment. Only 10 per cent said that
they think about this at all. Six
teen per cent chose for health, 8 per
cent for specific food values, and 4
per cent for energy. The other 48