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Help Wanted Female

LADIES to learn the barber trade; we can
not supply demand; earn while learning;
terms if desired. TORS Sanitary Barber
College $40 E. Washington. 472 w. Wash
ington.
WOMEN 81 to As. if you are interested in
Spencer .corsets there is NOW an open
ing. Call MISS MICKEY. district man
ager. 309 SEVERN hotel. for appointment.
NEW Fall line Just released, opportunity
for real sales ladies' positions open in
surrounding towns. GIG State Life Bldg.
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Optimist Club will play its
monthly golf tournament at Mobiles
Vile park Thursday afternoon at
l. A chicken dinner will be served
to members and their families at 6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-02

Indiana and Kentucky field man
ayers of the Western and Southern
Life Insurance Company today for
mulated plans for fall campaign
in sessions at the Claypool. The
meeting will close Thursday.
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indianapolis chapter, Order of
De Molay, will hold a dance at Riv-
erSide pavilion Labor day morn
ing. from to g. Members of the
committee in charge are Ivan
Brammel, chairman; Herbert Smelt-
ger and Bernard Jasper.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-02

disappointment of Scion Viles as
probation director of municipal
courts was announced today. Viles
had been serving as probation Off
Ger at the state reformatory at
Pendleton, having resigned the In
dianapoliS post several months ago.
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BLACK PHANTOM
OF OLD KILLER
DAYS IS DEAD
Famous Western Bad Man,
Stage Coach RObber,
Passes in Prison.

By United Press
CANON CITY, Colo, Sept. o.
The Black Phantom, stage coach
robber. road agent and killer, one
of the last bad men of the old
west, is dead.
The Black Phantom was Allen
H. Downen, 81. The white-haired
old man, whose benevolent attitude
and jovial spirit belied his past,
died at the Colorado state peniten-
tiary, where he had been since
1896. He was the oldest convict,
both in years and in time served.
The wooden box was ready for
his burial today on Goat Hill, not
far from graves Of leaders in the
bloody prison riot of 1929.
Saw First Plane in 80
1t was during the riot that Oow-
nen saw his first airplane when it
flew over the prison. He had seen
automombiles pass. Other phases
of the modern world were a closed
book to him for he lived in memo
ries of two-gun road agent days
when lynch law ruled the west.
At "a, Downen held up a stage
coach, his first essay in crime. Five
years later, he stepped from the
roadside near San Joe, Cal, robbed
a Wells Fargo stage and escaped
into the hills. A posse caught him
and he was sentenced to twenty
years in San Quentin penitentiary.
Two years later he escaped.
spectacular gun battle ended in re-
capture. DoWnen served ten years
OF his sentence.
Free again and six-shooter in
hand, he held up, robbed and killed
a man and woman. Again he went
to San Quentin, to remain until
1892.
Rode Into Rockies
Known throughout the west by
that time as the Black Phantom,
the bad man rode eastward into the
Rockies. Vigilantes with a rope
chased him out of Montana. Daring
holdups made his name an epithet
in Cheyenne, Wyo.
Soon the golden road that leads
from Denver to the mountains was
terrorized by farm hand who was
road agent by night. The Black
Phantom was busy again. Scores
of travellers "stood and delivered"
at pistol point. Joel Ashworth,
salesman, resisted and paid with
his life.
one night Downen held up one OF
his own relatives. His mask slipped
and the Black Phantom was
phantom no longer. A posse cap
tured him and he was sentenced TO
life Imprisonment for the murder
of AshwOrth.
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oLNEY. N, 1875 rms, breakfast nook,
mod; gar: water paid. $500. On. VIZ:
PINE. n. 403-5 rooms and bath: water
paid: sls. Ii. 0e72.
Rent reduced attractive apt, 3 large
rooms. BATH kitchen large enough IoI
diInette; porch; gyaoTzsoge; spic ana span
RAY 4 z2-6-Tm.- brick veneer. excellent
double. ,redeco. reduced. DR.. 2335.
RECENT. 62-6 rooms: seml-modern; new
paper: garage. Cal HUI. 6433.
RUCKLE. 2043-6-room mod; double. re;
decorated; garssggss. nice SaT z5aa Near Ro0u
VERMONT. E. 3547-6-room semi-mod.;
near school and car. s18. II. 1347
WINTHROP. 4I45-Modern double. garage:
reas. to responsible party. Il. z4z3-
WISCONSIN. 3I7-5 rms. redeco.; garage;
near School %. Reduced. s1S. Ri. o642,
WOODRUFF PL.-6 rms, double, priyi-
lege of sublettihg small apt; making rent
very reasonable; no Children en- 4So0:
COTTAGE. 1855 rms. water paid, gas.
cleo, nicely papered; SIG. Dr. 32o4-K.
23D.- E. lI7-76 rOms., bath. thoroughly
MoNTA-Rent Free, 1901 W. New York 8
Broadway. Il rms. 2 baths. gar. Ri. 7725.
S2O-REDUCED TO SO
5-rm.. near Ford plant Cruise. 12s N. Del.
ONE MONTH FREE-Rent sl2. 1886 Oliver
ave. 5 rooms. owner, 1854 N. Delaware
SCHOOL St., 52I5; rms, furnace 5000
5I7i Baltimore. 5-rm.. bungalow. 5000
824 S. Missouri: rms; ........ Ie'oo
, egg Udel E. 1 rms semi ssn, 13s 90
1854 Ludlow; S rooms semi. 49,. 1880
1907 w. Ohio; rms. cleo; we'll; 1920
2l3l ". Morris; rooms: cleo. well 90
1850 Quill rooms semi. ....... 400
1853 Howard: rooms cleo. 49,. 1900
761 Lynn; 5 rooms. semi-mod. -. 1900
a Sas AApIlseate ro G0omS 5gS 90
$40 Parker; 6 rooms. modern. $3.50
Marion County State Bank
139 E. Market st. Ii. 1854.
Modern Near Garfield Park
% Fi V rooms modern; good condition tia
Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market
SINGLE, $35 PER MO.
Eight ICONS s %od sTn ga Sons will d ss
1902 PROSPECT.
GREGORY { APPEL. INC. Ii 7491.
fd urn re rent reduced. He. 2si7
' s3 ssS Hae ziHH 'i ill.,
Suitable Tor 4 L amll1oS
1855 COLLEGE AVE.
Close to good school; six, rooms. mod
ern: bedrooms 2-way double. Steam
heat Call talbot 5O16
10TH, E, 234-Practically new. 6-rm. dble.
water paid; Pear garage: reduce $40:
18TH, 1875 VS. rooms bath. furnace;
garage; $25. DR.. 1417. Key 1131 W. 1ath.
rent. Cd shape. 44o Cora.
Sc. 718 w. 18th; $40. CRUISE. 128 N.
1877 SHELDON (COLOREDl
4-room double: water paid; $40. .o,
GREGORY g. APPEL. INC. Ii. 7491.
Houses for Sale
East
TACOMA. 436-seven-room modern. lot
521s feet wide. front drive garage. i'm
proved street and alley mo Barrett; va
chial schools, $3.50. Terms. LAWRENCE
]. SEXTON: REALToR. Indiana Trust
81 200-S12 cash SO monthly, 2144 N.
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Help Wanted Male
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
are convincing takers and able to meet nsef
proposition which will afford an OPP
portunity to travel at our expense. Do
not apply II you are satisfied with earn
lngS Of less than $50 weekly. See MR.
SHANNON 313 Continental Bank Bldg.
EX-Soldiers Claims
All Ex-soldiers should file claims under
New Laws without delay. Rejected claims
re-opened; Widows. Orphans and De-
lay.
JOHN. P. FITZGERALD. Attorney.
202 Holiday Bldg. Ohio & Alabama SITS
Salesman
Must own car; in indianapolis and
every city in Indiana very attractive
proposition to sell free wheeling that can
pc installed on any new or used car for
Call or write.
Safety Free Wheeling Co.
In Indiana
1888 North Meridian 81
BARBER STUDENTS-Ear while learn
ing; low rate tuition; terms if desired;
diplomas awarded Established 20 years
Washington, $40 E. Washington.
POSITIONS Aboard ocean liners; good
addressed envelope brings list. E. w.
ARCULUS. Box 292 Mt. Vernon. N. Y.
SPECIALITY salesman who has had eX-
perience with retail hardware and drug
trade pref. Must have auto. Call CHI $685.
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Don Hastings, radio expert, will
address the Advertising Club of In
dianapolls at its weekly luncheon
Thursday at the Columbia Club.
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Lost and Found

.OST-Small Black grip containing ladies'
wearing apparel Saturday o. M, on 38th
or 42d near Capitol. Hu. 1920.
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Rooms for Rent

WOODRUFF PL.. s56 w. Dr.-Desirable
rm.. modern, private home. Oh. I29I.
TWO-Modern. furnished rooms. near
Tech. 1884 Sterling st. Oh. 056e-W.
18TH, e, 521-Attractive rm., mod. home.
SO: u 50. Central car Ri. 1882
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Radio Prices overMany Bargains Are onghs Want Ads
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

- FUNERAL DIRECTORS --
VALID 1922 Union St., 1919 N. Illinois
Little & Sons 2455 N. Talbot IA. 2222
Hisey & Titus 951 N. Delaware Ii. 1928
WeiIand & Goodrich, 1911 N Meridian. Ia 1850
W. D. BeanbIossom, 1921 w. Ray BE. 1888
J. C. Wilson, 1890 Prospect DIR. O321-O322
Grinsteiners 522 E. Market RI. 1914
W. T. Blasengym 1926 Shelby DIR. 257O
W. H. Richardson & Co., 1901 N. Mer, IA. 1910
Lauck Funeral Home, 1853 S. Meridian. DIR 214O
DEATH NOTICES
beloved husband Naomi Bellies father PAU
& asSse a1 Tge'3 %ssses g. S + m
town Ina F & c cam PAGE 92'e a bGfsEY FuSEA
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5F Ts F4F H M at si sso 6'Ts hs5 81 MAJ N &
S : 6orE in chsTge Burial Crown
CARD OF THANKS -
sas % for Ro3Ef s:a sne aRseR PF s
oren'F Funeral Director anu cfGDREN
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The City
i'm Brief
THURSDAY EVENTS

THURSDAY EVENTS
Advertising Club luncheon, Columbia
Club. , s.tot,
luncheon, Board of Trade.
American Business Club luncheon Co
lumbia Club.
Sisma Chi luncheon. Board of Trade.
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PROSPECT. i327-NesN Fountain Square.
Rent reduced attractive apt, IaTgs
rooms. BATH kitchen large enough Iof
dinette: porch garage; spic ana span.
ADMITS s2a Oh aOI9.
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RUCKLE. 2O43-6-room mod; double. re;
school Rent s225O He 4543.
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Houses for Rent

oI,NEY N l325-5 rms. breakfast nook,
mod; gar: water paid. $3.50. en-. 0II2:
PINE n. 403-5 rooms and bath: water
rad. era ii nFTo
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-02
Cottages and Resorts
Real Estate for Exchange

SHAFFER LAKE-Ideal Beach; new. mod
ern lake front cottages. fishing. IT. 1890.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-02

WISCONSIN. BIS rms, redeco.; garage
near School %. Reduced. SIS. RI. 0642,
WOODRUFF PL.-6 rms, double, priyi-
very reasonable: no children. Oh. 1850.
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REGENT. 62-6 rooms: semi-modern; new
paper: garage. Cal HUI. 6433.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-02

RAY e 42-6-rm.. brick veneer. excellent
inrhIe redecn rerluced Dr.. 5233.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-02
Houses for Sale

East
TACOMA. Seven-room modern, lot
521a feet wide. front drive garage. i'm
proved street and alley mo Barrett va
chiai schools, $3.50. Terms. LAWRENCE
]. SEXTON. REALTOR. Indiana Trust
Bldg Ri. 7i51. If. 0621.
81 .20O-$12 cash, So monthly. 2144 N:
Temple Ave. rooms. cleo. 2 lots, paved
street, no Barrel law. owner. 1854 N.
Delaware St Ia. 1894.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-02
S2O-REDUCED TO SO

Modern Near CARRIED Park
Five rooms modern. good condition;
$3.50 per month. 1131 E. Raymond.
Dunlop 81 Holtegel, 122 E. Market
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StOre-Ofice Supplies

RENTAL, AGENCY-Typewriters any make,
special rental price; $3.50 per month; Sc
for months Ii. 4712.
LN 1N4 LINZ King Elk 205 Mass.
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VERMONT. E.. 3547-6-room semi-mod. :;
near SCHOOL and car Sl8. II. 1917.
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WINTHROP. 4145-Modern double. garage:
reas. to responsible party. II. 2423-
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DELAWARE, N, S43-Strictly mod. rm.;
twin beds; gentlemen; reas Ii. 6209.
GRAY. N, 958-S5 for nm and board; car
line; private; congenial. Oh. 3232-R.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-02

cleo, nicely papered; SIC. Or. 3554-h:
23D- E. lI7-6 roms. bath. thoroughly
modern. newly papered: SIS. Hu. 2l69.
MONTH Rent Free 1901 w. New York. 5
rms 258 Richland. 6-rm. cottage. $3.50
Broadway Il rms. baths. gar. III. We.
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Room for Rent With Board

NICELY furnished nm. in private apt.
1900 East. Ri. 31n7.
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SINGLE, $35 PER MO.
Eight rooms modern, gar, will deco
rate 1922 College Ave. Phone Ia. 50l6
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CARD OF THANKS


apH ' Funeral Drector w.
OiN''0'1N
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2 STORERMS. w; living rms. adjoining
Sale or trade small town prop. Be. 1913
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Radio Tubes. Used.
Guaranteed. POI A
type. w h lie they
last, ESQ each.
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HOTEL ANTLERS
PRINCETON HOTEL

Nice clean. hot, cold water, IS wk.; bath,
81 wk. Warm steam heated rms. Real
winter home: ladies' men. 232 S. III
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-02
Coal and Wood

West Side Cash Coal Co.
10 N. Richland. Belmont 3014.
"once Coaled by Us. Never Cold Again
SUMMER PRICES.
ECONOMY FUEL SUPPLY co.
DR.. 1920. DIR. 1921.
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3bUZ PROSPECT.
5-roon. single, cleo. It's. SIS.
GREGORY & APPEL. INC. Ii. 7491.
PATH. 618 E.-5-rm mod, with steam heat
fIrn-. rent rednced. He. PHI.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-02
Agents Wanted

SELL personal Christmas Cards. Names
embossed in gold; 81 dozen up: Highest
sortments. DUNBAR CO. New Bruins
wick. N. J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09

vocal and instrumental numbers, Tom
Cushing also demonstrating that, not
withstanding the disabilities which have
caused his residence at Walter Reed
ever since the war, he is able to con-
tribute his share of good cheer with
voice and piano.
Several members of the Jewish We'll
fare Association were present and par
ticipated in the tea, assisting in the
singing of sacred and folk songs.
The Wesley Heights Circle of the
Florence Crittenton Home met in the
home of Mrs. Ruth G. Butler, on Forty
fifth street, for luncheon today. Mrs.
Butler was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Carl C. Champion and Mrs. Alli-
son Naylor Miller.
Mr.. Waverly Taylor entertained a
party of eight at the supper dance at
the Club Chantecler Saturday evening
Mrs. Joseph F. Edward entertained at
the Willard at luncheon and bridge
Friday for Miss Margaret Brown, whose
marriage to Mr.. Phillip Schrier will
take place Wednesday. Guests at the
luncheon included Miss Margaret Brown,
Miss Katharine O'Donnen, Miss Dor
othy Fosberg Mrs. Peggy Kyle, Mrs.
Charles Larry Miss Regina Michigan,
Miss Alma Nelligan, Mrs. Abner Drury,
Mrs. John Shugrue, Mrs. James Farley
and Mrs William A. Mess.
Miss Catherine Brosnan of Atlanta,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09
CHILD HEALTH DATA
WILL BE PRINTED SOON
Volume Summarizing Late Confer
ence to Be Off Press
February 10.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
A 353-page book summarizing the
White House Conference on Child Health
and Protection will be off the press
February 10.
A foreword by Secretary Wilbur,
conference chairman, chronicles the
accomplishments of the Child Con-
ferenceS of 1912 under Roosevelt and
1919 under Wilson, and outlines the
larger field covered by the 1000 experts
who gave volunteer services to Presi-
dent Hoover.
Chairmen of the four chief con-
ference sections, medical service, public
health and administration, education
and training, and the handicapped,
prepared for the volume digests of the
preliminary findings of Is main COM
mitteeS, revised in accordance with the
deliberations in Washington November
10 to %.
Only one report was omitted, that of
the Public Health Service and adj
miniStrati ton, with the explanation:
Because in some of the aspects the
report touches controversial subjects
which require further consideration"
Objections of Miss Grace Abbott, chief
of the Children's Bureau, to recon-
mendation for transfer of maternity
and infancy hygiene activities of her
bureau to the Public Health Service,
brought about that postponement.
Other more complete and technical
volumes will follew until a set of 20 to
25 volumes is completed.
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SIS AND $40 WOOL BRUSSELS
RUGS, seamless. 9x12 $40
8HX10la 1T. sizes. ...... T~S
$3.50 ADMINISTER RUGS,
seamless; imperfects. GIG EO
9X12-ft. size. ........ TAs0S
81 WILTON VELVET RUGS,
discontinued patterns. O. ~
Perfect. 36x63-inch size. &0s]O
$3.50 ADMINISTER RUGS, per-
fects, but discontinued
patterns 4hxe4a 1T. S1O.05
oA1 81 oval wool, RRAInED
RUG, attractive colors. S170
27x54-inch size. ..... ~@e1%
S1.39 INLAID LINOLEUM,
three patterns; seconds. Toe
$3.50 iNLAID LiNOLEUMs, per-
fectS but discontinued patterns. 10
to 40 yards of pattern. SI.d8
"a" grades. So. yd.... %4sRO
39c TO Sc FELT-BASE FLOOR
COVERING Congoleum and
other makes. Some sec 90N
onds. So. yd.. @C~
$40 LiNOLEUM RUGS. burlap
onds. 12xi2-ft. size. SYe75
81 AND SO FELT-BASE RUGS,
famous makes. Some
seconds. 9x12 and Ok O. Or
1919 sizes. ......... %RsOO
SO CONGOLEUM-MADE RUGS,
carpet and tile designs. O. 90
Seconds. 412x9 size. T4eO%
89c RUBBER DOOR MATS,
heavy weight and large Ar
size ...;................t. ~
Downstairs ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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III DOZ.) 81 BLEAC HE'D
SHEETS, perfects; 81x90 SON
double-bed size ........... O%S
soc UNBLEACHED SHEETING,
Pepperel quality. Perfect. Dor
8X4 size. Yard ......... 40
29c UNBLEACHED SHEETING,
Pepperel quality. SKA size. HEN
YARD
zee DOZ.) Csc BLEACHED Pill
LOWCASES, AK SO size. So
Soft-f1nish grade. Yard. 40
Use AND 81 CRINK
SPREADS, seconds. Full, three
quarter d single sizes. ENRS
Woven colored stripes. -. 0US
$1.l9 BLEACHED SHEETS, just
IA doz. 8lx99 (extra Or
length for double beds. -. OR~
(I6 DOZ.) 81 MATTRESS COW
Frs, cut full to allow for 7SC
1910 UNBLEACHED COTTON,
TO 10 I'd. lengths. Close 93ZN
woven grade. I'd. ..... ~S
Main F1oor-0oIdenberE's.
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Hr,,sne Needs

(43, sc KNIVES OR FORKS,
white ivoroid handles. Stainless
steel blades. From incom- H0N
plete sets. Each. ....... go
49, $l.39 BATH ROOM CABI-
NETS metal mirror in 06C
door
(l4) $1.25 FLOOR BRUSHES,
Johnson's; dustless type EON
with washable head. ...... W.
(7O) 12c .GOBLETS, green or
rose tinted glass; short stem. &f
neat patterns Ea. 49,
Q4) $1.49 CONSOLE SETS, 1r-
descent gIaSs-oval footed bowl
ard 2 tall candlesticks to 7OC
match ....,............. 4"
(6) $I.69 OVAL ROASTERS, yell
low porcelain enameled; OQF
white enamel lined. ... 80
(18) $1.49 FLOOR SWEEPS, IL
and IA inch floor sweeping 09(
VI uSIlco
Downstairs stOre-G oIdenbefg's.
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. Knit indies

WOMEN'S 81 RAYON INDIES,
run-resistant; medallion glove silk
trim, also lace trim. Boomers,
panties and a few che EOC
ROIS; ssc UNION SUITS,
fieeced cotton; knee length, K0C
short sleeves. IS to 3d..
WOMEN'S 79c KNIT UNION
SUITS, sleeveless; knee SRH
length. Rayon striped. 80
WOMEN'S SEC RAYON INDIES,
run resistant; panties, boomers,
vest and combinations. Pink NAC
and peach MINIMUM.
Main FIoor-GoIdenberg's.
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(5a) MEMS $40 & SIS SUITS,
worsteds. cassimeres, $12.QS
cheviots. Broken sizes. %@&s%0
90 MEMS SIS e. $17.5O SUITS,
light colors. Broken c. 9E
sizes. ............... pOsSO
q prs.) MEMS $3.50 AND 81
PANTS, corduroys. Bro O. 40
ken sizes. ............
(23 prs.) MEMS $3.50 PANTS,
dark patterns. Broken O7F
sizes
IA prs.) MEMS So MOLESKIN
PANTS, grays and tans. G. OS
Broken sizes. ........
~ MANS $3.50 SHEEP
IL LINED COAT size $7.S5
Main FIOOr--GOldenberE'
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IS GIRDLES, all elastic; IL and
IA inch lengths. Clasp CD "a
front. Broken Sizes. 49,
$500 GIRDLES, all elastic; IA
inch length; clasp front; G. 0Q
sizes 81, %. 80 and SO. F~e%~
$1.5O GARTER BELTS, MORE
and crepe de chine; sizes CSC
26 to 80 in lot. ........
69c GARTER BELTS.
narrow wild his; Soiled 9SN
from handling ..........
(2OO) 81 BANDETTES, lace
trimmed crepe de chine; R0@
sizes 80, "a. SO and 3D..
$500 GIRDLES and
corselettes; small sizes. G. 20
Soiled ..........s...
$500 RENGO BELT CORSE-
LETTES, pink fancy striped ma
terials; inner belt. Sizes $3.50
46 and AZ only. .......
Second Observation-Disclosures.
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$3.50 WINDOW SHADES, sun
fast and washable: green ER@
or ecrui Seconds. 49,. w
Csc OIL OPAQUE SHADES,
green, white or ecru. 3x6- 400
#. size. Seconds ...... S
SITS JOANNA SHADES, wash
able; dark green only.
Hartshorn rollers. Per- S1.10
feet -
79c WINDOW SHADES. Amer
lean Holland grade. White, AOn
ecru, blue or green. Perfects ~
Fourth FIoOr-GoldenberE's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09

Ga, is at the Dodge Hotel for several
days and is accompanied by Miss Helen
Carroll of Columbus, Ga.
Mrs. J. F. White of Garden City,
Long Island, is at the Carlton for a
brief stay, accompanied by Mrs. A. B.
Raymond of Greenwich, Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09
Girls Apparel

INFANTS soc BONNET
Innings, double silks; pink EN
and blue. ................. -
INFANTS CSC FAILLE
SILK BONNETS, broken N0N
GIRLS 5sc SUNNY CHILD
FLANNELETTE COMBI- nON
NATIONS, broken sizes. :. 80
GIRLS 79c WASH FROCKS,
novelty prints. Sizes 7 to N0N
12-not every style. ...... ~
TOTS 1898 PILE
FABRIC COATS, gray. O. 0Q
GIRLS S1S.9S TALLY no
COATS, all wool; small @ 0Q
'i1 G1R GlsiY sa.ss BEACON ROBES.
Indian and jacquard G. 90
patterns. Sizes 8 to IL TASO%
TOTS CHINCHILLA
LEGGINGS, powder blue 10N
only. Sizes and only. 80
TOTS 81 AND S1.59
JERSEY LEGGINGS, pink 9ON
only: broken sizes. ....... 9%S
GIRLS 81 POLO SHIRTS,
cotton mesh; with or with NOr
out colors. Broken sizes. 80
TOTS 81 ATWOOD
SWEATERS, slipover style. Tor
Broken sizes ......... ~
Third FIoor-G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09
Jewelry e
Handbags

CSC AND SOC NOVELTY JEW
ELRY, necklaces, chokers, rnQ
brooches, etc..
soc TO 81 ASSORTED JEW
ELRY, festoons, necklaces, Dor
pendants, earrings, etc.. 49,
81 AND SIPS DIAMOND CUT
NECKLACES, Is and 18 inch
lengths. Crystalline eff EON
1cCbS
39c AND SOC HANDBAGS for
children. Assortment of NEN
shapes ............
81 TO $3.50 HANDBAGS, as
sortment of neat shapes E0~
and styles ................
81 AND S1.5O HANDBAGS,
mussed from counter dis Dor
play. Odd lots. .......... ~
Main FIoor-GoldenberK's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-09

CSC TO soc SCISSORS,
odd lots; several styles. HmN
Pair ................6 ...s
1Oc MILDLY BRAID, good 3N
quality. Assorted colors. Pc. ~
soc PKG. X E ENROL,
for cleaning rugs, drap- TEN
cries, eIC.
25c AND Csc CAPS, HEN
white, for maids .......... @0S
1Oc WASH CLOTHS, as RN
sortment of styles ......... 30
39c CRIB SHEETS, rub TON
Der. Well made .......,. go
Main FIoor-GoIdenberE's.