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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-13
Grand Jury Not Needed
Bn KIN Is Snecinl

y
KOKOMO, April 13.-As no crimes
have been reported in Howard
county, the grand jury viii not be
convened during the April term OF
the circuit court, according to Judge
Joe Grippe and probably will not be
called until the September term. In
diana statutes provide that grand
juries must be convened at least
once a wear.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-13
q TRAIN BELLS STOLEN
Railway Company Police Report
Thefts From City Shops.

If your neighbors have a new din
ner bell with a bong" louder than
the usual cone-and-eat bell, call the
police.
John Carr, special police officer Of
the Union Railway Company, re-
ported to police that four locomotive
bells were stolen Saturday night and
Sunday from the railroads shops.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-13
u. S. TO SPEND HEAVILY
1881 Public Works to Cost Half Bill
lion More Than in 1928.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON, April l3.-The
United States government IN 1881
will spend nearly half a billion dol
lars more on public works than in
1928, julius Klein, assistant secre-
tary Of commerce, said Sunday night
in a radio speech.
Present plans call for an expendi-
ture of $3.50, 900, whereas in 1923,
considered an average year, the to-
tai was about $275, 100000 He said
this huge increase was proof that
the government is doing its share in
the effort to stabilize employment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-13
COLUMBUS woman nies

81 Tunes apect1I
COLUMBUS. Ind, April l3.-Mrs.
Margaret Henderson Forgson, SO.
wife Of John NJ Forgson, is dead.
She leaves her husband. two sons,
Ben Henderson, Greenwood; Cecil
this city; a daughter, Mrs. Mary
Louise Goens, Ohio; a stepdaugh-
ter, Mrs. Anna Machine, TT. Wayne,
and a sister. Mrs. Lulu Pace, bed
ford
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-13
NOTED PERSONS BOOKED

Picture Schedule for Next Year
Arranged at De PAW.
b. Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, April 49,
winston Churchill, famous English
man who is both political leader
and writer, will head an impressive
array of platform lecturers that will
be brought to the De Pauw uni
versity campus next year, Dr.. G.
Bromley Oman, president, an
nounces. Churchill viii make his first
address in Indiana on the De Paw
campus and the second in the United
states following his arrival from
England. He is scheduled to appear
here Nov. /.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-13
PRESIDENTS UNCLE,
INDIAN AGENT, DIES
Major Laban J. Miles, 81, Appointed
in 1873 by Cleveland.
By United Press

AA AOeo ny OACtCAdAAus
By United Press
PAWHUSKA. Okla, April l3.-
Major Laban j. Miles, 87-year-oId
Indian agent and uncle Of President
Hoover, died suddenly at his home
here last Sunday.
. 1t was to Major Miles home that
the President, when q youth of "A,
came to live after his fathers death
at West Branch, Ia. Major Miles
was a brother Of the Presidents
mother.
Major Miles came to the Usage
country in 1873 with an appoint
ment as Indian agent from Presi-
dent Hayes. He served until his
removal by President Cleveland. He
served as superintendent Of the
agency from 1889 to 1898.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-13
WIFE MURDER ALLEGED

Authorities Unaware of Wanted
Mans Presence in State.
By United Press
GREENCASTLE, Ind, April 10.
-Greencastle police and Sheriff
Claude G. 3annick, Putnam county.
are investigating reports that
Everett z. Lindsay, wanted in Seat
tie, Wash, on charge Of wife muir
der, was under surveillance here.
They said they had made no search
for him and knew nothing of the
case.
1t was reported from Seattle that
Lindsay had been traced here.
Lindsay is also wanted in connec-
ton with the death Of a man in
woodland, Wash, in 1921, and alb
duction Of girl in Napa, Cal. last
year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-13
Berne Bank to Reopen
BY Times Special

By Times Special
BERNE, Ind, April i3-The Peo-
pies State bank. closed May z last,
viii be reopened possibly within a
week. Stockholders have volun-
tarily subscribed $4,000 TO permit
resumption Of business.
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Horsewolnan Hurt
By Times spectcI

BIZ Tunes Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 49,
Mrs. Carl Boetticher, active in
Evansville society and an expert
horsewoman, was seriously injured
when thrown from a horse which
SHE'D at q street car.
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Dead Graduate

CLIFFORD. Ind, April 13.-
Nine students will be graduated
at the Clifford high school
Tuesday night April %. There
will be ten diplomas presented,
one to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wet
Eel, whose son Farland Wetzel,
member of the class, died re-
Gently. Those who will be
graduated are Oscar Harms,
Joseph Holder, Josephine
Hunter, Clara Logan, Georgia
Maley, Emma Miller, Wilbur
Pancake, Ralph Sims and Or
rim Thayer. Baccalaurate serv-
ices vii be held Sunday after
noon, April 26.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-13
PhiIo Vance Reported
Wed Secretly Year Ago

By United
beverly HILLS, April 13-Under the heading big
- Scoop Rob Wagners Script Beverly Hills magazine, today
claimed to have the fact that Dine mystery
story writer Ruapaugh Philadelphia painter
married secretly year ago.
wedding according magazine performed
Jersey by Judge R. H Schlosser
Van Dimes real Willard Huntington Wright and he
first burst literary horizon with his character Po
detective figure mysteries the Greene
Canary Case" 1.-THE Bishop Murder
Case"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-13
Former Governor Ill

By Times Special
MARTINSVILLE, Ind, April 13.-
Emmett F. Branch, MartinsWlle
lawyer and former Governor Of IN
diana, is i'll with a stomach disorder
in a Cincinnati hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-13
JACK DEMPSEY
ADMITS HE MAY
SEEK A DIVORCE
Ex-Heavyweight Champ, in
Reno. Says He Had Spat
With ESteIIe.
ByUnites Press

BIZ United Press
RENO, April 1S--Although Jack
Dempsey was in Reno today avow-
edly for rest. It was admitted cir
cumstances might combine to turn
his visit into a divorce residence"
that would end his marriage to
EsIeAe Taylor. the screen star.
dempsey started his rest cure
with a workout at the Reno Y. NJ.
Z. A, unmindful Of the rumors that
new between here and Hollywood,
where Miss Taylor was in seclusion.
sure, We had a minor spat, but
oelieve it can be patched up"
Dempsey said. IT'S possible though.
that l may ask for a divorce"
4hose things usually are patched
up, you know he said in a matter
o1-1act way. What I'm really here
for is rest"
Sure 1t Can Be Fixed
The outcome Of the minor suat".
whether it will unite the famous
pair again or bring about their di-
vorce - depended, according to
Dempsey, upon letters he has writ
ten Miss Taylor.
Il want to fix this I'D and Tn
sure it can be-" he added.
Dempsey planned to take things
easy aside from the workouts
ordered by his physician.
He said he came across country
from West Virginia to take his rest
in Nevada, and started it with
long automobile ride across the
desert with friends.
Workouts for Two Weeks
The daily workouts will continue
for at least two weeks before anv
strenuous training grind is consid-
cred.
The new Nevada divorce law
permitting divorces after a resi-
dence Of six week, becomes effective
May l.
The district attorney Of Washoe
county, in which Reno is situated
has ruled the law retroactivs-that
any one residing in Nevada for six
weeks prior to May is entitled to
ask a divorce.
Evening star., 1931-12-10

that the schools might continue for the
full nine e-month term.
The board. after brief elaboration,
made the requested appropriation. Mr..
Davidson said that q nine month term
was necessary for An accredited school,
and that an eight-month term would
work = hardship on members Of the
graduating classes.
Mrs. J. H. Hume, representing the
0ordonsville Parent Teacher Assoc1a-
tion, said that 1t would be impossible
for many of the pupils Of the schools to
accomplish the work of nine months In
an eight-month session and that the
cost OF repeaters due to the short term
would more than offset the cost Of the
full nine month period.
Others speaking In favor OF the re-
quested appropriation were Common
wealth Attorney A. Stuart Robertson
and N C. Bailey, Orange; Mayor j. H.
and L. M. AGREE, Gordonsville;
Mrs. Frances s. Dunn, Rapidan, State
vice president OF Congress of Parents
and Teachers, also president Of the
Evening star., 1931-12-10

bership drive which viii be held the
week Of December 26
The organization work Is In charge
of Mr.. Lintner and J. r. Potts, with
H. c. Thompson, w. II. Frazier, r. 8.
Fenton and r. NJ FendaIl. Drives
will be made from four points in the
county, Leesburg, Lovettsville, Purcell
vile and Aldie.
The goal set BY the local branch Is
so memberships, involving 100 carloads
Of stock.
Those present ut the meeting yester-
day were Thomas B. 0lascock, president
of the Eastern Live Stock Marketing
Association; J.. r. Lntner, county
agent; John Fishpew Of Berryville,
John Kincaid, G. M. Kincaid, II. G..
Thompson, W. H. Frazier, T. M. Fen
dali. A. diZerega, J. r. Potts and Fred
E. Saunders.
Evening star., 1931-12-10

tion In the lower branch Of the Legis-
lature, he would be enabled to render =
greater service to the State and his con-
stituents as member OF that body than
he would in the Senate.
As chairman of the Appropriations
Committee 1t will be Mr.. Dovells duty
to pilot bills through the House, and
as member of Gov. Pollards Advisory
Committee on the Budget. he Is still
engaged In work in connection with that
measure.
The candidacy Of W. Conway Saun-
ders, former member of the House, has
already been announced, as has that Of
Miss Eunice johnson, Socialist.
There will be q special election Janu-
ary 8 to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Senator Watkins.
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HOUSE FLOOR LEADER
QUITS SENATE RACE
Ashton Dovell Yields to Demands
That He Remain Delegate in
Virginia Assembly.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, Va, December TO-
Ashton Dovell of Williamsburg, floor
leader In the House and chairman of
the Appropriations Committee, has de-
cided to withdraw from the race for
the Senate seat in the thirty fifth dis
trict, yielding to pressure brought to
bear upon him by State officials and
private citizens, who believed that, in
view Of his strong and influential posi-
Evening star., 1931-12-10
CANADIAN JUDGE DIES
Edmund I. Nswaombe Stricken
with Cerebral Hemorrhags.

OTTAWA, December 10 N.-Hd-
mund Leslie Nswcombe, Junior Judge Of
the Supreme Court Of Canada aad Tor
mer deputy minister Of justice, disd ~
tsrday IN hi 7srd year, nom the s0scss
OF cerebral hemorrhage.
Judge Newcombe was hoen IN ocsA-
wallis, Nova Scotia For soGas ysau be
was In the once .of Sir Rohsrt Borden,
former governor general. A. ! lecturer
in marine insurance. at Dalhousis Uni-
versity he had as one ttms \. y. Bsn-
nett, now premier of CanadA, IA his
classes.
He was appointed 10 ths smprssae
Court Ia 1924.
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NINE MONTH SCHOOL
TERM FUNDS VOTED
Educational Heads Get Added Ap-
preparation From Orange
Supervisors.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ORANGE, Va. December 1o.-Fsced
with the prospect of an eight-month
term for the public schools of Orange
County, because of lack of funds, E. v.
Huffman, chairman OF the School Board,
and d. N. Davidson, divisional super
tntendent of schools, asked the Board
Of Supervisors, meeting In regular ses-
sion here yesterday, for an appropria-
ton OF approximately $4,000, in order
Evening star., 1931-12-10
FINED FOR SLOT MACHINE

Convicted on charge of permitting
gaming, Samuel Sacks, delicatessen pro-
prietor, Of 2o1s First street, was SEN
fenced yesterday In Police Court to pay
q fine OF 500 or serve so days in jail
Police said Sacks operated a slot
machine In his store. A similar charge
against his son, Louis Sacks, was nolle
pressed
In another gambling case yesterday
Samuel kalinsky, 290l Georgia avenue,
entered plea Of not guilty and asked
Tor jury trial. He was released under
$500 bond,
Evening star., 1931-12-10
Shoe Cases, SOC
We're 81

80 Glazed Chintz Shoe Cases,
with slide fastener. As is.
5 Imported Fitted Sewing Rolls;
snap fastening. AS is. Were
81 NOW -. sec
u unde-washers; slightly soijed,
Were 81. Now ......... SOC
Lacquer Boxes; damaged.
Were - 90. Now ....,.,,,9 9Sc
T. Cre:onne-eovered Foidinr
hat Boxes; four section shoe
caoinet and laundry box. As
Is We're e5c. Now 5Cc
: Polka Dot Pattern Make-up
30 6nohes' with print. AS is. Were
: Hat Boxes. with print on lid
As Is: We're CSC. Now GSe
I9 Crushed Cloth or Paper
covered Four drawer Shoe Csbj-
nsss's' ns's' slightly damaged. Were
! Rose Crushed Cloth covered
FoIrrdrawer Hat Cabinet; as
IS. Was s3,25. Now s2 *
! blue Moire Utility Cabinet,
VIII four shoe drawers, hosiery
ana lingerie drawer; as Is. was
! Wasi. Paper Baskets: ss5e S;oe
aged. Were 35c and CSC. Now DC
NOTIONS
AISLE 81, FIRST Floor
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housewares Reduced

! Pair Of Wrouxnt Iron And.
irons; Were SIT. Now xO.s5
! Fair Of Swedish Finish And
irons. Were Sill. Now. $3.50
Ihree-Piece Fire Set without
lonss. AS is. Was sI2.
8 Imported Inside ThermoI. o;no
sters. Were s1.95. Now e5c
M Competition Octaxon Shaped
waste Baskets. Assorted colors.
Were 75c. Now .,,,.' asc
y Heavy Weighted Dog Design
Door Stops. Were 81. Now ahc
IL Excel Electric Vacuum Cleans
ssrs srs New cleaner guarantee,
Were sl8.95. Now SJs "a
z Imported Brass Coal Hods
Were s25. Now. .....,.. .s9.7s
J Metal Radio Bench. Was
1915. Now. 81 s6
! 4e-jneh wrought Iron Ftndsr d,~
Was s2l. Now . Sii n
! Pair Of Hammered Brass And
irons. Were sl4. Now sSsS
q Imported Wrought Iron Ash
Irays. We're 81. Now. .SOc
500 Rolls of Good Quality
Toilet Tissue. speciai.
dozen rolls .... 78c
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLoor
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Orange County Council, p. r. A., and
Ars H. G. Willis Of the Rapidan Asso-
ciation.
The cost OF operating the public
schools Of the county was given ~ ap-
proximateIy 5000.
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Girls Hats, 75c
Were 1915

II Hats Of felt or chenille,
trimmed With quilts. Black.
green, and wine.
IL Imported Hand-Knit Beige
Anssra 6erets. Were $3;2S.
N0W 4..-,.s.-.,...... 100
0nL8 AND JUNIORS
NILLINI1y, FOURTH FLOOR.
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STOCK MARKETING
ASSOCIATION MEETS
Loudoun Branch Of Organization
Assures Success-Plan Mem
Der Drive.
Special Dispatch 10 The Star.

SheSisi AispAtCu 70 Inc StAr.
LEESBURa, Va. December 10. --
With 90 carloads Of cattle already
signed up, assuring the success of the
Loudoun County branch of the Eastern
Live Stock Marketing Association, q
county meeting was held yesterday in
the ONCE Of Farm Agent j. n. Lintner,
Leesburg, rs q preliminary to the mem.
Evening star., 1931-12-10

sxl2 High Grade Seamless Ar
minister Rugs. Were s45. Now
S2s.7S
8 s.sx1o.e Hish-Grade Seamless
Administer Russ. Were s52.5o.
] sxia Seamless Velvet Rag. in
Oriental design and colors.
Was S42.50. Now 49,. s29.15
4 ax9 Seamless Administer Rugs.
Were &34so. Now. -. $685.
] 6x9 Lavehment wilton Rug.
Was s625o. Now. .S36. 50
j 1f.sx12 Lsrchment wilton
Ras. Was si22.58. Nov S5a.5a
I s.5x11.4 Oriental Runner. was
S65. Now ..s SEQ 30
j sxs Oriental Rur. Was ,l75.
1 ssle.5 An.toiiian orisntsi
Rug. Was 1886. Now SII9.5 so
i e.6x4.6 Fine Quality Sarouk
Rug. Was SOS. Now. .xea. Is
I sxs Fine Quality Chinese Rur.
Was $3.50. Now. w..,... $50 so
Fine Quslity Chinese Rugs
! ex1s, Was ss45. Now SI59.5a
] 3xs. Was $3.50. Now sal .sa
2,sxJ. Was sss.5o. Now SEA 50
] xIxfS. Was s35. Now, .gl7.5a
Il Lot Of 27x54 Plain -CoIored
Ras Rags with end borders.
Elue, green, rose, orchid csc
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Flames from violent explosions have
been photographed In Europe ut the
rate of 25o000 exposures second.
Cuban and American currency circu-
lating in Cuba totals about $l25 900 600
Evening star., 1931-12-10
Adirondia Panties
Sf.95 Yer. 81 asd $3.50

Sl.1o We're IS GSd yJ.SO
IS Pairs Of All-Wool and
silk Panties, Merode make;
green and gray; knee and
over-the-knee lengths. Sizes
8, 7, 8 and 8. Broken sizes
and styles. Solied.
IL Combinations of part wool,
in Swan-Brand Swiss make,
with high neck. Ions. sleeves
and ankle length. Sizes 5. 6
and 2. Were $3.50 and s.
n lsyon Combinations and
rsnties. ID mesh. Combination
sizes 81, So, 80 and "a, Pantie
sizes, and 7. We're 81.
NOW s................. soc
knit UNDERwEAR
Third FLOOR.
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Specially Priced for Fridoy

Specially Priced for Friday
100 Pairs of Rufled Marquisette Curtains with fun
double ruf1ed valance and tie backs 2 ] "a yards
long. Ecru color A splendid value tN'
100 Pairs Of TX u.xso.n
Ivory Ecru Maraui- orchfd IN green,
settle Curtains with Were yellow.
wide, tailored hens ''' NOW 95c
Special pair -. 95c Hassoeks. Were $3.50
ro" ST.
heMn anus OF ICretonne. ODD Curtains az greatly
ers,tla ana re5ncea nr,.s reduced prices j.
srea1S reouceo prices and Of kind -
DRAPERIEs SEVENTH FLOOR
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England Is eating fruit at the rate Of
83 pounds q head 4 year, compared
with 10 pounds In 1924.
Evening star., 1931-12-10
Uniforms and Service
Aprons, CSC each
Were SI.75 to S2.95

2 Blue Chambray Straight
line Uniforms. sizes 16, A
and so; S blue linene uni
forms with short sleeves and
white collar and cuffs, size
A; 4 gray and white striped
percale uniforms with long
sleeves, sizes 16 and So; 2
lavender chambray service
aprons, with short sleeves
Size A.
3 Gray Cotton PenEee Uniforms,
In straightline style. Were
sass. Now ...............M .M.95
UNIFORMS, THIRD FLOOR.
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Gilt Wares Reduced

Humidors; red and brown
Mow MSsher trimmed. We're tf.5o.
Wa aiisn Pottery Lamp Base,
Pairs fooled Leather nncS
Ends. Were SO. Nov SaW
GerMan LAcauered Trays
Were 50. Now
Z, Meta, Desk Lamps. Were
~ @iR691; Noy .......... .sI.4s
v,ih ihac. Glass Cigarette Hoxes,
csntv symtnetic stone orna-
Aiabaster Lamp. Was 81 "a
AiabAster Lamp. Was ss
s.s.., - "A
IHK GIFT Snor
6xvxNTH FlooR.
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Art Embroidery
Greatly Reduced

Z ChiIdren's Stamped Eiderdewn
Bath Robes. pink and blue.
Sizes . to 5. Were $3.50.
( babies. stamped yiderdown n
rillews. In pink and blue. Were
! ifsi s.biss sHN stamped biantst., to-
with wool to embroider. Gold
color. Were $2.5o. Now. 1.so
Paper-Cavered Glove Boxes
With Nth. sschet Sac Assorted colors.
3 III H.pss.resisi .ss; sGg s.eh:t Boxes. ,sse
Assorted co'crs. Were u. New
] n.by's Model Pastel P,.ss
Carrisse Cover, white. wss
an.s94lbsiA ctx.,r tii,i Y F.ii.. r. VIZ.
] stsmseii searis. Of White lin In
en- with lace edge
IKE. was 50. Now. .si.ss
17xB. Wss fi.7s. Now 81
17Is6. was si.so. Now. 49,. .5N
1sx1s SQUARES. Were soc. Now
u ,.s x.,s. /, Lang. sA.s: Braid "a
HAi Y.ss. "a :; orssls s2s .ss s1e ps.ss s.ss
Ts6sta Gers. for pillows was
75c yard. Now. lee yard
3 Satin ana Ta6eis, Covered
Pillews, iazif; oblons and oval
shapes. We're SEe. New. see
3 Round TrHeta Pillows, che
nile embroidered. Were sls5.
/ Rayon satin striped Bed.
spread. with pilloy, Double
B Living Room Pillows, assorted
STYLES, IN red. gold, and rust.
Were s2.95. Now 81 .95
z Imnort.d Lepci Dolls. Were
sl0.50. Now ..............S6 .S6.9s
! Imported Lenci Doll. was
50 80. Now ..,..,..,.. .s5. Oh
] Boudoir Doll, dressed. was
$3.50. Now ,...,..... .s7.s5
! bnrdoir Doll, dressed. Was
ART EMBRorDERY
Evening star., 1931-12-10
American Oriental Rug
Reproductions, $3.50 We're $50

9x12 American neutrality-suspicious. Rugs of high
uster. Made with colors woven through to the back
Evening star., 1931-12-10
Girls Dresses, $1.45 Were s1ss

% Girls Wash Dresses of printed materials
Girls Party Dresses of Girls Winter Coat, fur
were ard trimmed. size IA.
sI3,75. Now .S4.95 Was 500 so. Now S1658
Is Dresses of English prints Sizes IL end IA. Were
szso NOW $lg5
GIRLS APPAREL FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1931-12-10

SAxAb CaYtex Tufted Rug.
Was sl4.5o. Now. 1855
. 2axsG Embossed suntsne Che
nilie Rugs, in guaranteed col
ors. Were $3.50. Nov, s2.Ss
z.xo4 lmported Chenille Rags.
Were S6.75. Now. .M.l5
Hx&s Imported Chenille Rurx.
Were s5.75. Now 1896
i sx9 Imported French Hand
IIuftea Rss. Was s2s5.
j A.6x7.e Imported Hand TufteS
rrsnch Rus. was si36.
2 sss Hand Hooked Rugs. 'Va:m W.ss
$3.50. Now SASS
1 2axas Hand Hooked Rur
Was $3.50. Now. .ST.M
i Ie.6xlS:6 AnxIo-Persian Wsrst-
ed Wifsn Rug. Was 37oz.
i Ie.sxls.e Larchmont Wool VII
nor son Rus. was sias:
. A.6xs.6 Seamless Velvet Russ
Were 1850. Now 49,. .s7.y5
Seamless BroadIoom Cxrpets
sxlA Carpet RuE. Was $40.
s1Is.Io CARPET Rur. was .Ss' r.
s,ie.s Carpet Rug. Was ,s'sis sss'
NOW ......,.......... .S23.s5
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Six and Wool Dresses, s8.95 We're 1850

Is Junior Misses Dresses, suitable for aft
Flat crepes, angora and travel tweeds In
with jackets. Sizes II, 13 and is.
Junior Misses Goats, fur trim 4
med Sizes II and is. Were
$3.50. Now ............. $3.50
i Junior Miss Tws-Piece Winter
Suiti fur trimmed. Size 1a. Was
S2950. Now .............. SCI
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Silk Gowns and Chenise
$1.95 were 1925

IL Tailored Milanese Silk Gowns with contrasting
applique trim; extra size silk crepe chenrse in
tailored style, 49,
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Silk Crepe Blouses

9Z'Lo We're 1925 TO ss.7s
20 Blouses; white and egg
shell. Sizes "a to 40.
~ Printed Cotton Biouses. Sizes
% 70 81 Were sl.s5. Now Use
BLousEs, THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1931-12-10

d tan mixtures. Sizes s to 10.
~ Fairs Of Boys Weol Knick-
ers with self or knitted cad
at the knee. Sizes II, is. 10.
II and u. apscial. =. 81 .0
70 Boys kalneeats, black and
tan rubber and Jersey. 6izes
. to 10. Greatly reduced
70 VIE
Evening star., 1931-12-10
Boys Wool Overcoats, $3.50

3s Boys Wool Oyercoats in brown an
2 BeyF Wool Knieksr Salts in
good patterns. Sizes g. 10
4, Gao u snd s H. Greatly re-
20 Pairu Of Boys' Wool shorts
in fancy patterns and plain
coiork. Sizes to 10. Were
si,s5 and 81 SO. Now. =. .SI.45
THE Boys' STORE, FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1931-12-10
Pajanla Ensembles
$1.s5 Were s5.9S

z Rayon Pajama Ensembles.
Size IS.
1S Suits of Outing Flannel Pa
jamas with figured design on
coat. Sizes 50 to A. Were
$3.50. Now ...............$l .$l.65
Philippine Gowns in pastel
shades. Sizes IA and is. Were
$l.95. Now ................p p5c
Is Philippine Gowns in white;
siy'- is and is, Were 81. Now .6Sc
Coz ON UNDERWEAR
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-12-10
Girls Jersey Bloomers, 75c

81 Pairs Wool Jersey Bloomers, In bl
and 16.
and Vests. Flesh color. Sixes ..
I, 10 and IL. Were 81 and si25.
~" ...-s...-..s...... 50c
81 Pairs Striped Linsette Blssnerx.
IN black and tan. Sizes 1, and
10. were ooc. now. $50
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLooR.
Evening star., 1931-12-10
Girls and Junior Misses
Oxfords, $1.95 Were 81 and IS

1G Pairs Of Junior
Misses Oxfords of tan
calf with alligator calf
trimming and camel
elk with brown calf
trimming. Sizes AA-4.
6A, Z, f12, 8. A-31a,
4. ga, 7. ia, 8. B-3h,
T. 71a. C-21a. 4.
IL Pairs of Girls Two
Tone Oxfords with
leather an d rubber
soles. Sizes A-l1R. ~,
la.s, a. 10, /. B.is,
5 Pairs Of Cbildren's sliI
with padded sole and
81. Now .............
Evening star., 1931-12-10
Little Girls Coat and Hat
Sets. $3.50 Were $3.50

Coat and Hat Sets, made of Talyho cloth and
trimmed with gray baby lamb. Orchid and green,
Sizes 2 and g. eN~~'A'
Evening star., 1931-12-10

SpecfdIIp PffCed
200 Boys Medium weight Sweaters
wee necks. Sizes 2s to 36.
BOO Pairs Of Bays' Cotton Oelf
Hose In fancy patterns. Sizes
x.s to Il Special u, -, $50 ,s
80 Boys' Heasy sWinter Svesf-
ers. i'd coat and puifover
styles Mostly with roll coll
lars. Special .4s..,. 4.OA
Boys' Sweater Sets OF ali wool
and e Hss'n u wsas salsls .io. soss aos. q sGss.
THE BoYs' 6roaI. FOURTH FLOOR.