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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-17
BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Jan. I6.--Hogs-Receipts,
1000; holdover. 296: active, steady to
lbs. down and load around 214-lb.- aver
age. $3.50; 22o-250 lbs. sorts, $40: 26o-3o0
$50: Steady; scattered Common to medium
steers and heifers. s6.5o@8; low cutter and
cutter COWS. s25o64 CalveS-Receipts.
200; draggy weak to SOC lower; good and
choice -vealers, sl1.5oG12; very sparingly
to $3.50; common to medium around SO
oil. Sheep-Receipts. 500; active: mostly
Csc higher on fat lambs: bulk to So: top.
S9.25; others steady; most throwoutS, sra
$50; culls downward to So.
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BIZ United Press

Pittsburgh, Jan. -Hogs-Receipts,
higher i2o.alo lbs, ss.eo@s.75; 22o;25o
packinS sous STEADY: GOOD 0 grade $500
SIS. Cattle-Receipts. IS; market. about
steady: calves, receipts, 100; market,
Sheep-Receipts, 300: market. generally
25c higher; choice handywcights, lambs,
s9.25; medium to good up to So good
yearlings, s6.25; aged wetherS up to S..
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By United Press

CHI CHICAGO; jan. Esgss-Market.
21622c; firsts. zoe: ordinaries, 17dli9c !:
seconds. l2@15c. Butter-Market, drmer:
receipts. 5.3ls tubs; extras. 27Ac; extra
onds, 2S624c;. standards. 269zc. Poultry
Market. steady: receipts, Q cars; fowls.
22c; geese. i4c: turkeys. 22G25c; ROSTERS
lac. Cheese-Twins, I5A 91515c: young
Americas. 16c. Potatoes-On track, 1874:
arrivals. 1874: shipnents. S44: market.
SLIGHTLY weaker: Wisconsin sacks Round
Whites. Sf.451t.55; Idaho sacked Russets,
.so9i ss: Colorado McClures. branded.
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United Press

Receipts, I2500; market, fairly active, $50
zoe higher: others slow. $40 UP: top. ss.45:
bulk 1920 lbs. sS.259s. 40; few 22o-24o
loO-lso lbs. s725Gs: sows, se.l5Gs. 40.
Cattle-Receipts, SOC: calves. 500; market
slow, generally steady under light re-
a market: mixed yearlings and heifers,
$6G850: cows largely s4.5065.25; low cut
tiers. $2.f563.25; medium bulls. s465.25;
soDd ad so Snolcs ysaleFs M sfeppdy e
Use higher; top to city butchers, $8.75:
bulk. sS.256s50: throwouts, sS66; fat
ewes, S3.75 down.
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BuUnite6 press

EAST BUFT 5dA n, Z; Jan. ddS:-Hogs.
bulk desirable. 10000. lbs, ss.7s;. 2l0-22O
$40 lbs. $3.50; $50 lbs. down. $8.75G8 IS.
Cattle-Receipts ESQ; holdovers, 200; vir-
tually nothing done on steers and heifers.
tending lower cows weak to Csc lower; cut
ter grades. s2.5064 Calve-Receipts. ZOO;
yealers fairly active. steady to weeks full
decline. Sl2 down. Sheep-Receipts. 2.4Qe:
steady to weak: good to choice, 90 lbs.
down. S9.25; one load outstanding. 65-lb.
weights $3.50; medium kinds and strong
weights. $50 $3.50; throTouts. $3.50.
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United Press

CLEVELAND. Jan. -Butter-Extras,
a rstS :at So Po fSc aggSs oTs &C.
medium, 1761Sc: Leghorn fowls, 166I7c;
heavy, broilers, 23Q25c; Leghorn broilers,
geese. 15@l6c; capons NO. 1. 28@33c.
Potatoes--New York Round Whites, S225
per 1S0-lb. sack: Maine Green Mountain,
$2.2S62.35 per l0n-lh sack
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New York Bank Stocks
(5y Thomson & McKinnon)
Net Changes
By United Pres.

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. l6.-Closing
prices and net changes on princi-
pal stocks traded today on the
New York Stock Exchange:
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New York Stocks
'sBv Thomson q McKinnoni
UnifedPress

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.--Sales Of
stocks on the New York Stock Ex-
change today totaled 1921 ,240
shares. Curb Stock Exchange sales
totaled 2e7, 900 shares.
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UnitedP yess

FIT. WAYNE. Ind. Jan. is.-Hogs-Mar-
225-2so lbs. $40. 35o-3!5 lbs .s7.Ss; 255-
ss.25; stays. $3.50: calves, sio.5o: lambs. S.
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Other Livestock
Il united press

BY Cntte0 FJeSS
40 G5a Jss 200 S7ect sFTs }oa
Sc higher than Thursdays average; top;
SSS.25 for choice 10000 lbs. bulk l30-2l0
TBS. $s.l0Q8.25: 900 300 lbs, s7.4o@si pigs,
isSs gSts lPs@. 5000 ana Choice,
s and choice; s5@SS5: medium Weights. poo
R Rso o' vegas RGRs 3 s56s5S Ss
choice. s7;i5@7.75; packing, sows,. 275-5oo
lbs, medium and good. $6.S5@6.85;
s ssasn'ss57 75ga25 OO5s I 800!
SLOW at TIT Thursdays sc downturn; very
grades a Selling at s7Soas best around SO;
stock trade 25c or more lower: light
yearling heifers sharp decline; other
TeasTs s ssseqy soao6 bs good and
and choice, s10@1425; 1.1oo-I,soo lbs,
s SoOdd 1 and 'e cRoce' sfoGi4 6s,
Common. and medium, .$e:5o@lo; heifers,
550-550 3bs.,. good and choice. $7.5o@ll.5o;
common and medium, s5@7.50; COWS, good
S405; low cutter and cutter, 1904; bulls,
yearlings excluded, good and choice beef,
$5@6.25; cutter to medium. S4@5.4o; veal
ers milk FED good "a, and G choice sSSsS59;
7,5O; stockers and feeder cattle: steers,
mon and medium, s5.50Q7: Sheep-Re-
on fat lambs; good to choice. ss.25@6.65
to packers; early top to shippers. $8.75;
some held higher; native ewes, $3.5o@4.25;
i9sgding LAMBS n al 6o sh sn
choice, $a@8.85; medium. $6.75@e; all
weights. common, s5.75@6.7S; ewes, 9015o
lbs. medium to choice, .S39E5o; al
ing lambs, 5O-75 lbs, good and choice,
S7@7.75.
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK, Jan. e.-Potatoes-Mar-
rel; southern. SIS Darrell Maine $3Q3.75
barrel: Idaho, 4sc@$3 SACK: Bermuda, 81
90 barrel; Canada. 70c0$3.s5 barrel.
kets. '75c@s3 TO-. southern baskets, s112.
Flour-Market. dull and cay; spring pat
mess. $3.50. Lard-Market. easier; mid
QUIET; special to extra, 4N @45Sc. Dressed
cheeens 2osyc ac cseon tnr52S 5g 4c 9:
fowls. 14@2sc; ducks 13M23c; Long Is
land ducks. 22@23c. Live poultry-Market
foWis 1886 TaTkegs s5@ SN ROSTERS eGS
12613c; chickens. 18026c: capons. 27635c;
broilers. 30Q40c Cheese-Market, steady;
2218c: young Americas, 171a@2oc
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fwenty rsils was los.os. Oh OF. Average
az tpeuty utiiities was Sd 80. of 40. Aver
age OF forty bonds was as22. UP 20.
BB United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Stocks
gained fractions to 3 points today In
very dull turnover, while wheat at
Chicago reacted and brought other
grains down with it. Cotton moved
narrowly near the previous close.
According TO preliminary calcula-
ton the Dow Jones 81 Co. industrial
average advanced 100 points to
1914 and the railroad average go
point to 1886.
Sales totaled 1921 ,240 shares,
compared with 1,932,99o shares
Thursday.
During the early trading selling
carried the whole list into lower
territory. A slow. steady rally set
in until mid-afternoon, but a sharp
dip in Bethlehem Steel temporarily
unsettled the entire market. Toward
the close short covering brought
prices back to near the highs Of the
day.
steel Goes Higher
Word went around the street that
one of the big bear operators was
planning an extended vacation and
was covering his commitments.
This is said to have been RESPONSE
bic for some of the buying, but it
did not increase trading pace to
any extent. Tickers Jagged leisurely
throughout the session which was
smaller than that of Thursday.
United States Steel featured,
touching al in the last three min
utes of trading. Other industrial
leaders followed it up. Gains Of
fractions to points we're made by
Auburn Auto, American Can, Case,
General Theaters Equipment and
Vanadiun.
During the early trading Vana-
dunn was forced down sharply 1t
rallied in the morning and Bethle-
hem Steel took its place as the
weak spot. The latter issue came
within a shade of its low for the
last two years, touching 17%, off
IL. It rallied toward 40 in the last
few minutes.
Early Selling Stacks
A smart rally took place in Amer
ican Telephone and Western Union
while International Telephone rose
fractiona1ly. Utilities generally were
up fractions to more than a point.
Oils held fractional gains. New
York Central led the railroad divi-
sion with a gain of nearly points.
Toward the close Alaska Juneau
came into prominence. The issued
appeared 9,7O0 shares at 81, fol-
lowed by 1000 at 85s and then rose
in appoint jumps to 9, where it was
up X point for the day
In the morning heavy selling
came into the Armour issues, fol-
lowing the death Of F. Edison White,
president Of the company. This sell
ing dried up before the close,
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country Runl--Loss on delivered
in Indianapolis. zoe: henery quality No. !
Csc: No. 2. 15c.
ing lbs. or over. Tic: under lbs. i5c:
Leghorn hens. lie: springers. lbs. or
over: l6c; ,9r under losS i5c: ducks'
full feather fat white. lie: geese. lie.
These. prices are for No. ton quality
Butter : tWhoiesale1-No. 1. s1@s2c: No.
2, 29M30c.
Butterfat-25c
Cheese wholesale selling orice per
poundl-American loaf. sic: pinento loaf.
S2cc: Wisconsin flrsts. 21c: Longhorns. sac:
New York Limberger. ace,
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BIZ Times sneoinl
300:

TOLEDO. Jan. i6.-Hogs-Receipts, 300:
Tvs: mediums. s7.75Gs: workers. ss.i0d
S.25; pigs, S8.I0Gs.40. Cattle-Receipts,
light: market. soc lower than Monday.
E onse 1aS Agns aFsss &c y gb t9c
market. 25c to soc higher: top $3.50.
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Bank CIearings
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
-... ~-- Jan. 49,
c,iss,,nos 81. 3o6. ooo. 90
DeDiJS s.ss.s. .-s.sssssss 'f"'.t'SvNsOH
CHICAGO STATEMENT
Jan. l5-
CleartngS eo0' o ~ ~
Balances ..s....s.... ..'.'.ss s,oVV'VVV
TREASURY STATEMENT
Jan. IS
Net balance for Jan. Is. $201 gas, 644 So
c'1stouns reefs month to date 1i,452,877 80
CHICAGO STATEMENT
Jan. 10
ClearinEs ....,............,...4.S 80, 5Ue IVY IVY
Balances OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6,5OU,OUO
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators Srs paying zoe for
No. I red wheat and Sc for No. I hard
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STOCK SHARES
COVER LOSSES
IN LATE RALLY
N. Y. Central Leads Rail-
roads Higher in Last
Minute of Trading.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrlsls for Thurs.
day was 1922. OF as. Average OF
OF twenty utilities was So. 80. of 40. Aver
age OF forty bonds was 1922. UP 20.
Evening star., 1931-06-18

them. $4,000 tonner, would hardly
be started before the Geneva Confer
ence, and while the world was in the
dark as to what would result in the
way Of armament reduction.
I'VE are returning to dogma which
seemed to have been abandoned after
the war namely, the building of So
called capital ships-just because we
want to reply to the German cruiser
Deutschland" he said. I'VE want TO
outclass that ship, but Is q $4,000 tonner
necessary"
The proposed Supercruiser would cost
700, 100000 francs, he said, and why
spend all that money to reply to 9
100 -tonner Were no naval TECH
nicians capable of getting the desired
result with a $4,000 or 10000 tonner?"
Cites Construction.
Charles Danielou, minister Of marines,
directed attention to construction of
superdr eadnoughts by the United States
and Great Britain, asserting France had
not followed that example.
How can we make people believe the
nations favor disarmament when they
srend billions for such rnastodonic con-
struction?" he demanded.
Italy said she wanted to maintain
equality with us, but an agreement in
principle was blocked when the ques-
ton arose regarding our right to re-
place tonnage out Of use until the end
of 1896. Our previous tonnage ar
Evening star., 1931-06-18

Of living. gambling, speculation and
neglect Of business affairs"
He quoted Department Of Justice
statistics indicating nearly 5000, ,OOO.-
900 was wiped out by discharges in
bankruptcy during the five prosperous
years" ending June 80, 1929. Suggest
ing the Canadian law as q model,
Shealey said 1t permits the court to
grant discharges conditional on the
bankrupt paying q fixed percentage in
dividends to his creditors or impound-
ing his assets acquired after bank
ruptcy, and to refuse o discharge for
extravaganza, speculation, etc.
Evening star., 1931-06-18

100 pairs Mems "UniversaP Broad
cloth Pajamas; coat and slip-over
styles, in plain colors and fancy
patterns. Sizes A to d in lot.
Special 81
50 Mems Polo Shirts, a very good
quality of rayon, In white and
popular plain colors. Soiled. Sizes
IA to 1512 in lot. Were $1.95.
Now ................... .S1.35
Part-wool Coat Sweater, in navy.
Size 36. Was $395. Now. .$l.25
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stringent bankruptcy laws TO "curtail
the evasion Of debts incurred by ex-
r. Preston Shealey of Washington, at
torney for the National Retail Credit
Association, In a speech prepared for
delivery today before the associations
annual conference here. The confer
ence, which opened Tuesday for the
purpose Of surveying business condi-
tons and formulating credit policies,
will close tomorrow.
For the average American merchant
Shealey said, "it Is almost impossible
to cope with fundamental causes Of the
enormous bad debt waste, extravaganza
Evening star., 1931-06-18

Is Mems Sports Belts, attractive COM
binations of black-and-white and
brown-and-whit Sizes 80 to Se
in lot. Were 81. Now .......75c
A8 Mems Four-in-H Hand and Bow
Ties, in fancy Summer patterns.
Were Csc. Now ..............35c
81 Mems Isle Undershirts, good Sum-
mer weight. Sizes ~ to as. Spe-
cial ................S Soc; Tor IL
80 pairs Mems Fancy Under Shorts.
Sizes 80, "a, 38 and AZ. Spe-
ctal ..............s..35c for IL
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Girls Lucette
Frocks, Csc
Were Sc. .05

Were $2.95
80; dainty printed frocks, all
attractively trimmed. Sizes
z to IA.
16 Girls Hats; various styles.
Were $2.95. Now. soc
4 Juniors Goats; smart fitted
styles. Broken sizes.
Were $16.50. Now. .$3.95
3 Juniors Hats; many styles
of straw, in assorted col
ors. Were $4.95. Now CSC
Evening star., 1931-06-18

July 1e to August 2e. The fair Is pre-
sented by the City Of Atlantic City.
Those who viii exhibit include the
Bureau Of Animal Industry. Bureau Of
Mines, Coast Guard, DEPARTMENT ~
Foreign and Domestic Conmerce. De-
partment Of the Interior and National
COMMITTEES on Wood Utlizations The
display. ~
High Federal and State oficials have
been invited to attend. More than 47
major industries In the area slirfound-.
ing Atlantic City viii be represented
in the exhibits.
Evening star., 1931-06-18
SOCIALISTS ASSA|L
French NAVY PLAN
Building Powerful Warships
in View of 1892 Arms
ParIey Scored.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, June 18.-The Socialist offen-
sive against the French naval building
program was launched in the Chamber
of Deputies today when Deputies Of
that party attacked the policy of build
ing powerful warships in view of the
Forthcoming Disarmament Conference
In 1882.
Auguste Reynaud ridiculed the idea
Of asking Parliament to vote 1,099,-
100000 francs for laying down war
ships when it was certain that one of
Evening star., 1931-06-18
Little Girls
Dresses, Csc
Were SI.95

Were $I.Y5
so; attractive styles, in
dainty sheer or heavy ma
terials. Slightly soiled. Sizes
2 to 6.
rs Little Boys and Girls
Slip-Over Sweaters. Brok-
en- sizes. Were $1.95.
Now .95e
Evening star., 1931-06-18
Leather
Handbags, 75c

Were $I.95 and $2.95
16 Smart Handbags; a va
riety of styles and colors.
10 Patent Leather Belts. in
assorted colors. Were
soc. Now. .15c
THE DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1931-06-18
DOeskin and
Lambskin Gloves
ST

Were $1.95 and $2.95
90 pairs; including 43 pairs
Women's Lambskin Gloves,
in beige; sizes z to 7l2-and
SIS pairs Women's Doeskin
Gloves, sizes sig to ga.
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Home Frocks
Soc

Were 81 and $1.95
II; attractive styles, In col.
orful printed fabrics. Brok-
en- sizes.
so Smart Home FrOckS, in
Summer prints. Also. a
few plain colors. Were
$1.95. Now. Csc
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SIX FEDERAL BUREAUS
TO TAKE PART IN FAIR
Exhibition to Be Held in Atlanti,
City Opens on

Six Government bureaus and di-
visions will have exhibits in the second
annual American fair, to be held In
the Atlantic City. N. J. Auditorium from
Evening star., 1931-06-18

rangement was for no line ships, 10
per cent of light vessels and so per
cent Of submarines. The arrangement
proposed is go per cent line ships, 90
per cent light vessels and no sub
marines.
I'm the present appropriation you
will notice the absence Of submarine
unit. Opposed to the English doctrine,
ours triumphed. The submarine Is an
arm like the others and no longer is
considered pirate. We have made 1t
an arm Of Defense
2S,OOO-Ton, Ships Defended.
Charles Duncnt defended the $4,000
ton ships as representing an important
advance in naval construction. Their
deck armor, he said, can resist @ thou
sand-pound bomb, dropped from plane
5000 feet up.
He disclosed this detail in answering
a critic, who questioned the advisability
of turning big cruiser, which would
serve only as q target for air attack.
The Socialists retorted that few enemy
seaplaneS loaded with thousand -pound
bombs were likely to be on the hunt for
French warships.
Evening star., 1931-06-18
$4,000 Ton, shIps Defended.

A. L. Warren, farm hand. won the
gold medal offered by the South Cardi-
gan, Wales, Presbyterian Sunday
School, for an essay on the Scriptures.
Evening star., 1931-06-18
Discontinued Models in
Singlettes

sos and $3.50 SingIettes, @O
the famous one-piece under %N
garment, with double, uplift =
bandeau, step-in or bandee
legs, in pink and flesh, trimmed with
lovely lace and embroidery, in glove
silk, V-R, Tex and lace, 81, "a. =. So
JelleG's Grey Shops-Second Floor
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Silk Underwear
S1.25 Was s2.sS

81 pieces; chemises, step-ins,
dance sets. pajamas and
gowns; slightly soiled from
display.
153 Cool Rayon COmbina-
tions, with brassiere tops
and choice of bloomer or
pantie bottoms. Sizes 80
and "a. Were 81. Now Csc
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Mems Fancy Hose Special Csc

800 pairs Mems Hose, including a selection
of sports hose smart fancy patterns H.
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Chiffon Silk Hose Special Csc
THE DOWN STAIRS STORE
GirdIes 95cw.r. $,

80; side-hook, front-clasp
and semi-step-in models.
Sizes rs to 80 In lot.
20 Crepe de Chine and
Fancy Bandettes, several
styles. Sizes 80 to 36 in
lot. Were 81. Now. .25c
THE DOWN STAIRS STORE
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BlOusettes

5-$3 Embroidered batiste b:ousettes,
with Peter Pan collar edged with Val
lace. white and eggshell. Sizes 81
to SO .................... .$l.9S
11$s Crepe bIousettes all handmade,
V neckline, finished with triple pabot,
in white and eggshell ..... So
I4-$3 Embroidered batiste bIous-
cites, with Val lace, white and egg
she'll Si9s
4$5 Crepe bIousettes, with panel
front, trimmed with narrow ruffle
and hand fagoting, in grey. Sizes
81, 81 and So. .$1.95
+$5 Crepe bIousettes, with vestee
front, trimmed with hand fagoting
and embroidery, in eggshell. Sizes
81 to SO. $1.9S
Jelle6's Neck,Dedr Section-Street Floor
Evening star., 1931-06-18
ADVOCATES STRONG
LAW OF BANKRUPTCY
Credit Group Attorney Emphasizes
Bad Debt Waste Before
Association.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, June 18.-Necessity for
Evening star., 1931-06-18
Silk Dresses, So Were s5.ss

81; attractive styles, of prints plain color
cantons and washable crepeS. Styles with
long and short sleeves. Slightly musSed.
Sizes IA to 20 and 38 to 46.
20 Better Dresses, of chiffon light and dark
prints, and cantons. Also misses eve
ming dresses Broken sizes. Were SIS.
Now .....................S IS
THE DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1931-06-18
Boys Summer Wash Suits, 75c
Were 81 and Sl.95

IS; a variety of styles and
and good weights for Sum
II Boys Sailor Caps; ad-
miral type, with visor.
Greatly reduced to. .45c
IS Pairs Boys Wash Knick-
ers; linens, cotton crash
es and khalxis, for Sum-
mer. Sizes to in lot.
Were $1.65. Now. .55c
THE DOWN STAIRS s.
Evening star., 1931-06-18

%; various smart styles. Of
pongee, silk and srayoIn
crepe. Slightly soiled.
35 Silk Slips, in white,
peach, flesh and green.
Slightly soiled. Broken
sizes. Were 42.9S.
NOW .............:xl.7S
THE DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1931-06-18
Lower Than Ever TOmOrr,

WOmen's SIS to $3.50 Salon Gowns
I-$3osO Coral afternoon in crepe du jour. @TR
n n
I-$s0SO Black georgette dress for afternoon.
oize 30 .SS
ISIS Black morava Dress trimmed with green Size A. SIS
$3.50 Pink Moravia evening gown trimmed with rhine
stones Size 50 SIS
2S9O Wool dresses with big bone buttons, sulphur
and turquoise Sizes "a and
$3.50 Mural pink wool dress. Size SIS
S$3oO Chiffon wool dresses with white silk pque collars
cuffs, blue and Sizes "a and 38 SIS
z$390 Wool dresses trimmed with pleaed rues black and
I$zS Turquoise wool Dress trimmed with embroidered
ers. Sze 20
1$59O Purple wool Dress trimmed with real rmne Size 49, SIS
3S25 Tailored dresses turquoise black Sizes
~ ana 20
JeueGs Womens Salon Goons-Fifth FLOOR
Evening star., 1931-06-18
Misses and Women's Sports Dresses

4Z.SO Were $595
silk green red yellow
and white. Slightly soled Broken sizes.
10 Knit Sweater Suits in red and
Sports attractive piece
styles in blue and Sizes IA to 90 Were $595
and $795. Now $l5O
Is Coat Sweaters black and tan Were $685.
rs SHpon Sweaters in maize Slightly
soiled. Sizes "a to A. $295. CSC
20 Cotton Blouses pink maize white and Sizes
Evening star., 1931-06-18

THE DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1931-06-18
Spring Dress Coats, $3.50

Were SI6.5O and SIS
IS Womens Misses
med Blue, navy black, gray and green Broken
10 Misses Sports and Goats; blue Sizes
IA to 20. Were $3.50 and $1950 Now ............$5
Misses Sports Suits Of basket and
blue. Sizes 16 to 18. Were $165o $S95
Straw Hats, SOC Novelty Jewelry, 35c
Were $I.95 to $4.05 Was 81
pieces, including-24
Straw Hats in smart necklaces bracelets
styles this 10 pairs earrings Assorted
Exceptional styles colors.
Evening star., 1931-06-18
French Crepe
Underwear Reduced

50 pieces s. and $3.0S @7QS
crepe dance sets, chemises
and panties, trimmed with Alencon
pattern lace or hemstitched and en-
broidery. Flesh, tea rose, baby blue
and peach, broken sizes.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-13
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