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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-17
Chicago Fruit
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO. Nov 17.-Apples: Michigan
Delicious, s125; Spies. sI25; Jonathars,
SIPS; Mcintosh. s1.25; Greetings. S5cQSl
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Chicago Primary Receipts

Wheat .................... SOC, 600
Corn .................... 537,00
Oats Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
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LOUISVILLE. Nov. 17.-Cattle-Re-
ceiptS $780, steady with Wednesdays de-
cline on most slaughter classes: bulk COM
mon and medium steers and heifers. So IS
as; better finished light weights eligible
to $3.50 or better; bulk beef cows, S225G
bulls s275 down; native stockers and
feeders mostly s3G450. Calves. $50:
steady; bulk better light yealers. $4.50G5;
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Foreign Exchange
(By Abbott, Hoppin g. Co..
Nov. IT.
INDIANAPOLIS STOCKS
AND BONDS
INV Newton Toddl

(By Newton Todd
The following quotations do not repre-
sent firm bids and offerings, but indicate
the approximate markets based on recent
transactions or inquiries to buy ana sell.
Nov. IL
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Futures Range

INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT
City grain elevators are paying acc for
No. 2 soft wheat. other grades on their
merits.
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ANoAeR REE GROWS OF 70 HEIGHT SO FEET

Following is the explanation of
Ripley'S Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Wednesdays Times:
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EaI1aIVD, NUFs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
400: holdover none; mostly Csc higher;
pigs. TO $50 lbs in mixed drove. s4.10: 260-
tle-350; unevenly around steady; common
to low medium kind, s4.65G5.25; part load
good light weights, $3.50: cutter steers
downward to S3.25: COWS steady: low cut
tiers, $3.50 upward Calves-400: steady
vealers largely Sc downward: few choice,
$3.50: bulk common to medium, S4d5
Sheep-i.00o open steady later under
s5.5o@5.6o; throwcuts, s4d4.5o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-17

First National Stores report sales in
four weeks ended Oct. 30, amounting
to S7,791 1853, against SS,2S1, 595 in like
1881 period, a decrease of 5 80 per
cent.
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Cities. Service Co. showed october sur
plus at S625,5 after all charges and pre-
ferred dividends but before common divi-
dends and reserves, against s941. 487 in
DC ober, 1881.
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Richard Lieber, director of the
state department of conservation,
was appointed today by Governor
Harry G. Leslie as member of the
Indiana commission which will ar
range for the states part in the
Century of Progress worlds fair to
be held next year in Chicago. Lieber
succeeds George AIDE, author, who
resigned.
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I. c. C. approves additional loan of
81 000, 900 to Lehigh Valley Railroad.
will be used to assist Lehigh
Valley Coal Co. in meeting muturity on
Jan. of $8,648,000 of its first mortgage
bonds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-17

Marmon Motor Car Company in quarter
ended Aug. 81, 1882, reported net loss of
$3.50, $50 after depreciation and other
charges, against net loss of 1927, 045 in pre-
ceding quarter and net loss of $500, 006 in
quarter ended Aug. 81, 1881.
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Capitol City Council No. IS,
Junior Order United American Me-
chanics, will sponsor a benefit card
party at $50 Thursday night and a
card party and dance at $3.50 Sat-
urday in the hall at Eleventh street
and College avenue.
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The blizzard and cold wave which
swept the midwest forced postpone
ment of a meeting of central In
diana and eastern Illinois store
managers of the j. G. Penny Com
pany, scheduled for Wednesday
night at the Claypool. j. c. Penny,
founder of the store chain, wired
that the storm prevented him from
coming here.
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A net gain of 81, sos 900 to the coun-
trys gold stocks was reported in the daily
gold statement Of New York fdeeral re-
serve bank.
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American acceptance council reports
volume of bankers acceptances outstanding
during october increased SIS, 431. 223 to
1898, $40 1853. which compared with total
of $l,0397 84 outstanding on Oct. 81, 1881.
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regular quarterly dividend of ~ per
cent in common on common stock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-17

Treasury offering 100000 900 ninety-twc
day bills, which will be sold on discount
basis to highest bidder
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Seaboard Air Line in September reported
net loss of $847, 221 after charges, against
$7S4. 1913 in September 1881; nine months
net loss totaled $7,282 ATT, against $4,282,-
ATT, against $4,835, ITO in first nine months
of 1881.
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LAFAYETTE Nov l7.-Hogs-15G20c
of; 10000 lbs, s3.5o63.55; 200-25O lbs.
S3.4oG3.45: 250-30O lbs, sS.30@3. IS: 500
325 lbs, $500; lo0-160 lbs, S3.I5-335;
roughs. So, IS down; top calves, $3.50: top
lambs, $3.50.
Evening star., 1932-08-25
CHARGES HUSBAND
KILLED ECCENTRIC
Mrs. Downs, Wife of Former
Norfolk Policeman, .
C0nfesseS.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RIVERHEAD, N. Y, August 25.-
Mrs. Mitzi Novak Downs was quoted
by both the sheriffs and district at
torney's offices last night as accusing
her husband, Victor Downs. torIaef
Norfolk, Va, policeman, Of the slay-
ing of DR.. Frank Tuthil, wealthy
Hampton Bays eccentric.
Taken to her cottage home at Quogue
Long Island. where she said the elderly
corn doctor was slain and robbed.
she made a statement to UnderSheriH
Jacob Dreyer and other officials. Alter
her return to the county jail here, AS
sistant District Attorney L. Baron Hill
announced he had obtained, another
and complete confession from her. one
purported confession had been obtained
from her Tuesday morning
Divorced at Reno.
She and her husband. both Of whom
obtained divorces at Reno, New, ana
were married in that State, were ar
rested Saturday night. few hours a1ter
the body of DR.. Tuthill was found in
his abandoned automobile on seldom
used road near here. He had dlSap-
peared two weeks before, after telling
his landlady he was carrying about $40
600, and to notify police If he failed
to return.
In her second statement last night,
Mrs. Downs was reported by Hill TO
have revealed for the first time tnat
DR.. Tuthill had visited her home the
night before he was slain. Her nus,
band was not home ana y: Tuthlll
treated her feet.
She made an appointment for the
next night, August 6. when the slay-
ing occurred. Hill said. He quoted
her as saying her husband came In
about Is minutes after DR.. Tuthn
arrived.
Describes Struggle.
The statement. described as her con-
fession. said: Il was in the kitchen
when I saw both having a struggle
Vic said, You might as well come
across Dr. Tuthill replied: I have
heard about you. I have been uncon-
uuered and I know how 20 fight So
Vic drew a gun and shot quite few
times. Then he pounded him ovsr the
head with the gun. DR.. Tuthill fell,
but rose again and with the strength
of a superman put up a fight that
seemed to last for hours. Vic covered
his head with blanket. The man cried,
I quit, I have had enough He seemed
to give up all struggle and fell to the
floor"
She was reported to have confessed
she did not know how the body was
disposed of or what Downs did WIN
the money and Tuthills clothing.
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Draperies
Bedspreads
SOC Marquisette Curtains
9En d.

SOC Marquisette Curtains
CSC Pr.
Priscilla and Kriss -Kross styles,
in plain or figured ecru mar
quisette.
SOC Cretonne DrapeS, 35c Pr.
Colorful designs for any room.
complete with valance and tie
backs.
CSC Chintz Drapes, 69c Pr.
Colonial patterns in pastel
shades. Complete with valance
and tie backs.
CSC Chintz Bedspreads, 69c Ea.
Colonial patterns TO match above
drapes, in single or double bed
size.
$3.95 to S5.95 Couch Covers, 50
Attractively trimmed denims,
reppS and stenciled crashes.
S4.95 Stencilled DrapeS, $500
Bright stenciled crash drape sets
in tan backgrounds, with valance
and tie backs.
SOC Window Shades, 35c Ea.
Assorted sizes IN chintzes, Hol-
lands and cambrics. Various col
orS.
49c Utility Cushions, 35c Ea.
Covered with fine quality sued
cite and filled with cotton. Have
tabs for carrying.
49c Bridge Chair Pads, 35c Ea.
Covered with a cloth that can be
easily cleaned. Colorful combina-
tions. to a set.
15c Drapery Fabrics, 10c I'd.
GauZes, easements, cretonneS
and marquisettes that can be used
for many purposes.
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Curtains

25c Marquisette and Rayon
15c Yd.
Rayon prints and fine marqui-
settes for draperies. Various colors.
$1.25 Rayon Gauze. 89c Yd.
so inches wide, excellent quality,
In natural and gold colorings.
S1.50 to S1.95 Silk Gauze
S1.25 Yd.
50-inch wide fine silk gauZe,
especially suitable for glass cur
tains.
CSC to 75c Celanese, Easements
49c Yd.
Natural and pastel shades, 36
inches wide. Also marquisette In
the group.
CSC Celanese and Net, CSC Yd.
Only IA yards, appropriate for
glass curtains.
$3.50 to $500 Draperies
" Price
Custom made sets in cretonnes
and chintz. Some are lined.
S1.5O to $3.50 Auto Covers
81 to $3.50
Complete covert cloth slip covers.
for 1880 Ford or Chevrolet Sedans
or Coupes.
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-08-25
SOVIET OFFERS TO AID
FORBIDDEN WEDDING
Proffers Help in Paris to Son Of
John Amery Of Britain-Fam-
lily in Opposition.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, August 25.-John Amery,
son of L. c. M Amery, former British
secretary for dominions. said today he
had received an offer of help from the
Russian embassy in his attempt to
marry Una Wing, an actress, over the
opposition of his parents.
Young Amery said an officer at the
embassy had offered to obtain visas
which would make 1t possible for the
marriage to be performed in frontier
town in Latvia. The ceremony could
not take place at the embassy since
Amery and Miss Wing are not Soviet
citizens.
They were to have been married IN
London. but the family intervened on
the ground that John, who is 20 years
old, was under age. The girl is 22
Legal difficulties we're encountered when
they tried to have the ceremony per-
formed in Paris.
In addition to the proposal OF the
Russian official, they considered going
90 Biarritz and then to the Spanish
Portuguese frontier.
Amery said he was sorry to disagree,
sor the first time in his life, with his
father. His attitude must be based on
-abled information" he declared. Il
sannot believe that when I see him
personally he will persist in his present
frame of mind. I am very grieved,
hut don't imagine we are relenting."
Well never do that" echoed Miss
Wing.
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Beds-BedWear

S9.95 Beds, S7.44
6 Colonial 4-poster beds; twin
or double sizes. Mahogany or ma
pie finish.
$3.50 Beds, SS.29
S Wood Spool Beds; twin and
double size. Mahogany or maple
finish.
S18.75 Springs, $3.50
5 upholstered box springs; Tor
wood or metal beds. Slightly soil
ed ticking. Size 3 #. 3 in.
S4.95 Comforts, S2.88
13 Sateen Comforts. with fine
wool filling. Blue, green or gold.
Slightly mussed. Size 72x84.
S8.95 Comforts, S6.44
13 Silk Comforts in desirable col
ors. Fluffy wool filings. Slightly
mussed.
S1.95 Spreads, 97c
10 Bedspreads in sateen, glazed
chintz or voile. Green, orchid, blue
and gold. Twin bed size.
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Kodak Supplies

So Carrying Cases, $1.35
For No. l Eastman Kodaks, IN
blue, green, black and brown.
$3.50 Carrying Gases, S1.65
For No. Ia Eastman Kodaks,
choose these convenient cases;
brown, blue.
So Afga Ansco Camera, 81
Make clear satisfactory snap
shots with this well made camera.
$40 Eastman KOdaks, S6.65
No. IA. Eastman Kodak with
double lens and autographic pen
Gil. Grand value.
50 Eastman KOdaks, Sc
Save SO on No. l Eastman.
Complete with autographic pencil
and double lens.
S14 Eastman KOdakS, S9.35
Black only in this special value.
Has double lens and autograpmc
pencil.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Dinnerudre

81 Refreshment Sets, CSC
18-Piece sets, consisting OF iced
tea glasses, water glasses and fruit
juice glasses.
SOC Glassware, 35c
144 Pieces-Etched or diamond
optic glassware in topaz or green.
Plates, goblets. footed tumblers,
sherbets and beverage glasses.
81 Salad Plates, 79c
720 Topaz glass salad plates
greatly reduced.
81 Bowl Sets, 79c
$50 Pieces-Mixing bowl sets
and miscellaneous items, includ-
ing candy jars, rock crystal nov
city pieces, prisms, refrigerator
sets and vases.
SOC Glass Shakers, 39c
40 Glass Salt and Pepper Shak-
ers, with nickel tops. 3-Piece
Mixing Bowl Sets, S, 7 and 9 inch
sizes.
79c Bowl Sets, SOC
43 Mixing Bowl Sets, three
bowls to a set-6, 8 and 10 inch
sizes.
SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-08-25
ANDREWS TO SHIFT BASE
FROM PEIPING TO MUKDEN
TSplorer Given Assurance of Co
operation by Manchukuo in
Asiatic Expedition.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PEIPING, China, August 25.-Roy
Chapman Andrews, the American ex-
plorer announced today that the Man
chukuo government had offered him
every facility to complete the work of
his Central Asiatic Expedition for the
American Museum Of Natural History.
He is transferring his headquarters
from hera to Mukden. he said. This
closes :. controversy which has contin-
ued rur some time between Mr.. Andrews
and the Chinese government. which
had imposed certain restrictions upon
the activities of the expedition.
The expedition will proceed at any
time now, he said, but its departure
must depend upon political conditions
in Manchukuo The work is largely in
the fields of paleontology and geology
with It's principal objective search for
the ancestor of the "Peking man"
Meantime Mr.. Andrews plans to sail
from Japan for Seattle on September 8.
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Furniture

S15.95 Corner Tables, S7.95
Solid walnut, triangular shaped,
with a handy drawer.
S63.50 Gov. Winthrop
Secretary, $50
Three-drawer type, in rich ma
hogany veneer, with secret COM
partments.
S9.95 to S1O.95 Fibre Chairs
S5.95
Porch or sun room chairs, in as
sorted colors, with auto cushion
seats.
$3.50 Maple DresSerS, S19.95
Authentic Colonial styling, In
rich maple veneer, with three
large drawers.
S85 Full Length Sofas, $500
They're covered in tapestry.
beautifully constructed, with loose,
reversible cushions.
SIS Glass Door Book Cases
S17.95
Queen Anne motif, in walnut
veneer and selected cabinet woods.
They have drawer at top.
$3.50 Vanities, SASS
Hanging mirror style, in maple
or walnut veneers on hardwood.
S4.95 Supreme Card Tables
S1.49
Padded tops, gracefully turned
legs, of finest construction. Only
S149, "as is"
SIPS Living Room Suites, $85
Chair and sofa, upholstered IN
beautiful damask. Very well con-
structed.
S5.95 Console Mirrors, S3.95
Eagle top, size 1312x25, with
FURNISHED gold frame.
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Daytime Dresses

S1.95 Daytime Dresses, S1.39
400 printed voiles. printed durlin
and pastel linens. In complete as
sortment of sizes, IA to 46.
81 to $2.95 Daytime Dresses
39c
200 printed voiles, lawns and
pastel linens. Broken range OF
sizes, IA to AZ.
ST. Sheer Dresses, S4c
Printed voiles, faxen batistes in
sleeveless, short or cap sleeve styles.
800 in all.
S1.95 to S3.95 Uniforms, S1.49
Maids black Soisette uniforms.
Broken sizes IA to 46.
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Infants Furniture

2-S29.5O Chifforobes; slightly
marred from being used as floor
samples. Now ...........S17.50
@S12.5O Folding Screens; deco
rated. Now ..............SS $500
1-S25 Crib; ivory finish. Now
S19.95
1-sI7.50 Bow-end Crib; pink fin
tsh. Now ...............Sl .SlO.UV
1-S25 Crib, large size; green FIN
ish. Now ................Sl .Slo.UU
1-$6.95 Play Pen; green finish.
Now ................ S4.95
ISIS Simmons Metal Crib; drop
side style. Now ......... $1,000
1-S12.50 Cradle, automatic swing
ing style. Now. S6.95
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Rugs

S7.95 Rugs, S4.95
Back Bay fiber rugs; reversible.
Size 8xl0.
Crex grass and chenille. Size
4x7.
2 Crex de luxe grass rugs. Size
6x9.
S12.95 to SITS Rugs, S9.95
2 imported Mourzourk rugs. Size
8xl0.
$3.50 to S3.95 Rugs, S1.95
2 Artex fiber rugs. Size 4x7.
2 Kooltex fiber. Size 4x7.
6 Crex de luxe grass. Size 3x6.
S9.95 Rugs, S6.95
Back Bay fiber; reversible.
Size 9x12.
S15.25 Rugs, S9.95
9 Kermana American Orientals.
Size 63x63.
2 Kashmir American Orientals.
Size 36x63.
Anglo Lustre American ORR
entails. Size 36x63.
/ Royal Kashan Wilton. Size
36x63.
S9.35 Rugs, $5.95
4 Kermana American Orientas.
Size 27x54.
S Anglo Lustre American Orient
ais. Size 27x54.
S21.95 Rugs, S15.95
4 Seamless Administers. Size
8.3x10.6.
S3.95 Rugs, S2.49
Beauvais Administer Size
Rextana Administers. Size
27x54
S Oval chenille rugs.
Genuine Anatolian rug.
$3.50 to S2.95 Rugs, SLAB
IL Administers. Size 27x54.
Numdah rugs. Size 3x4 IT.
4 Loomthrift Brussels. Size 27x54.
S7.95 Rugs, $4.95
2 Genuine Anatolian mats.
S19.95 Rugs, S13.95
plain color Bussorah Axm1n-
sters. Size 6x9.
49c Treads, Csc
% rubber stair treads. Size 9x1S.
Remnant Lengths, 19c Yd.
12 yards Jute Brussels stair car
pet: remnant lengths. Was 49c
yard.
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-08-25
|Outdoor Furniture

25c to Acc Garden Sets, 10c
80 sets, consisting of shovel, rake
and hoe.
81 Portable Showers, 69c
For outdoors or basement; con-
meets to garden hose; it. high.
S2.95 Divan Covers, CSC
so sets slip covers, in sunfast
materials.
81 Trellises, ACC
81 slightly damaged garden trel-
lises.
zoe FlaShlight Cases, 10c
100 "Everready" cases. with
FOURTH FLOOR.
$4.95 Tile-Top Tables, $3.50
10; square-shaped, with well
braced metal legs. Some with
smoking accessories.
S1.49 to S3.95 Fern Stands,
IA Off
6 round bowl plant holders, with
metal legs.
SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Hosiery

CSC Stockings, 79c
251 pairs women's silk hose
chiffon, mesh or lace. Broken
size and color range.
81 Silk Hose, 79c
A pairs chiffon or service weight.
Broken sizes and colcrS.
soc Stockings, 39c
1874 pairs chiffon and service
weight silk hose. Broken sizes
and colors.
121kc Socks, Sc Pr.
81 pairs children's novelty socks.
Broken size and color range.
zoe Socks, 2 Prs, Csc
1872 pairs children's novelty half
length socks. Broken assortment
of sizes and colors.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Dresses

$40 to $3.50 Summer Dresses
$3.50
100 street, afternoon and dinner
frocks in washable crepes, sheers
and printed chiffons, appropriate
for wear right now and a month to
come!
$40 Dresses, S3.75
200 Summer dresses in an incom-
plete size range of washable crepes.
printed chiffons and cool sheers.
Choose several extra" dresses for
these last weeks of hot weather.
Silk Coats, for Early Fall, S3.75
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Mems Wear

S2.95-S3.95 Linen Knickers,
S1.85
81 pairs oyster white and plaids
in linen and neurotex. Broken
sizes, 80 to A waists.
S1.95 Knickers, 81
Sc oyster white knickers, % to 40
waists.
$40 Lansbrook Suits, S6.95
% imported linen Lansbrook
suits.
S4.95 Separate Trousers, S2.65
Tropical worsted trousers in light
and dark colors, broken sizes 28
to 38.
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Housewares

7-S1.95 Bath Stools, blue or
green .............. ....'''' ''oo
12-S1 Champion" Juice Extrac-
tors ................. .ooc
2-S9.95 Unfinished Dressers, S6.75
$3.50 Unfinished Poster Beds.
S6.95
2-S29.5O Onyx and Brass Smok-
ing Stands SlS.5O
I-S8.75 Brass Fire Fender. .S4.75
1-S6.5O Imported Bird Cage; red.
$3.25
5-4sc Stepladders; feet. .29c
35-35c Metal Ash Receivers. .19c
$3.50 Wood Lawn Rakes. .49c
1-49c Steel Lawn Rake. ..... .29c
500 Mary Ann Cake Pan Sets,
29c
1871 Miro Aluminium Saucepans
with covers; Sgt. size. .69c
8E25c Ice Tongs ..10c
1880 Ice Cream Freezers, 2-qt.
Size 'o0C
Sass Casco Vacuum Freezers,
2-qt. size .................S .Sl.SS
Screen Wire Remnants
1-Yd. to 27-Yd. Lengths
Now II Price
Galvanized Wire Screening, "a to
48-inch widths. Formerly 2lc
to 42c yard. Now. lie to 21c
Bronze screening, "a to 48 inch
widths. Formerly 42c to 84c
yard. Now ..........21c to 42c
SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-08-25
81 Bracelets, 69c

125 pieces; large assortment OF
colors and styles. Some are set
with brilliant stones.
SOC Costume Jewelry, 39c
200 pieces, including aluminium
bracelets, earrings, novelty brace
lets, choker beads; in dark and
light shades.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Junior

$3.50 Polo Coats, pastel green
and blue, sizes Is to Ill.,. .S6.95
16 S10.95 Trimmed and I'm
trimmed Spring Coats, in navy.
black and tan: sizes II to II. $4.S5
10 $3.50 Mostly Fur-trimmed
Spring Coats, in navy, black,
beige; sizes II to 17....... .S6.95
9 $3.50 to $3.50 Fur trimmed
Coats, navy and beige; sizes 13
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Girls Apparel
Girls Wash Dresses
Originally $1.00 to S2.95

Girls Wash Dresses
Originally $1.00 to S2.95
79c
ITS Girls FrockS, in attractive
washable cottons. Just the thing
for the beginning of school. Sizes
z to IA.
S5.95 Dresses, S2.69
7 Girls Silk Dresses, in maize.
green or orchid. Sizes II to 16.
S2.95 and S3.95 Skirts, ?9c
IA Girls Silk Skirts. in pink,
white or blue. Sizes 10 to IA.
81 Sweaters, 79c
65 Girls Long or Short Sleeve
Sweaters. A nice color assortment.
Sizes 80 to So.
S1.50 Stacks, 81
so Girls Beach Stacks, in plain
colors, stripes or dots. Sizes IL
to Is.
81 Play Suits, 79c
10 Girls Play Suits, in one or
two piece styles. Some with hats.
Sizes Z, 8 and II.
S1.95 Dresses, S1.59
200 Sheer Cotton Frocks for
girls. Sizes 7 to is.
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-08-25
FIFTH FLOOR
Foundations

S1.69 Corsettes, S1.19
40 corsettes, nets, meshes, bro
cades; different styles. in sizes 81
to 36.
S1.69 to S2.69 Girdles,
S1.19 to $2.19
so side-fastening and step-in
styles; some all-elastic; broken
sizes.
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Infants and
Tots Wear

13-s1.95 and S2.95 Organdy bon
$500 Organdy bonnets. .49c
IO-S1.50 Angora berets, powder
2-S3.95 Infants silk coats, silk
lined and embroidered. Now. .Sl.95
sass Infants silk coats. .s1.5S
Sass Tots Spring coats. navy
and tweed. Sizes 8, 4 and ..
NOW 80 '%A''o
1O-S295 Raincoat sets, including
coat, hat and umbrella. Sizes 8,
and Now .SI.00
9-S1.59 Boys sleeveless suits;
sizes 3 to 6................. .Sl.OO
5-s1.95 to S295 Boys suits;
sizes 3 to 6. Now .......... .$1.59
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Cloves

SO pairs 6-Button Doeskin Gloves.
S1.39
79 pairs s1.39 Pull-on Doeskin
Gloves ................. .o9c
81 Mesh Gloves, in small sizes, sec
It's pairs 81 Fabric Gloves; 4, g.,
12-button lengths ..........39c
S1-Sl.50 Fauntex Gloves, In small
sizes ................ ..oSc
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-08-25
WooIen
Remnants

81 to 81 Woolens, SOC to 81
54-in. tweeds. flannels, jerseys.
wool crepeS and other novelty coat
ings. Good assortment Of colors In
"a to 311 yard lengths.
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Fur Goats

1-SiIver muskrat Goa. " n
leopard trim. Size IS. Was Sl29.
NOW ..'''''''''
l-SeaIine (dyed coney); muskrat
collar and cuffs. Size 13. Was
$4,000. Now. .S1S
Natural squirrel coat; short,
straight line; size 16. Originally
S295. Now. ..S55
BLACK pony coat: size is.
Originally $4,000 Now ......s99
I-Sealine (dyed coney) coat;
mink collar and cuffs. Size 18.
Originally S15900. Now $50
brown broadtail coat with kol-
insky collar and border. Size 20.
Originally S195.00. Now ....S139
I-SiIyer muskrat coat with cross
fox collar. Short. Size 16. Was
$4,000. Now $50
3-Lapin dyed rabbit) Jackets;
sizes IA and is. Were $25 90.
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Wash Goods

Remnants Of 38c to SIC Wash
Goods, printed rayon, printed
crepe, lawns, batiste, and dimlty.
Choice, yd.. .............. ''1oo
THIRD FLOOR