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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03

her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Brossman, 56O1 East st. Clair street,
will motor back to New York next
week.
John Shampey, William Coffin,
Wallace Raiser and Richard Rob-
inson have returned from a trip to
northern Minnesota.
Charles G. Carr and daughters,
Misses Elizabeth, Margaret and Mary
Jane, 4O55 Broadway, will return
this weekend from Bulger, Canada,
where they spent the summer.
Miss Mary Beatrice Whiteman,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Omer S.
Whiteman, 3114 Central avenue. is
spending the weekend at Lake Wa
vase.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter P. Moenning
and children, 1910 North Pennsyl-
vania street, returned today from
Lake George, New York, where they
spent their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Geuker. will
spend the weekend at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Robey of
Minneapolis are visiting Mrs.
Robey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
G. Lizius, 48l5 North Illinois street
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03
Woman Repeal
Chief Queries
"a Candidates

Letters we're mailed Friday to the
twenty-four congressional candi-
dates by Mrs. Meredith Nicholson
Jr., executive secretary of the In
diana division of the Woman's Or
ganization for National Prohibition
Reform. seeking a statement of
their views on the question of pro-
hibition.
The w. o. N. P. r. represents
$4,000 women who are pledged to
the cause of true temperance"
which they believe national prohi-
bition is destroying, They are work
ing for repeal in the interest of
social and economic betterment"
and advocate control of liquor
traffic.
The letter end with the question:
IF elected, will you support a reso-
luton for straight repeal Of the
eighteenth amendment and the re-
toration to each state the power to
regulate the manufacture, sale and
transportation of intoxicating bev-
erages within its own limits; such
resolution to be submitted to con-
vention in the several states for
ratification or rejection?"
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Prominent among the large
group of Indianapolis younger
society set are those who will
leave soon to pursue higher edu-
cation in various colleges and uni
Versities.
Miss Joan Aufderheide, daugh-
ter Of Mn and Mrs. Rudolph c.
Aufderheide, 1880 North Meridian
street, will be a freshman at Vas
sar college this fall She was
graduated in June from Tudor Hall
and was president of the senior
class
Miss Judith Chambers will also
enter VasSar this year. She is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David L. Chambers, 5272 North
Meridian street, and was gradu-
ated in June from Tudor Hall.
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D. A. R. Plays
Will Show Aid
to Immigrants

Work done by the National So
ciety, Daughters of the American
Revolution, in aiding immigrants
at Ellis island, will be shown by
plays and pageants to be presented
by Indiana chapters this year.
The plays, illustrating this ma
tional project will be gipen in
schools and other places outside Of
the regular chapter meetings.
Various chapters from all parts
of the country donate money and
supplies which are used to aid the
immigrants. This takes care of
idle immigrants, both those wait
ing to enter the country, and those
who will be deported.
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W. C. T. U. Notes

The Meridian Union of the w. c..
T. U. will hold its September meet
ing Wednesday, Sept. T. at the home
of Mrs. P. A. Wood, 81 johnson ave-
nue.. The subject for discussion for
the entire day will be international
Relations" The meeting will open
at 1890. The BUSINESS session in the
morning will include reports of all
directors. Luncheon will be served
at 1915. After converting again at
lis, devotions will be led by Mrs.
S. G. Huntington. Election of Off
GERS will be followed by the speaker,
the Rev. j. G. Moore, pastor of
Capitol Avenue Methodist church.
The September meeting of the r.
vington w. c. T. U. will be held
with Mrs. ]. B. Ferguson, 312 North
Ritter avenue, at Wednesday,
Sept 7. Mrs. Ethel Walker will have
charge of the music and devotions
will be in charge of Mrs. Grain. All
directors will give their annual re-
ports, and new officers Will be
elected. Miss Irene Trueblood,
president, will preside.
The Washington Union will meet
with Mrs. L. H. Kendall, 8 South
Warman avenue, at 2 Friday.
Sept. 9. Mrs. Joseph Mills will con-
duct the devotions. Mrs. Bertha
Anthony and Mrs. Earl Elrod will
sing a group of songs. Election of
officers will be held. Mrs. R. G. Yer
million will preside
The Thurman w. G. T. U. will
meet with Mrs. Luella Anderson,
1861 Hyatt street, at Tuesday. Mrs.
Rebecca Stetz, director of temper
ance and missions. will sponsor the
program. Mrs. Fannie Stewart will
lead devotions. There will be cleo
ton of officers. Mrs. Elizabeth Jack
son will preside.
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Junior League
Assistants for
Fair Appointed

Mrs. jeremiah Cadick. chairman
of the hospital exhibit to be held at
the Indiana state fair by the Junior
League, has announced assistants
for the booth, which will represent
the occupational therapy work for
the league at the James Whitcomb
Riley hospital for children. They
are
Misses Aimee Graham. Carolyn. Rich
ardson. Elizabeth Watson, Sibyl Stafford
Helen Sheerin and Mesdames Clifford Ar
rick, GAYLORD Millikan Irwin c. Stout,
Horace Nordyke and Stanley Shipnes.
The exhibit will be shown in the
Indiana university building.
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Misses Anna Marie and Fran
ces Louise DUNCAN are the daugh-
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Duane
DUNCAN, 470 East 'Seventy-f first
street. They will attend Florida
State College for Women at Tala-
hassee. Anna Marie will be a
member of the junior class, hav-
ing spent her first two years at
Butler university, where she was
a Pi Beta Phi. Frances Louise
will be a freshman.
Miss Alma Block Lyon, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Miriam B. Lyon, Ma
rott hotel, will matriculate at
Sarah Lawrence college, Sept. 20.
She took her pre~college work at
Tudor Hall, graduating with the
June class.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03

Honoring Miss Gladys Hooker,
whose marriage to Edward A. Troy,
Hammond, will take place Sept. II,
Mrs. Phillip Miller was to entertain
this afternoon with a bridge party
and surprise shower at her home,
2227 North Alabama street.
A color scheme of pink and white
is to predominant in the bridge APP
pointments and ices, and in the
flowers which will center the tables
at serving time.
Mrs. Miller will be assisted by her
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03
SO-FRA CLUB PLANS
WEEKEND OUTING

Delta chapter of the So-Fra Club
will entertain with an outing over
the weekend at Helms camp.
Those attending will be the Misses
Ruth KraeSzig, Anne Lehman, Flea.
nor Lauck, Charlotte Mueller, Her
NINA Ritter, Mary Sauer, Ruth Day,
Helen Schneider, Mariana Schlu-
decker, Leonore thinner and Paul
Field, Joseph Kriner, Robert Sauer,
Joseph Scherrer, William Wyss, John
Lawrie and Robert Biehl.
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GEORGE link
GUEST AT SHOWER

Mrs. George link, who was Miss
Maxine Hickman before her mar
riage recently, was honored at a
pewter shower and bridge party
given Thursday night by Miss fSyl-
via Yohler, 1454 Congress avenue.
The guests were Mesdames Har-
old G. Farmer, G., A. Hyde, E. A.
Ropp. F. r. Wrinkle and Misses
Kathryn Fischer and Peg Hallen-
beck.
The hostess was assisted by Miss
Sarah Yehlers her sister.
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Dramatic Club to Meet

The Kendall Dramatic Club will
meet Monday night at the Pleas
ant Run clubhouse. Hostesses will
be Mesdames William Seitz, John
Springer and William Simons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03
Married 50 Years

Mr. and Mrs. G. Henry yelling
COZ North Tacoma street, will cele-
brate their golden wedding anniver-
sary with an informal reception
Wednesday afternoon and night at
their home. There are no invita-
tons
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Miss PeutOm Hostess

Miss Alberta Peyton, 1921 North
Pennsylvania street, will be hostess
Wednesday night at a meeting of
the Alpha chapter of Chi Delta Chi
sorority.
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Chapter Presidents Named
Presidents of the various chapters

are:
Lincolnian. Mrs. Horace W Carey. Vic.
torlan. Mrs Claude c. Byheld, Anglo
Saxon. Mrs Homer w Cox: Colonial
Boston, Mrs. Elmer Johnson, Norwegian.
MIS- George. P. Steinmetz: Te-Aro-Ah.
MISS Grace Norris: Elsinore, Mrs O. r.
MoMeans Alexandrian Mrs Perry Davis.
Venetian Mrs. James A. Kregio. Nor,
mandy, Mrs. Fred Brown: Arcadian. Mrs.
Harry Irwin; Alpha. Miss Nellie X Gwfn:
Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. G. w Over:
Ioyama, Miss jeanette Hneman: Chez
roo, Mrs. Harry z. Reinhardt: Hawaiian
MRS. AGA F. Mann; Brittany Mrs. George
3 ASche; Arabian, Mrs. S. o. Sharp:
Janamanlan, Mrs. Charles E. Parker:
Australian, Mrs. Fred Fate: Mandalav.
MIS- William E. MCGUIRE; Egyptian, Mrs.
J. A.. Carr; Castle Craig. Mrs John Thorn
NJ Vernon, Mrs. P. J. Clark: Eideiwsiss'
Miss Claire Henry; Lohengrin. Miss Pa.
tricla Worthall; Valencian Mrs. Thomas
j., Sedwick; Blue Nine. Mrs Albert d.
AGAR; Jeanne D'Arc, Mrs Rose Literal:
hlmalaya, Mrs. Olive MacGean. Brazilian.
mrs Robert F. Duke; zuyder Zee Mrs'
arthur E. Bender; Erin Isle. Miss Ruth
WsllnamSi Flanders Mrs. Fay E. HUFF:
ADeTdeen, MIS-. Grove Porter, LADY Aber-
Qeen, MRS. Myna Pearl Fibiger, Princess
Mary, Mrs. d. V. S. Glubka, Lucerne'
Mrs Wallace MacQuhae
Miss Sara Henzie heads the Ar
man Council, one of the executive
bodies. The directors board is
composed of Mrs. Artman. Mrs.
Thornburgh and Mrs. Lou Schort.
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Mrs. Ward Hostess

Mrs. Marion Ward, 1881 North
Meridian street. entertained with a
small luncheona Wednesday at the
Woodstock Club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03

Miss Lois Jackson. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George jackson, 1872
East Forty-fourth street, is chair
man Of the Panhellenic council
tea which viii open rushing on
the Butler university campus
Monday.
This tea will represent all So
rorities on the campus. Miss Jack
son is a member Of Pi Beta Phi
sorority.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03
It's Old Stuff

Practically every house excavated
at the site of Herculaneum and
Pompeii had running water-which
puts our modern plumbing back
in the Dark Ages.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03
Travel and
Study Club
Starts Work

With the opening of the season
of the International Travel Study
Club. Inc, today with the presi-
dents day luncheon at the Lincoln
comes announcement of TIE years
program Of the organizations forty
chapters.
The lives. arts, sciencesl literature,
resources and traditions Of peoples
of international interest Will be
studied in an effort to bring about
world peace and brotherhood Of
man.
The studies for the various months
are as follows: September, Switzer-
land; October, Jugoslavia; Novem-
Der, India; December, Christmas and
Arabia; January, Central America:
February, Mexico; March, Canada;
and April, Alaska.
Officers and Committees
The federation officers and COM
mittees are as follows:
Founder, life president and lecturer,
Mrs Samuel r. Artman OF Ulen park
Lebanon, past president, Mrs Grace Linn
Sandy; president Mrs. John W Thorn
burgh, FIRST yice-president, Mrs. Urla p.
Ellis second vice-president Mrs. George
Q. Roberts, recording secretary. Mrs Fave
E. Hun, corresponding secretary. Mrs.
c. c. Byheld; treasurer. Mrs. Charles R.
Stuart; auditor. Miss Grace Norris: chap
lain, Mrs. Pearl Griggs year book Mes
danes Pearl HantziS, Fred Brown. William
MCGUIRE. T. j. Sedwick and George
Steinmetz. program. MeSdsmes Frank
Kinzie, Charles Parker. Victor Rothlev.
W w. wilson music, Mesdames Fanetta
Hitz Brady. Charles Marshall and Laura
Craig Poland, publicity. Mesdames NJ. =
3. Dunn. D. V. S. Glubka; hospitality.
Mesdames Jules c. zinter. George Dyer,
jeanette Heineman. Elmer Johnson. Harry
Mann. Grove Porter and Misses Elaine
Hantzis and Patty Worthall: special ar
rangements Mesdames Pearl Flhiger y.
G. Kelly. William Morrison. Oscar Pass
more. Carl A. Walen, Ralph Wikoh.
bylaws. Mesdames Burt Kimmel George
Asche, j. A. Carr H. ". Knowles and
Louie Mills, communication. MeSdames A.
i. Harris. j. E. McDermont and T. j.
Williamson and Misses Claire Henry and
nellie Gurn installation Mrs j. f. Holt.
dramatic, Miss Hazel Fesler; membership.
Mrs Robert Caplinger, parliamentarian,
Mrs. Nettie Mathews delegate to council
OF women. Mrs. Frank s. Clark and Mrs.
E. p. MesSick. alternate
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Mothers Club to Meet
The first meeting of the school
year Of the Mothers Club of Ca
thedral high school will take place
Tuesday in the library.
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Miss Ruth Lindemann, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul w. Lin
demann, 2548 Madison avenue,
will leave soon for the University
Of Pennsylvania. where she will
act as advisor to a new chapter
of Alpha Chi Omega.
Miss Lindemann, who was
graduated from Purdue university
last June, was president of the
chapte there and active in cam
pus Affairs.
Evening star., 1932-08-11
Chi1dren's
Shoes

Is pairs Junior Misses IS
10 Ss.5s white Sandals and
Pumps; smart styles. OF lin
en- and kid. Sizes AA 5la
and 9; A 4. 5la, 8; B 4,s; c
ga, 4. 4la, 5Ia, 6ia and Z.
Now .....'.''.''.'s'''' SS' ."
"a pairs Boys SS and Sc
Sports shoesi black-and-
white or brown-and-white;
wing tips and Goodyear
welt soles. Sizes B /, Ia.
2, 4. S. 51a, 8, 6la. 7. sIa;
c /, 2. 2la. sia, 5'2, sia. 7.
IA; D /. 2. 8. 4lz. and 8.
Now ................. 1910
& pairs Youths 81 Black
and-White Oxfordsi Good
wear welt soles. Sizes B IL;
G IL, l31a; D iiI7' l2h2' .an9
Is. Now. S%''S
CHrLDREN's SHOES
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Stationery

200 boxes Greyverne
Boxed Stationery, con-
tanning so sheets and so
envelopes. Mist grey
color. Special, 47e
DOX
Is csc Small Trinket Boxes,
with eorge washington
print. "As Is. Now. -. 10c
so Packages 15c White Kid
finish Envelopes. "As is.
Now. package ........Sc
STATIONERY, AISLE 2
FIRST FLOOR.
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Cotton
Underwear

II SO Extra Size Rayon
Crepe Slips; size 48. 3
$1.o5 Tailored Ravon
Gowns; size 16. OK
Now ............
I So Lopg-Sleeve. Hand EN-
hroidered Philippine Gowns.
sizes Is and II. Now. .S1.45
2 s1.9S Fvtra size Hand
made PhiIipr'ne Gowns:
sizes 10 a7d "n. New. .a1.l5
CorToN UNDERWEAR
THIRD FLOOR.
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Mint Patties

Chocolate covered Mint
Patties. Special, az
pound ..........
Week End Candy Special
two pounds of homemade
dark chocolates. ......... .S5e
CANDIES, AISLE IA
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-08-11
Millinery
Salon Hats

35 S12.75 to $3.50 Hats;
Ballibuntl and novelty
rough straws: brins and
close-fitting models. Sew
eral colors. % to %
inc ! n h headsizes. $3.50
MILLINERY SALON
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-08-11
B1ouses

IA $2.95 SILK Crepe
Blouses; attractive styles;
W h lite and eggshell.
Sizes "a to 40. $1.95
Now ...........
II S7.95 TO S10.15 Blouses OF
pure-dye silk. IN plain colors
and prints. Sizes % TO 38,
mostly small sizes. Now S3.95
BLousEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-08-11
Girls Pajamas

25 pairs Girls 81 Beach
Pajamas, with matching
hats. Sizes 8, 10, 6Sr
IL and IA. Now.
6 Juniors 81 50 TwO-piece
Sports Dresses; novelty weave
cotton; pastels and white.
Sizes II, Is, Is, and IL
NOW %. %
IL Girls 75c Bathing Berets.
NOW '.'.... '.s....s'. Soe
GIRLS SPORTSMAN
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-08-11
Scarfs

80 81 and S1.50 Scarfs,
of crepe, taffeta, and cot
ton. Black and white:
red. white and blue, and
brown and blue 60e
combinations. Now
IL S1.95 Crepe BIousettes,
with short sleeves. Egsshel
and tan. Nov..........s5e
% S2.sS Crepe Blousettes;
many styles. Pink. eggsheu,
and white. Now. .H.5O
13 S4.9S Crepe and Satin
BIousettesi white. eggsheu,
and tan. Now. ...... S2.SS
+ &S.9S Creme and Satin
BlOusettes; white and egg-
shell. Now. ......... .SS.SS
NEcKwEAR. AISLE is
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-08-11

4 Mourzourk Kuss.
2. 6xl2; were S22 so. Now, S9.S5
Z. 6xe; were s167S. Now. $s.35
IL Basket-Weave Fiber Rugs.
5, 9xI2; were Sio.95. Now, S5.i5
4. 8xl0; were 1895. Now, A.45
2. 6xe; we're s6.55. Now. SS.45
6, 4iax7l2; were s4.95. Now.
SECS
as Basket-Weave Fiber Rugs,
size 36x63. Were S2.95. Now 81
2 9x12 American-Oriental RuEs'
discontinued patterns. Were
8, 9x12 Administer Rugs. We're
S49.50. Now ........... .$2S.15
Evening star., 1932-08-11
Window
Awnings, CSC
We're S2.4S

Q window Awnings, "as is"
4. 36 inches wide; green,
orange. black and tan.
/: AZ inches wide; khaki.
/; 36 inches wide: khaki.
/: ~ inches wide; green
snd khaki.
/: 80 inches wide; green
and khaki.
/: 80 inches wide; green.
orange, Black and tan.
AWNINGS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
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Knit
Underwear

so Women's 81 and $l.25
Athletic Combinations;
nainsook and dimity:
sizes 36, 48 and so. 40
Women's 7Sc Kayser Mar
vel-Fit Knitted Union
Suits: broken sizes.
8, 7, 8 and 45c each
25 81 to S1.95 Ray0u Snug
gles. Dance Sets. Step-ius,
Pantiss. Combinations With
brassiere tops; soiled. Broken
sizes and styles. Now. CSC
KNIT UNDERWEAR
THIRD FLOOR.
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Si1ver-plated
Ware Reduced

I s7a Preference Boz.
NOW s,.......s. .SJ.cO
3 s9.5o Diploma Holders.
NOW .'..s.......... .I0e
u o. Cromwell Soup Ladies.
NOW ....s...t...... .S1.So
"A ae.Se Cromwell GRAVY
LADIES' large size. Now 81
. dozen Cromwell Table
spoons. Were sis dozen:
NOW .....-........ SZ.OV
/ O. Cromwell viands Knife.
NOW ....,..''' ......s..''.s 81
1 81 Cromwell Sh&rpener.
Now ................ 81
1 dozen S1O.50 Cromwell
Oyster Forks. Now. $3.50
. 81 Cromwell Solid handle
Knives. Nov. v............ SOC
. $3.50 APPARATUS TOMS.
NOW .......-''.' .'...' 'Sl.'O
. dossn S12 Table BpoOnsi
assorted patterns. Now.
dozen .............s S4'OV
. DOZEN SIT Forks; assorted
patterns. Now. dozen. $3.50
"a dozen &a.So salad Forksi
Newport pattern. NOV &2.E0
. doEen S22 Knives; assorted.
NOW ......s...... -
1 50 Serving spoon. Now 81
2 ChIldren's 81 Knives.
NOW .............. .OVc
I Soc Butter Spreaders.
NOW .''.'s.'.. -SOe
I Soc Bouillon spSo ms.
1 Baby's Soc Food Pusher.
NOW ...........s. s,''' SOo
/ pair f25 Caneelabra:
NOW .........''. ..'''. '$AV
l Sz3. 80 4-HRht Candelabrum.
NOW ............. ....'.'..''% ~
1 SIC Slight CAndelsbrum.
NoW .....'...'....' Sc'I 20
1 SIC Cold Drink Set green
and silver-plate. Now. .SS
9 1885 water Pitchers.
NOW ...........,... .Sl.J0
. pairs $50 Salt and Pep
pers. Now ~. 70
pair $3.50 Salt and Pep
pePs. NOW. .....'. ....'''' 80
SILvERwARE, FIRST FLOOR.
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Chi1dren's
Robes

SO soc Flannelette Robes,
in sizes /, 2 and 8. Bright
stripes and dainty prints
soft and warm for the
ming cool 16r
weather. Now.
INFANTS APPAREL
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-08-11
Toilet Tissue

1900 rolls Exclusive
Woodtex Toilet Tissue; q
m uch better quality
paper than is usually
found at this price:
1.000-sheet rolls. 5pe-
cially priced, h6n
dozen rolls. ...... Wv
/ $3.50 Bottle Molyneux lie
Chic Perfume. Now. -. .&4
12 Imported Novelty Per-
fumes:
s; were s5c. Now. .45c
6: we're 95c. Now. 55c
20 81 Bradley Bath Salts, in
vase. Now ............ .65c
Is 40c Makeup Boxes.
NOW SJC
| S28 Apiece Military Set.
NOW ............... .$IS
ChiId's 50 S-piece Toilet
I S17 Electric MaEnifying
Mirror. Now. $40
ToILETRIEs, AIsLEs 14-1S
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-08-11
Summer Rugs Reduced 4

81 Crex Herringbone Grass
Rugs.
8, 9xl2; were SIS. Now, IS
2. 8X1O; were Sl4.50 Now, SIPS
S, 6x9; were Sll. Now $3.50
s, 3x6; we're 1913. Now S1.65
., 27x54; were S2.75. Now S1.S5
B Crex de Luxe Rugs.
2. Sxl0; were S1795. Now, SS.S5
8. 3x6; were S4.95. Now, $2.45
Q Wicker Fiber Rugs.
4, 9x12; were $3.50. Now, SS.75
2, ax10 were $l5.75. Now S7.S5
2, 6x9; were S1095. Now, $5.45
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-08-11
Toilet Tissue

500 Rolls Soft-Spun Toi-
let Tissue; 1000 sheets
to a roll. Special, kSr
dozen rolls ...... wv
1 cs Concrete Bird Bath;
slightly damaged, Now Sl.95
] az Green Metal HEMP
Fernery; slightly dana eed
Now ............ 81. %
2 s1O.75 Ross Cedar Chests:
( SS.9I Unfinished Wal
Racks. Now w........... Sl.Zo
s S1.25 Nickel-plated Towel
Racks. Now 40c
I $3.50 Aluminium Rooster;
large size. Now. ..... .S2.9J
HOUSEWARES
FIFTH FLOOR.
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BraSSiereS

IS $3.50 Long Line Bras
sieres: satin, lace, treco,
and bs tiste. Sizes
80, SO and 40. $t.95
Now ..........
q s. Bien J0lIe 0ne-Pieee
Foundations, Of figure
batiste nr broche. Sizes,
a.. IS. 80. 81. SO ano ~.
Now &2. IS
. ease Kieinert sanHavv
Skirts. Now ...........s1 .95
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-08-11
Golf Clubs
and Bags
Greatly Reduced

2 SO VOIkman Woods; bras
sic and spoon. Now. -. 1910
s SIS VolkTnan Woods; driver.
spoon and brassie. Now $3.50
. 50 Bert KiIrOy Woods;
driver and brassie. Now SAFE
2 80 Koken Composition
Gibbs; driver and brassie.
NOW ............... .A4.ou
l $3.50 Schenectady PUtter.
now .........s.s sa.lO
S1n Beckley RaIstOn priv
er. now W-...... ........... .So.I5
i S2.95 WAL Brassie. Now.
] $50 5-inch Canvas Golf
Bag. Nov U...,...........S $3.50
9 S3.75 5-inch Canvas Golf
Bs gs. Now .S.50
] Sc finch Canvas Golf b..
NOW .-.,.-......' ..F3
/ sS.2h 5-inch Canvas Golf
Bag. Now ow.............. .S1.65
/ $40 Finch Tan Leather
Bag. Now. ..........-.....A $3.50
l 80 7-inch Black Leather
Golf Bag. Now. ..... $3.50
I 40 finch Gray Leather
Golf Bag. Now. .... $3.50
S7.15 finch Reddish Brown
Leather Golf Bag. Now. $3.50
3 SO finch Black Golf Bags.
NOW ........... .s4'oo
1 s7.95 Pirate Health Ma
chineI as Is. Now. ..... .S3.95
SPORTING GOODS
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-08-11
Costume Slips

IS $2.95 Bias-Cut, Silk
Crepe Slips; beautifully
lace trimmed.
TIE arose and $1.95
white. Now. 80.
16 S3,D5 Lace Trimmed
Slips, OF soft French-Ffn-
ished silk crepe; V-neck
stvle. in tearose and white.
Now ................- 2.95
II SIS Tailored Creme Slips,
form fitting lines and ban
deau top. Now. S3.75
COSTUME SLIPS
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-08-11

100 pairs Ruff1ed Mar
quisette Curtains, with
cornice valance and tie
backs. Cream, ecru.
blue, orchid, and oSr
rose. Special, pair.
CURTAINS. SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-08-11
Silk: Underwear

IL Lovely $2.95 Silk
Crepe and Satin Step
ins; several styles; lace
trimmed and tailored:
tea rose color. Also, 5
$2.95 French = finished
Silk Crepe Dance Sets:
la ce trimmed. $f.e5
tea rose color. Now
B $3.50 Satin Gawnsi lace
trimmed and tailored: 4 in
tearose, l in turquoise coler.
NON 1RsbD
a S1.9S Laee-'rimm~d Chem
ise. Of French-Anished creue;
flesh shade. Now. 49,. 95c
SILK UNDERWEAR
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-08-11
Millinery

so SIS to $40 Hats; sew
eral styles, Of rough straw
black, brown. navy,
green, and white. $2.25
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-08-11
Sand Mould
Sets ~ Price
Serving Trays

rs $1.25 Serving Trays;
wooden frame, with han
dies; frosted glass SSr
center. Now. .....
Odds and Ends of Table
Glassware grea tly re-
duced ...........5 Sc to 2oc
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-08-11
Dressing Tab1es

6 $3.50 Dressing Tables,
complete with stools. "As
is" / each in mahog-
any, rose, blue. ivory and
maple finishes,
and l unfin- $4.Z5
ished. Now. 80.
4 Porch Roll Curtains Re-
duced; soiled: "aS is" All
down striped.
2; 6x8 feet. Were S3.25.
Now .SI40
!; 10xS feet. Was $500:
Now ............... .M.x0
1;6x8 feet. Was s3,25.
Now .............. .Sl.@o
DpAprprre ErvrNTE FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-08-11
Paiamas and
Negligees

5 pairs $40 Printed SILK
Paiamas: 1-piece style.
7 $40 Lace-trimmed Neg
ligees; crepe and satin;
tearose, coral,
green, turquoise. Sk.95
2 s5.95 Flowered Crepe One
Piece Patamas. Now .Ss.e
2 pairs S7.95 Printed silk
Paiamas; one-piece style.
NOH A1.Da
NEGLIGEEs, THIRD FLOOR.