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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
Armory WrestIerS Move
to Sports Arena Tuesday

Opening Of the outdoor wrestling
season for the Hercules A. c. is
scheduled for next Tuesday night
and $50 Honor Roll" carriers of
The Indianapolis Times will be
guests of Matchmaker Lloyd Carter
at the initial open air show.
The card will be staged at Sports
Arena. in the 500 block on N. Penn
sylvania-st, the same location that
was used last summer. The H. A. C.
has been offering its indoor all
heavyweight programs each Tues
day night at the Armory. The usual
three bouts will be staged Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
Big Train Is
at Mercy of
Judge Lands
Decision in Kamm'S Favor
Would Cost Johnson
His PiIotShip.

. y 2 HffFH f'ffkf
CHICAGO, May 31-The future
Of baseball's Big Train Walter
Johnson. manager Of the Cleveland
Americans. today rested with Com
missioner Kenesaw Mountain Lam
dis
Lands will make a decision on
Johnson's controversy with Willie
Kamm. Cleveland third baSeman,
who was released along with Catch
or Glenn Myatt in Philadelphia last
week for the good of the club
Kamm demanded the hearing,
protesting to Alva Bradley, presi-
dent of the club, that he was 'un-
Justly fired Bradley said deci-
sion for Kamm would result in
JohnSon's dismissal as manager.
johnson, calm and collected even
though he may have boSsed his last
game for Cleveland, was ready Tor
the worst
They can fire me if they want to,
but I won't quit baseball. I have
no regrets, for deep in my heart l
know I'm right Kamm was a
trouble maker and I would make
the same decision if I had to do 1t
over again" he said.
johnson had no hatred in his
heart for President Bradley
Hes a fine man and has always
stool behind me, ne said. No one
could ask for a finer boss
Kamm, whom the Chicago White
Sox bought several years ago from
San Francisco for a reported $780,
600. went to Cleveland in 1881 in
trade for Lew Fonseca. He was the
regular third baseman until last
year. when he was replaced by Sam
nv Hale.
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pair with Cleveland knocked Chi
cago of the top for the first time
N weeks and changed a One-horse
race into a free nall battle.
The White SOx cashed in again
on Johnny Whiteheads pitching TO
win. 2 10 4 over Oral Hildebrand
but Willis Hudlin limited the Sox
10 two hits in the second game and
Cleveland won. 4 TO 0.
Attendance records for Memorial
Day were knocked down and tram
pied by 264.OOO spectators who saw
eight double-headers in the two
circuits yesterday, and witnessed.
too, the wholesale juggling of stand
ings The Giants double win. for
instance. showed the Dodgers all the
way to fifth place in the National
League The Cards climbed into
second. attaining that height for the
first time since the 1885 race began.
And for the first time the National
League first division shapes up as
the experts said 10 would Giants.
Cards Cubs, Pirates. with the order
TO be determined later.
Yesterdays HerO-VitO TamuliS,
Yankees, who pitched his third
shutOut and fifth straight victory.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
Midget Track to
Be RecOnditiOned

Plans to recOndition the Butler
Bowl race track for next Wednes-
day nights midget auto racing pro-
gram were announced today.
Wet weather has kept the track in
Soggy condition, but a few clear
days will put it back in shape. The
track is a fifth of mile.
Three cars brought here from the
West Coast, where midget racing
originated, will compete in the bowl
Wednesday night, it was announced.
The new drivers are Art Meyers,
Curley Mills and Paul Russo, broth
er of the late Joe Russo, famed
stunt pilot.
approximately 200 Times carrier
statesmen will be guests of the race
management at the next program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
TiLden Near Finals
in Pro Net Meet

BIZ United Press
SOUTH ORANGE. N. j., May 81
Bill Tilden is not too old to whip
pair of opponents on the same
day without the loss Of a set.
In the quarter-finals of the Amer
lean professional tennis champion
ships he beat Bill Reich, 6-3, 6-3,
60. and Harold Blauer. 60, 81, 60.
Other results yesterday:
Martin Plaza. France, beat Rudolph
Noble. 60, 60. 81: Robert Ramil-
lon, France, was extended by Her.
man Petersen, GO, 20. 60. rs;
Frank Hunter was carried five sets
by Peter Petersen, 60, 2-6, GA, 90.
Sc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
Baseball
n
Independent. Amateur. League
and Semi-PrO News and NOTeS.

Beech Grove Reds nudged out Univer-
sitv Heights YESTERDAY. 20 5. Lefty Grit
IN vas The winning pitcher over Pete
Bailey. Reds Will collide with the United
States Corrugated Box Sunday.
OAK Hill Flashes Will Journey TO Glenn's
Valley SUNDAY. Francis and Horton VIII
form the Oak Hill battery All players are
noon
Connersvnle Flashes wish 20 book games
Win strong state seml-pro clubs The
team IS newly QUILTED and equipped 70
plav road bail. Write TO Charles Flint SIS
EaStern-av. ConnerSville.
Gross Funeral Home nine will meet AZ
the Managers home. 1925 Linden-st TO-
night a. 90. Cess. Hoyt. Nercurlo.
krebSbach. Huddlesfon. Waite McGregor
Nhestley. Krause. Stapert and Latham are
urEeu 10 attend. Gross nine VIII plav a.
Edineurg Sunday az 80.
Baby Lincolns trounccd Viewpoint YES
terday. q I. Westerfeld Of the Lin
coins collected four hits in four times
W For a game next sunday with the
Lincolns. write 20 Earl Smith. 7e2 n
Shedield-sv. Indianapolis.
south Side Merchants are without
game for SUNDAY and have a permit for
diamond Fast city team wanting
game cali DTeXel 5il3 between $50 and
7 and ask for Harry Bernstein.
Maocaees defeated the south Side
Merchants 10 20 Q. yesterday Msoca-
IN doube-headsr az Ellenberger Park
tomorrow az PLAYERS convene az man
agers home sunday the MaccabeeS will
ana EurWlck-stS diamond az > so Fast
STATE teams Wanting games write 20 O.
I Macy ii79 \ Tihbs-sv. Indiana polls.
Lebanon ana stnesyiiie. notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
STERLING BEERS TRIP
LAFAYETTE TEAM, 1917

By Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 31.--The
Sterling Beers of Indianapolis, In
diana-Ohio baseball league mem
bers, handed the Warren Oils of
Lafayette their first defeat of the
season here yesterday by a 1O-to-7
margin. Grissell and Powers each
connected for two home runs. Bah
cock contributed three hits to the
winning attack. Kruzan and Paugh
handled the mound job for the
Beers.
The Sterling Beers will play at
Middletown Sunday. Manager Hoffa
has asked that all players report at
1928 Oliver-av, before a. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
CRACK S0FTBALU TEAMS
BATTLE FOR TOP RUNG

Indianapolis Democrats and Citi-
zen's Gas teams. tied for leadership
Of the Smith assler- Sturm DAY.
Mite sOftball league Will tangle to-
night under the lights at the Citi-
zen'S Gas Co diamond.
Both teams have won their first
three starts. and a large crowd is
expected Carl Martin of the Demo-
Gratis and Joe thinner of the Gas
team Will draw the mound assign
ments
The R o. C.'s oppose the Long
acre Pool team at 7. and the Demo-
crat-GaS Co. melee will follow.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
PetillO Sets New Speed Mark for 5OO-Mile
Classic Slowed Down Twice by Showers

at better than 100 miles an hour,
had a 114.628 mile-an-hour aver
age for the first 25 miles. with
Meyer, Gulotta and Gordon right
on his heels. The Weatherly and
Gordon crackups held the drivers
in check for six of the next ten laps,
and the speed dropped to 107.O18
miles an hour. When fast traffic
was resumed, the average leaped
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31

IOHN INQUIRE is the man to
y beat in the indianapolis District
Golf Association tournament next
week. That. folks comes from
Chuck Garringer, blond pro at the
Speedway links and captain of the
race track team. OF course. Chuck
is strong admirer of the husky
young Irishman who holds the state
amateur championship, a title ne
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
BUCKS HAND INDIANA
NINE DOUBLE DEFEAT
By Times Special

By Times Special
COLUMBUS, O., May 31.-Ohio
State defeated the Indiana Univer-
Sity baseball team in both contests
of double header here yesterday
to assure the Bucks of at least tie
for second place in the Big Ten
Conference.
The Ohio State nine took the
first encounter, to 2. on six-hit
pitching by Ulrich and then staged
a heavy hitting attack to win the
second tilt. Is to O.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
MAY 81, 1885
Yankees Take
League Lead
Over ChiSOx
Attendance Records Fall as
264, 900 Fans Attend
Holiday Games.
BY LAYTON CARVER
Ucitsd Prsss stan correspondent

NEW YORK. Nay 31.-The legion
OF prophet ~no said the next World
Series would be seen BY New York
ers for the price Of subway ride
today-for the first time this sea
son-found their prediction shaping
up all around.
While a record breaking Polo
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31

won III 1883 at
French Lick and a
title which every
one is ready to ad-
NIT ne deserved.
We m e n il oned
We S t erd y that
there is to be a new
district champion
crowned next week,
since Dave Mitchell,
the defending title
holder. is no longer
a resident of Indi-
annapolis, only COM
muting back and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
STATE COLLEGE GOLF
TOURNEY UNDER WAY
By I Hited Press

ny Z Hftfu IftSS
SOUTH BEND. Ind, May 81
Notre Dame is favored to retain
its title in the annual state inter-
collegiate golf tournament which
opened here To-Day.
Capt. John Banks of the Irish is
defending individual champion.
Other teams competing in the
state event include Indiana, Ball
State and Indiana State.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
Helen Jacobs in
French Semi-FindLs
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
PARIS, May 31-Helen Jacobs,
American singles champion, adj
vanced today to the semi finals of
the French hard courts tennis
championships by virtue of an easy
Ga, 60 victory over Nine. Sylvia
Henrotin of France.
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totals ........... 81 IL "a
Slated for Using in eighth.
Ran for Adair in eighth.

Louisville ................ 305 600 600 s
indianapolis .............. 074 213 20x-l9
Runs batted in-VanCamp C3. Bedore
Brack o. Funk, Lecomte o.. Stephenson
t3l. Sprinz 49, Two-base hits-VanCamp
Cooney. Stephenson %, Funk, Bedore
Home run-Stoneham. Stolen base-Bluege
Sacrif1ces-Sprinz, Cooney Double plays
Sherlock. Left on Indiana polls. 10;
Louisville, 7. Base on balls-Turner. 2;
Peterson. 1: Lecomte. !; Sewell. 2; CALI
van. g. Using. 3; McKain. l. Struck out
Peterson. l; Lecomte L Sewell /; CALI
van, a; Using, /. Hits-Of Peterson, 8
ner. I in ' 1-s: MCCAIN. in I: Lecomte
in 1-5; Using, in 2-3; Gallivan, in
2-3 Wild pitch-Peterson. Winning
pitcher-Gallivan. Losing pitcher-Sewell
Umpires-Swanson and Rue. Time-2:22
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
HOrnbOsteI Triun,phs
in Half Mile Race
By Times Special

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
May 31-Charles Hornbostel, former
Indiana University and Harvard
graduate student, defeated a field
of crack half-milers over a soft 800
yard track in the Eastern States
scholastic track and field meet yes
terday. The soggy turf held Horn
hostel to the slow time of l minute
58.8 seconds. The record time of
1893 was set by Ben Eastman at
Princeton last year.
Joe Mangan, New York A. c., cana
in IS yards behind the Hoosier star
and Glenn Dawson of Tulsa finished
third.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31

Grounds crowd OF
$4,000 watched the
Giants whip the
Dodgers twice and
move farther into
the y alton a !
League van, the
Yankees knocked
of Washington IN
a holiday double
header and took
over the hmeri-
can Lea que lead.
That double VIC
tory for The Yam
KEGS while the
White SOx we're
nrnu kfr7r rEan -,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
DOHERTY is RING VICTOR
By [ nifed Press

NEW YORK. May 31.-Joe DOH
erty. 1867 pound Brooklyn fighter,
out pointed Angelo Mamma. l25,
Worcester. Mass. in a 10-round bout
at Fl. Hamilton arena last night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
Wanda Morgan Wins
British Golf CrOWn

bY NIItH PTfSS
NEWCASTLE, England, May 81
Miss Wanda Morgan, Westgate-on-
the-Sea, scored an upset to win the
British womens golf championship
here yesterday over Miss Pamela
Barton, London, 8 and 3 Miss Bar
ton was runner-up last year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
GEORGE THROWS DUsEK

D CTTIItH too
NEW YORK, May 31.-Ed Don
George, Buffalo mailman threw
Rudy Dusek, Omaha, in a wrestling
match here last night.
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Louisville ................ 2O1 100 2O4-1O
Indianapolis .............. O03 002 010- S
Runs batted in-Rolings. Thompson 81
Elliott. Bluege ~, Coonev Riddle. Simons
~, VanCamp. Funk. TWo-base hits-Rio-
die, SimonS. Stolen baSe-SimOnS. Sacri-
fces-Stephenson. Wright. Left on bases
indianapolis, IL; Louisville. g. Base on
balls-Of Elliott, 4; Nekola. g. Wright 2.
Struck out-Ellott, 4 Wright. 3; Sharp.
/; Nekola.. 3. Hits-Of Elliott. 8 in 10
innings; Sharp. in 1-3: Wright. in ID.
Hit by ptcher-By Nekola Bedore Ste
phensonl. Losing pitcher-Wright. UNI
pires-Rue and Swanson. Time-2:40.
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MAJOR LEADERS

HOME RUNS
Johnson. Athletics II OFT Giants ..... 9
Greenberg; Tigers II Bonura. w. Sox 8
Fox. Athletics 10
RUNS BATTED IN
Greenberg. Tigers a. OFT Giants ..... 80
Johnson. Athletics SO FoXX Athletics 80
Vaughan. Pirates "a Medwick Cards 80
RUNS.
Vaughan Pirates 81 Johnson Athletics 81
Martin. Cards 80 Bonura. w. Sox 80
L. Waner. Pirates 81
HITS.
Vaughan. Pirates 80 Gehringer. Tigers 50
l. v ner. Pirates 81 Martin Cards. o.. 81
Johnson. Athletics 81
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SOFTBALL NOTES

Dean Brothers Softbsu team v-ii oppose
the Esrbssols a. the Dean Brothers dis-
Eono letn snd Montcalm-Sts todav
Deanmen have won II az IS games this
season.
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forth on the week-ends to visit with
his wife. He is engaged in the
stoker business in the southern part
of the state. around New Albany.
Dave has decided to defend his title
as National Public Links champion
when that tournament is held here
July 90 to Aug. and he will take
his vacation then.
MCGUIRE has pretty busy week
Nl ahead of him. Today he was
out at Broadmoor trying to win
that big International Gyro golf
cup that is at stake in connection
with the international convention
being held here this week.
Johnny always plays quite bit
of golf over the week ends. He will
compete in the 54-hole district test
which calls for 18 holes next Mon
day at Hillcrest. the same number
Tuesday at Highland and the wind
up 10 holes at. Broadmoor, Wednes-
day.
The Indianapolis District Golf
Association officers are making
final plea for entries. They also
make a plea for early starters. They
expect over 200 to compete in the
tournament and a large number, in
fact almost half of them should
start before noon to avoid son.
gestion of the course in the after
noon. If it happens to rain on
any of the days that makes it worse.
If possible, get away before noon.
Call or mail your entry to Cliff
Wagner. 10th floor. Illinois Build
ing, or phone RI-9505. And don't
think that because Chuck Caring
err says Johnny Mcclure is the
man to beat to win the district that
he has any first mortgage on the
title
The writer can think Of dozen
or so who can get out there and
bang out scores along with Johnny
any day Max Buell., Bill Diddel,
Bill Reed Jr.. Bill Reed Sr., Mike
Pollak, Doc Cant or several other
simon pure golfers might come I'M
der the wire a dark horse winner
It's a wide open tournament and
the champion can thrust out his
chest throughout the 60-mile radius
of Indianapolis, the boundary line
of the Indianapolis District Golf
Association.
CUNDAY the Indiana Professional
~ Golfers Association will hold
qualifying test to determine the six
Hoosier players who will oppose the
touring Japanese team at Speedway
course in an exhibition on June II.
The Speedway will be the scene of
the trial test Sunday and the dis
lance will be 18 holes.
The entire six of the Nippon team
will compete next week in the Ma
tional Open at Oakmont, Pa. That
event will be held on June and
and if one of them should happen
to win the high laurels, indianapolis
will get a break. The invaders
range in age from % to 81 years
of age.
Tommy Miyamoto and Jack K
Yusada are the oldest, each being
81. Bob Asami is %; S. Chin, 26
Kanekichi Nakamura, 25, and Toi-
chro, the youngest, D.
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lockwood A C. softbau SQUAD lost
lf-iBninE battle 20 the Longscre club YES
feroav ] 20 O. STARK Of the losers starred
after : ? n
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NIGHT GAME
INDIANAPOLIS
Totals .....3 s
Slated for Sharp in ninth.
LOUISVILLE

Totals ............39 10 10 81 IL
Louisville ................. 201 100 2O4-1
The Washington times., 1935-02-21
Rowing to School
To Be Investigated

LA PLATA, Md, Feb. II (spe-
ciaD Aboard a rowboat is no way
for a modern child to go to school.
So said As residents Of Cobb Island
today, petitioning the Charles
county commissioners to repair
their road so that the children
can resume travel by land.
The recent thaw made the road
such a morass they had no
way of reaching the bridge
which connects Cobb Island with
the mainland. School children
were compelled to row across the
stretch of water to the mainland.
The commissioners promised an
immediate investigation.
Evening star., 1935-03-07
Sterling Silver
Greatly Reduced

Paip Tan CandIesticks; engraved r"
Damsged. We're $3.50. Now. S5
cSmpotesS dsmassdd snd were cfesmsas dsmssed
were ys.s: s4;5y; damaseG SSs Vas Vas s1O. Now $50
; odd CandIesticks; damaged. Were u o.: SG
HpW IL BeSerase eSen Gobiets; damaged. Were 81;
nov S9 Vases: damared. Were $3.50. Now. se:.5
! MaSonnaise Sets; damaged. Were 500:
soP Pairs se' Salts and Peppers; engraved With
monogram; damaged. Were SO. MoW; "
Pan aNapkin Band; engraved. was So. Now si;:5
1 Sherbet Cup; damaged. was o. NOW so 20 e.
81 Dozen Resent Oyster FORKS. were @S'2S;
s0E Regent SGdeB Butter Knives. Were s1.e6 Now .S.
safR fRR...nt Sugar spoons. Were s1.e5. Now;
sc so'H R...nt Bo.illon Spoons. Were sio dozen;
s0T Rer.nt Dessert Forks. were s1;l$ each a.as
s0E E.:sn, Dessert Knives: Were $i$s esss; s
NoE NoEE.:.,, BAH. Forks. were Sc. NOW = ss 80
s,s Dozen Piisrim Soup spoons. Were s1s ~ ~;
fsw SS Pifs4im SHasn Dessert Foit. Were sla!ssSS 80
fGHi Piisqim qGzeh Butter Knife was Now sIS5
1 Pilsrim individual Butter Knife. was sI Soc iy1
s2w s9g Dozen Rose Soup Spoons: Were sls4oo SIC
90 Rase Dessert knife. was g o. New dolsn saGe
HOT possa sssen Rc.. Boulilon Spoons. wer. siS
Sow ny 1SHen SSasn Dinner Forks: Miss America Pat;
tern. Were $50. 30: Now. dozen. .,;;,..: ISIn
iaih Dozen Bouillon Spoons. Were az IN tc
soS s po2en S0sen oyster oits Miss America pat
tern. Were So. Now, dozen. ..'.ss''"
S1IvERWARE. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-03-07
sI.25
Were SI.75

Were SI.75
% Juvenile Sweaters in all-wool and
silk-and- wool. Sizes to 5.
I3 Girls One.and Two-piece Wool and Cordu-
roy Dresses. Sizes l0. II. and 10. Were
S395 to S.95 Now w.:;.;;... $Si5
4. 8. 10 and II. Were Sl.I5 and 81. Now CSC
Girls Wooen Skirts. Body-top and tuck
in styles: Sizes 4. 5. 8. 10, IL and Ii. Were
B silk Biouses and Tunio Biouses. In plain
colors Sizes II to Is. Were So and So
.2 Woolen Snow Suits in one-piece styles;
some with hats to match. Sizes 3. T. D, ana
. Were S5.95. Now S3.9o
GIRLS SPoRTswEAR. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-03-07
Lamps and Shades
Greatly Reduced

I Bronze finish. 3-Candle. Indirect
Lamp with 300-watt bulb. was 81 ~,
Adjustable a-Candie. Bronze finish
Junior Lamp. Was So. Now. $3.50
I Bronze-finish Bridge Lamn. with oeLI-
SHAPED green silk shade. Was $3.50.
Adjustable. Bronze finish Student
Bridge Lamn. Was $50. Now. SD
I Novelty silk Indirect or Junior Lamp
shade; eggshell color. Was SiH
/, 16-inch Shirred Gold Silk Shade;
was $3.50. Now. w......:.;..... ;SE.oV
TeIephone Lamps with parchment
paper shades. l bronZe-finish. 1 green:
Were $3.50 Now. $Z
I Green Enamel Twin Bedside Lamp;
LAMPS AND SHADES, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-03-07
Glove Silk Underwear,
Q5c Vas $50 and So

20 pieces of glove silk and glove
silk-and- -Bemberg undies including
vests, panties in tailored and lace
trimmed styles.
10 Vanity Fair Bemberg Panties in
Step-in styles, white and flesh. Sizes
), q and 8. Were Sl.50 and 81 70.
NOW vce
Wool and Rayon Vests in flesh. Low
@ lsrse sizes. Were sI;5o Now; ,a5e
Group Of Glove-silk Combinations
with brassiere top in sizes 80 and 3S:
slove-silk and bemberg slips IN sizes
80 and 3s: and / glove:silk ana
Now S195
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-03-07
JuveniIes'Pajamas,5 SOC

We're Csc
"a Flannelette Pajamas in one-piece
styles With or without feet Sizes
2 to 6.
Is Carter's Silk. Wool and Cotton Shirts with
short sleeves Sizes and g. Were 81.
Eo"Co;dn;rox' iounsine 'Paism..:' oones.niece
styles in red green and blue. Sizes g. IL,
= and Is; Were So Now. ;s195
.,Sn s sb1s s1es na and ses Wsa. rd A c
and 81. Now: 33c
Sizes IA and IS. Were S1.65 and s.
Is Two.piece Terry Cloth Ioun.ins or Beach
Pajamas: long and short sleeves Sizes 2,
10 IA. 10 and Is. Were S2.95. Now. S195
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-03-07
LUGGAGE, Reduced

2 Brief Cases. Were $40. Now A6:s5
! Pullman Case. Was SGt,2es; s;oas
Suit Case. was SI0.- Now. :s6.95
Suit Gases. Were SIS. Now Sl0;93
aou, Fitted Cases. were .ss'ss
T'T TT'TraveiinE BaE. was so
Toilet Kit: initiated. Was s.
Lunch Kit; damaged. Was s. 30
IiUGcAGE. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-03-07
Crystal Necklaces, s3.75
We're f11S0 tn SI6.5O

Is Crystal Necklaces.
] Crystal Necklace. Was SCI 50;
!: Crystal Necklaces. Were $3.50;
TVE CRYSTAL Necklace. was So Now. &.
3 Carved Crystal Necklaces. Were
10 Dress SV Ciip.. CEp Were So .75. Now ;3e
ii Necklaces. Were S4. Now. .$I.5O
5 Enamel Bracelets with real stones;
] Rose Quartz Necklace. was s35
Ixmethy:t and Crystal Necklace. YES Is
onyx V and Crystal Necklace. Was
$3.50. Now ............... ID
Toilet articles Reduced
g Button Hooks. Were St. Now. 81 so
Cloth Brush Was $3.50. Now. s2.255
I Buffer. Was $s. Now. so
3 Cologne Bottles with sterling silver
TOP; Were Sl6i Now; I -
? Bottles with Sterling Tops. Were s.:
FINE JEwElRY. FiRsr Floor.
Evening star., 1935-03-07
Junior Misses Pumps,
S!.05 We're 81 and IS

40 Pairs of pumps and oxfords in assorted
styles and sizes.
Pairs Of Junior Misses PUMPS rnsk,n Of ,D DatsRt tsn
erai styies Sizes: AAA 5la. 6. IN. and :;
w. A. IL 3 .nG and 81 "a NOW Sa sases i
IPs,irs of Misses Plain Toe Patent Leather
oxfords; sizes: ndr !; l. :. 3; G 3; se.s5 2 i
g y were Misses Grown Crushed Calf OK
fords. Sizes; B 1914; C 1875. ga 3; seas asay;
WeTs s,sst s KiS Ballet Slippers. soft seles Sizes
IL to 5. 3ia to 6. Were 81 Now ..ooc
Cu1LpREN's SHOES, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-03-07
Toys Greatly Reduced

Floor and Display Samples
3 Woody DOGS; shaggy hair. Were
"a OK Now ..... $3.50
: 5Rubber Dolls. were 81. Now, soc
2 Doll Bassinets: ! green and l ping:
il Polo Sets Were 81. Now. SOC
"a Filling Stations. Were 81:
Burlington Zephyr streaming Elec-
tric Train: track and transiormerc;
was sm.rican Sltan FiyeE Eew Passenger Train:
track and transformer. Was 50 30
ToT American FLYER Passenger Train;
track and transformer. Was Si,?u, ~
soH ! Transformers: ii6:volt. a: C. !WeTss
Assorted s;oqt NsM Silent Track Beds; rubber:
We're roc to 75c. Now , x9c 3c
Cloth Dolls. Were s %. NOW ;oOc
il Smail-siIe Buddy WAGONS. We're re
81. Now .....-.' WV
THE Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.