Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1919 — Page 14

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M^TS m&c BLUE WORK HASDKESCHIEFS. extog grmiity, 3 for asc. MEN’S I6c TO 19c CANVAS ^FORK GlfOVES, caff or gKoxttJet style, 2 poire, S55c.

Washington an^ Delaware Streets

Save! 25c MIDDY emblems, wlxlte, black, navy or re^ ||ae each. . 35c TO 45c RIBBQI^, t«Boants, in plain and fahey dp> signs, 25c yard.

Until Sept. 1st Hus Store Will Close at 6 p. m. on S^urdays—Other Days at 5 p. m.

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Great News In Few Words

knocks

Various styles of voile, poplin and crash; rose, blue, green, white; sizes 36 k> 44. Regularly |3.50, $4 and $5, at f2.00

Corsets

Seconds of a well known make, which we are not allowed to name at this price. Sizes 19 to 30. Regularly $1.50 and |2.00, at. .fl.OO

Chemise

Numerous styles, of pink batiste. They are embroidered in colom. Of white batiste. They are lace and embroidery trimmed. Regularly $1.25, at fl.OO —Golditein’s. Third Floor.

One htmdred and forty-two Women’s Wash Dresses to Go at One Blow

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Formerly $7.50. $10 and $12.50 Were it possible to embody the style in “home made” frocks which New York designers put into their creations, you would find the materials alone to be worth more than fS.OO. Included nre Hum snd lephyr fhifhaots, voik« trinincd in organdica, and aci^ccabk gran ckOi. . Several deticate tints, aln plaida and eheclui; assorted sian. Ooldstoi&’a Second Floor

A little fa^Bnoity will teanafWm thne stuipes into el^nt FaDrhata, Sailors and novel atyks are ta ba fooxri in the assortment, in black and the proper auttsm teaea Great, at two ninety-eight. Hats of Crepe and Satin Combined $1.50 Trimmed in beads, fringA mr fanda; choice ef pink or white. —Ooldstaln’B. Third Floor.

A Thorough Clean-up of Women’s Capes

$10.00

Formerly ■ $20 to $25

Less than half price in most instances, and yet a large part of the season for them to be worn remains. Gaberdines, French serges, velours, broadcloth, poiret twills, etc., in navy, Copen, black, reindeer and taupe. You get one; the values are extraordinary. —Goldstein’*, Second Floor.

A Thorough Ckan-up of Silk Dresses $10.75 Do not gather from the words “clean-up” that these are old dresses. Indeed, they are very recent modele. of satin and teffeta, in Copen, taupe, navy, black, ten, and Burgundy, admirably suited for street and office wear. Save $4.00 to $6.00, won’t you? —OoldeUin'e. Second Floor

(Continued) Skirts Women’* silk poplin skirts; various shades of Copenhagen blue; regularly |5.00 and $6.00; while 18 last, $2.59. Skirts Several models of good quality taffeta silk in striped patterns, mostly dark; reguhtfly $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00, at $3.59. For Children Coats Children’s coats of durable black and white checked materials; 8 to 12 years; regularly $5.00 and $6.00, at $2.00. Dresses Children’s dresses of grass linen in green; or of blue and white checked gingham; 7 to 14 yean; regularly $1.49, at $1.00. Goldstein’s. Second Floor.

A Clean-up of Women’s Boots $2.49 Values^ $3.00 to $4.00 and mids in all black I«^her, or in brown or snray, irith cloth tope—choice of low or Frmich heris. Sizes 2% to 5 only. Children’s Low Shoes $1.48 Pr. Laiee atylo pl»y •*- f«4, is brown calf, of puspo la to>wn aai black; ap to size 4. Floor

Exceptional! Balance of the Women's $1.75, $2.00 and $2.50 Pure Silk Hose

To Go at 98c Per Pair

CLOSING FEATURE OF THE ANNUAL HOSIERY SALE

You will do well to consider these facts before you say you 4oii’t need hosiery. Ist, you WILL need hosiery if you don’t now. the price (98c per pair) is 75c, $1.00 or under nlue, and the value is steadily rising. 3i^, they are ‘ WAYNE KNIT hosiery, which has become a synonym for quality hosiery. *

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WOBfEN’S $1.00, $1.25 AND $1.50 “BURSON” HOSIERY, 75c PAIR. WOMEN’S 39c WHITE FOOT HO^ERY, 19c PAIR. WOMEN’S 50c AND B9c SILK LISLE HOSIERY, 39c PAIR.

WOMEN’S 25fe AND 85c LIGHT COTTON HOSE, 12yiC PAIR. CHILDREN’S 40c TO 50c COTTON HOSE, 25c PAIR. MEN’S 25c and 30c COTTON SOCKS. 19c pa;r—Goldstein's. Alain Floor.

A Collection of Men’s Union Suits 7M’5o}39C Suit Knitted garments in ecru and white, H-sJeeve, anide length, sizes 34 and 36 only; athletic style in madnis cloth, small check wd ctmsbar nainsook. Reason—slightly soiled from handling. Wash them and save 35c to $1.10 per suit.

Men’s $1.00 Work Shirts, each L4^ blue and dot: tell and double stitdmd tenmgbout; siaea 14 to Tf.

Men’s 25c Wash lies,

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S for 35c Highly mercerized, paneled effects, in Stripes and figures.

Men’s $1.50 Work^Orts $1.15 each Extea qualit;

black sateen worlc shirta, full cut and double stitched throughout, sizes

14% to 17.

Goldstein's, Main Floor, Rear

The **Waage*’ 3-in-l IKectric Iron Featured Here at $6.98

Since it can be regulated the “Waage” is tec km home iron; no one but' yourself, for instenee, will iron your silk waists i^operiy. At low heat, gives the service of a $-pmri feon, for Georgeltet, floe Ibigerie and bot^a dsbi^ garments. At meauia Scat, of a S-pouiid Mi for heavier laundry; and «l hlfh heat, of a 9-M«Nd iiwB far preosittg i«iis aa< al^s. Complete with attached,^ st«id and cord, $6.98. -^oldstsln’A Fourth Floor.

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Act Quickly On These Wash Fabrics PRINTED VOILES Georgette pattertm, for dresses and Rus^ms Mouses. Muiy effective ^or j bmations, in assorte# dinm to dark letter# cln^g pleate « nav/ 40 inches ^C yard. MERCERIZED SATEEN A fine soft Mgfaly merci ish, 36 inches vride; ly desirMile for blo4!M«l% etc., 1 to 3 yard mill ImitfteS; black and asaorted cwre, 89c yard. - LAWNS AND ORGANDIES Beautiful shear, vtelfet lawns and aq^Mdlse, |i inch vrid^ miU Imi 1 to 5 yards, soma soiled, and ter teat teaiii instead of mute Midiur, ant IWc yard. —Goldstein'A Mala Jfloov,

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