Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1920 — Page 8

HR WfiRL HG F £ is opened at maun

IRREGULARITY in drawing JURY, DEFENSE ALLEGES.

EMBEZZLEMENT IS CHARGED

CSp«ei«l to Tbo IwttuupoUa Ifavs]

MARION. Ind., April 28.—The trial

of lAither WorL Grant county

wror, accused of the embezzlement of nu>f» than 828.008 of county money, opened yesterday la the Grant circuit court here, hut no attempt was made to obtain a Jury, the time being occu pled in motions and legal procedure. Frank Gordon, of Bluffton. special Judge in the case, ererruled a metion of the State for a special venire from outside the county, and later sustained a motion for a special venire of ifty from this county.

Two Cooats KStefnated.

The defense asked Judge Gordon to Instruct the state to elect to prosecute the case either on the first and second counts of the indictment or the third

which limits the proof to «vt relating to alleged failure on

J’S'Ii. ***5 troaeurer to mako y deposits of public money coming

into bis possession.

Judge Gordon announced that he

Would not limit the

to the ne-

» established by the u-.,I 1 !? 1 t i er * w * r « tw «» separate .Tbs trlfti' wM*Siuted tats yesterday

eemmlssloners.

were

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not qoaHfsed

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tended that the law makes

TMtm I** *bs court to name new commissionera or reappoint the HHHHKSSlfc*

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The state asked for time to look up author!ties on the matter and the trial in attracting wide attentien and the

wae crowded throughout

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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1920.

House. December •yteania street

12. 1919. in North Penn

Tea Days for Disorderly Cssduet. Arthur Adam*. 2017 West Michigan street,

arrested Thursday night on a charge of disorderly conduct when he was found in a cro»d ef persons new the County Jail, was lined SI and costs and swrteneed to ten days

in city court Tuesday.

PLAYS AND PLAYERS

AT THE THEATERS TODAY.

Muart— Bubbles. ' Beys

At 2:15 si*d 8:15

Club benefit

At 8:15 B F. Keith s-—■Vaudeville. . At 2:15 and 8:15 lerte—Vaodirrille _ „ Continuous

?totes of the State, tslning Booth Tsrkingt M.-,. %^BS a renewing old aequaintaneM sad «wafc,»y d*w fnends is the roles of two youagsters who ksTt an important part in the play's pro-

eidt Euclid am. north of Michigan »* ; $1,850.00 Pred A. Parker to Cora Baker, lot 4. block 180, Bench Groye fl.OO William R. English to James EL Emry. lot 24. BuddeU s sabditrisioa. part Johnsons heirs addition. 40x129 feet, vacant, west side Park are.. south of Nineteenth st $1,300.00 Mary g. Wheatley to Ernest J. Eblert « ux., part lots 271 sad 272. Spann * Co.’s second addition. $0x125 feet.

$1.00

After playing a few _ ottos Bertha KaJtoh. to be

of the larger at the Murat!

m light Englufc

’s. the

vaudenna tour Marie Uw

hwtorse days begiasUng Thursday in Ths EiddOs Woman, win start on a tour of the Pad»e oosst. where she has new played. Hw^pwent Tcfaicto hi a senous play from

Boblp Hood, the Ds Kcrren is next week’s attraction at last of the regular season

For her r>r _ hih. at B. F. KsMb’s

arranged her booking. oftte few middle western dues ... •«b**«*; Baher nod company bare a tgU* that Is the comedy hit of the week's 'firs dMtaruet nationalities are r'-omiemiKi in the act of the Fire Vtohn MiW kTth. week. Hattie Katchner. the soto . s * rmh Nushkin is a JuU \ t* Beotefc : Cecil Boose and Olga Mimm Is French Their

of noon

$1.00

SOCIAL SIDE OF CHURCHES The AM Society of St. Paul's Episcopal church will most mil day tomorrow iu the parish house Each member will take her lunch. The food sale which was to have *>•*” h * ld next Saturday by the Piym- ■ „ C< r cle F,r »t Congregational nUe^y* *** postponed In^l^ Woman’s Mission Circle of Garden Baptist church will meet tonlght at the home of Miss Myrtle w 4 * 4 . £*?**J tri *h Devotionals astir by Mr> * B«*b* Maples. Miss Belle Brunnemer will read a paper on China. The mission study class for all of the First Congregational

at the

, »t 2 ■ will be the and sposksrs will be Miss th flsnch. who will talk on Ins Mountain Hchool”; Mrs. Ooorgs Da via and Mrs. Quincy Pun-

A t .

At the weekly masting of the di§c»**lon group tonight at All Souls Unitarian /church. William P. Hapgood wnt tell of ’’Employes* Managsment*^ as done by an Indianapolis concern. The Womens Alliance of the ehuroh will meet All day. Thursday. IS? JfB'w Luncheon will b# served at li;$9. Dr. Frank 8. C. Wicks will talk •» ’Emerson.’' at 2:19. The membership tea of th* Public Health Nursin

x70

comer

Cart H.

ship

Aasociation

to ft.

will be held from

nng 3:&

Ftleo FVMtlow ta Baahrwptey. Ghone G. Behny, proprietor of a f*meat market at Royal Center. Ind.. has Glad a petition in bankruptcy in the feleral court. Me lists his liabilities at 12,299.11 and his assets st 1440.83.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

"CR-i s: sTJsrK.i V1XI25 t~1 rK>r ^owPMkwiUMave. a^WMhingtmi »t. $1.00

weet of Spruce at. ,

Thonmo A. Ismaghan to Moses Btod*ton et ux.. lot 41. McKernan et *1.* subdiriaon outlet 121. 30x90 feet, improved, east aide Maple at.. math of McCarty at ..$1,565.00 Thomas B Hamka to Orral K. Mrttm«g. tot 51. North new addition 4214x157 feet, vacant, northwest corner 53d st. and Winthrop ave $100 Leebe B. Co>man to Jsince A. Ctmmngham. tot 19. Johnson * subdi▼taaoo Irrington. 00x160 feet, improved. east aide Layman ave- north of Waatunston at. $1.00 William L. Eider to OUie J. Bigva et ax., part tot 122. Edge wood. Perry townahip $655.00 Walter St. Clair to Julius CBominger. part lot 15 Hyde Park. *5x80 feet unproved, east aide Kenwood ave . north of Thirtieth at Noble B. Pervin et al. to Charles E Ctom part lota 5. 6 and 7. Zener a subdiTiKoo. 50x112 to feet, unproved. north side Twenty-ninth at . wmt of Hiiaois at $5,750.00

WIlBam A. Oeker to Ben C. Mom a. ■ m

part Iota 93 and 93. Wsahington Heights mrabdivinon. 41x160 feet, improved, west side Carrollton ave..

‘uz~,'°\gf6 e rr T£

east side Mount at., south of Ohio rtreet $4,500.00 Frank 8. Thatcher to Ellen Syphera. part northwest quarter section IS. township 15. rang* 8. Wayne town-■ •bip ....$4,000.00] William F. Ltohr. executor to Helen Phrriah. part tot 13. Fletcher's subdivision outlet 61. 20 to *12$ feet, improved, east side Liberty et- south _pf Michigan at $1.600 00

L Mascari to Elisabeth

ave- vest of Pine st $1.00 Harry X Sherman to Char tor Durrett, 1st 196. Rotor.wood addition. 89x134 feet, veesnt. east side Euclid avs- north of Thirtieth at $185.00 Maggie J. Kennedy to Harbin Boardman. tot 503. Garfield park addition. 85x136 fa«. improved, north g- 200 00 Ctoaaday tot 17. Bobbins et al. e Hill Finer. 30*70 feet, improved, weat side Detroit rt- north of Bates rt.._ $1.00 O Coffman to Charles E. Mote, tot 10. Wodter'e subdivision, part Oak Hill, 30x125% feet, improved, gprth mi* Lawrence at., east of

$1.00

r ^^ 8 F Tl Si SJ 00 y 0 *? E *mith. Jot 223. Emerson Gardena, Warren township $100.00 Sanm to Flora E. Smith, tot 234. ■fm* ■ - - $160.00 Bdaon T. Wood to Prank B. Bar-

part lota 11 and IE

Shotwella antohviaton Irvington, iatoroved. eaat of Johnaon are.. »™h of Jnfian ave $1.00 Charlaa H. McGregor to William Wampner. Jot 23. Mock 173. Beech Grove gi oo

Company, trurtee. to

.^ii^ Turk. lot 590. Fairfax add: ea^ »>rtheaat corner Michigan and Somerset atreets $670.00 K^a J. Dickerson et al. to Mike E«h^yo at UX- lot 180. McCarty a *^^ T1 * on outlet 120. 30x120 feet, improved, west sjde Church at. south of Bay st svinooo Elizabeth M^Uer^to Sam Ch^k rt

P*rt tot 14. Pennaylvama Com

Pwy> ^tfen 3WxT05 feA iSf«*rod, weat aula Union at- south o* Anaona at $2,866.00

D. Itoviee to InaJey Maaufae-

turtror Os, part iota 21 and 22, LukenhUI a f. Tenth at. addition. *5^ „A Herrick to same, part same

Saving* A Trust Co., trua-

taa. to same, lot 20. same $1.00 Paulin* Blake to StewartM cMams Oa- tot 69. WoodoofC 40x146 feet,

wurt »d* Carrollton ave..

gstiJiinaL?- vs.; • i.-* 4 -** D. A. Lubricant Co- part northwest quarter section 27. townahip 16. r^^l e t» a J >ater *o»r™hiP $1.00 KL* l £-n-W .’Ssoo Elton K. Graham to John W. Brown

P*rt tot 9. Downey rt al.

Woodland park, improved. north •ide Umverajty ave- west of Bit-

$7.30090

Tniliam Morasky. adminiatrator. to PaM Chamber*, lot 167. Johmwn A Hogahtre a addition. 40x130 feet. improved. wwt side Jefferson ave.. of Michigan at $2,800.00

-^° D * lo 8am H. Croifhton.

tot 84, Merritt Place. 36x120 feet. JJTOITf wmt ‘ lde Lf™ , north

ulBinH £ H^. 200 ” 00

M *2 Harris at., south of Washington • • — - v - - T^Tm^OO.OO Henry. J. Joyce. Jr., to Henry Knaff rt ux.. lot 2. Joee-Bato Fair Ground Avenue addition. 46*— feet. 1m

r2U‘a te .^ ol, “ um

.00

south of

tot 51. its. 40x Beville

Is 850.00

$1.00

oi **• Qtor Honnold to Lewis b. Se-

»n. lot

ave. subdi-

Bradshaw’s a

wert of Shelby ave. $1.00

to Bertha B. Clarke, idler st *i. addition,

feet, improved, southeast

New York and Bradley *u $2,000.00

Bobba rt al. to Waiter B. trustee, lot 25 and part 26. w’a eubdiviaaon. ouUot 50 to *120 feet, improved east

of Michigan

JcteF* Sawvar to' william B.' 0 °

at ux.. lot 26. Estep A Co.’s addition. 39x140 feel, improved, eaat side Oxford st.. north of Michigan

Pooptoe Mate Bank to James W. C«t ~ >0 0<>

to al tota 640. 2048. 96* W)l. $68. 189. 1364. 897 and 2020. Man Bill $1.00 Michael F. Gill to Pearaon-Patton Company, lota 111. 112 and 118. Ogle* East Park. 105x125 feet, improved. east aide Temple ave.. north e# New York st $2,400.00 Thoataa L. Mascari to Bhaabeth

Ouoksey. Part lot 86,

outlot

ttinold to I

tfeion, part Grand View. 40x60 feet, improved, north side Twenty-eighth at., east of Collage avo. A4.800.00 k^er at ux.. tof se.^Lancaatari

improved* 1 ro*t*^rtde^Bi«nardif av£ south of Lambert at $2,350.00

•outheaat corner

. . *nd Thirty-second •irrol .TrTtt.600.00

r. to B.

in's first

fe^ improred. Northwestern are.

M. Woeesner. lot 125. Fleming Garden place. Wayne township $225.00 Iva W. Bush. Jr., to Joseph Spect Jfto. lot 66 South park. 35x100 feet, improved, aouth «de Parkway ave- east of Elmwood at. ..$1.00 Bfbecca Kirk to John M. Jackson, lot 67. Resner's Fourth addition. 35 %x 140 feet, vacant, southwest corner Lambert and Shepard ats ..$600.00 Lemon H. Trotter to John T. McQuaid et u*.. lot 95. Trottor A Henry a addition. 40x107 feet, vacant, east aide Tremont ave , north of Ohio at. $1.00 Burk A. Bibson to Jane Wright, tot IT. ..Hanunond w •!.'* subdinaion. o3xl60 feet, vacant, eaat side Guilford ave.. south of Forty-seeond street. $1 700.00 LoueUa Darling to Frank Loftin. part lota 6 and 18. town of Augusta $1,450.00 James D. Spillman to Fern Cook, trustee, part tot 25. Fletcher * first addition. 37toil85 feet, improved, west aide Sherman drive, aouth of Twenty-fifth st $1.00 Fern Cook to James D. Spillman et ux., same $1.00 H o.¥ #b<ir Cora *‘* B F *« Jo*** T. Stokes, part tot A aiuare 3o. 30x 195 feet improved west side Meridian rt., north of Ohio rt ,..$1.00 John Gavornik et al- to Katarina Caiki. lot 125 Waokera Third ad dition 36x120 feet, improved, east aide Ketcham st.. south of Tenth street $1,296 00 Harry X. Johnaon to Minnie Dusaard. lot 18. block 4. Cavan et al. s subdivision. 30x186 feet, improved ' south side Hoyt ave.. wert of Randolph et $5.00 Stella R Allman to Benedict A. Gartner rt ux.. lot 29. Downey’s Southeast addition. 40x130 lest, improved. north side Hoefgen at. west of Boyd rt TVV . .$3,600.00 Transfers. 75; consideration $113,093.00 DAILY VITAL STATISTICS.

Martin Behrig. S3 year*. Methodist Hospital- chronic interstitial nephritis. Maty A. Mead. 66 years. 64$ Weetaore land, cerebral hemorrhage Lizzie B. Knight. 37 yean. 1533 Delos* pulmonary tuberculosis. Lain Steinrt. 36 yean. Methodist Hoepi taL carcinoma. Ellsworth 8. Burkhart. 54 yean. 954 W. Thirty-third, septic endocarditis. Laura X. Redd. 49 yean. 949 Locke, asphyxiation. AUonaine Lockhart. 66 yean. 2958 Broadway. chronic nephritis. Cyrill Tonsic. 1 day. City Hospital, pulmonary hemorrhage. Henrietta V. Burk. 64 yean. St. Vincent's Hospital, carcinoma. Etta* Francis Kltis. 66 yean. 1846 Orleans. tuberculosis. Minnie Mounts. 65 year*. 708% Indiana, asphyxiation, accidental.

Archie and Alta Drollinger. 1321 E.

"ffisr-, bor -

and Bdith Jeffries. 104 Geisendorf.

Emerson H. Staley. 34: Ada A. Mohr. 38. John Lanahan. 28: Cleo McGrayel. 24. Floyd 0. Baker. 33: Mary A. Silver. 26. Frank C- Trout. 28; Hazel E. Aikins. 27. James Sweeney. 50: Sarah L. Wilson, 49Bay LuiriUe. 22: Opal Elder. 19. Harry J. Blackmore, 40; Sarah E. Ford. 32. Charles J. Mater. 26; Louise Johantgea 26. FTOd W. Meier. 24: Madge Bohrer. 21. Charles E. Strong, SO: Mane McKenna. 28. Death Krtarm. Alice May Arnold. 1 year, 135 E. Seventeenth. diphtheria.

and Fay Elliott, 6646 College, girl. Gus and Gladys PaeeaUs. 208 N. LasaUe. ^R.tiph and Grace Walker, 3627 Massa-

chusetts. boy.

Maurice ibid Margaret Tibbs, St. Vincent s

Hospital, girl. Hoepi

Mary Noble. St. Vincent *

iver and Oeselis Boas. St. Vincent's

lospital. boy. Thomas and

H *li?arion and Irene EnL. 19*9 Shelby, giri. Robert and Clara Daria 133 S. Oriental. Burch and Mary Orr. 428 Bank in, girl. James and Lottie Watson. 2134 Arsenal,

girl.

Robert and Irene Ktepper. 577 N. Lynn. Floyd and Alice Underwood. 2130 Martin-

dale, boy.

Chaster and Marie Clegg. 2631 N. Dela-

ware, boy

George and Hyacinth Rothrock, 434 Irving

plac«, boy.

Raymond and Mabel Morton. 1347 Mc-

Lain, girl.

John and Anna Campbell. 728 Russel). ^fcnton and Maud Welling. 2172 Oxford,

girl.

Jeese and Elba Cox. 119 McLean place. Orville and Floseie Stone. 631 W. Twenty

ninth, boy.

Roy and Sarah Day. 1817 Lee. girl twin*, wuiiarn A. and Isabel L. Heaae. Meth

odist Hospital, boy. Bntldtng Permits.

Tony Gobeis. remodel. 2802 W. St. Clair.

$300.

A. Mat Hard, reroof 1118 E. Nineteenth,

$35.

G. W. Webber, garage, 1027 Villa. $300, C. L. Colima, dwelling, 637 Udell, $3,200. ^Adam Groaskopp. remodel, 224 Richland $100 in W D “ r rwnod * 1 - 4612 Carrollton. $4 < 00& McMmh * n 3910 Winthrop. Olga Grimier, remodel. 169 Marlow. $176. * S L A -. **® rrow dwelling. 4609 X. New tork, $4,500 Jl?? 8 A* r ***’ 4 b08 E. Washington, $90 Bricknu> - r ri >wn ' B55 81. Peter. . ** WT *ck. Seventoen and Columbia. $200. F. B, George, remodel 1125 Linden. $600. William B Newer additton. 3941 Boulevard place. $160. $1 Abraham lassee. garage. 2321 Station. t R- ^Greenwood, remodel. 2099 N. OxHany Bchwankhaua. repair*. 3826 CanLf ft *« . John Wiegand*. mnoof. 1822 8. Delaware, $100.

$3 5«| L ' dwelling. 126 8. Gladstone $3 600^ Bri4w * dweiling, J2I 8. Gladstone 88 MO^ BrUl,r ** dwelling. J17 8. Gladstone ftt*^*$l25 0u * i * UMM ^ u,,, • 'Woof. 626 N. $eit "i'TSirzSTiy.ejr"” $700®' Amt Comp * a3r ‘ Fwage. 1928 •heihy —^w. garage. 3642 Cobaeum $760, Anna Carton, repaira. 216 W. Fifteenth $ 150 G. W. Hill 4 Son boiler bouse. 212 8 East $800. Mason Wiltiama remodel 662 W. Tenth IL Click 4 Co remodel. 19 8. Delaware $3,000.

BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE.

PRIMARY A88E86MKNT ROLL AP

PROVED.

Local sewer. Dearborn and Olaey su.. fromTbirttoth to a point 176% fret north of Twenty-fifth.

Conault Us Before Painting

Hatfield Paint Company

MbIr 2303.

104 South Meridian Street

Writ* or phone for color card and prie«$.

Auto. 38.125.

Let Us Do Your Family Washing IN SOFT WATER Each Washing Done Separately No Marking ~Ink or Pint Used Quick Delivery

831-837 R. Washington St.

FAMILY WASH LAUNDRY

Pronpwc* 6778, 4777.

Berkley W. Duck! 'administrator.

Fletcher et 96. etc.. 40x

northeast side

Fine st $1 00

« A tiS c P^:

improved west aid*

ave . aouth of Twenty-third

nSSSri C.' Allen • m • oiiii’ B.

al.’a subdi i

40*141 feet. Central Slil

A child can buy here as safely as a grownup. All goods are marked in plain figures at the lowest possible Spot Cash Pricea. MEN'S and WOMEN’S CLOTHING Clean Methods—Clean Advertising.

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Unprejudiced Advice

1.425(H)

Marten Com

to Charto*

129,

$1,650.00

Ridenour‘flteviead addition 28 %x !2» fret, unproved, east side Summit sl., aouth of Washington rt 91

t.v Conslrnrtion Company W, Bsdwick. part outlet

rest of Wsrt st-.

•«. $1.700 00

Uft plactt, 40*

If: 1

AsWand ave .$4 aide Twenty sixth

,000.00

$1 00

of Fortieth **1* io-Pb Anerdim W McCarty «

.. S'Tf’ potoxiHSto r femtel avg., nr

-. -$406.00

Scrutu. tot unproved of Moms

B Fella et al. to G*orr* C, " ^ SSMZJmt SZ*

$1.00

Chart** McFarland to Leo A Courtet ,1 00 ‘“dga. 70* 13»H feat improved west aide Oornatlua ave, aouth of Forty-seventh •A .... $4,000 00 'K.aE-jS’s

'$ ate GrowGirls' Oxfords- $

Patent leather and Mack kid.

rd of

OteNBraeUe trill a new hold on youn

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life Tour

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For security, a secret identifying mark on your car, put on by us. No charge.

Trade Mark Copy riff ht, l$It.

Ready to Jump A Quick Get-Away Wa don’t mind telling one secret of our promptness In assisting unfortunate tire users— a quick getaway when called. Not knowledge of, but practice of the art of eliminating delays* makes Quick Tire Service the solution of tire emergencies. Why not obtain the usage of our facilities now, together with the rest of your spring motoring equipment? Quick Tire Service Inc. Meridimn at North Main 43#0-1-6150 Asto. 34-340.

It i« but natural that most people have only a little knowledge of funeral furnishings. When death enters the home they are in need of unprejudiced counsel and advice.

JEWELRY WitchcG—Ditmondi RITE GLADLY OPENS CHARGE ACCOUNTS payable weekly or monthly at a small additional chargs over the cash pries. Rita thinks that thi« is fair to all.

We do not adhere to any one

^ manufacturer’s line of goods: we are prepared to point out the merits of all, to advise what is right for each particular occasion, and to furnish whatever is selected.

We have no hobbies

interests are ours; anu - , , xt - t ju through many years, is the mam reason for the splendid support given us by those whom we have served.

r-f -"t- . • ■ v, ies to ride while serving you. Your and this policy, consistently practiced rs. is the main reason for the splendid

A full line of Steel, Hardwood, Cloth Covered and Cement Caskets.

ROYSTER & ASKIN.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

2501 E. Tenth. G37 N. Illinois 8t 2826 W. Michigan.

Main 4654. Ants. 24-654.

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At Sander & Recker's

Colorful Cretonnes 1 From the Liberty Shop, Regent St, London

Hundreds of these artistic and beautiful fabrics are now on display, this season’s smartest designs.

A Cretonne Special Sale • About 1,250 yards of cretonnes in the new and beautiful color effects suitable for summer draperies, cushions, slip covers, regularly sold, up to $1.26 per yard. Special for quick clearance—

Per Yard.

About 260 yards of popular cretonnes, especially suitable for bedrooms. QQ/» Special sale price, per yard 05/L » . • . . ' , , SANDER & RECKER FURNITURE COMPANY Meridian and Maryland Streets

Si-

continuing for Thursday the extraordinary purchase and

Purpouely Made far Wall* and Ceiling* Would yon like to fed that yoor walls are clean - and sanitary and at the same time beautiful? La-Co-Flat is the quality finish for this purpose. It is both economical and permanent. Soap and water will remove dirk dust, and finger prints too without injuring this handsome finish. Have fresh clean walls that harmonize with your ... «_«» mratsmng* LILLY HARDWARE COMPANY 114-118 E. Waihinctoa St.

sale-new summer dresses

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jaM lit'*: ■ % ■Wwse-

1395

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Introducing the summer season with a timely and opportune sale of women s and misses ’ chic, crisp, charming frocks for every summer occasion.

Our New York representative made the most wonderful dress purchase this season—five thousand dresses at a mere fraction of their real worth. Our allotment was about six hundred, .

The Fur Shop

announces

and are offered to you on the same very low basis.

Every new and desirable style and material is included

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imi

Figured voiles in foulard, flowered georgette and pompadour patterns in wonderful color combinations, such as navy and white, navy and Copenhagen blue, navy and tan, all navy, blade and white, brown, beige, etc. Neat trimmings of taffeta, organdy, batiste, net and ribbon. Bouffant effects, ruffles, tiers, draped and plaited overskirts.

special prices

to indue* sal** at this time. A few of the special values are mentioned below— 1 mole and squirrel coatee. 1 full length Hudson seal cape. 1 natural squirrel cape. 1 large skunk stole. 1 Scotch mole capelet. 1 mink coat 1 Hudson seal dolman. 3 short Hudahn seal coats. 2 stone marten chokers.

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