Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 269, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 February 1927 — Page 5

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RITES ARRANGED FOR LIBRARIAN Hughes to Be Buried Wednesday. Bu Times Special TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Feb. 15. The funeral of Mrs. Sallie C. Hughes, 70, for thirty-three years connected with the Fairbanks Library here, who died Sunday night, will be held at the Methodist Temple at 3 Wednesday afternoon. Fallowing a short illness at an Indianapolis hospital, Mrs. Hughes was removed to her home on last Wednesday with attending physicians holding no hope for her recovery. For more than fifteen years Mrs. Hughes had been head of the Fairbanks Library, arid one of the leaders of the State Librarian Association. She has been honored by being head of that organization several times. The passing of Mrs. Hughes has t*Jten from this State one of its most prominent women. She has been an active church member for years. She is survived by one daughter, Mis'h Ethel Hughes, a public school'teacher at Terre Haute. NO PARTING AT DEATH Bu NEi Service NEW HAVEN, Feb. 15.—Death will not part Old Bill and Fatima Old Bill died when only 22, but he weighed 2,500 pounds. Fatima kept her age to herself and weighed 2,000. A short tmie after Fatima died, Old A Bill followed her. Now they will ™ stand side by side in the Peabody Museum at Yale. Bill was an Indianarmored rhinoceros and she an African hippopotamus.

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WEAF, Hook-up (15 stations), S P, M. (Eastern) —Sigurd Nilssen, basso, and orchestra. WJZ, New York (454), and KYW and KDKA, 9 P. M. (Eastern) —Operatic concert. WTIC. Hartford (470), 9 P. M. [ (Eostern) —Hockey. Yale vs. Princeton. KGO, Oakland (361), 8 P. M. (Pa- , eific) —Hour of music. KFAB, Lincoln (311), 8:30 P. M. (Central) —University of Nebraska program. 6:00 —KMOX (280.2). St. Lous Music. WCAU (278). Philadelphia Orchestra. WFI (394.5), Philadelphia Music. WJZ (455), New I’ork Orehestra. WMBF (384). Miami Beach— Music. WSAI (326). Cincinnati —Quar- ; tet. • 6:3O—CJGC (329.5). London—Symphony i KSO (405). Clarinda—Organ. WGT (379.5), Schenectady—Violinist. WOO (508.2), Philadelphia—Orchestra. WSM | (282.8). Nashville—Concert. 6:SS—WPG (299.8). Atlantic Ciiy—Con- : cert. 7:00 —WEAF (492). New York—Vikings: to WEEI, WUR. WCAE. WOC. WCSII. WFT. WfeAl. WWJ. WTAM, WCCO I WXAG, WJAR. WGY, KSD. WHB

WKBF (244 Meters) Hoosier Athletic Club Station Tuesday, Feb. 15 A. M. 10:30 —Livestock market. (Courtesy Indianapolis Stockyards.) Weather forecast.. (Corn--r tesy United States Weather Bureau.) Farm bulletins. (Courtesy United States Department of Agriculture.) 12 ;00—Organ program from Zaring Egyptian theater. Alex F. Taylor at the organ. F.M. fi3o—lndianapolis Ford dealers’ program.

(365.5), Kansas City—Organ. WJR 1 517). Detroit—Dance music. WLW (423.3). Cincinnati —Quartet. 7:IS—WJZ (455). New York "To-Be. Weds:” also WBZ. KDKA. KYW. WSM (282.8), Nashville—Conncert. 7:3O—WBAP (475.9). Ft. Worth Musical. WEAF (492). New York—Bakers; to WTAG. WFI. WTAM - ,' KSD. WCCO. WWJ. WLIB, WRC, WSAT. WHO (526). Des Moines—Band concert. W.IZ (4551, New York—Program: WBZ. KYW.

Concert Music * 6:OO—WSAI. 6:3O—CJGC, KSO. WSM. ' 6:SS—WPG. 7:OO—WHB, WLW. 7:IS—WSM. 7:3O—WHO. 8:0K-WJZ chain, WOR, WTIC. 9:OO—WBAL. 10:00—KPO, WPG. 10:15—WAMD. 11:00—KFI, WFAA.

KDKA. WOO (484). Davenport —-Musical. WPG (299.8). Atlantic City Quartet. 8:00—WBZ (333). Springfield—Hockey. Boston v.s. Chicago. WEAF (492). New York—Music; also WEEI. WGR. WFI, WRC. WWJ. WGN, WCAE. WCCO, WTAG. WOC, KSD. WJAR. WSAI.

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WTAM, W3B. WSM. WGY. ' WHA? WMC. WGBF (2361. Evansville P?o pram. WHB (365.6), Kansas City Program. V.'JZ (455), Nev. York Grand opera, to KDKA. KYW. WOR (405>. Newark—Glee club. . WTO (475.9), Hartford—Ensemble- WRN. (075). New York—Orchestra. 8:10—WBZ (333). Springfield—Sym phony. B:3O—CNRA (322,4), Moncton Dance music. WFAA l 475.9). Dallas—Songs. WHO (526). Dee Moines—Pianist. O:6O—CNRR (812.3). Regina Danco. K.MA (461). Shenandoah —Program. KTHS (3'4.8), Hot Springs—Orchestra. WBAL < 246 i. Baltimore—Band. WEAR (492), New York—Auction bridge, to WEEI. WGR, WCAE. WRC. WGN. WOC. WFI. WWJ. WTAM. W+AG. WOSH, WJAR, WSAI. WCCO. KSD. WGY. KPP.C. WPG. WJZ (455). N w York—lViaard to KDKA. KY W. WOW (520). Omaha—Musk-u,. WOR (465'. Nc\vcr'4 —Trio. * 9:30 WBAP (475.9). Ft. Worth Frogram. WEAF (492). New York Orchestra to WGR. WF!. WCAE. WTAM. WWJ. KSD, WGY'. WRC. WJZ (455). New York—Orchestra to WBZ. 10:00—KFI (467). Los Angeles—Recital.

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KPO (428.3). San Francisco—Organ. WPG (299.8), Atlantic City—Opera. WTAM (389.4), Cleveland—Orchestra.

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Values for Children Infants’ Crib Blankets Plain white with pink and blue stripes; sizes 30x40; re- PA duced to DUC Infants’ Shirts In wrap-around and a few button down the front styles; cotton or cotton and rayon, and some part wool; ong sleeves, heavy rn quality; reduced tp DUC Clearance of Tots’ Sleepers Knit garments, with high collar, drop seat, drawstring at sleeves; small sizes; reduced p/r to. DUC Clearance of Tots’ Fall Hats In elastic and plain back FA styles; assorted colors; 2 forDUC Crib Size Rubber Sheets Os heavy white rubber; r a sanitary; each DUC

Values in Hose and Underwear

Women’s Cotton PA Hose, 3 Pairs DUC Splendid valueg in everyday cotton hose, good serviceable weight, hemmed top, seamed back, foot fully reinforced; sizes Bt£ to 9%; assorted colors. Irregulars. Women’s Wool- PA Mixed Hose, 3 Pairs DUC A group of assorted wool mixed hose, high grade quality; ill fully reinforced, irregulars: sizes BV4 to 10. Black and dark heather mixtures. Children’s Pants, pft 2 for DUC Medium heavy, of soft, ribbed cotton: ankle length stylo; muslin band at waist; sizes 8 to 12< Growing Girls’ r A Hose, 2 Pairs DUC Rayon hosiery for growing girls, with hemmed fop, seamed back, fashion marks foot fully reinforced; sizes 7 to 9; irregulars; popular colors. Children’s Pantle rn Waists, 2 for DUC Medium weight cotton knit, tfcped; low nock, no sleeves; double row of buttons at waist. Sizes 2 to 12.

SPECIAL FIFTY-CENT DAY VALUE jO% SOO Fine New JLl' -Dresses ■PsHHm Reduced in Price m\ f° r Tomorrow •ml *10.75 IsBHB of these fine dresses deserves a place in 8) BHIO your wardrobe— at this ■ X'-ellent saving off, red ye tomorrow. A special purchase of dresses and y jWBe another group of our b-tter dresses specially reW9D tlueed in price brings this wonderful saving opportunity to you. I j MATERIALS INCLUDE;' I I Flat Crepe Satin Georgette I I Charming new spring styles showing the new / / fHi) sleeves, new necklines; trimmings of tucks, I / V/J) pleats, embroidery, folds, braid and stitching; * ■ in Mayo, rye. moukeyskin, black, navy, wh*t. Sizes 16 to 46.

Silk and Wool Dresses Reduced to Clear . Materials include wool serges, satins, jersev, crepe de S chine. Two-piece and one-piece straightline styles. Navy, v F * v black and brown. Trimmings of contrasting colored cuffs """ • and collars. {Sizes are broken up to 40 with a few large sizes.

* One Rack of Winter Coats at . CA These coats earlier in the season sold at a good deal $ ■ .50 higher price than they are marked now; every coat Is ~ I F fnlly lined and Interlined; fur-trimmed. Furs are A arf "" Manchurian wolf, coney and mandel. Materials are Bolivias, Deerona, Suedes. Sizes are broken. Black, brown, taupe and bokara. . v

50c Day Plus Value 9x12 Room Size “Argonne” Velvet Rugs Special These are irregulars of the famous ‘‘Masland Argonne” brand of velvet rugs and /Is wmwO come in a wide selection of new designs and colorings for living room, dining room, ST |l/| bedroom use. ' • lo I <1 I Special Terms—s 2 Down and $1 a Week | =

Lingerie Fabrics 5 Yds. 5,000 Yards—remnants of cotton fabrics in pastel shades. The lot consists of plain voiles, woven stripe voiles, nainsooks, pa- JW jama checks, dimities, etc.

Fifty-Cent Day Plus Value 500 Strictly Fresh, New Noonday Frocks—Special

Toile du Nord and Amoskeag ginghams, well tailored and cut amply full, idfl You will be charmed with the new styles. a| Prettily trimmed, tie in back style. VrlBLUE ROSE TAN ORANGE Y| LAVENDER GREEN - ■ SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE AND EXTRA SIZES

FIFTY CENT DAY PLUS VALUE Women's Kimonos Reduced Specially to A flannelette kimono in the usual floral patterns; cut full and long; M ’A trimmed with rick-rack or bkaid; M ■ ■ three-quarter length sleeve: dark M blue, lavender and rose: small, me- M ditim and large sizes. REDUCED M A W TOMORROW—T9C. V

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Women’s Pure Silk, Silk and Rayon Hose, ..50c These are irregulars of splendid quality silk, also silk and rayon hemmed top, seamed back, fashion marks, fully reinforced. Sizes to 10. Assorted colors. Boys’ Cotton School rn Hose, 4 Pairs DUC High grade cottou fnll length hose, fine ribbed’, with foot fully reinforced; first and irregular quality: sizes 6*6 to 9; black and brown. Women’s Union PA_ Suits DUC Slightly soiled, medium heavy cotton ribbed suits; high neck and long sleeves; low neck mod no sleeves; ankle length; sizes 34 to 44. Women’s Knit rn Bloomers, 2 Pairs DUC Good quality. In durable cotton knit, elastic at waist and knee: regular sizes. Pink only. Irregulars. Women’s Knit rn Vests, 5 for DUC Light weight cotton ribbed vests with built-up shoulder band finish at neck and armholes ; regular sizes.

Women’s Coverall Aprons, Each 50c ‘ V Os good quality gingham, in checks and stripes: cut ful and nicely finished with bind lng or rick-rack; blue, green tan, rose, lavender. Small, me dium, large and extra Jargt sizes.

Women’s Outing pA Gowns, Each DUC Slipover style, preferred by many women, In pink and blue striped; long sleeves; medium and large sizes.

New Cotton Lingerie AT A VALUE-GIVING PRICE SPECIAL AT BLOOMERS Os STEPIXS—Of bacrepe, batiste and tiste and voile, iu , pink, white and Nile; all at* orchid, Nile mol also combinations of white; some lace colors: elastic knee trimmed, others rufand waist; sizes 27 (led and hemstitched; and 29. sizes 21, 23 and 23. COSTUME SLIPS of striped sateen, bodice top style, small hem; in pink, peach or orchid. Sizes 38 to 4-K

Fifty-Cent Day Plits Values New Spring Hats

Made to Sell at a Much Higher Price For &C Fop Sports Dress Silk and pedalinp, bengallne and milan hemp, crepe, sett and all the straws. Plenty of the popular tarn*, smart creased crowns, short brims, medium xhap's and close fitting ones. All the new shades and combinations.

Kid-Bodied Dolls PA to Clear 3UC Full jointed, sleeping eyes, eyelashes and curly hair; 13, 19 and 21 inches long. Radically reduced.

Fifty Cent Day Plus Values 100 Pairs Women's Low Shoes, Pair bXL sl * 9 ® \ Id straps and oxford styles; taken from our regular stock and offered to you tomorrow at a price that you will not want to tnlss: not all sizes )n each style, hut all sizes in the lot from 3 to 8.

150 Pairs Women’s Straps and Oxfords, Special at $1 the Pair All desirable shoes; sizes 3to 8.

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- Men’s Handkerchiefs Oi’ woven borderless cambric, full men's size; tan, blue and lavender borders; limit of 6. 6 for 50C £laln White Linen and Chambric Full size, finished hem; 1 excellent quality. 3 for 50c

Men’s Athletic PA Union Suits Well made, serviceable garments, round or V necks, sleeveless, knee length. Sizes 36 to 42, Men’s Fancy fA Hose, 2 Pairs UUC Plaids and stripes In a hard twisted mercerized Hale and rayon lisle; sizes 10 to 11V4; Irregulars. -V

Values in Domestics Table Damask CA _ Yard DUC 60 and 69-lncb heavy table damssk, in all white and white with colored borders; no 3tarch or dressing. Towelings, fA 5 Yards DUC Checks and plain toweling for dish and hand towels; some part linen. Dress Ginghams, pA 5 Yards DUC Good assortment of check* In all the warited colors; 27-inch width. Pillow Tubing, pA 3 Yards DUC 42-Inch; full bleach quality; limit 6 yards to customer. 45-Inch Bleached P[A Sheeting, 3 Yards DUC Heavy quality, for tiheets, pillow cases and various other uses. Frldd to save.

Women’s Bras- fA sieves, 3 for DUC In pink figured madras; bandeau styl); xlighly fitted, particularly suited to young girls; sixes 32 to 36. Swiss Curta.ns, Pair !)UC Plain white swlss curtain! that launder nicely; tlcbacks to match. Curtain Materials, PA--5 Yards DUC Marquisette, plain and fancy scrims and green French marquisette. Very special. Velour Valance, PA.. Yard DUC Scalloped valance of heavy velour in Just two colors which we wish to close out.

Washable Scarfs, P A Special 3UC Figured silk, striped voile and mercerized crepe. All spring color combinations. Wonderful values at a very low price.

100 Pairs Children’s High Shoes, Pair, 50c Lace and button style; flexible leather soles: not all sizes In each style, but all sizes in the lot from 4 to 7.

Pure Thread T/k Silk Hose, 2 Prs. DUC Ulsle reniforced heels, toes and soles: plain colors, mostly black; sizes I) 1 j to 12; seconds. Men’s Outing Flannel S' 50c Well made, full cut garments with long sleeves, military rollar and pocket; pink ami blue mixtures; sizes 10 to 20. Limit of ’£. Men’s Fpur-ln P*A - Hand Ties DUC Fancy part silk and silk nod wool four In-lmnd ties, unusually good assortment of patterns and colors. Boys’ Rayon Foilr-In-H *3 nd J ie ” 50c For school or dress wear; excellent values. Boys’ Blouses, fA^ Each DUC Neatly patterned, well made garments; good assortment of colors; siscs 7 to 10.

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