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FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1937 FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1937

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WE CLOSE | EVERY SATURDAY AT

Choice of Any : r Trimmed Spring |

"OAT a SUI

2 GREAT GROUPS OF

DRESSES

Saturday Last Day at These Prices

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USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN

Take advantage of these recordbreaking low prices NOW before the price rise that is sure to come later. Select all your spring and summer needs and simply pay a little each week until the purchase is completed.

GIVE MOTHER HOSIERY!

GORDON

Pure Silk Hose Sale Priced at

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Set for Snack

g | Was named state winner,

HOOSIER YOUTH TURNS IN BEST FAR RECORDS

Lapel 4-H Club Member | Wins First Place Prize in (| National Contest,

i to give ‘him the prize, accordin to | Purdue University officials. ?

Slee ; O. Smith, Waveland, Ind. He is to

"| receive, from the company, $100

Feeding a 26-foot, 200-year-old

380-pound python js about the biggest job in caring for the snake, explained Owen |Dauphinee, shown above as he began the task. Seven men helped the keeper force 20 pounds of ham- | burger, 24 eggs, a quart of olive oil and a quart of citrate of mag-

nesia down the python’s throat at | its Hamilton, Ont., winter quarters.

GROWING ELK HERD IS RANCH PROBLEM

By United Press WINNIPEG, Manitoba, May T—-A |

few years ago elk in southern Can-|

ada were scarce, ‘The herd has in- | reased recently, however, and now foothills ranches are faced with. a |

| worth ‘of merchandise, or a cream | seperator. 4 Years in Club

| Ww ard has completed three years | of 4-H club work in Madison County | under the’ supervision of Maurice | Woodward, Lapel High Schodl vo

| cational agriculture instructor, and one year .under Glendon Sears, a | voluntary club leader. His club projects during the three | years have been corn, colt, and farm | management. During his spare time, he assists His father and his brother | Mark on a 200-acre farm. | A junior during the past winter | at the Lapel High School, he was | president of the Lapel Agricultural | 4- H Club for 1937. He was one of 1s boys who were enrolled in the farm management project in Madi= { son County in 1936. | Slee is also a vocational agriculture pupil, and his teacher is Howard L. Meeks, formerly a Dela- { ware County 4 4-H Club member.

real De, Mex Day, owner JOHNST OWN PASSES of a ranch, and his men have trie FLOOD RELIEF QUOTA

to drive the herd off with horses, | By United Press

Y% AND Y Rich Pasiels Y High Shades vy Navy Sheers % One Piece Styles

N THE HOUSE AT EX XACTLY. % Sheer Romaines % Printed Crepes vx Plain Chiffons Y Print Chiffons Y Navy Suits % Bolero Styles

% Printed Suits % Cape Styles Sizes 12 to 20—38 to 52 and 184 to 30

A most amazing group of delightful spring and summer dresses, expertly fashioned, of fine quality materials. The kind of dresses you'll be able to wear anywhere now and all through the summer. You'll ‘buy them by twos and threes when you see them.

Likes Gloves From the Star Store

BETTER QUALITY FABRIC GLOVES

Black, navy, tan, white Reduced to

but is no avail. _ JOHNSTOWN, Pa., May 7.—This

94. El BRITAIN SPE SPEEDS UP which: has been the scene of

Every Pair Full Fashioned ITS FASTEST TRAIN! fr es oe ne fhe sine of

Every Pair Ringless | what flood suffering means, was as- | signed a flood sejief quota of $18,000. AT 79¢ Are 4-thread chiffons with silk plaited feet. Super=

By United Press RR | : ? 7 ~ | Before the end %f March, contribu- - LONDON, May 7. -— Britain's tions passed $44,000. The money goes jor quality silk used in their making. Guar- fastest long.digtance train, | the |i," communities on the lower Ohio anteed by us and by Gordon, to be absolutely perfect in every detail, Sizes 8%

London North Eastern Railway's | {and Mississippi who were stricken to 1042 in newest spring and summer shades.

Silver Jubilee, has broken its speed | | by the January floods. AT 9c Choose . from three different lengths, short,

REGU LAR Price

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Regularly Priced $11. 75 to 529, 75

Ss vour golden opportunity to buy your sprin at a mammoth savings, Dressy styles, arsiag | 5 in navy and high shades. en-pay or layaway plan,

0 MORE LEECE

GER COATS ist U npacked

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have eer consistent so hurry! Pick from. pavy, nude, aqua or

IRIAN EAE TAT rn }

record for the Darlington to Lon- | medium and long. \ !

and high shades. Rib- don run. It covered the 232!; miles | bed bengalines, “silk ‘at an average speed of 73 m. p, h. "MONTEREY PREFERS like’ fabrics, and new 9 | st C Extra sheer 3-thread chiffons that are complete- > SUNSHINE TO SHADE Size 6 to 8. ly shadowless. Durable silk sole, heel, and toes. : ; —_—— > ZR Star Store, Street Floor. Run stop guards. Colors for now and summer : | By United Prega A Wonderful Group of New Es wear. Sizes 8% to 10%. B uU S HE % MONTEREY, Cal, May 7—MonFavorite varieties of ever $ ior ayer hybrid tea. rese are

Ra SADAL TD + AAA SASS nly «AG

Buy at least 2. on | E 4

For Graduation

Darling laces, sheers and nets in white and pastels. Sizes}. _ 12 to 20, \

Girls’. Graduation

DRESSES $s and $PB

Nery size, 14 to 20. Crisp organdies, laces and 11 a hi a: : 3 r mousseline de soie. Many, many Be Aigner | Bnday, styles. White and rich pas-

Store. Second Fisor. ? | ? tls. Sizes 1210 18. | | Star Store, Second Floor

SEAM L KE Lov ely New COTTON FROCKS

NSTER nu S THAT EVERY MOTHER WILL LIKE 4 j= IP) LSO AMERICA N ORIE] TALS Pure dye, silk sli - “ t pe S93 nu 298 ER

KE] 3 9s ) 50 d lored styles. Many satin on included.

Star Store, Street Floor. Sizes 14 to 20—38 to 52—42V, to 52 aturday, Last Day at T ll Price

Smart, youthful frocks that Mother will want in her wardrobe, and that she will enjoy wearing now, as well as sy all summer. Voiles, swisses, pastel blister sheers, emDOWN jelivers |

This is’ our annual sale of Hill's famous Richmond ses. Every year about May 1 we have secured thousands of fine, healthy bench roses, all freshly dug, ready | to bloom t'.s summer. Our customers have always expressed | their|§ | satisfaction with this high quality § | rose stock.

Priced

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Mother will need a new white purse to use all : 7 summer, and you're |. : “Np sure to. find one in this

Star Store, Street Floor. | terey residents prefer sunshine to GIVE MOTHER A available: Yellow Talisman — | after the American Legion ' had ‘COLONY OF ARTISTS | tions are being taken in this literary

| hades also they want their streets | wide enough for traffic without the . | cars hitting trees. As a consequence, Pink Talisman — Hollywood . Guaranteed 2 ° {dark pink) — Templar (bright | §| ought, trees to plant along one of Twin Weave, Pure Silk! | the principal thoroughfares of the . city, the ‘City Council refused per- ; e for $ | mission. PANEL + = OF ARTIST: By United Press CARMEL, Cal, May T7—Precau= : stock of white, fand artistic colony to prevent deAnniversary pink {ud 499-3 for $1 | struction of any masterpieces by rose bushes, ea | fire.. WPA workers are building a

In addition we offer a very limited

Sale Price

| fire house for the colony, to house all fire- e-fighting apparatus available.

3 | MISSOURI REQUIRES oe a] eS] MUFFLERS ON BOATS

Glory Mixture, Doz. . Bu United Press

17 Named € 2 bi rtment Also Varieties. Doz, soivv.: JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., May T. p j Zz 1€ a : : Sw. | —The Missouri Legislature has ap4 Gore or 7 Biseas, BRovs and Lan 1 PR | proved a bill designed, its sponsors : / ors io select Cima ’, Pon 5 | | said, “for relief of residents living Bias Cut ty of matronly styles Z { Largest list of vegetable and flower} | naar Jakes and rivers.” The measWim zipper compart- i a haan Sti TE ure requires motor boats to he ments. 7 — — TH- | : a _ Vegetable Plants—Fresh Daily [| equipped with muffers. _ DOE TREES BOBCAT

BY United Press | BEND, Ore, May 7.—Earl Huff, | Ochoco National. Forest ranger, . | watched an angry doe deer tree a | bobcat. He. theorized the bobcat ’ had menaced the doe’s fawn.

MAIL ORDERS—Add 10c per $1.00 for postage.

CANNAS

9 varieties,

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Higher Priced Genuine Leather

PURSES i i

Beautiful new styles in black, brown, Star Store, Street Floor.

and navy. Last time, Saturday at this greatly reduced price.

All-white LICL TTR TI (ETL YET ITS

Mother Will Appreciate a Gift for the Home FINE NEW LACE

TABLE CLOTHS

Reduced

FOR MOTHER Smart New

BLOUSES

Linen, «GEORGETTES, organd ies, batistes, broadcloths and nets, in red, navy, wine, brown, pastels, white and stripes. Large assortment of tailored and frilly styles. Sizes 34 to 40.

Fine texture varns of lasting beauty | , and durability. F ringed priental lustre . patterns and plain end Chinese, plaid Colonial and all ovr designs. Buy now before the prigd rise. small deposit will put your rug in oh laj+# a-way. 2 I

IB ITY two strap. Leather AE TIT HN

broidered eyelets, spun rayons, laces, lawns,.dimities and

prints. Star Store, Second Floor.

or I ; > Star Store, Rug Dept. Downstairs 44

MOTHER WILL APPRECIATE ONE OR TWO

| CANDLEWICK 9| BED SPREADS

Full 90x105 In. Size

“Carefully hand-tufted on % J 6: i 1)

heavy quality sheeting. | Six luxurious designs on Beautifully Gift Wrapped

50 Pound |

S NATIRESSES

Good grade art ticking filled with soft cotton. Diamond tuft, roll edges. Will be higher Monday.

Star Stare Furnitare Dept., : 3rd Floor.

FUL PIECES]

ir AND CLUE CHAIR

Luxor Powder and

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Both for

Beautiful all over, lacy patterns with attractive bor-. ders. Neatly hemmed. Every one & fine cloth, many by the Scranton Lace Co., makers of only the best.

OTHER LACE CLOTHS ....$2.98 to $8.98

Star Store, Street Floor

All-white Tstrap. Leather

Star Store, Street Floor:

solid ‘pastel grounds to .match any bedroom color

scheme. Star Store, Basement.

LAST DAY TO SAVE ON HIGH GRADE

Exceptional Values ( U R T A i N S . J

¥Irol TRUTH | In Sun Tested “Er — - ; ILI : purchased at today’s market an Fea Beer ties | Ww 11 | Drice these curtains would sell at LRT y SE a. ve The Price Will ze | a paper $1.19 to $1.29. Sheer, fresh new QC I~ § TN it : 3 STORES

High a TOW g er Monday" For Boery Roote in the Home curtains suitable for every room 3 DOWNTOWN STORES

I i in the home. THRIFT BASEMENT—Merchants Bank Bldg—Mer. &

Was Covered All Over with. high C Yd J ¢ 4 J Per 118 East Washington St. 332-334 W. Wein St. ; . PClo ¢ Roll

| grade long-w 1 uphol-* 930 Soulls Meridian 2 YEsHORIOOD STORES Stry in green or| rust. Full TRY SOLVENTOL The new magic cleaner, for every cleaning

ring construct n, reversible Blond pillow tubing. Standard cushions in roll arm style. A'R ey q X64 thread construction. No filling. ; Feal Anniversary hi ghlight. One Yard malkids a pillowcase. A real Fownh: sia shor PAR ER deme * Bungalow ruffled curtains 72x34 yds. Pair oe —] stair ai 1 s. Se Star Store, Furniture Dest sea Floor. 4 value, es - = * Bungalow thilored net curtains 72x24 y Fi] ar Store, Basemen), : Star Store, Basement, ro _ Star Store, Basement, § | | ! 5 1 | i 4

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%* Scranton lace curtains 60x2! yds. Pair 97c %* Scranton lace panels 50x21 yds. Each 97c %* Scranton lace panels 45x21; yds. Each 97c * Scranton lace panels 45x21 yds. Each 97c % Priscilla ruffled curtains 72x24 yds. Pair 97c * Priscilla ruffled curtains 96x24 yds. Pair 97¢

1108 Shelby St.

Delivers

THE ENTIRE FAMILY SAVES ON MERIT SHOES