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tl fcOCTORS G01HG TO BERNE Sadlaaapolia rhyaleUas Te Artead I International Getter )f eetlaa. Among medical men from all parts bf the world who will atttnd the International Congress on Goiter to be held at Berne. Switzerland. Au gust 24 to 27, will be a. troop of ten from the United States beaded br Dr.

E. P. Sloan, of Blooming ton, 111 who will represent the American 'Association for the Prevention of The partr will saLT from Nw York on tho Roosevelt, Jnlr 27. Representing Indiana, which medical authorities Include In the "col ter belt," will be three Indianapolis oyslclana, ur. red H.

OlffoM, Dr. ulon L. Moschelle and Dr. Edrar F. Kluer.

The latter Is now In Eu rope and will attend the congress, from which the profession Is expecting Important developments as to the cause, treatment and preven of the disease. Aside from the congress the In i OMnspoIIs delegates will spend about two months in Europe vllt Inr Paris. Vienna, Budapest. Iu rich, (jrmnr; Lucerne. Zurich and London, returning by way of Montreal.

I BBS Also radical reductions in Shoes for lien, Boys Infants Sale continues until further notice 3 i I i LEGION PICNIC PLANNED Jeka 1U Ilelllday, Feet AIm Trasses Cea vest lea Delegates. and athletic contests will compose the program to be given at the picnic of the John IL Holll day, Post No. ISC. American Legion. Saturday afternoon at the Community House.

TJrendenwood. A special lnrltatlon has been extended to members of the post, to trine their children, a playground with swings, slides, maypoles and sand piles being available. The amusements for the Oder persons will consist of golf, horseshoes, baseball, bridge, running; races and stunts. The program will end with a box supper. Members unable to make the trip by motor may take the Ft Benjamin Harrison Interurban car to Arlington avenue, where automobile will transport them to the Community House, it was announced by L.

r. Jieim. adjutant. Those making the entire trip by automobile instructed to follow the road to Mlllersvilie. thence arolnsr east In Fifty sixth street to Lawrence drive, which leads to the Community House.

The executive committee has des lit rj i vr ignated A. CamobelL Llovd D. Claycombe and Stuart Bishop as delegates to the annual state convention of the Legion. July 24 2. at South Bend.

Alternates chosen were Elmer Goldsmith. Earl Flnley and John I Niblack. G. A. ROBERTS FUNERAL Forax Railre Eata lateer Wu fa Ia4UurU All His Ufe.

Funeral services for George A. Roberts, age sixty three, who died Thursday after an Illness of a year at his home. 1402 College avenue, will be held Saturday at 2 p. ra. at the home.

Interment will be In Crown Hill cemetery. Mr. Roberts was bora and lived In Indianapolis all bis life. He bad been a Big Four engineer for forty years until he was forced to retire a year ago when he suffered a stroke of paralysis. He was a member of the Odd Fellow and Masonic lodges and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.

He is survived by the widow. Mrs. Sadie Lawwlll Roberts, of Indiana polis, and a son. Harold K. Roberts, of Franklin.

Continues Herc Is WIicrc You Always Find Exceptional Values A 1 A' WEEK BUYS A DIAMOND 3 Stone Dinner Ring Exquisite filsgree lt kt. white a ee ae with three brll ciamonas. 11 frA ''I'll I aWeek Buys Special fair Saturday Only (Open until 9 P. M. Saturday evening) 1947 Pairs of ladies' and growing girls' fine shoes on sale Saturday at this exceptionally low price.

Most of these are factory seconds which you will get at less than half the. price of perfect shoes and the slight imperfections that class these as seconds can scarcely be noticed. Some of our regular stock are included. The summer's most popular styles are here varied leathers patents, kids, alligators, satins, etc. and colors to please every one.

You will want more than one pair at this price. Sizes in ladies, 212 to widths, AAA to with a few Ds included. Sizes in growing girls up to and including 7. These Are Really Unusual Values at QJJ per Pair SHOE STORES lyjjj 318 332 Mass. Ave.

Open Until 9 o'Clock Saturday Evenings 352 354 W. Wash. Gothic JAR PROOF WATCH Built t6 WithsUnd Hard Knocks. Drop it Jar It Knock It Yoa Cant Hurt It! Luminous dial. JJ popular snspes.

A 7 qDqJ; ajA. i wwmm rraved wh Engagement Ring An unusual value, white gold carved set rfA ting with spar DU kitng ror women ta Daintily or green gold case 3Ve7to5tYan 0 lS kt. lS kt. Agmm 2Tf A Vcci 133 U. fllinoU St.

Lyric Theater Bldg. 4 A Week THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1927. Tfiio FoEEox7toc HDopastocsaCc T7M Co pom SEII GatoDday EJScJLii. Men's and Boys' Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes, Women's Hosiery, Underwear, Toilets (Other Departments Close ct C) Women's Smart Tailored Fine for earlr falL 'Wnlle J7 they last. ZJ Seeead fleer.

Women's Clever $7.98 Tailored I Plain or furred. While they last. 5eed fleer. '25 '20 Girls' Crepe de Chine Smart pleated models In pastel shades. Sizes 12 to It years.

Wonderful values. Girls' and Misses' Oayofin Slip over styles. In white pastel shades. All sizes, sports wear. I For $J1 Tie Fair.

Second Fleer. One Day Sale! 01150 Mouse FffocEic Regrular Sizes, 36 to 44. Extra sizes, 46 to 52. (6(Rc Smart and cool. Beautifully roade of broadcloth, dimities and other tub fabrics.

For house and street. Tke Fair, Second Floor. Girls' New Wash PRESSES Voiles, prints and dimities, many aaorame styles. Trlmm.d wtth lac and AQ years The Fair, Second Floer. 2SB) Menu's it 1 bug EDay 0 sully i in 'IS Coats and Suits I 1 tit I ti UWl 5(S)c to 6f)c WabBn oool 50c Grandmother chintz, fast colors 69c Printed voiles, 38 in.

"wide 69c Imported plain voiles, in colors 59c Half silk printed crepes, yd. 69c Printed rayons, yd. wide, fast 50c Printed dimities and 50c Half silk pongee; rose, blue, natural. 50c Pure dress linen in many colors. i The Fair Third floor.

$2 and $3 All silk printed 2 Georgettes, 40 street and evening colors $2 Flat crepes, 40 beautiful $2 Striped tub silk; extra fine Extraordinary Values On Sale Saturday Only at This Price The Fair Third floor. Saturday EIoinidcoKme WinimQ Easy Terms! Pi Formerly $100 Odd Lots of Worsted Suits Odd Lots of Cassimere Suits Odd Lots of Serge Suits ff a 1 a Easy Terms Large extension table, handsome buffet, five dining chairs and one host chair. Hardwood' construction, combined with quartered oak, walnut finish. Regular 100 value. Saturday only, $00.50.

The Fair. Third Floor. la SUITS fpf'lf 1 'J All Higher I LV ft suiu 1 mm Just 230 suits every suit with 2 pairs pants every suit formerly much higher priced. Beal bargains! The Fair, Street Fleer. 'Women's AlMVocj J3.C0 Fancy stripes In red.

navy, black All sixes. and rrn Children's Bathins Suits Sixes 6 to IS years. Seeesid fleer. Lovely frocks for the country club, the tennis courts the golf links, in formal affairs, afternoon bridge, vacation, week' end trips and outdoor parties and business. Soft, shimmering silks, fldwered georgettes, adorable crepes, sports silks; every popular fabric Long and short sleeves.

Velvet Dress Jackets, reduced to' $5.00 Blazer Flannel Jackets, reduced to. Flannel Sports Skirts, reduced to' Woman's Raincoats, reduced Women's Street Dresses, Saturday $1.00 The Fair Second Floor. 9e S.GD Quad SflDHs Saturday 11 "At The Fair" 6Qo EBnnvGllGpo iiuemmucQ yZF Cool, dainty garments of voile, lace trimmed. Green, blue, rose, pink, orchid and white. my $1.00 Voile Gowns, 6Gc iovely lace trimmed a arments, some hind em broldered.

rink, peach, srreen and orchid. 59cStepins, Only 39c i Of sheer voile, lace trimmed, pastel colors. "3 $1.00 Rayon. Bloomers, 49c Leas than half. Tastel colors, with fancy stripes.

Chemise and Stepins, 29c Lace trimmed, rink, peach and white. Te Fair, street fleov. A New Purchase A New Sale! Adorable New Rare Values! Large Milans! And smart mushrooms, clever felt, snappy vagabonds." Every wanted shape and color. Plenty of plain colors and black. Lars; head sizes.

The Fair, Seeend Fleer. Sale Boys Fine 2 Pants 4t ac tin uT) i A 5 Finer suits for dress and school wear. All from higher priced groups. All with 2 pairs pants. Many of them with 2 pairs long pants.

Sizes 7 to 17. Boys' Long Pants, $2 quality. Boys' $1 Broadcloth Shirts and Blouses. G9c Boys' Blue Striped Play Suits, only. F.2EEPS Khaki, hickory stripes or blue denim.

All sizes up to '0. Up to $1.95 Men's Straw Hats, SSc Men's $1 Athletic Union Suits, only o9c 7v UfT.