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lis Jr. GaG9G fine rfcbed wool cults a irr.all percentage cctton to mate them wash better ear lender, Regular and stout zzs, spring needle rr i rultscf best grade ef cotton: la white only: short sleeve and anile Iccgthy'style, I fT WL ter wr'ht. ritbed cotton cn Vr and drawers la ecru color. i7.c Garment. Caycn Drapery DamacI 19 XI ravy, lustrous and beautlTuJ that formerly sold for' tX2 to $2.50, In plain or stripe ettecis; while they last.

8J. li yard. iV Open weave: ecru color: laun ddTs and wears exceptionally well. (43 Incn width, 4le yarcU C5 In. Lustrcna Raycn rcr xnaklns ersperies1 or bedspreadi, la plain, Jirpe or stripe effects: "yt WASHINGTON, DELAWARE and COURT STREETC Phbne Lincoln 1301 I (GOIJD3TEINT5DItAFEItIES THIRD FLOOR) SALE Women's TTool chants coolie coats, or rsjen robes la attractivt color C3.C 3 Rayon (J Cecils Ccala Japanese brocaded rayon coats ta printed patterns; all colors.

(smrrr flooid (Zvery Fair Perfect) CCc Pure Wool QQ Eiociiars OiL la black. cr white. ZZc Pure Wool and QO IUyca Mixed Uost.OVK, la white crJy. 23c Ilalf.Wool OK Ctockinrs TTocl and cotton mixed. In white and champagne.

tZc Jlerce rized Cotton la white, champagne, black. ChiU'a and Blisses' Ol 1 1 1 ISc ANKLETS.TlfC; Medium itor eold weather protection. Attractive fast color patterns. (STnrrrr floor) Seardiliglit TUESDAY ONLY i 'e Mall 77 Orders 02XO Part 7ooI Unlch Csits, 0149 Men's spring needle ribbed. 'win ter weight, part wool union aalta ta natural color; Jons eleeve and ankle length.

i CP end $10 ClxsXicr Sweaters, $595 'Heavy weight, hand finished Shaker lmtt pure sweaters: large shawl collar and two built in pockets; In bull, gray cardinal and purple ricn's SCs Fancy Ucsc, 25c 'Mixtures of wool, rayon and lisle in attractive fancy patterns. Sizes li to 1 i GOLDSTEDTS MEirS SHOP STREET TLOOR) 7 11 11 ii 1 A TO 1 A zx. I UV civ 3S Inch width: In Iiht tan shtde for pajamas, etc, also the correct shads cr making the Stars prize contest Tine, soft CTjality: assorted pastel shaCes and white; for gowns, under timer; etc Cloairanco V7arli Fabric ncmnants: a3 yd. 2c to Oe Qualities of prints, tins hams, voDes, rayons, eatlnes, etc In useful lengths, 49s Fadc Proor' Cotton Brdcltns, 39c 35 Ineh width; a firm, smooth finished raaDp in assorted colors and white. iy 'fii "Crcpo Ccracttc1 59C Rayon and cotton fiat crepe In assorted plain colors, black and, white: for alips.

underwear, etc; 35 inch width. i (OOLDSTEUrS WASH FABRICS STREET FLOOR) mM French ir riarqulscttc Regular 69c quality French marquisetto panels In sand or ecru colors; 2M yards km. 50 Zn. French' lMorqciscttcs9 Popular wide selvage; French marQuisettes In sand color, for making: panel curtains. 54 In.

Cnnfast Drapery, Vclcur, 01 39 Special Values I in AVornen's HJndciK'cai? 5fl DO A rood assortment of popular colors. Splendid values at this special low price. sn.os Children Jeraey leg ginca with elastic at waist and genuine Talon fasteners. In tan, navy and white. Sixes 2 to 6 years.

(STCOND FLOOIt) Chemise, bloomers, stepms and panties that are full sized and well made of good quality rayons in pastel shades. Silk Unsrerie Price Women's crepe de chine chemise. owna, pajamaa and slips. Some are slightly soiled. (SrCOXD FLOOR) and 119c Imported Cwiss QYd One to three Inch widths; very desirable for underwear, fancy work and baby ISIKEET FLOOR) THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, MONDAY, JANUARY, 6.

1030. i 1 kT7AT7ATrA7AT7AT7A7A7A li 1 1 1 1 Forrnal Reception Planned for New Lixtheran Pastor Dr. Ernest N. Evans, executive eeo? retary of the Church' Federatkn of Indianapolis; George B. Buck; principal of Shortrldge High School.

and the Allen K. Trout, represent inar the Indiana Lutheran synod and the United Lutheran Ministers of Marion County, will be the speakers at the formal reception in the First United 1 Lutheran church Thursday evenlns for the Rev. and Mrs. Clar ence E. Gardner and their children.

The Rev. Mr. Gardner was Installed formally as pastor of the at forenoon services Sunday. At the services Sunday the Rev. R.

H. Benting, president of the Indiana Lutheran synod, presented the charge to the congregation and preached the installation sermon on "The One Enduring Thing." The Rev, Mr. Gardner, former pastor of St. Mark's Lutheran church at St. Louis, succeeds the Rev.

J. Earl Spald, who left recently to become pastor of a Lutheran church at Louisville. The Rev. Mr. and Mrs.

Gardner and their three children. Dr. George Henry Oardner. Chicago; Clarence E. Oardner, Jr Baltimore, and Miss Martha Louise Gardner, a member of the Junior class at Wittenberg College.

Springfield. 0 were received Into the fellowship of the congregation at the services. Woman Misses Her Train; Takes Indianapolis Plane Lingering a' few. missies too long ever her luncheon a Mrs. Keisner.

ef New York, missed the east bound train eat ef St. Louis. Me. After obtaining Information regarding ah travel, she harried to the airport and took eff ta the Transcontinental Air Transport plane for Indiana polls. The woman srrtred hero ahead of her train which she boarded later at the Union Station.

Her full name was net obtained at the airport. i VESPER SERVICES HELP The Bev. O. W. Flfer Speaks at Merid Street M.

E. Church. In the absence of Bishop Edgar Blake, of the Indianapolis, area of the Methodist Episcopal church; who was to have spoken Sunday at the first a series of three vesper services at the Meridian Street M. E. church, the Rev.

Orlen W. Filer, superintendent of the Indianapolis district of the denomination, spoke on "The Hlght. Depth. Length and Breadth of the Love of Our God." The aeries had beenplanned by Methodist ministers in the interest of cre ating a closer fellowship In the denomination. The Rev.

Virgil E. Rorer, pastor of the Meridian Street church. ls in charge of tne service sunoay. and the church quartet gave a Seven Arrested for Rioting, SAN FRANCISCO. January (A Six men and a woman were held here today on charges of dis turbing the peace and noting as the result of a disturbance at a Russian political meeting last nlghC Victor Chernov, a vice president of the first Russian National Assembly after the revolution, allegedly was attacked by about fifty members of tne anoience while making a speech in which he opposed the Soviet government.

A mm .1 in it ml the exteutoa ef the fceHday aeatlea In the Indl n.pti. aiher scImmIs to Mesday, Jaaaary IX. the series el articles ea Otr State Gevenuneiit" wul pet be resumed until that date. The next article win be Ne. 41 and they wm appear thereafter the first five days el each week nifl the series ef fifty five has been completed.

Watch fer additional inf ermatiea regarding the rales ef the contest DRY SENATOR SAYS LIQUOR LAWS ARE BETTER ENFORCED WASHINGTON. January (AJT.) Breakmg a self Inf ereed silence en the mslitlilfton awestkm. Kepresentathre CrasBtoa. a dry BevabBcaSi Michigan, in a statenent Saterday nisht befere. cnlorcemenv ei sue uawr saws mere effecUVe today than ever Emerging frem a cenf erenee.

wtta rresident Beeper recently, Cramtoa he weald aet comment on the lieaer problem anta he "had geed rea tae press ex tne eeaniry is wet and wm aet print bat a line ar two of a dry's comment." Cramtoa aald Saturday alrht the enforcement ef the dry laws waa mere eff retire than previously: had brought about increased prosperity daring the and described as enforta nato "mb recent wholesale criticisms of federal enforcement from friends ef the policy." WASmXGTOXanaary (AJ.) Use ef airplanes ia prohHUlan en sMBf the Mrncaa border is beinr considered by the hlbition bareaa. Commissioner Doraa has said be was looking into the fessibOirr ef the ase of three one in Texas, one in Anions and fas southern California. WASHINGTON, January A. The beard ef temperance, prohibition and aablie morals ef the Methodist KniaranaJ ehnreh has lllttsoti ance that dry enforcement weald nlfannlv ssliafsctonr Jamea M. Deraa.

prohibition commis sjoaer, if he "Is protected frem the irritating interference of local The statement made ne refer to the recent charge by Senator of Idaho, that prohibition eoold bo made ef fee tire "with the present personnel from top to bottom." It contended that "the admitted fact that prohibition enferce ment is net lit per cent, efficient should' net divert attention from the mHrkM orTeas which It made during the last ten months." policeman suffered a back Injury when he fell from the stage while attempting to rescue Chernov. Await Widow to Make funeral Flans. Funeral arrangements for Clement Vore Coder, age sixty four, chief dispatcher and division operator of the Indianapolis office of the Baltimore As Ohio railroad, will be on arrival of Mrs. Coder, who has been visiting 1a California and Is en route to Indianapolis. Mr.

Coder died of heart disease Saturday In the general offices of the company, 230 Virginia avenue. He was born In Wyandotte, and became associated with the Cincinnati, Hamilton Ac Dayton, railroad In 1893. where he served as agent. operator. manager of relay offices, train dis patcher and chief dispatcher: In 1907 he went to Colorado for his health.

and returned to the B. At O. In 1912 as dispatcher and was made chief dis patcher the following year. Surriving besides the widow are two daughters. Mrs.

Maurice Aacher. New York, and Mrs. Margaret Skinner. Los Angeles, and a brother, Coder. Battle Mountain.

CaL BsaosaoaoiosmBBmsooBoBBBsBBaaawai' Te Address Society far Steel Treating. Erie Geerts. engineer of the Link Belt In his address, "Steel As I Hare Observed it." before the American Society for Steel Treating, win explain some cf the things he has seen happen to steel, at its regular monthly meeting and dinner at 6:30 p. m. Monday at the Chamber of Commerce.

The meeting is open to the public and those Interested In manufacturing problems. EXPERT TRUSS FITTING AT 129 W. WASH. ST. STORE Abdominal Sspports and 1 Shoalder Braces HAAG'S CUT PRICE DRUGS irfftfTssr CONSTANT coughing uses up energy more quickly than strenuous exercise.

Check coughs at the start with DAIIDnUFF GOES iTcmna ehds when Zeme touches the scalp Douse cooling, healing. clranslng ZEMO on the scalp and rub vigorously. If you're like thousands of others the way dandruff vanishes and itching stops will he a surprise and delight. Use this remarkable. clean, family antiseptic liquid freely.

It's the sensible wsy to get rid of Dandruff and Itching Scalp. Keep Zemo handy. Safe and dependable for all forms of itching irritations of the akin and scalp. 35c. 60e and SIjOO.

on toos mm mux taenn ft ALDERT ROESSLER, JR. Till REM relieved two couchs Albert Boeasler, Jr of 421 EL Ormsby Ave, Louisville, Ky and his sister Lynwood, both had bad coughs at the same time, They had both caught eold and were coughing bo that there was hardly any sleep for an Tone in the family. No matter what their mother tried, the coughing continued until a REM ad turned her steps to Lkhtefeld's Drug Store at Preston and Ormsbr. She brought home a bottle of REM and discovered "relief was very quick for them both. After just a few dosee of REM, they stopped coughing and started getting their rest at night.0 One reason for REM's remarkable results is the special ingredient it contains that isn't found in ordinary cough syrups.

Insist on REM cm druggist has it. quickly spreads a soothing healing film over irritated throats Baaaawaaaawq LB I I Vhen KraiiBwSay To Our Store From All Corners They Know We Don't Fool Them MAIS All Thru the Store Tea Wm Find Big Bargains Cheney Ties Sl ftO and S2.00 valneo. Fine Shirts Tsloca up to $40. Fine Mufners 91.70 Talues no to S3 SO. Union Suits 93.G9 SUk and wooU 5 Fine Pajamas 2.05 Men's Spats.

.916 Of S3.00 Taraea. AH colors. Kj Courthouse 1,43 mm FELTS Safle 2 j. 1. 0)0 Broken lets: all colors, blacks Included.

Values to S3. O'coats $11.75 Our Special SltAt Coats California and Heary, O'coats $17.75 Our Special ZZZ and S27S Coats The Stare for Tahies r. r. I LSS3 TIIAII HAIaF PMCS 2 C62? 55c Huhdwds of pretty cxtton or linen pieces such as luncheon sets, tea' aprons, scarfs, centerpieces, voue pillow tops, etc Anticipate your future needs and buy now for less han hall price. Star.Stere Tint Floor.

roori oun DAScriEirr Seamless Sheets, SlxSO and 81x89 seamless bleached sheets; mm runs; $1.00 to sradea. India Llnonsf Yard I2c Useful 1 to 6 yards Loom lengths of 25c to 39c grades; 500 yards for Tuesday. Rayon Satins, Yard 39c Wide selection of colors ta lustrous rayon sports satins; 59c Quality. Printed Charmcusc Yard 29c Pretty light or dark patterns; 4c quality: wide selection of eolors. A Cotton Blankets.

Pair $139 Ksshua first quality, double bed atse; grades. Reversible Blcnlicts9Ea $2jC9 68xS0 part wool, sateen bound, reversible; plain colors; $3.95 values. Seamless Sheets, Each 72x90 bleached. mI3 runs of 89e to $L19 grades; five dozen only. Part'Wool lllanUcts, Pr.

$2.95 Nashua fine quality wool and cotton: all color plaids; $10 values. Star Store Basement. $285 VELOURS Choice ef any Tetour SCTl hat in the store; an eol 00 BEAVERS Choice ef any beaver VT of hat in the stores nJJJ UJ 1. J0S II7 E.Tash. Street Ann notices ii CoaULhat .1 0 U) Coals' that 0 I for $75 tov V' now mo 37 Coats that" CTS sold for $890 ii, S( cT) to $100, CS 14 Coals thit CZnf7 sold for $110 to VVU 1 39, now 23 Coats that1 sold for $150 to $1690, 27 FUR COATS Were O169 to ,9195 now BUY ON OURgs 700 1 ico 25c I lb VL a 1 Mi s5f 4 :0 OunEiLioco We have Just received 3C3 pairs more of pure full fashlonci hose for large women.

An opportunity to purchase hose of this kind at price seldom occurs. Best winter shades In sizes stolon. Very slight Irregulars of $2 ff Qualities at rr.vOXoUU wosir vs ncusoN 1 1 HOSE Strongly reinforced wltij rayon; regular sizes and every pair perfect. Oood winter shades, including gunmetai. Some havs black twin heels; $1X0 rjQ quality iDkj WOJXEVS FATiSIC CLOUTS Made with embroidered cuf Is rnode.

tan and gray OH shades; 75c values. OJw WOMEN'S UNION ITS IT eavy fleece ribbed union suits short or Ions sleeTes. CI? sizes. 48 to SO. SlO value, ttl.oo; sizes SS to 44.

HO $1.00 value I Star Store First Floor. Silks, woolens, wash goods, rayons, satlnes, linens, etc This season'a fashionable fabrics in desirable dress lengths. Good patterns and colors. On sals tomorrow only at Xlalf Price. Star Store First High grade, expertly lcnit sweaters I of colors, patterns and styles.

under the coat sweaters snd heavy Shaker kr.its are included In this lot. Bay for sports, school and outdoors wear while this low price pre Star Store SecenJ Flocr, cxiL $20 925 end $30 Values All wool suits and overcoats for men and young men, perfectly tailored, new patterns and. colors; latest styles; all sizes. The. city's best values at $13.50.

i Star Stars Third Floor. A 7 mm 1 3QQ PAY PLAH 1 i.

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