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3 HIGH SCHOOL Ww With ith The Colours MURDER ON
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4 OLLAR D GIRLS’ PARTY GRIDIRON
|Delightful Affair Held Saturday | | Unique heestary: ‘Picture is “70,000 Monday and 7
Morning In 1.0.D.E, Hall i Witnesses” at Capitol Theatre TWO SHOWs __ ol
wre ow RHUL i we nae First of This Week Feature Starts at 7 a
és = | HIGH SCHOOL HI-JINKS ADMISsion — ),°
dina —opnie Phillips Holmes, Dorothy Jordan, lic g
pm | On Saturday morning the 1.0.D Charlie Ruggles and Johnny Mack |
vtie Tuesday and Wedneday |E, Hall was the scene of a color- Brown head the cast of “70,000 Wit- | Sensational \
ky iful event. This was the High nesses,” a thrilling en nual ur

 

Football Match

iset on the football gridiron, which
lcomes to the screen of the Capitol|

iTheatre as the first of the week! 66
ifeature attraction. ‘ ()

+ 9 School Girls’ Club Hi-Jinks. There
ae were about seventy girls present,|
jall in costume. Tramps and ladies
‘of the “gay nin eties” minglea with

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
    

 

\Japanese maidens and pierrots and The story has to do with the at-
3 — pierettes while a bride and groom tempt of a gambling ring to “fix” a| WITNE \ ;
f Pure Silk Flat Crepe—In several shades, a won- | Children’s Pullover Sweaters—All wool $1 00 chatted with Tree oe and big football game by eliminating the |
[ , * ish senoritas
a derful grade and weight $1 00 in a pleasing variety, each Tweedle-dee. ssatyrise $e — " star player of the favorite team.

NY per yd . aanced with Hawaiians and gay ‘They fix it so well that the star,| With Phillips Holmes |
i Sleepers—In fleecy warm quality, $1:00 gypsies. These were but a few of} |breaking loose and enroute to a} Jordan, Charlie Rug
aa: White Flannelette—Nice, soft quality $1 00 sizes 3 to 7, suit, each ° the varied ensembles present. jtouchdown in a clear field, is sud-| Mack Brown

fe 27 inches wide, 6 yds. for e The “ladies” of the party eempe- denly seen to stagger, stumble and
= Linen Roller Towelin cae ee $1 00 oe ae ne One res fall. Physicians find him dead with | All had seen the m
“ inen Rolle »weling— , ‘ i ia . Rie . . ae goa 2
s y MP . ee $1.00 Vests, 2 for ° was won by Miss Betty Camer not a mark on his body to explain None could tell who ¢
hepran degen fs oq Following this was the Grand Par- how he was killed although they ted the crime
Ci 1 Scrims—With frilled colored $1 00 Children’s Fleeced Bloomers—Cream 1 00 ade, led by the last year’s Presi- know it is murder i a
borders, 8 yds. for e 2 4 and 6: 3 for . ; ‘ ; 1 A Paramount Pictyy

dent of the Club, Miss Helen Mc- | The boy’s teammate and buddy

and a clever detective finally solve
the case, however, and it is here
that the keen interest of the story

 

 

Caffery. Miss Dorothy O’Néill

‘rib Flannelette Sheets—With pink or Wcaninni'd: Windia Cotas iindie ‘ ae
om —— € ee ith pink o $1.00 Women’s Flannelette Gowns—Nicely $1.00 Miss Thekla Fulton. as Bride at

blue border, per pr trimmed Groom, were awarded the prize for

Novelty—"Niagara py
Musical—ETHEL Mppy

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Colored Jacquard Towels—20x38 in. ; the most original couple. Tw $j TRO NE}
olored Jacqu ee owels 38 in $1.00 Boys’ Natural Color Union Suits— 69 NEE Reade eg A ta gece Nat comes in. METRO NEWs
pink or blue, 2 for ss ; a Cc mates - Cn ae Holmes plays the part of the PICTORIAL NO, »

6 to 14; per suit tistic couple, one to Miss Hadi Sue teammate with David Landan call ;
sie i a wala a 1 00 i hiro and Miss Noriko Yamanaka : : a a WEDNESDAY ReViy
5 for . Ladies’ Non-Run Silk Bloomers—In $1 00 5s Gkinhel Minanets wiris the dthe the detective. Brown is the victim , . , ef IV

5 as ds se girls, the othe ‘ ed , ; ' “NEW | :
several shades, 2 prs. for ° to Miss. ay stathers nd Biles and Ruggles is a wise-cracking re- ™E y MORALS POR |

Morning Frocks—In fast colors een dds okaaneae i ee porter covering the game by radio, [ii||| WEDNESDAY & Ting
srints, each e Corsets and Corsolettes—Large and small sizes, Grace Watkinson, the pictures-| Aiding the troops. One of the p04. Jordan is the girl in the @ “THE SQUAW Miy
oweeeee. Coe made from sturdy materials with $1 00 que gypsies. The comic awards nany society women of Sao cast which consist jem inly ' men
‘articelli Fingerin —_ a were singly, the two winners} Paulo who have signed up as i... Pee .

Corticelli Fingering Yarns—In 4-oz. 1 00 elastic inserts, 4 hose supports, each ; made singly wens ” ) Wines ~ ig ta: ited Pp 4* ‘and includes, among others, J. Far-
thin hee $dir © being Miss Helen Clark and Mis nurses while Civil War rages rell MacDonald. Lew Cody. Walter

Babies’ Silk Padded Carriage or Crib $1 00 Pat McAllister. Miss P. Gwyer and ly my we ean) sew Cody alter
° Miss M. Delaney and Miss J. Mac ne One en pee

 

Men's All Wool Cashmere Sox— $1 00 Covers, pink or blue, each e
3 prs. for . ant ; 7" donald the judges, came to their de- A ; bE b ll ts a Mi D H
Cretonnes—In neat designs $1.00 ‘cisions only after a great deal o merican oot a | C.N.R. TRAINS $$ . Ogal

Men's Pure Wool Figured Cashmere $1 00 6 yds. for
Sox, assorted shades, 2 prs. e

 

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Feather Pillows—In art tieking covers $1 00 varied costume ; Yale 6, Dartmouth 0, Mondays, Wednesday and Fri TEACHE > MUS
Children’s All Wool Cashmere Ribbed $1 00 each . Dancing and games in the gaily Pittsburg 12, Notre Dame 0. idays 9:30 a.m, ae
Hose, black or sand, 2 prs. e decorated hall whiled away “Sa- Michigan 14, Princeton 6. |From the East— |
re , ' pt received a new shipment of Crepe Dresses turaay morning blues Furthe Columbia 6. Cornell 0 Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- Phone—Black 232
Women’s Silk and Wool Hose—Light or $1 00 In navy, wine, green and blacks, all $3 95 entertainment was rendered by a Minn¢ 7. Northwestern 0 days 8 p.m
dark shades, 2 prs. for - new styles and specially priced at “ lano solo by Miss Hien en Army 33, William and Mary 0. | ;
: ~ ery, two vocal selection v M Ma hussetts 21 mher 5
Sport Sox—Ladies’ 6r children’s; wool $1 00 Australene Knitting Yarn— $1 00 Betty Cameron and violin sole | a cate G ot Sete
» silk and wool. 2 nrs - Vv peers SRO S VOU. SOK ennsylvania 14, Princeton 7.
or silk and wool, 2 prs, for r 7 balls for r by Miss Edith Johnson B own 14, How cea 0 |
| Refreshments were auctioned of! Georgia 33, Florida 12
SEE OUR WINDOWS PHONE 9 by Creddy Morgan and Lucille} North Carolina 13, North Carolina |
Brooksbank, who wel relieved, | ata
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ih co, eh Wen ke, Cocame, extdusted, by} Vanderbilt 12, Georgia Tech 0. |
; vs ld aa iss Bey Parlow and Miss P re 14. Se hern Memphis 6
ti we CRS ARIE £2 | Mc Allister | Brigham Young 25, Wyoming 0. |
: The kind donation of a box fi Colora College 3, Colorade Ag- |
applés was greatly appreciated and | a fi

much enlivehed the party
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Madame X., in this se not ar
unknown quantity, but Miss Pat
cla Gwyer. At 12:45 the gat

Owing to Miss Miller returning to her home in ti
east, the Cut Rate Shoe Store will be definitely clos
down in a fortnight. The whole stock of Men’s, la

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broke up, with every hope for pro-| angeles Lions 7 | dies’, Boys’ and Children’s Boots and Shoes a
grams just as pleasant to foilov j aS a } . . ;
". | Michigan State 37, Syracuse 13 Rubber Footwear will be sold regardless of cost, los
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ie All our advertisers have been offering special bargains to the custom- salen
ie ers. Here is our contribution. Any person sending in a full year subscrip- A detieteteud dantee wakes Dead Tree Point—Part cloudy
mm tion now will get the rest of the year 1932 free. This applies ‘either to new ie had be soy ge Society | i®! wind; barometer, Ladies’ Patent and Kid Straps Men's Work B $2 95
subscriptions or renewals. on Friday night, there being a good 2.08 To re, 45; light chop Reg aw $1 95 Reg. $4.75, Sel ,
dh attendance at the affair. Accordion Trip Overcast light Selling at .
ad music was furnished by Julius We era na = ee i Cees apap Men's Dress B '
THE DAILY NEWS Delivered in ne cny one year heen a Ae eS. hwest 1 se. ae one fone ‘we
; from January 1, $5.00 FREE psagrmih jordon Viereck presided « — Reg. $450, Selling Ba0NO het ad $2.99
2 Rest of this year to January 1, 1933 Dancing started at 8:30 p.m. ands y-five percent of those ian
Sty jconcluded at 1 a.m., delicious re- w) to ¢ I ind listen to
:% THE DAILY NEWS Delivered by mail out of town jfreshments being served at mid- music don’t understand music Bo . S h | B t
* one year from January 1, $3.00 FREE night Jascha Heifet ys choo 00ts
al Rest of this year to January 1, 1933

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