THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, CHARLOTTE, N. C., WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 2, 1921.
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THURSDAY
Ivey's
THURSDAY
$30 Frocks of Silk and Wool
$19.50
Out of the hundreds of new frocks just received
we have selected a group of the most attractive
ones to be featured Clover Day at about half
their real values. They are developed in best
quality tricotine, poiret twill and Canton crepe.
Colors are black, navy and brown. Sizes 14 to 44.
$50.00 Tricotine Suits,
$29.50
We are fortunate in securing this group of
handsome tricotine suits at about half their real
value, and so are enabled to offer them for Clover
Day at correspondingly low prices.
They are developed in attractive styles and
the colors are navy, brown and black. Sizes 16 to
44.
Extra $3.00 Jointed Dolls, $1.50 Each Extra
One of our extra special items for Clover Day is this group
of jointed character dolls, with moving eyes and bobbed hair.
$3.00 values at .$1.50 each
$8.50 Gossard Corsets, $3.95
Two excellent models are included in this group
of corsets, in a good range of sizes. They are
discontinued numbers, and are offered for Clover
Day' at the very special price of $3.93.
$7.00 Worsted Jersey
Jumpers, $3.95
Navy, flame, jade, kely, rust, tan and
black are the shades in which these
worsted jersey jumpers may be had.
They are very well tailored, and best
quality in every way.
$6:00 Voile Blouses,
, $3.95
These attractive voile blouses, are wrell
assorted as to styles, sizes, and so ' on,
and are very special values at $3.95 each.
$13.00 Peter Pan and
Bromley Dresses, $7.75
These Peter Pan and Bromley dresses
are made of fine worsted jersey, and
come in high shades as well as navy
and black. They are in misses' and
small women's sizes.
$6.00 Tuxedo Sweaters
$3.95
Pure worsted tuxedo sweaters, in
many different color combinations. There
are a number of the popular black and
white effects in the lot. All sizes.
$75.00 Coats and Wraps
$59.50
Pollyanna, moussyne, panvelaine and moirette
are used in these handsome coats, and they are
developed in the loose, wrappy effects most in
vogue, . trimmed with fur collars, and in more
tailored styles, self-trimmed.
All sizes and the best shades are included in
the lot.
$2.00 Cotton Crepe
Kimonos, $1.00
Just one hundred of these crepe kimonos, in
pink, rose, copen and light blue, will be offered
Thursday morning for as long as they last at
$1.00 each.
$2.50 Gossard Brassieres,
95c
This brassiere is one of our best styles a satin
and lace combination, and may be had in all
sizes.
$25.00 Children's Serge Frocks, $14.95
In this group of charming frocks will be found many of the
season's smartest styles, developed in the finest French serge.
Sizes 12 to 14 years.
$7.50 Children's Gingham Frocks, $4.95
In this special lot of frocks are several attractive styles in
plaid and checked'ginghams. They are in sizes 2 to 6 years.
69c Gossard Brassieres,
39c
Three models are included in' this ' group of
brassiere's they are very - special values at the
Clover Day price of 39c.
$3.50 Children's Gingham
Frocks, $2J9,
These little frocks are made of fine Park-Hill
gingham in very attractive styles, and are quite
unusual values at this Clover Day price.
$5.00 Boys' Wash Suits,
$3.95 '
Fancy and plain tailored models will be found
in this group of boys' wash suits, including middy
and Oliver Twist styles. Sizes run from 2 to 6.
$6.50 Beaver Hats, $3.95
These 'handsome hats are hand-blocked and may
be had in the season's best shades, including
navy, brown and black.
Fur Scarfs Much Reduced For Clover Day
These scarfs were bought on the lowest market prices
known in years. At the original prices they are splendid values,
and marked as they are for Clover Day, are distinctly unusual.
$7.00
$16.50
$22.50
$25.00
$37.50
$60.00
$75.00
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. $47.00
. .$59.00
FOR $1.00
You Can Join Our Victrola Club
Art Department Specials
25c Centerpieces, stamped for embroidery of fine Indian Head
17c
Five-piece including 36-in. table cover and four napkins,
stamped for French knot and outline embroidery. ,$1.00 set
Crash cufj towels, stamped for outline and Freeh knot em
broidery . . 25c
$10.00 Silk Night Gowns,
$7.95
Attractive lace-trimmed night gowns, developed,
of crepe de chine in flesh, blue, orchid and maize.
Very special values at this Clover Day price.
$5.00 Hand-made Night
Gowns, $2.95
Dainty nainsook gowns, hand-made, and in a ;
number of attractive styles. Special values at
this unusual price.
$15.00 Children's Plush
Coats, $6.95
v These are made of best quality plush in at
tractive tailored styles. Sizes run from 3 to 6
years.
Notions Special
Thursday you may purchase 75c worth of sta
ple notions, thread excepted, for 50c.
Clover Day is Bargain Day in the Millinery Department
Every Hat in Stock Twenty-Five Per Cent Off for One Day Only
$5.00 Hats
$3.75
$7.50 Hats
$5.65
$10.00 Hats
$7.50
$12.50 Hats
$8.75
$15.00 Hats
$11.75
$18.00 Hats
$13.50
$20.00 Hats
$15.00
Smart suit hats smart dress hats smlrt sport hats.
Remember this discount is for Clover Day only.
Original prices remain on hats discount taken at time
of sale. '
These hats are very beautiful, and embody the latest
fashion developments.
This is your opportunity to purchase your fall and
winter hat, at a substantial saving, while our stocks are
large and complete.
FOR $1.00
You Can Join
Our Victrola
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STATE MEDICAL
SCHOOL WANTED
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lvieciuenourg society o
Physicians Gets Behind
Movement Energetically.
Full approvement of the movemen
for a graduate medical school in Nort
Carolina through the extension of th
medical course at the University tw
years was. expressed by the Meckler
burg Medical society at its regula'
meeting Tuesday night.
On October 12, "University Day.
this movement was inaugerated by th
MecKienourg county Alumni asociatio
of the University of North Carolina i
a resolution presented by John A. Mel
Rae and unanimously adopted by th
asociation. The society has previousl
taken steps towards such an enterpri
that a four year medical course may b
available in this State for young mei
The time is now ripe for pushing th
movement, according to Dr. J. P. Mur'
roe, president
The local medical society will, get b
hind the school to the limit and stay
hind it. it was explained, no matte,
where the school might be located. Nal
urally the place offering the best ir
ducements will be chosen. It will hav:
to be located, however, in some city c
enough to provide plenty of practice
work.
The University of North Carolm
once had a school in Raleigh wher
the, last two years of the medical eoyrs
were given, but it was abandone
nhnut 1ft vpars aeo. and since that tim
the students have been required V
take the last of their courses outsid;
of the State. '
The logical thing to do is fcr th.
University to add two more years tQ it,
medical course, declared Dr. Mui?ro
As it is, it ts too expensive for. soml
young men who seek medical educatioi.
North Carolina is one of the few state;
that has no gradoate mcdica' sehoo
It is growing repidly in other lines,-D
Munroe said, ar.d the time is now .f
rand when steps should be taken i'
the direction of a complete., media;
school. - !
While local doctors declared the
would like to see Charlotte get th:
school, they, nevertheless, are wiUin
to stand behind the movement no ma
ter where it may be located. '
ATommitiee to investigate all fact
concerned vith the movements was an
pointed Tuesday night. It is compost
of Dr. J. P. Matheson, chairman: D:
I. W. Faison and Dr. H. L. Sloan, wit
Dr. Munr.ce as an exofficio member
TWO COMPANIES ARE
IN NEW QUARTERS
The Stephens Company and th
Myers Park . Homes Company, whief
have had offices m the basement of tr;
Realty building since they were org.ni-
ired. have moved into now quarters .i
th Dowd building at -17 West Four t
street, the quarters being directiy ui
der those occupied by the Chamber A
Commerce staff of the new building w
Iho second floor. . j
. The Stephens and Myers Park Ilonif
Company are engaged in developin
Myers Park. The Stephens Compan
was the . original company formed f (1
the purpose of selling real estai
and developing hedges in Myers ParT
The Myers Park .Homes Company w.r
formed about two years ago and
now engaged in house-building in th
park. George Stephens is president
4he Stephens Company, A. J. Drapwr
vice-president and W. C. Rankin
secretary. V. J. Guthery is presldeil
of the Myers J?ark Homes Company
T. E. Hemby is vice-president art
W C. Rankin is secretary. J
GREATER CLEVELAND
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Cleveland Ohio, Nov. 2. Huncrec"
o: thousands of thousands of naop
r.f Greater Cleveland were without. 'mi 12
this morning as a result of the fallui
of between 750 and 800 driver of th
Ttlling-Belle, Vernon and subaidiar
companies to report for work.
The men went on strike at mi
night after a vote by members of th
Milk and Ice Cream Wagon Driver
Chauffeurs and Helpers Union, afttj
a licoalr In npewHatinTm fnr a nrw wsr
K'aie, which had been going on sine
October 1, when the companies .ail
ncunced a reduction of $6.50 in th!
weekly wages, which averaged S38
Between 75 and 80 per cent of th
milk deliveries are affected, aeeor
lng to estimates. union ofheiais a iff
r.ounced, however, that hospitals ar.
families having babies would be 3Ui
ied.
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GOTHAM'S BREAKFAST
IS MILKLESS AFFAII
New York, Nov. 2. Citizens of th
metropolitan area rose again th
morning to breakfast without mil? an
cream on the second day of the mil
handlers' strike, with slight prospect t
a strike settlement in signt. Excen
for deliveries by small distributor
the milk delivery system continued i
a state of paralysis.
Representatives of the employer
organization, tho Milk Conferenc
Board and Milk Wagun Drivers Unioi
vere ealled to the office of May of
H.ylan today to discuss possible terrr;
of settlement. Both sidas express.,;
httie hope of reaching a settlement.
YODER CURETON FAILS
TO WAIT FOR SENTENCI
Gastonia, Nov. 2.-Yo'der Cureton
negro from Charlotte, while on tria
here yesterday morning in the local Si
perior court, now in session, escape
from the courtroom while awaiting hi
sentence to be pronounced. He wa.
held on two charges, speeding and or!
erating an automobile while drunk anJ
was under bond when he escaped. C;
pias was immediately issued for his ai
rest.
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