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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCrIoNEER.

ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUcrIoNEER.
Bankruptcy Sale of Ladies
Gents and Children's Furnish
ings, Shoes. Clothing, Etc.
the District o. Of a1 o. hnnr
Court In re Jacob Levy. trading NJ Levy.
Bankrupt. No. a73. the undersigned trustee win
APRIL NINTH 1912.
At 10 O'Clock AM. at No. 1901
AZ Street Southwest.
Misc. stock Furnishings. Secondhan and New
At II O'Clock An. at "Wesch-
ler'S." ooo Pa. Ave. NV,
Miscellaneous stock Furnishings. Shoes. Hats,
Caps. Rubber Boots, Trunks; Suit ga Csses; etc;
ALVIN >rwS SYAR.H att or S'iNN trustee
and obs. eSu 4Os 9th st, NV.
MoRTGAGEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
AT THE HILLS.
BY virtue OF the power contained In q certain u
%PRfi TENTH sns isis At HAIFPAsT THREE
O'CLOCK PM. offer for sale In 'front.' OF ue me
St %s az nnd pa sRe northern a part q
| the subdivision known The Hills. as per
in Plat sock No plat Mo- 4 Ma Of ts
fronts on Mercer street 71.:5 feet snd on Eld
street 123 feet. Improved by two-story and ATTIC
frame tNeilinS. 'putaiHiHE u" Eooms ""o 80
hot-water heat and all modern conveniences:
nice lawn: wide Iercbes, This property Is
short distance from District line on Georgetown
and Rockville electric car line: station. FRIEND
ship Heights: no extra car fare A very attrac-
tive suburban home. ,
Terms OF sale: Cash. OF which deposit OF
$500 when property Is knocked down. convey
ancing at OF purchaser
HATTERSLY W. TALBOT Attorney. 6.
For further particulars address TALBOT
PRETrYMAN. Rockville. Md mhSO. ap3.o-S.
INVESTORS, BUILDERs., SHOULD ATTEND
auction sale on FRIDAY. APRIL 5. 40. OF
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INVESTORS! BUILDERS.! SHOULD ATTEND
auction sale on FRIDAY. APRIL 5. $50. or
building lots Pierce ST. near y. j. ave.
Note this: Bargain likely. See advt ..
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER, AUCTIONEER.

Builders, Attention!
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON PROSPECT
AVENUE BETWEEN 33D
AND 34TH STREETS NV,
HAVING A FRONTAGE OF
zS.42 FEET BY DEPTH OF
ABOUT 40 FEET, CON-
TANNING 10000 SQUARE
L L
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IDEAL SITE FOR BUNGALOW: HIGH;
large trees: sewer, water, gas. Cheapest lot
in Petworth. Terms to suit. PERCY II.
RUSSELL CO. 9th and y. Y. ave-
A FRONTAGE OF 80 FEET on CALIFORNIA
ave- between 23rd and oath SITS. NV, Kalo-
rama Heights, at a bargain reasonable terms
BALLARD & L,ANHAM. NC, 731 18th st.
n.
FOR SALE-KENlLWORTH d. c.: 25x175:
one fare; east end Olive St: south front:
large shed and grapevines thrown IN: 1878.
W Il. ANDREWS. owner. 40 Q ST. ne
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ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTONEER.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC. BY PUBLIC
AUCTION TO PAY STORAGE CHARGES.
ETC.
On SATURDAY. APRIL TWENTIETH. 1912.
COMMENCING AT HALF-PAST NINE AN, We
will sell by public auction. ut Weschler's $50
Pa. ave. NV. Household Furniture. etc. stored
with lis in the following names: Miss Ella Il.
Henley. Thos. Turner. John Alexander and Mrs.
u. :. Clark.
All parties interested will please take notice.
Terms cash.
WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT CO., Inc.
916 Pa. Nv.
Treasurer. ap3,1219
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ADAM a. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER.
Assignee's Sale of Entire Stock
of Dry Goods, Furnishings.
Fixtures, Etc. at No. 1903

NOTtH OdP1tOI Street.
BY virtue OF an order OF the Supreme Court
of the District Of Columbia in re assignment Of
Gertrude A. Gibbons, the undersigned assignee
Will sell by public auction entirety, within
EIGHTH, 1912. AT TWO O'CLOCK PM. large
stock Of Dry Goods, Ladies'. Gents and Chill
dren's Furnishings, Notions, Toys. School Sup
plies, etc; also Shelving. Counters. Floor and
Counter Cases. Display Fixtures, etc.
Terms: Cash.
GEORGE C. GERMAN, Assignee.
ap3-d&dbs Century building
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RAILROADS.

Chesapeake & Ohio Lines
400 PM. Daily - C. & o. SPECIAL. Solid
train to Cincinnati with Pullman sleepers to
Louisville. Cincinnati Indianapolis. st. Louis
and connection for Chicago.
West. Southwest and Northwest. Pullman
sleepers to Virginia Hot Springs. Cincinnati
ard Louisville. Cincinnati sleeper open for
occupancy 10 pm. G. & o. dining car all
trains.
Offices: 513 Pc. ave-. 1880 st.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


The most distinctive house in Chevy Chase
near the circle English cottage style.
LIST room bF dir;r1 m InaG ktrb
en-, buffers pantry, laundry. toilet room ana
End foor-Five bedrooms. linen ROOM den.
bathroom, two servants rooms and servant
bath.
3rd focr.-At mothproof closets and ample
House lighted by gas and electricity; heated
By hot water Large we shaded nre le
FOR SALE-very attractive new detached
house in Chevy Chase: rooms and tile bath;
lighted by gas and electricity: heated by hot
water: spacious screened sleeping porch: large
FOR SALE-Oxford St. Chevy Chase; new
house; center hall: first floor. reception hall,
living room large open fireplace dining rSo room" in
ice box. large closet. back stairs: second floor.
large chambers bath! linen closet , and Large
closets, bath and large hall; lot 12oxlio. Price,
$4,000 =
FOR SALE-Upland terrace. Pinehurst; I
rooms and bath; electric light; hot-water heat;
lot 6Ox1sO. Price. $500.
FOR SALE-New house in Sixteenth Street
Highlands; . rooms and bath: hot-water heat /;
lot 40x12O. Price, $3.50.
FOR SALE-14th st. extended; new pebble
dashed house: rooms and bath. lot 4Oxl2O.
FOR sALE,Mount Rainier; Nd =, % 7,1oom
FOR SALE-Brentwood road ne, two-story,
1oroom house: heated by hot water; lot Aux
200. Price. 5000.
FOR SALE-Brookland. ID. c.: twostory. e.
room house. heated by furnace; lot 50x15o
Price. $500.
FOR SALE-East Hyattesville. Md; two
story. seven-room house; lot 21ox21o. Price,
s.. 600
FOR SALE-Iakeland. Nd; chicken farm:
two-story. Groom house. heated by latrobe;
acres of land. Price, $1,000.
FOR SALE-Herndon, Va: large Groom
house and of land station. Price,
$3.50
FOR SALE-Near Laurel. Md: farm $50
of land, 10room house. barn and all
necessary outbuildings. Price. $1,000.
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ROUGH LUMBER, $16 PER 1000 TT.
Save money when you build. Pm. NJ. ei6S.
JOHN r. RIGGLES. 5o4 = Ut. NV.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE. IMPROVED BY LARGE BRICK
DWELLING, NO. 1886 S STREET NORTH
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FOR SALE-AN IDEAL COTTAGE, NOT FAR
from Braddock Heights, Md: commanding u
beautiful view of the Frederick valley and close
TO electric railroad. For particulars, address
l.. o. Box 1896. Frederick. Md.
FLORIDA WINTER HOME; 20 ACRES GOOD
orange land: Groom house, comfortably fur
nishei; immediate possession: 81 500 ELIZA
BETH GATES PERRY. 1411 st. w
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COMMITTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK BUILD
INGS, sos AND sos FIFTH STREET NV.
ALSO BRICK DWELLING, NO. 2113
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FEATURES OF THE
NEW TAILORED SUITS

In spite Of all the predictions about the
descent of the waist line. there is not a
doubt but that the line remains high in
the back in the tailored suits. 1t may
find its old place in neatly belted dresses.
It may slide toward the knees II 1t will
in fanciful gowns, but in the smart lit
tie coat and skirt Of serge or silk or
wool 1t exists only in the back, and there
1t is distinctly high and marked by a
strap. a belt gathering. line of piping
or row of buttons. From the high CEN
ter Of the back 1t may curve downward at
to be cut away in a straight or round or
zigzag line below a pointed CROSSING at
the bust. SO that 1t ccannot be said to
have any waist line there.
OF course, the absolutely practical
mannish suit beloved of so many business
women and others may have an uncom-
promisingly straight Jacket. with pockets
and no effort at individuality, but the
French tailored suit of the season has
many little prettinesses that do not de-
tract from it's usefulness. The skirt is
sure to have a tunic or at least the eff
feet of a tunic obtained by means of
trimming or slashing or panel inserted
at one side.
For example. in a display of French
models the other day there was one of
Teuton interchangeable black and green
on one side and vivid emerald on the re-
verse. This had a belted coat with con-
siderable fullness in the back and a side
draped skirt.
Even plain blue serge had diagonal
row Of buttons on the left hip in the
skirt, and a stitched inset panel Of the
serge down the side. The coat instead
of fitting in to the figure came straight
down at the sides and chung to the hips.
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Another large hat has only three rows
of the ruff1es at judicious intervals. one
around the crown one at the joining of
crown and brim and one near the edge
Of the brim.
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and q crescent of buttons marked the
hack Of the waist, the topmost ones
reaching we'll up to empire lines and only
the two outer corners OF the crescent
nearing the normal waist line. the reVers
were Of pale blue.
Another very F'renchy model was In
black serge with red leather cuffs and
collar and little buttons of the serge with
red leather centers. 1t had smart vest
of white and black novelty goods. The
coat was high wasted with strap IN
back.
Horizontally striped black and white
material made the petticoat OF siasneu
black serge skirt and outlined the coat in
a one-inch band. The coat, OF course,
fastened diagonally on the bust, and the
suit was trimmed with small glopular
nickel buttons.
A small nickel buckle like the ones used
on the backs of mems vests is seen on
the straps that hold in the slightly gath
cred backs Of some skirts.
A dressy suit Of dark blue taneta has
skirt slashed at the sides. but the filler
beneath is of the same SILK. The coat
is short and has the sleeves slashed open
at the wrists and edged with white lace
A big collar of white embroidered wolfe
edged with lace is worn with this. The
buttons are large and Of white pearl.
Hemstitched collars Of a variety OF
ratine which is almost of canvas texture.
in a color that contrasts with the suit, are
worn over many serge and wool jackets
Sometimes there are cuffs to match.
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PINKED SILK RUFFLES
ON LARGE STRAW HATS

The little box plated ruffies of pinked
taffeta which have given a quaint. old
fashioned look to some of the new frocks
have now made their appearance on the
hats. One big fiat shape Of pale blue
straw is literally covered with row upon
row of gray and rose shot silk in this
form, so that only the merest edge Of the
straw shows. Tiny rosebuds Of various
hues are strung over the ruffles in two or
three places.
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straight. the slender silhouette being en-
phasized and a long-waisted effect being
suggested in many cases by belt across
the back Of the coat at the hip line. The
sleeve is cut on raglan lines. The collar
and cuffs are of velvet.
While the Smarter-cut motor coat sug-
gests slimness at the lower part there is
always good width across the shoulder.
Some of the best models have collars and
cuffs of suede in matching colors. and
there are fetching little suede motor bon
nets to match.
Frenchwomen are wearing to the spring
races mannish yet graceful motor coats
something like the polo coats which the
girls have worn in this country for the
past season or So These race coats, as
they are called, are straight and con-
spicuously mannish in cut, and are built
OF soft wool fabric in English shadow
plaid mixtures with a lining Of cheviot
in some contrasting color. These severely
plain mannish coats are just now the
rage in Paris for automobile wear in the
country, and whatever sort of dainty
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back. When the reverse side of the
satin is In deep blue, pale tan or cerise.
the contrast with the black outer side
is striking, and very smart If collar
cuff and rever motifs are well plan
ned. Some French models have faggot-
ing as trimming motif the open
stitch being very effective on both the
outside and inner side of the satin.
Turkish toweling coats are novelty
of this season and many of these coats
have been exploited at recent openings
The color is usually a soft fawn shade
or a pale tan called burnt bread in
Paris. and the coats are very straight
in line with broad cross revers and
deeply Tapped fronts so that the fasten-
ing comes near the left hip. These
burnt bread coats are usually lined
with cream white a soft pale tan
shade. They are very attractive and
smart for wear over light frocks.
Very attractive motor coats are Offer
ed in dark blue serge, usually with
bright lining and touch Of bright col
or about the collar, and these are very
generally becoming, but they are ad-
visable only for casual wear, since dark
blue serge spots too easily and shows
dust too plainly to be desirable for
hard motoring.
A fine dark blue serge coat of smart
and ample lines is lined throughout
with soft. lustrous silk. The wide
rever at the right side is of the silk.
There is a shawl collar of velvet over
which the large rever falls. Velvet
also trims the deep turned back cuffs.
The coat is fastened at the left side
of the front with three large pearl
buttons
Tussore and the various classes Of
pongee are always popular for summer
motoring and some remarkably attrac-
tive coats are shown in taffeta. Taffeta
is delightfully."- light in weight and cool,
and it sheds dust far better than pom
gee. 1t keeps it's shape better. too.
and does not show the dirt as pongee
does. There are all sorts Of motoring
bonnets to accompany the coat Of tat
feta. trimmed in ruches or shirred
cords or pufflngs.
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This week at any A G. p store with every soc
purchase of Teas, Coffees Extracts, Spices or
A & P Baking Powder. Don't miss the pref
tiest premium we've given away this year.
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The French are using fesh-colored tulle
in combination with black gowns. At
distance this has startling effect as of
an exaggerated decolletage. but it is de-
cidedly becoming, because the family
flushed tulle is much softer against the
neck and arms than the white or cream
tones.
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Doll PinCuShions.

They are old-fashioned, 1t is true, the
little doll pincushions that are seen upon
the most smartly dressed dressing tables
Of today. but the whirligig of time has
brought them back because dolls OF all
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kinds are regarded with delight by the
very modern woman.
The foundation of the pincushion il a
tiny doll. The doll rises from a solid
skirt which makes the cushion into
which the pins are placed, and the skirt
is attached to the dolls body by means
Of tapes wound about the waist and over
the shoulders. all covered by the closely
fitting little bodice.
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wrap the Frenchwoman wears out to the
races at Longchamps or Auteuil a warm.
heavy race coat is always tucked away
In the tonneau for the ride home after
dusk.
Reversible satin motor coats are ideal
for warmer days, and these coats are
particularly graceful and distinguished
with loose sleeves, long, softly hanging
revers and often a cape finished with a
tassel hanging below the hips at the
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A little hat of black and butter-col-
ored straw is reversible. It is high. Al
most peaked In shape, and has a narrow
turned-back brim. OF course, the straw
is very supple. When the black side is
out a circle Of butter-colored lace frills
appears at one side, while on the light
straw side there is an ornament of black
satin.
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Swift & Company's Sales Of Fresh Beef
in washington, D. c., for the week ending
Sat, March 30, 1912, averaged 9.6Sc Id.
-Advt.
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Pale blue velvet about an inch and a
half in width is run across the front of
a hat at the joining Of crown and brim
and then straight over the edges and
down to form streamers. A line OF rose
buds follows the velvet to the edge of the
brim.
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A great white picture hat is bent down
into bonnet form by means Of broad
strings of black velvet which reach from
the top Of the crown down over the sides
and end in a bow under the chin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-09

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mart bpgset peo SoIanosijsen, bpor
Staten bar fisbt 8runo.
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frutifole paa 3~olitaOooaan (oen
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0eroens beoite Sfptter.

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ailsb nofioa belOig. Selge buaber
ON life ioa lGnge at funne fod gaa
peo Siplp al ell flInltig SOB.
aoncn Spnnepa Speinifipr er fol.
ben iom Offer for 2ungetPring. Sun
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6abrifen / golignsoenS Gage iatte
op for Irheioerne, % iom ienere er
bleoet inorettet og taget ibru9 iom
SpgebllS for imitteipge Gatierter
meb egen Spgepleierife.
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far aaaet pilb % iegnet / Qeoen al
Srptbeb err upiit. 9a Ser fra Bel
glen fon Soreipsrgiel efter De iap-
neoe, bar Sioen iaa langt fremIfres
cen, of Rpine babe lagt tit 9Gffe
pper aft beroppe og panifeli99ioroe
gfterisgelierne. Slere grpeoitioner
meb De ficnote 6olgefonosfsrere So
fob Satlano og Nils Iartun / Spib-
fen, foretog flere farlige Sorieg meo
@fteriegelier, men uoen &eiultat.
Se foripunone bpiler / Jim iioite foloe
Seng beroppe / oen epige Sne. Den
fortpileoe Suitru og Wor gioroe Hei.
len lige bertil for at anipore til npe
SorIpg meb at leoe efter Dem. Saa-
blot man peb, er bette BET fpritc
lllpffestilfploe paa bette forte, men
forefuloe Stpffe Sci al gtorge, bpors
bel Sprbielen er nofiaa liplig Der
ON Sommeren. Get taller ct tpoe.
ligt Sprog ON, at man ber tage So
rcr meo, ielp ON oct bill faloe noget
oprere.
GIieber 2angeeter.
SDoa Den 14oe San. 1912.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-09
NapTifert.

Gen preusiiife Stat bar iorbebolot
Tia 8etten til Hapinoutnoing, og oen'
ne Stat briper en- aaumine / &rar'
tepeaen (9ltprcusien), bporiru langt
ben Itsrite Bart Of ali Rap fommer.
Ren Der pinbes ogiaa en- Gel RaO
peo oirefte Spfifning al ganoet, %
peo greusiens giteriisfpit bar 81
iferne oite en- goo 9iiortieneite peo
bette Siiferi, iom er DC enfelte Periu.
uer tiaaot. iOet De peo en- aarlig vi.
gift al 80 giennige al Staten er.