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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
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Infinite Dainti-
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The good Spring sunshine sug-
gests newness, freshness and
daintiness in the home.
Bedspreads are the embodiment
Of all three. They are daintiness
itself. They are white as the
driven snow; and because we
bought them opportunely we can
sell them at moderate prices.
Crinkled dimitv SPREADS in
three sizes: 63x90 inches, $3.50:
72x9o inches, $2.75; sOx9o inches,
SO each.
Corded dimity spreads, 72x9O
inches, So: S0x90 inches, $3.50;
90x100 inches, 81 each.
Crinkled dimity spreads with
scalloped edges, cut-out corners
and bolster pieces to match, can
be had in sets for metal beds in
sizes 72x99 inches at So a set,
90x99 inches, at Sc a set.
(sixth Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
That Spring These Goods Take NeU Ie1es
The Spring.
Tide Sale of
China andGlaSS
Goes Briskly
Ahead

For all reasonable requirements
the Sale presents a practically
unlimited choice of dinner sets
French, English and American
at considerable reductions from
our regular prices. All our regu-
lar dinner sets are included in 1t,
and they are the finest sets that
come from the potteries, being
standard sets in every respect, in
size, shape, number and combi-
nation Of pieces. At their normal
prices they represent the highest
regular standard of value. At the
prices now marked on them they
are extraordinary, all the more so
in view of conditions in the mar
ket and at the pottery.
If you need a new dinner set
for Eastertide or for any occasion
in the not distant future these are
the sets to choose from, and now
is your opportunity. Cut glass of
our own regular kind is offered in
large and beautiful selection at
reductions of 20 to 33 1-3 per cent
from our regular prices.
Light cut and other lower
priced glassware is in ample
choice at very attractive savings.
fFourth Floor, ohestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
(HREEN Candies
Pleasant to See
and Good to Eat

Both decorative and palatablc
are these sweets, all planned with
thought for the 18th of March.
Clear candy shamrocks, 6Oc a
pound.
Green glace mints, S1.5O a
pound.
Assorted green chips, curls and
straws, SOC pound.
Small cream potatoes, SOC a
pound.
Large cream cocoanut potatoes,
25c each.
Green swapping bonbons, 75c to
80 dozen.
Crisp green candies in jars, Soc
each.
Place card favors. 2Oc each.
Potatoes for holding candies,
zoe each.
Green paper caps, 10c each.
down Stairs Store, ChestnuU
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
4 Welcome Little Sale of
HOnfIelr Toilet Articles

So many people well tell they
willing wait need be for these
always many good things in them when they
Toilet water, violet, lEmpe and Bouquet dAmour SOC
and 85c bottle.
Tacum powder violet and rose, 10c n box.
Face powder, rEmpire, violet and rose, 25c box
Skin cream and Youth and Beauty cream, 4Oc jar.
Sachets, violet and rEmpire, 35c each.
Bay rum, 60c 95c and $185 bottle.
Violet ammonia, 20c and 35c bottle.
Lilac and wstaria vegeal 85c bottle.
Eau de Cologne, 75c a bottle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
WHITE Neg
w ligees

Not so much negligees, really,
as they are breakfast coats, only
they are made of sheer washable
materials.
Cross-bar dimity, $685..
Striped and plaided voile, $15.
Fancy voile with three flounces
and lace, $2l.50.
(Third Floor. Central)
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Boys Easter Suits of Blue Serge
in Handsome Choice

For boys who suits church occasions or
for formal full excellent
all moderately priced considering their materials superior cut
tailoring and finish. Nr w."
Especially good the price the blue serge suits at s65O
and $18 - @ ~ ~ T-'o'
Suits of reliable kind very scarce at these prices
We have others $685. $50 s3 with excellence in
proportion. " ~ ~ N' :"
We planned exceptionally collection of these su
Tor this Easter and plans worked we'll
All Norfolk suits beled plain others box pated
all lined with alpaca I'm -'' 1880 - f''S1'
In sizes for boys Of 8 to 1s
&
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DAINTY Dinner"
II H a n d b a G S
Women Call Them

Because they are just large
enough to hold a handkerchief,
little powder box and some
change.
They are made Of metal beads
in the most delightful of bright
colors, and when we say they were
made by hand, in France, you will
know they are artistic.
Prices $18 and $50.
(Main Floor, Chestnut)
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Purisienne COrsets

these: ~ e f'e
pink silk trico very lightly boned soft and pabe is
p mas dainty lace and ribbon trimming and priced at $40
second Of really exquisite pink silk figured batiste with
very low bust long skirt and double garters $685.
pink elastic corset with satin in front has long skirt and
" popular as hip conner being and comfortable $1S
(Third Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
Untrimmed Millinery in ALI
the Fashionable Shapes

simple Of the hats that it comparatively
all quick with needle conve Spring
herself With good shape, which needs but band
wreath of flowers ones Spring hat trouble achieve!
Small hats and large hats Napoleon shapes roll Sailors
brimsyou find them all here They black,
brown blue henna and other shades and
And there Milan eres hemps pocupne
and fancy braids from which to choose.
Banded sports hats and hats ready to SO to &c.
F1oor,C
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
Women's New Capeskin Strap
Wrist Gloves-$6.5O a Pair

Nowadays the who wants really smart pair
gloves invariably chooses strap wrist gloves!
These indeed of washable capeskins, fine
quality soft and comfortable the hand
tan shades, brown, beaver and pearl white.
They all pique sewn--$650 pair.
And another wrist glove a
in two shades Of gray Qight and dark, $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
Men Put on Winter Clothes
Through Necessity, but They
Put on Spring Clothes
With JOy

q The joy a man feels in putting on new Spring
clothes should never make him forget to make
sure Of the kind he puts on.
q Our Mems Clothing Store is prepared with
fine selection of suits and overcoats of the kind
that man could buy with his eyes shut feeling
certain that he was getting all that his money
can get him anywhere and more than it can get
him in many places. The value of an assertion
depends upon what is back of it. The foregoing
one is founded on fact.
q The record and standing of this Mems Cloth
ing Store are such that the only clothing it can
afford to identify itself with in Spring, Summer
Autumn and Winter, is the finest that can be had
anywhere for the price
q We are satisfied that these Spring suits and
overcoats are of that kind and we are not only
willing, but eager, to show that our satisfaction
is not based on false ground, but on the sure
foundation of actual superiority in fabrics,
fashion, tailorwork and finish 1t is more inn
portant than ever that man should be careful
as to quality and it all depends on the man.
q For Spring suits, $40 to $50. 70. ~.u
q For Spring overcoats, S45 to SIS.
Third
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
ATT r A CTIV E
Combs and
Pins for the
Couture

Some Of the new combs are en-
chanting with their cleaning set
tings of rhinestones or imitation
sapphires or emeralds. They arc
all in new designs and there are
many unusual and attractive
shapes. There are bowknots, too,
and carved combs that arc ex-
tremely effective in the hair. $3.50
to $S4.
New barrettes, in small and
larger sizes, are $1.50 to $3.50.
Fancy hair pins in many styles
are 81 to $l1.
Jewelry store, Chestnut and
Thirteenth)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
XX7OMEN'S Spring
w Pumps

Pumps of patent leather, dull
black and tan Russia leather.
They all have low French heels,
and the first two are $3.50 a pair,
while the tan pumps are $13.
All in the Exclusive Little Boot
Shop.
(First Floor, MarkoD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
The Polo Coats the Coat for
Spring-FOr Young Women

you'd think judging by the number of wedressed
young women who asking US for them!
The polo coat aunty practical topcoat usually beed and
pocked and severely tailored You have 1t in velour
burea CLOTH novelty bolivia caes hair,
and in all the fashionable brown shades we'll other
Spring colors.
S435O to $8O-and IA to 20 year Sizes
Sec Chestnut)
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Women's Plain Practical
Handkerchiefs, $2.75 a Dozen

These the ever-useu perfectly plain hemsthed handker
No regards her box complete unless there's
az least dozen Of these inside!
Snowy Irish linen, with narrow hem, henstitched
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
DAINTY Spring
II N e ck wear in
Hand Embroidered

And, by the way, net seems to
be one of the most popular kinds
of neckwear this year.
The newest hand-embroidered
net collars and sets are prettily
trimmed with Valenciennes lace
and they come in either the fiat or
rolling shape. Some are short,
others medium length.
For the collars alone, 81 to
$3.50.
For sets, 50 to $40.
<azsia xissA csHtsap
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
Women's Tric0Lette Dresses
of Unusual Style

Novelty dresses, which
means that very few of them
are duplicates. Also it means
that they have many delightful
features - bands of rich
colored embroidery defining
their square necks; futed
rufiles of ribbon outlining their
panels; one embroidered with
gold thread and another with
self : embroidery in blocks;
while still others have festoons
of beads or are gathered in at
the foot. The weaves include
besides the usual tricolette the
paulette, a drawn-thread tri-
colette, and a novel matelasse.
Colors are various shades of
brown, taupes, grays, Copen-
(First I'll
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
NelU Sheer Organdie and
Attractive Gingham Frocks
for Young Women

At $3.50 The most attractive little organde frock Of she'll
pink white, in quite and delightful STYLE with
neck and fiat collar like small bertha which, like
skirt finished with of goered organde There
organde sash and bunch Of poses at the waist give
of color
New gngham dresses in clear pretty and plaid
smart and unusual models ST.. so and S22.5O.
Dotted Swiss dresses blue pink and white
and white and a becoming style-$2750
All are in Id to 20 year sizes.
ecoud stnut
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Nv E r Y ID A Y
II Waists

Crisp and white and solid sat
isfaction to have handy when the
Spring weather arrives.
Striped dimities, $3.50.
Tucked batiste with lattice en-
broidery, 1886.
Organdie with tiny ruffles, 1886.
Pure linen with high-low col
lars, $685..
(Third Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
The Usual Spring Question
About Women's Blue Serge
Goats

the affirmative today for these coats have
arrved-serges and trcoines both.
the material is fine alool and the coats
black dark blue and in the Styles tan and covert
shades also.
Starting goodlookng ength coat beted through
conservative STYLE at $780, prices rise
Quickly to a very lovely $3.50 And within
number suitable for mourning
CentrsD
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Slip Covers (Un-
fortunately
Be Made in a Day

And the point of this statement
is that everybody who is planning
to have the furniture in it's uro-
tective covering by the time
warm weather arrives must start
now to choose the material and
place the order for it's making.
The prettiest new lowered Gre
tonnes are here from SOC TO $l.25
a yard.
Also linene, a really good sub
stitute for linen, 75c yard. This
comes in indistinct stripes.
(Fifth Floor. Markct
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
GREAT AUTHORS WEEK IN
EGYPTIAN HALL
Lecture Tomorrow at p. M. by
MR.. HUGH WALPOLE

Pease that because of urgent evening engagement
for which he must catch train Mr. Wapoles lecture originally
scheduled for 2.3O, been advanced to P. NJ
After the lecture the audience will entertained by
Ogano conao the double string orchestra
direction of Robert Golden.
manifest MSS which
feature Authors Week priceless collection may be
in Egyptian Hall at time between and except during
the lecture hour.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
For the Warmer Days Soon to
Come-New Goats and Hats
for Children

eween $l275 and $2250 good
spring coatscoats Of sturdy tweed in Sprgke of
attractive colorngs. ~ ~ NF''e ~ ="
girls Usually the coats simply made styles
noys OF two to six there suitable for
throughout, too, " - '' ~N' ~ ''eN
most @ hats 70 with the tailored styles and
sa trimmed with rbbon bands and bows and from ~ TO So
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The tunics and blouses and
robes are usually of fine black
net, in such designs as will give
the newest fashionable silhouette,
and thickly studded with span
giles, jet beads or bugles. Some
are all black, some are in black
and sapphire, some in black and
sphinx, some in black and crystal.
They range in price from $50 to
SITS.
Quite new are wide net panels,
which may be used as scarfs, as
draperies, or to form tunics.
These too are on fine dark net, and
have designs worked out in
bugles, spangles, beads and en-
broidery in black or colors. They
are $50 to $75.
They are among the handsom-
est importations we have ever had
and it will give US pleasure to
show them to you.
(NIsin Floor, CentrsD
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

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Evening star., 1920-04-08
MT. PLEASANT-A BARGAIN.
Immediate DOsseSsion.

MT. PLEASANT-A BARGAIN.
Immediate possession.
$12.5OO. Very easy terms
rooms, = baths; h.-wh; electric lights: in
stantaneous heater; hardwood floors; beamed
ceilings in dining room; open fireplace; sery-
ants room and toilet in basement sleeping
porch; room for double garage. This property
is one Of the best values offered for sale tOday
In this exclusive neighborhood. Don't fail to
inspect.
TAKOMA PARK
Immediate possession.
large, bright rooms. Over quarter acre
14th ST.; Capital Traction car line: nearly
new and one Of the most modern and attractive
homes in this desirable suburb: built by owner
for a permanent home and could not be dupli-
Gated for one-thrd more: very large closets:
large attic: large tile bath: lavatory in bed
rooms; sleeping porch: breakfast porch: large
front porch; an abundance of fruit. shade and
shrubbery. If you would like to see one of the
most attractive homes offered for sale TODAY Jet
US show you this one. Terms.
SPRING ROAD BETWEEN 18th AND 18th.
VACANT-$9, 75O-Small cash payment; prac.
feet wide; large rooms; tile bath, t"1 l.rSs
back porch and large sleeping porch, screened !.
h. .w.h.; elec. lights; hardwood floors; mshoe
furnace room and coal vault. real fair
value.
BROOKLAND.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Only $3.50. 81 800 cash.
One Of the best values offered today in this
desirable suburb; On nice lot. 5Oxl5O; :
Iooms. DeurooWs, peDDieudbn, excellent hot
water heating plant; home in excellent condi-
tion, inside and out; garage. garden and large
variety Of choice shrubbery; near schools
stores. churcnes ond cars.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 432. Evenings North 1O26-J
FOR SALE-A TWO-FAMTLY APARTMENT.
containing rooms and bath each; a splendid
investment, well located in the northwest sec
ton: ton: price. $500; reasonable terms. Apply
1888 G st. NV. 2nd floor. Phone Main 4S46
TO COLORED-NEAR 18th AND v NV; 8
story. brownstone front: q rooms. latrobe heat
X. JACKSON. Evans bldg Main 1909.
Evening star., 1920-04-08

AN INVESTMENT-In the
business section of the city, 722
10th st. NV, renting for
$4,000 per annum. There is
mortgage of 100000 at 5H9o,
which can be renewed. I want
$1O,5OO.0O in cash, the purchaser
assuming the mortgage. The
property consists of a duplex
apartment and a store. All mod
ern improvements, and in splen-
did condition. The above will
be IAN investment of over 700.
Apply to Julius Lansburgh,
for the owner, 1856 M st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
FARMS.
TOR SALE.

SIXTY ACRES. THREE MILES FROM IN,
dian Head: two tenant houses part umoer'
$500 Address Box 232E. Star office. y
JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Sc 600. Fully equipped chicken farm; =, acreS
t;-roum house. barn. los foot henhouse. -W"
wagons all farming equipment. Immediate pos
session. {. r. MORAN. a.6 18th ST. NJ. 82o6
% ACRES, VIENNA. VA: FERTILE SOIL
half mile two lines; close TO pike; fronts
two roads: fine subdivision: truck or rcu'try-
no buildings; bargain. Owner. 80 Tennessee"
ave. ne.
FINE MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARM: NEAR
prorements: fruit: spring: some elegant saw
timber; near finest STATE ROAD. close 70
Washington INVESTORS. ATTENTION.
Here is one of the hest buys in MARYLAND. For
quick settlement. only S16.oo0.
c. R. R0WDYBI'SH FARM AGENCf,
kensington. Md
FARM. CONSISTING 165 ACRES OF LAND:
good orchard: four-room dwelling house AMI
outhouses: well in yard: situated on Richmcnd-
Washington highway. about forty miles south
Of Washington. 3is miles from railroad station:
everything in good repair. For particulars
write MIR. WILLIE L. GRlFF1S, Rectory r. a.,
Stafford county. Va. lV
LARGE TRACT NEAR WASHINGTON.
293 acres in Prince Georges county. Nd.
near Congress Heights. Fronts on two roads
Has considerable open land, balance nicely
wooded. Tract we'll watered and has q num-
Der OF nice building sites; suitable for subdi
vision into acreage tracts. For sale as whole
by owner. Full details on request. GEO. v.
vENABLE. 200 9th St. LynchburE. Va.
STOCK AND DAIRY FARMS. FRUIT AND
poultry farms; on good auto road and electric
lines convenient to city; village homes and
acreage. Write your wants. Phone Vienna
12-F-2I. C. f. MILLER. oakton. Va. :5'
Evening star., 1920-04-08
ARMSLEIGH PARK

JUST NORTH OF CLEVELAND PARK.
Fenutiful detrcicd cottages and bungalows
ready for IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, varying
in size from to ROOMS. embodying the very
latest in modern home achievement. including
commodious porches and large lots.
MANY NOW OCCUPIED.
Others un'ler construction continuously until
$50 homes are established.
MODERATE IN PRICE. EASY TERMS.
The best offered today for the money. The
best is always the cheapest. Don't miss this
wonderful home opportunity. An early in
spection is to your interest. If you want
something good. come out today; they are
selling fast.
TO INSPECT: Take Chevy Chase car to
Albemarle ST., go west to 3Sth ST., take
Wisconsin ave- car to Window st.
Sample Horse Always Open.
r. Z. HAMILTON,
Sales Agent for Owner.
4415 39th ST. NV.
SALES OFFICE ON PREMISES.
OPEN DAILY AND EVENINGS.
AUTO AT YOUR SERVICE.
EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY : NOW
vacant and ready for occupancy. On Harvard
ST.. just off 14th. 10 rooms, baths electric
lights. hot-water heat. For full particular,
call Main 1885. JOSEPH C. ZIRKLE, 2O3
Colorado bldg. 14th and G SITS. NV.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL ES-
TATE TALK IT OVER WITH NJ. L. NOR
GAN, AT ZANTZINGER'S.
Evening star., 1920-04-08

COLORED
18th OF. NV. near " ST rooms and bath:
in excellent condition.; immediate possession; {;
price $500; liberal terms.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO..
9th and New York ave.
Phone Franklin 573o. Washington. D. C..
IF YOU WANT SOMETHING AT PRE-WAR
prices let show you a 10-room and bath
house near the Capitol and House office bldgs
FOR only $780, $500 cash. balance to suit
VACANT
Otis st. NV. near 14th-S rooms and bath ::
all modern improvements. Price, $1,000. Terms
10 reliable party.
10 rooms and bath furnace heat. gas light:
in best residential section. near Dupont Circle
and Mass. ave. Price. $1,000; 81 1000 cash,
500 month
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
Phone Franklin 5732. 9th & n. Y. ave.. city
TATE TALK 1T OVER WITH NJ. e. NOR
GAN. AT ZANTzINGER'S.
VACANT: IN BLOOMINGDALE: 4 PRAC,
tically new modern home: tapestry brick front: {:
contains rooms and bath. h.-w.h., cleo, sta
tionary washtubs: French doors between din
ing room and parlOr. hardwood trim through.
out, doublS back porches. Price, se.95O. Terms
Keefer u. Soldiers Home. Six rooms
and bath prick colonial box style house: per-
feet condition; long yard to paved alley Will
sell for $6.5O0. Easy terms.
st. ne charming 6room and ba
brick house: colonial style; practically mod
ern: parauet floors. etc. Price. $3.50. Very
easy terms.
For colored: near 18th and Kalorama rd
NV. Nice Groom and bath brick houses in
price of S3 80. and the terms are attractive
Communicate at once.
Evening star., 1920-04-08

THEY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY IN ALL
PAPERS UNTIL SOLD. We give your busi
ness personal and prompt attention.
WHITE
1922 18th st. n.w.--3 stories. I rooms and
BATH latrobe heat and gas. concrete cellar. BY
spending $1,000 for improvements you can
make n large return on your money.
34th ST., Mt Rainier, Nd. VACANT. 8
frame house: large garage: lot 5ox15O; newly
painted. Price. 4,S0O. Terms.
115 Sth st. n.e.-1O rooms. > baths; double
fireproof garage; bedrooms: excellent board
ing roomng house location. Price. So 600.
Terms.
35O3 Newton St. Mt. Rainier. Md.-New Q
rooms and bath bungalow; ami; metal ga
rage; lot 50x15O; possession. Price, Sc, $50.
Terms.
425 n.w..s,room and bath frame; gas
latrobe heat: s2.225. Terms.
Az X n.w.-Excellent condition: 8 rooms
and bath; $4,000. Bargain.
COLORED.
1422 1st st. n.w.-10 rooms and bath Ia
trobe heat: gas: lot 171ax117 to a 3O-foot al
ley near high schools.
14541a and 1856 q ST.. nw.-3 stories and
basement. and bath; lot 16x1OO to
alley: newly painted and papered throughout.
One house vacant.
sO1 9th st. n.e-6 rooms. brick; gas Z: large
lot to alley: for = garages. Possession
Price. $4,000 Terms.
100 10th ST. SEE rooms and bath !; gas
excellent condition. Possession. Price, So, 200.
Terms. -
INVESTMENTS.
1113-111312 5th at. s.e.-5 rooms each; frame.
gas; rented $40 Price. s., $50 for both
BRADFORD & CO,
Main 5Sl1. 333 Southern bldg. Main 1878
MODERN GROOM AND BATH: ALL I'M
provements; from owner: no agents. Address
Box 5s-E. Star office. s.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
PROPOSALS.

0FFICE Of the Commissioners. Washineton.
n e ApriI &. 19oO-Sealed proposals viii be-
received MT this Office Room 500. District
building until . O'Clock pm. May 3, 1921.
Tor furnishing and installing in Armstrong
Manual Training School motor-driven wood
turning lathe and metal grinding machine.
SPECIFICATIONS and forms OF proposal may he
had upon applica tion to the Purchasing Officer
Room $40 District building. LOUIS BROWN
LOW, CHARLES W. KUTZ, Commissioners
D. c. aps-3t
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Columbia Rd. Near Conn. Ave
S11 500 Easy terms.

Vacant and entirely redecorated; for
m,rly occupied by tho French Commission.
Q spaciou> rooms: = la tif>. separate wash
ing rooms with master bedrooms; solid
mahogany woodwork at entrance; ciat"
orately hand. carved stone exterior and in
terror stone and wood work. finest resi-
Dental section. ideally planned for en-
PERTAINING.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

AUTOMOBILE. Peerless touring. seven-pass s..
scyl: fine condition; value. s.. 500; for north
cash difference. Address Box 24S-D, Star ONCE.