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ADAM A. wEscHLER, AUcTIoNEER.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER, AUCTIONEER.
Trustees Sale of Three-Story
Brick and Basement Resi-
dence Containing IA Rooms
and Bath. Can Be Converted
to Business Use. Known as
200 Ninth Street NV.


BY virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, passed In Equity
Csuse No. 3484S, Ellen r. Waters ct al. ".
John G. Riyes ct al. the undessigned trustees
will offer for sale at public auction, In front
Of the premisea, on "WEDNESDAY. JANUARY
TWENTY-SIXTH, 1921. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
p H., the following described real estate, situ-
ated in the city Of Washington. District OF
Columbia. to-Wit: Pafts Of original lots num-
6ered two (2) and four "a In square Numbered
four hundred and four (4O4). described a. fol-
lowe: Beginning for the same 2.92 feet north
oe the southwest cornst Of original hot and
norfh 70 feet; thence west 90 feet inches
and thence south 20 feet to the point Of be-
ginning improved by premises sue Ninth street
nofthwest, being q three-seofy and basement
brick dwelling house centainisg "A roons asd
Terms: One.third Of purchase money to
te. m i'd In cash, balance in two equal INSTALL
merts, payable In one and two years. with
interest at six per cent per annum, payable
eCnL annnally. secured By nrst deed OF trnst
on the pruperty sold; Or Ill cash, at the option
of the purchaser. A deposit Of 10000 will be
required at time Of sale. All conveJanei.s,
cost Of purchaser. Taxes, instfrance and rents
70 be adjusted to date Of closing sale Terms
Of sale to be complied Hith in 80 days from
date Of sale. otherwise trustees reserve the
rixht to resell the property At the r1sk and
coat Of defauiting purchaser after i've days
advertisement Of such resale in some news.
p1prt published in the city Of Warrington,
]. WILMER LAr1MER, wilkins Bldg.
JOHN J. HAMILTON. Union Trust bldg.
1a14d&ds. .exSu Trustees
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FUTURE DAYS.
rHOa. ], OWBN D SON. AUCT1oNEERS.
aAIR or TIN TK0.QTnRY

pxpmrr0R,A SAI1 or THD TWo-6ToRY
BRICK DWELLING. no. aAls 10th ST.
~ authority vested IN me. - sxecussf and
&,n:t~e' usAer Tie last viii and testament Of
Hs,v faien Esuter, decsAsed. Adnfnistration
10 oaoS0. I viii sell. at public suction, in
front @ Of the premises on n9NDAY. THE
-. R0IIR O'CLOCK PM, The soBth Is 80
feet OF Iot ~ IN square $50.
Terms Of saie: One-third cash: balance In
sae and two yeafs. with interest At 2 per
.s.",.ed IN ~ pforerty sold, oe all cash at
seuH snreSss.G's ~ option. 4 deposit Of 500 re-
1sired st time Of sale asd the purchaser al
lowed 30 days to ee.psste ehe purchase. Fur
>~'- YREDDRICK 4 R1NNfEa,
Evans bldg.. Exeeatoe ed Trustee.
1a2od&ds exSa
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REGULAR WEEKLY SALE
of
Household Furniture. Lot Stor
age Goods. Miscellaneous, Jew
elry, ETC., ...-
Tuesday, January 25th,
At 10 AM.
At Our Salesroom,
633 LA. AVE. .....
Terms cash.
D. NOTES, Auctioneer.
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WANTED.IOTa.

NOW GET THIS RICHr-N.W. ONLY
Price must b tsw foe caah: give pe3cs. exact
location: mDt have all improIemsats and telal
price not over ZOO b q 800. according to ,ise
ard location. Address Hox 1850. Star once.
2Ss
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WANTEDLTO BUY

WANTED-TO BUY
WANTE6-3F1dTLY flat; H.W.H.; Room
,os mace. Or Or ase, Psss o
Hill: Tor cash client. Also two 6-f. houses N
similar sectious.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors 70 New York Realty Brokefs'
Main 4597. 1873 q:
WE HAVE 3,sO,OUo AT OUR DIsPOEAL
its ws'ss y to by 5000 trust ass,i e ene
Virginia real estate. C. n. oUINBY Il Co.
404 Evans bldg.
By REsPECTABLB OOLOREb NAN, sIx-
fesea fesr a'oss asa,es. On es ssg &c &C. sesr oee
HAVE SHvER1L MMEDIATE PuR6HAsERs
for six oe nine room houses in northwest u the
David ' ~ E. BARRY ,,s9 Nah 4 ,:'a =: ~.
RETIRED FARMER DESIRES 70 INVEST IN
q coed paying Apartment house. Must be .
bargain. Will be in town soon and want fun
% can tasn sf.t
SIX ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD RESIDENTIAL
section. direct from owner. Address Apt. q,
''The Wisteria." 24e
WANTND-HOUsKs IN EVERY PART or
ras II SSsa ssAtisc aSf 'nasds5s
n. Z. ave. Hs
WISE 70 BUY HOUSE FROM 0WNEK.
Price must be right. Address Boz 265-S, Star
OWNERS OONTEMPLAT1Na sEiiIV0.
List your property with uss quick resultD.
We have numerous applicants for hUaDes Of
8, z. aod rooma
THE =. H. SMITH CO.,
SIS 18th Ut. NV. n. 64S4.
HOME IN GOOD RWIDENTfAL SECTION:
sity o. suburb: to IL r0oms. aol Southern
SIX 10 EIGHT ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD
0OFt0vNQt DActiOns II .O0 RAnA d.
dress Box 1a2-P, Star olnce.
WE WANT DATA ON YOU6 HOUSES, II
for sale. and price and terms are right. Es-
tabli1hed quarter century.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brehsss.
Main 1897. 1lz3 e.
WH WANT MORE PRoP1RTY 10 SELL.
II your price and teyns are right We have In.
mediate purchasers.
0sasult Our Sales Departneat.
THOS. E. FARRELL, .,
81 woodward bldg. NAin 7oA
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F0R SAIE-HOUsES.

EV6 SAL-0OUS&S0s
Coar1nae1.
ExHZYESEzD THE 61KEy6fLX-x606
sa5sss :" es:.e. ssuss 'ss s.ssss sss''; ;sss ssss:
SWNiR, Sli webster q. NV.
10K SXfECT0 bESIkARLk O6I0kf0; I
per- ssd 18th eeissisi esies ,ssi1snee; r, .~tA'
s''s; ff'-s p''ffeii fiiicFp Ssp Z sssS go. 70 a''e'
e::s Es{nsat% % isSe; e,sy s9IN nssssy ;.ay R;;.ss,.
$15,6OO.
WftAn o. baoek Of Dupont Circle. English
sst.r heat ssd eisetr.e light. IAis property
= In sxceI1eat eoAditton and II occupied By
s.nes: ~ vil give psssessioa within . rea-
$3.50.
Apartment.
0sataina three apartments Of rooms and
md Do Ar.tsnoor apartment is 1aesnt and
I@ss..sd T 8 the 81 risSs @ terms !: &c .*ner Is
$4,000.
-. .s'sss sooe. s'se IN 'sess. Sesss. ' and Is Is
szeellnt esndition. Possession in about 80
0nya
= - $l1,5O.
0slgnbta mad near corner Of 13th st. This
s.dsra: . eo0s and bath briei and stone
Sxht. ssa ean Be purcsased for g 900 cash.
$4,000.
Duvnfown near Thomas Circle. Has eight
bDoms and hath, hotsEater heat, electric light.
= vacant and immediate possession can be
5000. d
On Columbis road. In excellent white
nsighborhood. Six rooms, bath, hot-w1ter
heat electricity. Nice back yard to wide
slley. Possession 80 days.
John w. THOMPSON & CO.,
Incorporated --
321 18th st. Main l477.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

NEW sRdI-BUNGAL0W SEVEN K601S
two baths; detached; electric light; beautifu
fixtures; automatic electric range: ccocfetl
cellar; stationary wash tubs: large lot; doubi,
terrace: s minutes to ears; 10 minutes Il
city by auto. Apply owner, II. 8. DAvEE
PORT. 1920 9th st. NV.
WOODBRIDGE, D. Q.
Six.room house. anil. slate TuDf. large lot
garage; a real home. Price. $500; Q,ool
cash.
Six-foom bungalow. ami, god lot, will
gArase; located On Il. I. ave.
Five-foom house, ami. large lot: price
A.OO; easy tefms. See these before buyfng
Everything in real estate.
b. r. HOLAN,
3Ol Continental Trust Bldg.
Phone N AMI NYenln1 n 2&l2
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TUA
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0K0RaB z. LINKYNs.
t.. WILLIAM q. LINKINS.
Jals .eIsu Trustees.
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ss.Soo3' stc. Address Boz SIC, Star S0ca. 2ss
6TRIN0 THE NEXT T0fTYJTvE BxYS
- nrsctical farmer must iocste an1 - resdy
fer spetng work; heoes ~ eaGesst tnoediate
MstinE With - Of fafns from 10 ae9ss lup
thst De owners reslly vast 70 seti.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
bl55l6 Bend hAI.
18th and New York ave.
Asfn -.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
honey ALWAYS N HAND TOR LIBERAL
lpsns On D. g. real estate; prevailing interest
sroHE & 1AIRTAX. 1912 New York ave.
The Safest & Surest Investments
sSe b real estate. Values % not auetuate. and
AesOO diminish. suspend Or dhap1eAf u
money b tnvssted In stable feal setate valueo
AlsH, 0ensy loaned % 6ood real estate security
= booad - yield he stated interest. and the
RtRn ef priAeipai when due. We place money
p ven seeurUd nfst deed of tJust nstes-$zsO,
80. S1ooo. 80, 600 and upward. a.d give at
6at3so b he tAsestDeats ~ loag a. they
0fa1A Our tAdfty yeafs' expefieoes Dlaces ex.
O1t oervics At ysuf command.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Building.
WND0 Oh HAND
y 1sm n d. G. pfspsfty.
SAA nyiiss. 3sssaaasts charges.
- I'D n. q. ave. Aatn z2A3
MONEY 10 L0AN
- haSs proper security n D. q nal
DH6 - eaA nee0ttAte 6fs< a 0oeu04 t1agt1
U3y an1 satisfaeteeiiy.
SHANNON LUCHs; ,
MONEY 70 LOAN
e.eAess Hsi ssssts seesfSfsss
-. NJ 18th It ~.
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IiICOIPOIdtCu -
82l 18th st. Main lE7.
FOR SALE

FINE THREE-sTORf BRICK DWELLING
WITH TEN ROOMS AND TWO BATHS: HOT
WATER HEAT. VACANT AND TERMS WILL
lst ST. NV.
IN THE VICINITY OF THE CAPTTO1.
yHIS IS ALSO A BRICK DWELLING AND
LAS EIGHT ROOMS, BATH AND CNILAAR.
GOOD ORDER AND PURCHASER WILL BE
OWEN POSSESSION. PRICE IS REASON
3BLR
INVESTMENT IN SMALL HOUSES.
SEVEN BRICK DWELLINGS IN AN NL4-
nANT RENTING NE1GHBORHOOD NORTH
VEST, WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF
fHB BUSINESS SECTION. TOTAL RHNT5,
-. 50 PER MONTH. PRICE $3.50.
SHALL HH GLAD TO SHOW THE ABOVE
PROPERTiR 10 THOSE INTERESTED AND
IOU ARE INVITED TO MAKE INQUIRY RE-
HARDING THEM. WE BELIEVE THEM 10
- EXCELLENT VALUES.
JAMES F. SHEA,
Al1 IA AYE N =.
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WANTBD-SUyURBAN H0MD OF FROM s
to foons with 0us Or mere aeyes Of lanA;
convsnfeat to trolley or y. r. s4aktsa; state
full particular. AAdfsss Boz 1SSc. star
e61ee.
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FOR sALk-APART1QHTA
DESIRABLE BUILDING. SHORT Walk
downtown; has q well sented apsrtnents:
gross fent. $17.00Os lev upkeep; pr1ea $1oo.-
900. WIN sell se tra1e equity Of 3S,0o0.
Investigate.
PETTY 4 PHTTY.
1423 New York ave. Main si27.
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RARGAIN-Mr. RAINIER. MD.-FIvE-ROOli
BUNGALOW: ami: two lots: fruit. Price. $500.
New 4-room bungalow: AMI. Price. $4.2IO:
interest: or $500 cash. 80 per mooth.
VACANT--R0OM BUNGALOW. near school
p' a. price q 4@p. s;n cash SIsncs ~ ssS nr,
month.
5-ruom house. ON good road to city: lot 5O1
1S0 It. Price, q. 600: 300 cash. balance terms.
Fer the above and other subuFtan prUpeft1es see
Il. H. SHINN, 3611 4zth st., Mt Rainier, Nd
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FOR sALE-ST0RES

0.7so PRICE, CASH ABOUT 81 600 BAL
anes - month. 2137 9th ct. NV. 1 rooms
snd Showroom: good business l0eatioa. See
yo1s own broker, or
/. nm. NEWgoM. ll1O n ne.
fzt6 9F- NV. ABOVE PARK E6ADIgr0kE
With roo0s and bath abose, ceIlaI, hot-w1feS
hat and electric hghe sen at q bafxajn.
CHAs. W. MoRRB. 141o NsW Yofk ave. nv.
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WAUTEU-3EAI ESTATZ
GRuoR 10 MARCH WE WILL HAVE 10
HOUSE THOSE COMING WITH THE NEW
AD1lINISTRATTON.
fHEA.
LRr US HAVE YOUR HOCsE Or APART.
HKHT MTHER TO SELL OR RENT.
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD, nc,
BIT 18th II nv.
Evening star., 1921-08-29
Rv the Associated r-ess.

Ry the Associated r-ass
MEXICO CITY August 2S-This is
to be oil week in Mexico City. Pc
troleum in al, it's vexatious piiases,
embracing tax ton and alleged prop
erty confiscation. will be discussed by
various branches of the Mexican gov
ernment with view to removing this
stumbling block to resumption of
diplomatic relations between the
United States and Mexico
The five heads of large American
Oil companies en- route here to take
up oil questions with the government
are expected TO arrive tomorrow
Coupled with their visit is announced
the determination of the supreme
court to render a clarifying decision,
not later than Santemher rs on the
alleged ret"oac'ive and conEscaror~
article 81 of the Mexican cons.itu-
tom
There also &c possibility that the
chamber of denuties nay take some
action amending article 81
VIII Confer with Ohreeon.
The visiting American oil men will
confer with Secretary of the Treasury
de la HuArta relative TO the tax on
oil exports. These conferences prob
ably will continue for several days It
the secretary's offica and hen are en-
pected to shift to the national palace
where President Obregon will partici-
pate.
1t has not vet been disclosed here
whether the conferences will extend
beyond a mere discussion of the re-
cent taxation DEGREES. but it is re-
garded as highly probe Bile that the
end of the week will see some def
mite understanding reached.
July Taxes Unpaid.
A new phase to the situation has
been presented by the failure of sew
into the national treasury their July
taxes. which fell due on August 25.
President Obregon's recent decree
Imposing an approximate increase of
25 per cent upon oil export taxes be-
came effective July 1. and the vigorous
creased last week when the govern
ment ordered new tax upon oil
stored within the country.
Rumors were current here today
that this deferment of payment had
caused an unfavorable impression
were reported to be considering a
possible cancellation of the approach
ing conference with the American oil
men until payments have been made.
So far as can be learned. however.
there is no official ground for such
reports.
Court Continues HearinSs.
Hearings before the supreme court
on approximately $50 oil Amparo
cases which were begun last week
are to be continued and, according to
newspaper reports. the court expects
to hand down a decision within the
next two weeks.
Although it is realized here that the
oil question is not the only one at
issue between the United States and
Mexico. there is an apparent belief,
Evening star., 1921-08-29
THEATER CRITIC DEAD.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. August 29-
Charles NJ. Bregg. aged ffty-sveen.
dramatic editor of the Gazette Times
and one of the mostly widely known
theatrical writers in the United
States. died here after long illness.
His widow and one daughter survive
him.
Mr.. Rregg was born at Christians
Dur:. Va
Evening star., 1921-08-29
MEXICO SEEKS TO REMOVE ALL
DISPUTE AS OIL WEEK OPENS
Complete Discussion of Differences May
Lead to Resumption of Friendly Re-
lations With United States.

which is reflected in newspaper edi-
torials. that once this question is
settled the path to amicable UNDER
o expression of sentiment beyond the
bare announcement by President
Obregon that the American oil men
were coming and that 1.-The first steps
have been taken over the shortest
route"
Evening star., 1921-08-29
EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON D. G., MONDAY
KILLED IN HoLD-UP.
Trolley Conductor Loses Life a

Trolley Conductor Loses Life at
Stamford. Conn.-Eive Arrests. :
STANFORD, Conn.,. August 2s.-One
man was killed yesterday "hen nine
men held up the Dewey Club here
and obtained $4,000 in cash and some
jewelry from score OF men who
were IN the club. The man killed was
Beynard kilkelly, thirty. q trolley
conductor of this city.
The police made five arrests in con-
nection with the case.
Evening star., 1921-08-29
September
Furniture
Sale
We have ever held

We have ever held
Many special fea-
lures have been pro-
vided; the larger part
of the Furniture from
our own stock has
been reduced and
many. new purchases
made at much less
than usual prices.
Those who have
whole homes to fur
nish or to refurnish,
those who need one
or two or a dozen new
pieces-ev cry b o dy
who, needs furniture
of any good sort and
is willing to. save
money. is invited to
come and share to the
full in the great op-
portunities of this
sale.
Furniture Section, Sixth foo,.
Evening star., 1921-08-29
Last Days Of the August Blanket Sale
Tho EirsfDG

Good, warm blankets of ample width and
length, of fluffy softness and dainty colorings
such bedcovering as will be the pride and
joy of every housewife.
Even if your supply does not need renew
ing or enlarging at the present time, you will
find these blankets a well chosen investment
in future comfort and satisfaction.
Most of these Blankets are in plaid de-
signs Of various sizes-pinks, blues, tans,
grays and few plain colors. Single and double
bed sizes, some of them pure wool, others wool
filled with cotton warp. All are offered sub
ject to slight inperfecuons, such as oil spots or
dropped threads, but in the majority of cases
no defects are noticeable.
Three large groups Of Blankets, size
66x80 inches. August Sale prices, $6.95,
$3.50 and $8.95 pair.
A large group Of Blankets; size 72xA
inches. August Sale price, $e.25 pair.
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Genuine Cowhide Suit
Gases
Tan Only, "a and 26 Inch
Sizes. Specially Priced,
$3.50

This. too. is 4 value that you
nave not been accustomed to
seeing. Tan color. rivetei cor
ncrs. strong sewed leather
handle with loops. two extra
brass catches and leather
straps all around the case.
Plain iieh. :an lining and gooi
quality adjustable shirt io!d
with bound edges: two adjust
able straps in too and body.
5S.sSinE Goods s-.,:on. fourth s.or.
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"PLIO-TOP"
CORSETS
the latest model of the
America Lady Corset.

Offering for the first time
a new, perfect-itting cor
set, the aim OF woman al
ways. Permitting absolute
ease in bending, banisliii,g
pressure against the dia-
phragm. but tending, at the
same time, to reduce its en-
largement. This model en-
bodies all the NOS. desired
features Of American Lady
Corsets-perfect fit, beauty
of line. excellence OF work
manship, and that most de-
sired boning, Mightybone.
io-Top" models i'll varied
fabrics.
Priced from 81 to $40.
Corset Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-29
Wizard Wax
PASTE-LIOUID

Polishes and preserves the
finish ON floors. furniture,
woodwork, leather, lino.su3l.
Easily applied viii, CLOTH and
polished viii. another cloth. 1t
forms a ti1::l Goa: tina: pro-
tects the surface and leaves a
clean. hard, rich, subdued ius-
ter that is a joy 10 behold.
Wizard Wax Paste is espe-
cial.y adapted for use on floors.
Wizard Liquid Wax is recon-
mended for polishing furniture,
pianos, woodwork, automo-
biles. etc.
WIZARD WAX PASTE
LOT. can. .S}.I0
WIZARD LIQUID WAX
I6-oz. size. e......... 75c
32.oz. size. .S!.<0
Housewares Section. F.s.h door.
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$50 Swinging
Photo Frames
Special, $t.75 Each
Gas illustrated)

as llustrated)
The new two-toned gilt
frame that gives a rich,
greenish-gold effect. Splen-
didly made and in all the
most desirable sizes, SKI,
6x8, 7x9, 7xlO, 7xll and 8x1O
inches.
We will fit your picture to
the frames without extra
charge. Equipped with
glass and removable back.
Picture Section. Fifth door.
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The Short Fur Coat
is a delightful Autumn Mode
Select No1u at Lowered Prices

The Summer Sale of Furs offers you most excel
low those OF the regular season. making this the real
opportunity for fur buying.
Our Nluskrat Goats fashioned from the pre-
ferred northern skins, which thicker, richer and
darker in their color marking.
MUsKRAT BOX COAT, with collar and cuffs of
raccoon. Specially priced, Sl50.
MUSkRAT COAT, with the new full sleeves; belted
model with fourskn border. Specially priced. S1S5
MUSKRAT COAT with deep cuffs and collar OF
Hudson seal, and four-skin border. Specially priced
Szz5.
HUDSON SEAL COATS, of the best quality, with
large shawl collar and cuffs of squirrel, beaver or
skunk Specially priced. SOS.
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HUDSON SEAL TUXEDO. with flll-length collar
Of Siberian squirrel Specially priced, S4z5.
HUDSON SEAL. with full Tuxedo collar OF lustrous
beaver. Specially priced. $3.50.
SQUIRREL, beautiful lustrous soft gray skins, with
deep collar and cuffs. Specially priced, $500.
GENUINE ALASKA SEAL. finest selected skins
s4e5.
BEAVER, the exquisite golden brown shade. in lus-
trous selected skins deep Shawl collar and cuffs. Spe
ciay priced. S395.
MARMOT, with large collar and cuffs of raccoon,
slo; with Australian opossum collar and cuffs spe-
ciaiy priced SIz5. Section Third floor.
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Steamer Wardrobe
Trunks
A Limited Number, Spe-
cially Priced. S22.5O

An exceptionally desirable
value and a trunk of particular
merit. Special veneered coll
struction. vuicanized fiber COW
erirg and bound. draw-bolt
catches and fat key lock; blue
figured cretonne lining: two
drawers and one subdivided
drop drawer.
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HUDSON SEAL, belted
model, self trimmed. Spe-
cially priced, SOS.
HUDSON SEAL, with
full-length Tuxedo collar.
beited model. Specially
priced, $375.
HUDSON Sc L
COATS, of the very best
selected skins. with large
collar and cuffs of squir-
rel, beaver or skunk. Spe-
ciaIly priced, S595.
Evening star., 1921-08-29

Fine Quality
Leather Bags
Special, $2.95
For School, Hunting,
Travelling, Shopping.

A. limited quantity Of
these exceptionally fine
bags, made of fine 4ounce
tan leather, with handle or
shoulder strap, The. price is
exceedingly low.
Travelling Goods Section, Fourth hoor.
Evening star., 1921-08-29
w. &, l..
Hardwater Soap

This much desired soap
may now be had in Violet,
Almond and Verbena.
10c Cake; o0c Dozen
Psrfumery Section, Fint door.
Evening star., 1921-08-29
A Sale of
Van Raalte Suede-fnish
Gloves for Fall
SOC and. '75c

SUEDE FINISH WASH FABRIC
GLOVES in strap-wrist style. Colors are
mode, beaver, brown and white. An ex-
cellent glove for suit wear. Sizes 5H to
81z inclusive. 75c pair.
SUEDE FINISH 2-BUTTON CLASP
GLOVES, in beaver, brown and white.
Well made and of good wearing quality.
Sizes 5H to 8H inclusive. Soc pair.
Evening star., 1921-08-29
Glove Silk
Underwear
is Chosen by Many
Women

for its beauty, soft sup
pleness, splendid wearing
and laundering qualities.
TAILORED GLOVE SILK
VESTS, in pink, are fashioned
in the bodice style, with rib
bon shoulder. straps. Sizes 36
to AZ. s..
GLOVE SILK BLOOMERS,
we'll tailored and reinforced:
elastic at knee and waist.
Sizes S to 7. s..
COMBINATION SUITS,
combining silk top and cotton
bodies, low neck and bodice
styles, with shell-trimmed or
tight knee, and ribbon shoul-
der straps. Sizes 36 to AZ. s..
women's Knit Underwear Section.
Third door.
Evening star., 1921-08-29
Dressn1aking
School
Reopens September 9th
ENROLL NOW

A good many women and
girls took advantage of the
splendid dressmaking serv-
ice we rendered through the
Dressmaking School during
the past spring and summer.
The same splendid serv-
ice in helping women to ac-
tually cut, sew and fit
clothes for themselves and
their children will be provid-
ed in the school reopening
September 6.
This Dressuakins School
is not a course of lectures,
but small number of wom-
en- are organized into
classes, so that the teacher
may give each one individ.
ual instruction and help
during the entire time the
class is in session.
The charge will be very
moderate as heretofore, SIS
for s lessons.
Enrolment Desk, Dress Goods Section.
second floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-29
New Fall Pettsiicoats
$1.25 and $I.95

ANATTRACT1VE ASSORTMENT OF sECo SILK AND HEATH
ERBLOOM TOP PETTCOATS with changebe taeta
tracive peated and shrred Navy light blue
the colors included 81 o5
HEATHERBIOOM PETTICOATS. in navv green
purple and light blue ecelenty lengths up $lz5
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-20
68 Patients Attend
Tuberculosis Clinic

Sixty-eight patients attended the
tuberculosis clinic conducted by Or.
George Fuson, secretary of the city
and country board Of health, and Miss
Dora Mecklenburg, nurse employed by
the Montana society for the Study and
Prevention of Tuberculosis, in the
health office in the Stanton bank
building Tuesday evening.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-20

-4O-inch all silk chiffon velvet.
A beautiful all silk velvet, nom
crushable, light as a feather,
serviceable, soft and drapy.
One Of the loveliest velvets we
have yet shown.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-20
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FALL BULBS

Hyacinths, Daffodils, Crocus, Narcis-
sus, Tulips. Inquire for prices Barke-
meyer Grain & Seed Co, IL Third
street south.