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Evening star., 1921-03-24
Furniture Specials

42I White Enamel Bed and
Special sprinE, single size: three
samples. sn1H e; Friday $10.5O
SO Dresser. dull mahogany An
ish. plain design. 60 *
Friday only at %@>"~
80 Flber Reed Rocker. cush-
ion seat and back. T10 m
Friday only at %%0"0V
81 Library Table with drawer:
fumed oak: mission Tfo *
style. Friday only at %N/"~5
912 Folding Day Bed. finished
gray enamel: guaranteed spring.
SO inches wide, .. 60 OK
Friday only. =. P/s/Sy,
$500 Solid Oak Dining Room
Chair. boxed frame: Spanish
leatherette seat. e m
Friday only. %o"OV
Solid Maple Porch Rocker. with
aTms; E1;asr large ag,v size =, A.45
sass Folding Canvas Hammock.
chair and arms. 900
Friday only, &|s'/
Baby Pillows. filled with all
new down; covered in white Ct
muslin. Friday only at ~
Palais Royal-Fou1fh Floor.
Georgette Sashes, $l.95
In different coiors and COM (
binations. Neckwear Dept.
friday only At 81 S116,-Nain FlooF
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Table Cloths, $1.39

Size 63x36 inches. Round CEN
ter designs. Heavy bleached
mercerized cloths. Square.
Friday only at Sl.39.-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
New Stenciled
Grass Rugs

The most reasonable
Rug values we have hecn
able to offer in a long
time. We just received a
large shipment OF them.
recently purchased at re-
markable reduction
These rugs are about half
their mer Sc Hing
prices. and if you want :
good rug values be sure ;
to attend this sale tomor-
row.
All are rugs of the
better grade. All guaran-
teed perfect stock.
Size 9xi2 feet.
Friday only. $6.45
Size 8xl0 feet.
Friday only. $S-35
Size ox9 feet.
Friday only. $3.S5
Size 4hx7h feet.
Friday only, S,.7S
Size 3x6 feet.
Friday only. Sis
Size 2I4x4H feet.
Friday only. SSc
Hall Runners to Match
the Above
u inches wide by g.
feet long. at Sl.9s
y inches wide by
10Y feet long. at Se.ls
q inches wide by II
feet long. at S,.4S
Second Floor.
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Suit Cases, 9Sc
And Other Luyxaxe

24-inch Fiber Cases, with
leather handles, brass snap and
lock. 5Ex
Friday. Sse. 49,. -
Trunks. fiber eoyered, water
proof. b.s:sed e steel eorners.
Boston Bags, with steel frame
covered with automobile {abric,
waterproof. NS .
Friday, lDe.-DaUsia Dassnsnt.
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Long Kimonos. $l.Q8

Made of serpentine crepe, in
plain colors or figures. Also a
few japanese models among
the lot.
Triday only at Sl.sS.-rAi,d flssr.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Paiamas, $1.44

Women's I and 2 Piece Pink
Batiste Pajamas. with dainty
blue figures. Neatly tailored
models for misses and small
women.
Friday at $l.A.-Barssin Basement.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Kid Gloves, $1.o5

White Easter Gloves. of real
kid. 2 buttons. Embroidered
backs. S298 grade.
Friday At Sl.o&.-BarIaiu Basemaat
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Dresses at 8Sc

For the little tot of 2 to 5
years. Made of gingham and
chambray. Tailored or
smoked: some with sash.
Friday only at a8c.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Vests, 2 for soc

vests, & TOT 0SC
Women's. Low neck, ribbed,
shoulder strap and bodice;
plain and crochet yoke.-White
and pink. RegulzTy an9 extra
sizes. Regularly Soc and s59c.
fr!day only At 9 for eee.-M4tn Floor.
Vests, 2 for 4oc
Women's. Low neck, no
sleeves and short sleeves. Reg
ular and a extra large sizes.
All perfect. Regularly Dc.'
Friday only. 9 for 4ec.-Nain Floor.
Silk Vests, $1.95
Women's. Low neck. in plain
glove silk and ribbed silk All
sizes. Regularly S2.25 and R.35.
Friday only At il.ss.-Ms,n Iiser..
Union Suits, 2 for 81
Children's. Regularly SOC to
Sl.00. Boys Plain Gauze Suits,
Athletic style. knee length.
Ages e to 10 years. Also chill
dren's cross-barred muslin
suits. low neck. sleeveless, Ath-
1etic style. with button attach
ments. ? to II years.
Friday only at Ssc. or for fl
Ribbon Specials
Brocade Sash and Hair Rib
bons. in pink, blue. white. laven-
der. turquoise. maize. also pink
and blue combined: 5k inches
to Ii1 inches wide.
Friday only at SEC to &c yard.
Taffeta with fancy stripes, in
all colors and combinations, 5k
inches wide. for children's hair
ribbons.
Friday only at 35c yard.
Palais 1oyaIIail Floor.
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Socks, 6 PMy$I

Mems Socks, 6 PT$y$l &
Slightly, imperfect. Mercer
lied Isle. double soles, higli;:
spliced heels. Black only. Sizes
10. l0H and ii. Regularly 2SG
Friday only at prs, N.-Main Flel.
Mems Union Suits, $IF
Seconds. but nothing to inn
pair the wearing quality; hall
sleeves, ankle length. surnmeI
weight. Isle. White and ecfn.
All sizes. ~
Friday only a. sl.oo.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
A Great Pre-Easter Valu

There things that need for Easter but have
you this list of 'last nednd remember all
especially chosen up
Evening star., 1921-03-24
HandkerchiefS

Women's and Children's. One
table of odds and ends. Reg
ularly 25c and 2oc.
Friday only, 8 for 50c.-Nain Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Pongee Blouses, $3.50

Women's. Natural color pongee
with roll or fat collars. All sizes SO
to AZ. Splendid for sports and busi-
ness wear. Regularly $3.o5.
Friday only at $s.so.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Little Boys Suits, $5.95

A sensational clearance spe-
cial Of odd lots. comprising fine
All-wool Blue Sergcs and Nix
lures. MILDLY and Junior Nor
folk styles. Sizes 5 to ). For
merly $40 to $3.50
Eridax nnix NJ fh QS-Third Elnnr
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Short Dresses, soc

For the baby. Daintily made
of fine nainsook. round yoke
of embroidery. Full cut. wide
hem. E months to years.
Friday only at 5ec.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Sweater Goats. $6.95

Women's. This model is Tuxedo
style with belt all around. finished
with pockets. In navy, brown and
black. Regularly $1,000.
Friday only At $sss.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Bandeaux at soc

d Odd lot of heavy brocaded
wash satin and trico bandeaux,
also lace-trimmed brassieres.
Sizes up. to 81. Regularly $l.50,
s. and $50.
Friday only at 5sc.-Naia Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Silk Hose, SZ.05

Women's. Glove Silk Hose.
in plain colors and a few lace
effects. Thread silk in plain
and fancy clocks. Regularly
$3.50.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Children's Sports
Stockings, 49c

Silk mixed, with wide fat rib;
cuff top; gray. navy blue and
brown; sizes 6 to 9.
Friday only. 49c.-Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Angora, $1.15 Yd.

For collars and cuffs of
sweaters and Jersey suits in
jade, pink rose. henna. fame,
tan and gray. Regularly $l.35.
Friday only. S1.15 yard.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24

All sales hnal- No alteration:
Friday only at Sle.5o.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24

Cups and Saucers: pretty spray deco
rations. 3 styles. for 81 30
Cut Glass Water Tumblers. grape de-
sign; full size, but factory seconds.
s for CSC
Mixing Bowl Sets, sanitary glass. )
sizes in set. Friday. set 60c
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Boys BIouses, Csc

OUyS DIUuSCS, UOC.
Comprising the product OF
one of the best makers--new
spring patterns i'll fine high
count percales, collar alta ached-
style. with open cu.fs also in
cluded are good quality Khaki
Sport Blouscs, the wei. known
Bell brand. Sizes e to 10. Limit,
4 to a customer.
Friday only. 65c.-Third Floor
Evening star., 1921-03-24

Mems Shirts, Sis
Regularly $500. Corded Mad
ras. perfectly cut and made.
Fast colors. Sizes IA to IL.
Friday only at $l.2s.-Masn Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Mems and Young Mems
AI.WooI Trousers. S5

Comprising new fabrics in
all-wool cassimeres and 4chevi
lots; also good quality pure
worsted blue serges. Regularly
$3.50 to $3.50 values. Sizes g
to AZ waist.
Friday only at SS.oo.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Georgette Sashes, $1.95

In different coiors and COM
binations. Neckwear Dept.
Friday only at $1.S6.-1ain EleoR.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Women's Hose, soc
WOmen's SOC and soc
Hose Z Prs. soc

Fine Lisle and Cotton Hose,
scanned back, in black. white,
brown. gray and navy blue. All
perfect. Regularly Soc and 5oc.
Friday only at prs. S9c.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Silk Gloves, 6Qc

2-button, with guaranteed
double finger tips. Sizes E to
71l in white and colors. 81
grade.
Suiting, ~ Yds., SOC
8-inch, white. for spring
summer skirts, waists and chill
dren's garments.
Friday, ~ yafds, oeo.-1afSain Base.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
House Dresses, $I.30

Plaid, check and stripe ging-
ham and percale, fitted, belted
and straightline models; sizes
IS to a..
Evening star., 1921-03-24
1898
NightgOwns, $1.33

OF soft nainsook and batiste.
dainty styles, lace and en-
broidery trimmed, some plainly
tailored, with touches Of hand
work.
Women's Dresses, $l.98
For house or porch wear.
OF percale, chambray and ging-
ham; neat styles with trim
nings and pipings of contrast
ing colors. Waist or Billie
Burke styles.
Tridaz ssiz st al.ss.-Thi.d Ylssr.
Boudoir Slippers, ST
:. Of quilted japanese silk, stiff
back, hand embroidered.
E5day saly At &l.9e.-Xhtel Flssf.
= Wornen,s Aprons, 500
- Polly Prim Aprons, Of Amos
keag gingham or cretonne. In
bright pretty colors, rick rack
trimmed: large pockets.
Long Kimonos, $1.o8
Made of serpentine crepe, in
plain colors or figures. Also a
few Japanese models among
the lot.
Ir.day. .b At sl.ss.-TAi.d rlssr.
Notion Specials
Clark's Mercerized Cotton, as
sorted coiofs. IT,
spools. ~
Sanitary Napkins. sterlized.
absorbent. 3o-
Dozen. w
Children sock-garters. as
sorted colors, at O.
pair. ~
Fiona Invisible Hair Nets. as
sorted colors, guaranteed, IL not
perfect. will give a new d5r
one. At. dozen. 1~@
Adjustable Hat Innings, black
and white. at d.
each. %'S
Organdy Collars, SOC
In white and colors; hand
embroidery in asting
colors.
Sweaters at $z.08
Children's. IS Fiber Silk
Sweaters. In rose, copen. gold
and turquoise, sailor collar.
some bordered in white. Sizes
8 to IL. Regularly &.@.
Friday only at se.se.lTHird Tlssr.
Silk Gloves, csc
Women's. 2-clasp. In white.
mode, beaver, gray. black and
champagne. Regularly $l.35.
Friday Anly at e6c.-Hain Floer.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
So Corsets at $l.05
Samples offered at
the One Price.

Double boned throughout;
made of heavy pink coutil, with
low bust. Long skirt. 4 and 6
garters; excellent values. Sizes
20 to q.
Friday only at sIss.-Barrain Base.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Pattern Cloths

25 fine Derryvale Linen DAM
ask Pattern Cloths, in three
sizes; no napkins to match,
hence the low prices.
2x2 yards, $12.50; Friday only.
$3.50 each.
2x2A yards. SIS; Friday only.
S1O.5O each.
2x3 yards, SIS; Friday only.
$12 each.
Second T1oor.
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Mems Silk Cravats,'
45c

Regular 75c grade. A
large assortment of
stripes, brocaded and
plain colors. Open ends
and slip-easy band.
Friday only at 45c.-Nain Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Union Suits, 69c
Union Suits, 49c
Tub Silks, soc

S1O oIIsNSS O1C
2,D0 yards So inch
; Striped Silks, in new
beautiful designs and COL
ors, as used for mems
1921 spring-summer shirts
and women's waists, etc.
Friday. Soc yard.-Barsain Base
ment.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Napkins, $3.50 Doz.

p inches square. Imported
Irish Bleached M cree rized
Table Napkins in the following
designs: Wheat and Poppy,
Adams, Louis XVI. Shamrock,
Rose and Marguerite.
Friday only at $3.50 dszsn.-second
Evening star., 1921-03-24

Csc Stockings, 2 Pr, SOC
Children's; fine rib cotton;
plenty of leg length. Double
heels and toes; black or white;
sizes to 9.
Friday only. Q pairs. ssc.-sarsaia
3asameut,
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Observation-Disclosures,
10 for 81

Regularly 17c. Large, full cut,
neatly h IN titched. Sheer
cambria. Limit 10 to cusn.l
toner.
Friday only at 10 for Sl.-Main FlooL's
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Turkish Towels, $l.25

Extfa heavy, bleached, 2-ply
frfday only at $l25.-Sscond Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Lisle Suits. 79c

Women's Ribbed Union Suits,
low neck, sleeveless; shell or
tight knees. Regular and extra
sizes. Formerly SIPS. =
Friday. 79c.-Bsrgain Basement.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Silk Hose at S5C

Women's. Plain or drop
stitch with scanned back. Plain
colors and two-toned mixtures
OF gray and brown. Regularly
81 and $l.50.
Friday only at ssc. Main Floor.
Women's Hose, SOC
Silk and Fiber Hose in plain
and dropstitoh: black, gray.
brown and white. Regularly
75c and 81.
Friday onlv .t bSc.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Petticoats, $l.A

OF Colonial and Fifth Avenue
Taffeta. in floral effects. fn-
ished with neat tailored d
hounces.
FridAy At 3l.l4.-Dargsin Basement.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Table Damask. 75c

u inches wide. Fine. closely
woven bleached mercerized
damask, in good designs.
Friday only at 75o yard.-Second
Evening star., 1921-03-24
100 Wonderful Fl
WO1nen's Hose
Sl.35

Full-fashioned Thread Silk
Hose with mercerized tops.
In black and white.
Also Women's Full-fash-
ioned Pure Thread All-over
Silk Hose. chiffon weight.
Slightly irregular weaves:
Black, gray. brown and
Suede. Regularly $l.75 to S5.
Friday only at sI.Ss.-aain Floor,
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Mems Paianas, 81

Regularly $3.50. Plain colors.
Mercerized cloth withs silk.
frogs. The colors are blue,
pink and lavender, also white.
All sizes.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
PeQuOt. Muslin, 39c

IS inches wide, heavy bleached
material. Used for making
pillowcases.
Friday only at sec yard.-second
Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Ostrich Edging, 85c

In henna, turquoise, jade,
rose, white, cerise. scarlet and
Black. Regularly 81.
! KHday only at $50 ysrd.-xain Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Notion Specials
Organdy Collars, SOC

In white and eolors; hand
embroidery in asting
colors.
Friday ssly at sec.zMaiA Tlssr.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Children's Socks, 3 Pr,

Fine ribbed cotton; cuff tops
pink, blue and brown; sizes 6
to 81.
Friday only, pairs. ssc.-Barsain
Basement
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Mems and Young Mem.
Two-Trousers Suits,
SI0.5O

A remarkable economy clear
ance special. comprising good
quality woolen fabrics. neat
mixtures in cheviots and tweeds
coats half lined; weights de-
sirable for spring wear. For
merly $3.50 Mostly small
sizes. as follows:
No. of suits 9 J 6 | 2.
Sizes. ..... 50 "a s. So ~
All sales final. No alterations.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Sweaters at $Z.0S

Children's. IS Fiber Silk
Sweaters. In rose, copen. gold
and turquoise, sailor collar,
some bordered in white. Sizes
8 to IL. Regularly $5.8.
Friday only At S1.Se.-Ihird rlsel.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Silk Gloves, csc

Women's. 2-clasp. In white.
mode, beaver, gray. black and
champagne. Regularly $l.35.
Friday snty at e6c.-Hain T1eer.
The Washington times., 1921-06-30

MYTH tins sensational new
Wv soap product you can save
yourself hours of back-breaking
rubbing on the washboard.
We all know it is possible to get
the regular weekly wash clean with
ordinary cake soap. but it is ter
rbly long, hard job We know
soaking the clothes has always
meant less rubbing.
After years OF experimenting, the
largest soap makers in the world
have perfected in Rinse an entirely
The Washington times., 1921-06-30
By FAY KING.


This is the open season on
fans.
You can purchase a breezy
wicker affair about the size Of an
elephants ear, or if you can af-
ford to pay more the market is
filed with mere tribes in lace
and gauze that two spankles
cover completely.
Like everything else, the less
there is the more IL costs.
A fan in the hands of some
danes Is as dangerous as a stick
of dyna-might be, in others IS
comicaI as stick of gum.
The larger the lady the smaller
the fan, IL seems. A mere slip
of doll will hide herself behind
a fan made of peacock tail or
the entire wardrobe OF an os-
trich. A stylish stout bulges
forth from behind a wee bit OF
an affair made of canary bird
feathers.
One glance at the way a doll
bangles the fan and you tell
whether she got II for breezes or
beaux. -
If she mops her forehead with
a large bandana hanky and
swings with heavy right a
palm leaf cooler, you can bet she
is out for comfort, but If she
chews the edges daintily and
peeps from above and ducks be-
hind and smiles from under, you
can bet three to one that she has
The Washington times., 1921-06-30
ARMouR's HoUSEBoAT
WRECKED BY ExpLC CSioN

WOODS HOLE, Mass. June 10.--
The motor houssboat Ada, owned by
Allison v. Armour Of New York. was
badly damaged yesterday by an OK
plosion OF q tank of ethyl chloride
used In connection with the refrig-
Grating plant
The coast sard cutter Manhattan
took on her passengers and towed
her to .. dock. where II was found
that engine room. upper deck and
interior had been practically wreck
cd. Two sAilors who we're burned
were taken to a hospital.
Armour, with Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan
The Washington times., 1921-06-30
ANTS EATING ALL WOOD
IN WICHITA SToCKYARDS

WICHITA. Kan. June so.--Wood-
eating Australian ants. which for a
time threatened destruction of the
woodwork in the Live Stock Exchange
building at the Wichita Union Stock
Yards. have extended their feid OF OPP
erations TO the posts and timbers OF
the stock pens, and newly crumbled
surfaces reveal assaults on the wood
work in the Union stock Yards Ma
tional Bank.
In the commission offices Of Hcaiy
& Co. hordes OF the ants were discov-
cred in a supply OF 10000 lead pencils.
Wood OF the pencils. rubber tops and
boxes inciosing them have been de-
stroyed. The ants have not disturbed
the live stock.
The Washington times., 1921-06-30
Dangerous T oolinH lands Of Woman
doesn't Use 1t as Cooler

the fan for showing her we'll
shaped hand, her diamond wrist
watch, or dreamy orbs.
Men, beware of the dame that
taps you coyly on the wrist with
her fan!
Women, beware of the dame
who whispers behind her fan.
Trust only the woman who
works away at an uubecoming
paper affair that does not match
her gown or complexion and
blows her hair all out of ar
rangement and reason.
She's got fan for tanning
purposes only.
The woman who holds a be-
coming fan and knows how TO
play it should rejoice like .
poker player with q good hand.
There is q language of the
fan, but that went out with snuff
boxes, I think. However, wise
dame with a talent for tanning
can convey much.
OF course, some women are so
wholesome in their ideas they'd
use a feather fan for a duster,
but, alas, other women are so
clever at coQuetting they can
handle fan like Babe Ruth does
a bat.
Give 'em a fly swatter and
they can tie a ribbon on II and
fan themselves to fame with it.
It's all in the nack--or the
neck
The Washington times., 1921-06-30
ENAToR VOL LcoTT GETS
& DEL. CtiANcELLORSHI

DOVER. Del. June 3o.--After three
dAys OF bittsr debate the State SEN
a*s In special session yeterday con-
armed the nomination Of United
State Senator Josiah o. woivotf TO be
Chancellor Of Delaware.
The Senate vote was 10 to 7. During
De debate charges were made that
the Governor. Republican, was bar
&srinG the chanceilorship, the highest
Sadfcial once In Delaware. Senator
Wolcott 10 q Democrat Should Sem
Ator Woicott. whose term as Senator
nxpires In 1923. accept the chancel-
loruhip and resign from the Senate,
Governor Denny has the authority 10
appoint his successor.
The Washington times., 1921-06-30

30c 'Safetee" Shaving Cream ......... 21c
35c Sanito Tooth Powder ..............1 lie
25c Cuticura Soap .. ... Isc
35c Erwins Trailing Arbutus Tale. ...... 23c
soc Hays Henna shampoo. ............. .sse
35c Freezone Corn Remedy. y...,........., .2lc
&c Goblin Soap, for. or..........,,.........2 25c
SOC Pebeco Tooth Paste. Observation-Disclosures 29c
STEMS "Make-Up". -. FOURTH OFF
The Washington times., 1921-06-30
WOMAN BOOTLEG CHIEF
rs HUNTED IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. June 3o.--Ths tender
loin police today began = search for
a woman believed to be directing
operations Of gang running bootleg
liquor into New York from Jersey.
A motor truck was found today
standing on West Fifty-third street
In front of . saloon. sixteen oil
cans holding liquor were found in
the vehicle.
The driver told the police . we'll
dressed woman had paid him to take
picnic party from Hackensack to
coney Island this morning. Near
Hack ensack. he said. the woman.
The Washington times., 1921-06-30
ADMIRAL HALSTEAD GETS
DISTINGUISHED AWARD

Rear Admiral A. s. Haistead. U. Q.
n. has been awarded the distin-
xuished service medal. 1t was an
nounoed by the War Department. for
his services at the Port Of Brest dur
ing the war.
Admiral Haistead IL native Of
Psnnsylvania and is now command
ing tho Twelfth naval district, at
San rraneisco.
The Washington times., 1921-06-30
SLNDRIES-B,ush Combs, Mirrors, etc.
6 at prices that compel attention

Cork Screws sg......-.... ...- lOc
Dental Floss. :loc ana ISc
Cleaning Pads ...................... .10c
Fine Combs Observation-Disclosures Sc to 15c
Mems Hair Combs ..........23 23c
Curling Irons .................. 10c
All Bath Towels. .............,. HALF PRICE
tAl Wash Cloths -. ..........,.. HALF PRICE
Unbleaehed Bath Sponges. es........-...,... 69c
Bleached Bath Sponges. s....................8 .8sc
Fine Powder Puffs fs.............1 .10c-15c
Laundry Bags 29c
Children's Tooth Brushes Observation-Disclosures .15c
Weather Thermometers. ......... .21c, &c, 39c
35e Atomixer Bulbs .........s...2 .23c
Hand Brushes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .19c
Sanitary Tooth Brushes. 49,. .23c, 35e and 4sc
The Washington times., 1921-06-30

with several men. stoppsd the trusG
loaded 1t with cans and ordered X
driven TO tho saloon.
The driver said he haA been lecked
In dark room on his arrival II
New York and told to keep silsnt1
II he would avoid arrest. ~ the ol1
was ''hootch.'
The Washington times., 1921-06-30
11Ilady's FInest Toilet Needs at sauing
Gkmby Hair Nets, 10c; 8 for 25c

Lion Castillo Soap. bar about h., oz. 29c
SI 90 "Kewpie- Talcum .69c
asc Mary Garden Tale Ale
Violet Ammonis .19c
Wink-O .....t., &c; Tor Zoe
Sweetheart Soap ....................... &c
Palm Olive Soap ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, &c
Oliy;lo Scan ................. SC
Marseilles CASTLE Soap. cake. =. .15c
81 90 Mavis Face Powder. r.................. .65c
Ak Danderine Hair Tonic &c
7kc Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur. ....... .56c
"a Sanjtol Face Cream 23c
The Washington times., 1921-06-30
IDory
C0I0red
Half Price

Hundreds of
choice pieces Py-
ralin Toilet Ware
listing be-
low. Prices quot
ed are regular
prices deduZ
ape-balf
The Washington times., 1921-06-30

I. Mott, arrived here yestsrday on
their way to Bar Harbor. The
houssbcat. II was said, cannot be re-
comm issioned this season
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-16
CHASING EaII.I NuNDAY
&IEHG

! We are goiug t. chase Sally next
Monday night! Now, don't perk u
your ears ard imagine you are going
to be let in on bit of scandal. Moth.
ing like it. :.
Sally is an awful sweet, lovable
de'ectable maiden, And everyone OF
us knows one or more of her, and this
jsn't bit of inside gossip. 1t is
Just a press agent story of show, a
very good, laughable show, that is
coming to the Palace theater next
Monday night, .....
1t is not picture show. 1t is d
real, live show, given by the liveliet.
bunch of live people on the road today
with live comedy show.
Chasing Sally" is the name of tn
vehicle which w. f. Patton, that "pc-
cuIiar comedian" has adopted for his
latest laughter making and gloom
chasing attraction.
Chasing Sally is constructed en-
tirely of comedy, laughstorm, and
in The leading character of Felix Fox
Mr.. Patton plays different type
from anything in which he has ap-
peared. Il gives him an opportunity
to display his ability as a laugh max
er.
In this miIe-a-minute comedy he is
all over the Stage at nearly all times,
fitting snugly into situations that
keep the audience in a constant wave
Of laughter.
The production is we'll staged,
carrying costly scenic equipment, and
the attraction is already definitely
fixed in favor.