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The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-29

MUSEUM GETS BURIAL PLATE
 ANCIENT DATE

Another interesting relic of Rus sian days of occupation of Alaska has been added to the Alaska Mu scum by the presentation of a brass plate, believed to have come from an old Russian grave, by James Rus sell of Juneau. While it is impos sible to accurately fix the date of the plate, it is possible that it goes as far back as 1900, although it may be of later date, according to Rev. A. P. kashevaroff, curator of the museum MT. Russell procured the plate from an old Indian who claimed to have received 1t from his grandfather who was a native of Yakutat Accord. ing to the story told by this native, the plate was in possession of his family long before he has any recol. lection
 The Yakutat post was established in 1795 by Baronoff and was destroyed by the Indians in 1905 in reprisal for the Sitka trouble in 1904 There is no record of the names of the peo, pie residing at the Yakutat post other than those of it's three commanders, Kuskoff, Polomoshni and Larionoff The latter with the rest of the Rus sians at the post were killed in the Indian attack, only Larionoffs wife and children being spared.
 There is no name, date, place or other mark of positive Identification by which the time can be fixed. In. scribed on the plate in Russian script is an epitaph which has been trans lated by Rev. Kashevaroff as follows Being born with a sympathetic and
 tender soul,
 He hastened along the pathway of
 this thorny life. ... But first he had experienced two
 severe events;
 A bloody war and bold journey
 around the world.
 MOuTn1u1 IrlenQS III an QnpeOpIed and
 languid country
 Have honored his dust with a warm and sincere tear.
 Relatives and dear ones beyond the blue seas:
 Do not grieve for him, he has been called by the heavens. The plate has been in the psses. sion of MT Russell for about 10 years Although it's possession originally by Yakutat natives might indicate that it came from that place, according to Rev. Kashevaroff, it may have come from the Russian post, Nutchek, es. tablished on Hinchinbrook Island in Prince William sound prior to the founding of Yakutat, or it may even have come from Sitka and been man. ufactured there years after the de. struction of Yakutat The plate is 25 inches high by Is inches wide and about one-eighth of an inch thick. It has been placed on exhibition in the museum.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-29
COW MAKES RECORD
 MILK PRODUCTION

LONDON, Jan. 29 (by Associated Press) .-Colton Secret III, a British Friesian COW, has set a new record for milk production in this country, by yielding ten and on-half gallons of milk in 24 hours. In nine months she has given nine tons of milk or Is times her own weight.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-29
AUSTRIA OPERA PRICES
 CONTINUE ON ASCENT

VIENNA, Jan. 29 (by Associated Press) Prices of the state opera and the state theater again have been in- creased until box at the opera now costs 288,O0O crowns for 200 perform. ances, as against 1,250 crowns in the old days.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-29

Your eyes fitted. Compound and stigmatic lenses replaced. See Os. borne.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-29

The sable is found chiefly in Siberia and Kamchatka.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-29

The light of Eddystone lighthouse in the English Channel is visible in clear weather for 171a miles.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
331z9o to 500 Less Than Regularly
Housewares

- Aluminium Travelling Soap Boxes &c each,
were 15c.
ss Nickel-plated Travelling Soap Boxes. 1oc each;
were 2Sc.
~ Nickel-plated Toothbrush Holders. 1oc each,
were 25c.
s Portland Adjustable Shower Sprays At any
bathtub. S1.85 each, $2.75.
"a Nickel-plated Tub Sponge Racks. CSC each;
we're CSC.
Is white Enameled Tub Sponge Racks csc each,
were S1.3a.
Is White Enameled Preserving Kettles, 1o-quart
capacity. CSC eachs were $1.16.
1S White Enameled 4-quart Covered Saucepans
CSC eachs vvero $1.15
Twoquart Jreesers, with metal buckets ESQ
eaoh $1.05.
The following Lghtly damaged or shopworn:
White Enameled Bath Stools $l06 each; were %.
White Enameed Kitchen Tables with nickeloid
drawer. IS each; $s.26.
White Enameled StepIAdder Stool $2.60 $5.
2 10-foot Step Ladders. $S5 eaoh were st.
oneburner Gas Ovens with glass $376 each;
Large steel Bathroom Cabinets. double SIS
Mhss bathroom Cabinet with ssss;
VI also.
esss1s Vacuum nei ice ee:9 ..sh
Hs9s od ea. Fse es:ent os oiEs .sp.ss % =: :sS
Copper Bottom Wash Boilers S1.50 each; $246.
Ideal Fireless $3.50; $l6.
compartment Ideal Frsless $43 $50.
Housewares Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Mems Furnishings
at Loxuered Prices

u Mems Striped Madras Union Suits, sleeve
less, knee length STYLE with elastic insert across
back, size 81 only. SOC each; were $50 and 8.
10s pairs Mems Pure Silk Socks, seamless
double Isle heels, toes and ,soles. In black,
cordovan and gray, sizes 9H to IL. Special,
Csc pair.
IS dozen Mems Hand<erchiefs, linen and cot
ton mixed, narrow and medium hens, regular
size. for 81; were Sc each.
n pairs Mems Tan and Cordovan Cape Walk
ing Gloves. spear-point and embroidered backs
sizes 2, ~, ~, 81, 9, 9A. $l.Ss pair; were $
and $355.
"a Mems Best Quality Woven Madras and Silk
Striped Madras and Fiber Silk Shirts..attrae-
tive striped patterns; fast colors; sizes II, l4H'
IS, 151z, 161z. $1.S5 each; were S to S.
70 Mems Muslin Night Shirts, v neck style,
fall weight. sizes 16, u. 5sc each; were 81. :,
IS Mems Fancy Colored Silk Four-in-hand
Ties, neat figured and striped patterns, good
colors Csc each; were 81 and $15o.
II Mems Cloth Hats, all-over stitched style.
good shades of brown, sizes 6N, q, rs. $l'S
each; were S.
Mems Furnishings Section First door
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Fur Trimming
At Half Original Prices

White Moufflon. suitable for
trimming children's garments. l.
inch wide, 25c yard; 2-inch. Soc
yard; 3-inch. 81 yard.
White Coney, h-fnch wide, 25c
and Soc yard.
Marmot, 1-ineh width. s1.50
yard.
Nutria, 2 inches wide, 81 yard.
Nutria, 31z inches wide, IS
yard.
Pointed Coney, I yard. 75c.
Gray Coney, 2 inches wide, CSC
yard.
Black coney Edging. 13e yard.
Brown Coney, inches wide.
S1.5O yard.
Sealine. inches wide, $1.75
yard.
Also q.
Natural Raccoon Scarf. $3.50.
l Natural Raccoon Scarf, SIS.
Natural Gray Fox Scarf,
$3.50.
1 Brown Wolf Scarf. $3.50.
1 Black Wolf Scarf, $16.5O.
Fur Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Infants and Little
ChIdren's Appare[

5 dozen pairs Infants Rubber
Boomers, with elastic at waist
and knee. 25c pair; were Soc
and 6Oc.
4 Infants Tufted Robes, for
carriage or bassinet, in light
blue or pink. $1.95 each; were -
and IS.
6 Infants Carriage Robes, in
pink or blue; made of crepe de
chine or China silk. some en-
broidered. others trimmed with
silk ribbon. $4.85 each; were $40.
Is Little Tots Eiderdovn
Bathrobes, in light pink or blue;
with pocket, cord and tassels.
$1.45 each: were $3.50.
2 Children's All-Wool Jersey
Suits, including belted sweater
and drawer leggings. S3.D5 eachs
were S15.
IL pairs Children's Dark Blue
Jersey Drawer Leggings. with
elastic at waist and buttons at
the sides. S1.95 pnir; were $3.50.
Infants Section. Fourth floor
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Chidren's Furniture

l Childs Bed. with spring and mat
tress. ivory finish. with nursery pictures
slightly soiled and marred. $3.50: vas
$3.50.
To match the bed are these following
pieces.
Dresser with large mirror. $3.50;
was $35.
! Dressing Table: sls.7s; was $40.
Chifforobe. ESQ: was $50.
2 Rockers. $5.75 each; were -.
Chairs. IS each; were $S.
1 Toy Chest. $4.75: was $3.50.
Child's Desk. $l4.76; was $50.
2 Children's White Enameled Chairs.
$l.35 each: were S2.
Children's Ivory Finish Windsor
Style Rockers. 1915 each; were $3.50.
l Child's Table. golden oak finish.
$3.50: was $3.50.
i Child's Table. polished walnut finish.
$6.75; was $3.50.
Sets Of Children's Gateleg Table.
with chair and rocker: one in mahog-
any finish, the other in fumed oak finish.
$l1.60 set: were $3.50.
sets Of Children's Furniture white
enamel finish, blue trimmed. with
nursery pictures, including table and
chairs. $14 set; were so.
Toy Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
FIND TEACHER DEAD
lin HER classroom
Miss Mary Alice Berry Dis.
/ covered LifeIess When
r. Search Is Started.

Miss Mary Alice Berry. teacher of
the fourth grade in the Toner
School. gath and F streets. was found
dead in her classroom in the school
about 1870 o'clock this morning. Her
death occurred some time after 2:45
o'clock yesterday afternoon. when she
dismissed her class, and the finding
of her body on the floor between rows
of desks followed a search conducted
by friends and the police.
Miss Berry was subject to ralntlns
SPELLS, it is stated. and had such an
attack while alighting from street
car several days ago. She was sched-
uled to attend a meeting OF teachers
yesterday afternoon, and her fallure
to attend was commented upon by
friends.
Bottle of Milk Unopened.
It developed that Miss Berry re-
manned after school hours to work
on her school records. and. knowing
she would be delayed in reaching
homo by the teachers meeting. had
sent for a bottle of milk, which was
on a desk unopened.
When she failed to return home
at 6 o'clock her sister. Mrs. Louis
Garthe, with whom she resided at
2400 18th street, summoned friends
and started an inquiry. When 1t was
learned that Miss Berry mad not Deen
taken to a hospital and none of her
friends had see her, the aid of the
police was sought
Native of Georgetown.
Detectives Stringfellow and LYNN
went to the building. They succeed
ed in opening a door, entered the
building and found the body of the
teacher. Coroner hewitt visited the
school shortly afterward and gave
q certificate Of death from natural
causes.
Miss Berry, who was thirty-eight
years old and had been school
teacher the past twenty years, was
native of Georgetown, where the
Berry family was among the prom
inent residents. She is survived by
her sister, Mrs Garthe, and two
brothers, Albert E. Berry, president
of the Chesapeake and Potomac Tele
phone Company, and Charles Arthur
Berry, a resident of Philadelphia
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Dolls and Toys

Pinch straight.Idnb Dolls !eD each; vers 80.
infant chalacter Dolls; szsS zach; we're SO.
Mfe-sse, Ch.ractsr Dols tSeo saohI were ~:
S3 Straight Limb Do1s. 16-inch siye $19b each;
pe.s atinsh .sse ss7s saeAs wsrs slase
echoenhut Wooden Doll. 4.16; Was ek7b
10 Infant Character Dolls. e3.46 eaahs were ~
IS straight Limb DOLE go saohi wsN So
II strsisht-i1mb Dolls SaeS saeh; vsrs SIM
16 Betty Bye Dolls, book. 800 each; o.
Large Infant Character Dolls g g esoh &asto
2 Doll Trunks with doll outfits. $67b eaoh were $1S
Another similar outfit, $8. Is; was %.
Lot Of Dressed Dolls, greatly reduced.
Lot o Toys at greatly reduced prices. -
Brass Trumpe taken from Stock Soed condition.
slightly taxnished:
i5 keys, g each; worn $50
lS keys, $1.76 eaohJ wefe ~
$1.46 each; were SSo0
o6c each:
Toy eaxaphenss,, 3le6 each; .ysFs ~
. Bueles, S175 eeoh; were $3bQ
Toy Section. Fourth floor
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Won,en's Suits

Beautifully Tailored Duvet
de Laine Suit, In dark green,
hip-length model. slightly
rippled-lined with self COL
ored radium, with brown nu-
tria collar. A very dressy
model greatly reduced to $50.
2 Brown Tricotine Suits,
size 34-strictly man tailored,
long straightline coats with
self strappings. lined in brown
radium. $28.5O each, were
$3.50.
1 Navy Poiret Twill Suit,
size 36-long coat, link but
ton front, shoe string belt.
lined in gray radium. $25,
was $3.50.
s Mems Wear Serge Suits,
in navy and b1ack-strictly
tailored models, notch collar
long coat, lined with good
quality gray peau de cygn
Sizes range from - to 3S.
$3.50 each; were $3.50.
Women's Suit Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Skirt Lengths of AU-
Wool Checks and Plaids
"a to 1z Less Than
Original Prices

"a ga ~. "a. yards; e "a green gray and gold.
.,2sas yards; =, blue and green plaid.
q. 2s y. yards. navy. cadet and green.
2A yards. brown and gold. $s.ss;
was $3.50.
81! yards. blue and gold plaid. ss.ss;
~ yards. blue and green plaid. $40;
81. yards; navy. cadet and green.
..2a ..2a yards; blue and green cheek.
IL yards, blue and green check.
$l.s8; was $3.75.
~ yards. brown. blue and green
1t yards. green, gray and gold check
S1.66; was $3.50.
IL yards, blue and gold plaid. $1.ss;
was $3.50.
IL yards. brown and gold plaid. s1.ss;
was $3.50.
III yards. blue. green and brown
plaid. $2.25; was $3.50.
IN yards, blue. green and brown
plaid. $2.25; was $3.50.
Wool Dress Goods Section. Second
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Wonsen's Cantor,
Crepe Dresses
Reduced to SIS

A group Of Black and
Navy Canton Crepe Dresses
for Women; some with long
chiffon sleeves, others are
trimmed in green or red
fancy trimmings. Sizes "a
to 3s. SIS eacA, were
S7e.z5.
And the following:
1 Flesh Georgette Dress,
trimmed with Irish lace,
size 3S. $l5s was $50.
I Navy Georgette Dress,
made over blue and white
foulard, size 36. SIS, was
&86.
3 Black Crepe de Chine
Dresses. with white collar
and cuffs. size 81. $15 each,
were $45.
Women's Dress Section, Third
doof.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Dining Room, Chairs
in Period DESIGNS

IA Mahogany Chairs, % each,
were SIS.
3 Mahogany Armchairs to
match, $3.50 each; were $3.50.
2 Walnut Armchairs, % each;
were $1S.
1 set Of 5 Mahogany Chairs.
$55s was $3.50.
Walnut Dining Room Chairs,
$S each, were $125O.
1 Walnut Dining Room Chair.
$0.75S was $15.
30 Mahogany Dining Room
Chairs. $11.5O each; were $15.
5 Mahogany Armchairs to
match. S14.5O each; were $50.
Also 4 Golden Oak Chiffoniers.
.$11.2J each; were so.
Furniture Section. Sixth floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Misses Apparel

6 Jersey Two-piece Peggy
Dresses, stitched white kid col
lar and cuffs, in brown, navy.
tan, henna; sizes IA, 16, 18. $40
each; were $18.85.
2 Fine Serge Jumper Dresses.
with detachable blouses. in navy
with rose or copen: sizes II, 1S.
SO each; were $16.85.
1 White Camers Hair Sports
Coat, silk lined, size 16. &29.50,
was $3.50.
A Small Group Of Skirts, in
plaids and stripes; colors include
the wanted navy-some long
lengths. $5.75 eachs were S16.95
to $25.
5 Canton Crepe Peggy Dresses,
in navy and black, with red or
green leather collar and cuffs,
size IA, 16. Is. $14.75 each, were
Sc8.5O.
2 Palmer Linen MILDLY Suits.
pleated skirts, emblem trimmed:
size IA. 1918 each; were $12.S5.
Misses Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Mems Shoe Specials

IS pairs Mems Tan Calf Butcher Shoes, round
Special. $395.
II pairs Mems Patent Leather Dancing Ok
fords, sizes e. 2, 8, 81z, g. 9A, 10. Special, $sz5
pair.
% pairs Mems Dark Tan Marrow Toe English
Shoes, sizes ~, 8, 815, 9 B; 6 to 9 C.; s to
and 10 D. Special $3s5 pair.
16 pairs Mems Black Gun Metal Shoes. medium
narrow toe. Sizes 8, 9 B; to c; 6. 61z, 7h,
& SH, 9 D. Special $3.os pair.
Is pairs Mems Oxford Gray Felt Bedroom Slip
pers, soft sole. Special, $15o pair
II pairs Bath Slippers. Special sc pair.
Mems Section. First
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Pefficoats

A small lot Of Satin Fran
cais Petticoats, of heavy quail
ity, straightline models, fin
ished with hemstitched hem,
in two tone colorings Of blue
and rose, taupe and American
beauty. S6.75 each.
A small lot of Hand-em-
broidered Japanese Petticoats.
straightline models of silk,
with beautifully scalloped
fiounce, in morning glory and
rose pattern. In dark blue,
wistaria and taupe. $7.9S
each; were S15.
2 Green Silk-jersey Petit
coats, finished with three
pleated ruffies. $685. each,
were $12.
3 Accordion Pleated Silk
Jersey Petticoats, in blue and
brown, trimmed with medal
lions Of a contrasting shade.
1896 each; were $15.
Pstticoat Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Wardrobe Trunks

1 Extra Size Hartmann Ward
robe Trunk, dark blue fiber COW
cred with fancy scalloped binding
massive Yale paracentric LOCK,
old rose silk velour lining.
II18s was $213. -
I Mans Dustproof Wardrobe
Trunk. BELL crank locking de-
!vice, floor sample. $SOs was 800.
Full Size Lift-top Wardrobe
Trunk, fiber covered and bound /;
spring lock and drawbolts; floor
sample. $20.75; was S43.50k
1 Steamer Wardrobe Trunk,
fiber covered, steel edge, spring
lock, drawbolts. &21.5Os was $35.
1 Steamer Wardrobe Trunk,
heavy steel brassed corners.
closely nailed flber bindings;
floor sample. 910.6Os was 9S1.5O.
Travelling Goods Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
WomenS Ready:to- Wear Apparel
Won1er's Blouses

4s Georgette Crepe Blouses.
tie-on models, embroidered
and beaded; in flesh, white,
navy, taupe and brown; taken
from regular stock for clear
ance. &2.95 eachs were 15.7b.
Is White voile Blouses.
trimmed with frills around the
neck and down the front: also
French voile blouses with
frills in maize, white or flesh.
1895 eachs were S0.55.
Handmade Batiste Blouses.
with frtVs edged with colored
bands. Were 90 and 96.7t.
80 Colored orEandy Tailored
Rlouses. trimmed with narrow
pleatings or rickrack braid.
In pink, flesh. copen. orchid
and bisque. u each, were
sz.o6.
8 Navy Crepe de Chine Tie
on Blouses, sizes SO and SO.
1895 each, were &5.
2 Colored Striped Tub Silk
Blouses, collar and cuffs trim
med with narrow pleatine.
1896 each, were $3.50.
Blouse Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Boys Heavy Tan
Leather Shoes
Snecio{Zv Priced :

Sizes 11k to Especial. 1875 pair
Sizes 21s to 5A-Special, S3.65 pair
These heavy Tan Leather
Shoes for Boys are most desir-
able for school and hard wear,
for they are made of heavy tan
viscolized leather. with good.
strong welt soles Made by the
Trot Moe Shoe Co, we'll known
for their splendid boys shoes.
Values you will find hard to
equal.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Special Values
American Lady Corsets
S3.75 Pair

A medium-bust model. with
long skirt. Light weight, we'll
boned, for the average figure.
Made of pink broche, trimmed
with lace and pink silk braid.
Two pairs hose supporters.
Sizes 81 to 80. S.75 pair.
10 Nine. Irene Corsets. for
straightline figure waistline
model in front, higher at the
back-insets of elastic at waist
line and front of skirt Made of
white French batiste. Sizes 81
to 26. S3.75 pair; were S10.5O.
IL Lily of France Corsets, part
elastic waistline models, medium
length, well boned, made of plain
pink fabric. Sizes 21 and %.
1915 pair; were IS.
% Woodthrop Corsets, waist
line model with extremely long
hip-made of pink broche. Sizes
22. %, "a 1878 pair.
Corset Section Third Noor
Evening star., 1921-10-27
SUedterS

s Fiber Silk Tuxedo Sweat
ers, in Jade, honeydew and
pink. $2.95 each; were 1915
and $0.75.
3 Very Lightweight Wool
Tie-Ons. in white, flesh and
brown. Is each, were SO and
1850
lightweight Wool Sweat
ers, waistline tuxedo collars,
fastened with wool buttons. in
white, navy, copen and tur-
Quoise blue. % each; were 81.
8 Black Wool Sleeveless
Spencers. 81 each, were $1.75.
3 Fancy Ribbed Wool
Sweaters. with white stripes;
colors are navy and white,
flame and white, brown and
bisque. $5 each, were $6.75.
3 White Wool MILDLY Sweat
ers, ono with navy and one
with red collar; finished with
black silk tie. 1925 each,
were $2.8S.
Sweater Section, Third hoor.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Muslin Undergarn,ents
Special. 58c and Csc

A special lot of 68 pieces, in
cluding gowns, envelope chemise.
corset covers and step-in draw
ers, tailored and trimmed styles.
5Sc each.
A special lot OF rs pieces. in
cluding gowns, envelope chemise.
step-in drawers, corset covers.
skirts and bloomers. Made of
nainsook, lace and embroidery
trimmed. 85c each.
Muslin Underwear Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Mattresses and Springs

II Metal Bed Springs, woven
wire and link; slightly imper-
feet. Single and double bed sizes.
SA75 each; were SO.
A lot Of s Box Springs, slightly
soiled: all single sizes. You
should bring exact measurement
of your bed. @22.5O eachB were
S31.5O.
1 Hair Mattress, best quality:
slightly soiled; size 80 # $4Os
was S65.
3 8.2-ft. Imperial Felt Mat
tresses. best quality. $16 eachs
were &24.
l 3.8-ft. best quality Imperial
Felt Mattress. SIG; was &2A
4 2.6-ft. Cot Pads. &2.z5 eachs
were $3.50.
All the above are slightly
soiled or damaged.
Bed Section, Sixth door.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Mems Ouercoats and Suits
Greatly Reduced

IL Mems and Young Mems Ulster Over
coats, in brown, gray and heather mix
lures. Excelaently tailored all-wool fabrics,
sizes range from 36 to ~, inclusive.
Greatly reduced to $3.50 each; were $50
and SO.
n Mems and Young Mems One and Two
Pants Suits, we'll tailored, all-wool fabrics,
in eray, blue and brown mixtures, ends of
lines, sizes 81 to AZ regular, 50, 80, 40
longs Greatly reduced to $3.50 each; were
$45 to SO.
Mems Clothes ssetssu, seoond dose.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Special Size Apparel

Q Homespun Sports Suits, 1
in gray. and l in tan: sizes
401s and 42k. $3.50 eachs
were S4S and $50.
I Handsome Embroidered
Tricotine Suit. IN navy blue:
size 42h. $3.50; WIS $50.
Embroidered Navy Trico-
tine Suit: size 4l1s. 14o.50s
was S76.
Braided and Embroidered
Tricotine Suit: size 46h.
459.50s was $40.
3 Coats, 1 black and I navy.
in tricotine; sizes 461s. 4sh.
$3.50 each, were 469.S0.
Special siss Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Hats and Trimmings
Reduced

20 Trimmed Hats, for sports
or street wear-velvets duve-
tynes and felts; light and
dark colorings. $3.50 each;
were Is.
Z dozen Wings, in black and
colors-suitable for street or
sport hat trimmings. Special,
II each.
1 Small Lot Of Flowers and
Feathers, 15c eachs were 2Sc.
Millinery Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
fewer IDLE IN DISTRICT.
Employment Bureau Reports FALL
ing Of in Applications for Jobs.

Fewer persons in the District of
Columbia are without jobs at present
than was the case two weeks ago. it
was indicated today in reports ito
r. L. Livingston. director, of tNe
District employment Office. Applica9
tions for jobs have been steadily fall
ing off for the past two weeks, Mr..
Livingston said, and last week new
low level for the past two months
was recorded in the number of job
seekers.
The citizens employment committee
Is assisting the local employment
ofice by furnishing two assistants in
the work Of the Office.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Doll Furniture

- Doll Chinoners enameed in blue white pink, S7b
ea0h; were $8
26 Doll Bureaus, similarly nnshed $4b0 ea0hi wsf0 ~.
"a Doll coored enamel finishes $126 saehs
Reed Doll settses. $s.aS sseh; vsr $50.
Reed Doll Armchairs. q. .96 each; yere $0.96.
90 Folding Doll Beds enamel dnish perfect conioa
10 each; 76o.
u Similar BedA lSineh s1sa Go sanh; vsrs q.
Is Of Beds 2faneh 60 sacA; S.s4
Evening star., 1921-10-27
BasketlUare
slightly

white Enamel BaSsinet, elientiy
damased. $3.50; vas $3.50.
Natural Color Willow Bassinet on
stand, slightly damaged. ESQ; ;yas W.
sNghtiy damaged. q each; were $l.7b.
Colored Chinese Workbaskets,
ulightly damaged, !so each; vsTe tl:eo.
slightly imperfect. 500 each; were
Willow Clothes Hamper, natural
color, slightly damaged. t3.e6; was %.
10 Imported Fruit or Sandwich Bask-
ets shopworn. CSC each; were. $3.26. .
Imported Clothes Hampers, imper-
feet. $3.50 each: were $4.76.
25 Fancy Waste Paper Baskets.
attractive colors $50 each; were Soc.
3 Metal Waste Paper BASKETS.
slightly damaged. $50 each; were 800.
Il, Small Willow Market Baskets,
sliEfftly shopworn. ESQ each; were $50.
Fancy Decorated Fern Stand,
slightly damaged. $50; was Sl4.
j Sewing Stand, slightly imperfect.
Basket Section. FiftA hoor.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Blue Chanabray
Couer-AN Aprons
Special, Sl.45

Just a small lot of these practi-
ral aprons, with long sleeves.
fastening at the back; adjustable
belt and pockets. Sizes 40, AZ, A.
13 CoIored Striped Percale
Bungalow Aprons, with belt
across the back. Sizes So to AZ.
7Sc each; were 81.
% Percale and Gingham Bun
galow Aprons, in figured plaid
and checked materials. adjustable
belt, in pink, blue and lavender;
sizes 36 to 42. $1.35 each; were
81.
Housa Dress Section, Third foor