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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
Main 4752.

Z & GOSS,
Main 4752.
Petworth.
A brick home of six rooms and bath and In
closed sleeping porch, six years old: hot-water
beat, electro lights. hardwood floors and trim |;
nice lawn. Price S. 800. easy terms.
MckEEVER & GOSS,
1906 Eye st. Main 4Ia2-
Woodley Park.
A hollow tile home. completely detached: at
tractive in even the smallest detail: new.
eight rooms, bath and sleeping porch; has hot.
water heat, electric lights. hardwood floor ana
trim; front and double rear porches; large
Sic. 900.
MckEEyER & GOSS,
1905 Eye st. Main 47o2.
Eleventh Street.
Modern brick home in Columbia Heights:
six rooms and bath; front and rear porch; has
hot-water heat, electric lights Price only
$500. with $1,000 initial payment.
I & GOSS,
Mar, 47S1
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

MckEEVE
14O5 Eye Street.
Cleveland Park.
Comfortable and beautiful home in this good
section: bungalow Of six rooms and bath and
porches: paint and paper perfect; attractive
electric fixtures; hot-water heat, freplaces
etc. Priced low at $4,000.
MckEEVER & GOSS,
1905 Eye St. Main 475c.
Chevy Chase.
A real home Of cream stucco, completely de-
tached; beautiful section of Chevy Chase
eight rooms and bath and sleeping porch, has
spacious front and double Fear pOrches; every
convenience: open fireplace; garage to match
house; q home TO be proud Of. Price, $1,000
MckEEVER & GOSS,
1906 Eye st. Main 1852,
Saul's Addition.
Just the home you looking f0r-located
on large lot: contains nine rooms, bath. and
shower; sleeping porch: every modern CON
yenience; hot-water heat; electric lights; ga
rage. Price only $13, 800.
McKEEVE
14O5 Eve Street.
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Stone & Fai
Price. 81. 900. Within one square from Dupont
Circle on a numbered street. 4 sub
staDtially built 3-story dwelling of ten
rooms; electric lights; in good repair.
Homes in this location at this price are
hard to get, and YOU cannot afford to
overlook this opportunity. only So ,OOO
cash required as initial payment.
Price, $500. Near 18th and Newton sts NV.
Nicely located 2-story and cellar brick
dwelling. Eight rooms five bedroomsl
and modern bath; splendid heating plant;
23 feet in width. The owner has kept
this house in splendid condition.
Price, $1,000. Near 18th and Park road NV.
A colenial-type home of six ROOMS and
bath: good heating plant; parquet floors
newly papered and painted. Now vacant.
Terms.
Price, $3.50. Near North Capitol street and
Rhode Island avenue. One Of the best
located apartments in the BloOmingdale
section. First floor, ) rooms and bath
second floor, rooms bath and attic.
This second floor apartment has just been
redecorated, and is no" VACANT. and
YOU can have immediate possession.
Separate entrances: separate heating
plants: double rear porches. Only 81 900
cash required initial payment.
ASK THE. PEOPLE WHO KNOW U.s." RE-
STONE &
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.4750.M,

= $4,000.
G st. ne. near 18th; six-room
bay-window brick, bath, cellar,
pipeless furnace, excellent con-
dition; possession with deposit.
$1,000 cash and $45 month, in
Guiding interest.
HARRY E. GLADMAN.
800 Pa. Ave. Sc. Lin. 346
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Bargain.

Bargain.
Owner leaving city will sell beautiful home;
furniahed or unfurnished; central Look al
this; SIS, 600; $1,000 cash. Phone North $685.
mh10'
FOR S1LD-BY THE 0WNER|POSSNSsION
at once or deferred; home on center hall plan.
absolutely modern, detached. 9 rooms. concrete
cellar and porch; stone fireplace; slate root.
large lot to paved alley: convenient to bureau
of standards: west of Conn. ave: noderately
priced. For appointment to view address 172-E,
Star once.
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A Few Minutes
inspection Of premises
No 2O24 0 ST. NV.
win demonstrate the fact that 1t II one OF the
extremely few moderate sized homes In TINS very
choice loca ton that may be had at this time:
it has good sized rooms: modern heat and light;
2 tiled baths; most attractive rear yard.
Lot 22x133.
No better value Offering at
$1,000
In excellent condition and no. v ses
Woodward Bldg.
OUR CLIENTS SEND THEIR FRIENDS
TO n ms.W We
sGRAEME T. SMALLWOOD.
Washington Heights.
$4,000.
rooms and 2 baths; hot water heat: elec. =;
instantaneous heater; glassed.in sleeping
porch; cement front porch; built-in heated ga.
rage; servants room and bath; hardwood
noors throughout and many other attractive
features more modern home cannot be
''un'' DOWNTOWN.
$4,000.
Beautiful mansion Of Is large rooms and
baths; Gear garage; hot-water heat; cleo. ;
located Just OF 10th street.
WEST OF 18th s.. ST.. ;o Mr' PLEASANT.
Beautiful 7-room colonial house; hot-water
heat. cleo; garage space. The above price
is s., 900 less than the last sale of a similar
house in the same section:
$3.50.
Attractive Groom colonial home: hotwater
Condition. The best bargain in Petworth-A
statement we can e easily pr, prove.
GRAEME T. SMALLWOOD,
TO 18th st. Main 500.
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MODERATE-PRICED HOMES.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Tel. M 434O 1906 St. NV


Price, 81 200.
A complete we'll located northeast home;
owner will give prompt possession. This house
has six rooms. tile bath, hot-water heat, cleo
trio lights. front and rear porches~ and a double
brick garage. Convenient terms of sale or
offer for equity in cash.
Price, $3.50.
A well situated home in Petworth. oernnied
Dy an owner who has kept the whole property
in fine condition, and will give possession at
any time; there are six rooms and ba tn; good
lot to paved alley. and there is a double hol.
low-tile garage.
Price, $3.50.
A well built house just OF from North Cant
toll street and not far out an excellent square
for a home; can be sold on terms of 81 $50
cash and easy monthly payments. There are
six rooms and bath; good heating plant; paved
alley In rear Of lot.
Price, $500.
A cheap home In Petworth, where possession
will be given at any time; there are six rooms
and bath. electric lights, garage. chicken house
and chicken yard. This house IL worth your
immediate inspection.
PHELPS,
OF HOMES
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FOR SALE-HOUSES,
Continued.
HEDGES & MI
1884 H Street NV.

1884 H Street NV.
PRICE, s27. 500 - CLEVELAND PARK. A
brand-new home, recently completed by
one Of the best builders. Finely con-
etructed in every detail and choicest
material used throughout. 1t is entirely
detached, on a large corner lot. and con-
tans ten rooms. sleeping porch, three
baths and is equipped with the very lat
est improvements. There is also ga.
rage. This house is absolutely the best
value in a home for sale today.
PRICE. $11 ,25O-TAKOMA PARK. D. C. Well
situated house, fully detached. contain
ing eight large and bath, open
fireplace in the living room, sleeping
porch and Is improved with hot-water
heat and electric lights. The lot is very
large, having a chicken house and ga
rage. and the whole property ia in per-
feet condition. 1t may be sold on
small cash payment and is now vacant.
PRICE. 7,5O0-BLOOMINGDALE. Located in
one Of the best blocks. just of North
Capitol st. most attractive two-story
brick, having eight rooms and bath tfOur
bedrooms on the second floor. This type
of house Is seldom for sale and at the
price quoted is an excellent buy. Pos
session Immediately.
PRICE. $11 .500-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. A
nineroom and two-bath home. that is
certainly worth the money. 1t has hard
wood floors. tiled kitchenette. electric
lights. all the rooms are large and, at
condition. Now vacant.
HEDGES & NIL
111h Wy
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 H Street N w. Phone Main 1923.

JOHN w. THOMPSON & co.
-Incorporated-
821 18th Street NV. Main 1A7.
Near Corner Mass. Ave- and I'D St.
n
section.
S156OO $1O5OO.
O
English haseme
electric eight rooms
$780, $1,000
Here
heating meant
steam Is apdm
This lis your
d. conideti
$1,000. 5OO
NORTH
nine
s
is
$12,5O0-Chevy Chase.
in a usecion
100 ~
JOHN w. THOMPSON & CO..
-Incorporate ,
821 18th Street NV. Main 1477
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Confined.
INC,
Phone Main 1O22.


PRICE. s17.5oo = CHEVY CHASE. one;h ..,f
block off Connecticut ave. and little
south of the circle. on a paved stfee!.
This is completely. detached. has hard
wood floors. electric lights, hot-water
heat, beautiful living room. with beamed
ceiling and open fireplace, large side
porch. sleeping porch, garage and has
been tastefubly reiecorated throughout.
Easy terms Of sale will be arranged.
PRICE. 8.OO0-BRoOKI4AND. A nine room
and bath house. we'll located in this at
tractive suburb. 1t is detached. on
large lot, 70x15O. Immediate possession
will be given and the owner will make
the few repairs that are necessary and
sell on 81 600 cash basis. Easy monthly
payments.
PRICE,. s12. OOO-G GEORGETOWN. WEST OF
Doth. NORTH OF y SITS. Semi-det ached
brick, having twelve large rooms and
bath. This hea=a Is exceptionally well
constructed, with very large side porch.
is in good condition and has good
sized yard. This is being offered to close
estate.
PRICE, $4,000 - SAULS ADDITION. This
house. loca ted one block west Of 14th St.
is a positive bargain. 1t is thoroughly
modern has hot water heat ands electric
lights, and is detached, a large lot,
having trees. shrubbery and garage.
and we would advise one seeking Il home
in this section to inspect this tmmedi-
Btaly.
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louses, ETC., stops all
pain fnsures comfort to the feet, makes walk
Ing easy. 15c by mail or at druggists. Hiscox
Chemical Works Patchogue. n. Y.
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l LIS llNGS.
Park Pl. Near
Soldiers Home Gate
Colonial front brick dwelling CONTAINING a
rooms and BATH hot-water heat. electric IinSts
large front porch Low price for quick sale
New Hampshire Ave. and s St
Attractive three story brick and stone dveiI.
ing containing 10 rooms and 8 baths. hot
81. 500. Occupied by owner 'a'sain s'
On Rock Creek Church Rd
Kennedy-built home; room. and ~.
hot-water heat, electric lights; lot 90 # w;ta
room for garage; nonresident owner desire.
immedl te sale. 'eo1es
Best Section of
Georgetown Heights.
Very attractive three-story pressed h,,c,
seddence containing IL beautiful room. ', and
baths; practically every room contain
open fireplace; nicely arranged Tor on.
PERTAINING; very attractive terms can he az
ranged, and the owner will accept a REDWOOD
price II immediate sale is made. Property IL
vacant.
KER & CO., Inc,
Phone Main 426
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THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTs.

Two-Story Frame Dwelling No.
1859 Sixth Street NV. at
Auction.
BY authority vested in us we will sell at
auction in front Of the premises on FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY II, 1921, AT 400 O'CLOCK PM.
part Of lot in square AT (20x93 feet).
Terms: $3.50 cash, balance arranged on easy
terms to suit purchaser.
A deposit of 500 required at time Of sale
and the purchaser allowed 10 days to complete
the purchase. Further particulars at time Of
sale.
THOS. J. OWEN l. son,
fpSAt, Aucta.
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See Our Homes in
MICHIGAN PARK

See Our Homes in
MICHIGAN PARK
Finished and Under Construction
at 18th and Michigan ave. (Brookland). ads
cent to millions Of dollars Of university build.
ings 40 acres in development The best values
in town. Over 70 houses sold. Large lots. Sir
and eight rooms. hot-water heat tiled bath, etc
Only the best materials and workmanship are
found in our homes. Take car marked Brook.
land" to end Of route.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON.
'No place like home: no home like ours
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H.
FOR CoLoRED-HoMEs AT GLENDALE. D.
c. Spring is near; right now is the time to
start. Let us explain how $40 cash and SO
per month will put you in your own home.
Come to our office and see pictures and plans
Of the many pretty homes now owned and oc-
start several bungalows. To inspect the prop;
to 4sth st ne, walk south into Glendale. D.
G. Our representative. Mr.. Fred H. Greene. il
on the property every day and Sunday until
dark.
1910 G. at. NV. Main 1905.
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EQUITY OF $500. 8 HOUSES AND 6
OTIS for s., 100. Address Box Ok. Star office.
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NEW COLONIAL HOMES, .
$500 Cash.
II TO 81 CLAIMING ST.
AT NORTH CAPITOL ST.
larEe rooms and bath; double porches; lot
20 b. 40 to 2O-ft alley; room for garages.
These are the cheapest houses offered On the
market today.
Only $3.50.
PAeas - for auto to inspect.
H. R. Howenstein Co.,
1914 ST. NV.
FOR SALE-COLORED.
SEVERAL VERY DESIR-
able Groom houses, located in
the northwest section of the city.
Price, $3.50. Terms, $50 cash
and $50 per mon6h, including all
interest.
B. B. PINN,
Col. 58l7. III Kenyon ct. NV.
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Near Kenyon and Ga. Ave.
Beautiful. large corner lot: alley; 6r. and b.
colonial brick: perfect repair. best of reasons
for sacrificing for $500: equity cash:
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Near 1st and D Sc.
White coored: semi-de tached 6-r. and b.
brick, hot-air heat; wide lot; will paper to
suit at s., $50; $500 cash.
n. E. RYON CO.. INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main iJ91. I4.S F St
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O. F. wARING, Franklin 5571.
FOR SALE-yACANT-
SIT 9Th ST. NE
Two-fami1y fat; IL rooms and baths two
heating plants, two back porches. two back
yards; will rent for 500 per month. Title
ready. Easy terms. Price reasonable. Act
quick to get this.
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Main 1477.

~ Ian
DUPONT
CIRCLE.
Semi-detached house of seven
rooms, bath and servants toilet,
hot-water heat, electric lights,
attic; good-sized rooms. Owner
leaving city will give immediate
possession. Price, $4,000.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER,
INC,
o14 18th Street.
Franklin 7485.
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821 18th Street NV.
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615 9Th ST Ne CLOSE TO Sth AND F
ET-BRICk: s ROOMS AND BATH: GEL
LAR; FURNACE HEAT. ABOUT S1,ooo
CASH REQUIRED.
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HARRY WARDMAN,
SALES DEPARTMENT.

Cheap Houses-Easy Terms.
Jngleside terrace. sr. and b.. fur. ht 80 81, $50
Cap. Hill, 7r. and b.. sr. and b. s., $50 81. 800
Near 9Th and s-w., 7r. and b. $50
Near 4lst and Ben I'd. me-, 7r., big LOT. s., 900
FOR COLORED-Sear 18th and me-,
AMI sstJ
Near and eth NV, Or and h.. fur. hit. s., $50
Near 9Th and h Sc. Az. and b. brick
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 200 and 81 500
n. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers,
Main 4597. I423 St
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Near 18th and Otis SITS. NV.
Attractive 2-story brick: concrete cellar:
hot-air heat: stationary tubs. etc. running wa
ter on top floor also; 'giye-away' at So, SOD;
$3.50 cash.
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5000.
$50 MORTON ST NE. - TWO STORY
BRICK, TWo-FAMILY FLAT: ROOMS AND
BATH IN EACH FLAT; TOTAL YEARLY
RENTALS StGI. 70
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(Seal.) Attest.
JAMES .: HOOD. Secretary.
fe3-d&ds, exsu
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Excellently built 2story. ay-window. press
ed brick of T. and b., electric light; INV. h.
garage. Only 81 500; very good terms.
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CIVIL WAR VETERANS
At REUNION WHICH
May BE THEIR LAST

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, August G.
What will, it is believed. prove
the last annual reunion Of Ridgely
Brown Camp of Confederate vete-
rams Of this county was held in
the courthouse here today. OF
the fifty-fve members at one time
composing the roster Of the organi-
zation, death has claimed all but
nine. and Of these but five were
able to answer todays roll call:
They were Rev.. J.. w. Duffey and
ElKar L. Tschiffely of Rockville;
John W. Holland Of Dickerson, Will
liam F. Boland Of Germantown and
Alfred c. Tolson Of Colesville.
The other survivors are James H.
Loughborough Of Bethesda, George
r. Rice Of Travillah, Albert Carter
Of Virginia and j. o. Scaggs Of
washington.
A business session was held this
morning at which officers were
chosen as follows: Commander,
Elgar L. Tschiffely; lieutenant
tant, John w. Holland: treasurer,
Alfred C.. Tolson; chaplain. Rev.
J. w. Duffey: executive committee,
william F. Boland, Albert Carter
and ]. o. Scaggs.
Following the business meeting,
the annual banquet was held with
Commander Tschinely as host.
The members Of Alexander Young
Camp Of Frederick county were in
vtted to the reunion, but word was
received from one Of the nine
survivors that none was physically
able to make the trip to Rockville.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
COURSE OPENS FOR BOYS.
200 Members of Clubs Studying
Agriculture.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
FREDERICKSBURG Va, August 6.
The agricultural short course of the
Northeastern Virginia boys clubs
has been in session at the Fred
ericksburg State normal school all
this week. with nearly 200 boys pres
ent. They range from ten to eighteen
years of age and represent the boys
clubs of Spotsylvania. King George,
Caroline. Essex. Hanover and Louisa
counties.
The school is in charge of Charles
g. Burr of Blackstone. state boys
club agent, will. the assistance of c.
A. Montgomery, assistant state agent;
Mr.. McGowen. dairy husba ndry; Mr.
Boynton. farm engineer; Mr.. Dean,
poultry husbandry; and Sergt Bres-
rahan. In charge of military training,
all of the Y. p. l.. Blacksburg, Va.
{ County Agents W. r. Linthicum
Spotsylvania: l. NJ. Walker, jr., King
George; v. p Perry, Stafford: r. r.
Holberton, Caroline: Mr. Crosby
Kssex; Mr.. Willis, Louisa; Mr.. Stiles,
Hapover, are also present and taking
part in the daily program.
: Master James kendrick. son of the
state boys club agent of West vir-
Kinia, Is present as a visitor.
The classes visited modern farms
nearby. where they were given in
atructions in stock judging, poultry
cllling and farm machinery.
A big public meeting, to which
parents of the boys and others inter-
dsted were invited, was one of the
features of the week.
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RulnnageSale
Boys Wear

Boys Shirts, 89c
Famous Victor brand, Of fast
color percale. with neckband.
Bathing Trunks, l9c
Black and gray onlv.
Cloth Suits, 1898
Real Boys All-wool Suits;
belted and Norfolk styles; nu-
merous patterns. Better lay in
supply for winter. Sizes 6 to 12
only.
Boys CapsA 89c
OF all wool-fn both plaid
and color effects. $3.50 values.
BOYS CLOTH KNICKER
PANTS. sizes to 16. Just
the pants to start ~
school in. $1.00 and %C
$1.5O values ..:.......
BOYS JUVENILE CLOTH
SUITS, 2, 3. and 4 years only;
light and dark pat O. no
terms. Suits that 81 20
sold up to IS. Choice
Khaki Knickers, 79c
Made for sturdy boys-fulI
cut and exceptionally made.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
The Hosiery Rummage'

Three.Quarter Socks. 29c
Children's Beautiful Quality
Mercerized Lisle Three-quarter
Socks. in brown and black. soc
kind. subject to extremely slight
Irregularities
Women's Hose. l0c
Odds and ends Women's Serv-
iceable Cotton Hose. in black
and brown. Very slightly i'm
perfect
Childrens Socks. l5c
Odd lots grouped for quick
selling. White, black and
white with fancy tops. Some
perfect, others slightly i'm
perfect
ONYX FULL-FASHIONED
SILK HOSE. every pair per-
feet. Black. cor o. <e
dovan. gray. tan. Ol.OO
navy. etc.
CHILDREN'S SOCkS-Rum-
mage lot white socks with fancy
tops. also plain colors. rP
Some perfect, some i'm &c
perfect 80.
BOYS AND GIRLS HOSE
BOYS in black. heavy ribbed.
Girls in black, white ~
n d cordovan. fine SC
ribbed. Perfect. t......
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MILDLY BLOUsEs Of Lonsdale
Jean and Palmer Linen in white
and white. navy and Copen trim
med. Regulation and 0n~
laced front styles. with CSC
pockets. $1.9s value....
CHILDREN'S ROMPERS of pink
and blue gingham, with
straight knee, belt ana OI
pockets .................
CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRAW.
ERS and Sateen Bloom
ers, in white and flesh
with elastic knee and OOI
waists ..................
CHILDREN'S ALL - WOOL
SWEATERS, in white and colors;
coat style with belt % no
and pockets. s4.ss .9Z.y0
value
CHILDREN's COMBINATION of
Body and Drawers trim no
med with lace and em- VOC
brotdery. $1.50 value. -.
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Wash Suits. 69c

Wash Suits, 69c
Odds and ends. Oliver Twist,
Norfolk and MILDLY Suits, in
assorted colors.
Children's Coveralls, Csc
Made Of denim. strong and
durable; Just the thing for
summer use. Sizes 2 to'S.
Blouses, 39c
OF percale: regulation style.
Odds and ends. Of course. at
this price.
Brownie Overalls, 49c
viii give the greatest amount
of wear for hard usage children
give during summer months
Sizes to 10.t
Sport Blouses of Khaki, 89c
Heavy quality khaki. with con-
vertible collars and short
sleeves. just what boys want.
Oliver Twist Wash Suits, 98<
Each suit cut hiEh-with
buttons on pants. Wash and
wear like iron. in blue and
white, pink and white. tan and
white.
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Runrnage Sale of
Notions

Stamped Combinations .79c
Ladies' Stamped House
Dresses and Aprons. ..... .9Sc
Children's Nursery Rompers.
in white; ! to 4 years. .89c
Stamped Collars and Cuffs
Sets, in all colors. Set. .l9c
Stamped Guest Towels. .25c
S ia mped Scarfs, white.
18x54 SOC
Children Perfection Waist;
Z to IA years. .49c
Children's Rubber Waders.
S9c
Dust Caps. .7c
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AID OF LEE HIGHWAY.
Nass Meeting at Staunton to Hea,
~. Aims Explained.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
sSTAUNTON. Va, August S.-Presi-
dent ;Wayt B. Timberlake of the Lee
Highway Association. local branch,
has called an open meeting in behalf
Of the association for next Monday
night at the Y. NJ. c. A. At this meet
ing the aims of the association will
be fully presented to the public and
business men.
F. w. Weaver of Luray, q former
Staunton attorney. is to address the
meeting. Mr.. Weaver is now q field
agent for the association.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
MEMS ELAsTIC-sEAM JEAN

MEMS ELASTIC-SEAM
DRAWERS. $1.00 value;
sizes 80 to 36 only;
slightly soiled. Rum
mage price
MEMS BALBRIGGAN>
AND DRAWERS-Shirts
sleeve and drawers are
ankle and knee length;
broken sizes. 75c value.
Garment ................
OTIS WHITE GAUZE
SHIRT AND DRAWERS.
up to SO. Shirts are half
sleeve. drawers are ankle
length. $1.00 garment.
SOCKS-Men's Good Qua
ton Socks, in black. 4
brown. gray and navy. /
Every pair perfect. -.
$1.OO PURE THREAD
SILK SOCKS-Full fash
ioned; all colors, all sizes.
Evening star., 1921-08-07

35c Lisle-3 Pair. Sl.00
Blacks and colors: in all
sizes: full fashioned and scanned
back.
White Silk Hose. 79c
Women's Brand-ncw White
Fiber Silk Hose. of splendid
quality. every pair perfect,
Fancy Silk Hose, Sl.00
Women's Novelty Self-striped
Thread Silk Hose, scanned back.
mercerized tops. Subject to
very slight irregularities.
WOMEN'S HOSE-White and
black. Lisle, gauze Isle IN
and cotton. Some per- NC
feet. some irregular.
ALL-SILk HOSE, full fash
ioned. irregulars of O. Pn
So grade. Black. % .OU
white, etc. ...
INFANTS SOCkS-Odds and
ends white cotton IN
socks, re d uced for UC
Rummage to.
FIBER SILK HOSE-An ac-
emulation of various sorts of
women's pla n and IN
fancy fiber hose. some ave
perfect some irregular.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
Rummage Sale for Men

MEMS UNIVERSAL PAJAMAS-
Made of soft-finished percale and
stripe madras; stripes and plain
colors; fast color; O. AZ
with and without silk 40
frogs. $3.50 value...
Silk Shirts, $3.98
of tub silk. broadcloth, silk, etc.
Assorted patterns, but sizes are
broken.
Percale Shirts, 89c
with, soft cuffs; about 90 dozen
in all.
Overalls and Jumpers, 89c
of heavy blue denim. both striped
and white. =
Silk Neckwear, 29c
Mems Full-cut Ties, Of heavy
silk, in wide range of patterns.
soc values.