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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-11-27
CRAzEDB BY DRUG
RUNS AMUCk
IN SHOP
1uH 0bSI seq
Bites Two Policemen After
Battle With Employees Of !.

NORFOLK Va, Nov. 27.-Gran-
by sstreet shoppers were thrown
into q panic when VIII Jones' col
,ored. drug fiend. alleged shop
litter, ran amuck. 800
Jones battled employees Of the
Grant store and then attacked two
policemen. He sunk his teeth In
the arm OF Sergeant Slant during
the struggle. and also -bit Patrol
man Thornton when the officer left
q passing street. car to assist Slant.
Fire Chief Frank Petty, passing
the scene. stopped and helped po-
lice load the negro into his car
Jones, who was crazed with
drugs, attempted to start another
fight AZ police station, but quoted
down when Deputy City Sergeant
Mike Prince recognized him.
"A. J. Williams, manager OF
Grants, said he saw the negro at
tempt 70 steal q pair Of silk stock.
ings from the store. He grabbed
Jones'. who put up a fight. L. H.
Peterson. employe, ran to Williams
assistance, but the negro. fighting
like o wild man, dragged the two
men to the street. shoppers fled
IN q pai.Sc as the struggling trio
fought Il out in front Of the store.
Whnal.ss, thumb was dfslocated
In the melee. Jones was docketed
ON petty larceny charge. Police
say he has been arrested frequently
on charges OF shoplifting, burglary,
and violating the drug laws.
He wps recently tried In corpora.
ton oour,. Nc. I. on a shopliftins
charge.
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Wash Fabrics

30-lmch Piisse Crepc-Printed
designs. also colors OF pink.
flesh. light blue. honeydew ana
white; fine mercerized quality;
for lingerie. Worth 35c Ok
yard. .............-...
36-inch C0lored PopIin, yarn
mercerized quality; In all wanted
colors. also black; for women's
and children's wear: also l0o
draperies. Worth Soc yard TOS
36-inch Mercerized Chiffon
Ratiste--In lace effects; for lin.
gerie; in pink and honey. 9QD
dew. Worth SOC yard. -. w.
36-Inch "Fancylk.-A fine silk
and cotton fabric. In stylish self
color lace stripes, in pink, honey
dew, light blue. orchid 7Sp
and white. Yard. ...... ="
36-inch Tan Pongee--A fine
silk and cotton weave; for
women's and dhildren's wear,
also draperies. Worth $50 llN
yard. ..........A
30-inch Seville Crepe-Fine silk
and cotton fabric. for lingerie. IN
white. pink and flesh. 9Qr
Worth 800 yard. ........ O~
Goldenberg,s-First Floor.
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WIFE 10 REs 10 SUCCEED
CORN KING OF WORLD

CHICAGO, Nov. 2f.-The corn
king OF the worldS a title given 70
sweepstakes winner each year al
the International Grain and Hay
Show, may be a queen when Judges
decide the winner at this years
show, which opens here December 2.
w. J. Ulrey. Of Attica. Ind ), win
ner Of the sweepstakes lin region )
Mt the 1919 and 1924 shows with his
ten-ear exhibit Of yellow corn, laid
plans to enter this years contest,
but was stricken with a fatal Ill
ness.
Mrs. Ulrey. undaunted. took up
the work of her husband and IL
planning to enter, the competition
in her husbands place. Assuming
active MANAGEMENT of the farm, she
completed, the crop planted by her
husband and selected the ears which
will form her exhibit.
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STORE OF GOLF BALLS
IS HIDDEN BY SQUIRREL

MANCHESTER. Me-. Nov. 27.--on
the ground of the Augusta Country
Club recently was found squirrels
nest. In this. nest q. squirrel had
concealed thirty.one golf balls.
The place near the nest Ii one Of
the most difficult drives Of the
course, and sometimes the golf halls
are knocked into the woods and are
lost. The nest was found by rare
chance.
Evidently during the summer
months the squirrel thought a new
crop OF nuts was Invented and
watched the balls speed through the
air into the woods. After things had
quieted down he began his work Of
collecting. Many of the balls were
in good condition, while some bore
the teeth marks Of the fioarder.
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crrr, a <yrrr.1z - - 49, Al
SfhACusE, n. II NOV. z Y,
inirty per cent o. tne pecple
entering rev YORK etate nos
pitals for mental treatment are
discharged annually as eitner
cured or improved. y.
20 Declared Dr. VI p. Smitn'
o. Alton, III. one OF three mem
pers q the National Committee
on Mental hygiene' now en-,
gagged IN Q survey o. mental
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These Last Tue Days Of the Challenge Sale
Hold Wonderful Savings for You
$50 Crepe de
Chine. sec

10 inches wide, all pure silk,
Of good weight and excellent
texture, for waists, dresses and
lingerie. Good range Of wanted
street and evening shades to
choose from. Challenge QQr
prs,sSe Il ,.s yard c..s !; !; ;i,rs..;A A.
perior quality. in black. mocha.
heather navy and copen
blues. Worth $3.50 81 90,
ya ss.inch imperial 81 SAITH Char.
n,euse--A pure silk, rich deep
ciineing finish, In black, navy
brown, gray tan turquoise.
pink and white Worth 91 90
1880 ward OLsOV
ss.ineh Chiffon Tafieta--Pure
silk, rich lustrous finish quality.
guaranteed to wear; in black and
all wanted street and evening.
shades. Worth $500 CT %
40-inch Black Safin Duchesse---
All pure dye quality. for street
and evening costumes. g1 90
Worth $3.50 yard. O1sOC
40inch Canton Crepe--In black.
navy and brown grounds, with
handsome self-coior satin eC 40
designs. worth 80 yard ONstO
36-inch silk Jersey--An extra
heavy, fine close woven all-silk
quality, in black. navy, brown
and gray. Worth ss.2s 81 90
36-lnch TricoIette - All-siik
grade. plain fine mesh and self
colored lace striped effects, IN
black. white, pink, orchid, light
blue. brown and navy. Q0r
Worth. $1.25 yard $1,000. On
40-inch sport Satin--A heavy,
brilliant rich satinIface quality,
in black. navy blue, brown and
white. Worth $500 GO Ok
yard OfeAO
GOIdenberg's--First Floor.
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Csc Outing FLanneIs
TIC Yard

s6.inch Outing Flannels, light
grounds. In neat coiored stripes.
heavy double-fieeced quality, Cor
warm winter garments.
27-Inch BIeached Shaker Flan-
nel--Extfa heavy, double fleeced
Quality. Worth use he
yard ................
36lnch Printed Fieecedown
FIannels- Beautiful assortment
Of new styles and color CCr
ings. Worth 35c yard. -. 49,
36-inch Outing Flannels- Extra
heavy double-fieeced quality, In
colored stripes. Worth C6c
acc yard. ............. AOS
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WOneE's Pure
Thread Silk
Stockings
I Up to $3.50 9! .S7. ~

Every pair perfect, first quail
ity: all are full-fashioned and
pure thread silk choice ,of plain;
silks or with embroidered clocks;
come silk all the way up; others
with Isle garter top; the assort-
ment includes black, white, cor.
dovan. Russian calf. nude. gray.
and gold.
Women's Chiffon sink Hose
Fuil-fashioned, with double sole.
heel and toe: In black and colors;
subject to slight imper- CT 20
fections. ............
Women's Fibre Silk Hose
With three-seam back. blacki
only; seconds OF values 0Sr
worth to SIC pair ;. ,. 49,
W0men's Heavy Weight Sport
Hose-Drop-stitch effects, with
scanned hacks: light gray, green
and brown; subject TO 90e
slight irnperfections, 81. C0S
ChiIdren's Cotton Hose-Wide
and medium ribbed. black =
only: perfect quality; most CEP.
iy ali sizes 80. 80.
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
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Resta Leads Army Band.

Selections by the Army Band,
under the direction Of Rocco Resta
featured the fifth Sunday night con-
cert under the auspices OF the Com.
munIty Music Association In the
auditorium OF Central High School.
Thosc who contributed single num-
hers Included Mrs. Mary Sherier
bowie. Margaret Mansfield ana Mrs
~ Mansfield. There win be no
concert next Sunday night because
- the Eixs. service.
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3 MILLloNAIREs NAMED
IN RUM RING EXPOSE

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Efforts to
obtain o removal order to take
Louis Kantor back to Savannah,
Ca, where he Ia under indictment
AZ being The travelling represents.
tive OF a gigantic whiskey ring,
were started before United States
Commissioner Louis 8. Mason today.
Three miliionaires, alleged to be
the leaders OF the ring, are also
under Indictment In Savannah. The
names OF two Of them were re-
sealed here They are: b. H Haar,
an Englishman, and M. 8. Sullivan,
Of Charleston. 8. G.
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Wone,r's $3.50 to S.
Footwear
So. SO pair

Many different styles to choose
from-all stylish and seryiceablc.
Come expecting to find the best !,
shoe values offered this season
AT $3.50 n pair. So
Women's High Boots
,womep's 0xfords and Strab
Pumps
Tan Calf
Black and Brown Kid
Patent Leather
Dull and Combination Leathers
welted, turned and Mckay
sewed soles. Military, Cuban.
Louis and low walking heels.
All sizes In the lot from "a to
B to d widths.
Goldenberg's--First Floor.
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vENIZELos' NEAR EAST
POLICY rs APPROVED

ATHENS, Nov. 27.--The new
Greek military cabinet, headed by
Colonel GonataA today notified
Hcleutherios venizelos, head OF the
Greek delegation at Lausanne, that
his. Near East peace program had
been approved.
M. venizelbs was reminded of the
nationalist" church Of the new
government.
Colonel Gonatas was formerly
head of the Greelt> revolutionary
committee. which assumed control
tfter the overturn Of King Con-
stantine's governments
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SOS and $40 Room
Size Rugs, at $48.75

Ska II. large-room size Alex
ander Smiths make close, deep
pile Administer and Wilton Vel
vet Rugs, In rich oriental, Chi
nese, medallion> and neat de-
signs; in blues, rose and tan
shades; all seamless and perfect
quality.
Seamless Brussels Rugs--Large
room size, sx12 n. Alexander
Smiths and Firth Carpet Co.'s
makes, In floral, oriental and
medallion designs: light and dark
colorings; values worth $1,000
and $500 each. S23. *
Seamless wilton Velvet Rugs.
Also deep-pile Administer Rugs.
Alexander Smiths make; in
floral, oriental and medallion de-
signs, In the most wanted color
ings; size sx9 IT.. for small rooms
or apartments; val
s sss ,,, worth $4,000. S19.75
Administer Hall Rugs-Sizes
II. by IL It., and q inch by
ID II: heavyweight, deep-ptle
, fabric, beautiful oriental designs
In tan, rose and blue colorings;
values worth saa.so STATS
each, at ...........
Armstrong; Linoleum Rings
/. Cork-fiIled. burlap-back grade, in
oriental. Chinese and neat de.
signs; light and dark colorings
all with complete Dor 60 CE
ders; values worth IS, at OAsUO
sx12 Ft. Heavy DoubIe-Warp
Grass Rugs-In green, brown
and combination coIors; choice
OF oriental. medallion and stem
ciied designs; perfect quality,
with tape-bound ends RS m
to match worth $3.50. at s0J.OU
Goldcnbcrg's-Fourth Floor.
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FlGIineIette GOUns,
$500

women's Flannelette Night.
gowns. heavy, soft-finish quality.
with double yokes and, collars,
finished with cuffed isleeves; dou,
BILE seams: fuiitcut Sizes
First Fioor--Bargain Table.
Women's BIoomers-- wind
sor flannelette; dainty blue bird
designs: full-cut sizes; QSe
values worth s1.25 pair OOS
Women's Nighigowfs - OF
genuine windsor flannelette, blue
bird designs on blue or pink
grounds; v neck and three.qsiar.
ter sleeves; values 81 60
worth -. At........ UAsv~
Womcn's FInnnelctte Pajaii,as
Lone and two. piece styicss neat
stripes. also plain pink and blue,
some with silk frog trimming.
worth 'a.se each. 81. 98
GcidcnbcrE's--Third Floor.
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SEEK CLUES TO MURDER
OF ARKANSAS FARMER

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Nov. 27.--
Officers today were endeavoring to
obtain clues to the murder OF j. l.
Williamson, bachelor farmer whose
body was found by two hunters near
his home in the outskirts Of this
county. te
Williamson's cap showed q bullet
His stock, penned up. were nearly
dead from starvation.
The last seen OF Williamson was
on November AZ. In his effects was
m envelope addressed to az Mrs
Williamson. Wheeling w. Va.
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Housewares
Challenge

sec Sash Cord Clothes QO~
Lines---50sft. lengths. OOS
Keystone Food Choppcrs--With
four cutters; easily oper. QQrs
ateu -. -, -. .....'..t,.s.
90c Corbin Mall Boxes-- AOc
Strong and durable. ~ 1ON
Galvanized Iron Work Tubs
Large 22inch size; drop &C.
handles. ~. -. $50. W.
Mrs. Potts Sad Jrons-Th
n irons, stand ana ham ST. 49,
uie. ~ 4. -, -
csc Cocoa Door Mats co.
4 generous size. ........ )! w.
6ec Scrubbing NEops-- A0r
With long handles. 1890 UN
sl.ss Heavy Tin wash Rollers
Large No. . size; cold QQp
wood handles. OCN
Galvanized Iron Coal Ia
Hods--No. 16 size. ..... OS
Mahogany-FInishe SeryinK
Trays--Pretty designs; size 12x1s
inches. Worth s2.4s 81 90
regularly. At. ......... UAsOC
Goldenberg' Basement.
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CIarlf's o. n. II. Darning
Cotton ~ Black, white
and colors. -FOUR balls he
snsp Fastrnsrs BACK and
white: one dozen on card
regularly 6c card. TWO Srl
cards Tor :. !"
Hairpin Cabinets = Large
size, containing about 200 40
sortett-wire hair Zoe
pins ..-...... ..
White Cotton Tape--12|
Is-yard pieces: No. s -
width. Piece. ~
DIR. Parker's Skeleton
Waists--For boys and girls:
hose supporters at 0Oo
tacheti. all sizes. -. 0IC
Women's Sanitary Aprons.
Full Rsize:s white and flesh
colors; worth soc. "a 0Er|
each ......,. 49,. TUl
Shoe or Slipper Trees
Regularly Zoe ca
PAIR .sa.ys...s.s. ...s ~.
Dressmalkers's Shears--As-
sorted sizes: good quality
steel: black $3.50 anad 1Qn
handles. p; fON
White n n-300-
| yard spool ~: regu-
larly Sc 81 NO ED
spoois Tor ..s.-s =. ="
1Womcn's Hose Supporters.
Sew-on style: good !. quality
elastic. In white orr flesh
rubber buttons. 10PI
ExeeIlo Guaranteed Dress
Shields Superior quality;
nainsook : covered; f.F h Z
weight: sizes 2. 3 and CSc
4. Pair .,....
Acme Quilted Baby Cosch
sGuaranteed washeh'e:
size 17x1s 25C
inches ..... -. ~.
a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-11-27
FIRE MARSHAL COMPLETES
PROBE OF MARYLAND FIRE

MT. RAINIER. Nd. Nov. z7.--
Investigation OF the fire that de
stroyed the paiatial home Of Mr..
sns Mr. ;ssy :, = s, mscor asea,
three miles from here, has been
completed by Fire Marshal stephen
II. Tillsan. OF Mt. Rainier.
The report laid the origin to n
defective flue and commends Uni
versity Of Maryland students and
other volunteers who attempted TO
save the furniture and fixtures.
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FOUND IN AlJT0
Shot THROUGH
HEART
Mystery Surrounds Death Of
Or. Frank Fox, a Noted.
Tennessee Physician.
ny International News service.

GREENvILLE. Tenn. Nov. IT,
Officers were working feverishly
today In an effort to solve, the
mystery surrounding the death Of
DIR. Frank Fox. one Of the most
widely known Z. physicians here.
whose body was found shot through
the heart in his automobile outside
DR.. Fox was sitting upright at
the wheel, OF his car which APP
parently. had been brought 60 a
stop under normal conditfons. Be-
side him lay q revolver In the
barrel of which was an explod<i
shell There were no powder burns
on the body to Indicate suicide.
/ DIR. FOX had been attending n
patient and. III seems. was return
ing to- his home.
/. II he had an enemy itwas not
xnown here, which, however. only
tends to deepen the mystery.
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Girls
Ginghana Dresses
H.I9

Smart Bingham Dresses, In
Pretty checks and plaids. trim-
med with contrasting color coli
lar, pockets. belt and sash: sizes
a TO IL years.
Girls Dresses =. OF all-wool
navy blue serge, straight and,
waist line models. with set-in
sleeves: bright colored trim
ming; sizes Z to IA GO QQ
years. .......... ~y
Girls Gymnasium Bloomcrs--
Full plated hips and buttonhole
bands; good quality black Saline;
size. !. u 70 81 S1.98
Chris Pajamas-- OF flanneIette,
neat striped effects; Billie Burke
models; sizes 6 TO IL years. 20n
Regular 800 values. At 80
ChIldren's FlanneIefte Night
gowns--Neat stripes; double yoke;
braid trimmed collar and cuffs;
double seams.
SKIES 3 TO 8 Years. at 7ec
Slzes . 70 II Years, ~ sec
GoIdenbers's- Third Floor.
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.1c and Sc NeIC
Washable
CrefOnnes, &c

Splendid. new cretonnesf that
win give the desired new fin
ish to the home for the dull
winter months. In tomorrow's
sale are thousands OF yards In
min lengths, N well AZ full
bolts, In. wealth OF beautiful
floral, stripe, bird, foliage, wood
land and tapestry designs. Hand.
some light and dark colorings
Ideal for window or door dra-
peries, scarfs. cushion and fur
niture coverings, as well az for
any decorative purpose. &
First FIoor--Bargain Table,
and Fourth Floor, Ora
pery Section.
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WOnsen's $3.50
KiS7aOnOs, $I.98

Fiannelette Kimonos. meat,
floral patterns: large collar and
sleeves: trimmed with satin rib
bon: elastic waist; all sizes.
Dressing Sacques--Of flannel
cite; light and dark gray; made
with collar and ,beit; all 77r
sizes. Worth 800 each. 49,
Goidenberg's-Thif Floor.
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Lace Bertha
Collars, 55c !

Dame Fashions latest neci<N
wear novelty. one that has won
the approval OF all well-dressed
women: some OF Venice lace.
others In plated ut effects trim
med with val or oriental iaces;
white and cream colors.
Dainty Collar and Cuff Sets
and Separate Cellars--Of EN-,
broidered linen and ofgandy; In
white and colored effects. SQr
each neatly. boxed. .s.S.. 49,
Goldcnbere's -First Floor.
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TOUeLs
AT CHALLENGE SALE
> PRICES

. = . . y
.5x50 Extra Heavy Double
thread Turkish Towels, very abb
sorbent grade. for bath use. T5c
value at SOC.
Fine Quality Turkish Towels,
pink or blue borders: large size;
ideal for Xmas gifts. 7bc values
at Soc. 81
Huck Towels. red or blue Dor
ders; close, absorbent weave
quality, Ice values at 111kc. &
Honeycomb Towels. absorbent
grade, for face or bath use. Csc
values at l9c.
An white Turkish Towels,
heavy double-thread quality, for
face or bath use. Soc values
at Soc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
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z5c III stitched
PuLOUcdSes, Soc

l5x3e Hemstitched Pillowcases.
with beautiful torrhon lace edge
In assorted 'patt rms. Made OF
fine quality pii0wcase cOttons.
such as Utica Cast Iron and
Anchor brands. These make
ideal and practical gift sugses-
Goidenbere's--First Floor.
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.Wonien's SIS SIDedters,
1898

Wool Coat or Tuxedo Sweat,
ers, new block stitch. with Tux
edo collar and belt: buff trimmed
with brown and brown trimmed
with buff. II W. ~
GoIdenbcrg's.-Third Floor.
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SEVEN HURT WHEN SEDAN
CRASHES INTO TA)NcAB

CHICAGO. Nov. 27.---Seven per.
ans were injured early today when
/, sedan containing three men and
hree girls crashed into taxicab
N'ch'~a- sSruievard.
sFs.rtred, Edward Nc
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Cosmopolitan Club to Move.

Feeling the need Of larger quar-
tiers. the Cosmopolitan club VIII
move this week 70 cue new Hamilton
hotel. This organization IL lust
winding up its first year AZ a civic
ORGANIZATION.
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79c Table DGnlGsk
SOC Yard

s4-inch Mercerized Table Da-
mask, q soft finish. heavyweight
quality that win launder per-
fectiy and give unlimited serv-
ice. Shown In an assortment OF
neat patterns. Buy your
Thanksgiving needs now and
save money. RI
Goldenbergs First Floor.
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Blanket Sale
AT LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS

Don't put on Buying your Supply Of winter BLANKETS as
the low prices quoted Ia ts sale cannot be duplicated
when present lots are sold All are perfect quality ban
kets, but discontinued numbers Savings onefourth TO
one third
Guaranteed Wool Blankets, double
beautiful of blue tan and
all with wide bound ends 70 match. Worth SO G6 OK
sesso iSs grade Atwood Bsni.sts heavy weight: soft
g white or gray. with blue or pink borders &275
sssse Heasysesa Psft.wcoi Bianets. pads blue pink
and gray soisette binding to match Worth "a Ak
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Silk Spanish Ldces
SI.98 Yard

Beautiful sink Spanish Laces.
F1ouncings and All-overs, 30
inches wide; an assortment OF
new designs In black. brown.
tan, gray. navy and white.
Linen Cluny Laccs, Edgings
and Inserti0ns--2M to 5 inches
wide; white and ecru col 9SO
ors; worth Soc yard. $500. 49,
Trimming Laces- -Including
walls, crochet, filet and ciuny;
Various widths; values SC
worth to 10c yard. 1880.
s6.Inch Metallic Cloth--For
foundations, girdles. side drapes.
ETC.; in steel. old gold, silver
and al, wanted shades. CSC
5s-inch sink Tulle--F'ine quail
Nv, In orchid. pink. sky, jade.
turquoise, mais, Ameri.
can Beauty. black and 81 10
white yard. q. 1890.
GoIdenbcrg's-First Floor.
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PARIS. Nov. 27.--.,hert B. s,a-a.
the noted artist, has heen appoln "a
SIrector OF she School OF Fine Ats
m snccesslon 20 Leon Bonat. vim
sied ias' ssp.emhe. leonard. -~'a
IL sever 'T~ Tev O'd.
-l.<f. 49, tfN 0i5 ail "a. <
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81 and $3.50
Handbags, M.55

A special purchase Of new, up
to-the-minute styles in Handbags
Including Vanity Bngs, Swag.
ger Bags and Pouch effects.
Black. and colored feathers of
good quality, In embossed, fooled
and novelty effects. II
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SIC SIS BEADED
Handbags, 1929

women's Beaded Handbags. In
an assortment Of beautiful at
tractive patterns, with shell
: frames; large, roony shapes;
closely beaded.
Z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-11-27
WOnsen's $3.50
SIip-On SlDeGters,
2.98

K Women's Fine Quality
Wool Slip-on Sweaters,
stylish round neck models;
with tie belts. In buff and
brown only.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-11-27
81 Imperial. French
Serge at 81 80 a va.

Made of extra fine selected wool with the desired fine,
closely woven double twilln such fayor for suits and
dresses. Full 81 inches WIDE Thoroughly sponged and
shrnk The assortment includes the two most popular
shades Of the season--Navy Blue and Brown.
s4inch Atwood Ceatngs- S4inch AHwcoi velcur--A
Heavy weight, In plain coors
sno d 'wosoreu m9Vea ansJ black my, brown ana
coiors; worth $500 ST .40 PEN worth ssa S2.39