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The Washington times., 1922-02-27
Killing The
Catalogue Habit"

The mail-order house
which sells everything by
mail-from a pound Of
dates to q talking machine
lis q development of mod
ern merchandising. It is
built on the theory that
men and women will buy
something they cannot see
or feel so long as it Is at
tractively illustrated and
has q price below the price
for which it is sold by the
local merchant. This is
one Of the weaknesses Of
human nature that is past
; all understanding. 1t has
given rise to the .Cata-
lopue habit" It is death
to the town aud death to
all forms of local mer-
chandising.
It is the job of the news
paper to discourage the
catalogue habit" and to
keep q town alive. The
newspaper has to have
readers and advertisers.
The newspapers job is to
not only keep a town alive,
but make 1t grow and
prosper. It is one thing to
keep 1t alive, and quite an
other thing to make it
grow.
One of the most import
ant things for the newspa-
per to do in the process of
keeping a town alive is to
kill the catalogue habit"
II all the people bought
everything. they use from
catalogues most cities would
The Washington times., 1922-02-27

The mail-order house gets
its cash in, advance. It takes
a good deal of faith to send
good money for an adver-
tised article that has no
guarantee behind it. It is
opposed to all rational sys-
TENS of marketing. If a
person made it q rule to
buy nothing he could not
see and examine, merchan-
dising would be put on q
sounder basis and there
would be fewer disappoint-
ments.
There is just one cure for
the catalogue habit" and
that is newspaper adver-
Using. Surely the merchant
can print just as attractive
pictures as the mail-order
houses can print in their
catalogues. Surely the To-
cal merchant can describe
his wares just as convinc-
ingly as they are described
in q catalogue. II he can't
he should employ an expert
"a man who can combine
the lure Of word-craft with
the skill Of q salesman.
With printers ink he can
pull q town out of "the
slough Of despond." He can
match the personality, ac-
quaintance and reputation
of the local merchant
against the lure of long
distance shopping. The
right kind of newspaper
advertising will stop the
ravages of the catalogue
house and will keep at
home the brain and Drawn
and enterprise that are
necessary to keep a town
from falling into decay.
TRUMAN A. DeWEESE.
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Upset S1'lGEl1a
In five minutes "Pape's Diapepsin" ends
Indigestion Gases Flatulenee
Sourness -ass Acldity Palpitation
Gases
AcidiH

"Pape's Dihnspsin" relieves stom-
ach distress IN i've minutes. You
don't want . slow remedy when
your stomach Ia bad--or an uncer-
tain one-or q harmful one--your
stomach in too valuable; you
mustn't injure II with drastic drugs.
Pape's Diapepsin f. noted for it's
speed in giving relief. its harmless
ness, its certain action in regulat-
ing sick, sour. sassy stomachs.
Keep this perfect stomach doctor
In your home-keep II handy-gct q
large sixty-cent case from any drug
The Washington times., 1922-02-27

Womon's Medium Weight
Cotton Underwear, separate
garments. shirts with long
sleeves and high neck. Dutch
neck and elbow sleeves; knee
pants, with muslin waist hand;
perfect quality: broken QOc
sizes; worth S1.25. $50. on
Chiidren's Fleeced Cotton
Union Suits, low neck and
short sleeves; knee pants: per-
feet quality; famous II. Y. QOo
brand; worth s1.00. 49,. CoS
Women's Kayser Gauxe
Vests, low neck and sleeveless,
regular sizes only; perfect 2O~
quality. THREE for. .. on
Women's Light Weight Cot.
ton Union Suits, low neck and
sleeveless. tight or loose knee;
regular sizes: perfect QOC
quality. TWO for. 49,. on
First Floor. .
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store, and then II you should eat
something which doesn't agree with
you, II what you eat lays like lead,
ferments and sours and forms gas;
causes headache. dixzinsss and nau-
sea; eructations OF acid and undi-
sested food-remember as soon a.
Pape's Diapepsin comes in contact
vanishes. II ia the most efficient
ease with which Il overcomes stom-
ach and digestive disorders 10 q
revelation to those who try it.-Ad-
vertisement.
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WOULD MERGE
TICKET OFFICES
. IN ALEXANDRIA
Washington vlrginla Railway
, Company Plans to Sell
Tickets on Trains.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Feb. 81
Tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Railway
Company has petitioned the State
corporation commission for permits
sion to consolidate their three ticket
offices in this city. The company
now has offices located at Royal
and Prince street. King and Column
bus streets, and Cameron and Payne
streets. Under their petition they
want to combine these into one Of
flee at King and Columbus streets.
They state, however, IL they do this
that they will sell round-trip tickets
to Washington on the train.
The remains of the late Mrs. Re
becca Frances Fately. widow OF
Lorenzo Fately. were today sent to
Woodstock for burial. Mrs. Fately
died at her home. 215 North Alfred
street yesterday.
The Alexandria Real Estate and
Investment Corporation has elected
the following officers: w. Albert
Smoot, president; r. 8. Jones. vice
president; william p. woolls. score
tary; c. s. Taylor Burke, treasurer.
The remains Of the late Mrs. Mary
l.. Gaines, who died late SATURDAY
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
l.. +. Harvey. 70s Prince street,
were Yesterday sent to Culpeper for
burial.
The annual memorial mass for the
departed members OF FftzgeraId
Council No. 45s, knights Of Col.
umous, was held at st. Mary's
Church yesterday morning.
Potomac Lodge OF Odd Fellows
will hold-a meeting ut ODD Fellows
Hall next Friday evening when the
third degree will be conferred.
A meeting Of Fitzgerald Council
No. 45S, Knights Of Columbus. will
be held next Wednesday evening.
Silver Noon Council Degree OF
Pocahontas will hold their first an.
niversary celebration at their hall
this evening.
THE Challenge to Youth was the
subject Of the sermon delivered BY
the Rev. John Lee Allison at the
Second Presbyterian Church last
evening. Yesterday morning DR..
Allison took for his subject Life
Service" -
A meeting OF Sarepta Lodge No.
IS, j. o. o. r. will be held at Odd
Fellows Hall next Wednesday
evening. IN ss,,sl,oD
A meeting Of Willard women's
Christian Temperance Union will be
held at the home Of Mrs. w. J. b.
Duncan this evening.
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Toilet Requisites

Houbigant's 'Tdeap Toilet
Water. the favorite perfume
OF those who know. Q0~
ounce ..,..............
Bring your bottle.
Boy Scout Knives, regulation
style. imported steel QOc
Imitation Ivory Hair Brushes
good quality white bristle; QQc
desirable shapes. .....,. oSS
Fancy Combs and Hair Or
nsmenfs, rhinestone and color.
ed stone mounted; assorted
styles and shapes. Up Q0c
to s1.50 values. ....... o~S
Toilet Dept, First Floor. :
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Table Linens

S2-inch Extra Fine Grade
Mercerixed Table Damask,
launders and wears as well as
linen 'damask: an assortment
Of pretty patterns. Worth 2Qc
s1.39 yard. ........ -.
Hemstitched Mercerized Da-
mask Scarfs, for buffet and
dresser use; regulation length.
Worth soc each, TWO 2QC
Tor .s,......., .'''''''.
Limit Two).
All Pure Linen Imported
Crash, with red or blue bord-
ers; q close absorbent weave
for roller or tea towels.
Worth geo yard, FOUR 2Qc
yards ..............: 80.
Limit Four Yards.)
Fine Quality Merccrfzed Da-
mask Table Napkins, size
1sx1s inches; neatly hemmed;
assorted patterns: seconds OF
s1.7b values. ONE 2QC
dozen .................
First Floor.
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Stationery

Children's School Bags, sub
stantially made, waterproof
lined; outside pocket and shout
der straps; large roomy 0QN
shapes. ................
Stationery Combinations, con-
sisting of one box of Willow
Linen Writing Paper, "a sheets
of paper with envelopes, in
white and colors, also one box
Of Willow Linen Correspond
ence Cards, with enve- QOc
lopes to match. Both for wv
First Floor.
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Even a sick child loves the
''fruity" taste of california Fig
Syrup" II the little tongue IL
coated. or II your child IL listless,
gross. 'feverish, full OF cold. or has
collie, q teaspoonfui win never fan
to open the bowels. In q few
hours you can see for yourself how
thoroughly It works all the con-
stipation poison, sour bile and waste
from the tender. little bowels and
gives you . well. playful child
again. .
Millions , of mothers keep cali.
fornia Fig Syrup" handy, They
know . teaspoonfui today saves a
sick child tomorrow. Ask your
druggist for genuine california
Fig Syrup" which has directions
for babies and children Of all ages
printed on bottle. Mother! You
must say california" or you may
set an imitation fig syrup.-Adver.
tisement.
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Umbrellas

Mems and Women's Umbrel.
las-Fine quality picce-dyed tat
feta covers 70 high-grade silk
and cotton mixture).- IS and %.
inch sizes: good assortment OF
handles. including bakalite and
celiuloid trimmed effects, nat
ural wood and ebonines; some
in the lot have slight defects in
finish, but all are guaranteed
for wear and service; 60 90
up to $3.50 values. Oo~
Chfldren's ''Skulmate" Um-
brellas--Rainproof fast-black
covers: assorted sizes; 2Qc
various pleasing handles WV
First Floor.
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Silks

40-inch Canton Crepe, q
heavy pure silk and wool.mixed
quality, in black, brown, prune
and navy blue; worth e1 90
S2.25 yard. ~~
40-inch Satin Charmeuse,
superior high-grade, all silk.
rich satin face quality, in
brown, navy, gray and
black: worth s2.25 81 30
yard. ...............
35-inch Black Satin Duchess,
an extra heavy, rich satin face,
pure silk quality; wear guar
anteed; worth $3.50 e1 90
yard.
First Floor.
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Dress Goods

50-inch Atwood Storm Serge,
a close double twilled quality
In navy blue. brown and Q0C
black. Worth $1.3s yard. O"N
54.inch Tweed Suitings, neat
mixtures, for stylish spring
suits and skirts. Worth Coz
s1.25 yard. ............. Wv
5t-inch Atwood Tricotine,
correct material for dresses,
skirts and suits; IN black, navy,
brown and reindeer. 81 90
Worth $500 yard. ..~'SS
First Floor.
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Rugs

SIT. sxl0 TT. Seamless Wool
Face Brussels Rugs, with colors
woven through: Alexander
Smith a Sons make; medallion
and floral designs. e1C 90
Worth $1,000. ........ O1IsCO
8x1o TT. Large Room Size
Grass Rugs, strictly perfect
quality double warp, in me-
dalton and neat border de-
signs: best color co 90
L1ks
27x5l Administer and Velvet
Rugs, Alexander Smith q Sons
make; In floral. Oriental and
medallion designs: light and
dark colorings. Worth 60 90
$500 and $500. UA'o0
6xS Ft. Fine Grade Japanese
Mating Rugs, handsome floral,
Oriental and medallion designs;
light and dark color e1 90
ings. Worth $3.50. ~A'o0
Fourth Floor.
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Mems Clothing

Mems Trousers, Of pisin blue
and gray serge, also gray
cheyiot and herrinKbone: stscs
30 to ~: assorted 60 90
striped effects. Pair. c"'oS
20 Young Mems Suits, aasoct.
OF coiors. but mostly tan and
brown: suitable Tor sprtrx wear;
well tailored: sizas Gil go
80 to 40.
First Floor.
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P[ANsF|N|SHED
FOR ROCKVILLE
0RAT0RY RAGE
First Of Contests viii Be Held
for Classroom Pupils
March IL.
tspsS,si 70 the washington Times,

Especial 20 The washington Timss)
? ROCKVILLE, Nd, February 27.--
Preparations have been completed
for the annual oratorical contests
among the public pupils OF Mont
geometry county by the committees In
ohar&e--Thomas w. Troxall, chair
man: Muses. Edith l.. Ford, and
.GenevievA Downs, representing the
high schools; Miss Hattie ]. Mont
gomery, Mrs. Grace l.. Ryan, Mrs.
Lewis w. Call, Misses Eleanor
Smith, Virginia Brewer and Edna
Hauke, representing the elementary
On March II, the class room con-
tests will be held and the school
contests for high school pupils are
scheduled for March 81. The win
ners OF the contests win participate
in aTcounty contest to be- held at
Rockville April 2. the prizes for
which will be donated by the Mont
gonery County Federation OF wom-
ems Clubs, which will also provide
the judges. Scoring will be on the
following basis: Appearances, 10; In
depreciation, so; memory, 20; enun-
citation, 10; pronunciation, 10.
In the contests among elementary
school pupils, room and school con-
tests will be held March 10 and dis
trict contests March -. The winners
OF the district contests will take
part in county contests at Rockville
on April z.
In the elementary school county
contests, the County Federation OF
Women's Clubs win also furnish the
judges and donate the prizes.
Several hundred farmers and
dairymen. most Of them members
OF the Montgomery County Farm
Bureau, are expected to attend the
annual meeting Of the bureau to DO
held in the courthouse here Tues
day morning and afternoon. Tho
morning session win be devoted to
business, which win include re-
ports OF committees and election OF
officers, and In the AFTERNOON ad-
dresses will be delivered by United
States Senator T. III. CArroway OF
Arkansas: DR.. T. B. Symons. Of the
University Of Maryland; Gray Silver,
Of the legislative department Of the
American Farm Bureau Federation;
DR.. Larson, chief Of the dairy divi-
sion, United States Department Of
Agriculture; B. H. ;Bedeli. eastern
editor Of the National Stockman and
Farmer, and others.
A series Of evanselistic services
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Chidren's
Dresses

Children's Bingham Dresses,
stylish models. in pretty color
ed checks and plaids; some
with white collars, others with
combination trimmings; e1 90
sizes 6 to IA years. =. .~A'o~
Little Girls Dresses, Of good
quality ging h I'm. cunning
models; some with boomers;
all new models; sizes 2Oc
Q to 6 years. ....... WV
Third Floor.
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Home Needs

Heavy Aluminium Covered
Roasters, oval shape, 15-inch
size. Worth sass e1 90
each Oh sCO
Aluminium Rice Boilers, good
81 size e and quality. Worth 89c
tlsoS
Aluminium Dish Pans, ten
quart trade size; good QOc
quality. Worth s1.25. CCS
Out Glass Flower Baskets,
neat design, pretty QOo
shape. Worth S1.25. CCS
Cut Glass Grape Juice Sets,
one covered pitcher and six
81 glasses .s Worth S1.89
Crystal Glass Colonial Style
Table Tumblers, full size. Worth
$1.25. ONE dozen QOc
Tor .....................o SC
Basement.
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Notions

women's Sanitary Aprons,
extra quality. fun sizes: QQc
well made and finished wv
Elastic Corset Girdles, with
hose supporters attached; new
est shapes; correctly made; SUI
perior quality elias Q0c
tic. ................
Notion Dept.-Ffrst Floor.
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White Goods

No. 10 Imperial Nsinsool,
fine soft finish quality, 30
inches wide; full ten e1 90.
yards. Worth s2.ss. 0AsCO
36-inch White Indian Head,
linen finish quality; lengths
from . to 10 yards. Worth
csc yard, FIVE 2Qc
yoAuS '.'..s.s..s ........
40-inch White India unou,
extra fine sheer quality. Worth
CSC yard, FOUR yards QOc
for ................ OON
35.inch Rough Pongee, a silk
and cotton fabric, with the
appearance OF all-silk QO~
pongee. Worth s1.o0 I'd. OSS
3s-lnch Epenge Ratina .
high grade cotton fabric, for
women's suits and dresses; all
wanted colors. Worth sec
yard. FOUR yards e1 90
tOf .....1..
First Floor.
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Innings

36-inch Merccrizcd Satins, In
black and colors; high lustrous
quality. Worth ssc yard. QQc
THREE yards for. $50. wv
S6-inch Black Saline, . grade
suitable for boomer or petit
coats; In mill lengths. Worth
&c yard, FIVE yards QQc
for ...............
First Floor.
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Girdles and
Handbags

"a m erican Gentleman's"
Combination Wallet, Bill Fold
and Reminder-Good quality
leather: in black and 2Qc
natural tan finish. ..... Wv
Imported Wooden Bead Cir
dles--An assortment OF pleasing
shapes and colorings; Coz
worth $3.50 ........ OS
Women's Leather Hand
bags-Blat and colors; an as
sortment of practical, well.
made styles and shapes, 2Qc
In black and eoIors. WV
Misses Beaded Handbags
Attractive designs, in
all pretty colorings; 2Qr
neatly made ........ wv
Women's Iiandbags-An as
sortment OF high-grade leath-
ers and silks, In many Of the
seasons most wanted styles
and shapes; black and GO 90
coiors; up TO 81 values ~S'o1
First Floor.
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Art Goods

Stamped Pillow Tubing, hem
stitched for crocheting: assorted
pretty patterns; worth 2Qc
$50. Pair. OOS
Pure Linen Stamped Scarfs,
also centerpieces; white and
ecru colorB; new designs:
worth 800 and s1.25. 2Qc
racn'
First Floor.
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$500 Suit Cases

Black Enameled Cloth Suit
Cases-24 and 2S-inch sizes; 8
inches deep; cretonne lined;
heavy leather straps all around:
leather corners; rass-finished
steel side bolts and GO 90
Eagle lock .......... ~OsOO
Fourth Floor.
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S1.50 Sofa
Cushions

Fast color scrstonne covered
Sofa Cushions, round or square
shapes: sizes 1sSl6, 20x20 and
22x22: some with ruftica. others
with buttons or braid; light acc
dark colors; filled with 2Oc
soft fluffy silk floss. -. o'~
Fourth Floor.
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Shoes

Womon's High Shoes, Of dull
leather. with Louis heels; sizes
from ? 70 : only; limited 20c
quantity. Pair. CON
Misses High Shoes, brown,
patent leather and dull leather;
sizes In the lot from liz to
.; $500 to $3.50 e1 90
values. ............. W4so~
Women's High Shoes. lace
and button styles. brown and
black kid. tan calf and dull
leather; weIted soles; choice Of
Louis. Cuban or Baby Louis
heels: sizes In the lot from
AZ to z; $500 to 60 90
$1,000 values. ...... OHsCS
First Floor.
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Five thousand dollars II the record
price paid for q rare specimen Of
Chinese goldfish.
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S1.5O Panel
Lace Curtains

Scotch and Nottingham Panel
Lace Curtains, ~ and IS inches
wide, IA yards long; white
and ecru colors; neat and
heavy worked pat QOc
terms ................ WV
Fourth Floor.
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|. F|EI)dl1Y 20
Says That Turkish Rugs Are Easy on the
Feet, But So Are Taxicabs.
Nv John p Medhurv 1

Turkish baths even IL they don't
/, take any themselves.
These Turkish rugs make q
home look very Oriental. but It
doesn't help the rugs any TO drop
Egyptian cigarette ashes on them.
Cigarette ashes are good for
moths, but who wants to feed
themf
The rugs may have been made
In Persia. but the moths were born
In this country.
While these Oriental carpets are
expensive, q moth would be just
a. well satisfied with q tuxedo or
a silk sventng dress.
10 talcss . Turk fifty years TO
make ono q these rugs and each
ono tells q big story, but the guy
who sells IL tells you . bigger ono.
Each rugs guaranteed for two
hundred years, ana II Il only lasts
q hundred and fifty you can take
It back and get another one.
These. Persian carpets are very
easy on the feet. But that's moth
ing; 10 are taxicabs.
Stnl, they cost % much that IT'S
Just - cheap 20 ride around In .
taxi - e II TO walk around on
. Turkish rug.
Copyright lSfi. By prsmisr syndi-
cate. fnc.)
The Washington times., 1922-02-27

An unusual sale OF hish-grade Untrimmed Milan Hemp
Hats In large and small sizes; sailor. poke roll bm and
dressy choice fashionable
pswnkie. DELPHI, sand. jade, flame and henna.. 0AsOO
An Assorted Lot Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wresths
Of pearl flowers French flowers and feathers QO
up TO @24o each wv
Second Floor. -.,'
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A 'Mudo Box Revue" WIN be
given in sec0 Thsater here this
geometry County General Hospital. at
Sandy Spring, under the direction
OF Mrs.. Leonard L. Nicholson. r..
Of Rockville.
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Sl.5O Cigarette
Cases

Cigarette Cases, polished
nickle finish; gilt lined; QQc
thin model styles. $50. COS
Jowclry Dept.
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s1.25 Kayser
Cloves

Kayser Strap Wrist Cham
oisette Gloves, in gray, mastic
and pongee; novelty en- QO~
broidered back; all sizes on
First Floor.
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Boys G.25 and $3.50
Wash suits

Fashioned of quality chsmbray kiddy cloth and othsr
hghgrade materials, in plain colors stripes and COM
bnation colors; all fast coiors; sizes to QOc
years wv
First Floor-Bargain Booth. ...-.. . -..
Boys s125 Bousesof quality madras in sssor
with attached buoned
French cuffs; fulcut sizes from 2QC
49,.
Boys special Of Boys
quality Wash Suits of Palmer Linen MILDLY and Pesgy
Cloths MILDLY Oliver Twist models plain and 81 30
combination colors sizes to 10
Third Floor.
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began in the Free Methodist Church
here last evening and viii continue
throughout the week with preaching
every night but Saturday. Rev. H.
z. Albaugh, pastor of the church.
will be In charge but most Of the
preaching win b done by the Rev.
H. w. Hodge.
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Bedwear

S1x00 Run-of-the-Mm Seam
less Bleached Sheets, full dou-
ble-bed size; extra heavy QQc
quality; worth $1.25.... wv
45xss Blcsched Pillow Cases,
mill seconds, heavy round
thread quality: worth Q0c
$50 each. FOUR for. OOS
Crochet Bed Spreads, full
double-bed size; In heavy raised
Marseilles patterns; e1 90
worth $500. OAsO~
81xSe white Dimity Bed
Spreads, full double-bed size;
perfect quality: worth 81 20
$3.50. wAsS~
First Floor.
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Most every home has two or
three Turkish rugs. A Turkish
rug 10 q New Jersey carpet which
has boon abroad.
IT'S nothing but . piece Of Orr.
entail linolcum which hasn't had
. shave.
It's considered valuable because
it's worked its way from the
kitchen to the parlor.
Every Turk who makes . rug
weayes his family history Unto II.
For al you know, you rnays have
an Oriental scandal lying on your
living room floor.
Each design means something.
but the only sure way you can
tell that it's real Is by looking
at the price tag.
Judging from the price they
charge for them, the guy who
made thom must have brought
them over to the country per-
sonally.
Not only that, but he must
have made the trip in q taxicab.
The Same people who mako
them mako Turkish towels. This
h the first time we know that
Turks ever had any use for
towels.
Tbsvsra Ala fnunos,a <op fhafp
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NOANHS EASES PAIN
RELIEVES THE ACHE

TNORMENTING, agonizing rheu-
matte aches are quickly relieved
by Sloan's Liniment. Apply Il
freely, without Ssb6isg and you will
feel comforting sense Of warmth and
relief.
Good also for rheumatism, scistica,
lumbago, neuralgia, soreness ,over-exert-
Cd muscles, stiff joints, bscksche, strains
spains and weather exposure.
Don't let pain lay you up. Kksp
Sloan's Liniment handy and at the 6rst
sign OF an ache or pain, use Il.
For forty ycan, Sloan's has been the
worlds pain and ache liniment. Siosn's
Liniment couldn't hep IL many thou
ands Of friends II II didn't make good.
Ask your neighbor.
Al all drussists-3se, Zoe, $40.
S!11!Qasl11;:;S
Thinner esssssss9
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A series of evangelistic services
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The remains of the late Mrs. Re-
becca Frances Fately. widow OF
Lorenzo Fately. were today sent to
Woodstock for burial. Mrs. Fately
died at her home. 215 North Alfred
street yesterday.
The Washington times., 1922-02-27

The Alexandria Real Estate and
Investment Corporation has elected
the following officers: w. Alber,
Smoot, president; r. 8. Jones, vice
president; William p. woolls, score
tary; c. s. Taylor Burke. treasurer
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They're also famous for their
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Washington
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C. B. Corsets
Sc

G. 3. Corsets, ef PINK
coutii; topics and medium
bust models. with long Or
medium hips; al sizss-
Third Floor.