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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
wooFi w0oFI

or course Il may be only n CO.
incidence. but the Seattle kennel
show always comes TO an end
Just n little before the frank
furter season opens ut the ball
park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
TRIES TO QUIET
GIRLS SCREAMS

thought the other car must be
tho police. but Il wasn't. Another
Oriental got out OF the auto and
came over TO me. He grabbed me
and tried 10 force me TO get into
his machine Jus, like the other Eel.
low did screamed as loud rs
Il possibly could. but he put his
hands over my mouth and tried his
best TO choke me"
Miss Gersbach's clothes were al.
most torn from her body in the
struggle that followed. AS she was
being forclbly carried toward the
waiting car. another machine was
heard approaching and the girl
again screamed. Losing his nerve,
her captor let her 20 and escaped.
The third auto contained Patrol.
men II. Il. Thompson and c. r.
Luce, who Immediately stopped.
After the girl told her story, tho
officers took her TO nearby Jap
colony in an effort TO identify one
of tho orientals rs possible as
sailaut. This she failed TO do.
As the policemen were taking her
10 her home. where she lives alone
with her sister. Miss Gershbach
tainted. She was cared for by her
sister and put TO bed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20

The Firxt move will be for Admiral
liners en- route 20 the Orient 10 show
pictures OF the Pacific.
In the old days the only amuse
ment a man wanted when riding on
train was TO sit In the smoking
compartment and swap lies with the
rest Of the travellers.
To obtain all The advantages Of
travelling in Pullman, so TO a
movie and stick a cinder in your eye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
HAND REACHES OUT
FROM CAR

Il was waiting for a Rainier car"
she said. when large auto drove
up alongside OF mo and a hand
reached out and grabbed my wrist.
fought 70 hard that tho man who
had hold OF me got out OF the car
and wrapped his arms around me
He bent me back 10 far thought
he would break my spine ! beat
him in the face and screamed az the
top OF my lungs.
lie kept saying. Come along with
mo and won't hurt you. I've got
lots OF money. and other things like
that Ho was so strong he would
have dragged me into the car II an
other machine had not como along
just then. lie dropped me on the
pavement and jumped into his ca,
and drove off aE fast as he could.
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a bottle Of milk the other night. and
wiien he got home II was butter.
Orange Week opened here Monday.
We're glad it didn't open on the 18th
Of March.
1t also happens to be National
Prune Week. But don't tell your
clearinghouse landIady.
I like originality
hate trite phrases, Dirc me credit ;
That lingo makes no hit Nth me,
You said iti
Their line Of talk 0ircs me pecrc,
Their parrot phrases sure do fret
me.
They ,oin The icoden razor, stcue.
You get D,c7
Nobody homo; their brains arc dead,
dH their remoris arc dun and
drouthfui
Amt it the truths oh, boz. vou said
A moHttfm.
The League OF Nations has re-
ceived word that male slave sells
for So In Abyssinia.
Employers don't need the open
shop there. do they?
SUGGESTION
.....- ff......x.....s.. Is.....t IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20

Orange Week opened here Monday.
We're glad IT didn't open on the 18th
Of March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
WEATHER

ToRipht and "Wednesday. fair
ocufis aorihwcsfcrlB ,Cluds.
Temperature Last "a Hours
Maximum. -. Minimum. IS.
To-day noon. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20

1t also happens to be National
Prune Week. But don't tell your
clearinghouse landIady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20

SIGUESTIUN
In your Community Fund sub
scription next year. don't forget
to designate "a part Of IL for the
municipal railway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20

Carl Jackson. new prohibition chief
here. Is from Cheyenne. Wyoming.
where he Is said to have had con-
siderable success with the moon
cheyenners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20

Heipi Succorl Assistance see
that the street cars are on the slide
again. Why not send for Pete WITH
,<EIe must be about out OF spending
money by this time-H. E. Man.
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PRINCESS SON
CALLED BOLaSHEyIk

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ONE FATALITY IN.
MORT ok
STRIKE
Longshoremen Strikers Fire
Upon Carload of Men
Taking Their places.

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 11.-Foliow.
ing the first bloodshed in the strike
of longshoremen in the Hampton
Roads district, IN which one man
was killed and another wounded,
a dozen arrests have been made,
all negroes and the international
Longshoremen's hall in the negro
section raided by police.
The shooting took place near the
army base where a truck load OF
negro strikebreakers en- route to
the base to take the places of the
union men on strike were fired
upon from ambush. Later, tour.
Ing car, filled with negroes, was
seen to dash from the scene, police
say. They were pursued and upon
reaching the city, police state, all
the negroes fled with the exception
Of the driver of the car who was
Immediately arrested.
The trouble followed the an.
I1ouHeement of an open shop policy
by the stevedores and steamship Of
ficials and their refusal to further
negotiate with the striking men,
it is said.
All police reserves have been
called ont. but no further trouble is
expected.
Stevedores stated today they arc
turning away men, declaring that
the non-union recruits were hand
ling cargoes satisfactorily. Union
officials would make no statement.
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WIFE DIVORCES
LAWYER; Gets
S25,S72
Mrs. E. H. Kitchin Is Suing
Woman, Alleging Alienation
of Husbands Affection.

Justice Siddons, Of the District
Supreme Court, yesterday awarded
an interlocutory decree for an ao-
soIute divorce from Edgar n.
Kitchin, patent attorney of this
CITY. the court directing him to
turn over to his wife promissory
note on which there is due $25,-
972.S9 in lieu of alimony, and also
assign to her life interest in their
home at 1882 Nineteenth street
northwest and in cottage at North
Beach, Nd.
Mrs. Kitchin accused q New York
woman who had left her husband
because she said he treated her
cruelty and had taken refuge in
the Kitchin home. as the cause OF
the trouble between herself and her
husband. Mrs. Kitchin also filed
suit against this woman for $50, 600
damages for alienation OF her hus-
bands affections. This suit is still
pending.
Frank r. White, architect, who
was sued by his wife, Mrs Eula G..
White, for absolute, divorce, yester-
day denied in his answer that he
deserted his wife. He informed the
court that his wife had challenged
him to kill her alleged admirer, a
naval officer. White claims that
on one occasion he gave his wife
$500 to go where her alleged adj
mirer could not find her.
A final decree for absolute d.
vorce was signed yesterday by JUS
tice Bailey I'M favor of Mrs. Eliza
beth G. Hall against Charles Yer
non Hall.
Edward ]. Tartisel, who sued his
wife, Mrs. Alma G. Tartisel, with
misconduct alleged, was awarded
an iIlteriocutory decree for absolute
divorce by Justice Stafford.
The Washington times., 1923-10-11
FIRE DANGER IN
DEEDS HOME
SHOWN
w. E. Leahy Shows Necessity
for Up-to-Date Building u
Replace Present One.

The great necessity Of an upst0-
date building for the housing and
safekeeping OF the deeds relating
to real estate property In this city,
was clearly set forth in q report
submitted today by Attorney Will
lam u. Leahy, chairman Of D COM
nittee having the matter In hand.
to the Board Of Trade.
Speaking Of he irreparable dam
age that would happen II tire
should visit the Century building on
Fifth street northwest, where the
Recorder OF Deeds office II located,
Leahy says In his report: j also
desire to call attention TO the fact
that there are on hand approx
nlateIy 100000 instruments which
have not been returned to their
owners, and which must be prop
There are IS, sos deeds, mort.
cages and other Instruments which
were filed for record this year. and
which have not yet been spread on
the records. all Of which are Al
danger Of being lost or destroyed
by fire, ana which II they were
lost, or destroyed by fire would be
impossible to replace"
This fact alone says Leahy,
sis Of vital Importance to every
property owner IN the District, as
there are thousands Of homes III.
volved and millions Of dollars ii.
vested In properties as evidenced by
these papers. and makes It iTnpera-
tive that some adequate provision
be made for the proper protection
Of these valuable records"
Attention is also called to the
fact that remedy should be proyid-
ed because of the lease on the
four floors occupied by the re.
corder's Office expired June 30, last.
and that the owners of the building
refused to make q new lease and
brought suit In the Municipal Court
for possession OF the property. The
suit has been continued until
March /, 1924, In order that Con.
gress might take action In the
matter.
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Small Lots Of Under
garments Priced 1o CO

90 Crepe do Chine NFrhfRo s. m.
tlored. Formerly : 8. 96. Eri-
days price y. !. J. ). {. IS IS
tel Crepe Dc Chine NirIae s D -.
Formerly 1856. IL "a y ~
price - .05
s(2OD SIX Radllunn Claerslise For-
merry $G.9S. fridays price
lley crepe ds Chine DRESSING
bacque1, lace trimmed Far
rerIy t7.95. fridays price.
~ white Satin Pettlcoats. For
meFly 1850. fridays price.
u Radiuna Pettfeoas. Formerly
46.96. Fridays price =. $3.50
en- Corset Covers, tight fitting.
Formerly CSC. Fridays price.
(Asl Knitted Etep-Ins ana Blooln-
erg. Formerly $1.0D. Fridays
price 80. !, J. 80. !. s.. Soc
(1l Corset Covers. Formerly
e1.60. Fridays price SOC
a. Extra Size Chennise. Former
" $3.50. Fridays price 95c
l3O1 step-in DrawcFs, color trim
med. Formerly 4sc. Fridays
THIRD FLOOR
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the hardest said Judge Stern.
Considering that Carlyle's history
of the French revolution is less
bulky, one would think that the
matrimonial troubles of the Gabriels
could have been told in more con-
densed language and that the de-
linquencies of a Messalina or a
Lucretia Borgia could be depicted
in less volume than counsel have
seen fit to employ in the present
case :"
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THIRD FLOOR
Out Go Odd Lots Of
Coats and Suits

These are odds and ends from
the showings Of other seasons, yet
many are OF suitable weight for
fall and winter wear. and in
styles that resemhIe the newest
Note the extraordinary savings.
as Black Sait. size 44M. For
merry $3.50. Fridays price.
gsl suits, sizes Sc, an, 501S.
Formerly $3.50, Frfdays
as Brown suit. size IL; "a. FoTm nS:gy
" $40. Fridays price. $3.50
(2) Suits. sizes So and 6Oh.
Formerly $3.50 and $3.50.
Fridays price 1880. $500
(6) Suife, sizes 16, is and ~. For
merly $3.50 to $3.50. Fridays
(Sl Suits, sizes 16. is and z8ss.
Formerly $69.b0. Fridays
lIS Suit. size ii. Formerly $3.50.
Fridays price ...... 5000
~ Blue Suit, size Is. Formerly
1880. Fridays price. :. $500
(0l Suits. misses sizes. Formerly
1880. Fridays price,. $1,000
III Tan Coat. size 16. Formerly
1880. Fridays price. $3.50
(6) Tan COats. sizes 161 ID. AZ
and 46h: Formerly $ss.oo to
al AIpaea Cost, size 40. Former
(2) Rain Coats. size SO. Former
~ tls.9b. Fridays price. each;
rEnnNn ETnOR VO
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Irish Point Curtains
81 So Pair

Il real Friday bargain. Of such
value that The 3 80 pairs VIII seem
4 very small quantity after al.
They are Of domestic Irish point
. yards long II very pleasing
patterns
$500 Art mMEeg cE0tnnmes
lfnene. tapestry ana de1nast.
In 24-iuch squares, that answer
untold needs shout the home.
Fridays price. each :. = ice
Remand 81 Draperx FabEics,
Terry Cloth, Madras. Cretonme
and other cotton fabrics; near
" 1000 yards In AL, but be-
cause they are In short lengtlns
Of yards or less. we are re-
ducing them to this price Fri.
day. yard ~. .1O0
bar Harbor Chair Cushions, soft,
well made and comfortable. Cow.
cred with heavy cretonne 80
Backs to match So
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Monkey scares Teacher.

VINELAND, N. J., Oct. H.
When Miss Van Epps was alone in
her schoolroom in the high school
a scream was heard and the stu
dents rushed in to see q monkey
dancing around the room. John Yo-
olivia had taken his pet to school
and the monk jumped out of its hid
ing place to affectionately greet the
teacher.
The Washington times., 1923-10-11
Cold Savings on Warm
Blankets

(leB) Gray Cotton Blankets, run
or the mill: subject to slight
ifnperfections. Size 06xS0. Fri
days price $l1sVOs
(6) Steamer Rugs, all wool. full
size and neatly fringed. For
merly $3.50 20 $1,000. Fridays
price 30 5Os
(a1 Crib Blankets, fine quality, all
wool; North Star make; satin
binding. Size 36x54. Formerly
$3.50. Fridays price -. $500
(01l Block Plaid Blankets, part
wool, 7ox9O. Rose, blue, tan
and gray. Frfsd ayB price.
pair ........gs..a..s.a..s ~6.O6
The Washington times., 1923-10-11
Large Table Covers
Largely Reduced

l1O) Large Size Table Covers,
Acru with steneiled designs.
Size 6Ax64. Formerly $2.9S.
(14l Bulgarian Table Covers, AZ
inches square. Red and blue:
Formerly $1.4S. Frid ay's
price YlsVU
(6) Unbleached Table Covers, As
inches square, with braided
stenciled design. Formerly
$1.48. Fridays price. .$1.OO
THIRD FLOOR
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TOUR1H TLOon
Remnants Of Sheets and
Domestic COttOns

Indian Head, for art work, aprons,
etc.; yard wide; good quality.
FIno Sea Island Cotton, yard
wide. For many useful pur-
poses. fridays price, yard.
&c
Fine White NalnoOOIE, for under
things and inf4ntas wear. Fri
days price. yard ..s....... Zoo
sheets for O0uble Beds. Good
perfectfons. Frfdayss price,
each 1885,. ....,...... :. el.a6
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WOMAN SUES B. & Q. FOR
ALLEGED $50. 900 INJURY

Agnes Titus, through William Fl.
Mckinney yesterday filed suit In
the District Supreme Court against
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
500, 900 damages for alleged per-
sonal injuries.
Plaintiff alleges that while riding
in an automobile January last q
locomotive Of the defendant railroad
collided with her car at Point Of
Rocks. Nd. injuring her seriously
and permanently.
The Washington times., 1923-10-11
BlOuses at Friday
Savings

(IO7) Blouses, of sheer wolfe and
dimity. Long and short sleeve
models. Several styles. Fri
days price ......,..ss. $1'UV
(72) SILK BIOuses, hip and JAG
quette models, of plain and
novelty silks. Various colors.
Fridays price .SS'UO
SECOND FLOOR
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a Value III Linens,
tex Towels, S9c

EalieV rsIn Towels. with tiza.
coIofed borders 80 well known
III these good quality 1Eartex
towels. Formerly 1s26 ana
31s60. fridays price. each So
Linen Hnck Towels, with fancy
danaaalE border Formerly $50
Fridays price - !. aoe
Tablec1otlas. rnercerized damask
tied quantity. Formerly &1.5B.
E.ridayss price ]. s. !. 81 ~
DiaDer Cloth. "a Inches wide.
soft. absorbent quality. Ten.
yard piece IN sealed package
Friday 31gJ0
FIRST FLOOR
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2,46o PAGES or TROUBLE
FAIL. TO WIN A DIVORCE

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11.-A
tundle of 2,160 closely typewriter
pages of testimony in the divorce
suit of Joseph C.. Gabriel against
Mrs. Frieda Gabriel failed to i'm
press Judge Horace Stern with the
expediency of granting a decree.
''ThA first 1000 pages are always
The Washington times., 1923-10-11

short lengths OF ItnoIeuna ana
Felt Base Coverings short
pieces ana rennants. but they
may be just enough to fill In
for q small room. Linoleurns
and felt base floor coverings II
many colors and designs. limit
ed quantity, square yard. :. $50
FIFTH FLOOR
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Limited Lots of Girls
Apparel Drastically

(76) Bingham Dresses, of plain
or checked patterns. Sizes z to
10 years. Fridays price, great
" reduced ..............,. sec
Bingham Dresses, in large or
small checks Of many colors.
Some embroidered. Sizes to
II. Fridays price ....... @1.OO
(el Velour Suits, one tan and one
brown. Size Is years. Splen-
did quality with fur collars.
= drssd price Ereatly $1,000 roe
(sS TWeed Knlcker Suits, Of blue
or tan tweed Sizes 10 and
IL years. Very practical. Fri
days price ....s ......... 50. 90
(Gl Riding Habits, with breeches,
coat and m Z hing skirt.
Checked velour. Sizes IL and
10 years. Fridays price, great
" reduced ..,............S l0.0S
FOURTH FLOOR
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Atwood Serges and
Crepes at $1.39

A quality offer timely for tbs
school and college girls. as wei
as for women who are thinking
of making smart one-plece frocke
or separate skirts. Right weight
right colors. rightly priced.
AIl-Wool and Mixed PIaids, smart
patterns for skirts and suits;
40 and SO inch widths. IN TWEEN
ty distinct combinations Fri.
days price ...-...#. -. .N1sAW
THTRD FLOOR
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THIRD FLOoR
Ribbon Remnants at
Half Price

Wide ribbons In light and dark
colorinrs and attractive combina-
lions. Useful lengths for hand.
haas. hat trimmings and fancy
work. Friday at HALF Price.
Marrow Ribbons. IN InetRIlle,
onabre. two-tone and picot. All
colors. Unusual value. Friday,
yard ........ss..ss7sss .ssss lO0
FIRST FLOOR
The Washington times., 1923-10-11
Odds and Ends Of Robes
and PetticOats

f21l gaeeem RattihoekerB. For
merry S1.oE. Fridays price. Die
(la1 9atoem pettlbOclkeFs. FOr-
Yraerlw ~. 30. Fridays price Die
fol anteen Petit lseEDs FORMER
II a.e6. Fridays price OBc
fn1 Mam taaerhh nom 2tlcOaf9. EOr-
nferlV 81.og. friday price ooc
ffNl eSteGn Rett1e 1Sta. Eormerly
91.30. Fri vsM price !, lDC
(IDl pairs flOa1Ole 1,lppeEs. Nog-
NSarlv Aec. fridays price. :. DC
(9Y 0nIlted IInbees Crepe de chine.
EoTf t1erly $500. Fri0ey.s
price .... :; = z, 4
merry tas.as. Fridays pEics.
(a) Aftatrnas Itebes. xirntned
With Whit Formerly &e.g6.
Friday . prizes : !. ]. !. -
fl1 AlbnfEoSD Eob0s Formerly
eT.ob. Ntidny price, " bs0S
(a) AlhatEo1e obgs uatln ribbon
irflnnied Formerly SETS. Eri-
days price ]. /. !. /. 80 !. $500. ND
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Remnants Of VeiIings

Veil lengths In many different
contrasting dots. Friday. res
duced to. each s............. 15c
FIRST FLOOR
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.HTRD M OOI3
Timely Reductions on
ChiIdren's Sweaters


Sweaters of various pcpular
styles ana RaHorite col0rs Broken
Sizes, ranging from 70 years.
(2Ol Sweaters. Reduced Friday.
llel SweatsrS. Reduced Friday.
1895
(IsD Sweaters. Reduced friday.
e1.05
ChlIdren'e Dresses, white or coI-
0red. Sizes 9 to years in the
whole group. Formerly up to
eA.O6.
(26l Dresses. Reduced T'riday
1.1o
t47l Dresses. REFUSED FRIDAY.
ts1l Dresses. reduced friday.
t411 Costs Tor children 81 3 G. B
yeaEn Broken sizes. Various
ss.ss e ~ ia ~ ,oax. oF, nssos.
b 49,
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Odd Lot Of Trimmings

Chiffon Cloth. Colored Net ana
dnced FRIDAY q. gard. -. .5oe
Souuim Samples, for sparkling
evening gowns Black and
colors. Friday. special 31.oo
FIRST FLOOR
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Regular 75c Toilet
Articles, acc

Choice Of an assorted lot con-
si6ting Of cOmpacts, powders and
rouge--all assembled for quick
choosing.
(IEl InEram's Face Powder. FRI
days price. $1,000. ..s.s.. !. .36c
(12l Incense Burners, assorted
EFt0ay @@Gns s.ssss,ss >. see JUC
, (3Oy Incense Dancing Dolls. Reg
ular 25c value. Friday, each,
~ s Ice
(I6) Perfume Bottles. Regularly
CSC. Friday each 1890. =. .6oC
FIRST WLOOR
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WOmen's Hosiery
Reduced

Wool and Hllk-and-ygool Hose.
Of = good winter weight. Blue
camel, oxford and white. For
merly 500. Fridays price .6Oo
Wonen's sfIk stockings, IN gray.
brown. navy and black Fof-
merly $50. Fridays price. 06O.
FIRST FLOOR
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Friday Remnant Sale

Wonans mind
Brothers
that Remnant Day
no !. y. e. and no exchanges
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Top Floor Offers
Tip Top Values

Round Cake Boxes, heavy tin
with black lettering. Fridays
price, eacn. $1.VO
NescO Perfection Heaters. The
ideal heaters for chilly morn
ings and evenings when 1t is
not cold enough for the fur
mace. Smokeless and odorless.
Fridays price. ..i....... .$4.59
No. 8 Samson COppeH-bOttOm
Wash Boilers, strong and
serviceable. Large size. FRI
day, each ............. $40
Polar Cub Electric Heaters. Just
the thing you have been look
ing for. 1t will take the chill
off your room or apartment.
A splendid heater: small, but
effective. Guaranteed $500
American Queen Electric Iron.
Guaranteed. Fridays price.
SS.75
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Boys WARM Underwear
a Low Prices Friday

Bnvss Union Sulfn. gray with
fleece lining. High neck, long
sleeves ana ankle length. Sizes
Af0 years. Friday !. 50c
HOves WOol Pants. ankle length.
sizes 30 70 81. E.riday's price.
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Sixth FLOOR

Lining Remnants at One
Third Off Regular
Prices
Buy your Innings Friday. Use
full lengths OF sillK-and cotton
null, brocades and plain and
fancy sateens. Many colors and
FIRST FLOOR
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Hair Transformations,
Special, S1.95

Hair Transformations,
Special, $1.95
II you are tired Of the present
arrangement Of your hair. tTaug-
formation. even ~ this low price,
Will work wonders These are 81
good grade hair. in I'll shades.
including gray, and our assistants
win help You secure . perfect
match.
Ak about our scalp treat
TH1RD FLOOR
Christmas Dolls at
Half Price
Because these dolls were eaps
ried over from last year. they VIII
not be less welcome 70 the happy
little girls who receive them.
(1l echOenhut AIl.Wo0den Don,
moving eyes and curly Wig,
20 inches fail. Formerly 9e.s6.
Reduced Friday s. Z. $3s4o
~ scIloenhut Wuoden Doll, ~
inches high Painted eyes ana
bobbed hair Formerly 9t.8e.
Reduced Friday s. !. ~. -
f2) Sch0ennt DDIIs. il Inches tail.
Moving eyes and curly hair.
Formerly $7.45. Reduced Fri.
0ay = -. .. !. stsaS
az ala0emhut Character DoIIs
with wigs. Formerly s4.45. Res
duced Friday. 8. !. I. j.. y. s,2e.S8
10 sIa0enhus CzlnrneteF Dolls,
with painted hair Formerly
1895. Reduced Friday IS. e1.ea
f3l EIloenhu6 Della, ia inches.
Formerly 81 Reduced Fri-
QaT .s.ss s. tls48
as MANA Dolls. 50 Inches, with
Composition legs head ana
arms. Formerly $1z.96. Fri
days price !. {. !. q. .9o.ze
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The Washington times., 1923-10-11
The Choice Of Thinkers :

The thousands Of motorists who use
AMOCO-GAS exclusively are proof that
there are Thinkers" in this world. BY
giving thought to their gas problems
they have wisely chosen the fuel that
saves them dollars and gives their car
new life.
Every gallon of AMOCO-GAS is all en-
ergy and vigor, full of extra miles and
ready to give your car more power and
speed when you want it. And it is free
are the sources of repair bills.
After you have driven with AMOCO-
GAS few blocks, both you and your car
viii agree that there is nothing half so
good.
The Washington times., 1923-10-11
Reliability

That has been our recbrd for the
past 81 years,
Terms OF payment TO suit. Exnmi-
nation free.
The Washington times., 1923-10-11

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