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Evening star., 1923-03-23
BEAUTY CHATS
By Edna
Kent Forbes

of an extract made from herbs that
are extremely bitter. As there is
nothing in it that is harmful, it is
often used to paint under the tip of
nails to break up the habit of biting
them. A girl of nineteen who is five
feet two and half inches would be
normal weight at 40 pounds.
J. NJ. C.-Cleansing cream Is used
to clear the pores in place of soap
In localities where the air is laden
with soil that gets into the skin it
requires such a cream to keep 1t
clean. The best time for such a
cleansing is at night before retiring.
Remove the cream and close the pores
by dashing cold water over the face
and throat.
Evening star., 1923-03-23

w cdlHeT. Slllely VERSE.
SpoartinG Page.
Same Crosses mothers conored
wash lady was sick and couldent
bring the wash back last WenSday
so Sam had to go erround after il
with his ixpress waggin, some of his
trends following him and laffing at
him and making him so nerviss he
umpdumped all the wash out of the
Express waggin going down a kerb
and the fellows got it SO full OF
finger marks trying to see who could
help him the most picking 1t up
agen that Sam Wasent allowed out
agen till the next day.
Intristing Facks About Intristing
People. Mary Watkins is GRACEFUL
watever she does. Sid Hunt says he
could tell time wen he was munts
old, being easy to say but hard to
prove. Pud SimkinSes favorite diz-
zert is runny lemmin merrang pie
but he also eats every other kind
even rice pudding and bred pudding
Pome by Skinny Martin
Self Preservation
tried to draw a camel one sunny
day.
But it looked more like horse.
But did I go and say that's wat ii
was?
wy sure l did. of corse.
Things You Awt TO Know. Before
People had clocks they use to haff
to tell time by the sun, SO on cloudy
days it was no diskrace to be late.
Lost and Found. Nuthing.
Evening star., 1923-03-23
Potato and Liver Pie.

Cook six medium-sized potatoes. cut
them in slices and place enough in a
baking dish to cover the bottom. Over
them arrange strips of liver, and con-
tinue until the dish is filled with al
ternate layers of potato and liver.
One pound of liver will be needed.
Each layer of liver should be season.
ed with one-fourth teaspoonful of
pepper and half a teaspoonful of salt,
mixed and sifted over the meat. Each
layer Of potatoes should be seasoned
with two teasp poonfuls of finely
minced onion and half an ounce of
breakfast bacon chopped The last
layer should be of potatoes. Pour over
all one cupful of stock, cover and
bake for one hour in rather hot
oven. Remove the cover and continue
baking until the potatoes are brown.
Evening star., 1923-03-23
Corn Meal Mush With Pork.

Cook one pound of lean pork. part
meat and part bone. in water until
the meat can be removed easily from
the bone. Remove the meat, cool the
broth and remove the fat. Reduce
the broth to about one quart or add
water enough to bring it up to this
amount and cook one cupful of corn
meal in it. Add the meat, finely
chopped. with one teaspoonful of salt
and half a tcaspoonful of powdered
sage. Pack in granite bread pans.
Cut into slices and fry. Beef may be
used in the same way. This serves
six persons.
Evening star., 1923-03-23

NAVAL OHl lSlN-f icmlsh'
SouRcE-A locality.
This group OF family names takes
It's origin from a town in what is to-
day part Of France. though in the
middle ages, at the period when fam
lily names were in process of forma-
ton. 1t was part of maritime Elan
ders.
The town is Hazebrouck. In an
cient days the locality must have been
noted both for the marshy nature Of
the ground and for the number OF
hares or rabbits to be found there,
for the name represents hare" and
marsh" 1t is to be noted that on the
continent, as well as in England, the
rabbit and the hare have been re-
sponsible for the names given to
many localities. In most cases the
English form is from coming or
.'conyng," as in Cunningham. The
and Netherlandish. The 'u' in the
second syllable. as we'll as the tx" in
stead OF N" in "brouck," is also at
tributable to northern influence, for
the German word is "bruch," not to
be confused with the German "bruck,"
or bridge.
In most cases the family name seems
to have come to this country through
England the variation Hasbrook be-
ing merely phonetic and Anglicizcd
spelling.
The name was first applied to some
family, or probably several families,
which at some previous time had
dwelt in that city. to designate the
place whence they had come.
Evening star., 1923-03-23
Easter Dinner Party Favors.

A charming idea was carried out last
year at an Easter party. and it is well
worth repeating. Violets were tightly
packed in a large bowl. which was
placed on a piece OF looking glass in
the middle of the table, and formed the
most important part OF the decorative
scheme. When dinner was over the
hostess distributed the flowers, which
were found to be formed into neat little
nosegays. the stems being wrapped in
silver paper, to each woman guest
much to her surprise and pleasure.
Evening star., 1923-03-23
Prince of Wales Salad

Fresh cooked or canned beans NAV
be used For a pint. chop fine two
slices of leek or half a thin slice of
Bermuda or Spanish onion. Add
three tAblespoonfuls of oil, one
fourth teaspoonful Of paprika, hall
teaspoonful of salt, half chill
pepper chopped fine. and one and one
half teaspoonfuls of cider or vinegar
Mix Thoroughly and turn onto a
plate. Place slices of hard-cooke
eggs around the beans and a table
spoonful of mayonnaise on top. A
tablespoonful of finely chopped pars.
ley improves this salad.
Evening star., 1923-03-23

horred. They quite forgot the uni
verse contained daffodils as well as
dandrun.
But at last. after grim, grinding
! years, we're remembering the daffo-
dis. And let 1t be said in simple
| honesty that most OF our young peo-
| pie seem to be remembering little else
| and to be trying their level best to
emulate those carefree vegetables.
Evening star., 1923-03-23
How Mrs. Hooty Found Out
Where Her Baby Was,
love dares all and counts as nausht
A deed that Is with danger fraught
NJ

There is just Is strong mother love
among the strongest and fercest of
the people who wear feathers and
fur as among the gentlest. You re-
member how Hooty the Great Horned
Owl and Mrs. Hooty did not hesitate
TO attack Farmer Browns Boy when
they discovered him at their nest in
the Green Forest. You remember how
he carried away one of the two
babies. Neither Hooty nor Mrs. Hooty
followed him far. They did not dare
leave unprotected the one baby left.
Evening star., 1923-03-23

lost baby. She grieved for it and
every chance she got she flew this
way and that, looking for it. With
only ono baby to feed 1t was easier to
catch food enough, and so she had
more time in which to look for her
lost baby. Far and wide she few
every night. OF course, she knew
who had taken that baby. and so at
last she decided to visit Farmer
Browns. On her great, silent wings
she flew over to Farmer Browns
dooryard. She alighted on the top
Of the barn. and there she sat, look
ing and listening. She flew over to
the roof of the house and sat there
awhile, looking and listening. Then
she few over to the henhouse and
alighted on thereof Of that
Evening star., 1923-03-23

Every boy needs suit for school
and every boy should have n base
ball suit. You can make them both
from pattern No. 1854, which cuts
in sizes S. 10. Il. "A and 16 years.
The school suit the pattern pro-
rdeS for is OF the manniSh type
with a mans shirt. That is what boys
prefer. And the boys base ball suit
is exactly the same that Ty Cobb.
Babe Ruth and all of the other big
leaguerS use. Full directions for
making both suits furnished with
pattern.
Price OF pattern, is cents. In post
age stamps only. Orders should be
addressed to The Washington Star
pattern bureau, =: East 18th street.
New York city. Please write name
and address clearly.
Evening star., 1923-03-23
|Of
IF SICK, TAKE "CAsCARETs'
Clean Your Bowels! End Headache, Biousness Colds,
Dizziness, Sour, Classy Stomach

start the bowels acting. When taken
at night, the bowels work wonder
fully in the morning.
Cascarets never sicken or incon-
venience you next day like pills, call
omel, salts or oil.
Children love Cascarets, too. To-
cent boxes. also 25 and SO cent sizes.
Any drug store.
Evening star., 1923-03-23

To clean out your bowels without
cramping or overacting, take Cas-
carets,
You want to feel fine: to be quickly
free from sick headache. dizziness.
biliousness, colds. bad breath, sour,
acid. gaSsy stomach.
One or two Cascarets, any time, will
Evening star., 1923-03-23
Stars for Neatness.
AND THEIR CHILDREN

To induce my five-year-old daugh-
ter to brush her teeth and clean her
nails daily, have pretty card with
spaces ruled on 1t like a calendar. II
her teeth and nails bear inspection,
she pastes a star on the card. This
is forming habit of self-care.
Copyright, 1927
Evening star., 1923-03-23

Mr.. PAUL Poiret. Mr.. Erte, Lucille
"'- meet the arch costume designer
of the world, Mr.. Tutankhamen. And
see his latest creation. turned out in
$500 B. c. Like the half of skull
cap. II is a bit of material embroid
cred like feathers, with bands to fas
ten 1t decoratively to the head The
1928 version of IL would be cloth Of
gold embroidered in beads, or shing-
led with spangles.
Evening star., 1923-03-23
Your Home and
You
Springs Magic Wand.
BY HELEN KENDALL.

IHe paint brUSH IS inc magic "dHu
OF spring, To paraphrase an old bit
of doggerel:
Little ten-cent brushes
Little cans of paint,
Make our last years wicker
Look like what il amt"
The surest signs of spring. in the
old domestic days, were carpets hung
out to be beaten, all the furniture
on the lawn and a general upheaval
of the entire household. Nowadays,
when we do our housecleaning as we
go, have rugs that can be thoroughly
cleaned once week. and dustless mops
that absorb the dirt as it collects.
our signs of spring are the refurbish-
ing of old veranda furniture. the
touching up of woodwork and the
freshening of all painted surfaces.
Evening star., 1923-03-23
Ns1C0a
The Healthful Spread for Bread


1t is SO deliciously favored, so
smooth Of texture and so tpeu
made of the rich fat of the snow
white meat of the cocoanut that
once you try it, you'll always
buy it.
Famous Athenian cooks of old
evolved sevenY~two different
ways of making bread.
Good American home makers
are famous today for their many
delicious bread-making ways.
But they all agree, that however
many ways they may make bread,
there is but one way TO eat it
and that is, Spread with Nucoa.
There's nothing so delicate and
fine as Nucoa melting into hot
biscuits, golden Sally Lunn,
crisp wafles, or spread on the
light bread of every day.
NJ r For making the very best
bread, use Nweod as a shor,,
ening. 1t giUes greater richness, nors
tenderness and finer texture.
THE NUCOA BUTTER co.
Evening star., 1923-03-23
History of Dour pame
BY PHILIP FRANCIS NOwLAN.
HASBROUCk

vARiATioNS-Has Hazebrouek,
Haasbrouck.
RACIAL ORlGIN-Flemlsh.
SoURcE-A locality.
Evening star., 1923-03-23
"ProVide the Very Best
of Bread

that is bread that is well-davored
and with tender golden-brown
crust; bread that is light and of
good texture
u. S. Department. of
Agriculture
Take Uncle Sans advice. And
then take ours and provide for
the very best of breads the very
best Of Spreads
Evening star., 1923-03-23

A GirL"Bitter aloes'. is the mama
Evening star., 1923-08-05
7 Cleanup of Season;
of Startling Savings Il
STATIONERY

35c Stationery. ISc-Lof of Bored
Stationery. white and colors; II
sheets paper and envelopes 10
match.
Up to I9c Envelopes, 5e-Linss.
finish Envelopes, white and colors.
"a in each package.
I0e Crepe Paper, 2e-Lot Of Cot.
ored Crepe Paper. 90 inches wideI
loft. rolls.
2sc Luggage Cases. I6c-FibeS
Luggage Cases, for picnics, bath
ing suits. etc.
I0e Lunch Sets. 6c-Crepe Paper
Lunch Sets. consisting of one
tablecloth and six paper napkins.
I0c Picnic Sets, 6c-ConSisting Of
one paper tablecloth, Ave paper
plates and five paper napkins.
re Wrapping Paper. Hc-Wkits
Wrapping Paper, six sheets in rolll
size 24x36 inches.
IOc Wrapping Paper. 6c-Whits
Wrapping Paper. in rolls of eight
sheets; size 1sx24 inches.
Ub to 59c Stationery, 23c-Bore4
Writing Paper and Correspondence
Cards, "a sheets paper or cards,
with envelopes to match; good
qualities.
SIC Sau.oirs, 59c - Goid.tiatsd
and Silver Sautoirs and pencils.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-05

Earrings. 39c-yoyfh up to $3.50
fancy metal effects.
$3.50 Rings, S0c-gold filled soil.
taire and cluster effects. rhine
stone and colored stone conbina-
tionS-
81 and $50 .Sanfoirs, 59e-Sau-
toirs and Pendants, silk ribbon and
cord styles. with fancy carved
ivory. Jade and black pendants,
many studded wIlk rhln4stones.
Necklaces, 59e-worfh up 70 $50
Pearl bead Necklaces. IS
"a inch graduate styles
81 to 5795 Mesh Bags, s2.95-
Silver-plated Mesh Bags. with EN-
bossed and Dutch silver frames;
high class styles.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-05
ODD LOTS OF ,JEWELRY

Ianity Cases, 29c - Oridfzed
silver effects. In pretty shapes.
25c Thimbies, 9c-SterIing silver
Thimbles, in sizes for women,
misses and children.
Soc Bag Frames. I2c-Oridised
metal enects. with chain handles.
3 Gold Rings, SI.95-pomen
solid gold Birthstone Rings, heavy
gold band, Tiffany setting.
81 Cnf LinAiD iIS Mr-S'M
gold Cuff Links. with sold-piated
connection
Baby Rings. s0e-SoIid gold Baby
Rings, in stone set and plain
styles.
SOC Neck Chains, ISc-Faney
sci ends.
Evening star., 1923-08-05
TOILETS AND PERFUMES

ISc Talcum Powders, as 7r
sorted lot At, can. ~
Britt's Powdered AM
monia, regularly 15c box. o.
zoe Blue Jay Corn 1no
Plasters at, each........ AVS
dravier's Quadruple Extract,
assorted odors; regu-
larly 75c ounce. Half o.
ounce at ............... NV
Nail Enamel, in cake -
form; regularly 25c. At. ~
1oc and 15c Nail Files,
flexible steel; assorted E~
Regular soc boxes Of 10c
Carmen Rouge at....... ~
Regular 1Sc vials of Ma. a.
Wis Perfume at ........... ~
Hairbrushes, an assorted lot,
good quality bristles; solid
backs; regularly Soc 15c
each. At ............. @O$'
Dressing Combs, hard
rubber; assorted shapes. o.
At Observation-Disclosures. ~
Up to soc Shaving Brushes,
good quality leather brushks;
assorted shapes. At, ~,
each ~
SOC Imported Steel Manicure
Scissors, cuticle style; 0Oc
needle points. At, pair. nv
Goidenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-05
RUMMACE ART GOODS

75c and 81 Scarfs, SOC
japanese Drawnwork Scarfs, all
white; full length: only IL dozen
in the lot.
75c Laundry Bags, 39c
Four dozen Heavy Cretonne
Laundry Bags. dark floral patterns.
I2Hc Tea Napkins
8 for IOc
Stamped Tea Napkins, of un-
bleached sheeting; one neat pat
tern.
SOC ScarfS, Csc
+. Twelve dozen White Linene
Searfs and Centers. blue stitched
edkss.
Evening star., 1923-08-05
81, $Z.25 &c $3.50 IT,
Columbia Records ~

10 and II inch Red, White and Blue Label Columbia
Records single and double disc, in variety of operac
artists.
oldenbeg First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-05
Umbrellas and ParasOls
$3.50, 81 g $3.50
Umbrellas, Csc

Mems, Womens and Children's
Umbrellas. good quality American
(cotton) taffeta covers: warranted
fast black and rainproof; also lot
of Children's Umbrellas, of blue
and garnet fast-color: material.
Good assortment of stylish ham
dies. including rings and loops.
Evening star., 1923-08-05

Csc Knitting Yarn, I5c
% boxes of Superf1ne Silk and
Wool Knitting Yarn, in pink and
tomato.
81 Luncheon Cloths, sc
Three dozen japanese Drawn
work Luncheon Cloths, 35 inches
square.
SOC Stamped A brons, Csc
Stamped Fudge Aprons. heavy
unh'enched sheeting; two dozen In
the lot. q
So Piano Scarfs, SI.59
One dozen Japanese prawnwork
Piano Scarfs, full length; plain
white.
oqldsnbsrg s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-05

81 Waists, SIC
t2o0) Cotton Waists or Overblouses. of
yoile and striped dimty; white and tan.
Sizes 36 to 46.
Up to SOS Dresses, S34.75
90 Dresses, OF Canton crepe. crepe Eliza
beth, nat crepe and brocade effects; side
draped models. with short or long flowing
sleeves and round necks; gray. brown, cocoa
and white; sizes 16 to a.
Up to S49.5O Dresses, $3.50
$3.50 Dresses, of fiat crepe, georgette crepe
Canton crepe, printed crepe de chine and
combinations. Tailored and fancy models. in
straighuine or belted effects; short or long
black. cocoa and brown; sizes Is to A..
Misses $3.50 Dresses, SI4.69
(20) Misses Dresses, of white Canton
crepe and seorgette crepe; plain and fancy
plated models; sizes IA, 15 IS, Il and 10
years.
S39.75 Sport Costumes, $3.50
CD Three-pece Sport Costumes. With
plated crepe de chine slips; light blue and
old rose; sizes Is and 49, finished with sash
tie.
$3.50 Dresses, $3.50
voile dotted voile. in light and dark
shades: short sleeves v or round neck mod
els. trimmed with laces or embroideries; wide
or narrow gtrdles.
sos Goats and Wraps, $3.50
t27) Coats. Wraps and Capes. of Poiret
Twill. tricotine and Roshanara crepe;
straightine and belted models, trimmed
with braid. silk stitchings and mandarin
sleeves; navy. black and tan; sizes 16 to 40.
Evening star., 1923-08-05
39c MerceriSed
FOuIardS, I9c

39c Mercerised
FOulardS, I9c
80 inches wide; fine, soft, cling
ing cotton fabric, in navy. black.
copen and brown grounds with
neat dots and stripes
50c R1fine, 29c
SO inches wide: stylish basket
and pebble weaves; all wanted
COlQIy. also WhIlt.
59c and soc Printed
TOileS, Csc
3S and 40 inches wide; fine, two
ply quality: light and dark grounds
in an endless assortment of de-
signs.
75c Silk and Cotton
P0ngee, 49c
35 inches wide; high-grade.
even-thread. f1rmly-woven silk and
cotton mixture. in natural tan
color; launders perfectly.
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-05
Sc. 81 8 So Comforts

Lot of samples" of Hygia brand
Comforts. heavy weight and su-
perior quality, filled with soft cot
ton and covered with fine cambrics
and sateens, in various colorings.
Extra large sizes-72xS0 and 72xs4
inches.
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-05

S5.98 Six BIouses, {I.66
beaded, plain and embroidered styles; light
ana dark colors; sizes IS to 40
Up to $3.50 Goats, $3.50
GS) Women's and Misses Coats, of covert.
velour. novelty mixtures. BOLIVIA. or Poiret
Twill. for sport dress wear. Tailored.
button and embroidered trimmed styles, in
black, navy, copen and tan; lined with peau
de cygne; women's and misses sizes.
Up to $3.50 Suits, $3.50
(2D Three-piece Costumes Suits OF fine
quality Poiret Twill tricotine; with de-
tachable coored blouse; trimmed with braid
crepe de chine lined; misses and women's
sizes.
S35 Suits, S14.95
(21) Suits OF Poiret Twill. in navy blue
straightline or box models. with Peter Pan
lined; trimmed with silk braid or stitchings;
sizes 16 to 40.
Ub to $3.50 Suits, SI8.98
f6D Regular and extra size Suits, plain
tailored and trimmed models; straightline or
box styles, with tailored bell sleeves,
some finished with narrow belts navy. black
and tan: sizes 16 to AZ and As to 49.
S24.5O Suits, S8.75
(22) Suits OF tricotine Kamelure cloth.
box models. trimmed with braid; Peter Pan
collars; crepe de chine lined; new blue and
tan; sizes ls to 40.
$3.50 Silk CabeS, S9.75
CD Capes. of silk Roshanara and Crepe
Knit; crepe de chine lined. black and tan:
neatly trimmed.
Evening star., 1923-08-05
Be 1soeh (5O(6@tlb@r&j$ S@041i~,
Beg inning TOmOrrow-Our Great Half-Yeal

Beginning TomorrowOur Great HalfYea Cleanup of
of Startling Savings I'd
tina out above a other seach
Of limited number of
Evening star., 1923-08-05
Mems and WOmen'S
Umbrellas, S2.39

Silk Piece-dyed Taffetas. in
black only; seconds of values
worth S4.00.
Goldeuberg s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-05
81 Wind0sv Shades
44c

Slight Seconds
Heavy Oil Opaque Window
Shades-in ecru and green: also
duplex green and white shades
Sizes 3 #. by #. in; mounted
on strong spring rollers.
Goldsnberg Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-05
CHILDREN'S WEARABLES
$3.50 to SI.98 Dresses
S1.I0

SLID
Little Girls Frocks of fine grade
ginghams, with and without pan
ties; broken sizes and slightly
soiled
Girls Dresses, SLID
Summer Wash Dresses in dainty
colors and patterns, with organdy
collars and sashes. Sizes Z to II
years.
S498 Rain CabeS, S2.49
(12) Girls Cravenetted Rain
Capes. with silk lined hoods. Sizes
4, 12 and IA years only.
IS Rain Goats, 1928
90 Girls Guaranteed Rain Coats
with hats to match; in stylish
model. Sizes and s years only.
79c Combinations, 44c
(6 dozen) Children's COMPUTATION
Garments Of white cross-barred
muslin and pink batiste; with elas-
tic knee. Broken sizes.
Evening star., 1923-08-05

soc Rubber Gloves, perfect
G' quality !'::..'''..f.'..'': for home use 19C
Soc Creme Lemon,
high-grade toilet cream. OEo
Regular 25c jars of
Peerless Cold Cream. -,
soc Face Powders, an assorted
lot, including Elcaya, Armour's
Luxor, Roger and Gallet'
Poudre de Rix, etc. At, o.
DON
Evening star., 1923-08-05
Laces and En,brOideries
15c s. I9c Laces. IOc

I5c s. Dc LaceS, IOc
Trimming Laces, including
Calais val, hlet and crochet edges
and bands; various widths.
70c FI0uncings, 49c
Swiss Embroidery FlouncinGs,
with scalloped, rufied or hem
stitched edges; dainty designs; %
inches wide.
29c and Csc
EmbroiderieS, 22c
Swiss and Cambria Embroider-
les, scslloped edges, pretty eyelet
effects; 9 inches wide.
Evening star., 1923-08-05
.35c PRINTED VOLES
The Majority ~ "
Perfect Quality NC u dTu
Some Slightly Imperfect Il -

seec A
grounds Full
which will no marth
Evening star., 1923-08-05
So and 81 Part
Wool Blankets
S4.85

1o pairs) heavyweight 70x80
and 72x80 inch double-bed size
Blankets, in white with blue or
pink borders and pretty plaids of
blue pink OR tan. mart wnnl
Evening star., 1923-08-05

15c Conti's Imported Cas-
tile Soap, each cake in -,
Bath Talcum, large can. about
half pound, with velour 1Or
Dull
15c, 19c and 25c Toothbrushes,
assorted styles and shapes; some
soiled from counter dis n,
play. At, each. ~
Evening star., 1923-08-05

39c OrgandieS. 19c
30 inches wide: transparent
quality; in all wanted street and
evening shades; slight mill seconds.
79c Brocade Crebe. 33c
36 inches wide: good assortment
of colors, with self-co1ored EN-
bossed brocade designs. A high
grade, all-cotton fabric.
90 GIL and Colon
CkiF on. 10c
IS inches wide. hne silk and
cotton mixed material; in all
wanted colors.
.39c Cotton Jersey, 22c
36 inches wide; mercerized cot
ton fabric, with jersey weave, for
dresses, lingerie, etc; choice OF
orchid, flesh, light blue and honey
dew.
81 Dress Linen, SIC
So inches wide; close-woven,
pure linen quality, in old rose,
hello, mulberry and brown.
Evening star., 1923-08-05
Sc and 1Oc Soaps
&c Cake

Assorted lot of Toilet and
Bath Soaps, some SCARED from
handling, included are WAte
Rose Floating Soap, Pearl Oval
Soap, American Lady Bath
Soap. Hardwater Soap, Floating
CASTLE Soap. etc.
Evening star., 1923-08-05
Girls Dresses, SLID
S4.98 Rain Cabes, S2.49
S5 Rain COATS. S2.98

I'D Girls Cravenetted Rain
Capes. with silk lined hoods. Sizes
10 and IA wears only
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-06-09
New Office Building
For Water Company
Structure. VIII Contain Repair
Shop, Meter Testing Room and
Apartment on End Floor.

The Atlantic County Water Com
pany OF New Jersey has let a contract
Tor the construction OF a two-story
brick Office and apartment building
upon its lot at No. II Old Turnpike.
The building will contain a meter
tester room and repair shop il the
basement, a commodious Office on the
first floor, and an apartment on the
second floor. The lot is large enough
to provide for the storage OF tools and
water company material and a garage
for the company automobiles. The
rapidly growing business OF the Com
pany made this improvement essen
tial.
The work on the new building viii
start in a few days and the contractor
has ten weeks in which TO finish the
work. Superintendent Herr stated
this week that he would probably
move from his present Offices in the
Pleasantville Trust Company Building
about the first OF October. II the in
crease in rates, which was applied for
a short time ago. is allowed the com
pany by the Public Utilities Commits
sion, the Water Company intends to
expand the present plant TO much
greater capacity. There are several
new mains 10 be u as well as add
tional IRE service TO be added in the
several mainland cities supplied by
the with water.