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JUSTICE MOTOR co.

JUSTICE MOTOR CO.
1924 Willys-knight touring.
1924 Overland sedan.
1924 Ford touring.
1923 Maxwell touring.
1923 Chandler coupe.
1923 Oldsmobile touring.
1923 Buick sedan.
1923 Oakland touring.
1923 Ford touring.
1923 Chevrolet coupe.
1922 Buick roadster.
1922 Maxwell tourings.
1922 Overland tourinss.
1922 Chevrolet coupe.
1921 Buick touring.
1921 Nash touring.
Templar sport. +pass.
Standard 8 coupe.
Many Other Makes.
From $50 Up.
Special arrangements have
been made for those who cannot
pay cash-a budget plan that
will be shaped to suit the con-
venience of the buyer.
JUSTICE MOTOR CO.,
Authorized
,Willys-kniSht. Overland and
Chandler Distributors,
1915 l4th St.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
(COntInued.p

9lt 10th ST. N.W.--I.arSe. second foor room
twin beds. private bath; also single rroln ::
reasonable. 800
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WILL SELL. CONTENTS or 4.RO0M Arr.
IN NV. See tons r ef living dining. room.
two he.ir0ons. ksichcn. hat.I. Rent. So. 80
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CORNER GEORGIA AVE. AND LONG
fellow >t--Aiira"tive and completely furnished
apartment: -. l.. b. All outside rooms.
Adams 6g1
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ONE ROOM AND BATH APARTMENT .rI.
1901 * street. Tie ke,Irck. References 10
quircd Yi,s
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RENT ROOMS--FURNISHED.
(COutfnued,)

LARGE FRONT ROOM with balcony; third
floor apartment: continuous hot water and
telephone. breakfast aud dinner II desired.
Mns
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i10f VERMONT AVE. N.W.--.Iarge front
room Tor Two: also single room; excellent
meals at moderate r, ties
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FOR RENT FOR MONTHS. BEGINNIN,:
January !. Very attractive furnished 6reom
apartment. Kew Gardens. Phone North JJJy
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2l42 PA. AVE. Nv. ONE ROOM N
closed sleeping porch and bath: all modern
improvements Phone Mesf Liza Il
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$4,000
Is a big price; but over that
amount is saved yearly by the
District Oakland Co.-through
the merchandising of GUAR
ANTEED" Automobiles.
And what is saved by US is saved BY you-
buy-our special 10.000mile guarantee pro-
tects you while yea ride.
AUCTION
Prices, but not an auction sale. No ears are
sold without demonstrating. No red tape on
time payment dcals-liberal discount for cash,
SIS TO $3.50.
% Cleveland coupe. Hupp 2l touring. Cad
lilac sedan, Studebaker light six, Haynes
sport s.55," Dodge tourings, Fords Chevrolet
coupes '23. Oaklands, Chevrolet tOurinys
(23's), Studebaker special six.
Your Car in Trade.
OAKLAND,
1909 L St. NV.
M. 76l2. Nj. 76l2.
"As Near as Your Telephone"
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"S'3 2Gth 81 NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
apt. >sroHd hpnr. ; 'eht ro. ms in modern
hom"; gas range and Sink ia = chen. Phone
Nor Il Siqi al,s
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.

2106 II ST. N.W.-Two large rooms. two beds
| eIectrjcitr 2Os
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, LARGE ROOMS. KITCHENETTE conf
pHte!y furnished for i"yu>o keeping: Second
Moor front. : big close :. phone and lsuDdry :
convenient lines 80 9Th 81 nc 10
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! DOWNTOWN. Sl5 X ST NW-IAHGE
and lavntnrt: - Ad:IIs 2ns
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l':.2 tOLtMBIt ROAD -- Handsomely fur
n!shed front m: double: ntinuous hot a
ter: rliore bone kim"
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l717 DE SALES, DOWNTOWN--Two warm,
richly furnished communicating rooms. bath.
siasle or en- suite 800
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1920 VERMONT AyE.--Attrartive double and
single rooms. elect. steam. phone.
1889 18th ST. N.W.-Desirable double room:
breakfast. refined. reas naI,Ic 800
l.OS NJ ST.-Attrsctye. waim double room;
twin beds: electricity ags
SlJ d NW.-Nire little nat. Ink. u
LET Us MOVE YOUR TRUNKS AND RAG
GAGE, ETC, J0r AND UP. NESEH CLOSED.
CALL DISTRICT EMPRESS co. MAIN
lOO, ogs
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OPPOSITE Y. NJ. &. a. I141 & st. NV
Nhely furnished, steam heated rooms; e.ce-
lelIl rle.Is
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31s r. CAPITOL. ST ROOMS AND KITCIi-
1'neife. Turn shed 'orhul"tn ior light house
keeping. Second fpcr front
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1897 IOWA AVE. NV. ono block from I4th
and Deca tur-Iarge south front room with
private bath continuous hot water: private
family: detached home. Phone Col. I020. 10e
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STANLEY II. HORNER
BUICK
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.

- oI-D N<AN LEI AN w l. ~ 4.
If
YOU arc iii the market for a good
used car now and here is the
time to purchase it.
A demonstration will convince
you.
Liberal terms can be ar
ranged.
Buick sedan. 81 600
Buick touring. ... $50
Buick 4-cyl. touring. .... $50
Chevrolet touring. .. $50
Buick coupe. e........ $50
Dodge touring. ng..... 600
Maxwell coupe. ...... 700
Ford touring. ........ 300
Buick touring-scdan. 49,. $50
Buick sport touring. 1000
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY II. HORNER.
1915 14th st. Main 500.
EMERSON & ORME.
Buick. 1924. 6-cyl.. 4-pass. coupe.
Buick, 1923. 6-cyl.. 4-pass. oupe.
Buick, 1928. 6-cvl. touring sedan.
Ford. 1921. sedan.
Hudson. 1923, coach.
Dodge, 1923, sedan.
Dodge. 1921, sedan.
Dodge. 1923. touring.
Ford. 1922. touring.
Buick. 1924. o-cyl., 5-pass. tour.
Ford. 1922. sedan.
Chevrolet, 1922. touring.
Oakland, 1922. touring.
Liberal Terms.
1920 Nj St. NV.
1918 Conn. Ave.
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iHOQUOIs. Thomas Circle. 1910 81, Apt
ba iII: In family 1Ns
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a ST. NV rooms furn sled. l.h.k.
electricity and gas; reasonable: adults only.
North O5OS W Esra1e oos
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1873 ST. N.w.-Double. second foor. next
To- bath: hot WIter heat electric light: SlB
per week. Gentlemen preferred
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NEATLY FIRS. SECOND FLOOR. BROOM
apartment: instantaneous heater, cleo lights.
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FINE SELECTION USED
CARS.
SACRIFICE. PRICES.

adj llar Sedan: iih2 ncw..............S,: $50
Hudson Sedan: gOTd. Observation-Disclosures. 115
Stu'icbak'r Sedan. special s;1........... 450
ORD S"dans t.i.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S11J M
Ford Coupe i-Pass.. 1924. ............. 300
EIick Light TUur.: Ike ueW......... 40
NaSii T0ir.: Ike new. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 315
Columbia Tour. light G............... 10
Iioamcr Sport Tour: perfect. :s25
buhk LouI lhCS to- "l-...-............ 800 up
Buick Roadster. light q. ............. $50
f"ri Tourings '2l. .s75-10O
Dodge Four ngs 81 500 up
Chalmers Touring NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Cadillac ''S' Touring: perfect. ....... $50
Peerless 'S'' Touring; late model. ........ 30
Peerless RoaGster. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Packard twin Touring. ...-........... 17J
HUDSON Super Touring. 1919. ........... 17J
Plenty Others hand at lowest prices
Robert Herson's Auto Exchange. lst and d
SITS NV Lin 9Jf3 %
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lol3 R-LAR;E BED-LIyINt; ROOM. EITCH-
en-. t"" closets. bal, OHy; attract, ,vely fur
nshed two doo-s frcm C!IHstic:"n: s4G.g
CORNER 18th AND X STS-yERY DE-
sirable one room ahd la liz ii,.I (ueG, Phone
Po'oma" i2f. Seen by sppu ntnrn,
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: RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-Pleasxnt room
for one or two persons: large closet. double
bed. h.-w.h.. gas. electricity; convenient 10
car lines 3Os
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NV. SECTION-Iarge. double corner room.
well furnished adjoining bath; walking dis
tancc. North 473l-w 800
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VICINITY 18th & Col .rd.-0ne or two beau
tiful rooms: private home: adjoining BATH
continuous hot water phpne. etc Adams
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! H.. H.. AND REC. HALL. COMPIETTTY
iufhshed pihun: Ind. foJr apt. bldg alsc
rooms and bath, with uorrI, N,rtl, t:ui.
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51O5 Mt. Pleasant st.
Two rooms aud private bath to refined
couple: no 0bterton to infant. 90
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THOMAS C1RCLE-IOvely large room and
hath; no other roomers; beautifully kept apart
n,ent: gentleman; $40. Address BOX SOC, Star
cdire ls
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOT-SEk FTP
'nr. piano. rooms, reception hall. bs tn norch.
Eear two ear lines. NJ. Pleasant: reasonablp
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TIE N0RTHUMBERLAND ONE ROOM
Altchenettc. bath. Apartment GO7 Gail mar.
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300 18th N.W.-Desirable room, suitable for
one or Two persons; convenient loca tion:
celiPnt home cooking. Am 3Os
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1870 LAMONT ST. N.W.--L1rgc front corner
room. SECOND floor: nicely furnished: private
family: with board; for two; reasonable.
Adams 1850
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE (within one block
Bright. southern room. separate bath; garayc:
with or without breakfast; strictly private
hume. Glove. 1888
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Hij MORRIS ST. N.E.-Newly furnished room
with excellent board private home: electric
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2i42 ST N.w.-Clean. furnished single
room in apt: other roomers; southern ex-
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1850 Church st.--Well fur
nished and heated double and single rooms;
electricifr: nhnne
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,nf. Moobs1DE. 1900 ST. N.W.-AN At
tractiFe. completely furnished ant: living
rom; dressing room. kitchenette and BATH.
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NEAR WARnMAN nDi FL. 2S2I 18th St.
Ncwly furnished warm double and sn2le
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FOR SALE-AUT0M0BILES.
COutInucd.)

(CoWtinued.D
DEPENDABLE
USED CARS.
All cars in good condition and
ready for demonstration.
1923 Dodge Brothers sedan.
repainted, thoroughly
rcconditioned ..... $500
1922 Ford coupe, splendid
condition ..:......... IoO
1921 Dodge Brothers coupe.
repainted, motor i'll
iirst-class condition. :. 600
And Many Others.
Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
SEMMES MOTOR CO.,
1907 l4th St. NV.
Main 5000.
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1910 conn. AyE.-Attractive double and sin
gle rooms: home environment and all con-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

M MnEpRoOM, SITTING ROOM AND EATH
n, mon boist , keeping. Ella Coun ave NV rotu
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Si2 EAST CAPITOL Some very handsomely
.nrnl>ied rooms. single suite: meals if
desired. Thonc Lincoln ~. .s
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1905 FILLMORE tnear 18th and Columbia
road ON Portable room. adj djoning BATH con
tinuons hot water: closet: gentleman. 30s
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nHE S nk TWO ROOMS. kTTCHENETrf
rn no moor front. Also unfHruisned ba >.
"eht IoOnl 1G2I iotb ST. 3ns
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For the Home

Sanitas Scarfs, 18x18 X. inch
size, at 64c.
Oyster Linen Lunch Cloths,
48 and 81 inches, at $1.89.
Krinkle Wave Bedspread,
81x9O, each $2.H.
Oyster Linen Tea Sets,
(stamped) 17x33.inch, set,
$1.W.
Buffet Set, 3-piece, stamped
linen, at &c.
Stamped Dresser Scarfs,
art cloth, at 47c.
Tea Towels, of glass towel.
ing, each I4c.
Sanitas Cloths, round or
square, at 79c.
Linen Damask, 7O.inch, at,
yard, $1.19 and $1.85.
All.Lineni Crash, 17.inches
wide, yard 19c and SIC.
Linen Glass Toweling, at,
yard, 23c.
H. S. Linen Tea Napkins,
14x14 inches. Doz., $3.50.
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Notions

Household Aprons, assort.
ed colors, at 35c.
Dress Shields at PIC pair.
John Clark Sewing Cotton,
2oc dozen.
Children's Hickory Carriers,
? to II year size, 25c.
100 count sapphire brass
pins, ? papers for 7c.
IS yards Darnins Cotton, on
six spools for l9c.
Open mesh Dish Cloths, 3
for 22c.
Metal Pot Cleaners, 3 for
22c.
Woven String Shopping
Bags, 19c each.
Fancy Round Carriers, 25c
pair.
Folding Coat Hangers, 2
for 22c.
Scissors, 3 to 5 inch sizes,
19c.
Good quality White Bats, 2
lb. size, $1.W each.
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For the Children

Girls Winter Goats, plain
or fur trimmed, $40.
Girls Regulation Dresses,
chambray, $l.S9.
Tots FlanneIette Under.
wear, ? to II, at 64c.
Tots White Corduroy Coat,
l and ?, at $2.64.
Tots Velvet and Jersey
Panty Dresses, $500.
Tots Rompers and Creep.
ers, and Panty Dresses,
73c.
Beaded Bags, cunning styles,
each $1.64.
Girls and Boys High Shoes,
pair $3.64.
Panty Dresses, Creepers
and Rompers, $1.W.
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Large Willow Clothes Bas.
ket, at 98c.
Round Willow Clothes Bas.
ket, at $2.95.
Radio Stools, mahogany fin.
ish, at CSC.
Priscilla Sewing Cabinets.
at $4.05.
Breakfast Set, gateles table
and 4 chairs; gray or blue.
$39.5O.
Simplex Self.Wringing Mop
at 70c.
Boxwood Salad Sets, 25c.
Brown Earthenware Cass.
erole, nickel frame, at
$I.19.
Mixing Bowl Sets, 4 !. piece,
earthenWare, 8c.
5.Piece Glass Mixing Bowl
Set, at &c.
5.Piece Wooden Spoon Set,
at 39c.
Turkish Towels, 22x45 at
4c; 2Ox4O, at 39c.
Huck Towels, 17x3O at 39c:
18x34 at 45c; 2Ox35 at
60c.
Dinner Napkins, alI.linen,
l7x17, doz., $2.98; 2Ox2O,
dc doz, Z, $3.50; 22x22, doz.,
Damask Pattern Cloths, all
linen, 68x68, S2.95; double
damask, 72x72, at S4.95.
Silverplate Hot Dish Mats.
? for 64c.
Silver Holloware, assorted.
each S4.45.
Table Crumb Sweepers,
each $2.64.
Silverplate Butter Knives
and Sugar Shells, at 64c.
@x80 All.Wool Block Plaid
Blankets, pair $7.05.
70x8O All.Wool Block Plaid
Blankets, pair $8.95.
72x84 All.Wool Old Town
Blankets, pair $12.64.
66x8O Part.Wool Block
Plaid Blankets, pair S4.95.
7Ox8O All.Wool North Star
Plaid Blankets, pair
$1I.05.
Rayon Bed Sets, for double
beds, set $9.64.
72x8O Part.Wool satine or
cambric bOrdered Com.
forts, each $5.64.
70x8O Ell & Bee All.Wool
Plaid Blankets, pair
$1,000.
72x84 All.Wool Kenwood
Blankets, pair $11.64.
6x76 Single Cotton BIan.
kets, each $1.29.
72x8O All.Wool Glorisheen
Comforts, each $9.64.
600 Window Shades, choice,
each 64c.
500 Leatherette Card Tia.
bles, $1.98.
200 Good sized Bath Mats,
$1.75.
Seamless Velvet Rugs, 9x12,
each $500.
High Quality 9x12 Axmin.
ster Rugs, $29.75.
9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs,
$30.75.
9x12 Extra Heavy Wilton
XI>l-L DE- CLO II
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For the Women

For the Women
Women's Union Silk Um.
brellas at $4.64.
Women's Knit Boomers,
cotton, at 64c.
Women's Cotton jersey
Boomers at $1.W.
Won ems Rayon stripe
Union Suits at $1.OO.
Women's Cotton Union
Suits at $1.W to $1.60.
Women's Bath Robes at
$3.50 and $5.64.
Women's English Gingham
Apron Frocks, $l.0O.
Women's Jersey and Trico.
sham Petticoats, $2.9.
Women's Tricosham Petit.
coats at $1.S9 to sos.
Women's Cotton Crepe
Nightgowns at $1.W.
Women's + Flannelette
Nightsowns at $1.29.
Women's Undergarments,
Gowns, Envelopes, at
$I.19.
Women's Silk Costume
Slips, S3.64 and $3.95.
Lovely Moon.Yeen Silk
Underwear, three i'm.
mense groups, at S2.05,
S3.95 and S5.95.
Women's Philippine Under.
wear, wns and
Chemise, choice, $I.79,
S2.70 and $S.79.
Women's 2.piece Pajamas,
cotton crepe, batiste and
and nainsook, $1.S9.
Women's Handkerchiefs,
emb. corners, dozen, Soc.
Women's Handkerchiefs,
emb. corners and sports
effects, at ST doz.
Women's Colored Linen
Handkerchiefs, each, 15c.
Women's Stamped Night.
gowns at 75c.
Swirl" Hair Switches, us.
sually $13.95, at $7.95.
Women's White Linen Col.
lar and Cuff Sets at 64c.
Women's Lace Collars and
Sets at 08c.
Women's Cashmere Scarfs,
striped effect, at $1.79.
Women's All.wool Woven
Scarfs at $l.89.
Ivory (mfd.) Toilet Articles
at $1.W.
3.piece Ivory (mfd.) Toilet
Set, $3.95.
One Lot of Ivory (mfd.)
Toilet Articles, $l.75.
Silk and Leather Underarm
and Pouch Bags, $2.64.
Women's Flat Beaded Bags
at $l.64.
Assortment of Jewelry,
choice, at Csc.
Beautiful Mesh Bags, very
fine, at $1.64.
Women's 6-jewel Wrist
Watch at $9.64.
Women's Black Leather
Boudoir Slippers, pair,
$1.59.
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Here Are More of the
Last-Day Offerings
Yard Goods

4O.inch Satin Canton Crepe,
black only, $500.
4O.inch Black Charmeuse
lovely quality, $l.69.
All.siIk Black Chiffon Vel.
vet, yard, $3.95.
36.in. Black Satin Duchess,
yard, $I.59.
Silk.and.C Cotton Novelties,
for kimonos, 45c.
Silk and Cotton Brocade
Crepes, yard, SIPS.
Ameer Cloth, for fine lin
gerie, yard, 33c.
6.inch Longcloth, for chill.
dren's wear, 10 yds., $1.95.
Nainsook, for lingerie and
children's wear, SO inches
wide, yard, 29c.
36.inch Printed Percales,
good grade, yard, 19c.
Printed Cotton Challis, 36
inches wide, yard, 19c.
Printed Snowland Fleece,
So inches wide, yard, 35c.
Outing Flannel, heavy,
fleecy, yard, 24c.
White Domet Flannel, good
weight, yard, 25c.
Fancy Outing Flannel, 26
inches wide, yard, 19c.
54.inch All wool French
Serge, yard, $1.85.
54.inch All wool Polaire
Coating, yard, $1.98.
54.inch krimmer, for jac.
quettes, yard, $3.50.
54.inch All.wool Poiret
Twill, yard, $3.50.
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For the Men

Mems Elgin Watches, 20.
year case, at $13.6.
Mems Linen Handkerchiefs
each 19c.
Mems Extra Heavy Linen
Handkerchiefs, each 25c.
Rayon Madras Shirts, sizes
II to II, &c.
Mems Part Worsted Union
Suits, $1.64.
Mems Flannelette Night
Shirts, $1.@.
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For Boys

Boys Plaid Mackinaws,
Boys Chinchilla Overcoats.
$5.94.
Boys Junior Overcoats,
$5.94.
Boys Mixture Two.Pants
Suits, $5.94.
Boys Two.Pants Corduroy
Suits, $5.94.
Boys Bathrobes, 1924.
Boys Raincoat Outfits, 1924
Boys. Corduroy .Knickers,
94c.
Boys Wool Mixture Knick.
ers, 94c.
Boys Flannellette Pajamas,
94c.
Boys Wash Suits, &C..
Boys Bathrobes, $1.95.
Boys Blouses, &C.
Evening star., 1924-06-15

At left: Mrs. Arnold Els
worth, wife of the United States
naval officer stationed at
Manila, who has been ac-
claimed the most beautiful girl
in the orient. She lived in
Seattle before her marriage.
Wide World lEoto
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LAVE you ever noticed that you are usually
irsty when you're tired? That's Natures way OF
ling you to treshen up-and you had better take
ong, cool drink if you want to get in tune again,
The burnt-up feeling inside of you will
get the liquid it needs the cool it needs.
A bubbling, sparkling glass of Clicquot
Club Ginger Ale feels mighty good and
\ is mighty good at such times The ginger
\ puts glow through you. Every bubble,
among its thousands of bubbles bursts
its little separate jets of GOODNESS over
your tongue. Every sip retreshes you.
Every drop is wholesomely stimulating.
Its eery color tembts You
Clicouot Club Ginger Ale is about the
best drink that anybody can take on
thirsty day Its rich, golden color tempts
u you the first time you see it; and its just
as good to the taste as it is to the eye;
and its just as wholesome for the body
as it's good TO the taste.
Clicquot Club Ginger Ale is made
throug hout of the best materials money
can buy. Of the purest water. 1t comes
om the Clicquot Club springs OF the purest
gar! For the highest grade of graaulated sugar
,eetens Clicquot Club. Better ginger root can't
bought. But better favors of lines and lemons
Mt be used, either, than those which help to
axe up Clicquot Club, obtained as they are from
e sunshine groves of California and the shores OF
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Eruption of the Kilauea volcano the Island of Hawaii
The cloud of smoke filled with fine sand and pebbles but
later of the eruption rocks weighing much
800 pounds elected
~
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>am>>>> Wake yourself up with Cicquot Club
The most euidely bought ginger ale in the avorld

the Mediterranean What fragrance
they give to Clioquot Club. And Clicquot
Club has just the right taste. Because
the right proportion Of everything goes
into it,
The most uidcIy drunk
ginger dle
Clicquot Club Ginger Ale is the premier
ginger ale of the world. The proof
More people drink it than any other
kind. Not for year or two, but for
thirty-nine years people have been drink
ing Clicquot Club. First the connoisseurS
approved it, Then the people approved
it. Now you find it everywhere. At the
smartest houses, at the smartest tunc-
tions, in the best hotels, in comfortable
homes everywhere. For it is neither too
sweet nor too dry. It's stimulating and
uholesonely stimulating. 1t is the drink
of drinks, which gives people just the
little punch they need when they are
nervous and tired and thirsty.
Clicquot Club Ginger Ale is recognizable hy
its golden purity It's sold by grooers, contcc~
TONERS and druggists. Do not merely ask for it;
it is worth insisting on. 1t is best to buy il hy
the case, because you can
always have it handy in the ~S
ice box when you need IN
wholesome bracer that will IN
put you in trim again. he EA ~
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The Dolores star., 1924-08-22
Boy Drowned at McPhee.

James Bales was drowned Saturday
asternoon while bathing in the Dolores
river at McPhee. The remains were
taken to Mancos for burial Sunday.
James Floyd Bales was born Febru-
ary S, 1908, near Dunton, Colorado, and
died August 16, 1924, at McPhee, Colo
raeo, aged 16 years. 6 months and II
days.
He leaves to mourn his death his
father, VIM. Bales; mother, Hattie G..
Bales; brothers. Claude. Henry and
Herald, and sister, Bertha. Also
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Wright, and Uncles, Henry and c. L..
Wright, of Mancos, Colorado.
The Dolores star., 1924-08-22

Mrs. Hungerford. state president of
w. C. T. U. and Miss Jewell, secretary
will Y. P. B. to be in Dolores Wednes-
day, August II. There will be an
afternoon meeting at 3 O'Clock for the
ladies' of Dolores. and splendid pro-
gram in the evening at 8 O'Clock to
which the people of Dolores and vi
cinity are most cordially invited. The
evening program consists of special
music and talk by both of the ladies
mention above. Both programs will
be at the Methodist Church. Mrs.
Hungerford and Miss Jewell always
have something worth while to tell and
know how to tell it IN an interesting
way,
The Dolores star., 1924-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest H. Morton and
daughter, Lucille, of San Diego, Cali
fornia, are calling on Dolores friends.
The Mortons left this section of the
country twenty-five years ago and this
is their first visit in that time. Mr..
Morton has vineyard in the Imperial
valley and grows early grapes which
he ,hips to eastern markets. He
shipped eighty-two cars the past
season.
The Dolores star., 1924-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Barrett of Lewis.
returned home Sunday from visit to
Denver and Greeley. Mr.. Barretts
father, j. H. Barrett, of Wallace,
Kansas, accompanied them home from
Greeley, and Mrs. B. F. Green from
Denver. On the return trip they visit
ed Ouray and Silverton. Mr.. Barrett
drove new Chevolet car from Denver
for the Odendaugh Bros.
The Dolores star., 1924-08-22
Notice to Firemen.

There will be business meeting of
Volunteer Hose Company No. l in
the Town hall Monday evening, Au-
gust Is. Officers for the ensuing year
will be elected and other business of
importance transacted. All members
are urged to be present.
JACK ODENBAUGH, Chief.
CHARLES BEAR, Secretary.
The Dolores star., 1924-08-22

I adam MiIiss lie Gall Beauty Shop
n,rose. Colorado. is opening a
lutv college in connection with
retail shop. September l. Courses
orable. earn while you learn.
lite for information. 2l-22
The Dolores star., 1924-08-22

The past week has been record
breaker for visitors at Hollywood.
Everybody and there dog was on the
grounds Sunday to learn what they
could about the moving picture business.
The weather is ideal for the work and a
more beautiful spot to take moving
pictures could not be found anywhere.
The Dolores star., 1924-08-22

C. W. Nicely of Mancos, and his ce-
ment workers are in Dolores putting
in walks. Walks have been put in al
the A. F. Harris house on the east side
of Sixth street next the railroad, and
the walk is front of the Harris store
building has been repaired. They are
now working on Seventh street in front
of Mrs. Winnie Akin's and Mrs. Eva
Royce's properties.
The Dolores star., 1924-08-22

The Odenbaugh Brothers are having
the lots at the corner of Fourth street
and Central avenue filled in with ground.
George Osterfeld. Jr., is doing the
work with truck that has been fitted
out with box that can be tilted back
like an old fashioned dump cart.
The Dolores star., 1924-08-22

]. S. Roatcap was in from Peach
mesa Tuesday and reported little
frost at his place that morning but no
damage done. He is bringing toma-
toes to town and says thsA afterwhile
when they get down in price, to where a
printer can afford to buy them he will
bring some around. He reports his
tomatoes doing fine and says he will
have lots of peaches.
The Dolores star., 1924-08-22

w. V. George. who lives twelve
miles up the river, brought in rain
bow trout Wednesday morning that
weighed five pounds and measured
twenty four inches. This fish was
caught in the Dolores river. Mr..
George presented it to o. T. Trimble.