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Evening star., 1924-01-31
THos. J. OWEN 4 son. AUCTIoNEERs.
rRCSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE THREE.
STORY BRICK DWELLING, BEING
NUMRER 1894 PARK ROAD. NORTH

IRCSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, BEING
NUMREE 1884 PARK ROAD. NORTH.
WEST.
By virtue Of . certain decd Of trust. being
instrument No 20. recorded December 6. 1922.
among the land records OF the District OF Co.
lumbia, and at the request Of the party Sc;
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees will
sell at public auction, in front Of the prem:
ises. on TCEtDAY. THE TWESTY.SISTH
DAT OF JANUARY. A.D. 1924. AT FOUR
PM. the foilowinE described land and prem,
desisnsted as and being lot So in Lewis 2.
Breupinkers subdivision Of lots in block L..
'fnglsside," as per plat recorded in the sur
veyor's ofice Of the District Of Columbia in
Lher "a at folio i25, subject to covenants Of
record.
Term,: Sold subJsct to rricr deed Of trust
for $500 and the unpaid interest and overdue
ta1es, any. further particulars Of which
will be announced at time Of sale: the pur-
chase price above said trust to be paid in
cash. 4 deposit ef. 500 required: Conveysne-
ing, recording and revenue stamps at pur-
chsser's cost Terms TO b. complied with
within thirty days. otherwise deposit for.
feited and the property may be advertised and
resold st the diserstlcn Of the trustses
ROBERT L. AcKEEvER,
KARI, Y. GOSS.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Applied Psychology
Feb. 2-April IS ;
At Eight O'Clock
1922 II Street

Miss Dill Is addressing the Psychology Club.
Sunday night, Feb. Ard, at & o'eloek, At The
Playhouse asia n ST.. Topic. ''whst Pay.
choiosy Can Do For You"
For information regarding the course, tsic.
phone Miss Dill, Col. 6Ssi. Circulars obtain.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
GEORGETOWN.

georgetown.
Ons Of the few old Georgetown homes now
available for sale. A center-hall plan brick
sesideaee. fully % feet wide. with a lot l2o
ret ID depth. Frs, boof, spacious living
second door. two very large bedrooms and
enc smaller bedroom. hath; third hoor. four
bedrooms. In good condition; newly redcro.
rated: new roof; elec. lights: excellent heat.
ing plant. Price only $4,000 for quick sale.
Moderate terms.
Hedges s. Middleton, Inc,
Evening star., 1924-01-31

cHEvY CHASE. p. O.. on ND:-NopERN
center hall plan with fireplace; sun parlor or
side porches: prefer colonial design: state
price. terms and address. Addrsss Boz 114'C.
Star cf1ce.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Valuable Cafeteria and Lunch
room Equipment in No. SIC
18th St. NV,
BY Public Auction,
MONDAY, FEB. 4, 1924,
Commencing 10 AM.

opolta tables. chairs cash register, steam
table, stlverpsted tableware, crockery and
glassware. Orio!s 6bnrner gas range with
two ovens. electric fans. ice box, coffee urn,
hentwood coat racks, Humphrey bester. but
ter cutter. menu boards, cooler, kitchen requ!'
sites. etc.
Terms: Cash.
ADAM 4. >WEECHLEE.
iaS0, 81 ,fc12 Anctioneer-
THos. J. OWEN & son, AUCTIUNEERs.
Evening star., 1924-01-31

eYTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN rosr.
P6NED UNTIL MONDAY. THE FOURTH
pHI PAT or OF FEBRUARY. 1924. AT FIVE
ny ORDER or THE TRUSTEES.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUAHLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING NO. 1910
FILLMORE STREET Nv CONTAIN

ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUcTioNEER.
Household Goods, Player.Piano,
Rugs, Paisley Shawl, Linens,
ETC., by Order Executors and
Others; Also Fine Mahos.
any Cigar Store Fixtures, BY
Order Trustees,
By Public Auction
At Weschler's,
s20 Pa. Ave. NV,
Saturday,
Commencing 8 AM.
Nah. Bedroom and Davenport Suites, Msh
spritgs and Mattresses. Bookcases. Hail
Rack Royal Easy Chair, Nah. Shaving Stand
Dressing Tables, Paisley shawl. Bed and Ia.
orn.ment.. Kitchen caninss. Gcuchss and
At 10 AM,
Automobiles, including Touring
Cars, Roadsters, Sedans, Deliv-
cries and Stearns.Knight and
Westcott Tourings, by order
receivers.
At I2 O'CLOCK NOON.
valuable Mahogany Cigar Store Floor Cases
and wall Cass, by order trustees: Cash Reg
listers: also Nah. Plsyer.Piano, Talking Ma
chinc1, etc.
jss,.as rsE?s: e''a ADAM A. wEscHbKR, Auct.
rHos. J. OWEN 4 son. AUCIIONEERs
-.-.-..n, ..,- .,.
Evening star., 1924-01-31

4. Southeast Opportunity.
|s5, ss0-six.roou. modern brick. large lot; 80.
(ft. alley: possession with title; good terms.
|DO4 st. ne. Lincoln 90S. S1s
Evening star., 1924-01-31
BEAUTIFUL
NEW BUNGALOW.
$500 CASH. &S PER Mo
$500 CASH, $50 MONTHLY.
NEW HOME

These wonGT-iul new homes are located in
good section NV convenient to cars. lots deep
enough for garage. well arranged rooms.
complete tile bath, hot-water heat, oak floors,
laundry. concrete front porch, full cellar,
double rear pcrches. paved street. wide alley.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
$500 CASH-SOUTHEAST.
7 WISH TO SELL.

my Groom. white tapestry brick. colonial
home, at the earliest possihle moment: II
sleeping porch ana a very large back yard %
. good alley. TIL: property is nov vacant
than 81. 800, but viii pay no comnissinn II
you are a responsible Warrington resident. I
sht consider q smaller cash payment. Will
Evening star., 1924-01-31

Ffivate Tes1ons 10 mashamaties. SeIssess
languages. Twenty years. experience. Esps-
cisI attention to stupid, backward and On.
willing pupils. 81, $3.50. ALBERT JoNA6,
1903 HOPKINS Strest .: W Write Oh cali. %
Evening star., 1924-01-31

ADAM q. WEsCHLER. AUCrIONEGR.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
DETACHED BRICK.

Chevy Chase home. best buy In this exclu-
sive section. Center-hall type; beautiful
and has new awnings. In excellent condi-
tlon. First floor has center tai, large living
room. den, dining room, kitchen, pantry aud
hath. Two large rooms n attic. Completely
modern 10 every respect ana priced to sell
quickly. Can 10 bought very reasona bic
ferrps To {nanASt rail North 47fN
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BIeached MusIins,
Friday, 5 yds, 81
Long lengths of the regu-
lar 22c grade. LOO yards
in all. Heavy weight for
making cases and sheets.

Scanned Sheets, 79c
size 72x9O inches. Heavy weight serv-
iceable quality. Only 400 In all.
Cotton Bats, 6 for $l.OO
Regularly zoe. 1000 for filling pillows
and comforts.
Marquisettes, s Yards $l.OO
Regularly zoe. 36 inches wide. Plain
and figured designs for making curtains.
Lengths IN to 5 yards.
Turkish Towels, S for $500
Regularly 25c and 29c. 1896 inches,
Heavy double-thread construction; per-
feet quality; very absorbent.
Cotton Bats, $l.OO Each
Regularly s1.19. 2-p6und comfort size,
opens up 70 72x9O inches. Enough for >
double bed.
Pillow Cases, 2 for 4Sc
Seconds Of zoe quality. Size 42xS6
inches. Heavy sheeting quality.
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ChiIdren's Waist Union
Suits, CSC
Of medium weight with
tape and washable buttons.
High neck, long sleeves, ankle
length. 2 to 13 years.

Women's Cotton Union Suits, z for CSC
First Quality Fine Ribbed Suits; open,
closed or Teddy Bear style. Low neck,
sleeveless land knee length. Sizes S6
to AZ. .
EnameIed Hat Boxes, $2.9S
CollapsibIe Round Hat Boxes, Of black
enamel, lined with pretty patterns Of
figured cretonne. Regular price, $S.40
to $S.98.
Women's FIeeced Union Suits, S9c
! Suits Of light weight Dutch neck
elbow sleeves. Sizes 40 to "A.
Rib.Top Stockings, 3 Pair soc
q Women's Fine Rib Cotton Stockings,
with elastic rib top, double heel and toe;
irregulArs. Sizes 8h TO 10. Black only.
Boys Cotton Stockings 2 Pair Soc
Boys' Heavy RIB Cotton Stockings,
with plenty Of leg length; double heel,
toe, and sole. First quality Sizes Z
to Slkk.
PaIaiS RoyaI-B Bargain Basement
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Pound Paper, SIC
Regular 45c value. Choice of white or
blue. u sheets and 80 envelopes.
Stationery, l9c Box
Odd lots. reduced for clearance.
Assorted Chocolates, sec Pound
The kind the kiddies like.
SiIyer-Plated Ware, $I.39
Regular So and s. values. Odd
pieces, good quality silver-plated ware.
Included are fruit bowls, cake plates,
compotes, sandwich trays, bonbons, etc.
Odd Table Ware, 49c
Regular SOC. and 81 values. Odd pieces
of standard makes, fully guaranteed.
Berry spoons, cold-meat forks, gravy
ladies, cream ladies', etc.
Silver Deposit Ware, $l.OO
Regular $1.98 value. Fruit bowls
and plates Of crystal ware, with designs
in silver deposit.
Novelty Jewelry, l9c
1900 pieces q better quality Novelty
porter. Included are:
Necklaces CuII LINKS
LavalIiers Lingerie Clasps
Bracelets Hat Ornaments
y Bar Pins Baby Pins
Brooches Collar Pins
Cuff Pins Gold Chains
Fancy Combs, .$2.95
Regular $3.95 to 1926 values. Beauti-
full combs of shell, crystal and ombre.
Set with finest quality cut stones, in
plain colors and color combinations.
Palais ROyal-Main Floor
Memo and YoushIine Corsets, $2.9S
Regular $500 value. Models from our
regular stock, low or medium busta
Sizes IS to SO, in one make or another.
PaIals Royal-Third Floor
II Beacon Bath Robes, $3.50
Regular e5 and 1923 values. Variety
Of styles and colcrs. Plain or floral
designs.
II Kimonos, $3.98
Dainty plain and, fIocked dot. wolfe.
Net and lace trimmed. Regular So to S.
.Palais Royal Third Floor.
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Remnants at Half Price
including ginehans, cotton suitine,
white goods, domestics, linens and sheet
ING. Good, serviceable lengths. Friday
ct v price.
Heavy Outing Flannel, l2lzc Yard
~ 20 inches wide. With fine pin stripes.
Al limited quantitys
Bath Robing. 5sc Yard
Regular 9Oc value. Heavy quality,
most desirable patterns and cclorings.
IS inches wide.
Dress Cling hamS, zoe Yard
!, Regular SSc value. Beautiful fine
quality, good assortment Of checks and
plain colors.
Pillow Cases, 29c
Regular sec value Size 42xS6 inches
Made Of good firm muslin. Free from
dressing.
36-inch ChalIies, lSc Yard
Used to make draperies and comfort
covers. Beautiful patterns and shades.
, Palais Royal Second Floor
Rayon (Eiber Silky Drapery, Csc I'd.
SO inches wide. For window draperies,
IN various shades.
Cheela Velour Portieres, $3.50 Pair
A very fine soft hanging, in plain
colors.
Better Grade Curtains, $2.7S
Panels, laces, marquisettes, nets, etc.
so patterns from which I'd select. Just
Z to s Of 3 kind.
Table Scarfs and Mats,
$l.65 and S5c Each
For table, victroia, piano, etc. Made 81
velour. plain Or combined with tapestry.
Cloth Dresses, $3.50
A group of cloth dresses for the larger
women. Three styles. in sizes AN to
54h.
Palais RoysLThird Floor
5-Piece Lunch Sets, SEC
Stamped on superior quality unbleached
muslin. Hemstitched for crochet with
dainty design for colored embroidery, /
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Cor,et. i sL.Ss

~ 49, e
CoFsets At S1.89
OF firm coutil with medium and low
bust. long hips. @. b.. Mayo Belt,
American Lady, Rengo Belts and other,
makes, in sizes for slender and average
figures. Sizes Il to SO.
GirdIes al $l.O9
Ncn-lacing Girdles, Of novelty mate
rails, with elastic panels in side. Sizes
"a to 80.
Silk Camisoles, soc
Small lot in navy and brown. Odd
sizes that formerly were $1.OO.
Boudcir Caps, 44c
A very dainty assortment, made Of
satin, lace and net.
aChiIdren's Combinations, SOC
Made Of barred muslin, open or elastic
knee. Styles for boy or girl. Sizes
2 TO H..
Palais Royal Bargain Basement
N
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&. W. 8 ii 7 3 j
Petticoats at $l.8S
Only IA, Of. allsilk jersey, with pleated
flounce Of soft English sateen. Combina-
ticn colors.
ChildFens Boomers, 29c
FulI-cut, Of crepe and nainsook; elastic
top and bottom. In pink only. Sizes
to ~ years.
Girls Panty Dresses, $l.59
Wool serge; poiret twill and corduroy
are the materials. Neatly trimmed.
sizes 2 to 6 only. Regular $1.9S.
Figured Dressing Sacques, S9c
Flannelette and crepe, in bright figured
patterns are used. Sizes 80 70 49, Regu-
lar 500. y
Slip Over Sweaters, 81 $50
Women's AIi.wocl OK SILK and Wool
Sweaters, trimmed with contrasting col
ors. Black and white, blue and white
and al white. Regular $1.96.
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ch;ldren's Long Stockings and

Children's Long Stockings and
Socks, 2 Pair Csc
Regular 35c value. Assorted colors
and Sizes. Slightly soiled.
Children's Sport Socks, z Pair 75c
Regular soc value. Drop-stitch and
fancy cuff top. Sizes s to 10, in black,
gray. beige, buck, cordovan, camel and
white.
Women's ). Hose, $l.65
Regular $1.s5 value. Guaranteed Stop
stitch Chiffon Hose; fHllfashioned, Isle
TOP. Guaranteed not to run below the
stop stitch. In black and colors.
Women's Hose, 25c
Regular soc, 75c and 81 values.
Assortment Of Isle, Rayon fiber stlk),
and some silk. Slightly imperfect, s
Women's silk Hose, $l.39
Regular $50 and 81 values. Pure
silk, full-fashioned, Isle top, in an assert
ment Of colors and sizes. Also few lace
clocks.
Women's Hose, z for Csc
Regular SOC and 75c values. Chiffon
and thread silk, in black. Lisle Hose
with lace and embroidered clocks. In
black and brown. Also Rayon fiber
silky, in black, white, gray, brown and
nude,
French Glaze Kid Gloves, $l.O0
Regular $3.50 and So values. About
80 pairs, in white, champagne and pearl.
Sizes 5h and 5N.
Suede Fabric Cloves 69e
Short and novelty cuff styles, in good
wanted colors and embroideries.
Suede Fabric and Filosette
Gloves, 55c Pair
2-cIasp, strap wrist, and elbow lengths.
In white, gray and brown. Sizes 81,
tx and s.
Palais RoyaI-OIain FLOOR
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Boys Wash Suits, SSe
Popular MILDLY and button styles, COW
ering all colors. Sizes 3 to 8. Regu-
lar $1.00.
Infants Warm ROBES, 99c
Delicate and warm for baby's comfort.
White, with blue and pink borders.
Regular $1.25.
RoOmy Dressing Sacqdes, Sc
Dark figured percales, economical by
their color. Comfortable by their full
and roomy cut, Sizes 38. to A.
Maids White Aprons, 49c
Large and small sizes. With or with
out bibs. Some trimmed with ernbroid-
cry. Regular Soc.
Palais Royal Bargain Basement
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Boys Union Suits, nc
Fleeeed Derby Knit Union Suits. with
high neck, long sleeves, in ankle length.
Ages 6 TO IA years.
RayOn silk Vests, 69e
Women's Vests Of Rayon (fiber silky
Bodice style, in figured patterns; flesh
color only. Sizes 3S to AZ.
Sheer Lawn Handkerchiefs, 6 for Csc
Women's Sheer Handkerchiefs, with
narrow hsmstitched hem and enbroid-
cred corners. White and assorted colors.
Irretnlars Of 1Oc grade:
Womsn's Cotton Vests, 3 for 44c
Fine Rib Vests, sleeveless and low
neck. Built-up or bodice style; irregu-
lara Of 26c grade. Sizes 36 TO g.
I. i
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Madeira Bibs, soc
4 Handmade, scalloped and embroidered.
z Four-Piece Sweater Sets, $2.98
OF white angora. Regular 1923 value.
Slightly soiled.
ChiIdren's Knit Caps and Tams, 79c
Practical school colors.
silk CamisOIes, $50
In .pink or navy, some lace, some tai
lored. Regular $1.98 value.
IL Silk Chemises, $l.79
Crepe de Chine or Radium Chemises.
Flesh only.
PaIais Royal Third Floor
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Sanford's Seamless Administer Rugs


"A new rug, the Darlington, in five
choice designs. Specially priced.
Size 9x12 tt. ........ $39.S5
Size 9-8xlO.6 e. .ts7y65
Administer Rugs, $3.2S Each
size 27x54 Inches. IN & wide choice Of
designs.
Wahona FeIt-Base Rugs
In designs suitable for any part Of
the home. Guaranteed perfect goods.
Size Sx12 IT Sass
Size 6x9 ft........... $6.68
Gold Seal CongoIeum All Squares
A rug that Is cut from the full roll, in
any wanted size.
Size 9xl2 ft...... y. .$S.45
Size 6x9 ft..s........$4 .45
Other sizes specially priced IN proper
Pslal5 Royal Second Floor
Is Capes, $2.9S
Regular S. and 1893 values. Light
weight, IN novelty polaire and plaid
mixtures. Blue and tan.
Baby Short Dresses and Pelticoaks 81
Oh fine nainsook. Dainty styles, lace
and embroidery trimmed. Slightly soiled.
Regular $2.9s value.
Palais Royal Third Floor.
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New Fall Goats
Friday Only,
$14.97

More than 100 are offered.
Models suitable for misses,
women and the larger wom-
en-. Developed of plain and
blocked Polaires.. some button
trimmed with large self-col-
lars, others are fur-trimmed.
Sizes is to 44 and 46 to 81.
Pslsis Royal Bargain Basement
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5 High Grade Top
Coats, $24.5O

20 Small Aprons, Soc
Regular 76c and 81 values. With Or
without bibs Slightly soiled.
Novelty Polly Prim Aprons, soc
Made q. gingham and scout percaIs.
Practical colors, braid trimmed.
Black Uniforms, $l.96
Made Of cotton pongee, tailored with
white collar.
PsIals Royal-Third Floor.
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Several Hundred
Fall Dresses
Friday Only.
1927

Several hundred charming frocks,
formerly sold at SIS and $3.50.
Every conceivable material and
style effect. is included in such
wanted cloths as sports flannels.
twill sheen, poiret, satin cantons,
plain canton, charmeuse and crepes.
For misses, woman or larger
woman.
Palais Royal BARGAIN Basement
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Basement Items Of Importance Friday Only
Women'sS SILK
Gloves, 2sc

Women's Milanese Silk Gloves,
tw6-bntton length, with embroid-
cred backs and double finger tips.
White, tan, black or gray. Sizes
6k to IN; ,irregiilars.
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Real Kid Gloves
Friday, only SITS

Regular $3.50 and So val
ues. 2-clasp, piQue and over
seam, Paris point and heavy
embroidered stitchings, in
tan, brown, white, black, and
black with white stitchings.
All sizes in lot, but not in
each color.
Palais Royal Main Floor.
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Coats, Furs and Suits

Regular $3.50 Blue Dyed
Opossum Chpler. ...,..... $3.50
Regular sos Large Nutria
Shoulder Cape. $3.50
Regular $40 Skunk Scarf $22.5O
Regular $85 Skunk Scarf. i. $3.50
Regular SIS White Fox
SCAT sss.s $50 AOsVW
Regular $11.75 Navy and Black
Wool Crepe Ploated Skirts &S.9S
Regular $500 Tan Twill
Spring Suit. ............$1 $3.50
Regular $3.50 Silk Capes.
crepe lined Observation-Disclosures
Regular $3.50 extra size Navy
and Tan Twill Coata. !. :. .S2A.50
Regular SIS Women's and
Misses Sports Goats $500
PalaID Royal Third Floor.
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Women's Rayon Stock
ings, 2 pairs 7Sc

Rayon (fiber silky Stockings; ir-
regulars Of 50c grade; with long
boot and seam on back; high spliced
heel. Colors black, gray, beige,
Sizes Sh to 10.
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Toilet Articles

81 y
81 size, Domino Freckle
Cream. Jar $1,000. Soc
25c size, Daggett and
Ramsdell's Cold Cream.
Tube ........ 16c
6Oc size, Mary Fuller
LIQUID Nail Polish.
Bottle ....... $500. 44C
Soc size, Meet. "A fragrant
antiseptic depilatory
cream for removing
superfluous hair. Tube 30c
1Oc Imported Lanoline Toi-
let Soap. 8 cakes. lSc'
Palais Royal Main Floor
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Ribbons

Brocade Ribbons, in colored and
black grounds, in all the new Fall
combinations. ga inches wide,
Tor girdles, vestee, etc. Yard .60c
Roman Stripes, 515 inches wide, in
all the wanted combinations, for
girdles, dress trimmings. etc.
Yard. .s3...... So. ..........$ ls36
Ribbon Carriers, in plain colors and
two-tone combinations. Finished
with knotted bows. Pair. u. See
Satin, Taffeta, Moire, Persians,
Dresden, Two Tone, Fancy Stripes,
etc. y to inch wide. Many
colors and combinations. Yard Sc
Remnants Of Dresden, MOire, PIaids
and Fancy Stripes. etc. Az To
5 inches wide, lin many colors
and combinations. Yard -. lie
Satin, MOire, Taffeta Fancy Stripes,
etc. TO 81 inches wide. Many
colors and combinations. Yard Use
Palais Royal Main Floor.
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100 Wonderful Friday Bargains

"Youcan tel hoO far frog jump BY looking at hin
said Arteus Ward believe You tell the size
Bargain By type prntedi Besides IS
honaL precious things dOoJs small packages So
ofthe biggest Ualues these Friday Sales are the smallest "
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Womens Fashioned
Hose, SEC

Rayon (fiber silky, in
Phoenix, and Nightingale
makes. In black, white,
peach, beige, Havana, brown,
beaver, oriental. pearl, aire-
dale and dawn. Regular 81
value. ks
PalaiS Royal-Main Floor
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Unnnatchable Curtain
Values for Friday

Marquisette RuffIed
Curtains, in white.
with tie bands. Pr.
Ruffled GcriEn Cur
tains. with colored
ruff1es, with tie
bands. Pair. .e....s.
COIored Dotted Swiss
Curtains. blue and
rose. with tie bands.
Pair ........s... =.
LAce-edged Marquis
cite Curtains. Pair
Maraulsette Panel Cur
tains, with fringe
bottoms. Each.
Scotch Lace Panel
Curtains. with seal.
Hoped bottom. Each.
Lace Panel Curtains,
bullion fringe bot
4 toms. Each. ......
Palais Royal-Seet
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/ Mems Two Trouser
Suits. $3.50

Regular $3.50 value.
Neat brown mixture, vest
and trousers slightly different
shade. Size 80.
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1 Top Coat, $3.50

Regular $25 value. All
wool tweed, box model. Size
40.
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] Top Coat, SO

Regular $500 value. Tan
shade Atwood. Shower
proofed; belt all around
model. One size IS.
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/ Top Coat, $3.50

Regular 10. 90 value. Dou-
ble-breasted model, very fin
set tailoring One size 81.
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campaign, using newspapers prin-
cipally. The report says: During
1928 newspapers in eighty selected
markets carried prune advertisements
twice a week for three months, and
specially men visited each retail
grocery dealer in cities where neyvss
paper advertising was carried and
as far as possible advised getting
prunes out from under the counters
and into the windows and other.
places where they could be seen by
possible customers"
Sales of prunes were made in
twenty foreign countries. including
England. France, Germany, italy,
Denmark, Norway, Sweden, China,
Japan, Australia, New Zealand, South
America and Mexico, which indicate
that the prune has become quito q
globe trotter. At the close OF the
1923 season, so the report says,
there had been delivered to the
California Growers Association 1877
4S0,104 pounds of prunes,, which
allowed one one.third pounds OF
prunes to every man, woman and
child in the United States, includ'
ing presidential candidates.
I At the beginning of 1924 new
acreage to the amount Of 7,144 acres
had been contracted for by the as
ISOLATION. From this it would ap.
pear that 1924 will be the best year
prune eaters have yet experienced.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-26
CONFERENCE ON THRIFT
TO HOLD FIRST SESSION

The two-day annual meeting OF
the National Conference Of Thrift,
one Of the groups meeting in con.
nection with the National Education
Association convention which opens
Sunday, will hold its opening SEES.
sion tomorrow morning at the
Willard. Superintendent Frank w.
Ballou will welcome the delegates
Miss Agnes VIM, of National
Education Association headquarters
will greet the visitors for the
association.
Commissioner Of Education Tigert
will address the afternoon session
tomorrow. Other speakers will be
". X. Daniel, secretary of the
American Society for Thrift; w
Espey Albig, deputy manager, saw.
ings bank division, American Bank.
ers Association; Miss Olive M.
Jones, president of the National
Education Association; r. M. Hud.
son, chief of the division OF
simplified practice Of the Depart
Inent of Commerce.
Brigadier General Herbert NJ.
Lord, director of the budget, will
be the principal speaker tomorrow
evening when he viii speak on
THE Nations Business" and out.
line the methods of preparing the
nations budget.