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Evening star., 1925-03-01
WALL STREET BRIEFS.

NEW YORK, February 2S.-AFgre-
gate net operating income of 50 class
L railroads for January shows an in
crease of 23.5 per cent over January,
1924, the total Of s5o,343,0OO contrast
ing with s4o.766,000 year ago. Net
in December. 1924, was ss9,S7S, 1000.
Gross revenues for January were
1917, ,356,ooo, against s3sS, ,4S4, 900 in
the same month in 1924, a gain Of
2.40 per cent
Cunard Line Costs Increase.
line for 1925 will be Fl .0oO, 600
sterling more than in 1924, Sir Ashley
Sparks, resident director, said today
on his departure for Europe, which
would be about equally divided be.
tween increased fuel costs and wages
1--WE hope increased traffic will taks
care of increased COSTS" he added,
otherwise 1t may affect our dividend.
freight business is not particulars
good. but I think passenger traffie
VIII be larger than last year"
Rova Radio Plans Expansion.
Rova Radio Corporation, one of the
chief subsidiaries of the Federated
Radio Corporation, will expand its
operations in New England in the
next two weeks with the opening of
In &C AoN StoIeS III Boston ana OtnerS
in New Haven, Sprin gfieId, Worcester
Hartford and Lynn, making a, total
of thirty establishments
Chinese Arrange for Interest.
]. P. Morgan & Co. announced that
the first steps had been taken by the
Chinese government to clear up back
interest payments on certain bonds
of the German issue of the Hukuang
Railways per cent gold loan of
1911, covering the period between the
end of the war and December, 1924,
when current interest payments were
| resumed The coupon which rnatured
December Is, 1919, will be paid
through the Morgan offices next week,
and thereafter 1t is expected that pro-
vision will be made for the payment
of other installments until the ar
rears have been cleared up.
Evening star., 1925-03-01
Sharp Adpances in Stocks
Feature Week End Trddino o
Oils, Motors, IndustriaIs, Refs and Put
lie Utilities Join in One to -Four
Point Rise

the Bank of Frances increasing note
circulation, demand bills being quoted
around 5h cents. German reichs-
marks, which are "pegged" at 25s0
cents. were unaffected by the death
of President Ebert
The weekly clearing house state
ment showed increases in most of the
principal items. Loans, discounts and
Investments advanced $500, 900 over
those of week ago; the reserve of
member banks in the Federal Reserve
, Bank gained $3S, ,543, 900 and net de-
mand deposits were S39, 79s, 900 larger
Aggregate reserve totaled 1858, 9s4.-
600, leaving excess reserve of S4s,-
1O4,250, an increase of S33,os7500.
Evening star., 1925-03-01
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 2s.-Specu-
lators for the advance staged a series
of bullish operations in today's stock
market, carrying the general list up
l to points on total sales in excess
OF $4,000 shares for the two hour
session. Although most Of the So
called pivotal industrials and rails
failed to participate extensively In
the advance, the general averages of
both groups were lifted to within a
small fraction of record high levels.
An outburst of bullish enthusiasm
in the oil shares followed rumors
that negotiations were pending for
the merger of several CaIiforn ia
companies. n-American A. and B.
touched 1874 and 80%, respectively,
the highest prices since 1923, on a
large volume of trading. General
Petroleum moved up over points
to 56h, the highest price reached
by the present SIS par shares, and
California Petroleum crossed 20 for
a gain of points. Atlantic Refining
climbed nearly 4 points to 114A and
a number of others advanced a point
or more.
Heavy Buying in Motors.
Heavy accumulation of the motors
continued in anticipation of a. big
Spring business in motor cars. Jor-
dan, Maxwell Motors B and Gardner
all sold at their highest prices in a
year or more, while General Motors,
Studebaker and most of the access
sories stocks improved fractionally.
Public Utilities continued to give
a good exhibition of group siren 9Th.
Columbia Gas and Electric standin z
out with a jump Of 7 points to SO, a
new top. Brooklyn Union Gas cross
ed 81, for a gain of more than 3 points,
and then forfeited part of its gain,
while Laclede gas added a point to
its recent gain.
Industrial List Strong.
Other outstanding strong spots in
the industrial list include American
Can, American Car Foundry, Ameri-
can Locomotive, Burroughs Adding
Machine. Remington Typewriter
Standard Milling and Texas Gulf Sui
phur, and U. S. Cast Iron Pipe, all OF
which closed from 2 to points
higher.
Atlantic Coast Line was the leader
of the railroad group, jumping nearly
4 points to 157. the highest price since
1906, ana then yielding a point on
profit taking. Louisville and Nashville,
half of the capital stock of which is
owned by the Atlantic Coast Line
showed a net gain of 1 II points al
11fA- Fractional gains were shown
by most of the other active issues
Further weakness developed in
Commercial Solvents A. and B., which
yielded and 80 points, respectively
Heaviness also was noted in Centra'
Leather, Baldwin and United States
Steel common.
Sterling Exchange Strong.
Demand sterling made further re-
coveries in reflection of the growing
belief that the Bank of England re-
discount rate would be increased mex
week. Demand bills advanced oyel
a cent to a round s4.76s< French
francs continued to lose ground as
result of the uneasiness concerning
Evening star., 1925-03-01
DEMAND WEATHER CARDS

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, February 2s
(SpeciaD.-The discontinuance OF the
daily postcard weather forecasts, in
line with President Coolidge's pro
gram of economy, has aroused con-
siderable complaint from shippers in
this section.
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Evening star., 1925-03-01
Financial Highlights of Past Week
Brought Out in Nutshell by Statistics

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, February 21.-
Evening star., 1925-09-17
Housewares

One Ranney Porcelain-lined Re-
frigerator, three-door style; 80
pounds ice capacity; slightly
AIRED. Regu-
larly sss.ss. Fri S29.98.
day at....
One Ranney Ice Chest, large
sis'ss sirs; Fssnlsrls Es.;sas st $l3.49
QO Decorated China Meat Plat
ters. Worth CSC each. CQc
Friday at. ...........
"a pcs.) SiIver-plated Ware, in
Guiding bowls, cake dishes,
etc.; slightly scratched. Regu-
lar s2.ss values Sl.60
each, at.
I'D Heavy Tin-bottom Wash
Boilers, with cold wood han
dies; slightly marred from
handling. Former S1.49, $1.75
and $1-9S values. Fri QQc
60 White Japanned Nursery Re-
frigerators. galvanized iron
II tined. ns PEG Regularly ia $3.50
OzD Silver.plated
Table Knives, full 1CKc
size. Each ... AS/ZN
Cd Fancy Willow Clothes Ham
pers, assorted styles.
Formerly $4.98. Fri UQ 90
day at.
l40) packages of Abrazo, for
clea ling aluminium
ware. Regularly CSC. 1Co
Friday at. t....... ASS
I'D Decorated Tin Canister
Sets, one tea, one coffee and
one sugar canister in each set
Regularly 39c. Friday lCo
at S
Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1925-09-17
Handkerchiefs

(456) Women's Handkerchiefs,
embroidered corner, colored
woven border, colored corded
and drawn.work effects.
Regular 10c and 12kc k
(7S) Mems Pure Linen Handker-
chiefs, with hemstitched bor-
ders; perfect quality and full
size. Sold regularly at 1Oc
Csc and 29c each. ....
(65) Mems Colored Woven-bor-
der Handkerchiefs, pleasing
colors: fun size and perfect
quality. All fast colors. O1o
Friday at.
GoIdenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-17
Towels and TOweling

Z0x40 DOubIe-thread Turkish
Towels, h a V y, absorbent
weave, with fast-color blue
borders. Irregulars of COo
40c grade. Friday at ~
z5c Startex Part-linen Crash,
fast-color red border; absorb
ent grade for roller or tea
towels: mill lengths. 7Oc
Friday at ....-.......
I0c Knitted Dish or Floor
Cloths, quick drying and To
sanitary kind .......
Turkish WashcIoths, absorbent
close-woven grade. with col
ored centers: irregulars of
12kc values. Friday COo
at FOUR for ....
Goldenberx's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-17
So. .98 and So. .98
Sweaters. S2.M

(25) Peter Pan Sweaters, fine
grade wool, made with long
sleeves. novelty collars and but
tons; mostly all sizes in the lot.
(15) Sleeveless Sweaters, soft
finish yarns, in red, gray and
buff; novelty TRIM @1 90
med, Friday at 49,. w
Goldonberx's-Third F1Oor.
Evening star., 1925-09-17
Boys Clothing

y ~ AOSAA1AAtA
no Shirts, mostly in white;
attached collar: sizes 12h to
IA neck measure: irregulars of
$3.50 and $500 grades. 100
Friday at. ~
% Long Pants Suits. three
piece models, of all-wool ma
terials; sizes Is to 18 years.
Former $500 grade. S3 *
Friday at.......... We
90 Junior Suits, one and two
pants models; some with one
pair long and one pair short
pants, others with two pairs
of knee pants: all-wool mate
riala; coat suits and MILDLY
styles; sizes 4 to 10 years.
Former $9.75 to
sl2.7S grades Fri Sc.
day at ............ VIZ
(5) Black Rubber Raincoats,
waterproof quality; size 4
years r.. O. only. Regu- Sl.5O
(42) Two-pants Suits, good serv-
iceable materials in neat mix
lures; two pairs of full-lined
pants; sizes Z to IL years.
Fs,aas Former s. ss.7S grade $4.95
O5) Winter Overcoats, dark
shade of brown and green;
made with convertible collar;
sizes 8 to II years. "a. or
Former $500 grade %T' ~
Hats and Caps, nclud ng
stitched cloth hats. alpine
shape; also all-wool caps, suit
able for boys of all ages.
Former $1.50 and $500 o.
grades. 1OC
Sport Blouses, of silk mixtures;
neat striped effects: sizes to
Il years. Former $500 7Oc
grade, Friday at. .....
(2) Tan Raincoat Sets, with hat
to match; sizes to 16 years
in the lot. Sold regularly at
$500 each, Friday CD OF
at %G' 20
GoidenberK's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-17
COrsets and Bandeaux

Q0 p. N. Practical Front-laced
COrsets, of pink coutil, elastic
sides and inner vest; broken
sizes from 26 to Sc; CD OF
former $500 grade, %N'
(29) Girdles, including R & G.,
Thomson's. c. B. and Treo;
plain and fancy coutil; mostly
in sizes 25 and 26. Former
$500 and $500 grades. Ok
Friday at. t.......... C
(O Thomson's Girdles, of pink
coutil. with elastic sides; me-
dunn lengths; sizes @7rOS
26 to 81. Reduced to % ~
(5) Nemolastik Corsets, of pink
silk-covered rubber; fasten-
front model with very low top
and long skirt; sizes 26 and
2S. Former $10.95 CT or
grade, Friday at. ~
Small lot of r. & G GirdIes, of
fancy pink materials; elastic
sides; sizes "a, % and 26 only.
Former S1.25 grade, .6Oo
Friday at. Nv
Lot of Pink Bandeaux, fasten-
back model, with elastic in
sert; sizes 80 to AZ.
Former 39c value. Fri COo
olS at
First Floor-Baryain Table.
Evening star., 1925-09-17
Stationery

90 boxes Stationery, mostly
one-quire boxes, a few with
two Quires; white and colors;
boxes slightly soiled.
Former 49c to 75c IT,
Valu0S
(78) boxes of Writing Paper,
linen-finish quality; 72 sheets
of paper in each box (no en-
velopes). Sold regu-
larly at zee. Friday To
dt
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-17
Csc & Soc DOmestics,
Fridav. l8c Yd.

Remnants of 32-inch Printed
Shifting Madras, 32-inch Romper
Cloth, 32-inch Dress Ginghams,
36-inch Outing Flannels. 27-inch
Shaker Flannel, 36-inch Printed
Challis and 34-inch Fast-color
Zephyrs. Useful lengths.
GoIdenberx's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-17
Neckwear

Women's Neckwear, including
long and short panels, vestees,
jabots, collar and cuff sets and
separate collars; of lace. net,
linen and satin, in white,
cream and ecru shades. For
11 mer s1-oo kinds Fri 48c
udy at
Net Gmmpes, with and without
sleeves; round neck; lace
trimmed. Former s1.50 A1o
and S2.25 grades. ... oN
Windsor Ties, of silk crepe de
chine, full 10 inches wide; in
black, copen, pansy. red,
orchid, honeydew, sand, mais,
jade and pink. S1.O0 7Oc
GoIdenberg's-Flrst Floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-17
l9c Dress Cinghams
l2AcaYd.

Remnants of 32-inch Dress
Ginghams, in checks and plaids,
including all wanted colors; also
yard-wide percales In checks,
stripes, dots and figures; and 27-
inch Outing Flannels. Good
useful lengths.
G0ldenberK's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-17
Knit Underwear

Children's Gauze Knit Shirts,
Pants and Boomers; shirts
with high neck and long
sleeves, Dutch neck and short
sleeves. Regular soc CEo
values. Friday at..... cS
ChiIdren's Gauze Vests, built up
shoulders, finished with draw
string; soiled from handling.
Regular 25c values. 7CLoc
Friday at ......... q
Women's Athletic Union Suits,
bodice style: irregulars
of S1.00 grade. Friday 60c
at .........
Wcmen's Gauze Cotton Pants,
with muslin waistband and
tight knee. Regular QEc
soc value. Friday at. OcS
Women's Cotton Union Suits,
Summer weight; choice of
several styles; regular sizes
only. Former 69c QQc
grades. Friday at..,.. -
(75) Women's Rayon (fiber silk
Vests, fancy weave. bodice
style with silk braid strap;
orchid and peach colors; per-
feet quality: broken sizes.
Regular $129 grade. zEo
Wcmen's Gauze Vests, fine
ribbed cotton: crochet neck
and arms. Sold regularly at
15c each. Friday H.
at
Goldenberg 's-First Floor
Evening star., 1925-09-17
SIS and So Comforts
S3.65

72xS0 Heavyweight, Cotton
filled Comforts. good quality COW
erings, figured both sides. Many
have plain rose or blue sateen
borders.
Goldenbers's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-17
ST. Window Shades, 55c

Just enough for one days selling-heavy
Oil Opaque Cloth Window Shades. white or
ecru. mounted guaranteed spring rollers;
ft.x5 It. o in. size; complete with fixtures
and crochet ring to match.
GOldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-17

Laces & Embroideries
S1.6o Silk Tuile, in jadeite, pen
Gil blue, pink, flame. powder
blue. honeydew, pansy, peach,
narcissus, black,
white etc; u inches at 90
wide ..............
z9c Chinese Laces, in white for
trimming purposes; IT,
inches wide; yard -. -
79c Irish and Filet Laces, edg-
ings and Insertions; and
inches wide; handmade 17c
pretty patterns; yard. sC
15c Handmade Irish Picot Edg-
ings, for trimming lin SOo
gerie, etc. yards for ooc
3oc and 49c Duchesse Laces,
landings and edgings: cream,
ecru and white; 21a to inches
wide: conventional and C7c
floral patterns ..... ~SC,
&c Trimming Laces, including
torchon, cluny, val and fancy
cotton edgings and insertions;
white and ecru shades. IT,
Four yards for . AoS
59c Russian FiIet Bandings, Is
and Is inches wide; floral and
conventional designs,
for scarfs, bedspreads, o.
etc. ........ .......... ~
Remnant lot of Laces, Nets,
Georgette Crepe and Embroid-
cries, various lengths and col
ors. Formerly 10c to $3.50
yard, Friday at
SC to 80c
Goldenberg's-Ffrst Floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-17
Odd Lots of
WOmen's Apparel

(z0O House Dresses, of cham
bray and gingham; light and
dark checks. Regular 71o
S1.35 grade for. .........
(50) Silk Overbl0uses and
TUNES, tailored and beaded
m mod e S. Regular
s7.sS to $3.50 grades Cd QQ
Q0O) Peasant BIouses,
sizes SO to 40. Regular COc
S1.00 grade for. ..... ~c
(25) Silk Dresses, black and COL
ors. Sizes 16 to 40. Regular
$500 and $4,000 CT 90
grades for. ....
(z00) Tailored and Fancy Over
biOuses, of broadcloth, English
broadcloth and voiles. Sizes So
to so. Regular 81 c1 40
and So grades for.
1O Dresses, of 1aces, voile and
crepe de chine. Regular
$1,000 and $3.50 C1 M
grades for. ..... %A'oo
Q) Silk Coat, small cI OQ
size. Friday at.
(2) Raincoats, navy blue color.
Size II. Regular c1 90
SS.9S grade for. PAs|o
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-17
SIPS Double.Bed
Size Seamless
Sheets, Friday
Csc Each

t68 doz) Seamless Bleached
Sheets, 81x90-inch size for
double beds, made of heavy,
even thread sheeting cotton.
Perfect quality.
(45) Crinkle Bed Sets, 81xq0
double bed size, scalloped
with cut-out corners, in
pink woven stripes. Fast
solors; GO ,,s r. Regular Re S2.08
(3z) Crochet Spreads, double
bed size, in Marseilles de-
signs. ss ms ..., Regular Sl.08
(3z doz.) B1eached Pillow
cases, 42x36-inch regulation
size; made of fine pillow
case cotton, free from
starch or dressing. OOc
Reg. 39c value at :. &c
(7z0 yds) Bleached Muslin, Sc
inches wide, close woven,
soft-finish quality, free
from starch. Regu- K
lar 22c value at yd. AOC
l 600 yds.) Unbleached Sheet
ing Cotton, 80 inches wide,
heavy, even thread grade.
Regular zsc value 7Rc
II at yd. ............
4 Goldenberx's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-17
Gloves

Wear-Right Two-clasp Chamo-
suede Gloves, embroidered
backs; in mode. sand, airedale,
skin,. new gray. pongee, black
and white; sizes 51a to 8k.
Former 79c grade. Fri 90
udS dt.
Novelty Cuff CT a m o u { d e
Gloves, including Wear Right
and other we'll known makes.
EMBROIDERED flare and turn
back cuffs; half pix. fingers
and embroidered backs. In
covert, light gray, sand. mode,
airedale. skin and cocoa; sizes
52 to S1a in the lot.
Former S1.25 grades, OSc
Friday at. at........... S
Goldenbergs-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-17

(7o prs.) Women's Pumps and
OxfOrds. Of patent leather, tan,
black satin, suede and dull
feathers. Sizes 2 to in the
lot. A to d widths. Former
San s. and :. ss grades. $2.95
Qz5 prs.) Mems Felt House
Slippers, in gray and brown;
padded soles. Sizes to. 10 in
the lot. Former $1.o0 7Oo
values. Friday at. ~
(S5 prs.) Mems and Women's
Turkish Bath Slippers, assort-
ed colors. Sizes 10 10.
Former 75c value. Fri 1Qc
day at. ..............
(6S prs.) Women's Low Shoes,
of patent leather, tan, black
and blonde satin. velvet and
dull feathers. Sizes 21a to Z.
A to D widths. Former $500
to- to $500 10 values: Fri $500
udy dt.
as prs.) Infants Moccasi IS and
Slippers, patent leather, brown
and white kid. Sizes 0 to 4 in
the lot. Former $1.00 1Oo
value. Friday at. ....
(I25 prs) Women's Oxfords and
Pumps, of patent, tan and dull
feathers; high and low heels.
Sizes to in the lot Former
81 and S. grades. C1 OS
Friday at. .... %A'~o
GOO prs.) Children's High and
Low Shoes, of patent leather,
tan and dull feathers. Sizes
to in the lot. Former Sl.75
to $500 values. Fri G1 90
day at.
uz5 prs-) Children's Low Shoes,
of TAM patent and dull leath-
ers. Sizes S1k to. IL in the lot. =
Former $3.50 to
$3.50 values. Friday @J 20
dl ..--..-...-...
(75 prs.) Little Gents High
Shoes, of tan leather. Sizes 10
to 1872. Former
$3.50 value. Friday CT or
Goldenberx's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-17
Furniture

O z-piece Living Room Suite,
upholstered in taupe mohair;
reversible spring cushions. S4-
= inch sofa and artistic club
chair. Sold regularly S240
for S49S. Sale price. ~-
I0) 48-inch Davenport Tables,
five-ply mahogany top. Sold
regularly for $3.50. S075
Now ..-.........
CD Secretaries, one of combi-
nation walnut and the other of
combination mahogany. Deep
drawers in desk and solid,
double doors in upper part.
Sold regularly for S95. CAO
(1) 3-piece Living Room Suites,
upholstered in Jacq uard
velour; taupe with blue back
ground. Large sofa, wing
chair and club chair. Sold
regularly for $1s5. S110
O 3-piece Fiber Reed Daven-
port Suite, Mortified make,
consisting of long sofa, opens
to Aft. bed; rocker and
chair. Springfield cushions,
upholstered in cretonne.
Sold regularly for $3.50. SQ9
Now .--........
% 48-inch Dressers, of corlbina-
ton American walnut. Extra
large plate glass mirrors. Dust
proof make. Mahogany lined
drawers. Sold regular c1O
ly for SS5. Now. X
Two Beds and Two Dressers to
match, left over from suites.
The dresser is As inches wide,
with large stationary mirror.
and the bed is full size and
bow-foot. Huguenot walnut.
The. dresser alone is e0S
worth SIS. Both for. ~oc
U0 Chests of Drawers, of
golden oak; five drawers. Sold
$3.50. 81 8 o ! a How n v '0r $ll.75
8-piece Twin Bed Suite, consist
ing of large vanity, chest of
drawers, two 33-ft twin beds.
night table, chair, rocker and
bench. Decorated parchment
finish. Very good make and
new. new design $l37.5O
NOW
co Combination Walnut Exten-
sion Dining Room Tables and
Six Chairs five side and one
arm chair). Table extends to 6
feet: oblong top. Chairs up
holstered in genuine leather.
Table alone sells for S55 and
the chairs for $50 the GO
set. Now.
O McDougall Kitchen Cabinet,
4S inches wide; white enamel
exterior; porcelain table, auto
front. Slightly imperfect.
Sold regularly for ss5. S65
NOW -. ...-......-.
% Library Tables, of combina-
ton mahogany, 26x42-inch top,
with two large drawers. Grace
full legs and under construc-
ton. Slightly imperfect. Sold
r.,l regularly for s45' S22.5O
Qo) Baby Carriages, full size
Pullman style; fne fiber reed,
in ivory French gray, dark
blue and coffee. Upholstered
sides, padded back and seat
cushions. Sold
regularly + S77 SO
s2750. Now. %AS'oo
QO Baby High Chairs, golden
oak finish; large play tray and
wide and deep seat Sold
regularly for S4.9S. @C 90
NOW ........
O Englander Day Bed, walnut
finish, head and foot, with imi-
tation cane panels, spiral
springs and cretonne-covered
mattress. Sold regu- c11
larly for $65. Now. ~Tf
(34) Porcelain Table Tops, 26x42
inches; fits the old wood-top
k C h n table.
Slightly imperfect. CT E0
NOW
(8O Cotton-filled Mattresses,
good quality art tick; roll edge
Sold regularly for CA 90
$1075. Now. w....... pO.1O
(z8) Console and Decorative
Mirrors, polychrome and ma
hogany frames, and six Vene-
tian glass without frames).
Sold regularly for Cd 90
$6.9S to $I1.50. Now.
Goldenberg's Furniture Store
Across the Street."
Evening star., 1925-09-17
Babies, Wear

(17) White Nainsook Dresses,
soft finish quality, skirts and
yokes trimmed with embroid-
cry; sizes / and years.
Regular $1.69 value ct IN
Friday at ........ @As -
Qo) Short Dresses, of batiste
and dimity; some with pink
and blue collars, others with
embroidery; sizes / and
years. Former $3.50 and
$2.98 grades. Friday CT 10
ca Silk-and-Wool Bands, with
diaper support; sizes six
months to years. Former
79cs value. Friday ~
at
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-17
$4 HEAVYWEIGHT
Blankets. S2.05

Only 40 pairs at this price.
64x76 Heavy weight Blankets,
plaids of various colorings, also
tans and grays with fancy bor-
ders.
GoIdenberg's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-17
Sanitary Napkins
II for 39c

Sanitary pkins, superior
grade; full size. Regularly SC
each. Dozen in carton for sec.
GoIdepberv'-Notion Dent
Evening star., 1925-09-17
Birdeye Diapers
$l.55 Dozen

so dozen 27x27 Hemmed Bird
eye Diapers, in sealed sanitary
cartons. Subject to slight imper-
fectionS.
Evening star., 1925-09-17
$l.5O Melba Toilet
Combination, $l.OO.

soc jar of Melba Cleansing
Cream. soc jar of Melba Massage
Cream and SOC box of Kleenex
professional size) for removing
cream.
MeIba Demonstration Booth - Main
Aisle.
Evening star., 1925-11-18

2136-213S K ST. N.W.-ALL MODERN
improvements; rooms and bath: h.-w.
heat.
4I6 18th rooms and bath: electricity
z. NJ. HODGE, INC.
Successors to Edward s. Weecott.
zoos Pa. Ave.
NEAR 18th AND PARK RID.
Excellent condition. large rooms and
bath. double rear porches built-in garage.
very reasonable price.
ROBERT f. MITCHELL CO.
3016 18th NV. Col olp.
302s PARK PLACE.
rooms and bath. .S73.5O
1918 10th ST NV.
10 rooms and bath .125.oO
IL rooms and baths. 1880
o rooms and BATH. 80 =: 10000
10 rooms and and bah ,neSIy -decerst.d) 10000
MOORE & HILL, INC.
$50 18th st. NV.
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HAMPTON COURTS. 20I3 y. H AVE: NV
8 rooms. kit recep. hall and bath S95 20 70
/ room. kit. recep. hall and bath. 5000
4Sl0 GA. AVE. NV. .oo oo
rooms and bath S9oo w
CUMBERLAND. 1882 MASS. AVE- oo
rooms 1t kitchen n gETo% nnd 6ats ar " s'o'oo
rooms reception hall and bath S6o 90
1905 La NIER PI.. NV. APT. lua
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. S53 90
3UIS PORTER ST. NV, APT. 3o2.
rooms .n,s BtGhgn Dbb grS snd bat W Apr 3S4
rooms. kit and bath. s'o.oo
1925 LANIER PL. NV. IN
rooms kitchen and hath $40. .oo
CHALFONTE. .2II6 ST. NV:
9 rooms kitchen and bath -. SbOOO
3409 goth ST. NV.
1908 CONN. AVE. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. $1,000
Heated Flats.
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