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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-27
Super.S alesmansInlp.


II had been shopping all day,
your honor, and was crossing
14th street at T, on my way
home. when the defendant shot
out from behind a department
store delivery wagon and headed
me downtown again.
My car wobbled over to the
entrance of the garage on the
corner, and my engine died. I
had to"bay a new rear wheel, an
inner tube, and a radius rod be-
fore / could get home"
well, things often turn out
that way. Some sow the seed
and others reap the harvest. Did
you get the defendants NUMBER"
mo, sir. But / got a good
look at his face"
Can you identify him."
Got Good Look.
Eyes. sir. I could pick him,
out from cageful of hyenas."
Witness: II was driving north
on 14th street and heard q
You didn't see the actual col
lision, them"
did you see the cars immedi.
1Htely after the collision?"
Yes. sir. -
What was their position"
Zone car was webbing along
the car tracks at 14th and T,
and the other was crossing U
street. He slowed up for traffic
there and 1 overlook him at
Euclid street and noted his mum.
ber."
A BOOb's.Eye View.
Boob: MY car wasn't damaged
any, your honor, so l thought
everything was all right. The ac-
cident. wasn't my fault
Failing to report was. You
can pay fine Of
Counsel: MY client has been
driving twenty-four years, your
honor, and this is the first time
he's been in trouble
Hes picked a bad time.
There's a campaign on against
hit-and-run drivers
"I hope your honor doesn't
think he's that kind of a man.
Don't know about that-but
he's got that kind of fine to
pay. $500"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-27
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-27
With The
Alibi Artists
A Cross Section of the
Daily Grind in Judge
Schuldt's Court.
Read EN- and Weep.
BY DONALD McDOUGAL.
ALittle Trim.

He did some trick driving
across Pennsylvania avenue at
Ninth, about 1880 last night, your
honor. 1t was the Avenues in
nings, but he bulled his way to
the other sile with the help of
three miracles-one with Colo
roda avenue car, another a boot
leg delivery truck, and one with
a Black and White taxi trying to
make the 1880 train from the
Union Station.
He claimed he'd left his permit
at home, but the traffic bureau
said he didn't have any home, and
1 locked him up"
Boob: II bought the car last
Saturday, your honor, and the
man I got it from, said he'd throw
in. a permit. but he got in trouble
before he had chance to fix
that up for me-
What kind of trouble?'
Prohibition trouble, your honor.
Serious case?"
We'll, yes, sir, it was. He
won't be out for three months.
got the car yesterday, all new
and shining-I just had to take
spin in it,
You know what the regula-
tons say about spinning without
a permit?''
Yes, sir-but thought one
little trip wouldn't do any HARM"
well, then another little trip
won't do any harm. You can
take one to- Occoquan-"
IT believe / have the option OF
fire, your honor"
so you have. Forty dollars
under the new regulations it'll be
$500" q.
That's pretty steep, your
honor"
Isn't it, though! Forty dol
lars or 80 days.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-15

,.2.ug t0 he remarkably low price at "h..- these Vacuum Cleaners will be sold hy tho May-Stern Stores during the Forty-hrst Anniversary Celebration. Nc are not privileged to give the name c.: he naHG:acturer We can, how rHs~ -'a'e that these cleaners are be- Ing made exclusively for us by "ne Of he largest and best known vacuum cleaner makers in America,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-15
LiUing Room
Dining Room

r,on-...s ot A eight piece gen me Walnut Veneer Dining Room Su,ta with genuine log her seat chairs. poly .rrume blftes mirror, poly
 a~ume lmfor' set and a ..om size velvet rug.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-15

Included are cabinet gas range, porcelain top Kitchen tab.e, congoleum lug, two white enamellcd chairs and white cnam1lied sile-iccr re- frlgera
New Britain herald., 1925-05-15

Is made up with q aand4umr three piece genuine Na5aU, N.neer Bedroom suite, bow cUd steel spring and c0ubina- ton cotton felt mattress. One Jelr of feather pillows, a bed r5om char 10 match and two heaut..nl velvet rugs, size 21& y4 inches.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-15

A compete f7ur-p!ece stt o' the famous Space-Saver dtshes Absolutely Free with every Tetri~ gera.or during our Ann0vcsss~y Celebration! They are made Of sanitary glass, specially d@-t-nsd tJ save space in your refrtgsra- tor. Be sure 10 get your sc:.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-15

No home ls complete without al least one of these charming end tables. Just ths thing to place beside the davenport CT arm chair. They come in the Renaissance per- iod style. with genuine mahogany veneer top in beautiful two-tone finish. with con' venient trough. A real nigh grade end table at the price Of the ordinary kind.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-07-31
~ EVERLY BANNER
x USINEsS DIRECTORY OF
- BURLINGTON COUNTY
AUTOMOBILES

Worth Motor Car Co.
studebaksF Sales & Service
Five Points. Beverly EE-R
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-07-31
You Will Not Have Seen
Philadelphia

If you have not visited the Earle
and Stanley Theatres.
Each is an institution and each is of
wondrous beauty.
Spend some time each day in the
restful atmosphere of picture
house-or if you crave the Joys of
vaudeville, turn your steps towards
those theatres in which Keith pro-
grams are a part of a Stanley bill.
The finest musicians are heard in
Stanley houses, playing exquisite
melodies in artistic fashion.
The Stanley Company of America
is your very own. Its theatres are
yours to enioy-saits shows are the
best In the world.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Coaster Wagon, S4.75

Was 1915. 1 Roller Bearing Safety
coaster wagon. disc wheels and
safety brake, slightly damaged.
l Sherwood Spring Coaster Wagon,
rubber-tired disc wheels, steel
frame and spring, with brake.
slightly damaged Was * OK
1915; now......... PC</0
! Paris Coaster Wagon, with rub
ber-tired disc wheels: large size.
Was s11.50: now. .. po-/0
/ Large Safety Coaster Wagon,
rnbber-tired disc wheels. roller
bearing, brake, slightly CS OK
msrred. Was $40; now. P0-I0
Velocipede, large size, rubber
tired, bicycle spoke wheels. strong
steel tubular frame, adjusta BILE
seat and hsndle-bars. CO TX
Was $3.50: now. ..... 9lA./0
] Velo King velocipede with
heavy rubber-tired wheels, strong
frame. adjustable seat
and handle-bars. Was ca TX
$3.50: now..... pb0./0
3 velocipedes with rubber-tired
bicycle spoke wheels and adjus:-
able seats and handle
bars. Were $11.75 each; CO Ak
now 4o.40
l Felocipede with rubber tired
wheels, strong steel
frame. Was s14.25; COZ
now " <I~
3 Large Saddle Rocking Horses.
for children to ride. Horse on
wooden base with wheels. NAV
he taken of the rockers and
pulled. Were $40 each; &L OK
now ................. po|0
Toy Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Puzzles, 25c

Were soc. Imported Eng
lish Puzzles. including Bowl
ing Green, The Niagara Pin
u Ringit and the Dovecote
Puzzles; slightly damaged.
II Pung Chow Sets; IA.
black walnut tiles with
black pyralin backs and
ivory pyralin faces; packed
with convenient trays in
Chinese box; complete with
pyralin counter dice, score
cards, book of instructions.
now wsTe ; $3.50 set; $4.75
5 Pong Chow Sets, with solid
ivory pyralin tiles. GO IN
Were $35 set: now P)O%1O
lot of Toys, including
games, puzzles, ETC.; dam
aged.
Toy Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Junior Miss Dress
$3.50

Greatly reduced. Black Chiffon
Velvet Dress, fur trimmed; size
l..
Junior Misses Brown and Navy
Poiret Twill Dresses. trimmed
with crepe de chine ruffies; sizes
II and IL. Greatly re- %16
duced, each ......... %>~
] Junior Miss Dress: navy crepe
de chine, trimmed with grsy
georgette and buttons; size Cox
Il. Was S35: now . W.
! Junior Miss Dress: maize crepe
de chine. trimmed with gray: size
NOV y: was $3.50; $3.50
Girls Navy Wool Dress with
long sleeves and p1eated skirt,
trimmed W i h colored
braid; size Il. Greatly CO OK
reduced Observation-Disclosures pS@/ -
Girls Tub Dresses. in attractive
styles and colors: sizes 6. and
duced. each .....,..... 9l.7o
Girls Party Dresses of green
georgette and pink creTA de chine:
sizes II and "A. Were Ct S0
SIS each; now ........ ~ Nv
s Girls Convent Dresses: black
and navy serge with white pique
collars and cuffs: sizes 6. 8. 10
and - years. Were ct S0
$3.50 each: now -. 9/.0O
Girls and Juniors Section. Fourth
floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Silk Slips, $3.95

Spccidily pFiCcu bccuusc
slightly imperfect. Re-
markable value s. so
Crepe de Chine, Radium
and Satin Slips, that usu-
ally sell for about twice
this price If perfect.
Straightline models, some
embroidered, others with
deep hip hem and hem
stitched bodice top; tan,
brown, white, gray, cocoa,
navy and black.
Petticoat Section, Third hosr.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Infants Petticoats
Sf95

Pb./0
Were $3.50 and So. so. 20 Flannel
Petticoats, cotton and wool mix
ture. with cambria waist or band.
Bottom of petticoat with deep
hem or hand scallop. Sizes, s
months. l and years.
81 Infapts' Lawn Petticosts. Ger
trude style, bottom finished with
hemstitched and tucked ruffie;
sizes to years; Were E0-
81 each; now ..... WV
- Infants Hand and Machine
msde Gertrude Petticoats, finished
with hand scallop, lace or en-
hroidery edges: sizes months to
> ,, years. so ..oN' Were res $3.50 and S1.95
il Infants Dresses, handmade,
with fne tueks. briar stitching and
smocking; rock and sleeves fn-
Ished with lace: sizes months to
yes:S. t-ers $3.50 CT En
and So each: now. pb+0O
Infants Crib Sheets. handmade,
hem finished with lace. hemstitch-
ing and embroidery.
Were 81. so and S. each; c. OK
now ................... 4Zs7o
Infan&' Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Silk Blooners, $2.95


Were 81. 10 Black Glove
Silk Boomers, tailored; sizes
and Z.
pairs Glove Silk Step-in
Drawers, scalloped effect:
navy, yellow and brown; size
Z. Were $3.50 pair; @ or
16 Glove Silk Vests, strap
style; tailored; plain and
novelty weaves; some hand
painted; yellow. nile, peach,
orchid and nesh; sizes 36 to
now ~, Were - 81 each; $1.95
SO Silk Camisoles, satin and
brocaded satin; armhole and
strap styles; tailored; black
and navy; sizes. "a to Ak.
As. Special, each. -. f~S
SILK Underwear Section,
Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
China Dinnerware

100 Tea Cups and Sau-
GERS; thin. d e cora d
china. Special, each. I5c.
. Haviland China Deco
rated Meat Dishes. Were
s6.5e each; now, s3.25.
. Covered Dishes; deco
rated Haviland china.
Were s6 each; now, 81.
10 Bouillon Cups and
Saucers: Haviland china,
decora ted. Were s1.S5
each; now 81.
? Decorated French China
Vegetable Dishes. Were
$3.50 each: now. s1.25.
/ Vegetable Dish; French
decorated china. Was
$3.50: now $I.75.
, Sauce Boats on stand;
French decorated china.
Were 50 each; now 81.
! Butter Dish; covered;
French decorated china.
Was So; now. $1.50.
~ Sugarbowls; Fr e n h
decorated china. Were
$3.50 each; now, $1.:5.
l Fruit Bowl on stand {;
hand painted. Was $l3;
now S6.95.
l Sugar and Cream Set;
Canton china. Was $3.50;
now $3.50.
10 pairs Book Ends, deco
rated. Special, pair, s1.25.
Odds and Ends of Open
Stock Dinnerware, Por-
celain and China Greatly
Reduced.
China Section Fifth hoor
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Larger Women's Sports
Coats. S29. so

Were $3.50. 2 Sports Coats
of tan novelty mixture; full
crepe lined; sizes 40la and
4212.
4 Dresses of crepe de chine,
navy. black and brown: en-
broidered in self shades;
sizes 46lz and
42l3, Were $3.50 S1f IN
each; now...... Nv
2 Dresses OF crepe de chine.
with front and back panels
OF embroidered net; navy
and black; sizes 4S11 and
ssas ss1,, :. Were Wo $3.50 $2o. so
Larger Women's Section,
Third door.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Boudoir Slippers. CSC

GreatIy reduced. 81 pairs women's
Felt Boudoir Slippers in popular
colors. Sizes in the lot: 5. 3h, 4,
3, 6. 6h, and 8.
"a pairs Daniel Green Quilted Satin
slippers, in several of the popular
shades. Sizes in the lot: 8, Az,
zn.sS and :. AZ J. Greatly re- CSC
OuCeu, pair
Women's Shoe Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Children's Underwear

100 pieces, Cotton, Wool
and Cotton and Fleece
lined Underwear, shirts,
drawers and combination
suits. slightly soiled.
Greatly Reduced
75c to 81
100 pairs Infants and Children's
silk Socks. II and q Iengens, and
Silk Stockings. Slightly soiled
Greatly reduced, EN- c.
pair ........- WV w ~
Childrens Hosiery and Underwear
Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Dresses, $4.95
Were $3.50

. Flannel and Cotton Suit
ing Dresses of good quality;
long and short sleeves; but
ton trimmed
s Gingham and Bro ldcloth
Home Frocks, plain and
checked; short sleeves: white
collars: belt: tan. green and
rose. Were IS each; O. or
now 4L.7o
2 Home Frocks for larger
women, short sleeves. white
embroidered collar and cuffs;
green. orchid. tan and blue;
sizes As, so and so. O. or
Were S. each; now. PZs/~
IL Novelty Aprons, two
toned patterns. in blue, tan
and green; dainty and uso-
full. Were CSC each; Ar
NJ"
Home FrncE Sacfinn Third doo.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Dress Goods Reduced

300 Remnants Cotton Dress Goods
in lengths OF / 30 Az yards.
36-inch Best Quality Per- o.
Gale. Was 2Sc yard: now. ZOS
36-inch Percale. Was csc 1Q
yard; now ....... Nv
sa,inya sod ysrd: dfintsT no% Zephyr, ~ Was 45c
31-inch Cotton Canton Crepe. ~
Was S5c yard; now . OOS
36-inch Silk and Cotton
Printed Crepe. Was s1.25 e.
yard: now ..... ~
30-inch Japanese Crepe. Was 00.
3Sc yard: now . WV
32-inch Dress Ginyham. a.
Was 3Sc yard: now ... wv
32-inch Dress Ginghzm. Was Az.
SOC yard: now .... fOS
Also Remnants Outing Flannel
Poplin, Kiddie Cloth, Plain and
Printed Voiles at reduced prices.
Cotton Dress Goods Section,
Second floor
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Silk Umbrellas, S5.95

Were SIP. 4 Women's Silk
Umbrellas. green and black
check: wood handles with
composition caps and tan
leather thongs.
Z Women's Colored Silk Um-
brellas, green, red, purple
and brown? light or dark
wood handles with compost
tion caps and silk cord
loops. Were So each; q OK
now
8 Mems 2S-inch Silk and
cotton Umbrellas, piece dyed;
wood handles, silver trim
med; handles slight
" marred. Were $4o5
S8 each: now. Y1~/~
Umbrella Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Girls B1oomers, Csc

Were s1.25. 20 pairs Bloomers. in
white and flesh batiste, with elias
tic In waist and knee; sizes and
10 years.
II Silk Tunic Slips. white with
cOlored hounces of tan, navy or
black; sizes 13, Is and IL years.
Were $3.50 each; ca OK
nv" "
Girls Aprons, with short sleeves;
assortment of colored checks and
black sateen; sizes s. S and
IA years. Were Sl.25 each; TX
Girls Furnishings Section. Fourth
floor
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Megaphones and
Pennants Greatly
Reduced

30-inch Megaphones. slight
ly marred Greatly re- Ct
duced, each. h.. W
lot of Pennants. 1lx3t
inches; Martha Washington,
n. p. S. and immaculate and
few others; slightly soiled
or mussed. Greatly OE
reduced, each. NV
Pennants. 17x46 inches: 3
Bristol, 2 Gunston. l Colo
nial. Greatly reduced, 20
cdtt
lot of Pennants, 14x36
inches; Fairmont, Martha
. Washington and st.
Cecilia's. Greatly re- 20
duced, each. ... WV
! lot of Banners. 24x4S and
18x36 inches; n. P. s.. n. q.
s., Fairmont, Cloverside and
immaculate. Greatly Nr
reduced, each. Nv
Sporting Goods Section,
Second door.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Sports Coats, SIS

Were $3.50. 10 Women's
Sports Coats. lined through
out in satin; brown and
gray; brown in sizes 36, 3s,
40, AZ and A.; 3 gray, size 36.
Women's Coat Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Gird1es and Corsets
Special, S1.45

Purchased at special low price
and marked accordingly. so Cir
dies of 6gured brooches and elastic;
dorsets in low top. back-lscing
styles. of brooches and strong cou-
tils; corsets for the average and
heavier figures: sizes "a to 81,
though not every size in each style.
10 Rubber Reducing Girdles. 3
Nemolastick. front lacing, silk
covered rubber, size "a: S Secre-
tex. pink rubber, hack lacing, sizes
2s TO 80; 2 Madame x Corsets.
pink. size 0 only, slightly soiled.
eseh: asbe noU s,U:'o and 'io..' $6.75
All-rubber COrsets: pink. back
lacing; sizes %, 80, "a. O. TX
Were S. each; now -. pSs/S
80 Bandeaux of pink and white
rep and cotton brooches; large
stass' fhan hsif.pries AZ !" IS enly sssn Less Zoe
Corset Section. Third dOor
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Women's Dresses, SIS

w omen s DRESSES, 9J5
Were $25. s Dresses for
street and afternoon wear:
failles and crepe satin; black
and navy; size Sc; /, 3S.
And s Poiret Sheen Wool
Dresses for street wear.
black and navy; size 36; 2,
IS: L. 40.
Wool Street Dresses, trim
med with buttons and
touches of color; 1 black, .
navy; size So. Were CO IN
$25 each; now. Y>S>>o
Moderate Price Dress Section, Third
floor,
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Wool Sweaters, $1.95

Were $3.95 and more. -
Brushed Wool Slip-o on Sweat
ers. in powder blue and
white, gray and powder blue,
white and black. white and
black plaid; sizes SO to A
In the lot.
6 Slip-on Sweaters of brushed
wool, black and navy; sizes
90 to 46 in the lot.
Were 1915 each; "a or
Z White Sleeveless Sweaters,
in rayon, 1 ice wool and 1
white wool slip-on with
black and white rayon bor-
der. Greatly re- q OK
duced, each. .... &S+/~
Sweater Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Boys Pajamas, 75c

Boys Pajamas, 75c
Greatly reduced. 100 FIanneiette
Pajamas. with or without feet;
sizes =. 4, 6 and 8 years.
Boys Brushed Wool Coat Sweat
ers: medium light gray; sizes 81
and "a for boys II and II
years. Were IS each; ca OK
NO"
10 Ideal Underwaists, sizes 4
and IL years only; slightly
s0led. Were 65c and 75c dS-
each: now .... 1~S
s Shirts: striped effects; neckba nd
style; sizes 1919. IL. 1312. "a
neck. Were 81 each; ST
now .:...................... ~
"a Striped Neckba nd Shirts; sizes
1213. 13. II neck. Were TX
81 50 each: now ... NV
% Shirts OF blue chambray: at
tached collar: sizes 1917. IL. l3Ia
"a meek. Were $3.50 each; Ct
NOW =
BOYS Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Knitted Dresses, $3.50

Were $3.50. 5 Knitted
Dresses, straightline models;
long sleeves, round neck;
tan, gray, brown.
One-piece Knitted Dresses.
straightline, slip-over mod
els; long and short sleeves;
round or square necks; some
button trimmed. Were &fE
s25 each; now. ...... w.
quality, some imported; tan,
rust and pink. Were
SIS and $3.50 each; SO. *
now ~ ~
Sportswear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Glaze Gloves, $3.50

Jlace Gloves, Sl.5O
Were $2.25. 35 pairs Eight
button-length Glace Gloves,
in tan and brown; sizes So
Z, ~.
&c pairs Women's Two-clasp
Fabric Gloves. in mastic,
pongee and white embroid-
cred in black: sizes 512. S,
III. Were 81 pair; EN-
HoN
q pairs Women's Two-clasp
Glace Gloves, in white, black
and black embroidered in
white; sizes 51z and 6. Ct
Were 81 pair: now. ~
58 pairs Women's Eight
button length Washable
Fabric Gloves, white and
black; sizes 51a, 6 and
Z. Were 81 pair; S2r
HO"
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Silk Hose. 81

II perfect, would be 81 so. So and
S3 pair. 200 pairs women's silk
hose, some all silk; some with Isle
garter tops and soles: black, white,
tan. brown. gray and few fancy.
Uneven weave.
"a pairs WOmen's Imported Woolen
Sports Hose. In jacquard check ef-
fects; two-tone gray and tan. C.
Were S4 pas: now. w.. pZ
Is pairs Women's Silk-and- W ooi
Sports Hose. in ombre shades: her
ringbone ribbed. Were $3.50 g
and IS pair: now. ......... P@
Hosiery Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
ex12 Administer Rugs, Special, $48.75

2S Seamless Administer Rugs,
size. Choice designs and col
45 Seamless Administer Rugs: fn-
est make; seconds; size Ct )6
36x10. Special, each. S<~
Decco Fiber Rug. discont inned
P.s,s va. .sa 30: nsx s;szio,s, $12.95
I Fluff Rag Rug, heavy quality:
ax12. was s24' S15.75
now
] Fluff Rag Rug. heavy. quality:
s,s1lo.s. saa Was ssl.'o' $t4.50
/ lot Imported Cocoa Door 2Sr
Mats. Special, each.......
= lot Oriental Rugs. average 4N6
feet. Were $4s.50 go S0
each: now ..........
] lot Oriental Rugs. average AVA
feet. Were s43.75: T17 TX
each: now ........... pZ/./0
Rug Section, Sixth floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Vogue Patterns

for every occasion OF the smart womnn's life,
is vogue Pattern III make
ninkfHg of your clothes you nd fmm nseIy
to your chic Mt minimum cost.
On Sale Pattern Section, Second Hoor
Evening star., 1925-01-15
1900 Women's Handkerchiefs, 15c Each

A special low price on Women's White,
Sheer. AlI-linen Handkerchiefs, OF an excep-
tionally desirable quality.
Handkerchief Section First
Evening star., 1925-01-15
"6t" Floor Varnish

"61" Floor Varnish
"A quart cans: II cherry. l
walnut. . dull finish. Qn>
Were S155 can: now. WV
Il pint cans: cherry. / ma
bogany, l light oak, dark oak. )
duh finish. Were 90c dSc
can; now ..... xS
~ hslf-pint cans: IL cherry. G
walnut, light oak. ground
color. Were soc can; 1Sr
NOW
e half-pint cans Sapolin Dark
Green Enamel. Were o.
40c can: now ......
Housewares Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Upholstery and Drapery
Fabrics Reduced

These short lengths are
Is to u less than for
merly. Cretonnes, pop
Inns, sateens, rayon fab
RIGS, nets, marquisette
and various other dra-
perry and upholstery fab
RIGS suitable for many
uses.
Curtain Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Housewares Greatly Reduced
Slightly shopworn, sligh
Fireplace Fittings

/ pair Cast Brass Andirons. ls
inches high. We're 60 S0
SIS pair: now.
pair Cast Brass Andirons. l6
inches high. Were $50 %f0
pair: now .
pair Cast Brass AndironS. II
inches high: dull finish. CfE
Fair was $50; now. W.
pair Cast Iron Andirons.
brass trimmed: 15 inches
high. Pair was s24; GO
21-inch Black Coal Crate,
brass trimmed.
brick lined. Was Sf7 60
S35; now ........ S'0
? Black Spark Guards: 81
inches high. AZ inches wide.
Were $3.50 each; 81 OK
now -......
l Wood Box, heavy oak. brass
hound. 2S inches long. IS
inches deep. % inches
high. was sS5; $3.50
now .............
I 1S-inch 0dorless Gas Tff
Log. was So2: now. -. U''
24-inch Odorless Gas Go
Log. Was $24; now. V'%
Evening star., 1925-01-15
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Kitchen Needs
Bathroom Supplies

lOWel Hamper. OblOng. white
ensmeled fiber: me
dunn size. Was $6; ca E0
now
Infants Scale. with wire
basket white enRm-
s.s sIsa- wa' 's.15; $3.e5
| Towel Hamper. large size,
Oblong. white enam
SD :s.:s' nd@ sssr. was was $3.95
. Towel Hampers: oblong.
white enamleed steel; mediur1
move. now ..'; w'' 81: $2.95
] Clothes Hamper: square,
white enameled fiber: large
size. was s7.75; %1 0E
now ...........
= Bath Stools. with rubber tips
on legs white euam-
eIed. Were $3.50 CT OK
each: now -, Ql.70
. steel Wsshsta nds. white
ensmeled. Were 81 Ct OK
each; now ......... Pl./O
Evening star., 1925-01-15

Window Shades, 4Sc
Were Csc. 40 "Shadex"
Window Shades in green
an tan, mounted on
spring rollers; size 3 feet
by 5 feet 10 inches.
40 Opaque Shades and
Domestic Holland Cloth
Shades: assorted colors;
approximate size. 3x6.9
feet. Soiled or slightly
imperfect: sold "as is"
Were 65c and 81 40.
each; now ....... 1oS
Curtain Section Fifth floor.