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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26

veszi es techhikai palyakra.
KivAnatos, hosy a gyerfneknek,
kspssseReihez iheften---k6telesse-
gel legyenek a sztil6i hazban Is
hogy felelGsseget is viseljen bizo-
nyos tekintetben, de szigoruan
kell iigyelni ARA, hogy ezek fl
zikai es szellemi kikepzes6t ne aka
dalyozzak. A gyermekben fel kell
ebreszteni munka vagyat es Sc
giteni keM Ut annak megertese-
ben, hogy t0bbi ember j6lete,
kenyelme, boldogulasa, bizonyos
mertekben az 3 t0rekvesetol figg
Tronf. f.-Jakab: Hova megyel
Smile?
Smile Nezni nekem egy meny.
osszony.
Jakab: Els ezzel majompofa
val?
! Smile (diihosen) Hat, mikor I
tied menyosszony ferjhez ment, t
milyen pofat vettel fel?
Evening star., 1925-02-11
HELP FEMALE
(COntinucd.l

BONBON DIPPERS-ENperr-
enced; apply 525 AZ St. S.W. IL
STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST-
Must be thoroughly experienced
come we'll recommended; per
manent position. Apply MIR.
Coonin, VIM. Hahn & Co., 9Th
and X sts. NV.
KEY PUNCHER; permanent
position to right party. Apply
Mr.. Coonin. VIM. Hahn & Co.,
9TH and X sts. NV.
FITTERS-Steady position and
good salary; retail store expert
enced preferred. Apply to supt.
before 10 am. Frank r. Jelleff,
Inc. l2l6 F st. NV.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

FURNITURE WANTED and household goods;
you VIII feel satisfied with prices | pay.
Weisenberg, 416 10th st. NV. Main S2i5.'
FURNITURE. pianos carpets. etc. Phone NJ .
1852 for wagon have me call "Weschler y
$40 Pa. ave NV.
FURNITURE-We buy household furniture and
Office fixtures. Money advanced storage
Sachs Furniture Co. Sth and d sts
NV. Main 1906.
FURNITURE-If you want to OBTAIN best re-
suits for your furniture and other miscel-
laneoua, call Mr.. Shapiro. 500 Louisiana ave.
NV. Franklin 8IS5.
GOLD, silver. watches, diamonds and old Jew
elry needed In our manufacturing dept. Fun
cash value paid Selinger's. S1S st.
OLD GOLD-Bring IN your old colo. suver.
platinum, diamonds; also discs rded jewelry.
We need them in manufacturing dept. win
pay highest prices. A. kann. Inc. 933 ct.
OLD GOLD, silver. diamonds. Jeweiry, nne.
beautiful pieces especially. A. F. Arnold.
1923 q st. NV. Main 81I3.
PIANO. cash for frst- class baby grand: state
make, time used and price. Box 103, College
Park, Md.
Evening star., 1925-02-11

CLERKS. not in Government employ, urea OF
losfers-If you are willing work for success
full future can use you at once otherwise save
your stamps and my time. Address itoS
4Sg-T. Star office.
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NEVEE mail ORIGINAL recommendo tons
on dpplytng for employment. Use COPIES.
ADVERTISING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per
manent. profitable contract; references. Ap-
ply l. to l or :, 10 d, 3Ij International Bldg.
40
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CLERICAL WORK. young man: must be ac-
curate at figures. In reply give experience
and salary expected. Address Box l'S-V, star
Evening star., 1925-02-11

DICTAPHONE OPERATOR or stenographer,
young man, in attorneys Office; must be nrst-
class speler; salary moderate TO start. bnt
opportunity unlimited; taking law course
preferred; highest references to character
required. Address Box 7lV. Star office. Civ
ing full information As 10 qualifications.
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EWRITERS-Cnderwood, s25; Royal SIS
Remington. $25; L. c. Smith. s25; Corona So :
Oliver. $40: Remington No. s. 10: guaranteed
for repairs year: ribbons. SOC. Sec us and
save money. We repair all makes OF typewrit-
ers. Federal Typewriter Exchange, 715 n ST.
N " Ms7STz
Evening star., 1925-02-11

COOK. experienced short order. at once: Ap-
ply 921 9th st NV. between IL and o'clock.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
lCAHfinuedl

ANDIRONS fire sets and at cost.
The Bargain House. 1923 lStlrn.w.
BABY CARRIAGE. cream. reed: excellent
condition cost S35: bargain, $12. 1853 Spring
Evening star., 1925-02-11

CHAUFFEURS. with Identification cards and
references. Apply taxi office. Wardman farN
Hotel
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COOK-Experienced. wanted. al tdrh cafe
5Il End ST ne So. per week and board.
Half day off once week. L.
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TYPEWR1TEHS-Under Remingtons.
Royals, L. c. Smiths. porta bes sold and rent
or S. monthly. Washington Typewriter EI.
change. 9I3 n Y ave. Fr 1911.
Evening star., 1925-02-11

CHAUFFEUR. colored; must understand
wholesale grocery delivering: references re
qured. NJ. E. Horton, $40 ST. s.w. See
Evening star., 1925-02-11

FARM HAND, white. with experience, on
orchard: must understand farm machinery:
prefer married man. $. ]. Clark, Berkeley
Springs. W Va.
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Civil Service Examinations.
special course for stcnographer- -typist exam
'iuations, : days snd ) nights each wk. Tui
ton IS. Also special course for all First Grade
exams. New courses beginning today for Po
Iceman exam. given each We'd. salary. 81 500
and up. Also Patent Office course starts to-
day The Civil Service Preparatory School,
s.e. cor. 18th and NV. Phone Fr. 2os0.
Evening star., 1925-02-11
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

BOYD SHORTHAND is THE SIMPLEST
sy stem in commercial use: easily read. fast
Rest: touch tipping. spelling, Eng. bus letter
yrs Boyd School. 1898 st. NV. NJ 2s76
NOW Is A GOOD TIME TO BEGIN A
course of preparation for 1ife's duties. Woods
Com rcial School, located in quiet neigh
borhood 311 East Capitol street, is just an
ideal place. One years tuition costs S113.
nayable in seven monthly payments. One
wear evaning sessions $50, in monthly pay
nents Ihirlv-ninth vear. Tel. Line. 3S.
Evening star., 1925-02-11
SITUATIONS FEMALE
(COntinuedD

DRESSMAk1NG. coats. gowns and mem 8
shirts a speciality. Very reasonable. 425l 9th
NV, Apt. B. Address Box 383T. Star office.
GIRL, young colored. wishes position in doc
Evening star., 1925-02-11

CHAUFFEURS. TO drive taxicabs at Metro
pulitan Club: must know city. s. Altman,
cab stand, 18th and II IL
Evening star., 1925-02-11

MEN AND WOMEN learn real estate business;
empI pIoyment whole part time; experience
unnecessary: free lectures every Thursday. D
pm. William F. Matteson, 6l0-6l1 Bona
Evening star., 1925-02-11

WALL PAPER BARGAINs-6o.O COO pieces
polychrome. % cts. piece: room lots. 81. so and
500; bedroom paper. and 10 cts. piece
look f"r the big white sign Mahoney's Wall
Paper Bargain House. 324 Pa. 81
Evening star., 1925-02-11

URNITURE WANTED and household goods
ou VIII feel satisfied with prices | pay.
416 10Th Main SoI5,>
Evening star., 1925-02-11

CANyASSERS-c live ones to sell Singer
Sewing Machines: liberal contract. Singer
Sowing Machine Co oiIn 18Th ST.
Evening star., 1925-02-11

WICKER FURNITURE-Two fne 3.piece
suites with table brand-new at cost The
Bargain House. 2423 18th NV
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

AGENTS for soliciting photographs. part or
fun time. Carter Bailey Studio, 602 l1th St
n w II"
Evening star., 1925-02-11

AUTOMOBILE Statesmen t.). live men. by
ono of the oldest orGaniza ations in the city, to
sell real tried and proved product; TO such
men We can offer real proposition. Nrlte
experience and qualifications. All replies held
strictly confidential. Address Box GOV. star
office.
Evening star., 1925-02-11

HUSTLERS, men or women, increase your IN
come. Nationally known company ohers per
manent spare time or whole time connection
Easy, pleasant work Address Box 106-V, Star
ofice IL"
Evening star., 1925-02-11
WANTED-SALESMEN

PERSON to make candy on small scale a.
home Address BOX 229-V. star office. u,
Evening star., 1925-02-11

TYPEWRITER-Rent an Underwood direc'
from the company: expert mechanical inspec
fion guarantees the best condition; ecoDom :
in time and effort assured.
Underwood Typewriter Co,
Frank. cleo. l4l3 New York ave
Evening star., 1925-02-11

BATHROOM OUTFITS. Building Material,
Beams Brick. Doors and Sash, Furnaces. Lum-
Der. Lanterns, Paint. Roofing, Shovels. Wall
Board Rock Board etc. The Hechinger
House Wrecking Co.. Camp MeiKs. 9TH and
Fla ave. ne; Main ONCE. 9th and SITS. Nv
Statesmen at both othces until $50 Fourteen
years saving you money building material
have established the good will Of the Hech-
inRer Compapy
Evening star., 1925-02-11
FOR FARM AND GARDEN

Top sOII, WANTED-Wanted. about 100 Gu.
yds good top soil for lawn, delivered to the
following address. Write replies 70 Mrs
Minna L. Iange 3O36 Woodland drive. Wash
inoton i3'
Evening star., 1925-02-11

BAKE OVEN. PANS and everything else Ia
run 4 bakery. cheap for quick sale; will sell
as whole or part Phone +. 4442
Evening star., 1925-02-11

RUSHEI.MAN WANTED. NJ. Cohen, tailor
1885 Goth St NV. IL
Evening star., 1925-02-11

length. North 1894. IL
SHOWCASES AND STORE FIXTURES, SAM
PIE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASES Al
SPECIAL PRICES. BUY AT THE FAC
TORY" RUSE & CO. SOB LOW ST. BAL
Evening star., 1925-02-11

NACUU UM CLEANER lH0oyerI. guara iced
S21: tested and reconditioned by the Hoover
lasI Il
Evening star., 1925-02-11

VACUUM CLEANER Eureka all attach
ments: Al condition: 500. Adams 200. II.
Evening star., 1925-02-11

The Knabe Store.
OFFICE FURNITURE
FROM u. 9. GOVT.
Complete line Of desks. fle cabinets lockers
Office chairs and tables ar tremendous savings
Everything you need for yoHr ONCE.
WASHINGTON SALVAGE CO.
Furniture Dept. $40 sth St. NV.
Evening star., 1925-02-11
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

SCPERHETR0DY Ne. ssven-tube. with tubes
will operate without aerial ground; s12S.
1885, 18th NV.
NEUTR0DYNE. 5-tube, complete with tubes,
batteries. etc: exceptionally ONE outfit; cheap
Adams $40
RECEIVING SETS REPAIRED FREE. II
slightly out of order; moderate charge X much
time and parts needed. Government
licensed. technical laboratory experts on our
stan Loomis Radio College 4o5 9th. NJ. 1889
Evening star., 1925-02-11
sITUATIoNS-MALE. FEMALE

MAN AND WIFE colored, will do entire work
Of house together: private family only; New
York reference. 2O4s I. st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-02-11

VICTRoLA. very hne tone. mahogany case.
records included. For quick sale. ss5. Col.
12SI 2OS North
Evening star., 1925-02-11

ADV ERTISING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per
manent. profitable contract: references. Ap-
ply L. to / or to 8, 3l5 International Bldg.
Evening star., 1925-02-11
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUs

TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE Adams
1891. Underwood L. c. Smith, $3.25 mo-;
mos. in adv, IS 25: g mos. x15
Evening star., 1925-02-11

BEDS-Singie and double. twin beds, 4 -posr
beds and beds Of all kinds. Felt msttresses
springs cotton mattresses The best.
big saving you. Let this be your first stop
You will 60 no farther.
The Bargain Honse
Evening star., 1925-02-11

AGENTS WANTED = Life and accident in
surancc. Room 80 Investment Building. l2'
Evening star., 1925-08-27

cret harbors have never been
visited
Go and send your cable and come
back again" Blum directed. Warn
your people that without a doubt in
vestigations will be made. Let your
fleet be maneuvered in every way so
as to confuse undesired onlookers. But
remember, nothing must interfere
with its final assembly. You know
the date
Itash smiled for the first time.
'On November the first he said,
I'VE have the most complete and Won
derful plan of movement. Units of
the fleet will appear from all sorts OF
unexpected places. They have their
flnal meeting place only five days
steaming from San Francisco"
Blum nodded.
Go and send your cables" he or
dered. Then return here. / sup
pose you can rely upon your code?'
MY code Is undecipherable to any
human being except. the person 10
whom il is addressed" Itash de-
clared. "It is based upon the
ancient priests language of my
country, 1000 years old. and untrans-
Evening star., 1925-08-27
Dress Goods, Etc.
Wash Goods Remnants,

Wash Goods Remnants,
121zc yard-Also domestics.
Odd lots and short lengths of
voiles, unbleached cotton, IS
inch percale, 36-inch English
prints, 32-inch dress ginghams
and numerous other desirable
weaves for blouses and dresses.
Dress Goods Remnants,
25c yard-Regularly selling
for 3oc to 5oc the yard. Choice
of striped English broadcloth,
printed and floral voiles, figured
volles. plain color voiles, fine
52-lnch dress ginghams. bro
caded tussah, plain foundation
silk, lining sateen and Others.
Splendid lengths and colors.
Birdeye Diaper Cloth, S1.4o
dozen-SecondS Of 81 quail
ity. Hemmed, ready for use.
24x24-inch size.
81 E EngIis h LongcIoth,
$1.4o for I0-yard piece-A
lovely, softly finished lingerie
quality.
Mattress Covers, $1.3o-
Protect your mattress and keep
it in shape. Twin and double
bed sizes.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-08-27

the destinies of a great nation to a
man who cannot keep his mouth shut,
even in his sleep"
But how could | tell?" " the young
man gasped. How do | know even
now that what you tell me is true?"
Let me remind you of this" Blum
went on. I'VE talked for hours one
night in Monte Carlo on the matter
of steel. With two companies over
here we are all right. over the third
we have no control or any influence.
We discussed the possibility of this
third company adding up the amount
of your contracts with their two rivals
even leaving out the steel plates we
sent you from Germany--and of pre-
senting a report to the limitation of
ornaments conference. You remem-
Der that conversation
II remember it perfectly" ltash
groaped
You left me with your mind full
of the subject. 1t was at the time
when Mile. Cleo was your fancy. Very
well, the other day mademoiselle calls
upon our friend Grant Slattery. and
the next morning he visits the repre-
sentatives of each one of those steel
firms. Can't you see that trouble or
suspicion at the conference might up
set everything we have dcne?"
II know" Itash muttered. still.
they will not discover anything that
counts in time. We have been very
clever. We have four secret har-
bors and two secret dockyards, be
sides the one in China. Each battle
ship we built was duplicated. The
two were given the same name. We
kept even the work people in ignor-
ance. The flving ships are safe. They
are up in Ulensk. Now l shall send
a cable. The four battleships which
have been launched must steam away
northward. The four that are ready
to be launched under the same name
must take their place. Everybody
will believe that it is the same ships
returned. | am not afraid. There are
American spies in Toxic. but our Sc
Evening star., 1925-08-27

latable save by a Japanese scholar.
That again is coded and has never
left my person"
He opened his coat and waistcoat
and showed a band around his un-
derclothes. Blum waved him away.
Good" he approved. BE back
within two hours. You will not
sleep before them"
For d few moments after the de-
parture of Itash, Cornelius Blum sax
motionless in his chair. his eyes fixed
upon the calendar which stood on his
table. Finally he rose to his feet
opened the door and called to his
secretary.
Miss Herman" he enjoined. for
half an hour / am engaged. You un-
derstand? Not even a telephone mes
sage"
Il understand perfectly, sir" she
replied. 1T is as usual"
She returned to her place. Blum
re-entered his sitting room, carefully
locking the door behind him. The
apartment, before the changes neces-
STATED by his demands, had been an
ordinary hotel sitting room. with
Evening star., 1925-08-27

heavy plush furniture and curtains.
There were two windows, across
which he carefully drew the curtains
until every scrap of daylight was eX
cluded. He then turned on the cleo
trio light and made his way to the
ponderous safe. which looked as
though ii were built into the further
wall. He undid his coat and waist
coat and released the chain which
was wound around his body. At the
end of 1t were two keys. With one,
after few minutes adjustment, he
opened the safe. From undernea tn
d pile of papers he drew out a curl
ously shaped and heavy box fash
ioned of beaten gold. On the left
hand side of the lid were the arms
OF the City of Berlin. On the right
the arms of the Hohenzollerns. In
the middle was an inscription in
German
To Cornelius Blum, the faithful
Evening star., 1925-08-27
THE WRATH TO COME
,',,s By E. Phillips oppenhein,
tCopyright by &

| of her SEX" the young man contin-
ued, drawing on his gloves. Mile.
| Cleo was once my very good friend.
! | tire of her and take another, and
she will not accept the situation. 1t
was foolish"
Very foolish. indeed" Grant as
sented.
THE situation" Itash proceeded,
| was probably clear TO you when l
had the honor of inviting you to
supper at the Carlton at Monte Carlo.
! You are man of the world, Mr.. Slat-
! terry. | have been told that made
| moiselle has made scandalouS talk OF
me. You will understand whence
comes the idea to speak evil"
| The whole situation" Grant as
! sured him. lis most transparent
| Itash bowed low
II should not mention this matter
at ALL he went on, but we who are
| in the diplomatic service of our coun-
| try-you, Mr.. Slattery, | believe We're
| once thus engaged--can SO easily
! have mischief made around us-a ma
| licious word a suggestion of "A con-
! fdence betrayed, it is sufficient to do
much harm. You will bear this in
, mind, Mr.. Slattery. if by chance
mademoiselle should have come here
! with mischievous intent"
! Il will bear ii in mind. Grant
! promised.
mo word concerning the affairs of
my country, no single sentence of po-
] litical import of any sort whatsoever
has ever passed my lips when in the
presence of Mile. Cleo" ltash de-
| clared. Therefore, what she says
she knows she invents. | wish you
| good morning, gentlemen"
| He made a dignified and leisurely
J Il f,1.R lNn
| hind him, heard him pass down the
| corridor toward the lift,
What did she whisper to you?"
/ Stoneham asked.
! 'She was trifie cryptic" Grant
replied. she spoke in French. What
she said was simply this: The secret
| of the world is to be found in two
small volumes hidden in the box of
| gold in No. 1908 Box of gold! What
the mischief was she driving at?"
! There was a sudden change in
| Stoneham's expression.
Why. Grant he exclaimed,
haven't you ever heard the story
about Cornelius Blunn's father"
i've heard one version of it,
Grant acknowledged. Tell me yours. )"
! You remember his history. of
course. He was a great friend of
the Kaiser Wilheim-one of the war
| party, one of those who really be-
! lieved in Germany and her divine
right TO rule the world The treaty
of Versailles broke his heart. On his
death bed he wrote a letter, which he
! placed in a gold casket which the
| Kaiser had once given him. contain
! ing the freedom OF the city of Ber-
| lin. The idea always has been that
that letter was a charge upon his
son to see that some day or other
| Germany was avenged. Cornelius
! Blum carries that casket always
with him. If there really does exist
any document in the world, any Sc
cret treaty or understanding between
| Germany and, say, Japan, having for
its object a consummation of this in
| junction, why that's the likeliest
place in the whole world to find it.
What about the 120S?" Grant
asked
That was what put me on the
scent" Stoneham replied. Twelve
hundred and eight is the number of
| Cornelius Blunn's suite on the twelfth
| floor of this hotel"
Evening star., 1925-08-27
Mems Apparel
ST Bathing Suits,

81 Bathing Suits, 3oc-
Cotton suits, in navy with blue
or red trimming. One and two
piece styles.
soc Drawers, 2oc-Bal-
briggan, in ankle length; in
sizes 81 to 50 only. Shirts and
drawers of checked nainsook, in
broken sizes, included.
Group of Shirts, eoc-Odd
lots left from higher priced as
sortments. Sizes IA to 151z only,
in various attractive fabrics.
Street Floor
Boys sos Knickers, $1.4o
Just half price on genuine
Palm Beach and Panama Cloth
Golf and Regular Style Knickers.
Several shades from which to
choose. Sizes 7 to 10 years.
Street Floor
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Accessories, Etc.

Yelling, 25c yard-Reduced
from SOC to 75c. Plain and
fancy mesh yelling, in black and
colors. Solid and combination
dots.
Neckwear, sc Clearance
OF separate collars, tabs and cir
cular rufling. Formerly 4oc to
SOC.
Crepe de Chine Scarfs,
$I.25 = Plain and figured
scarfs. in W to 2 yard lengths.
.Hemmed or fringed ends. For
merly $1.o8.
Mems initiated Handker-
chiefs, E for 59c-Ready
bowed. Formerly 81. Plain white
with hem.
Hair Switches, $1.75-
Wavy hair switches, 3 separate
strands; "a inches long. All col
ors. Formerly s. c8.
Street Floor
Metal Scooters, $1.59-
Special for one day only. Red
or green painted metal scooters.
with 8-inch disc rubber tired
wheels. Solid and substantial.
Gtrect Floor
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CHAPTER NJ.

Itash proceeded to pay his morning
call upon the person whom the news
papers had christened The Mid
European Napoleon of Modern Fl
nance and Diplomacy" He passed
through into the presence of the great
man within a very few minutes. He
entered courteous, self-assured. digni
fed. He was reduced within a few
seconds to state Of abject collapse
For years afterwards he remembered
the horror of those moments. Cor
nelius Blunn's opening words filled
him with blank amazement. his fina
ones stripped him of every shred OF
confidence and self-respect.
Il have been associated at different
times" the latter concluded. with
rogueS and huckSters, thieves, liars
and fools | have never vet intrusted
Evening star., 1925-08-27
New Way Eczema
Goes in 48 Hours
Almost Unbelievable-But It's
Guaranteed.

\ Many people who suffer from
1 itching skin and Eczema like TO use
salves and ointments and some of
| them are very good.
I The one way, however, and the
l new way, to get rid of Eczema in 4S
I hours or less iS' to use kojene, the
most powerful, non-poisonous, non
| alcoholic antiseptic known.
It's a liquid, and a six-ounce bot
\ tie costs but so cents at Peoples
l Drug Stores or any progressive
| druggist, and if it doesn't end your
eczema in 4S hours-money gladly
returned. Directions on each bottle
\ It's equally good for boils, car
/ buncles, ulcers, skin infections,
\ pimples and
ment.
Evening star., 1925-08-27
Women's Apparel

$3.50 to SIS Corsets, $1.o5-
Discontinued numbers of &C,
C-B Corsets and Marv elfit
girdles, in broken sizes.
SI.oS and sos Sweaters,
ST. = Lightweight all-wool
sweaters, in slip-on and button
front styles. Various colors.
$1.5O Costume Slips, ST.
Striped lingette slips, in bodice
top style. Henna, orchid, gray
and pansy.
ST Overblouses, 0c-
Cleanup of dimity, voile and Ii
nepe blouses, in tailored and
trimmed styles. Broken sizes.
Second Floor
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Hosiery Reduced

Hose, 25c-Seconds of SOC
and 81 grades. Broken sizes. but
plenty of light and dark colors.
Included also are Burson Split
foot Hose, in black and tan.
Children's Socks, 12Izc-
Mercerized Short Socks, with
fancy tops. Some plain colors.
Perfect and irregular grades.
Regularly 2oc and 35c.
3ec S port Hose, I9c--
Children's rs Sport Hose, with
plain or fancy cuffs. Perfect.
Various colors, in broken sizes.
Street Floor
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designations Accepted.

The designations of First Lieut.
Otto Praeger, jr Corps of Engineers
and Second Lieuts. Garrett B. Drum
mond and Albert Ruth Infantry, have
been accepted by the President.
Evening star., 1925-08-27
Chidren's Wear

Muslin Underwear, 3oc-
Choice of nightgowns, combina-
tlons, bloomers and princess
slips. Flesh and white. Trim
med with embroidery and stitch
ing. Broken sizes.
S1.50 and $1.9S Khaki Ap-
parel, S1-Choice of knick-
ers, boomers or MILDLY blouses.
Broken sizes.
S1.9S Sweaters, 8oc-All-
wool slip-on sweaters. in white.
plain colors and combinations.
Sizes 2 to f years.
Second Floor
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servant of this city and friend of his
Kaiser, WILHELM.
Nineteen thirteen.
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In reconstruction of Belgium nearly
"a 900 doors from America were used
Evening star., 1925-08-27
FRIDAY Green Ticket Specials
Home Furnishings

Felt-base Remnants, 29c
square yard = Usually Csc
when sold from the full piece
An excellent grade of floor COW
ering, consisting of small pieces
and oddments left from previ-
Gus sales. Specially priced for
immediate sale.
Grass Hall Runner, 39c yd.
Just one piece. stenciled in
brown Wall of Troy border.
About 80 yards to be disposed
of at this price. Regularly 59c
the yard.
Window Shades, 3oc-Lot
of seconds of 81 oil opaque
shades, in light and dark colors.
Very special.
75c Sanitas Cloth, &c
Slight imperfections. Tan
grounds, stenciled in blue. About
90 in the lot.
Table OilcIoth, 17c yard
Seconds of 3oc grade. White
tile and marble patterns.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-08-27

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