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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-30
TEATRo RIvoLI:

FL microbes pasado Sc exhibi6 la
primera jornada de la gran serie
francesa, "El Emperador de los
Pobres", interpretada por los me-
jcres artistas de la gran casa Pa
ramount de Paris. Sc seguira exhi-
biendo todos los microbes.
FL pueblo de Rio Piedras no debe
dejar de yer esta gran pelfcula, Que
tantos triunfos ha conquistado en-
los teatros de San Juan ultima
mente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-30
EMMA CARLO:

Dcsde hace dos dias, Sc encuen-
ira guardando CANA, atacada por "a
grippe, que adn abunda por esta
ciudad, la encantadora y gentil Sc
horita, Emma Carlo, orgUllo del
pensil riopedreho.
Formulamos votos por la pronta
mejoria de Emma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-30
Fl dEtnguidO..
Ccontinuasi0n dc "a sra,

campana en- Ia prensa no puede te-
ner otra finalidad prdctica que ejer
Ger indebida preston sobre el fun
clonariO llamado a resolyerlos.
GUNDA:-Porque aun cuando
Is cierto que el senor d0iaz Cintron
tieno dereeho a defenderse en- la pro-
pla prensa de los cargos que le ha-
cen sus enemlgos, no es menos cier-
70 que La posici0n Official que ocu-
pa : sobre todo cl estar Ia question
sub-judlce, podrlamos decir mis- o
mcnos propiamente. lie colocan en-
una posicI6n desvent9iosa con res
pecto sns adyersarlos.
TERCERA ;-Porque tambiGn es-
"a en una posicidn desventajosa con
respecto a su adYersario el que tie
ne que discutir su propia capacidad.
Para expresarlo &c una manera bien
grafica. debe de ser una posicl6n
altamente embarazosa el que tiene
que dIrigirse Ia prensa para soste-
ner que Il nislno cue as una per-
soma muy lista Y que tiene un talen-
10 immense, y
CUARTA :-Porque la opinion pt-
blica Ia que Ia prensa Sc dirige no
parece In llamad0 a resolyer sobre
opiniQnes legales, que requieren una
buena preparation t&cnica.
Sesnn tengo entendido los senores
Rsunet y Arizona Sc proponcn Scguir
su campana en- la prensa con la
misma yirulencia y encono con que
la han inieiado. Ne parcce llcgado
.el momento de hacerles entender
que no IS ese el mejor camino a
seguir, que como abogados deben sa-
ber escoger medios mas adecuados
81 Sc sienten lastimados EN- sus de-
rechos g intereses, me parece que
la Association de abogados de Puer-
10 Rico tiene prestigio Y autoridad
para hacerselO asf entender.
Cuales sean los mediOs adecuados
para lleyar a cabo esa intervention
de la Asociaci6n que ustedes repre-
sentan. y cual la manera v forIna
de prOceder, no es para mi decidir-
10. Ustedes con mas competencia v
autoridad que yo sabran orientar
a esa Association en- el sentido indi-
eado.
Y para terminar quiero hacer
constar con tOda Ia sineeridad con
que 80 procure proceder, que he es-
critic las anteriores lfneas en- cumpli
mientO de un doloroso deber. Stem
pre- he tenido de los sefiores Bru-
net y Arizona el mejor coneepto CO.
mo abogados probos y competentes
y con los mismos he sostenido las
nejOres relaciones de amistad V com
panerismo. Creo, sin embargo, que /
IN esta OCCASION su apasionamiento
los ha lleYado a tales extremes que
ningdn miemhro del bar que haya
fisto de eerca sus actuaciones pue-
ie permanecer callado, euando ese
silenao podrla interpretarse como
ana eensura un Juez que aquf en-
Ponce todos eonsideramos reeto J
Iusticiero.
soy de todos ustedes afrno. amigo,
? eOmpahero,
A. VnpKs1 DEs U0nH
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-30
SE DESCARRILA OTRO
EXPREGO EN- FRANCIA

PARIS, MARIO q. (Cable Fran
ces). FL expreso de Paris Viena
Sc ha descarrilado a S8 KIN. de es-
ia ciudad. FL accidente no fue ca
sual, pues Sc ha encontrado que
dos rieles estaban abollados propo-
sito. No ha habido muertos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-11
RELATIVES FILE
Will CONTEST
4IlOdue Influence" on Col
cred Woman Charged

c..rs,rr misrepresentation and
-. r0usner. surviving relatives
w, ~ fiuio HozslWood, colored.
y - suit to contest her Will
r,eslay evening
-, r,el,ate court suit Is directed
IS, Mrs Eta Harvey named
.otrix without bond In a viii
$50 10 have been signed within
:, soprs q Mrs Hazclwood'a death,
s..,smbsr 10. 1885, The bulk %
~ state. which IS said 10 consist
:, securities and real estate. was
:. "a Mrs. Haryey's daughter
s..,,a Ellen Harvey II has not
s,,n appraised.
cn.rlss Morris. brother OF the
- woman. Mrs, Sarah Evans,
=. mother both OF Montgomery
1. ana Mrs, Thcodosia Cooper,
!, pensacola. Fla, her niece. join
ii The sui
reey charge Eta Harvey assum
:, control OF Mrs Hazelwood and
=. home during the last five days
!, her lie. and gave her an oplate
s.,hip an hour OF the signing or
-. vii they also alloge she rep.
.,.,,,l hersslf 70 Mrs Ha.elwood
a., cousin. but that she IS in fact
.,,r,ly a cousin OF Mrs Hazel.
r,,Es divorced husband, and had
=, sen the deceased more than
s,v doren times prior 20 the
aa llnsss."
Morris was no, mentioned In tho
IN Mrs. Cooper received $1,000
,ss Mrs. Evans was bcqueathed the
svlasnds from Canadian National
nilway stock left to Bonita Har,
y,y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-11
Pupils Win Good
Scholarship Pins

ore hundred and thirty-one pupils
n Queen Anne high school were
srn honor pins by School super,
is,,udent Cole Tuesday ana admit
IA 10 the Honor society, Hugh de
Lacy is president OF the society,
,cundsd four years ago, Award
,re made for scholarship and gen.
,-.l good conduct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-11
Britisher to Wed
American Heiress

VENICE. Nov. ii,-By U, Pr
or. Ptto. Of the British diplomatic
service. confirmed today reports OF
his engagement 10 Mary LAndon
Baker. Chicago heiresS Hs IS de.
parting soon for Morocco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-11
A Good Story, Anyway

SPokANE, Nov lO-tBy u. P)-"PoIy" Webb, Spo-
- kane cigar merchant was hunting deer near Ruby,
WASH He went to sleep onsa rock hig, up n hill
while waiting for shot at something. Suddenly he
awoke He huge buck about 30 feet away When
he moved TO shoot it, however he discovered his right
arm was asleep. He wigged il and rubbed it, accord.
ing 10 his tale But his arm was so sleepy the deer got
away before he could pull the trigger.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-13
Last Day Of Sale
Hats for Women and Misses
4.40 3.49 2.85 l.79

What sale of stunning hats this is And the last day is
Hats in the advance mid-season materials for
present and future months, developed of satin, faie
metallic lace felts velours combination velvet and SATIN
satin and mealcs All head Sizes all beautiful for
Young women and Of mature waists. Smarty
trimmed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-13

WOmen's Wash BlOuses-White and
tan broadcloth blouses and fig
ured crepes. Attractive c0
styles. Sizes SO to 44...OUC
Warner Bros. Egyptian Brsssieres--
SIX narrow garments with dainty
rosebud and hemstitchinE trim
med, narrow silk ribbon straps,
white and orchid. en-
Sizes 80 to IS OJC
Narrow Bandeaux-Back 1T
fastening. Sizes 80 to 3S....lIC
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-13

500 of these are wright's
Heather" brand wool mixed
suits and 800 are all-wool suits;
made suits with long sleeves.
full length: comfortably full
sizes; sizes SO to 46.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-13
Last Day of Sale
Fine Plaid Blankets,
2.95 Pair

66xS0 Size. Beautiful colors in
broken plaid designs. of fine
downy cotton, well made, stand
ard quality.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02
Goings-On

BELASCO-Robert Ames IN
Jack in the Pulpit"
POLPS-Edith Day in wild
flower
NATIONAL-Thomas Jefferson
in "Lightnin'''
KEITH'S-Eddie Leonard and
his MINISTRIES; other acts.
EARLE Popular vaudeville;
seven acts.
WARDMAN PARK "A Story
Of Pierrot.".
GAYETY-Harry Steppe and
Ills Big Show"
MUTUAL-"HelIo Jake Girls"
STRAND-Vaudeville and films.
RIALTO-"Dante's Inferno" and
light opera stars. j. Humolro
Duffy and Alice Mackenzie.
COLUMBIA-Betty Bronson in
Peter PAN"
METROPOLITAN - Constance
Talmadge in Her Night OF Ro'
nance"
PALACE-Lon CLANCY in He
Who Gets Slapped"
AMBASSADOR-John Gilbert
in 1.-THE Snob- :"
TTVOLI-Dick Barthelmess in
CLASSMATES"
CENTRAL-May McAvoy in
'HTarnish.
SAVOY-"Chalk Marks"
AVENUE GRAND-Harry
Carey in Roaring Rails.
APOLLO-"The Story Without
q. Name"
YORK-"stepping Lively"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02

! First of all sally and deft
thrust at the irony Of things.
Comes an amiable message
from Mr.. Thurston, the noted
parlor trickster; the same Mr..
Thurston who almost demolished
President Coolidge's new opera
hat with a mallet in mistaken
belief he was about to sock the
substitute topper. Or was it
the Presidents watch? Well,
no matter.
Mr.. Thurston advises he is
grateful for courtesies extended
him the past season and as a
token he is having the John Hol-
land Pen Company, of Cincin-
natl, send me one of their gold
pens with my name engraved
on it. The letter addresses me
as "Mr. Arnold Phillips"
People so often apprehend me
as somebody else that ] am
authoring a new organization
whose slogan will be: "More
people in 1925 who will recog-
nize Addison Sims"
This is vital, and, from my
viewpoint, much more important
than many other enterprises now
extant.
Yesterday your now-tireder-
than-ever correspondent was
complimented for his water
power articles in another good
evening paper. And David Be-
lasco, above all people to for
get, wires New Year greetings
to w. T. Phillips.
X
During the Yuletide peregrina-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02

ticns anchor was cast at all
hours at a spacious Cabin John
home, where eager faces pressed
to the panes from within, and
blazing logs framed CHEEKY well
come to the belated party.
A lady, brown of eye and fleet
of tongue, engaged this end of
the bargain in light banter
which kept US both in gusto
of merriment until it became ap-
parent she thought it was the
interesting, though not as hand
some, Leonard Hall she was
talking to.
Mastering as frigid a gaze
as possible to eyes which mad
peered in sundry wassail bowls
that day, the high dudgeo1.
record of 1924 was set as l
marched to the nearest door,
opened it and disappeared into
what the host confirmed the
next day as being the pantry.
It was Judge Andrew Kelley,
himself, who said to me no
later than Christmas eve that
"a mans name is his CASTLE,
And on that occasion Mr.. Kelley
found me in perfect accord with
his views.
The world has gone on for
years, puttering with trivialities;
content to let major problems,
such as the mistaken identity
or mispronounced name cpl
demic, go unchecked. The enr-
barrassments alone, to say moth
ing Of the loss of earning
power, morale and that sort of
thing, caused by. these sights
to the amenities would, if con-
centrated in one giant human
hulk, compose an inferior COM
pick of such mountainous girth
that Mahomet would hesitate
to crook an inviting finger in
it's direction.
Thus it goes.
Whoever joins this new or
ganization to preserve the
identities will confer a boom
if that's the word-not only on
himself but on the race. The
course of study has been split
into cumulative tests, so that
each semester more difficult
subjects will be added. No one
will be asked to identify Ad-
olson Sims the first month.
No, indeed. Such a prize must
be saved for diploma day. He
will gradually be sneaked upon
on a roadway of lesser carcasses
furnished by your next door
neighbor, John Smith in the
next block; nepheWe, nieces,
old school friends and the like.
BY the time commencement
rolls around Mr.. Sims will find
out Seattle is a pretty small
place to hide in.
Who will join while there's
still a stray hope for Armenia:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02
THE GATE-POST
:Bu Harold Phillips

At times this nfreuuenty probable column will peered
through smoked to culver the brink OF sub
dvations
that swing around the block which overly
than tired
indulge themselves with
Having every attraction in towncludng shame
faced survey the Ninth shooting gallery
up Thursday night the drama has to still tired CORE
spondent the aspect Of a hunk of ice
topics that need touching up here and there AS
so often remarks:
"The grand wlynlly; speaking, Of
course reads
since on Thursdays precisely week he always asks
have Of shows in
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02
New Color Comics

Comics in color are the newest
film novelty and these. are being
provided to the fan in "Readhcad
Comedies q series Of historical
burlesoues done in Kelley color.
In these comics for the film the.
action consists OF a series OF
painted scenes and the raw, harsh
lines of straight pen and Ink or
charcoal are obviated. To epro-
duce painting in color is one OF the
newest attempts at finding the
unusual in motion pictures.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02
CSC, soc and 81 Sale!

Saturday is the day wi
sterling values in wanted
Every item listed is a bar
filled.
Boys. Soc Leather
Belts
Boys genuine Leather Belts
OF cowlaide, with, metal buckle.
Sizes "a to 80 ORN
inches. .........
Boys 35c Cotton Hose
! Boys wide and medium RIB.
bed Cotton Stockings, In the
well.known Boy Hiker -,
Brand: all perfect quail 0SN
tty.
WOmen's Cotton Hose
Wonfen's Cotton stockings.
seam back, in black, cordOvatl
and white: all perfect Okfs
quality .............
Children's Knitted
Waists
Seconds OF the SOC GEade)
Children's X nitGed Whists.
sizes 2 to II DC
years. .................
19c Tea Towels. 2 for
PArt.linen Hemrned Crash Tea
Towels, finished with tape Ok
hangers. ..............-..
39c BarnsIey Crash
Fine grade warranted OEC
All-Linen Barnsley Crash 49,
Csc Stamped Towels
2 for
Stamped Glass or Tea 0SU
Towels. neat designs. -. -
Soc Art Crash
2O-inch warranted All-Lincn
Art Crash, cream color, for
scarfs or centers. Limit, CkO
3 yards. ...........3.....
Soc Change Purses
Leather Change Purses. in
frame and envelope styles; DIE
substantially made. ......
Zoe MarQuisette, 2 yds.
Sheer quality White Curtain
Marouisefte, Sc inches wide; any
quantity cut from fun Or
rolls. yards for.
4Sc CretOnneS
Yard-wide heavyweight fast
color Cretonnes. light and dark
floral. bird. foliage and tapestry
designs, for draperies, OSC
etc. ...............s =
Soc FeIt-base Rugs
24x3S Durolin Felt-base Rugs,
neat figured centers, with Or
.
First FlOOr-Bargain Table.
SOC FeIt-base Runner
22.inch Durolin Felt base
Runner, for stairs and halls; 5
toS yard lengths, plain brown
or neat figured centers, C6c
with borders. ............
Mems Cuff Links
Mems and Boys Cuff Links,
In pearl and enamel effects;
assorted styles and Pr
colors. ...... ..........
19c Hose Supporters,
2 pairs
Hickory Hose Sup CkC
porters, two pairs for.
Csc Sanitary Aprons,
z for
Sanitary Aprons, white Or
and flesh colorS. 5000.
Hair Nets, Dozen
Hair Nets, cap and fringe
styles; single Or
mesh ..........
1Oc Toilet Soap,
4 cakes
Ianaoil and Buttermilk Toi-
let and Comp EXON Or
Soap .''''''''
soc Water Pals
Galvanized Iron Water Ok
Pals, 14-duart trade size HU~
WO1nen's 1Oc
Handkerchief, A for
women's Handkerchief. in
mink. blue and lavender, in1ita-
ton Mexican drawn work, with
hemstitched borders; Or
fast colors. .........
18c BIeached Muslin
q yUSo
S6-inch Bleached Muslin, a
close woven, soft finish OK
quality ............
Laundry Soap, 6 cakes
Six full size cakes of OEc
Star Laundry Soap. @O~
SOC Fancy Sateen
36-inch Fancy Sateen, suit
able for Innings or comfort
coverings; two colors ORN
only ......''.''.
Sc Trimming Laces
6 yds.
Trimming laces, choice Of
IL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02
Wonen's CSC Gloves

Women's Real w as b able
Chaxnosuede Gloves, with wide
embroidered back; two-clasp
style; in mode, tan, brown,
beaver, black, oak, covert En<e
and white ............ W.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02


No mail orders
ed. d
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02

SLIPS Floor Mops
Squeeze Ely Self-wring- q
ing Floor Mops. .......
$1.5O Dress Shields
Naiad Brassiere Dress e1
Shields, sizes 81 to
Boys Union Suits
Seconds Of che $50 grade.l
Boys Ecru Fleeced Cotton
Union Suits, high neck, long
sleeves and ankle pants; Il
sizes 4 to Is years
WOmen's Vests, 3 prs.
Seconds Or the soc eradO.)
Wonenss Fine Ribbed Gauze
Vests, low neck, no sleeves
and built-np shoulder @1
straps ..............
WOmen's $1.25 Vests
Women's Medium Weight
Cotton Vests. double extra size,
low neck and no sleeves; g
sizes 81, 81 and Sc. =
WOnen's $1.5O Hose
Womell's Thread silk stock
ings, in the chiffon weight, I'm
black and wanted street shades;
made with the, three seam
back. Every pair perfect @1
duality in sealed package. -
Women's $1.25 Sport
Hose
Women's Ribbed Wool Sport
Stockings, in the heather mix
lures, in blue and brown; CT
all perfect quality. 1885,. -
COty's Perfumes,
" Ounce
Coty's Perfume, including
L'Origan, Chypre, Paris and
Jacqueminot Rose. Sold. regu-
Iarly at $3.50 an Ct
ounce ................
Double COmpacts
Double Compacts. containing
compact powder and rouge,
mirror and puffs: gold Or 81
silver finish. ........
Mems &c Handker-
chiefs, 5 for
Mems Plain White All Pure
Linen Handkerchiefs, with
heu1Atitched borders; per- 7
feet quality ............
$1.5O Console Mirror
Cords
Console Mirror Cords, with
four-inch silk tassel, In copen,
rose, mulb cry and ST
gold ...............
First Floor Trimming Dept.
$1.5O KiHnOnO Silk
36-inch Kimono sink, pure
silk quality, In q large assert
ment Of beautiful designs &7
and color combinations. -.
$1.29 POngee Silk
32-inch Ponjorient Pongee
silk: new styles and coloringS,
in beautiful stripes and H7
checks; fast coiors. 49,. "
81 Pearl Bead Chains
Manufactured.
6O.inch Indestr:Ictible Pearl
Bead Chains, evenly matched
IN very small pearls as well
as larger ones: beautiful 81
finish and color. ...
Mems $3.50 Night
Robes
Mems Faultless Night Robes,
fine quality cambria; v neck
style and extra full cut body;
trimmed with washable @7
braid. Sizes Is to d.. %
Mems Half Hose
3 prs.
Seconds of the 75c Gradel.
Mems Thread Silk Half Hose,
high spliced heel, double rein
forced sole and toe and
scanned back; black and Ct
plain colors ..... ga
Tots $1.5O Dresses
Little Tots Dresses of fine,
sheer shadow batiste, in pink.
blue and honeydew. Narrow
net ruffle around neck ana
sleeves; deep hens. Sizes @1
2 to years. WA
Infants 81 so Dresses
Infants Long Dresses Of soft
nainsook, with lace and en-
broidery panel front. lace CT
trimmed ruffle. ....... VI
Infants SIPS SacQues
Infants All-woo1 White
Knitted Sacques, trimmed CT
with pink or light blue. u
Babies $3.50 Caps
Babies Wool Knitted Caps,
all white; beautiful loose stitch,
with knitted tie CT
strinHa ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02
Mems Csc Collar
Buttons, 8 for

Mems Krsmentx Collar But.
tons, one piece, 14kt gold E0p
plated; all good shapes. W.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02

Soc Novelty Suitings
s6.inch Novelty Suitings, in
q large assortment of new
checks, plaids and woven
stripes. A high-grade cotton
fabric In all wanted S0O
colots. .......s. ...........
Soc CoIOred POpIins
Sejnch C0lored Poplins. a
yarn mercerised quality, E0p
in all wanted colors. s.. w
79c Spanish Laces
spanish Iaces, s to Q inches
wide, in black, navy. grey,
white, cream, brown and Sln
cocoa ..........
WOInen's 79c
Boomers
Wonens Jersey Knit Bloom
ers, made with elastic RfAa
waist and knee: pink only W.
ChiIdren's Underwear
Children's Separate Gar
uaents, shirts In dutch neck, eI-
bow sleeves and. high neck,
long sleeves; knee and ankle
pants. Sizes 2 to IL E0n
years. Perfect quality. ="
Hair Brushes
Prophylactic Penetrator Bris-
tie Hair Brushes, mahogany
and ebony finishes; good Rfls
quality bristIes. wv
WOl1len's Cotton Hose
3 prs.
Seconds Of the CSC graded
Wonaen'S Cotton Stockings,
medium weight with seam
back; black and some S0e
colCrs .................:
Mems Csc Collar
Buttons, 3 for
Mems Krsmentz Collar But.
tons, one piece, 14l<t gold E0N
plated; all good shapes. UU
Mems Half Hose,
3 prs.
(SecOTlfls Of the 4Oc Grndel
Mems Mercerized LigIe Half
Hose. black and plain colors,
high spliced heel and double
reinforced sole and S0N
toe. ........
WOmen's 69c Gloves
Women's Real washable
Channosuede Gloves, with wide
embroidered back; two-clasp
style: in mode, tan. brown,
beaver. black, oak, covert Hf1p
and white ...............
ChiIdren'S CSC Gloves
Chlldren's Wool and Jersey
Flooce.lined Gloves. in brown,
navy, tan, camel. oxford. r
gray and heather ........
WOmen's CSC Aprons
Wornen's Amoskeag Cham.
bray Waist Aprons, neat as
sorted checks, with pocket and
tie strings. Guaranteed sir
fast colors.
WOmen's CSC Aprons
women's Polly Prim Aprons,
of good quality percale, In as
sorted neat new patterns;
pocket and rick-rack trim .A0N
med. ......
WOmen's 79c Boomers
women's fine soft grade
striped Sateen Boomers, with
double elastic cuff knee, elastic
waist and reinforced crotch;
copen. henna, tan, navy nC
and orchid. ..............
Chfldren's Handbags
Children's Handbags. choice
of beaded, silk or leather styles.
Very pretty colors and E0r.
styles; some with mirrors. W.
81 Waving Irons
French Marcel Waving S0C
Irons. ........... $1,000
79c Cooking Kettles
Aluminium Cooking Kettles,
s-quart trade size; no S0C
covers.
69c Window Shades
Perfect quality Opaque Cloth
window Shades, 3 ft.x6 It. in.
size: guaranteed spring rollers;
white and greens; complete
with ring and all Fix S0p
lures. ...............
79c Jap Grass Rugs
27x54 heavy double-warp Jap
anese Grass Rugs, green, blue
and brown stenciled Oriental
and medallion de- S0C
signs. s......
First F1Oor-Bargain Table.
79c Crib Blankets
3Ox4O Crib Blankets, blue or
pink, with various nur--SAS
sery design borders. ..... wv
zoe Double Curtain
Rods
Kirsh double Curtain Rods,
% to 4S inch extension; stipple
tone brass finish; guaran- R0<N
tod NOT IN forniah Or sag wv
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02
Hair Brushes

Prophylactic Penetrator Bris-
tie Hair Brushes, mahogany
and ebony finishes; good RflrO
quality brIStIes. ....... O~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02
Boys 79c to 81
BlOuSeS :,

Boys School Blouses, Of neat
striped percales. plain tans and
khaki, with attached collar and
double yoke back. Perfect quail
ity, Full cut sizes from s to
is years; also gray flannel
blouses; s1ig ut seconds: S0C
sizes 8 to is years. 49,. wv
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02
Mems $3.50 Night
Robes

Mems Faultless Night Robes,
fine quality cambria: v neck
style and extra full cut body;
trimmed with washable @7
braid. Sizes Is to D.. O4
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02
Mems Half Hose,
g mrs.

Seconds Of the 4Oc Grade
Mems Mercerized LisIe Half
Hose, black and plain colors,
high spliced heel and double
reinforced sole and R0fs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02
WO11len's Cotton Hose
8 DIS.

Seconds Of the 26c graded
Won1eE's Cotton Stockings,
medium weight with seam
back; black and some R0O
colnra OVO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02
Vomen's 79c Boomers

Wonen's fine soft grade
striped Sateen Boomers, with
double elastic cuff knee, elastic
waist and reinforced crotch;
copen. henna, tan, navy Afs
and orchid. .............
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02
WOrnen's 81 so Hose

Women's Thread SILK stock
ings, in the chiffon weight, in
black and wanted street shades;
made with the three seam
back. Every pair perfect @1
quality In sealed package. %
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02
Wornen's CSC Aprons

Women's Polly Prim Aprons,
of good quality percale, In as
sorted neat new patterns;
pocket and rick-rack trim H0N
road wv
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-02
Mems Half Hose
8 DIS.

Seconds Of the 75c Gradel.
Mems Thread Silk Half Hose,
high spliced heel, double rein
forced sole and toe and
scanned back; black and Ct
plain coIors ......... UA