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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-18
HEAVENLY" TWINS

CAIRO-Among certain savage
tribes in Africa. twins are regarded
as children of Heaven. When ad.
verse conditions befall the tribe to
use their influence In natives, they
appeal to the twins of getting Divine
interference.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-18

During the Prince Of Wales voy-
age on board the Repulse, more than
100000 cigarets were sold in the
ships canteen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-30
Seattle Folk Pay Most
for Governmental Cost
U. S. Report on Finances of American Cities
Show City Near Top in Utility Earnings

ENERY person In seattle paws Al.
II most SIC a year more for the
cost OF governing the city than do
the citlssns OF any other municipal.
tiy IN the United states from the
Ice 600 population class ON up,
This fact Is shown in a bulletin OF
financial statistics Of American
cities. based on 1894 figures pub
hshsd hy tho United states depart
msnt OF commerce
The per capita cost Of tiieso Is
higher even than that ot New York
city Detroit the second highest.
has per capita cost % Si06.i6, The
total cost FOR 1898 here was sa6.6aa.'
SIS.
Scatties assessed valuation for
general property tax purposes is the
least Of the II United states cities In
the 100000 10 100000 population
class. $3.50, all $50. and her ne, debt,
less her sinking fund assets, is the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-30
RN IAMLs TREMONr MNArr

PORTLAND. orc, June 1o-All
thc glamor and interest OF a metre.
pohtan premiere marked the opening
Monday night OF Jane cowrs new
nlay. zone Trip OF the SILVER star
az the iIeihs theater. The packed
house greeted the initial appearance
with thundcrous greeting to the
wsll-beloved favorite
The popular star Is supported by
\ strong cast. which achieves Won
dcrful results in many clever situa
tions OF the new play, written by
Lawrence Eyre. author OF Miss
Nelly ~ New orleans"
The production win never reach
metropolitan success. Altao inter-
sporssd with many witty lines the
vehicle lacks continued interest.
Ntter the curtain fell on the first act
IL was quito evident that Jane cawl
alone was carrying the honors OF the
evening.
In a short speech at the end OF the
second act. the star stated that she
hated 10 Try things out in Portland.
and would rather 20 20 smaller
town. She rendered apologies for the
possible roughness ot the produe-
tion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-30
A MILLION
REACHES

A million OF more Of his kind wan
dered about the place, llsuessly. ar,
rozantiy. making no move TO AVOID
me,
Wrath seized me. fought FOR my
right 70 a scat In the cell. swapping
them here and there with my very
own fingers. controlling my horror
OF them in my rage 20 dl,poAsoss
them.
Their nonchalsnee infatuated me.
I hated them because ,hsy did not
scurry out o. sigh, when entered.
l should have liked to build bonfire
under a thousand Of them. as they
promrnadel 40 aud down the iron
vnll
But never reached the point
where could have stepped on one
fought for the seat. and soi H..
I did not enjoy Il. but dd u, there
and wonder how could ever have
been atCaid OF bugs
Llsn had moved swiftly Tor me
within the las, hour,
For years I had wanted 70 see the
inside o. a JAN from the inmates
point % view. and for months | had
schemed how might do !,
one day good friend said in my
presence a few OF the things he felt
aseu, persons Vino wcrc too chicken,
hearted 10 prosecute those who
wrongsd them.
n people stole from him he'd show
,h.ml He'd send any THIEF in the
world 20 Jail. II /, was the last thing
he did
A tew days later my opportunity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-30

second highest Ia the n. the bulletin
shows
In 1883 Seattle received total IN
revenue receipts % iaAlst.iu, OF
sloSst per capita the largest IN the
~ cities Of her class, In property
taxes she was about midway Of the
list.
But IL she must view with alarm
her governmental cost. Seattle a.
least can point with pride" 70 her
public utilities earnines - iii,eAsoio
for 1898 greater than any Of the
other n cities, greater IN fact than
all cities except Los Angeles Detroit
and New York,
Tho cost Of her public service
enterprises bulked largest IN her
class. seattl.'s figures show, the total
being si.Slo.s5e. Her net debt to,aled
,sT.5io,sS or isiIso par capita. this
latter being the sresttst per capita
deb, ot all cities from Richmond. Va
20 New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-30
Packed House Greets Jane Cowl
at Portland Premier of New Play

Jessie Ralph achieves high comedy
success IN the character role q the
eolor,d maid
The play Is produced IN three acts.
with tho same Mississippi steamboat
setting OF the carly sos, stage ~,
fec,s OF FOG and storm arc excellent.
81 presented.
"one Trip o. the siktr star" viii
be presented In seattle al the Or
pheum theattr beginning July 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-30
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-30
COOLIDGE, ST., IS.
MUCH BETTER
President 10 Motor Back TO
Summer White House

PLYMOUTH VI. June 80 Presl.
dent Coolidge plans 20 motor hack io
the summer White House d, swamp
scott today the recovery 81 his sged
father 60 whose sick bed he rushed
SUNDAY. having proceeded so far o.
TO necm 20 have eliminated all
danger
Eighty yoproid col, Coolidge, who
at no time during the crisis leading
up 90 the operation SUNDAY admitted
he was really sioll. passed q fair
might, and this morning was able to
pin no for short time
Satisfied that his father Is no
longer in acute danger, the president
plans TO leave here shortly before
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-30
Woman Sentenced
for Selling Dope

A year and a day In the Canon
CITY, Colo, prison. for selling NOR,
phno, was the sentence handed
Margaret Mardonoz Monday by Fed.
cral Judge Jeremiah Notcrcr. Tho
woman pleaded guilty. She was
sent 20 the Colorado institution be,
cause OF lack OF accommodations
for women in this section OF the
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-30
Three Hundred Riffs
Are Slain in Battle

FEE. French Morocco. June 40
Three hundred bodies Of dead M
fan soldiers were counted on the
battlefield around Bouhsiima today.
following strong French often,
sive.
The French inflicted heavy losses
and their attacks apparently disor.
ganired the enemy ranks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-30
tAdksfiistmsntl
IN on SkidS" for
Dyspeptics

~ sou have = siQhdinE stomach
nur that "upstts every time you eat
you need a nor.shid just a. surely
as your car dpss on \ siippury road
and lhr beat little upH-8kid in ihr
world 'fof the prevention and relief
Of stumsch 'upaFts iil-nr.ia. Nine
times out ~ ten stomach trouble ia
due 81 fNrsHs stomach acid which
causes the food fermentation lurms
gas and grFltAtss tho delicate stem
arh lining iii-nssia INSTANTLY re
traiines ths acid. anaihss aud pro-
teris the lhfikmri stomach lining
stops The pain and quickly restores
healthy. normal disestion Hundreds
~ folks right here 10 Seattle. as
" n as macy physicians and drug
Eists say that nI-sesis tablets.
@hieh are now gbtaiuabik - drug.
stats everywhere. are tho finest ~.
lie stomach helpers ard ifoubin pre-
prntaFr they eyer frisd Get a phrH-
age 81 Bi-ae.i- Tablets today and
take four or five after each meal OF
whenever pain is felt Money hack
VI y falls 20 stop = stomach skid
within five mlnutrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-30
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
CONGRESSIONAL IN JAIL
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

my stocking" / said looking unu,.
torsbly guilty
Nov tell me the truth" she said
with the severity Of ono catching a
child redhandsd In lie
Wei" said !, you can look for
, Yourself"
nu, she went no farts.r with her
THE DOOR
CI.ANGS
The door changed behind me. The
Dol, shot
| was locked in the Cleveland police
station with the owners ~ those IN.
descrlbahly saualld hats.
Ny eyes were getting used 20 The
darkness, and ! thought that soon
could ses as well a. tho rats whose
green eyes shons In tho corners OF
the room.
My nose, however never became
acclima,sd and during the days that
followed. every breath took in that
place len les STING Oh my memor,
In the hair light discsrnsd two
eolored Girls watching me with cool
calculating EYES
My knees shook said TO myself
that ! was not afraid OF them. /
kept saying a.
Hut ms mind ran riot on the
though, OF how many bostlal cfimi.
mails lurked in an those tiny cells.
waiting To steal out into the center
Of the room and stare AZ me-
MN imagination had me In it, grip,
aud | began 10 know terror differ
ent from any that had ever t1
perienced.
! looked around for place to sii
There vas none BEYOND tho door OF
a cell saw a floor which looked
somewhat cleaner than the rest
The cookroach who had greeted me
faded into insiEnificancs before tho
scene that presented itself within the
cell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-30

tnne In comparison 70 many Of The
hurts che received
went back 20 my cell shaken
with fright
What neat IN this place where ]
vnH Gagged with smells. vile sights
crawling fifth rags and obscsnity7
wondered why Dante had not
described he'll a. cage instead u
giving the souls or the dead unlims
tied space in which TO roam
I feit that had experienced the
prison feeling. but what knew then
was a mere shadow Of the horror
that ertp, upon me during the later
days and weeks Of life behind bars
and locks and gray walls
Nothing could shock me answ, !
thought But l was wrong
Looking ~. ] saw one Of The pref
test girls had ever looked at.
framed in the doorway OF ms cell
She vas young. slim and grace
ful
ifSr hands we're delicate and her
feet small Her clothes reflected "a.
quial,s taste
she had good features fine gray
eyes. well poised head and an APP
pcalipE expression
She stood and stared a; me-
Tomorrow--I meet Two pretty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-30
Truly REALISTIC

Artist This b. my latest picture,
builders at Work les very real
is,ic
Friend But They are not AZ
work
Artist Yes. that's the realism'-
Dorfhafbltr. berlin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-30
d. or V. HoID SOCIAL.

The regular monthly social OF
Clara Barton tent, Daughters Of
Veterans. VIII be held AZ the home
Of Mrs. Mar Barretts. saiss: ave
s.. on Wednesday. July 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-30
fIyul
RAGE

In livtd rake she rssainsd her
feet and made for tho door, II
slammed In her face and the rasp
ms bols Vas sho, Her fuy broke
INTO storm Of such language a. /
bad NOT IMAGINED existed on the
earth.
The policeman went out. straiah,.
eninx his clothes The matron was
rubbing her wrist. Witch was red
and swelling from an ugly scratch.
sh. said nothing This vas mere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-30

came. iiia car was standing At the
curb Hts new coat WIS inhlde, and
tho door was unlocked
waited until saw him coming
up The street Then I reached in,
Erasped his coat and started 90 walk
away I did not look hack but J felt
he was quickonins his pace.
That's my coat" he tald az my
elbow, with q touch OF excitement In
his face Then, recognizing me 'fs
gods What's the big ideaf' lie
looked completely amazed
This 10 my coat. raid I without
changing expression.
Gay This Isn't April Fool what's
the Joke"
"woll" said I perhaps IL IL a
joke and perhaps b isn't
Then told him ~ my secret
ambition 60 get real inside view
~ iaii. and that was expecting
him TO make good on his threat
Of few days before
Sweat broke out on hls face
tome, ne henkcd, Tets so TO
lunch and forget this whole bust.
ness
= should say not / answered.
an the while guiding our steps 10.
ward the police station And
where's your sporting hloode"
This gibo went home and while I
had the advantage. | made another
lunke
This is tho chance / have been
aetking for months" said. Il
cant INA sine your going back on
me-"
And 70 Nas brought up IN court.
was proud ~ my friend as he
put on long face and sworo out
. warran, before cievtlnnd's young
assistant prosecutor. John noylan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-30

Tomorrow meet Two pretty
girls and learn more about ihr
English language.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-30
SIN
MONTHS

judge y I. stevens. a man with
kindly eyes but with lines IN hia
face the, told OF constant contact
with world OF evil and suffering.
lee'ured me not unkndly. The
EnYel pounded on the dssk
Elizabeth spraEue, siT months"
he said.
! was led @it turned over 10
policeman and within an incredibly
short time. found myself locked in
with the scum Of a big city
| had seen their hats. and for
the present. there was nothing else
ahou, them that wanted 10 sec.
bu, ! was doomed not only 70 rec
The women thsmselvss. but 10 eat
with them 20 talk with them. al
timta 70 peer down into tho abyss
whore their crafty. uRly dspaytd.
thoughts writhed
\ seuffls. curse. sharp com
mapd. the sound % the impact uf
flesh on flesh brought me suddenly
20 nay feet
In the outer room tho mairon ana
q policeman were bringing in q new
prisoner !, was a sort OF trre.for
All wrestling match.
The three plunged into tho room
The policeman and the ma,ron with
deii twist Of their strong arns
dispatched The woman prisoner with
rreiinE velocity into ans ~ tho
cells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-30

THIS Dresser is a featured value IA only in the
lot Ivory enameicd Regular price s34-- or 90
Very special July SALE priced at. 20
The Washington times., 1925-10-08
III CHURCHES
IN centennial
SESSION
Israel Metropolitan c. M. {.
Institution Held First
Service in 1925

Most OF the 127 colored churches
of the District of Columbia are do
ing honor today to the Israel Metro
politan C. M. e. Church. First and
B streets southeast, Reverend Doc
tor C. L. Russo I, pastor, in the
celebration of it's centennial now in
session.
One hundred years ago this his
toric colored church stood on the
Capitol grounds, but with financial
aid of Congress was moved to its
present site. More than a score or
coiored clergymen have served this
church down through the century,
Reverend David Smith being its
first pastor in 1925.
The celebration which started
Monday will continue through Sun
day, October 10.
Reverend Doctor J. w. Waters,
pastor of Ebenezer M. e. Church,
will deliver the principal address to-
night. Reverend Doctor p. A.
Scott, pastor of st. Paul A. M. e.
Church will be the principal speaker
tomorrow night. Both services will
start at o'clock. The public mass
meeting, Sunday, October IL, at
" C4OSh VIII eoC SA0AA OSoO0 ~
erend Doctor III. d. benson, pastor
of Miles Memorial C. M. z. Church.
The final weeks session Of the
celebration will be opened Monday
night October IL, at o'clock with
an address by the Reverend Doctor
Aquiala Sayles, pastor of Providence
Baptist Church. The principal
speakers for the remainder Of the
week will be the Reverend Elijah
Coleman, pastor Rehoboth Baptist
Church, Tuesday night; e. w.
Bundy. grand chancellor, grand
lodge, Knights of Pythias. Wednes-
day night; the Reverend Doctor Fl.
T. Medford. pastor John Wesley
A. M. E. Zion Church. Thursday
night. and the Reverend Doctor G.
C. Williams, pastor Union Wesley
A. NJ. E. Zion Church, Friday night.
The Fright Reverend C. C.. Allyne,
bishop, A. NJ. E. Zion Church, Cape
Coast, West Africa, will deliver the
Sunday morning sermon at IL
o'clock and the Reverend Doctor p.
L. Moore. pastor Lane G. M. E.
Church, will address the afternoon
session at o'clock.
The Colored Oldest Inhabitants
of the District of Columbia will
have charge of the final meeting
of the centennial observance Sunday.
October Is. at 8 o'clock.
Music each night viii be furnished
by various church choirs.
The Washington times., 1925-10-08
DOrnestics

$1,000 Sea m ess Sheets,
double.bed size, handtorn. A
fine quality sheet at an
excep tional price. CT 10
Each
$1,000 PiIIOwcases , made
straight, of fine quality sci.
wedge, undressed heavy CEO
cotton. Each. ........... SON
Art Ticking, in fancy floral
and stripe patterns. Feather
proof. egular soc 10N
grade. Special, yard. ~
Bolster Cases. an exception
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in, 3-inch hem at bot h
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each NATURALIZATION.
36.in. Heavy ShFunk Cotton:
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Mattress Covers, the SAM
tary kind, of heavy-grade cot.
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erly ...-.........
THIRD FLOOR. DOMESTIC
The Washington times., 1925-10-08
Glassware

Butter Jar, 1-pound size. OF
fine quality glass; Separate
cover with knob. Friday 6C
price ........k ..."''..'.',
Glass Measuring Cup, 1-cup
size with handle. Ordinations
OF thirds and fourths on TT
sides. Friday. .....s.......
Glass Sugar and Cream Set.
in attractive colonial pattern.
Convenient size. Friday C0O
Sp0claI .'s'..
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proof glassware. Special, 50p
only .............
''GIasbaIke'' Custard CUPS,
Coz. size. OF nared-shaped OPP
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offering. Each. ........
Light Cut Sherbets-a limited
quantity with attractive cut
ting. Reg. 45c ca. Short 5R
lot price, ca.
SIXTH FLOOR, CHINA DEPT.
The Washington times., 1925-10-08
Muslin
Underwear

(75) Crepe De Chine Envelope
Oh e m ise, a variety of sizes
and colors. deliberately GS Q6
trimmed with lace -.
(4O Crepe De Chine Night
gowns, pretty lace trimmed
styles. A variety 81 o.
of colors. ............
Extra Size FIannelette Night.
gowns, pink and blue stripe
with round, V or square
neck. Sizes IS, 10 81 h
and 20. .............. VO
(6O) Cotton Crepe NightgOwns,
attractive hand embroidered de- q
sign. Assorted colors, ST. 5
Sizes 16 and 17........
THIRD FLOOR
The Washington times., 1925-10-08
D. c. HEADS WILL SPEAK
AT COMMUNITY RALLY

District Commissioners j. Frank
lin Bell and Frederick A. Fenning
and Lieutenant Colonel C. o. Sher-
rill, director Of public buildings
and public parks, will be seakers
at Community night" rally
under the auspices of the Con-
gress Heights Citizens Association
at 8 o'clock Monday night, October
10, in Catholic Aud forum, Pert
land street and Nichols avenue
southeast.
E. J. Newcomb is chairman Of
the committee in charge of ar
rangelnents.
The Washington times., 1925-10-08
First Floor
Specials

Ashes OF Roses Rouge. -. .1Oc
$1.O0 amisee Powder
Compact ........,.s... .OSC
ClothesbruShes .19c
Manicure Articles, a m b er
and shell. .............., 49c
Manufactured Ivory Picture
tTameS .....s.ssss.. l0C
Hairbrushes with hand
drawn bristles ..... .$1.69
De Laivton Fat Reducers,
orig. $5................$ 1885
Ladies' Underarm Bags,
assorted colors, each. Csc
Novelty Silk Vanitie
orig. 1895. .......... .S1.05
Belgium Beaded Bags, orig.
$1.25 s................ SIC
Novelty ,Jewelry, odds and
enQS I0C
French Pearls, white gold
catches ............... $5.40
Square.top Bag Frames. Sec
STREET FLOOR.
LANSBURGH & BRO.
The Washington times., 1925-10-08
HER STOMACH
TROUBLE IS THING
OF The PAST
Mrs. L. ". Pugh, Glendale,
Md, After Everything
Failed, Says Relief Came
With Todd's Tonic.

'T suffered with nervousness. MY
stomach gave me considerable trou-
BILE and I had occasional attacks of
rheumatism. I had tried various
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/ now enjoy my meals The at
tacls of rheumatism are things of
the past. highly recommend
Todd's Tonic to anyone who is IN
need OF a meritorious tonic. MRS.
L. ". PUGH. Glendale, Md.
The Washington times., 1925-10-08
Knit
Underwear

WOmen's RayOn Stripe and
Cotton Vests, in broken
range of sizes. A splendid
quality, specially priced. SOO
Each ........,........
WOmen's Lisle Vests, with
either built-up or strap top.
Specially offered for CT IN
Friday, for. ........ WA"VV
ChiIdren's FIeeced Union
Suits, of medium weight, In
either knee or ankle lenE h.
Sizes 2 to IL years. CT M
LuCn
THIRD FLOOR.
LANSBURGH & BRO.
The Washington times., 1925-10-08
Bows Wear

Boys Ape. School Suits, Eng
fish sty.e, too. Blunt vest, sack
coat and two pairs of fully
lined knickers. In all ser
viceable fall mixtures Sizes
8 to 16. Fridays @7 OK
price ...........-....
Boys Long-Pants Suits, truly
collegiate; sack coat, blunt
vest, full trousers. Mannishly
tailored. All Fall weaves;
sizes four to nine
years. Opportunity @7 OK
day at ............. WO
Boys Sport Mackinaws,
those big, warm, comfy plaid
m kina VS. Double-breasted
model, with convertible collar.
Belted with muff and side
pockets. Sizes 8 to IL GO 1R
years. Friday, at -. WU
Boys Rain-Coat Outfits,
belted models. The outfit con-
sists of Rain Coat and SOU
wester hat to match, all seams
striped and cemented. Guar
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Sizes 8 to 16 years.. UD'O1
Boys Longies. Pants for
small boys made exactly like
dads. With side and hip
pockets, cuff bottoms,
wide belt loops, all the
latest mixture
Sizes to II. Fri 81 65
days price .......... WVO
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made in double-breasted style
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gray. Sizes 5 to 10 &C lS
years. Tomorrow only WVsO
BOYS SHOP, STREET FLOOR
LANSBURGH & BRO.
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Linels

Jan Table Scarfs, size 17x46
inches. Excellent quality. All
fast colors. Friday, spe- ORO
cial, each. ..............
Martex Turkish Towels.
heavy weight, in white and
fancy colored borders. Run Of
the min CSC
Each ................
Embroidered Crash Linen
Towels, of fine quality linen,
fast color, hand embroidered in
beautiful designs. Made In
1S.in. Art Linens.
Finished sizes, 1Sx2S. 80. .S1.35
Guest size to match go. .$1.OO
Damask Towels. very fine
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Reg. sec. Friday, spe- MC
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Mercerized Breakfast Sets.
beautiful patterns, in blue and
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Napkins, 13x13. Sale W'O
Hemstitched Table Sets, of
all linen, cloth, 55x55.iI1. 8
Napkins, 14x14 inches. &S CS
Special ..............
THIRD FLOOR, LINEN DEPT.
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Hosiery

1000 Pairs WOmen's SILK
Stockings, from a wen-knoWn
manufacturer; all perfect with
seam in back. In al the new
est AIDES including nude,
blonde, atmosphere. beige, frost.
gray and black. For FRI SSC
day only, pair. ..... |.....
$50 Pairs ChiIdren's Sport
SOx. in the popular u length
with fancy tops. A long.wear-
ing sock which comes in either
light or dark s b a d $. C6C
Special, a pair. ..........
MISSES SHOP, FOURTH
FLOOR-STREET FLOOR
The Washington times., 1925-10-08
This 'eDouble BIZ Slated for Friday
Fur-Trin1I1ed
Winter Coats
$3.50

Selected from our better stock and rad
icaIIy underpriced for this occasion are
these Sc handsome coats, which represent
the most luxurious of fabrics, the most
carefully selected furs and the most ap-
proved styles of the seasonal a ire
mendOusly worthwhile saving.
For instance-luster bolivia and soft
SUICIDES lin many gorgeous shades flared
and straightline mOdels-richly trimmed
with mandel or manchurian wOf-an
silk lined.