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500 Plays Big
Role in Junior
Department

Such offerings as these
make Dollar Day a real event
for the thrifty shopper-yOu
can't afford to miss them!
Girls Wolfe Dresses, 81
Plain and printed voiles, with or
without boomers. Fancy braid or
lace trimmed. Sizes 8 to II.
Khaki Boomers, 81
Good quality khaki with adj
Unstable waistline. Sizes to Is.
A splendid value.
Khaki Middies, 81
Well made mlddiea of good
quality khaki, TO match the
boomers. Reinforced and braid
Sateen Boomers, 81
Black sateen gym -bIoomers.
splendid grade. full cut. with
walstband. Sizes to 22.
Fourth Floor
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SaUe a Dollar or
More on These
Items!

Here is q collection Of timely
and desirable items-that we
just had to get into Dollar
Day somehow and so you
save q dollar" on each.
$3.50 Lawn Swings, 81 so
passenger Lawn Swings.
strongly built and durable. a
splendid value at this price.
So Porch Rockers, SIS
Old Hickory Rustic Porch Rock
ers. artistic, comfortable and prslc-
tically indestructibIe.
$3.50 Settees, So. so
Old Hickory Setteee that match
the rockers, strongly built Of nat
uraI wood. For porch or lawn.
Fourth Floor
$3.50 Bed Sets, $3.50
8lx9O Gloria Crinlxle end Janice
Meredith Bed Sets. with separate
bolster piece. Cream with cOl0red
striDeg.
SIS Mattresses, $13.95
Ell and Bee Layer Felt Mat
tresses, with Imperial edge. so
pound weight. 3 IT,, 3 It. IN.
) Il. In. ! II. and 4 II. 8 IN.
$3.9 BedsDreads, $2.94
s1x1a5 Crinfle Cloth Spreads.
with bolster piece attached. Plain
cream with c0lOred stripe. seal
I0ped and with cut -out corners.
Third Floor
SIS Electric Toaster, $4
A handsome NicEel-plated
Toaster, with automatic reversing
device. Every one guaranteed.
SIS Dinner Sets, n
32-piece Sets of Fine American
Porcelain Ware, with border de-
sign or medallion.
So Tea Set, So
23-pieee Tea Set Of Imported
I.uster Ware. Choice OF blue with
tan. or burnt orange with mother
of-pearl.
Sixth Floor
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Boys Dept.
Offerings Are
Exceptional

You may save many, many
dollars, by supplying the
boys need tOmOrrOw-fOr the
prices are truly remarkable.
KoveralIs, 81
Genuine Koveralls, long or short
sleeves. round or square neck.
Guaranteed. Sizes 2 10 3.
Boys Wash Suits, 81
Left over from our special sales,
where prices were much higher.
All styles and colors. Sizes to ..
Boys BIouses, 2 for 81
A special purchase OF bIouaes
THAT would ordinarily sell for SIC
to 81 each. Percalea and madras.
Khaki Knockers, z for 81
Subject to slight imperfections
that will not interfere with wear.
Perfect grades sell for almost
double. Sizes to rs.
Street Floor
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Your Dollar Talks
Good Business to
Sheets and TouOeIs!!

Great reductions have been
made in pillow cases, sheets,
towels and white yard goods
to insure superlative values
i'm each dollars worth from
this department.
Seamless Sheets,
alxaO and s1x00 in. seamless
sheets for double beds. A nice
quality. that IL regularly higher
priced.
Pillow Cases, a for 81
4sx3e in. pillow cases. Free
special value.
Bleached Cotton,
s Yds. 81
30 In. vide. sOft.tinish cotton
White Cambria,
s Yds. 81
50 In. fine white cambria. SUBJ
Ject to slight imperfections, but
An unusual buy at the price.
Sheeting, 3 Yds. 81
81 in. unbIeached sheetinE for
Gets and single bed sheets, at this
remarkably low price,
Sea Island Cotton,
9 Yds. 81
UnbIeached cotton for fancy
work, aprons. and varied house,
hold uses. 80 I'm. wide. ~
Large Turkish Towels,
3 for 81
Size 22x44 In. double thread
Turkish bath towels. All white.
Unusual value.
Huck Towels, S for i
COtton-face towels Of splendid,
fine woven buck tOweling. Neatly
hemetifched ends.
Third Floor
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Dollars Worth and
More at Notion
Counter

Small needfuls that mag
Nifty your savings when you
buy them in quantities. Money
saved is money earned.
NaInsoOk ETeNa Shields, good
quality. Dair 81.
FemIna jap Silk Dress Shields,
flesh and white: 3 pair 81.
Rubber Household Aprons, for
Garment Shields. good quality, 3
pair 81.
Women's Fancy Carriers. 5 pair
Babies An-Rubber Pants. 3 pair
81.
Hair Nets, double and single
mesh, & shades: 3 dozen 81.
A. r. A.. CellucOttOn Sanitary
Napkins, 3 pkgs. Of one dozen 81.
q. n. T. spool Cotton. black and
white. all numbers, limit 2 doc. to
n customer for 81.
Street Floor
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Save Your Dollars
on Art NeedLelOork

Your dollars will 90 a long
way in the Art Section tOmOr-
row-and embrOiderinS proves
a profitable and pleasant Oc-
cupatiOn for leisure hours.
Stamped Tea Towels,
S for 81
Made Of good quality toweIing;
with red or blue check or stripe.
Dry Well Towels,
4 for 81
Full size towels. hesnstitched for
crochet edge. Choice Of many
stamped deaigns.
Lustre Beads,
20 Bunches ]
I.uater or iridescent beads for
knitted or crOCheted bead bags.
All the wanted cOlors.
Stamped Bedspreads
Each 81
,Bedspreads of natural color
.heetlnE With bolster attached.
Fringe, Piece, 81
cream with rose or blue border for
Child's Bed Set, 81
stenciIIed nursery designs for
outline embroidery, stamped ON
unbleached cotton. Spread and pill
low.
Fourth Floor
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Make Your Dollars
Go Far-In Linens

Stock your linen closet with
all you need tomorrow for
Dollar Day offerings are in
every instance exceptional!
Startex Crash, S Yds. 81
Genuine startex crash. q cotton
and linen mixture that usually
sells for eSc yard.
Kitchen Towels, 8 for 81
I6x3S-inch part linen towels,
hemmed and with tape loop sewed
on. Good quality.
Linen Damask, Yd. 81
Pure linen damaslx, silver bleached.
IL pretty floral Patterns. Lu'tr'U'
Bath Towels, 5 for 81
1sx36. inch Turkish towels, all
white, double thread. Splendid
quality, very absorbent.
Mercerized DamaSk,
2 Yds. 81
Good quality merceri.ed table
damask. attractive floral designs
to choose from. Gain. wide.
Wash Cloths, IL for 81
Good size Turkish wash cloths.
subject to very slight imperfec-
lions. Reg. I5c IL perfect.
Wash Cloths, 3 for 81
Extra large Turkish cloth. white
with cOIOred borders. All perfect
heavy grade.
Third Floor
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Dollar Day
Jeuelry
3 Pieces 81

The lot comprises Brace
let's, Bar Pins, Hat Orna-
ments, Bag Frames, Sterling
Rings, Pendants, Pencils and
Chains. SautOirs, Barrettes,
Cuff Buttons, Brooches, etc.
3 pieces for 81.
Street Floor
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24OO Prs. Full
Fashioned Silk
Stockings
$1.OO
A sensational offering
even in Dollar Day!

even in Dollar Day!
Pure silk stockings every
pair perfect-and fashioned TO
fit smoothly. A clear even
weave, with isle soles and
Isle garter tops.
Such wanted shades as
Nude, French nude, airedale,
blonde satin, French gray,
white and black. Half dozen
pairs at this price would be
truly economical purchase for
they will prove surprisingly
durable.
Women's Stockings,
2 Pr. 81
1900 pairs silk and rayoH NO.
and toe. seam at hack.
Sport Sox, 3 Pr. ST
1900 pairs boys and girls, sport
soy in novelty checks. plalds aud
heather mixtures. Fancy tops.
ChiIdren's Sox, a Pr. 81
1900 pairs rhIIdren's novelty top
soy. Variety of cOlOrs. COttOns,
isles and rayons.
Street Floor
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Bargain Buys IN
Laces for a Dollar

SS . @S@se
Laces for a Dollar
Put one of your dollars into.
filmy, beautifully patterned
laces. What a lot of trim
ming for summer dresses and
dainty underclothes a dollar
will buy on this red-letter
day!
cIuny Lace, IL Yds. 81
white and ecru. One to two
inch widths. A variety Of novel
and pleasing designs.
Nottingham Laces,
a Yds. 81
Bands and edges. Two to six
inch widths. Whit and ecru. A
dainty finish of good grade Not
tingham. .e
ChantilIy FIouncing,
Yard, 81
Is and IS inches wide. In white
ecrn and black. Popular for after
noon and evening dressess
Lace Al1over, Yd., 81
SO inches wide, black, white,
gray and ecPu. Lace all over
dresses are prominent In the sum-
meF modes.
Circular Ruhiing, Yd. 81
Net and lace, in ecru and white.
PaneIIng TO match. The two COM
bined make q distinguished trim
ming.
Lace Panels With Collar;
Both ST
yenIse lace panels with collar
To match Excellent value. Make
an old dress seem entirely new.
Cascade Jabot and
Collar, Both 81
Lace trimmed net cascade jabot
with collar attached A very
smart style priced low.
Street Floor
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Umbrellas and
Sunshades at a
Dollar

Your dollar will shield you
from sun or rain. Radical
reduction in parchment sun
shades and ladies' and mems
rain-prOOf cotton umbrellas.
Oriental Sunshades, 81
Made Of clear parchment with
cOIOred designs on top. KIDS
painted In different cOlOrs' Shower
proof.
Rainproof Umbrellas, 81
Cotton Gloria ~umbrellas. Ladies'
size 26 In. Mems size % In. An
Cfroaf EIOOP
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SaUe Tomorrow
On Dollar Day
Cloves

Your dollars may be put to
good use in this remarkable
offering of Gloves.
Long Silk Gloves, 81
Best quality AIilanese silk gloves.
In gray, mode. pOngee, beaver and
white. Elbow length.
Novelty. Gloves, 2 Prs.
Novelty cuff gloves in q fine,
smooth grade Of fabric. Wash
able. All wanted Summer shades.
Street Floor
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Dollar Day in Rugs
and DruperieS

A dollar bill lying on the
floor or hanging at the front
window wouldn't look very
effective-but your dollar will
do amazing things when you
bring it to buy rugs and
draperies on Tuesday.
Ruffled Curtains 81
Dainty ruffIed curtains. with
larIy $1.25 and $1.S5.
Marquisette Panels, ST
French MarquIsette Panels, with
2-lnch silk fringe at the bottom.
Regularly $1.25.
Net Panels, 81
Figured Net Panels. with fringe
ut the bottom. Adds distin-
guished air. to your room.
Bar Harbor Cushions,
2 for 81
Tufted. with twO-inch boxing,
filled with a fine grade Of cotton,
Regularly csc each.
Marquisettes, q Yds. 81
Fine grade marGuisettes. with
tape edge. Some with dFawn-wOrk
border. Usually much higher.
Fifth Floor
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Excellent Values
IN Hondk erchiefs
For a Dollar

A dollar today will replace
all the handkerchiefs you've
lost in several months. Mems
and WOmen's bothi
Women's Handkerchief,
Dozenf
Fine quality white swiss, with
corners embroidered in white or
various colOrs.
Mems Handkerchief,
Six for 81
Meas handkerehiefs of . good
grade linen with quarter inch
henas. Unusual values
Street Floor
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Where a Dollar
Does It's Duty!
BIouSeS, 81

White, blue and tan Broad
cloth BlOuses, with long
sleeves and round or V neck
or high collar. 81 to 46.
Second Floor
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Basket Imported Soap, 81
A lot Of imported soaps in style
Of fruit, six packed In fancy Jap
baskets.
3Bc OdoronO. 3 bottles. ......... 81
soc Pebeco Tooth Paste. 8 for 81
ESQ Mum Deordorant. Jars 81
PaImOlive Shampoo. 3 bottles 81
PalmOIive Soap. rs cakes 81
Coty's Lilac, Blanc and HeIio-
trOpe, reg. 1925 or, for 49,. ~
Coty,s O'EIIect Franc and Ii
lacs Pourpe, reg. $500 or. for 81
Street Floor
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Variety Adds
Interest to Toilet
Goods Section
Dollar Specials
While scanning this list, re-
member their rightful prices
are more than one dOlIarl Buy
accordingly.
Mfg. Ivory Pieces, 81
MIRRORS, brushes, ,puff Jars. hair
receivers, frames, trays, 3-pc. mani.
cure sets, perfume bottles and
bud vases.
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Here's Value for
You! Rdyon
Sweaters, 81

Striking combinations and
unusual designs in fine lus-
trOus rayOn. Short sleeves
and round or V neck.
Second Floor
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We Advise Early Shopping

These Dollar Day Specials are so unusual-such
extraordinary values, that we cannot guarantee
the length Of time any of the quantities will last.
Therefore we advise that You come as early in the
day as possible.
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What 81 Buys In
Stationery

OI0IiOneTv
Vacation Stationery needs may
be supplied at remarkable savings
on Dollar Day--note these items
at 41.O0.
Portfolio Set, 81
Leatherette portfolio and pencil
the portfolio contains so sheets
and 50 lined envelopes. And Tnger-
soil Aluminium pencil.
Imported Paper, 81
Imported writing paper and
tissue lined envelopes. "a sheets
and - envelopes, white and cOIOrs.
Fountain Pen, 81
Universal fountain pen with solid
gold point. self filling. with plated
clip or ring.
Street Floor
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9901111111N11NN4ANNNNNNN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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No Phone or Mail Orders

TO participate in these DOllar-Day Specials yOu
must come to the store. No phone or mail orders
on merchandise advertised on this page will be
accepted We reserve the right to limit quantities.
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A Dollar EUen
Buys Shoes
Tomorrow!

$50 pr. misses. children's. and
growing girls white canvas high
shoes and low shoes. Broken lot.
2 DR.. 81.
Evening star., 1925-11-04
The Tooth brush.

Did yon ever wonder how the peo-
pies Of the earth cleaned their teeth
before the invention Of the modern
toothbrush? This toilet accessory. as
we know il today. may not he perfect
but We can hardly appreciate its mar
NelouS convenience and comfort until
We have taken glance al the various
steps in its slow evolutionary grow h
10 its present shape and form.
In the early history of the world. a
"chewstck" was the only means for
cleansing the teeth. This WAS not as
had as II sounds. and is long way
from being entirely replaced by the
hristie-brush even today. a few wears
ago. when the pan-American exposi-
ti"n Was held in Buffalo. y Y. the
negroes in the african village" car
ried a supply Of little white sticks
secreted in their clothinc. and seemed
10 he always busy cleaning their teeth
with them. AS a result their teeth
were beautifully white and no trace
of receding gums or pyorrhea was
noticeable
The woods of various trees growing
in different parts of the world are
used. hut not every bush or tree has
sufficient strength OF fiber to be suit
able for the purpose. These primitive
brushes" are made by taking a piece
of A wooden twi4 about the size and
length of a carpenters lead pencil and
beating one end To soft fibrous con.
dition. Even al that. such a suhSti
tute has plenty of good points and in
many WAYS comes up to the standard
required of a good" toothbrush. In
the first place. II Is idea from the sa nj
tary point Of view. As il is so cheap
that it Ga be used once and thrown
Evening star., 1925-11-04
CHAPTER XIV.
Jack and Elsie Norris.

The dining room at the Poppy Inn
was large and cool and airy. As Fay
hesitated in the doorway the head
waiter Dustled up To her, bowed obse-
auiously and took her in charge.
He led her to n small table beside
window that had a view of the distant
mountains. Another waiter sprang
forward to draw out her chair. 1t was
all very pleasant. but Fay accepted
the attention quite calmly, sinking
into her chair with just the right as
sura nee and unfolding her napkin
without looking around her.
As she walked the length of the long
room she had felt many eyes upon
her. hut she had affected not to no
ticA Even now a. she bent over the
menu she knew that people We're look
ing ut her. but instead Of confusing
her, this gave her greater poise.
She gave her order to the waiter.
and then deliberately for the first time
she glanced about her. Almost imme-
disteiy she encountered the blue eyes
Of the blond man she had seen on the
train. There was undisguised admira-
ton In those blue eyes now. and as
she let her eyes rest casually on his
face and then looked away she saw
him turn TO a girl who sat at the same
table. The girl instantly turned to-
ward Fay, scrutnized her Tor q long
moment. and then made some remark.
Fay's gaze had returned to the open
window. To look at her one would
have believed her utterly unconscious
of the little hy-play. but as a matter
nt fact her thoughts ran something
Ike this:
'"rhat etrl must be his sister. There's
I. strong resemblance between them,
snS tssy beth loek Ike the rlde.
Ss.n. vhs must be their mother.
Evening star., 1925-11-04
WHEN WE co SHOPPING
BY MRS HARI.AND H. ALLEN

away: II Is so resistant that a pOSitiye
pressure can be applied to the gums,
and so soft that gentle massage can
he given. Also il can he used with
the famous ''up-and down movements"
and its serrated ends penetrate into
minute Crevices and between the teeth.
as We require of our brushes today.
W hateVer the Western traveller may
think of the OrientslS' "a nitary stand
ards. they are great sticklers for hv.
gIene in some matters However poor
native of India may he. he always
carries bundle Of these sticks along
and his morning toilet is not complete
until his teeth have been thoroughly
washed, nor may any food he eaten
until this is accomplished The lap
aneSe and Filipino of the poorer class
eS. the South African negro. the In
dian from Chile, the Pataconian and
the Persian. all employ the use ef
some such instrument. and what ifs
true Of them has been true of nearly
every race at some step in their evo-
luton. If YOU were 10 travel through
some remote sections nf our country
today, you would find the children
chewing upon these ''toothsticks"
which their mothers have taught
them them how To fashion and use.
In some instances they are made from
perfumed woods. which are very pleas
ant To the taste. Often the woods
contain some decided ash or mineral
substance which is an aid TO the
cleansing process. They also serve
the purpose of chewing gum and
afford 4 method of keeping the mind
and fingers busy.
Prince Henry is the only member of
the English royal family who rides
motor cycle.
Evening star., 1925-11-04
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY. NJ. ID.

becomes a health problem. except in
rare cases uare nowadays. where
Mrs. Camp opInes that the clipping
of girls hair will somehow con
serve her strength or help her To
recover from some Illness. super
stltion which uneducated people still
take seriously.
Ii is when The face neck. chest
back. arms or legs present a visible
growth Of hair and when the nor
mally invisible down oi a woman =
skin takes on excessive growth il is
pretty sure to show nowadays that
hNpertrichosiS becomes u health prob.
lem. primarily. and II beauty prob
lem only SecOndarily.
| repeat that we have no definite
knuwledSe Of The general or systemic
causes of this excessive growth of
hair, further than the observation
that II Is often associated with some
ductless gland disturbance. particu-
larry Suprarenal gland deficiency and
corpus luteum deficiency. There is
no evidence, however, that any spe-
cial treatment of the ductlesS glands
or with ductless hormunes has any
influence upon superfluouS hair
Neither is there any evidence that
The use of any particular cosmetic
cream or grease is likely to cause the
down TO take on heavier growth and
become noticeable. We lust do not
know why superfiuous hair happens
The girl who discovers. on CLOSELY
ScrutiniZing her complexion, that her
skin il covered with fine down Is
wise II she reslsts the movie mag In
Nitatton 10 destroy" the hair. \
great army of women who have had
bitter experience could assure her
that II Is far better To let well enough
alone.
or course. there are various meth.
DDS which may be used to remove su-
perfiuouS hair, but only two known
ways which will DESTROY il so that #
VIII not grow out again and these two
ways are by electrolysis relectrir
needlel and ruentgen tX-rayp treat
hent. The N-raN treatment IL not
safe enough for cosmetic purposes
and Is therefore employed bv physi-
clans only FOR the destruction of limit
ed sroWths Of hair. as in certain moles
and sometimes In patches Of ring
worm.
The woman who seeks honest treat
ment will submit the problem to the
reputable physician or surgeon. who
may not promise as much as the takers
90, but who will deliver the same
standard of trea tment which people
generally receive from properly quail
he'd doctors. II the number of hairs
TO be destroyed is very large the prac-
teal difficulties involved III this use OF
the electric needle make even mod
crate success impossible unless the
patient and the physician both have
unlimited patience to persist in pro-
longed and tedious campaign. There
Is. however, little risk of soaring
from electrolysis in the hands of the
trained physician or surgeon. however
unfortunate the victim of the blatant
quack may he IN this respect.
Medical skin specialists who have
had experience in the Use of N-ray for
supertiuous hair conclude that. If the
exposures are kept within safe limits,
the growth of hair IS reduced in about
half OF the cases treated. and that the
method should be used only in eX-
treme cases and with the full under
standing that improvement is alto
gether uncertain If the exposures are
Kept within the bounds Of sa fety.
tCopyright 1929
Evening star., 1925-11-04
My Neighbor Says:

If new shoes will not polish,
rub them With half A lemon and
leave until thoroughly dry. Re-
peat once or twice if necessary.
BE very careful 10 keep the
lids of saucepans perfectly
clean. The flavor Of one, dish
may cling to a lid which has not
been properly washed and spoil
. second dish which is prepared
in the same pan.
To keep irons from rusting
rub them with mutton fat. wrap
them In brown paper and put
them away in a dry place. If
they have become RUSTY they
may he made smOoth h and bright
by putting some white "a nd on
a smooth board aud rubbing
them over il several times.
y kettle holder to which is at
tached about = ward of tape is
very useful when ono is work
ing in the kitchen. Tie the
tape to your Waistline and then
the kettle holder will ha ready
Al hand whenever you want 70
take anything hot from the
stove.
To improve oilcloth dissolve =
pound of glue in a quart OF
water over the fire. then rub il
lightly over the oilcloth with a
piece Of f'annel and leav il 10
dry. If possible do this in the
evening 50 that the oilcloth
may not he walked on till the
morning. This treatment adds
To the durability Of the oilcloth.
besides improving its appear
ance.
Evening star., 1925-11-04

ed in 1880. it began merely az a tea
kitchen. but with the monetary sup
port received, mainly American, It
has developed very rapidly, until now
ii il the largest and best of its kind
In this part of the old world.
Comfortable, Iionelike.
This institution houses the Door and
destitute aged Inhabitants OF the holy
and and in many cases refuge ees
from abroad fnd shelter here. They
obtain spacious rooms. good and com
Portable beds and are made to feel
welcome and that this IL their home.
The nited Aged Home al the pres
ent time consists of several large
buildings situated on the road to
MotZa. at the fork OF the Jefa ROAD
Ia liakerem. 1t IL built on "A plot Of
ground OF over 10000 square yards
and II il surrounded with fruit and
flower gardens. There are 100 spa
ctous bedrooms i15 of these were
erected in the past two years.. a
dining room and an Office with
library. containing Valuah books.
There are three large synaeogues