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Palisadian., 1925-11-06
MARMET TRIMS LYONS
IN TWO TO ONE VICTORY
Election Returns Vindication of
big Mayors" Administra-
tion in FarvieW.

Mayor Marmet and his running
mates Dubois and Jacquemot emerged
victorious on Tuesday last after
bitter campaign waged between them
and an anti-administration ticket
headed by James Lyons and spon-
sored by George F. Foley. The Mar
met forces won to l. .-..->-
The tabulated results were: ..-H
Palisadian., 1925-11-06
Senate Still Republican

The political complexion of the New
Jersey Senate this year will be Re-
publican, IS; Democratic, 8, same as
1924.
Palisadian., 1925-11-06
Marini Victory Parade

The Marini supporters will hold
a big victory parade ON Saturday
night.
Cars will meet at the High
School at 1880 p. m.
Palisadian., 1925-11-06

call for their mail as heretofore may
do so but they must either call or
have it delivered, they cannot do both.
Postage on local letters as soon as
delivery is put into effect will be 2
Palisadian., 1925-11-06
Five Mayors Returned to Office in Five Boroughs
Lee Mayor Am Mayo M Mayo EI
MAYOR EDWARD A. WHITE REEL LECTED FOR The FIFTH
time AS MAYOR OF FORT BY A 353 MAJORITY,
ELKAN AND WOOD, REPUBL CANS, WIN COUNCIL SEATS

Mayor White Tribute S Pleased With Splendid Sup
in of
Fought
Palisadian., 1925-11-06
MACKAY GETS A Big
: MAJORITY OF $4,000
Entire G. O. P. County Ticket
Wins; Fox Beats SibbaId by
10000; Mackay Vote a
Tribute to Him.

Bergen county gave State Senator
William B. Mackay a fine majority of
$4,000 votes in Tuesdays contest.
Whitney received majority of 14,5OO,
Nimmo, for sheriff, got a majority of
2S,4OO and Fox, for county clerk,
majority of 2O,SOO. The entire Repub-
lican ticket for assembly and the
Board of Freeholders won by large
majorities.
Local ma iOritieS follow.
Palisadian., 1925-11-06

department and no house without
sidewalk in front of it will be entitled
to delivery Persons who would rather
Palisadian., 1925-11-06

The Cliffside Park majority does not
include the Third district. Mayor
Wright of the neighboring borough of
Ridgefield got very fine vote in both
Cliffside Park and Fort Lee.
The returns indicate that thousands
of Democratic voters throughout the
county voted for the 'ibridge building
SENATOR" William B. Mackay Robert
Sibbald's sensational ampaign
against Jack Fox did not have the
desired effect as far as Sibbald was
concerned, and Fox won with the
splendid majority of 20,S00
From figures available at this writ
ing the proposal to establish regis
ter of deeds office and elect next year
a register of deeds was defeated, there
being more "No" than "Yes'' votes.
Evening star., 1925-08-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED BY COUPLE. Q ROOMS. KIT.
and b.. unfurnished: must be reasonable.
Address Box 307-S. Star Office. 30
ages IL. z. 5. wants part of house. or
rooms unfurnished: permanent. Address Box
332-S. Star Office.
THREE JNFUR. ROOMS: KITCHEN AND
path in Brookland. by refined couple. Ad-
dress Boy 362-S. Star Office.
OCTOBER l. CLEAN MODERN 4-ROOM
unfurnished bath apartment. garage: three
sdults: suburban considered; reasonable.
State rent. Address Box 2S4-S. Star office.
TWO rNFUR. ROOMS, KITCHENETTE
ana bath: close TO G, W. O.: not more than
S10 Address Box 2S2-S. star Office.
WANTED OR 4 ROOM FURNISHED.
nonsekeeping apartment for October lst oc,
cupancy: new apartment building preferred
IN northwest section: state full terms in re
plying Address Box 1878. Star office. ].
SMALL UNFURNISHED APARTMENT. >
'or rooms. kitchenette and bath. by
quiet refined woman: good location and rea-
sonahle rent by Sept. lst or 18th. Address
BOX 2oB-S Star Office
Evening star., 1925-08-30

2i26 10th ST. NV. Very desirable
neighborhood. Apartments Of four large
rooms, reception hail and bath. $50 month.
Large closets tiewk decorated.
Evening star., 1925-08-30
THE COOLIDGE.

THE COOLIDGE.
ocT6BER r. open a sunday VI Aushst s1 56AR So tcr
Rave : Kit and s.. rms, s"fai~u kit and dPts 5;
modern convenience. Directly ,opposite the
I422 MASS. AVE.
\ very special opportunity for some one
convenient to all the activities. These apis
rms. bath. rec. hall; many attractive fea-
'urs- THE foRs4s WiSbson Sa5 hfnt 14a5 Bef' ST NV
Rsnt nsry sg9 g9od ID s9t s2s mo rms kit. and bath
TIE THd7 fSfES iStR ST HRiAR' NM.
Excellent kite ec hall and
Rents. SlOO and S122 mo-
1i19 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
Good apts.. 3 rms. kit. and bath. Rent
Good apts.. rms kit. and bath. Rent
'1' THE WOODROW,
1885 PHELPS PL.
bath on Renti SO 9I and $50 $50 mo- mo- rec ha, and
bG Ren 500 and dHS s6 lf mo- nall and
1921 MT. PLEASANT ST.
month.
- rms. eiec. ErlII ana bath. Kent, 500 mo
14S0 GIRARD ST. NV.
bath all ou'fiaS is6s FP5 PoroN2t ESR5 ST. sf5 mo:
Splendid aapt; ia lsrge ge rms rms kit rec. hall
1419 y ST. NV.
Good apts.. rms. kit. and bath. Rent
3222 WISCONSIN AVE.
Good apts.. rms, kit. rec. hall and bath
Rent, Si7.00 to $50 mo.
1871 S ST. NV.
Good apts.. rms, kit. and bath. Rent
Good apts.. 3 rms. kit. and bath. Rent
Good apts.. rms. . baths. Rent. S11C
1913 MERIDIAN ST. NV.
Good apts.. = rms. and bath. Rent. SAC
Good apts.. rms. and bath. Rent. S65
343O CONN. AVE.
Good apts., rms. kit. rec. hall and
bath. Rent. $50 mo.
McKEEVER & GOSS.
Realtors.
l4l5 St Main 475"
Evening star., 1925-08-30

54O6 CONNECTICUT AVE. Apartmt
.. four rooms and halh. $50 month.
Evening star., 1925-08-30
COLORFD
1874 y. II. AVE. NV
8 rooms and - harh. flIrnaca ,

1I2+ y. H AVE. NV
fsib :: sc SsetEEfTTr '4E"4is TFsgsf.
bsti l5t+ ARGoN%E Re- s,;,I PLi M ROOMS ANp3
throuEhout. hCilt-n garage
SIS Quintana pi. n.w-Detached ,ornar
r. GG2omrs re,, and bath: mi: porches.
and hath good repair. S42.5U.
SC MSfseG aSosea I5 6orGhss & rooms asrses ses
552 l4th s.. s3e.--6 rooms and h4tl
hM3 il4$ &@aT St ne eFl E56%s EaT2se anS S6I bath
newly papeTed and rSSinted.
lawn and shrubberfy o'11'-'0
l412 Quincy =. n.w.-Semi-d 6 =. H.
8 I9G1 ! Kenyon st. St. niw:ENear r. c. nars,
porches will make necessary repairs i'',ios''l
WILLIAM 5. PHILLIPS.
1432 K St. NV Main 1900
2216 G ST. E.w-s-ROOM AND BATH
brick house, within minutes walk OF Wa
porch: excellent condition. = rent, uS9' $3.50
w.tr a. cHAs. .. $$AGERt s''.~O
FOR COLORED.
kitchen fgG r99mf sss gh9 9Eie OK 70 t ha6
rsqdtrsd; s35 per month covers s all i6aTs,i
JOHN H. WRIGHT.
III6 Vermont Ave NV Main a40-
1928 22nd ST. NV.
10, rooms and > baths. built-in ga-age
HMERitAS 15I5 i ) Sc SsEStREi1ITT TETTsT 60
1407 yARNUM STREET, NV
Between G%e lith st, St cars and 10Th 81
shower baths: large sleeping porch
aud colonial front porch. Very at
vol tirtub had uy,A
s'",-' 34l7 9Th STREET NV. '-V' II
baths; parqHet ,foors hot.Tater
heat, electric lights: garage. near
IIvoh Theater and uptown shop
pins district ,..... $3.50"
Near Union station. n. SIX rooms i mod
srn home with tiled bath. Light
ond floor; h.-w. heat. elec lights
front porch. back porches; au-
tomato 57 hes'fJ IoSGFRLE6Ws GGFf!f Es65TW2s 81 5000
Very attractive colonial house Of 6
rooms and tiled bath. with double
back pOrches. hot w atcr heat. cleo
tricity; large yard: house Just pa
peFed 32a 5& Psi7sf PBEcaANE% NshSSqE49q sT Nv $500
tiled bath colonial house; back
porches; lot 100 feet deep: hot
water heat. ,sSl SsIeGit9Ficatgr i9,a Rent $500
Modern corner, house at 1911 and
Spring I'd , SiT rooms r,o1,s and nd hath; ;
CAFRlIZ COMPANY,
Phone service Until . Pm. 'O'V
.0O-l9GS Wisconsin ave- r and r
7oOo-S&S Gresham pl. n.w.-6 r and b..
65o0-Ioa 2nd st. n.w.--a r. and b.. eica.
3U.00-:54O6 Ga. ave NV.
THOS. d. WALSH,
Main 1858. Sl5 llth St. NV il
73+ Rock Creek Church Rd.
Eight rooms and two baths.
Servants room and lavatory.
Hot-water heat and electric lights.
Rental. 500 per month.
1927 3rd St. NV.
six rooms and bath.
Hot-yvater heat and electric lights.
Rental. SIS per month.
1850 Fairmont St.
Ten rooms and two baths.
Hot-~ater heat. Electric lights
Newly decorated throughout.
Rental. Sl25 per month.
1902 P ST. NV.
Nine rooms and bath
Hot-water heat
Rental. S75 per month.
l407 Mass. Ave.
Suitable for inn or small hotel - rooms
and baths. large dining room and bal =.
room. Rent, $500 per month.
II. l.. RUST COMPANY,
aIg 18th St. NV. Main casa
iCsntinued On Next PaEe.1
Evening star., 1925-08-30

3G2i CONNECTICUT AVE Apart
ments of three rooms and bath, $50 month.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-06-26
DOCKTON

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Greer and son,
Vernon, visited friends at Bremen
ton from Thursday until Sunday.
Miss Kathryn Petersen is spend
ing part of her vacation with her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Hendry Of Bremerton.
w. Stuckey and son, John, Of
Ballard are guests Of the former S
father, A. j. Stuckey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerber of Maury
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Keen. They attended the
Ice Cream social at the community
house, later motoring to the dance
at Lisabeula..
Mrs. Busanich and grand-d augh
ter, Charlotte, Mrs. Theo. Berry
and daughters, Mary, Rose, and
Kathryn, returned from Hoquiam
Monday, where they spent hap
lpy week with Mr.. and Mrs. t
lSatlo and family.
Mrs. J. S. johnson is working il
Tacoma during the summel
months.
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. Monson, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Haug, and Mrs. c
Fredrickson of Seattle called OF
friends and former neighbors a
this place Friday.
I! Mrs. L. Danielsen and children
|spent Sunday at Tacoma and were
guests in the home of the former
cousin.
| Miss Torne johnson and frient
| Mr.. Jensen of Tacoma were guests
at the c. Amundsen home Sunday
Miss Dorothy Nilsen and frient
of Seattle were guests of her Aun
and Uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Nilsen
Sunday.
A. j. Eddy is confined to thu
home by illness, DR.. McMurray
is attending him.
Mr., and Mrs. Beretich, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lynbich with party o.
friends spent Sunday picnicing a
IIllisport. They also visited thu
Berry fish trap which is near tina
place,
Mrs. L. Plancich and children
pent the past week with hel
Ilnother, Mrs. Mary Mckay at hel
Lake Bay home.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-06-26
MAURY

Miss Lille Nelson was week
end guest of Evelyn Sundt of Cen
ter.
Miss Vera Spoiliker and L. j.
Abraham of Auburn We're week
end visitors at the A. d. Kings,
bury home.
William and Nedra Safer of
Port Orchard are spending the
week with their cousins, Rose and
Martin Garner.
Elaine Barr of Seattle a friend
of the Misses Dorothy and Martha
Jensen is a house guest at the Jen-
sen home for the summer.
Master Frank Turnbull spent
the week end in Seattle with his
Uncle and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank johnson and children.
Mrs. G. l.. Garner attended a
shower in honor of her sister, Mrs
D. Galbreath, at the home of an
Aunt in Seattle on Friday the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Safer of Port
Orchard, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hill Of
Portage and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hill of Dockton were entertained
at the G. L. Garner home on Sun.
day with a bounteous luncheon and
fine fellowship to reach all around
A week ago Sunday Mrs. Pat
terson enjoyed a visit from her
daughter and family of Seattle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mormon and two
daughters and Geo. Mormon and
family.
Mrs. Fred Nelson was a lunch
con guest at the G. Martindale
home Sunday. Robert Schmidt
was also at home enjoying moth
er's cooking Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Grifwold OF
Seattle, Mr.. Croford and Mrs.
Hubble of Hoquiam were guests of
Mrs. G. F. Van Olinda on Satur-
day. Also enjoyed the fellowship
of the Old Pioneers at the Pho
neer picnic Saturday. All being
old residents of the island.
There will not be any meeting OF
the Women's Coop Club for July
The next meeting will be the first
Thursday in August.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-06-26
LISABEULA

The Ladies Aid Society of the
Lisabeula church will go to Ia
! coma, Saturday, June q, to meet
with Mrs. NJ. Cole formerly of
Lisabeula.
There was a good representa-
| ton of Lisabeula Ladies attend
ing the joint meeting of the W. c.
7. U. and Orthopedic Guild at the
home of Mrs. Flowers of South
ern Hej shts. Every one pledged
herself to can fruit and cooper.
ate with the guild.
The hotel building at the dock
is being wrecked and Mr.. Beau
mont has purchased portion of
the lumber to build barn.
l read the clarifying descrip-
ton of the fine garden growing
on Mr.. Huffman's place near Cove
and we invite the writer to come
to Lisabeula and see some of the
fruit over here. Your correspon-
dent cooked new cabbage from her
garden and tomatoes are ripening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Jensen visited
| in Seattle over the week end.
Miss Fannie Brink has gone to
Bellingham to attend Normal.
Mr.. Wagner who lives on the
Hamton place has raised 200 baby
chicks with the loss of one. Can
you beat it? But let some of the
praise go to the Forrest Home
Ranch for there fine vigorous
chicks are Matched.
The weekly dance at the Lisa
beula Hall given by Mrs. F. j.
Shattuck and Mrs. Roseler of Sc
attic are becoming quite popular.
There was a large crowd there
Saturday night. Young people
from every part of the island.
The dances are conducted in an or
derby manner and every one has a
good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hiersch en-,
tertained over Sunday their son,
John Hiersch, his captain and wife
and two children, Mr.. and Mrs
eagle of the Standard Oil Tanker,
also w. A. Hiersch of South Park
and son Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sullivan had as
visitors this week, Mr.. and Mrs
Daniels and baby girl, and Mrs
O. M. Cole and son, Lawrence, al
of Tacoma.
/ Frank Kneebone was home ov
er Sunday.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-06-26
ELLIsPoRT
(Ruth Newcomer)
ss&S 60 80 sRsa

Mr., and Mrs, George Bailey had
as house guests last week Mrs.
Conrad Pearson, (formerly Mar
garet Caughey) Her husband
motored over from Seattle for the
week end.
Robert Mckay from California
has been visiting Mrs. Gorsuch
He accompanied Mrs. Gorsuch and
Mrs, Grace Beall on trip to Fern.
dale,
The Misses Paulson from Seattle
are spending several days at Ma
drona Lodge.
Wednesday, June II, Miss lone
Woods went 10 Seattle to attend
a bridge luncheon at the Alpha
Ei Delta House, honoring Mary
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-06-26

Wednesday morning. They are
spending week at their Portage
summer camp.
The Mems Bible Glass of Burton
under the leadership of the new
president, Ed. Stewart, turned out
on Saturday to renovate the path
along the beach leading to the
Baptist Assembly grounds. Much
brush, weeds destroyed and earth
moved, makes easier walking fol-
those who take the beautiful prom.
enade to ''The Point. A hand.
some footbridge was built across
a place where the tide had wash.
ed away the path and the way is
now safe and sound.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-06-26

Jane Sands.
Mr., and Mrs. w. II. Patterson
and DR.. G. l, Patterson spent Sat,
urday and Sunday at their cottage,
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Flcnner of
Spokane and three children are
spending their vacation at Ma
drona Lodge.
Emery Swan is spending d cou-
pie days at Madrona Lodge.
The Galbreaths were among the
Sunday dinner guests at Madrona
Lodge.
Monday Mrs. Pyle was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Flemer. They
motored to Seattle in the morning
The ladies spent the afternoon at
the theatre. After the show they
met Mr.. Flenner and motoreG, back
to Ellisport late in the afternoon
Miss Bowman, who has been
spending week at Madrona
Lodge entertained a group of her
friends from Puyallup on the
beach Sunday. Late in the after
noon they all returned to Puyall
up.
Norman Tollepson had as his
guest for several days, Donald
Burroughs of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. B. Beckes spent
the week end in Tacoma. While
there they visited their daughter
in-law, Mrs. Oliver Beckes, who
formerly lived on the Fisher place
near Burton. Her many island
friends regret that her condition
is such that she will be unable to
leave the hospital.
Mr.. Beckes attended the dedica-
ton exercises at the First Baptist
church. The church has just been
completed and Sunday the first
service was held in the new build
ing.
Mrs. c. E. Woods and son, Ed
win spent Saturday in Tacoma.
Mrs. Pathena Morgan went to
Seattle Tuesday to spend her birth
day with her son and his wife. She
will be gone couple of days.
DR.. and Mrs. Flech of Ellens-
burg are spending a few days in
their cottage on the bluff between
Ellisport and Portage. Miss Mar
garet Flech came over with them
Their guests for the week end were
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion X. Norton of
Tacoma, DIR. and Mrs. Flech $
daughter and son-in-law), Miss
Doris Olson, Miss Claire Mojonnier
from Walla Walla, Baxter Flech
and Louis Flech of Seattle.
Mrs. NJ. X. Norton came over
Wednesday to spend the rest Of
the week with her parents.
Miss H. M. Bishop is spending
few days at her beach cottage.
She has as house guest Miss Grace
Sullivan of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Pitman from
Yakima spent the week end with
Mrs. G. Z. Woods. Mrs. Pitman
is on her way home from the East
fern Star Grand Chapter at Ho-
quiam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry jackson
and Junior are spending several
weeks in their summer home.
Judge and Mrs. Claypool had as
guests over Sunday DIR. and Mrs
TorGef Torland and son John, DR.
Paul Torland and John Claypoo
Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Pyle
spent Tuesday in Tacoma.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-06-26
BURTON

w. C. Whitfield is in attend.
ance at Pullman College where
hey are giving a special course for
project leaders, Of which he cam
one" for a week.
w, c. Meredith just had a West.
inghouse electric range installed in
his home and says the first bis.
cults baked were not burned--in
fact were delicious and it will be
some time before he cares for any
thing else.
DR.. and Mrs. II. j. Felch OF
Ellensbwg were Burton callers
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-06-26
Continued on page four)
COVE


Mrs. McClinton wishes to an
nounce that the West Side of the
island has been asked to donate
one case of eggs for the first week
in July for the Orthopedic hos.
pital of Seattle. Anyone wishing
to donate to phone her and she
will call for them. / dozen from
each of the many chicken men Of
the West Side will prove no bur.
den or hardship and help in no
BILE cause.
Mrs. McClinton also informed
the writer that the various schools
of Seattle supplied all the eggs
used last winter in the hospital.
They have beautiful customs ov-
er there. Each school pledges to
furnish case of eggs in their
turn. The way they do it each pu-
pill brings one or two eggs just as
circumstances permit. "Little
drops of water" you know the
rest.
Miss Louise Hotchkin spent sew
eral days last week in Seattle with
a lady friend who was leaving
for California.
Miss June Crosier is having a
delightful time visiting with Aunty
Tiediman of Seattle for a week.
Dan Erickson, wife and child
rem were pleasant week end guests
MT the Crosier ranch. They took
their lunch baskets and motored
to Ellisport picnicing in the park
where everything is complete. The
Standard Furniture Co. has furn-
ished nice setees, there is a stove
for cooking and tables also.
Mrs. A. Il. Hotchkin, Miss Hillie
and Mrs. r. h. Stafford are some
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-06-26
FOR SALE

| have a ten acre piece Of land
that for the growing of Logan or
Strawberries can not be eNeelled
any where,
The most of it is a clay loan,
part Of it is swamp land, if cleared
viii be black loan,
Situated on the main road less
than three quarters of mile from
the Tacoma Ferry landing.
Near the road and house are live
springs and a small stream which
runs the year around, on the west
end. is a creek with trout in it.
1t has been logged off,
Has a bungalow well made with
fire place, not finished inside.
will sell this place for One
Thousand Dollars, cash, if taken
soon. blouse alone worth more
than that.) / believe You can take
this place, clear it yourself, fin
ish the house, and have very de
sirable place for $4,000.
1t has a coed view Of the Sound,
is protected from frosts and is
verv early.
Where can you beat it?
Make your own place as you
want it, rather than buy an old
run down place not what you
want.
George Sheffield,
At the Dahlia Farm.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-06-26

of the sponsors for a nice time in
Community hall Birthday night,
Sat, June 9th, The ladies ara
planning in great shape, so for
get your berry picking and other
troubles for one night and enjoy
the program and eats. All is free.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-06-26
BURTON BAPTIST CHURCH

Services next Sunday will be as
follows:
10 a. m. Bible School.
II a. m. Rev. f. B. Palmer ID. D.
or Denver, Col. will speak. DR.
Palmer is the Executive Secretary
of the Colorado Baptist State Con.
vention and will bring good
message.
Z p, m. Young Peoples Meeting
Topic, Old Chinese Customs VS.
New Order and the New Woman
Opal Akehurst, leader
r, S. Fretz, Pastor
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-06-26

Axel Petersen hiked to the "ol'
fishin' hole" last week and return
ed with a long string of beautiful
trout-that is we are told he did,
but mex time he IL have to "show
us.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-06-26

FOR SALE-A Schilling & Son
piano. Call Red 1l44. 6-26-tf
8 VARIETIES OF ICE CREAM
At Middlings. Try it. 5-29-tf
Have you a wantf Try a want ad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
Boudoir Slippers

Women's Wool Felt Slippers,
S1.75. D'Orsay cut style. Leather
trimmed. Sizes 3 to s. Copen
and fawn shades
Women's hiIo Slippers, $1.75.
All wool. padded soles; velvet
collar. Wine, fawn and turquoise
shades. Sizes 3 to 3.
Women's Satin Boudoir Slippers,
$1.25. Either quilted or plain:
padded soles; black, copen, old
rose and lavender. Sizes to 8.
Women's Felt Slippers, 81. With
pompons; have padded soles and
are ribbon trimmed. Copen, rose.
oxford. purple, tan and orchid.
Sizes 3 to 8.
Women's Elk Boudoir Slippers,
$1.95. Felt lined; brown and red
colors. Well made and perfect
fitting. Sizes to 8.
Women's Quilted Satin Boudoir
Slippers, $1.95. With padded
soles and covered heels. Sizes
to 8. Black. copen and rose
Women's Kid Boudoir Slippers,
$1.95. Sateen lined; padded soles.
In red. blue, green and black.
Sizes 4 TO 6.
ChiIdren's Felt Peter Pan
Bootees, $1.75 pair. Sizes 6 TO >
ChiIdren's Felt Moccasins, 81
pair. With padded soles. All
sizes, 8 to 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
HOSIERY

Full.fashioned AIl-silk Chiffon
Hose, $19a. Our exclusive Crest
wood brand. All smart shades.
Sizes slk to 10.
FuIl.fashioned Serviee-weisht
Pure Silk Hose, $3.50. Exclusive
Crestwood brand. Thirty smart
shades. sizes sh to 10.
FulI.fashioned Chiffon and
Service weight Silk Hose, $1.35.
All shades. Sizes s1a to 10.
Hunmina Bird Hose Of Pure
Thread Silk, $3.50. Must give
you satisfactory service. Tween
ty-five smart shades. Sizes 8 Il
to 10. Mock seams.
Burlington Never Mend Silk
Hose, 81 pair. Pure silk; Will
give satisfaction. Twenty-Five
new shades. Sizes Sla to 10.
Seam up the back.
Silk and Wool Hose, 81. Slight
irregulars. Five shades. Sizes
81 to 10. Mock seams.
FuIl-fashioned Pure Cashmere
Hose. 81. SLIGHT 1RREGu-
LARS. Black only. Sizes s1a
WooI.mixed Hose, 81. 10 shades.
Sizes 81 to 10. Mock seams.
Wool linda Hose, Soc. Perfect
and irregulars. Long or short
styles. All sizes ST. to 10.
Full-fashioned Isle Hose. 75c.
In all shades. Sizes 8ie to 10.
Mercerized Cotton Hose, Csc
pair. Five smart shades. Sizes
81 10 10 Mock seams.
Sports Hose, SOC pair. Three
styles in all sizes, So to 10.
Mock seams.
Sports Hose, s5c. Rayon and
mercerized Isle combination.
Mock seams. Sizes 81 to 10.
Fancy Sports Hose, 81 pair.
Wool mixed Hose. have mock
seams. All sizes S1a to 10.
Wool Mixed Hose, &c. Very
special. Black and camel Sizes
81s to 10. Mock seams. Perfect
quality.
Silk and Wool Hose, 81. Irreg-
uIars Of $1.e5 grade. Elastic
ribbed tops. In shades Of beige.
black. camel and tan mixtures.
Sizes 81a to 10. Mock seams.