davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Display Curtains
$2.85 Pair

A fraction OF former prices.
These curtains were used as
models in the Curtain Section:
they, are soiled or faded from
display.
pairs Putty-color Mohair Case
ment Cloth Curtains with green
border.
4 pairs Easement Door Curtains
to match above.
3 pairs Putty-color Mohair Case
ment Cloth Curtains with rose
stitch.
pairs Green Easement Cloth
Curtains with cretonne valance.
pairs Putty-color Mohair Cur
talns with cretonne decoration
and valances.
3 pairs Cretonne Curtains and
Valance; attractive colors.
pair Cretonne Curtains and
Valance.
Curtain Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Imported Dinnerware
Greatly Reduced

] Decorated Fruit Dish. Was
/ Decorated 23.piece Tea set Toy
piece slightly IMPERFECT. Set
was S17.50: now. ....... 1895
l Alabaster Fruit Com port;
SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT. Was
2 Decorated Haviiand China Din
ner. Sets: 60-piece. Special,
a5 Decorated, Teacups and ssuceTs.
36 Haviland Decorated Sauce
Dishes. We're 75c each; now. 25c
II Haviland Decorated Tea Plates.
We're Soc each; now. 35c
33 Haviland China Decorated
Dinner Plates. We're 81 .35 each;
I37 Plates-bread and butter.
tea. breakfast, dinner. soup and
side dishes--all decorated French
china, all same decoration. We're
SOC to S1.25 each; now .25c to S5c
/ Decorated Fruit Comport. Was
Marbieite Pottery Box:
SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT. Was
China Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Terry Cloth, Mc Yd.

Greatly reduced. 200 yards heavy
quality Terry Cloth: very sub
stantial weave; medium and dark
colors; fine for Spring and Sum-
mer homes.
$50 yards Cretonne. desirable for
drapery, coverings, bags and pill
lows: good quality designs a.
and colors. Reduced. yard %TS
Curtain Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Bed Lights and
Bedspreads Reduced

The Bed Lights are silk and
georgette covered.
4. rose color: were 81 each
now 1.50
] peach: was S4 now. SI.5O
] sand: was S4; now. -. $50
! orchid and 1 gold. Were So
and S5.95 each: now. SO
Bedspreads are hand-embroidered
] embroidered in blue and l in
pastel shades. Were S25 each;
IO" . EV
l embroidered in pastel shades.
Was S1S: now. $3.50
Art Embroidery Section. Second
floor.
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Neg1igees, CSC

We're 81 and So. IL Novelty
Wolfe and Dotted Swiss Negligees:
roll collar; stitched-in sleeves:
white only.
l3 Boudoir Caps: bandeau and
cap styles all-over lace attrac-
lively trimmed with colored satin
ribbon and rosebuds: flesh. blue.
peach. orchid and rose. OK
Were 81 and So each; now ~
Negligee Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-30

! Lot Congoleum Rugs.
39s; 8o9 Were $3.50 each; $3.50
No" H~%~S
Domus Fiber Rugs: discontinued
easIerns; eaeS: noS sH0' We're sa.so S1.75
8 Domus Fiber Rugs; discontinued
essfeF"i; eseh: now. o1e' Were $40 $o.75
l Lot Crex De Luxe Rugs, discon-
tinued patterns; 4.6x7.6. TE TE
We're S9.75 each; now. p0.<O
3 Deltox Rugs; 4.6x76. "a E0
Were S6.75 each; now. VS>1O
l Lot Imported Door Mats. OK
Special. each ........ ~
l Armstrong; Linoleum Rug, 9x12
size: SLIGHTLY Ugh Z DAM S11.75
Evening star., 1925-04-30
NAPKINS, CSC Dozen

Special. so dozen Mercerized
Hemmed Napkins; assorted pat
terms: size 15x15.
IL Tablecloths. all pure linen:
2x2 yards: odd pat c. E0
terms. Were S5 each: now P~+~O
25 dozen Napkins: all linen: 1sx
1s. Were $3.50 dozen; 1926
Linen Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
t1tnb1ers, Sc

Special. rs Thin Glass Decorated
Water Tumblers.
100 Thin Glass Decorated
Grape Juice Glasses. Spe- r
120 Clear Glass Colonial Ice Tea
Tumblers: well finished. 10
Special, dozen. ....... OOC
25 Colored Glass Console Sets: 4
pieces; bowl, base, = CANDLE ~
sticks. Special, set. 80. CS$
80 Fruit Dishes; colored and gold
band decorated glass. Were EO-
81 each; now. wv
% Bowls on base: colored glass
variety of shapes. Special, a.
edcn Wv
z Footed Bonbon Dishes: coloreo
glass. Were roc each: 0E.
Ho"
9 Imported Comports; colored
glass. Were So each; Cf E0
NOW
Y Handled Sandwich Trays; glass,
in colors. Were. S1.25 En-
each, now. wv
/ Fish Bowl on stand O. OK
Was $3.50: now. p~s/|
Glassware Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Housewares Reduced

SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT. SHOP
WORN OR DAMAGED.
l White Porcelain-top Kitchen Ia
BILE, with drawer: top
size, 26x42. Was $3.50: GO TX
now ..-........ PO+5]
l Wash Boiler, No. 9 size; all
copper. heavy quality. ca E0
Was SS.T5; now .... p1s@O
l Invalids Bedside Table: oak
finish. Vas Sl2.50: & OK
now ............. po.70
. 30-inch Self-watering Plant
Boxes; green enamel finish. C.
Were 81 each: now. . P[
> Bath Stools; white enameled:
ss55e sgp4eF esn6. ,iP l9ss now Were $1.75
l Refrigerator: 3-door. side icer:
hardwood case, with golden oak
hnlsh; white enameled lining: 40
PGnn9 %a. ses; le9 nog capacity. SITS
Cabinet Table: white enameied.
steel construction: white porce-
lain table top: used FOR demon
s4s.5O; now ........ pL4.0U
] Magnetic" Electric Vacuum
Sweeper. Was $3.50; T20
~" WV
] White Napanee Kitchen Cab.
met with 40-inch white porcelain
table top. Was $50; car E0
now ........ p0/.0U
8 Serving Trays: metal frame
glass insets. Were S105 or
each. now ... ~
3 Old English Waxers and Polish
ers complete with can of bright
ener and 5-oz. can of O. or
wax. Were $500 set; now pZ./O
l Imported Brass Bird Cage with
glass seed guards. Was ca IN
ss.75: now ........ p4.0U
/ 2-Qua-t Auto Vacuum Ice O.
Cream Freezer. Was So: now. pO
l Utility Bathroom Cabinet:
white enameled: sliding porcelain
table top. Was S54: T37 E0
no" WV wv
3 Serving Trays: gray enameIed
steel; AXIS inches. Were Az
75c each; now. FOS
16 Mixing Bowls: p-inch; gray
enameled. Were 35c each; On
IS Drinking Cups; gray
enameled. Were SOC each; 1S
now ~
Housewares Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Maids Uniforms
S1.o5

Were So % Uniforms of excel
lent quality mohair: black and
gray; fitted waistline; size "a.
5 Nurses Uniforms of excellent
quality poplin; fitted waistine
and adjustable belts: white:
sizes AZ and 40. Were O. or
$3.50 each; now 80. pSs/1
Home Frock Section.
Third floor
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Chiffon Hose, S1.65

Were S2.25 pair. 1G5 pairs All
SILK Chiffon Hose in suede, taupe
mouse. Russian calf and brown
broken sizes.
q pairs OUTSIDE Silk Hose with
ilsle garter top and sole: tan,
brown and gray Were
sl:9o and $3.50 pair; S1 60
now ......| | pb%|O
100 pairs Women's Mercerized
Llsle Hose: black, white, gray
and fawn; regular and out sizes.
UNEVEN WEAVE: if perfect
would he 81 and S125 20
phlr ..'.... wv
SO pairs Women's White Lislr
Hose: clocked and novelty stripes
broken sizes. Were 81 and 20
$3.50 pair; now. .. JOS
Hosiery Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Summer Rugs Reduced

= Imported Rush Rugs.
9xl2. We're $1,000 each; 90 TX
now
] Imported Mourzourk
5a~ Ras' sslo. s.'..,''.:.|::l wa. $3.50: $19.75
IA Grass Rugs, 3x6. Spe- Ct Ak
cial. each. ............ U>*~~
q Grass Rugs, 6x9. We're Ga
S4.75 each: now. ... wv
IL Deco Fiber Rugs: discontinued
pattern: 21x54 Were Gf TX
S325 each: now p>"/~
. Decco Fiber Rugs. discontinued
Patterns; P7n err .ss s,3x1o.e: LOG. Were S1O.75
Lot Congoleum Rugs,
4.6x9 Were $3.50 each; g OS
Rug Section. Sixth floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Underthings. CSC

Special. 80 Gowns. Envelope
Chemise. Slips and Boomers, of
nainsook, batiste and lingette;
white and colors.
80 Vest Chemise of novelty vOile
and batiste: pink, peach and
orchid; strictly tailored. 45c
Special. each h...... T~S
Cotton Underwear Section. Third
floor
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Scrap Baskets, SOC

Special. AS Decorated Metal
Scrap Baskets: rose, mahog-
any, gray and brown.
Art Embroidery Section. Second
floor
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Bead Bags, Special, 81

Colorful Bead Bags are quite the vogue now.
These lined drawstring bags in combination
steel and colorful beads. Colors include red,
turquoise blue, green black, bronze, iridescent
blue and orange Two styles.
Leather Goods Section First floor
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Combinations, soc

We're 75c. As Knit Combination
Suits: low neck. no sleeves, tight
knee. built-up shoulder and bodice
top: sizes D and d solled.
ton Suits: Harper make; bodice
TOP, loose leg and built-up shoul-
der, tight and loose knee; sizes
&, 6. Z and &; solled and sizes
broken. Were Sl.5O and Or
Sl.T5 each; now. .......
Knit Underwear Section. Third
floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Girls Middies. CSC

Were ST g5. 10 White Jean Mid
dies. white braid trimmed: Miss
saratoga make; sizes g. s. 20
3 Misses Silk Costume Slips:
gray and brown: sizes Ia and IL
years. We're So each ca OK
now ............... P1'/|
4 pairs of Gym Boomers; black
serge; full pleated on adjustable
band: elastic knee: size
IA years. We're 81 so @ OK
pair: now . p@s/ ~
> Red Flannel Middies. trimmed
in black and white braid and
emblems: sizes 10 and
90 years. We're SIS each; @ OK
Girls Furnishings Section. Fourth
floor
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Philippine Chemise
AS

Special. 10 Philippine Envelope
Chemise: camisole and built-up
shoulder style: daintily hand-em-
broidered and hand-scalloped.
9 Silk Gowns and Pajamas.
glove silk and crepe de chine
tailored and lace trimmed. some
finished with colored embroid-
cry; flesh. orchid and yellow:
sizes 80. 3S. 40. Were
Sla, Sow 80 . to $500 each. $7.95
13 Glove Silk Vests: tailored.
bodice top: orchid. flesh and
peach; sizes ~ and "A. C1bS
Were S1.95 each. Now pl.f0
33 Vest Chemise and Envelope
Chemise of satin. radium crepe
de chine and glove silk tailored
and lace trimmed: flesh. peach.
orchid and white: sizes 80 to
each "a: were SoT $500 and - $2.95
silk Underwear Section.
Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Wicker Furniture
Greatly Reduced


6 Reed Chairs: large size; up
holstered seat and back in ere
tonne; spring seat construction.
2 eisI' gray; each brown. spe- $11.75
3 Brown Reed Settees; suitable
for porch. Special, %2 *
each &StS
Beautiful Fiber Suite; box
spring seat cushions and backs
upholstered in tapestry. that
blends with the verde mahogany
f1oish, nos Was sal7-6o; $147.50
12 Reed Rockers; large, COM
Portable shape and size; up
holstered seat and back in Gre
tonne: spring seat construction.
Q in ivory; 4 gray. 6 CT TX
brown. Special. each. p>
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Girls Dresses. $4.95

Were $40 and S12.5O. o Dresses
of flannel, crepe de chine, jersey
and tweed: for dress or school
wear; sizes q to II years.
4 Girls School Dresses; wool
crepe. Jersey and serge; sizes u
and and, 8 years year, Were $3.50 S1.95
3 Girls School Dresses. velvet:
flannel and crepe: sizes q, 8 and
Zach: ao yesGs; s6x Were $40 $2.95
trimmed with fur collar: full
silk lined and interlined: sizes 13.
10 and II years. Were T1S
$3.50 each: now. ~
8 Girls Raincoats; navy. black
and white mixture; sizes q,
and IA years. Were
$3.50 and $3.50 each; S1.e5
now ..-............
: Coats of STROKES" Camels,;
years wears. We're s59.6o $3.50
Junior Miss Tan Plaid En-
semble suit; dress and Jacauette:
sas sl1s AZ 10 r6s years, Was $3.50
Junior Miss Coat Suit; tan:
size II years. Was $3.50; SIX
now ....
. Junior Misses White Dresses,
suitable for graduation; sizes IA
and l6 wears Were
SIS and $3.50 each; $3.50
now
Girls and Junior Misses Section.
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Gloves 10 and
Nearly 70 Less

I6 pairs .2-clasp White Doeskin
Gloyes: GoNo cioes 5% and 8. 75e
q pairs. womens Fancy Kid
Gloves sizes 5La So
:, ~. We're S2.55 pair: Gfro
80 pairs Women's S-button length
White Fabric Gloves: sizes
and :. Were 81 pair; 60
buN WV
Il pairs 6-button-length Glace
Gloves, sizes q, 3 -, = c. "
We're 81 pair: now. PZ.L1
Glove Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Mesh Net Curtains
$3.50 Pair

Greatly reduced. 9 pairs plain
Filet Mesh Net Curtains: extra
wide: white: slightly dusty from
display.
Sample Curtains are included In
the following:
pairs Swiss Point Curtains.
Were $500 pair: @ TX
now ...... PS./O
2 pairs Point Venice Curtains.
We're Sl6.60 pair: CO M
now pOsOU
pairs Fine Wolfe Curtains with
antique lace border and edge
We're $1,000 pair; GE zE
now pOs/O
4 pairs White Embroidered Net
Curtains. Were $3.50 GL TX
pair; now ......... 0C./O
. pairs neat. Figured FiIet Mesh
curtains. Were So pair; Cd
Also a number of Curtains. one
pair of a kind
10 Price
20 pairs Dotted and Checked
tains. "a yards; tie
backs included. spe- %f 7S
cial. pair ......-... PS"<'@
80 pairs White Ruffied Wolfe
Curtains; soft very fine quail
ity; "a yards: tie
backs included. Spe- Gf Az
cial, pair ...-...... YP%1~
IL pairs Rose -bordered White
eiai. aai.e pair curtains spe- $1.75
9 pairs Blue-bordered White
Voils Curtains: valance included.
. 1-6 yards. Special, Gf TE
pair pS$S ~
Curtain Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Chi1dren's Drawers

AA1lQrcn S OrdWSrS
45c
Were Soc and 75c. 33 pairs
Cambria and Nainsook Drawers
finished with embroidery or lace
trimmed ruffie; sizes . TO 8 years.
1S pairs Children's Cambria
Drawers. finished with tucks and
hemstitching; 6-year size. *
We're 25c pair. now. .... ~
IA Children's Skirts: Gertrude
style: cambric and nainsook
ruffied edge with lace or em-
broidery; sizes !, > and 4 dS-
years. We're 81 each: now, f|$
20 Childrens Combinations: main
sock: neck, sleeve and bottom of
hloomers edged with lace or
embroidery: sizes 2. 4 and q
years Were 81 80 and 81 OK
each: now ...-.-..-..
20 Children's Nainsook Combina-
tions: sleeve and bottom of bloom
ers edged with embroidery or
lace: sizes 2. and years. We're
So and $3.50 each S1.95
now
Z Boys Straw Hats with turn-up
brims: brown and navy blue. nm
ished with ribbon band and
bow. Were $3.50 each; T1 OK
now Pl+/0
Infants Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Hair Nets, 35c Dozen

Another lot at this very low
price. 35 gross real Human
Hair Nets: single mesh. cap
and fringe styles: light, me-
dunn and dark brown, black.
and auburn.
Notions Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Girls Sandals, $1.15

~AA Id od4AS&dASt ~
YsE;;S weEs So, r:,l 81 gsirs SrOEins Girls i I;
= ga :, A. A; @1s' 3, 3ia
I Is pairs Misses Tan oxfords.
i c. were So ana and Sax
$3.50 pair; now. P''f1
s pairs Infants Tan Pumps Sizes
Va, 3 {; 2'4. 3 D. Sf.45
pairs Children's Sandals with
shawl tongues: gray. red and tan.
c; C;,rl . ndx D. We're $50 S1.45
Is pairs Misses White Canvas
Pumps. " &: IS Sizes is II = 'ia,l. l.s' lsh l.
nov 18 B. We're $3.50 pair; S1.15
Pumps R15ss ehltares1s she's e White II Canvas
pair: now .........,. 4l.l0
and oxfords: odds and ends: sizes
4 T. :. h g. 8 I AA' 3ia
B; c, Were $3.50 and S1.15
So pair; now. ...... V''%
s pairs Growing Girls White Can
vas Pumps: sizes 4 u ) "A; . n
Az A; 21q, ia b: Z CtfE
D. Were SO pair: now. P>'@
g pairs Infants Red Button
Shoes: sizes 3. Az. 512 d: 2ia
aoK p k' Were $3.50 pair; $1.45
9 pairs Misses shawl Tongue
Sandals in red, gray and tan
Sizes 13 B: liz. IL, IL c.
liz. IL, l2i7. D. %fdS
Were 81 80 pair; now. pm
Childrens Shoe Section. Third
floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-30

. Fiber Settees finished antique
mahogany. upholstered in rich
tapestry: spring seat cushions.
Were S32.76 each; S12.75
now ....... p%~@S~
> Reed Tables. antique parch
ment finish. Were SO X
SI3.75 each; now. -. p/@|~
- Reed Settees; large size; wide,
fiat arms: spring seat cushions;
ANTIQUE buff and blue finish.
Were S3".75 each S22.75
now ...
/ Antique Brown Fiber Rocker:
shopworn and soiled. GO TX
Was S16.75; now. 80. P/+<~
Fiber Rocker, upholstered
in tapestry. Spe- GO TX
yTr;zt-. ,,,;.,,ro cao4ior T{ftL No,
Evening star., 1925-04-30

Sip-on Sweaters of excellent quality wool plain
trimmed in jacquard design Were $40 each now .
Il Coat and Slpon Sweaters in rayon silk and
wool; plain or two-tone coors Were $25 each: now.
sportswear Section,
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Women's Suits Reduced

SILK Suits short coat, wrap skirt: cretonne and
and cuffs; black sizes So and 3S Were S95 each
Faille Silk Suits; black and navy; sizes Sc and 40
Were $3.50 each: Observation-Disclosures.
Nhlte hashmir Suit: box silk lined: wrap
skirt; coat finished with patch pockets size 38 Was
S95: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Women's Sweaters Reduced

I Brown and Navy Lght-weight Brushed Wool Golf CO;
sizes &c. 40 and ~. Were $3.50 each: ........
Rayon Sweater Coats: tan, gray, black and white.
3, size 3S l, AZ. Were s12.75 each now .........
3 handmade Imported Golf Sweaters, in maroon and
gray with jacquard fronts. Were each:
Imported English Sweater Coats, in navy, gray ar
npJU
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Larger Women's Apparel Reduced
Women's Goats Reduced

5 Black Coats, for the matron, suitable for
lined throughout and finished with convertible
sizes "a SO and 3S Were s69. so each: now. ....
! Evening Wrap, orange velvet. trimmed with W
slightly soiled; size 38. Was $95; ..........
Women,s Coat Section. Third floor
Evening star., 1925-04-30

Wicker Furniture Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Women's Sports Wear Reduced

/. Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-23

Washington Light Infantry team,
which then numbered among its
members, John Heydler, now presi-
dent of the National League. Mr..
EveTs was known as one of the lead
ing base runners during his day.
He never lost interest in the ma
tional game.
native of Troy. n. Y, Mr.. Evers
came to this city in the early eighties.
and was employed for several years
az the Pension Bureau, later being
transferred to the Office of the ad-
jutant general, War Departm ent.
where he worked until retired two
years ago, making a total of Al years
as a Government employe.
Funeral services will be conducted
al the Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Catholic Church tomorrow morning 1t
10 o'clock. Interment will be In Oak
Hill Cemetery.
He is survived by his widow. who
was Miss Edith Blackstone, and a
daughter. Mrs. Edith Tutwiler, of this
city: A brother, Michael P. Evers, and
a sister, Miss Anna NJ. Evers, both
of Troy.
Evening star., 1925-03-23
|. F. EVERS DEAD;
| NOTED AS PLAYER
Member of Nationals in Early
'8OS to Be Buried
~ Tomorrow.

Thomas F. Evers. ~ years old, who
in the early eighties played second
base for the old Nationals, then one
Of the base ball clubs comprising the
Union Association, and vino WAS one
OF the first of the Evers to have his
name written in the base ball hall of
fame, died at his residence. 1907 Park
road, Saturday, after a lingering III
ness Mr. Evers was the uncle of the
famous John J. Evers, former second
haseman of the Chicago Cubs. of the
we'll known from Tinker to Evers
10 Chance" combination.
The elder Mr.. Evers, after quitting
the professional ranks, played. on
various teams in the District and
last nlaved second base for the crack
Evening star., 1925-03-23

in the literary world of Paris, will
lecture this afternoon at the Cosmos
Club before the Alliance Francaise.
Subject, Les Salons Litteraires de
Paris a, Notre Epogue."
Miss Hortense Nelson, in 'Isben's
"A Dolls House." & o'clock, in First
Congregational Church. Freewill offer
ing.
Evening star., 1925-03-23

Maj. William H. Barrett, salvation

Maj. William H. Barrett, Salvation
Army, will speak.
z West End Citizens Association will
meet, O'Clock, In Corcoran Memorial
Hall, Twehty-frst street below II.
women'F City Club-"A Musical
Evening Will be given under auspices
OF Mrs. William T. Reed Of the center
tainment committee, $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. Reed will sing; Charles T. Ferry
will play piano numbers, and Mrs
William Fl. Noble will give violin Sc
lections.
The Social Hygiene Society will
meet. sis O'Clock. In Emerson Hall
of All Souls Unitarian Church.
Speakers: Rev. DR.. George F.. Dudley,
DIR. b. Arthur .Hooe and DIR. w. C.
Fowler.
The Washington Practical Psychol-
oEy Club Will meet, o'clock, at the
Playhouse.
The Takoma Horticultural club
Evening star., 1925-03-23
Ice Patrol Begins Season.

The Atlantic ice patrol for the pro-
lection of shipping was opened today
for the year. when the Coast Guard
cutter Tampa was ordered TO pro-
ceed from Boston to her patrol sta
tion. in the Atlantic. She will be
followed soon by the cutters Modoc
and Seneca
Evening star., 1925-03-23

The PeIfeemen's Association. mt It's
meeting Thursday, s pm, at Pythian
Temple. will have as honor guest the
former chairman of the District COM
mittee, Senator L. Heisler Ball. Fol-
lowing the business session there will
be a program of musical numbers.
Evening star., 1925-03-23

NEODERN science has made important discov
1V1 cries in the of the teeth and gums.
Discoveries which changing the tooth
cleansing habits of the world.
You want your child to have dazzling, white
teeth gums that are firm and healthy. You want
them, for yourself, both for beautys sake and
for health.
Then. please let send you full Today tube
of this method. What 1t brings will make a
new era in the we'll being of you and yours. Sim
ply send the coupon.
~ Ruin that film
the e~emy in your moath that inpifes
tooth and gum troubles
Dental science now traces of those troub-
les directly or Indirectly, to germ-laden film that
forms on your teeth.
You can't it with your eyes, but your
tongue across your teeth and you will feel it
q slippery, viscous coating.
That film absorbs discolorations from food smok-
inE etc. And that s,why your teeth color
and dngy.
1t clinss~ to teeth, gets into crevices stays.
Evening star., 1925-03-23
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TODA Y.

The bird classes of the Audubon So
ciety will meet at Thomson School
the children's class at $3.50 o'clock and
adults class at 4:45 o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-03-23

The alumni dance of the Park View
February graduates will be given Fri
day, S pm.
Evening star., 1925-03-23

Jeppa Lodge Chapter. No. n, q. r..
g.. will serve roast beef dinner Wed
nesday, 5 to Z PM, at Joppa Temple,
4269 Ninth street.
Evening star., 1925-03-23
TONIGHT,

North Capitol Citizens Associa II on
will meet in Sunday school audito-
rum of United Brethren Church.
Evening star., 1925-03-23

Mid City Citizens Association will
meet, s O'Clock. in Thomson School
Evening star., 1925-03-23
The studio players. an .d~lt ARA

ate have been invited. 49,.
The studio Players. an adHtt ara
matte organization directed by Mrs.
A. T. Renshaw, Will meet In Park
View Community Center each We'd
nesday evening from 1880 to $3.50 o'clock.
The meeting place has been changed
from Thomson school because a
number OF activities interfere with
the use of the stage.
Evening star., 1925-03-23

The Rhode Island State Society OF
the District will meet tomorrow,
pm at Thor- son School. Election OF
officers.
Evening star., 1925-03-23

will meet, s o'clock in Takoma Lii
brary. G. T. Powell win speak OF
Bud Selection and Stocks for Dwarf
Fruit Trees Other speakers VIII be
Joy Hopkins and the president, b. Y.
Morrison.
Progressive Council, No. .. Daugh-
ters OF America, card party, $50
o'clock. at Society Temple, Fifth and
G streets.
Vicomte Rene de Montozon- Bracelet,
VINO occupies a distinguished place
Evening star., 1925-03-23

lexington w. c. II. u. will meet to-
morrow. 7:45 p.m.. at the home ef
Mrs. Warren Hadley, 1882 First street.
Mrs. Lenna Yost. will speak and Joe
Di Meglio will sing.
Evening star., 1925-03-23

Rhode Island Avenue Citizens A.
sociation will meet Wednesday, pm,
In auditorium of Sherwood Presbyte-
rian Church.
Evening star., 1925-03-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Burglars gained access to lnun-
dry at 1915 Bladensburg road 'north-
east early yesterday morning. sue
ceeded in opening the safe and stole
SITS. No clue to the identity of the
robbers was found by the police.
Evening star., 1925-03-23

The Park View Citizens Assecia-
ton. the Mothers Club and the Par
ent-Teacher Association will meet in
Park View School tomorrow, pm.
to consider an addition 40 the school
building.
Evening star., 1925-03-23

The Commissioners of the District
and members OF the House and SEN
ate have been invited. .
Evening star., 1925-03-23
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