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IN THE MATTER OF
THE ESTATE or
HESTER A. HARDWOOD
the nRpHAN ,i.s Z GnrRr LoR. AM

In the ORPHANS COURT FOR ANNE
ARUNDEL COUNTY. State of Maryland
Ordered this 29th day of December IN tic
year nineteen hundred and twenty-five hv
the Orphans Court for Anne Arundel County.
that Thursday. the 18th day OF February
nineteen hundred and twenty-siX. III tho
Orphans Court IN the City of Annapolis.
State of Maryland at 1880 clock am. he
and the same is hereby DESIGNATED the
place and time of meeting of all persons en-.
titled to participation in the distribution or
wood. deceased late of Anne Arundel County
State of Maryland; and warning Is hereby
given Sarah II. Worthlngton. George Taylor.
Francis II. Bronaugh. Rose l. Bronaugh.
Virginia ). Bronaugh, George I. BronauEh.
Alfred T. Bronaugh. Margaret Clagget'
called Peggy. James Davis. Wade Davis
the children of Richard Harwood tho chill
dren of Benjamin HARDWOOD. and all persons
interested as distri butees or otherwise IN the
residue of the decedent's estate to be AMI
appear in person. by guardian. solicitor ~
agent, on or before the said THURSDAY. the
I III day of February. nineteen hundred ami
And ii ie further ordered. that this orClT
be published once week for four successive
weeks before the ! lth day OF February. nine
teen hundred and tWenty-sIx. III a newspdpc"
published in Anne Arundel County. one N
the City OF Baltimore Maryland: one in the
CITY of Washington, in the District of Column
bia and one in the City of New York. stat
of New York and that Sarah H. NorthIns
ton he notified nv summons. issued 70 Bai
tim pSex CITY, GEO. w M.99SSbb R,p SCARR
Err. Reg !ue Of Will Wills for for 4. A. Co.. Nd
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OUT.OFTOMN REAL. EsIATE,

NEW JERSEY LOT PARGAIN, - CASH. -
monthly buys 20 lots near Atlantic Ci,v$
price, $3.50; only 50 each. Vail. ! -
Broadway. New York cEs
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PROPOSALS.

Q. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. 106s NAVY
Department Bqid I Wash9gtGGnb ers , mt
IL m, March /, 1925. and then opened, for
furnishing. installing and IT.. testinS n, elect6 p
Get for the District of Columbia. Further
informant on application. tel "a .26.91
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RROOKLAND BARGAINS. $50.

RROOKLAND BARGAIN-SoI5O
radiation
MT PLEASANT-$5OO CASH
ONE CHANCE IN A THOUSAND
% I essaat Pa Cn9a h9H H %
biffnSh heo9ed saeo ~ ~ oios
CLEVELAND PARK-SPECIAL.
cQFP tsn wsl m
NEAR 10th AND K SITS NE.
nG1 mIep anu es p s perfect condition
DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS INC
1916 K St. NV. Franklin 567S.
Phone Service Until 9 PM.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES,
G. o O D
Y A [. u T. 8
Sl8,750
One Square off Scott Circle

$3.50
One Square off Scott Circle
Internationally the best value in
downtown home property on the
market today. II Is situated at the
southwest corner of 17th and sts
n-w.; an ideal location and home fn
a physician. The price has Just been
reduced. and at tue figure quoted "
are confident that II Will br sold at
once. There are eleven rooms. w"
complete baths. electric lights. ct.
All of the rooms are very bright aud
well proportioned: ample space for a
two-car garage. Vacant. Phone Tor
key to inspect.
>$l2.o5O
Facing Rock Creek Park
A charming Mount Pleasant Ioca.
ton, directly overlooking beautiful
Rock Creek Park. Tho homo Is con-
structed of tapestry brick. with large
bright rooms: full tiled bath: open
fireplace: storage attic: oak floors:
BUIfTSfN GARAGE and numerous
other features. Largo shade trees on
extra deep lot. A very fine home foC
family with children. Inspection
on request. Easy terms.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NEWMYER & KING, Attorney.
Investment Building.

KNOW ALL, MEN BY THESE PRESENT
that the New Tax, Service Company. In.
corporation "reated and existing under the
| Klein It's president and Million IL Kins. it,
&c doc hereby eertiy that pursuant
tees OF sad corporation, on January 10
10 Stockholders meeting of said cor
Columbia on January eth. 1926 at which
All stockholders and persons having votiu-
was unanimously resolved and ordered that
the certificate of Incorporation of this com
Pan ne and the same was amended in that
RED TOP CAB COMPANY and a certifcate
reporting said change OF name was thercupon
ordered TO be filed III the Office Of the re-
corder of deeds of the District of Columbia
and this certificate Is accordingly rnade aIid
filed IN accordance with section 639-A of
, the annotated code OF the District of Co
lunlbia
In witness whereof said New Taxi Service
company. Inc, has callsCd rs corporate namH
president. and its corporatr seal IL nc hero,
Unto affixed and att"sted by Milton W. King
itT scGrGtarn anu 5oes hereby MAKE Gonsti
attorney IN, fa@t for il. and IN ITS nan". 70
execute and deliver thcsc presents A. IT'S at
and deed. To the end that the same may ur
made matter of record.
NEW TAM SERVICE COMPANY. INC.
MILTON W. KING. Secretary.
(Seal. Attest
!. Barney Robins; a notary public in and
for the District OF Columbia do hcrcbv COZ
we'll known to me- as the person nam 5Gda .,
attorney in fact IN the FOREGOING deed ami
sppeared before me in the said District. III,
said Earl l. Klein. as attorney In fact a
authority in him Vested s by ' the aforessid
Gertlfcasts aseknoWledSed the same to b. ~"
pany. Inc the CORPORATION named tcrc1n
:, Gissn under my oa hand and seal this :"tI
BARNEY ROBINS.
fe3l017.24 Notary Public. n. G
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MAKE YOUR SELECTION FROM THESE
OFFERINGS OF UNUSUAL MERIT.
Mt PLEASANT.
s % Osd e
SAULS ADDITION.
Double ozyh i 0
lines stores schoolan u
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
CONNECTICUT on
beat rim
With
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. HEIGHTS.
ry aRfa h 9sS % @ w
MT PLEASANT.
1 D
WALTER A. BROWN.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
CHEVY CHASE.
S13 500

Dutch colonial home, containing living
dining room. Kitchen. large screened porch.
3 bedrooms, sleeping porch. tile bath. Ihe
ope block Of Conn. ave. and must be SOLO
o-''- sMooT & Company.
1916 II St wv Main 1850.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES,
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NEW SHAPIRO SUPERIOR HOMES.
$,sSo-$25O Cash, $3.50 Monthy-NE
a hse phe sos 5 s M E ssst n ssa
- " ~ ~ ~
SSo50-S5OO Cash SIS Monthv-NE. Corner
\ real front porch six lasco rooms
yooms hoo sunshine bath Jbrkast
SSo5N-S5OO Cash: Special Monthly Pavments-Peryorth
Why M9nt terms rms hoe arranSri
20
bedrooms bath
$950$5OO Cash, SIS MonhlyPetworth. (Buitn Carage)
a These
seo5o-Four Bedrooms, Builtn Garage-Petwortt.
His @ I Sne7s a. 5 Sh & @ ~ 5
est
Sl275O-S 900 Cash-Woodley Pl. NV.
smoothing a - n
porch large
ap and ks aa hsqsRDe a ao t0ur ssdbe s
bin adb
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
glo 18th St. NV. Franklin 114O
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$15,250
Mt. Pleasant
Furnished

All attractive three story brick
three baths. hot-water heat. choice
electric f1xtures: other refnements-
Is arranged as six apartments. each
with its own kitchenette. Completely
furnished, except dining room suite
and few personal effects of owner
Here Is an exceptional opportunity To
purchase a fine homo and make IL
NV for itself.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
S1o,7oU
Near Rock Creek

This DELIGHTFULLY."- located dwelling
j. Of tapestry brick. three stories In
most ,leSira BILE residential sections OF
northwest washing ton near the Adams
NH road entrance To Rock Creek
Park. There are eight rooms OF ~
optional size. two fun tiled baths.
orcn fireplace in second floor hNnG
room breakfast porch. hot wdtei'
heat. electricity: large. thoroughly
modern basement. second and thlfd
floor sleeping porches. oak floors.
BUILT-IN GARAGE. etc. The home
is in splendid condition and conyen5
lent to the 18th and Columbia rqan
business district. An excellent value
on good terms.
Evening star., 1926-05-13
FUNDS ARE ASKED.
FOR MEMORIAL DAY
G. A. R. Seeks Aid in Decorat-
ng 10000 Graves in Gene
! teries of Capital.

STheir ranks so depleted by the pas
siGe of time they are no longer able
t1 carry on the task OF homage alone,
lie Department of the Potomac
Gfand Army of the Republic. today
aapealed to the citizenry Of Washing
i'm to aid them on Memorial day in
decorating with flowers and flags the
aInre than 10000 graves of their com
'ades Of all American wars who lie
sAried in Arlington National Gene
~y'y and other cemeteries of the
:&pital
Committees Of other veteran and
p3triotic organizations will be formed
70 perform the actual decorating, but
the workers need the assistance of
Washington in raising funds to defray
the costs Of the annual tribute to the
defenders Of the Nation.
Gift Boxes Placed.
Gift boxes for this purpose, In the
form Of miniature headstones. have
hAen placed in many Of the stores,
banks and other business establish
nfents about the city. Those who
Wish to aid in the services Of the day
of memorializing the Sacrifices of the
soldiers. sailors and marines who
have passed on are asked to drop
their contributions In these boxes.
To aid in the raising of the neces-
sarv funds The Star has made ar
rangements to receive such contrlbu-
tiens for Memorial day at the cashiers
Office of The Star, Eleventh street ana
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
sThe local department of the Grand
Army of the Republic is being assisted
hy groups of virtually all patriotic
orca ntZat tions The following officia
representatives have been selected:
Dr. Charles V. PetteyS. department
commander of the Grand Army of the
Republic who Is In charge of the
preparations. assisted by DIR. h. A.
Johnson. assistant adjutant general
a nd F.: H. Godfrey. assistant quarter
master general of the department;
clarence q. Howard, representing the
Army and Navy Union; Arthur H.
League. the United Spanish War
Veterans: Edward Fl. Hale. the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars; Francis Miller,
the American Legion. and P. Forts
the American Veterans of Hellenic
Descent.
Public Appeal Necessary.
when President Harding took Office
he established the precedent. which
since has been followed by President
Coolidge. of prohibiting the solicita
tion of funds for the deonration pur-
noses from among the Government
departments. To this the members of
the veterans organizations agree, but
itimakes necessary public appeal, AZ
neither the. Federal nor the District
governments make any appropriation
to cover the Memorial day services.
"A letter sent out by Or. Johnson.
explaining the need of the raising by
public subscription the funds for the
exercises on May 80, points out
that after the necessary expenses Of
the day are paid. the remainder Of all
such money. If any. is used for re-
lteving INDECENT and deserving soldiers.
sailors and marines of all wars, tO.
gether with widows and orphans Of
veterans. under the direction of the
commanding officers of the various
patriotic organizations of the District.
Evening star., 1926-05-13
F0KKER DECLARES LUCK
WAS ON SIDE OF BYRD
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON. May 10 CPO.--Anthony
G.. Fokker, airplane manufacturer
who designed the machine In which
Lieut.. Comdr. Richard f. Byrd flew
over the North Pole. had to come to
Boston on an old.fa shioned train yes.
terday.
Il have sold all my planes" said
Mr.. Fokker. II have only one little
training plane left
Byrd was lucky" the manufac-
turer told the Boston Chapter Of the
National Aeronautical Association.
He had an airplane that was tested.
1t had flown 10000 miles before he
took 1t. Wilkins had a much harder
task He had to take a plane that
was not tested: that had not even
been fully rugged. He had to make
boat connections and time was i'm
portant. The result was he had to
face all the corrections of testing
under most difficult conditions. Ulti-
mately he will have success. too"
Commenting on future Of CONNER
cial aviation. Mr.. Fokker declared
radio direction finders we're solving
the final diff1culties Of the air and that
the time is not far distant when we
shall be able to land in the dark with.
out seeing ANYTHING At ALL"
Evening star., 1926-05-13

day night or early yesterday morning.
Property stolen included numerous
dresses and coats valued at $3.50.
Evening star., 1926-05-13
MEXICO RAISES NEW BAR,
Persons Guilty of Moral Turpi-
tude" Will Be Excluded.
Daylight Saving Tin

Ell PASO, Tex, May 13 Pl.-Moral
turpitude, which gained national at
tention in sthe Countess Cathcart case,
now has spread TO the Mexico border.
This was disclosed yesterday in the
announcement of Manuel NJ Limon,
chief immigration inspector in Juarez,
that the new border regulations to be
come effective June | provide for
barring from Mexico any persons In
yolved in cases of moral turpitude.
Women under IS will not he admit
ted unless accompanied by parents
or guardians.
The statue OF the premier, kemal
Pasha, which Is soon to be set up in
Consta ntinople. will he the FIRST statue
of a Mohammedan ever erected in
Turkey
Evening star., 1926-05-13
KANSAS CITY WARS
|. ON IMAM STREET.
Makeover OF Business Sec
ton includes Removal of
Overhead Signs.
7y the Associated Press.


i KANSAS CITY. May 13.-The mer-
cha nts of Kansas City have set out to
transform their Main street into a
Middle Western Fifth avenue.
Sinclair Lewis Carol Kennicott"
failed in her attempt to make over
Minn.. hut the Kansas City business
men are using different methods and
the progress SO far Is successful.
In 1922, Robert Greer Cooke. presi'
dent of the Fifth Avenue Association
Of New York. came to Kansas City
and told of the improvements that
had been made In the most fashion.
able street in America through the
cooperation Of its property owners
and leaseholders.
Their Purposes Listed.
The Kansas City merchs nts adapt.
ed the program to their own Main
street and Just recently announced
purposes as follows:
To cooperate with property own
ers. leaseholders and tenants in main.
tanning cleanliness. upkeep and i'm.
provements OF property.
To eliminate overhead signs and
other Instructions.
To check illegal bill. posting.
To study constantly to improve
trafic conditions.
To bring about architectural better
ment and conduct Of building oper-
ations.
To prevent sanitary violations, and
noises and nuisances generally.
Change Made Quickly.
The first step was a request that all
overhead advertising and other In.
sigma OF the up.and-at-'em school Of
merchants of yesteryear be taken
down. The members compiled, the
street railways company took down
its yellow signals and a number Of
other small contributions made the
general effect a worthy improvement.
Evening star., 1926-05-13
These Stores Give SfeIoS Service

Harris shop. 1915 G Street NV.
Hechts. 9Th 4 Streets NV.
Frank r. Jellef, Inc. 1915 Street
NV.
!. Kann Sons. 9Th & Market Space NV.
Kings Palace. $40 9Th Street NV.
Ladies Exchange. e01 Vermont Ave
NV.
Iansbursh & Brother. 42O 1th Street
NV.
Leon. 1927 r Street NV.
Linen shop. 1911 Conn. Ave. NV.
The Louvre. 1115 r Street
Mnureens Ladies shop. 1f41 Penna.
Ave.
Model Dress shop. a2I G street NV.
Milton Ney. S01 Penn. Ave. NV.
Palsis Royal. 11th 4 q streets NV.
Parker Bridget. Pa. Ave. AZ 9th street
NV.
Philipsborn Co.. sO6-s Iith street NV
Queen Quality Shoe Co.. 1919 r Street
NV
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Madame Asasta. 1913 Conn. Ave. NV.
Miss Allen, Conn. Ave. ard street
BAneroft's Gift shop. 3110 Mt. Pleas
ant Street NV.
Bphrend'a. s2O .th Street NV.
Birds. 18th and r Streets
BreslAus. 1909 g street NV.
Brooks. f1O9 a street NV.
Alice Buchanan. tt0t Conn. Ave. NV.
Arthur Bur- Co.. 1913 street NV.
CunninSha aRa. 3l6 9TH Street NV.
Erlebafhef. 1910 r street
Mel. Tolke. 18th Street Columbia
Road NV.
suiius (iarfinrkel 4 Ccnspsny. 1sth 4 r
Streets NV.
Madame Giase. 1917 Conn. Ave. NV.
Iomi. Gold Company. 13l4 r street
GosGenberss. ole 1th street NV.
GuilforH's. e04 18th Street Nv.
WIN. Hahn st0res. 18th 3 NV
1907 r 81. N.W.--414 9th st.
NW.-233 Pa. Ave. S.E.--tal4 Pa.
Ave. N.W.-6ot t4th ST. NV
3"23 1ith 81. NV.
Evening star., 1926-05-13
SNEAK THIEVES TAKE
$1,212.50 IN ARTICLES
Loss Of Clothes, Watches, Diamond
Pin and Movie Camera Re-
ported to Police.


Thefts Of articles valued at $262.50
were reported to the police from three
sources <yesterday. A thief entered
the apartment Of Miss Grace A. Croop
and Miss Ruth J. Dooley, 100 Eight
eenth street, Tuesday afternoon and
took two initialed gold wrist watches
valued at $145.
Detectives are investigating the
theft Of a motion picture camera from
the store of the c. o. Buckingham Co.,
$40 Thirteenth street. The camera.
valued at $4750. was taken from a
counter several days ago.
A Jimmy" thief, operating in Cop,
ley Courts. 1917 Seventeenth street,
yesterday afternoon. took a string Of
imitation pearls valued at $40 from
the apartment OF Verna kidwell, and
a diamond pin valued at $50 from the
apa rtment Of Clara Helm.
A duplicate key worker gained en-
trance to the store OF Mrs. Ida Wal
ters. s07 Thirteenth street, late Tues.
Evening star., 1926-05-13

Raleigh Haberdseher. 1910 r street
n. Rich. 1901 r Street NV.
R0ae
Russeils. 18th and G streets
Ruth's, Inc. 3l16 Mt. Pleasant street
NV.
The shelton Shop. 1904 18th Street
NV.
Sirnund's. 9Th & n Streets NV.
william smith. 651 n Street Ne.
ssuber, Florist. Wsrdman Park Hotel
Snyder a Little. Inc. 1911 street
etetsor Shoe Co.. 1908 y street NV.
swans Department Store. 1892 l4th
Street NV.
Thrift. 2490 18th street NV.
The vernon shoppe. 1893 Park Road
NV.
wallarr's. 3II4 18th street NV.
Miss WheIsn. t105 r street and COO
Street NE.
Woodward & T.othrop. 10th 4 nth.
G Streets NV.
Evening star., 1926-05-13
Kenmore President Reelected.
Special Dispatch TO The star.

SpsclaI Dispatch TO The Star.
sFREDERICKSBUR Va. May 10
Mrs. V. NJ. Fleming was reelected
president of the Kenmore Associate ton
Wednesday. Other officers elected
were Mrs. c. O'Conor Goolrick, Fred
ericksburg, first vice president: Mrs.
Thomas H. Taliaferro. Washington.
second vice president: Miss Elsie
Lewis. Fredericksburg, secretary; Mrs.
IE H. Smith. Fredericksburg, field
secretary; c. r. Howard. Fredericks-
burg. treasurer: Miss Sally y. Gravatt.
local treasurer: Miss Dora G. Jet,
registrar. A three-year building pro-
gram, with a budget of $4,000 a year,
will provide for two side buildings
similar to those which originally adj
Joined the Kenmore mansion.
Evening star., 1926-05-13
Selling Rum Costs Citizenship.

NEW YORK, May 13 (CP)).--Having
sold one drink. Abraham Mirsky. drug
clerk, is To he deported. His final
citizenship papers were issued on the
dav he satisfied thirsty customer.
Now they have been Cancelled on the
ground that he showed he was not Of
good moral character.
Evening star., 1926-05-13
Buenos Aires Students Strike.

BUENOS AIRES. May 10 R).-
Students Of the Buenos Aires Uni
versity have gone on strike in pro-
test against the closing of the law
faculty. There have been several
minor clashes with the police.
Evening star., 1926-05-13

Almost overnight the street assumed
a "dressed.up" appearance. ~.
Success in the frst campaign In
spired the organization to greater
campaign, which now calls for an
elaborate street and building renova-
tion. Follow the leader" became the
game and the Walnut Street and the
Grand Avenue Associations are under
way. with the McGee Street mer'
chants shortly to follow. These
groups are located on the principal
downtown thoroushfares.
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Knit Underwear

200 Women's Lightweight
Cotton Ribbed Vests in bodice
style. A good quality. CEc
Special, each.
800 Womens Lightweight
Cotton Ribbed Union Suits.
Good wanted styles, with fiat
seams. Sizes So to A in EOc
the assortment. Each.
Kann' s-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-01
SmOcks at SOC

Made of chambray. with long
sleeves and round necks. They
are attractively trimmed with
buttons. and have roomy peck
cts: are suitable for office. house
nd garden wear The colors are
blue. lavender and tan. Sizes So
to ~.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-01
Home Fittings

Is Swinging Glider and DAY
cnuort Couch IammnckS.
Sg7.95 to S34.95 grades. pam
and striped effects Sl7.85
Choice .........
ESQ Screen Doors, Continentai
make. Sizes 3ox7S, 32ASo, 34%ei
and 36xS4 inches.
$3.50 to $500 grades. 500
Each .............' ~
200 Cretonne- covered Bar
Harbor chair Cushions.
s1.25 and $l,45 grades. Csc
Each .........' c
ia Three piece Drapery SETS
of cretonne, rep, etc.
s2.95 a. n d 1895 & so
grades. 4 sell.
-Il5 star Brand Porch Shades
size #. wide by $3.50
#. deep. Each
loo Knock down Set ..d
Frames. the sliding kind ~"
36xs4 inches. $1.25 value. 72c
Each ...........-. :,
Remnants of Screen Wire. l.
mesh black and IA mesh gal
vanized. Regularly 3l2c
and SC. Choice, square 70
foot ......'' ,t
--175 pairs Marquisette nan
sash Curtains. finished win
neat runlad borders 59c COc
TO 79c grades. Pair.
Gates Auto Seat Covers, for
1924 TO 1926 models.
For Ford Coupe and theE-
rolet Coupe. Special S2 Or
For Ford and Chevrolet Tour
ing and Sedan mod c. or
els. 4 set .........
800 Readymade NindoW or
Door Awnings. tan and White
stripes. Sizes 80 36, AZ ana
as inches wide. 3ft.
frames. 9-inch val GV al,
ance. FaCh.........
-1S5 Indian Head Mattress
Covers. for full size
beds. Regularly $3.50. GI 0O
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-01

$50 pairs Womens strap
wrist Washable Suede-tinlsh
Fabric Gloves. White only. r.
X. Sewn and Boulton-cut
thumbs. Sizes 6 to !. Doc
: pair. ...'..'''
500 pairs Women Elbow
length Milanese SILK Gloves
Double finger tips and Paris
,,,. Golf stitched backs.
White. mastic and mode. Sizes
5'a to sl4 in the assert 60c
ment. A pair. ......-..
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-01
Toilet Goods

-ralmolive After. shaving Tai
cum, 25c size. Special. o.
. boxes for ..,.....
-Sunburn Lotion, regularly 35c
a hottie. Special. bot o.
ties for ,..........
-Toothbrushes. in assorted
styles. Regularly 25c. CSc
each. Special, for.
Mems and Women's Combs,
in assorted styles. Spe- 90
cial. > for. .............
Pocket size bottles of High
grade Perfumes. Spe- CCc
cial, . for. ............
kann S--Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-01
Reg. soc to $1.OO
Novelty Jewelry
Choice. COc

Imported and Domestic Jew
elry, including such popular
pieces as bead necklaces. long
chains. jet necklaces, festoons,
bar pins, brooch pins, cum
links, hat ornaments. etc.
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-01

rs Mems and Women's Cot
ton Umbrellas, black only. AS
sorted handles. Good, durable
cloth and frames. Spe- QOo
cial, each. ..............
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-01
Children's $l.OO and
$l.29 Creepers and
Rompers, Choice,
Soc

Good looking, we'll made gar
ments of plain and checked ma
terials, some with white col
lars others collarless all with
half belts and embroidery down
the fronts. Open at bottom or
side styles. All colors.
Il Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-01

i5-in. Bleached Cotton, suit
able for making pillow or boil
;ster cases. also for crib sheets,
cut from the full piece. CEc
Reg, Csc. Friday, a yd,..
-Inbleached Iillowcases, Ask
36iu, size before hemminc.
made from the ends of good.
firm sheeting, will soon bleach
white in a few Washines.
Regularly soc. Friday, CSc
SAfn
Single Red Bleached Sheets,
G3x90 in before hemming, use
full for sleeping porches. camp
cots, etc. Special, CT M
r fIudH
Ripplette Spread Sets. S1x9o
in. colored stripes of rose, blue
and orchid, S2.95 CT 90
value. Special, set
kann's-Street Floor.