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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08

Miss Dorothy Quincy Smith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. =. Quincy
Smith, sailed on the California
July / for trip to the Orient. the
ship stopping at Madeira. at various
points In Spain and France, Italy.
Turkey, Constantinople and Syria.
All Constantinople. Miss Quincy
Smith viii leave the ship and follow
further itinerary with a friend,
Miss Helen Preston, spending 40
days further In Egypt. u week in
Greece. three or four days In Sicily,
and another two weeks in the cases
of the Sahara and ports of northern
Africa, returning to the United States
about the first OF November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08

meeting at $50 o'clock tomorrow eve
ming OF the executive board Of the
Susan b. Anthony Foundation, for
which Mrs. Mary Allen Adams, chair.
man Of the ways and means commit
tee Of the foundation, has loaned her
house at 1879 Massachusetts, avenue.
Mrs. Hendley win return to Atlantic
City at the end Of the week, to re-
main through the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Albert Dowie
have gone to their home at North
Braddock, Va, after motor trip along
the Eastern Shore Of Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08

Mrs. Eula Grifiith White has issued
cards for q luncheon on the Willard
roof tomorrow.
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.SOCIET Y

Continued from Page Twenty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
Crepe de Chine Undertakings
Cllerilises

II GROUP Of new dainty style
- treatments developed In
excellent Quality crepe de chine
and beautifully elaborated by
dainty laces, point d'esprit and
eYnbroide net.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-22

+The band will give a half hour
open air concert in the park each
evening except Sunday. just before
going into the auditorium.
*%AN Sunday services absolutely
free to all.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
POULTRY AND EGGS.
PUT YOUR HENS IN
LAYING TRIM
NAT
This Guaranteed Wav.

Go 10 any dealer named below and get
enough DR.. Hess Poultry Pan-a-ce-a to last
yopr yopr hens 80 rorsS days w,,, svsrv 20
pounds of mash Then see the change come
over your flock. see the combs and wattles
scratch and cackle-thats when the eggs be-
You get more eggs-or you return the
Costs little TO uee: One extra egg pays for
all the Pan ace a q hen needs in six months.
For Roup: Use DR.. Hess Roup Tablets.
For sale by VIM. James Son. 1907 st
Mann & Co. 907 9TH st. NV; ". H. Wright
& Co. 3707 Nichols ave: j '. Ritter's s
Ash St NV: c. L. Osborn 5000 Georgia
ave District Line Howe. Co. -6035 Dix ct.
ne: L. Anserman. Takoma Park. d. c.;
tirifith Perry. Silver Spring. Md.
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED

RENT ROOMS-FURNISHE
1921 SPRING RD.-Choice of 2 warm. well
furnished rooms. second floor: no other
NV: convenient to cars and bus lines: hot
water; unlimited phone: good board near;
younger lady of quiet inclinatlons: refer
en"es exchanged. Adams 1926. Evenings
rl., on 14th st. line. Furnished room
and. glassed,in porch; most conveniently 10
Gated modern bathroom Sn hot,water heat
May be arranged for light housekeeping eeT s'i #
Hesssd Ses,ed and shted DAsiGaS siS 00''n Sa7sSe
WANTED-One or two refined girls to
share housekeeping apartment, with girl and
Box Box iss,K. ts enSss Star once. eN'"Snse' Address
3114 9th ST.-Two Bird floor rooms, south
stantaneous hot water. electric lights. steam
ssat; &c cSnyenient S;n to two car lines and bus;
APARTMENT %. 1912 VERNON sT-New
ly furnished double front room. with semi
private bath in apartment. Fourteenth street
town mSS%rnnnin{s in inelosed car: $40, Phone
725 18th ST. N.W--Large front. room in
tinuous hot water: electric lights; plenty OF
heat, unlimited telephone service. twin beds;
near all Govt. depts.: gentlemen. Franklin
1907 EYE NV, Researchmen's Club--Ex-
large %e heated sso%er single
ph3"e son Masn %s" 54o 5aR5y an ideal d0~n'Ow" l0ca
I4ss NEWTON sT. NY, Apt: a5-com,
modern apartment, for lady or gentleman;
next to bath continuous bot hh99tt,wateri two. in
family: no other roomers $50 month
S"f% sas BATH eo'T near Govt PriStins once Sta:
reasonabie rS" able Line. 3lss e :. :. ..-e--~N
1928 GIRARD ST. N.W--LArge. nicely fur
nished front room southern exposure; hot; hot,
Sa1s wa,er bssss snd reetIemSn 9 $50
a month. Phone Columbia 2S74.
10 9th N.E.-Two desirable completely
h srse ss
tricity furnished: reasonable. Phone Lin
i725 NEWTON ST. N.w-Warm comfort
able room: modern conveniences: private
couple; reasonable. Col. 467.
room With With sleeping porch. garage il desired.
for single or couple. Reasonable. Adams
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1895 10th n.w.--Laree
ter heat telephone; $25 month also two
connecting rooms. Sl5 each.
CAvANAUGH COURT. Apt. 21l-Large cor
ner room. two girls: or bedsitting room. one
kitchen. electric iron. sewing machine: Sun
day or evenings Sc
lOI4 10th Nw.--Two large rooms in apart
ment house: large range, sink: continuous
h. h. cleo: one~ room. Ink, suitable
for two
WEBSTER NEAR l6th-SpeciaIly~ attract
i've next sem-priv ate bath: sleeping porch
all conveniences. for refined gentleman in
beautiful residence: references. Telephone
Col. 5566.
THOMAS CIRCLE, Ii24 Vermont ave
First aoor. with kitchenette: third. house
keepiE- front. Burlington supplies heat. hot
Evening star., 1926-11-07
CATERERS.
CETEpEp ar,

CHEF AND CATERER tColor~,u
Available for Dinner Parties and Teas
Fifteen years experience In American
French and Italian culinary. No parties too
large or small. Prices 25cs To 5Oec los.
than the average. Personal servl"e Can
furnish any required help. Can furnish any
quantity OF prepared food on short notice
Fried chicken crabs. oysters roast meats
salads sandwiches. home ads pAstrtss etc
A. J. fulwood o4c Fla. ave NV. Pot. 1885
Evening star., 1926-11-07

CABINET MANTEL. mahogany finish; mir
% BRYANT st NV Phone North a15a.
CADET SUIT: age l5: gray suit. 3: good ;
very "heap. Franklin 1881. Sunday and
Evening star., 1926-11-07

CASH REGISTERS-Factory rebuilt Nation
ais. sold at less than 80 per cent discount
Registers look like new. are perfect and
guaranteed for one year. Cash or terms.
Stern Co 6;,I La ave Main $50
Evening star., 1926-11-07

81 N.E.-Enttr6 floor, two large rooms.
kltchenette. bath; range, electricity. phone
good heat: everythinr fnrnished. $40
Evening star., 1926-11-07

225 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. = Twu
rooms: next to bath: reasonable garasc
al
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1903 7th ST. NV large bright room.
;.w.h. and electricity: cheap Phone Nor1h
Evening star., 1926-11-07

CASH REGfSTERs-ta ash for them Phone
lis Main $50. 631 La ave. NV.
CELLO. old Italian. perfect condition.
Phone Adams 6574. 7'
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CHAIRS I2l. mahogany upholstered: small
eettee to match: wincow box. 4slice elec
toaster rugs SO: elec washer Savage
like new. Apt. 3. ~ 45 Mt. Pleasant NV
CHAIRS. upholstered: good condition: S3
M: bureau. 80. music bench. So. sanitary
.on..hes 50 each Pot GA
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1914 9th N.W.-Two large bright roo,n-
| second floor. adjoining bath: Housekeeping
Evening star., 1926-11-07

CASH REGISTFR-RrminEton positively
brand new. $3.50 90 size: our price 500 90.
Cash or terms. Many other bargains. Stern
Z Li.il La MAln OhO
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RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

CROsLEY 2.tube. new. Sc: 3-tube Super
Trrdyn, operates speaker and D. x. 10
Radiola speaker. 50: Steinite crystal, So: l.
SETS repaired and installed by experienced
radiotricians; open evenings. Radio Service
studio 1919 14th st. NV. Col. 9946.
THREE-TUBE SET. complete, loud speaker,
demonstrate Address Box 259K. Star
Office.
WONDERFUL 5-tube receiver: all tubes.
batteries. speaker. worth over 5000: sacrt-
fee or trade for auto: best proposition in
city. 1919 NJ ne.
EDISON 1OO-volt B battery and charger.
SIC. 1927 35th st. NV.
S-TUBE VICTOREEN, brand-new; Ss5
with tubes Cleve. 4190-J.
SETS INSPECTED and repaired. aerials
erected tubes tested. matched and reiuve-
mated: expert workmanship five years ex-
perience North 605S-W.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

YOUNG MAN. Govt employe and stud
wishes. room with hotter tyne of family
no rooming house: state fun particulars
and price. Address Box 194-K Star Office
Evening star., 1926-11-07

CARRIAGE used by healthy baby: dark
blue III good condition: Sl0. Pot. 3412.
CASH REGISTER. Remington used less
than year %cost S375: will sell S2T5. Other
oflce equipment. including safe. Call
Franklin 43u1 Sc
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1919 OATES ST. NE.-S35 per month: =
house. Lincoln 9513-J 7s
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DINING ROOM SET, 10,piece Queen Anne
mahogany: in good condition; will sell az
whole or by piece. 1920 Idaho ave. NV.
Cleveland Qh2.
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442 KENTUCKY AVE SE-Two large
ofiEhi CHEEKY rooms; heat. light. phone tu
Evening star., 1926-11-07

FINE MODERN banking office partition
complete outfit for bank real estate Of
fee. up TO date IN every detail; about 200
# including grlh. counters, check desks.
etc: finished in modern walnut. Cheap if
sold at once. Edgar BAUM. 9o3 F NV.
r. o144
Evening star., 1926-11-07

COICH--Bed. $40: living room suite. S25
ice box; other things. Clifton Terrare
Ant 403 East.
900 E CanitOl
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26O6 MOZART PL wv. bet 18th and I'm
ON Columbia rd-3; all outside: heat elec-
trtcity. gas. phone: S35. Adams 1115. -
621 JEFFERSON ST NV rooms kitch-
enette. sink. range and semi-prlvate bath
in new home: SAP 80. 1s
Evening star., 1926-11-07

DINING TABLE. chairs, library table,
armchair. straight chair bed, dresser settee.
rug (9x12l. 6ls F st. ne, Apt. l02. Call
SUNDAY and Monday.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

CH1LD'S CRIB. carpet strips. :, Winter coats
SIC 3sxio; ladies, blue twill suit. dress.
blouse size 40: . WOmens hats: child's
coat boys suit size II: mems coats pants
ao5 ct n
Evening star., 1926-11-07

CORRUGATED METAI--New. both gaivan-
!zed and black. at lowest prices.
HECHlNGER CO. 9Th & G. SITS. southwest.
HECHINGER co. 9Th Fla. ave. northeast
COT Englander. with cover: sell reasonably
Apt -. 233 Kentucky ave
Evening star., 1926-11-07

CAMERA Eastman View. No ! SKI: with
or without lense; cheap. Address Box @3s X.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

FUR COAT black caracul 3S-40 cheap.
Phone Cleveland 4705. Apt Goa.
FIR COAT beautiful seal. full length, al
rost new real bargain. Saturday after
noon or SUNDAY S02 10th 81. NV. apt. 2.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

DINING ROOM SUITE III excellent rondi-
dtion. Cali Adams 2054. No dealers -
DINING ROOM SET--Mahogauy table and
6 chairs. 502 Embassy Apt. 1913 Harvard
Evening star., 1926-11-07

CHAIRS--For sale solid mahogany. green
pan plush seats: excellent condition: no
dealers ApplN Ant. %. 2415 10th st.
FHIFFOEIER. oak with bevei mirror: green
leather lounge, Rattania rugs: reasonable
Col H5oI
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FUR COAT. like new, cheap; gong South
seen Sunday or week day after y pm. 1871
= Canltol. Ant \
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JAZZ PARK RD.. Apt 32-For adults. .
large rooms, kitchen. porch: newly decorat-
ed: very desirable: reasonable. Col. 4051
1907 KEARNEY ST NELOne large room
Evening star., 1926-11-07

CLOTHlNG-l.ong BLACK coat. squirrel col
a'olrs and muf. So stone marten neck
piece, S3 GRAY and black satin crepe
dresses. 36 ST. each 1870 Colorado ave.
nv. AIT. 3nH Phone Adams 9ah-J
Evening star., 1926-11-07

BUFFET. fumed oak and china closet. plate
glass shelves: bargain. Apt. 51S. Roosevelt
H1Afa al
Evening star., 1926-11-07

DRAPERIES. velour. window: . pairs of
gold, pairs of blue. Phone Pot. 552t. :
DRESSES-Evenlng sizes 1918: also other
dire Sses excellent condition. Cheap. tail
AM WI l.S
Evening star., 1926-11-07

FUR COAT pony. good condition. $50
S1ze 40 or -: going South. Randall. Biz
18Th ST.
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DINING ROOM TABLE white bureau. ma
hoEany reception chair. upholstered In vel
vet: bargain. Adams GAL
DINING ROOM parior suite also bedroom
suite: good condition. 649 Park rd NV.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

7Oe SHEPHERD ST. N,W.-One or tVo
rooms with kitchen. sleeping porch. NV h,
cleo o.
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BUFFET, china closet. extension table, Six
chairs tall oak also iron bed. Call 10 am
days. Apt. >. the Holland 1928 Vernon ST
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1929 10th ST. N.W-Three bright sunny
| rooms. kitchenette and bath unfurnished
| Apartment. &c
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COFFEE Urn table. sofa chars nouse-
hold furniture. 61l F NV. -
CONTENTS of 5-room apt Monday and
TUESDAY. between and g. Ant T. The
Ralfour 10th and YOU sts
Evening star., 1926-11-07

1904 NORTH CAPITOL ST (near New
YORK ave.)-2 front rooms: reasonable
Evening star., 1926-11-07

COLORED@3 desirable rooms kitchenetfe
path: refined married couple. Adams SOL II
Evening star., 1926-11-07

Eggs newly laid from hennery Phone
Atlantic 299.
ELECTRIC BENCH DRILL. also beuch
grinder 426 Luray st. NV.
ELECTRIC FIXTURES, fine crystal lights.
900 14th st. NV. Bird floor.
EVENING SUIT small: size "a sell S.
Also coats. vests. soc up: trunks. 50: in
good condition. Evenings. 1113 De Sales st.
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RFNT Kt,DNS-UNFt KNISHyU

1925 FOURTH ST. N.E-Two good sized
unfurnished rooms i'm new house: electric
lights. hardwood floors gas. hea, and use
Of up-to-date bathroom. which adioins rooms !:
ings: S35 per month good car service.
II BRYANT ST NE.-Three large rooms
for n e., e. hot,wster .as % heat. gas and elec.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

FIR COAT-Hudson seal. medium size
Clev 3R26-W
Evening star., 1926-11-07

NECkLACE-Costly imitation pearls Rus
sian ermine cape. over 30 skins with tails.
$3.50; imported embroidered cloth evening
wrap. cost Sl25;- will sell S25. Give phone.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

DINING SUITE. 10 pieces: beautiful Chev-
alier antique walnut finish: like new. cost
$3.50: will sacrifice for $3.50. Adams
Evening star., 1926-11-07

COLORED' 617h l. ST. Me- room, fur
nshed or unf.: h.-w.h.. electricity. Atlantic
Evening star., 1926-11-07

OIL HEATER Perfection wicker tete
large oil painting. Call at 1342 Oak ST. NV
Evening star., 1926-11-07

120S 18th ST. NW.-Three bright room :
and private bath. heat and cleo: 4th floor
practically on Conn ave-. $50: no CookinG
Evening star., 1926-11-07

9O5 ST; Me- large rooms. privat"
decorated: adults: Cheap
Evening star., 1926-11-07

DRESSES CO. dinner: spring coat, 36-3s:
cost 500 sell for s. each Stable. 3l6 East
clifton Terrace Sunday after pm.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

DESK lady's 3drawer drop-leaf in good
condition: cheap. Phone Col 405t. -
DIAMOND RING. over 21a carats, perfect
Do YOU appreciate value: Reason, sickness.
Address Box SS-K. Star Office.
DINING ROOM SUITE and other furniture
at sacrifice also a rare-tone mahogany up
right piano 415 Cedar St, Apt. 3, Takona
Evening star., 1926-11-07

RRlCK-Second- hand clean. whole brick.
Used brick are better than new.
HECHINGER CO. 9th g. c SITS. southwest.
HECHINGER Co 9th Fla ave. northeast.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

UUUS. fEIS. WIZ.
| BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. cheap. Adams
| All. Dee Gee Kennels. 1907 Ga. ave. NV:
| CANARIES. home raised: fine singers; yell
| lows and mottled 1882 Newton NV. Col,
Evening star., 1926-11-07

1i9 10th ST NE-Two rooms. bath
porch s1nk. range: ami: $50: ADULTS
Evening star., 1926-11-07

1914 CORCORAN ST. Nw-Colored: a
nice. large front room. unfuruished. for
Evening star., 1926-11-07

LIBRARY LEATHER SET, pieces; hall
rack heavy bed-davenport and table: con
| chltforobe; slightly used, al big sacrifice
Call after o'c Ock at IAN y az N W
Evening star., 1926-11-07

DRESSER oak 50: day bed. $3.50: leaving
city. good condition. Randalls, 311G l4th
st W.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

ORIENTAL HANGTNGS and rugs: fine old
a2Sq
Evening star., 1926-11-07

FUR COAT. short S4 also coat suits So
and other clothing. Lincoln S545-W. -
FIR COAT-Long Seal. Cali Sunday. 1852
1ongfelow St. Colorado Apts.: Apt. 3o7.
FER NECKPlECE. electric fixtures. carving
Evening star., 1926-11-07

FIR COATS and chokers for sale: good
as new: bargains. 3" Florida ave. NV. Sc
FUR COAT muskrat: good condition; cheap.
Franklin 1253-J. SUNDAY and evenings.
FIR COAT-Extra warm for motoring. 40:
practically new. SIS. 1884 ST. NV. Apt.
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FUR COAT lsdy's: bargain. 1897 Monroe
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72l INGRAHAM ST NW.-Two room
second floor front: Ink: southern e>
posure ami: very reasonable.
GAO PARK RD; NW.-Two nnfurnfsho,.
rooms Tor Ink: reasonable; employe,.
couple preferred; price reasonable.
1890 c ST. NE. bright. In K room.
southern exposure; heat gas. eIec.. tee
Evening star., 1926-11-07

tOAFS--l .adlos winter coats > dresses :
hats. like nov. chean. lU-l', am, 30
pm t3S Now Jersey ave.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

14Q PRINCETON PL NV rooms porch
able
Evening star., 1926-11-07

| LIVING ROOM SUITE. silk mohair: excep.
tIonal value. Adams $685., IL
| LIVING ROOM SUITE-Beautiful three
piece taupe: 9x12 Chinese rug. vacuum
cleaner. Singer sewing machine. 1922 Shep-
herd NV
Evening star., 1926-11-07

MILLS AVE. N.E.-3 large rooms. bath
gas. $50. N. 6313-w De
17e UHLAND TERRACE NE unfur-
nished rooms. Ink. gas stove.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
RENT ROoNS-FIIRNISHED.

1891 VERMONT AvE-Clean, well fur:
nished, with kitchenette; heat: ami: $50
month. week free
Evening star., 1926-11-07

URN1TURE-Beautiful 3.piece overstuffed
living room suite; Hoover vacuum cleaner
payer pi ano. high grade. slightly used won
oer1ul tone; reasonable. Apt. g l74O Euclid
Evening star., 1926-11-07

BOOKCASES. Macy. sections walnut.
SO Kensinrton 1CS-w re
Evening star., 1926-11-07

4s42. ILLINOIS AVE. NV. (2 blocks east
OF ,6e0rgla ave. at Emerson Two rooms
ana glassed-in porch: modern home with
young couple; reasonable. Adams 1855
Evening star., 1926-11-07

JUST OFF COL RID. lSth-Front rooms
private family: new: cheap: desirable: ami
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-14

$12.95 to $14.95 Small Boys O'COats
Plain coiors or neat plaid effects @10 OK
ol overcoatings. Admiral and W1VoOO
box-coat styles. Wool body lined. Sizes to
10 years
1918 to $1O.75 Small Boys O'COats
Pebble cheviots and other warm OY NJ
overcoatings; box-back belted styles; US sOO
all-wool body lined. Sizes to years
Boys $12.75 and STATS Mackinaws
Heavy mackinaw cloths in neat C1O OK
plaid effects. Big storm collars. D1VOOO
muff land patch pockets. Nsizes to Is years
SITS to 1915 Small Boys Suits
Navy blue serge and mixtures. in CN OK
MILDLY and button-on styles. Sizes OtsOO
21s to years
1895 to $500 Small Boys Suits
Wool jersey and other becoming QO OK
fabrics in MILDLY and button-on UAsOO
styles. Sizes to 10 years.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-14

Broken Lots of Mems
Dress Gloves
Sizes are broken nH
Brown cape and others. SJc1C
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Boys $1.5O
Pajamas, Csc,

Good quality flan-
nlestte pajamas in new
stripe effects. One or
two piece styles. For
boys s to Is years.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-14
MEMS HATS
Mans Soft Hats


Former price, So.
All Sizes
Roundup Price, $40
Mems Brush Felt Soft Hats
Former prices, 81 and S..
Broken sizes.
Roumd-Up Price, $3.45
Mems Velour Hats
Sizes go, 63s, Z.
Imported and Domestic Velours.
Former prices, SIS to 81.
Eou,I6-Ep Price, $3.50
Mems Caps
Broken lots. All sizes.
Former price, $50.
Roundup Price, 95C
Mems Caps, Better Grade ,
English make.
Former price, $3.50,
Roundup Price, $1.95
SGks-First Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-14
Boys 81 BlOuses,

Fast-color fabrics in
plain colors and neat
stripe effects. Collar
a { I a c h ID style s.
Slightly handled. Sizes
Z to 16 years.
SdkS-Se
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-14
Sports Goods
Roundup

$1.75 Leather Gym Shoes
Roundup Price, $1.35
Both mems and womens. All sizes.
81 Mems Basket Ball Shoes
Roundup Price, $3.50
Mostly large sizes.
$40 Russell Hunting Boots
Roundup Price, $12.95
Beginners Roller Skates
Roundup Price, 89c
Mems Rink Skates
Roundup Price, $3.50
So Whitley Exercisers
Roundup Price, S2.35
$3.50 Golf Rain Jackets
\Roumd-Up Price. 1895
Bicycles
Boys Clipper Bicycles
Ro,md-Up Price, S27.75
Boys Santa Fe Bicycles
Roundup Price, S29.75
So Ice Skates.
Roundup Price. $1.65
Skating Shoes, Mems and WOmen's.
Roundup Price, $4.85
Mostly all sizes.
Sports Goods Section-Fourth Floor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-15
Varied Program of
Events for Cony High
Classes Field Day

Island Park, a week from today,
will be the scene of real field day
when the three under classes of
Cony High school gather for an
outing which will take the place of
the individual class picnics, the rule
heretofore. The students will car
ry basket lunches to the park and
while there will compete in a series
of games to determine the cham
pionship Of the underclasses.
The following events viii be run
off: Tug of war for 10 boys from
each class: the same for 10 girls of
each class; so yard dash, two boys
from each class; same for girls; 80
yard relay race, two boys from each
class; same for girls; 20 yard SWIM
ming race, three boys from each
class; same for girls; 440-yard row.
ing race. two boys from each class,
same for girls.
The senior class will not join in
this field day as they will have their
usual picnic on the same day, going
to Bear Pond Park, but upon their
return In the early evening they will
stop at Island Park to participate in
the dance. which will be the eve
ming feature at the Island Park pa
Wilton, the entire facilities of the
Island having been leased for the
day for the use of the high school
students,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-15
GIRLS CLUB NOTES
A. G. C. Girls Guests
Mrs. Little At Squirrel Island

Eighteen members of the A. G. c:
enjoyed a motor bus trip to Booth
BAY Harbor, Sunday morning. the
bus left the Post Office promptly at
8 A. M. Miss Cecilia Beane and MISS
Hortense Rand furnished accompani-
ment on a ukelele and banjo man
dolin for the singing. Upon arrlv-
ing at Boothbay Harbor the girls
found a motor boat waiting to carry
them across to Squiller Island. Inc
accommodating captain first took the
party around the Island and those
who had never been there before,
were especially interested Mrs. Lit
tie, the hostess, welcomed the girls
and served q steaming hot fish chow
der, to go with their lunches which
was greatly appreciated. After din
ner the girls started out on an eX-
ploration trip. Everybody was de-
lighted with the beauty of the Island
and the marvellous views. Games on
the beach were also enjoyed. On the
return trip, the bus driver obligingly
drove over to Boothbay IN order that
the girls hight see the Log Cabin
Hotel. which is said to be the largest
log cabin in the world. 1t was well
worth the drive over. to see it. The
cabin, thought not quite completed
on the inside, is, from the outside,
truly magnificent structure. Inc
girls arrived home at late hour,
tired, but happy. from an enjoyable
trim.