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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
Winter Underwear
1895

Were 81 80. S5.25 and So % suit
IL pieces. consisting of Comhlns-
ton suits. in 900 wool and cot
ton. Swiss Rebb. imported: in low
neck. no sleeves and ankle length
sizes 3. g. and 3.
i Combination Suits and Vests
and Pants. in silk and wool and
wool and cotton. in a variety Of
styles: sizes 5. o.. 7. 8 and 81.
We're So, S3.25, 1878 @ az
and 81 each: now. %sS~
IL Heavy Cotton. Wool. and Rayon
and Wool Vests and
Pants: sizes 5. 6. 8 and 8, Were
ST. sd;T8 and 81 each; $1.45
IL Heavy Cotton and Part Wool
Vests and Pants and Combination
suits: sizes 3. @. 7. 3 and 3.
Were S2.2o and $3.50 81 OK
each: now. ..... p>"/)
10 Vests and Pants. in heavy and
medium weight cotton: sizes 3. 4.
4 and 8. Were 81 and 49,
S1.15 each: now. ....... Nv
Knit Underwear Section.
Third floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
Chi1dren's Shoes, SITS
Were IS to S. Pair

% Pairs Boys High and
Low Shoes. odd lots from
regular stock; only a few
pairs of each kind; sizes 212.
Sl2, sig. 6, B; 3, 312. .. G.:
.la. 4, Az. 5, 6i2. 6. ID.
: Pairs Youths Tan High
Shoes; sizes 11I2. 1872 and l.
Were S. and $3.50 pair.
80 Pairs Misses. Patent with
white kid tops and patent
with dull kid tops; sizes l..
1917, 10. /. ll2, a: 11i2. l..
1872. IS. 1872, I. ~. b; 11i2,
-. 121e, 10. |. =, c; |. u.
Were $3.50 and Sc pair.
Children's Shoe Section, Fourth
floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
Wcmen's Pumps
Reduced, &.75
Less Than Wholesale Cost

81 pairs Women's Blonde Satin
Pumps, several styles, with
Spanish heels. Sizes: AAA
$ to 6H; AA-4, ~, 5,
5H, f, ]; A., AZ. 5, 6;
B-3 to 81; -2z, So. ~.
5, 81.
1870 pairs patent leather and
patent combinations, a few
fine tan calfskin; many
styles. Sizes: AAA-4H to
8; AA-H to 8; A-3H to
8: B-3 to 6; -2H, 6L2.
Women's Shoe Section. Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
Reed Furniture Values
for Remnant Day

10 Fiber Rockers. in tvo patterns.
with two finishes.
Closely woven seats. CO TX
Special at. each .... po'|1
10 Fiber Rockers in different
patterns and finishes. Automobile
SPRING seats, upholstered
in cre,onne. Special at. 1913
rdch W"
4 Reed Rockers. finished in gray
enamel with blue trimming. Box
spring seats: in various &10 TX
covers. Special at. each p'O./S
= Fiber Settles. finished in brown.
with automobile spring seats and
padded back. upholstered IN ere
tonne. SIT. size. For
merly PRICED at $3.50: ok *
nov *>S"~
Reed Table. With wood top: fin
shed in mongoi. Size GO *
24I2s. Special at. p/"S
Fiber Settee. with box spring
seat and spring back. upholstered
u +, tA .,zs Fd 1q5shfd cafs
priced nee at $3.50. now SZl./o
! Fiber Chair in cafe finish, with
spring base and loose cushion.
upholstered in cretonne. 60 *
special at .......... &/"~
{. Reed Bird Cages. with stands.
/ in parchment finish and l III
frosted mahos any co TX
special at .-.-..... W 81 -
Reed Table Lamp. finished IN
frosted mahogany. with silk lin
ing. Formerly priced at 1913
Sl6T5. Now. p/"@
= Reed Serving Trays. with Gre
tonne lining. covered ca Sl
with glass. Special at WV
Willow and Reed Furniture Sec
ton, Sixth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
Hair Nets
Special Csc Dozen

Special. Real Human Hair
Nets. Single mesh. cap and
fringe style. in light, medium
and dark brown, black, au-
burn and blonde.
Notions Section. First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
Brassieres, &c

Were 81 ard 81 30 each. % De
Bevoise Brassieres and BandeauH
of figured broche and sateen
sizes 81. "a, So. 3S. ~ and Al
> Compacts. a corset and brassierp
combined of surgical elastic and
80, Were sis each; $7 S0
now p/s0O
3 & J Satin Corset Brassieres
sizes AZ and Al. We're ca SO
$3.50 each: now. -. pf>@o
3 De Bevoise and Modart Gi-dles,
of broche and elastic: sizes %
81 and 80. Were So ca Ak
each: now. ... pS.fo
IL Corsets and Girdles: odds and
ends of different makes.
We're $3.50 and SIS each; @
Corset Section. Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
Glassware Reduced

% Mahogany finished Serv-
ing Trays. 11x17; glass cen
ter. Were s1.25 each; &c
now
Glass Vases. amber with
blue base. Were ca IN
81 each; now. 4o.oO
> Odd Glass Venetian Candle
sticks. We're $3.50 81
each; now ......... ~
l Venetian Glass Perfume
Bottle. slightly imper- %
feet. Was So; now. w.
> Venetian Glass Crns;
slig htly imperfect. 81
Were SIG each; now. W
= Night Sets, bottle with
tumhler: green crackle
glass. Were s. set; TX
nov
Night Sets. bottle with
lumber: green crackle
glass. We're SI.o5 set; 60-
no"
3-Piece Console Set. yellow
glass with incrust-
ed gold band. Was G. IN
SIS. now .......
Yellow Glass. 10-inch Vase
with incrusted gold $3.50
band. Was IS: now &@>~o
Yellow Glass Footed
Mayonnaise Dish with in
crusted gold band. @ S0
Was $3.50: now. -. V%>~O
Fruit or Flower Bowl OF
colored glass. Was G. IN
50; now ..
Blue Glass Fruit Plate
with gold incrusted band on
black base. Was @ E0
$3.50: now ...... P[~~O
- Imported Green Glass
Decanters, small size. 0Sr
Special. each ........
Tinted Glass Vases. c.
Were 81 each; now. H<
Tinted Glass Amber and
Green Candlesticks. g IN
We're S. each; now Y~~~o
4S Light Cut 12-ounce
Tumblers. Special. ~
tdCH
Glassware Section. Fifth floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28

stands were so'oo eacn' S2.95
l Holland Brass Apiece GIT 5O
Fire Set. Was $50. Now " <s~O
6 White Enameled Spice 60-
Boxes. Were 95c each. Now wv
3 Bissells Elite" Ball Bearing Car
s pss s~e sow Were $50 $4.95
Q Inf. sa s, Toilet x Baskets. $3.50
? Decorated White Enameled Round
Cake Boxes. We're S2.7o Ct S0
each. Now. .......... V>&~O
l Unfinished Radio Table with large
drawer and shelf. Was ca OK
50. NOW. S~s/~
"a Pint Cans Wizard Cleanser for
cleaning and polishing floor. furni-
ture and woodwork. We're Az
15c can. Now. ..... |S
IS Cans Wizard Toilet Cleanser for
removing stains and incrustations
from closet bowls. Were zoe az.
each. Now Wv
II Brush Racks for holding scrub
brushes. Were 2oc each. IN.
NOW wv
IS Clothesline Reels. Were ~
Doc each. Now. w
80 White Maple Steak NAL ~
let's. We're 26c each. Now. wv
10 Slaw Boards with single Ok
knife. Were Doc each. Now Z1C
stand nGi'a Was s sas. S Umbrella $13
l Holland Brass Coal Hod. CE
Was $40. Now. HO
Wa. ss s14, a SSs:. Coal Hold, 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
Girls Frocks, 1895

Girls School Frocks of Jersey.
Flannel and Wool Poplin; sizes
10 IL years.
! Girls Dresses of Printed Wolfe
and Checked bingham. sizes 8.
\ and 10 years. We're CT Ak
$50 each. Now. -. P>sf1
! Girls Tan Flannel
Dress; size IA. Was GA OK
Sl2.50. Now. ...... pfs/|
" Junior Misses Imported English
Broadcloth Dresses made in two
piece styles: size II. q OK
Were SIS each. Now. P>"/|
Girls Blue Regulation Dress.
white braid trimmed. @ OK
size u. Was $3.50. Now p%'/S
Girls Hand-smocked Maize
Crepe de Chine Bloomer Dress:
size 9. Was $3.50. 81 60
Now SsS
:, Girls Party Dresses of Crepe de
Chine in Orchid and Green. lace
trimmed: size 10. Were G. S0
$3.50 each. Now. p/@@O
Junior Miss Brown spor,
Coat OF Strok's Csmels Hair. crepe
de s chine s.o lined IN s sl.s II. S1o.75
Junior Miss Fur-trimmed
Coat: color. green:
s.se II. Was s4s-5o. $3.50
Now ...'..
. Junior Misses Dance Dresses Of
Georgette, lace trimmed; sizes / .
and II; sox Were s2s.0o S8.95
Girls ana Juniors Section.
Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
Jersey Suits. $5.75

JSASSJ
Were Sl6.75 each. : Navy
Jersey apiece suits, both
size 3S.
IL Lightweight Wool and
Wool-and-rayon Sweaters III
maize, pink, navy and tan,
slip-ons and sleeveless mod
els: sizes Sc to A.
Were s6.75 each; 1895
; Rayon Jacquettes and
TuXedos in tan, lavender,
brown, navy and maroon:
sizes So to 40. Were
slo;75 and s12.75 S3.95
each: now. ........
IL Balbriggan Split Turtle
Neck Slip-on Sweaters in
rose, pencil blue and tan:
sizes a 81 to a. now We're $3.95
Sweater Section. Third floor.
Chinese Embroidered
Pieces Reduced 5 s 5. SIZE
nov S:oS g. l i iiI Size eif 1896. " was s.:
now. $3.50. l size 1sx45. was
Ss;9oG;, o new %s,. $3.50 were s.. now,
e: Table i w Ms's $3.50 3 ~f now rs SIS.
we're $3.50: now. 75c. was st:
now. So.
japanese Embroidered
Pieces ReducedloTx TOPS p1'.
/ was $3.50; now. S1.50: l was
I IVA; vas $3.50: now. $3.50.
Canton Linen
Embroidery 9 cs1 ~srs So
each: now IS. 1 was So: now.
So. was S11; now So.
Miscellaneous Pieces
Reduced al. sasF' Va. ss :sse
now, SI.BO. 3 size 21x54, were
$3.50 each: now. Sc.
q Centerpieces. were 2.50
each: now. 81. 3 were $3.50
each: now, $3.50.
3 Hemstitched Table Covers. were
S425 each; now. So.
Art Embroidery Section.
Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
Women's High Shoes
CSC Pair
Formerly Sold From $40 to S16

9S pairs Black Kid and Calfskin
High Shoes, Cuban and mill
tary heels. Sizes: AAA-5
to S; Al, 412. 5, 5le, 6+2
:. ~. 8: A. 41a, 5; B-5.
$40; C-212.
81 pairs Brown Kid and Calf
skin High Shoes, with Cuban
and military heels. Sizes:
AAA-4 to 8; Al to ST.
A-31a to Az; B-3 TO 4; C
2la to 3.
Womens Shoe Section.
Third floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28

Galvanized window Refrigera.ors
With sliding nddn dS Sow Were $3.50
is Lambs Wool Wall Dust *
ers. Were 95c each. Now C)S
Boxes s Were si.c5 = each. *
Now wv
; Kreamer's White Enameled Round
Cake Boxes. Were S2."5 S115
each. NOW.
3s-9.inch French Steel Spat- E01
ulas. Were ST. each. Now wv
80 Two-pound, Cans Wizard
Paste Wax. Were S1.26 can. TX
Now
36 Pint Cans Wizard Dry
Cleaner. We're 81 each. L0~
NOW
36 Quart Cans Wizard Renovation
for cleaning rugs and carpets. 7Sc
Were S125 each. Now. Nv
80 Wizard Chemically Treated Hand
busters for furniture and
woodwork. Were Sl.25 each. 76r
Now -......
90 ALUMINIUM Cookie Cutters.
assorted shapes. were loc 6c
each. Now. .....-..
IS Japanned Wire Skirt Hang X
ers. Were 26c each. Now. ~
10 Slaw Boards with single On
knife. Were Acc each. Now wv
Holland Brass UNI
sssIIa stand: Was ssa' $3.50
/ Holland Brass Coal Hold. S8.15
House Furnishings Section. Fifth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
Nuts, Figs, Marrons
Greatly Reduced

10 Boxes Assorted California
Fruits Eo1! now Were s@.sa $3.50
IA Glace Marrons. Were LSr
81 each: now ......... WV
8 Glace Marrons. We're G. *
So each; now. ....-.. @>>~~
20 Round Tin Cake Boxes. 1E-
We're 65c each; now 49,. 1~S
25 Round Tin Cake Boxes. an
We're 45c each; now. -. wv
- Boxes Pulled Figs. *
Were Acc pound box: now NV
q Lbs. Papershen AL AZ
monds. We're 60c h.: now Wv
II Lbs. Walnuts. Were AZ
55c h.: now. ...... Wv
80 Boxes Calasab Figs
and Figbids. Were soc AZ
box. now Wv
Candy Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
Cutlery Reduced

Sets of Nickel Silver Knives
six in set. We're 81 set. S0-
ho"
90 Sets of Nickel Silver Table
Spoons. We're S1.50 set: Ok
= Sets of Nickel Silver
Forks. We're $3.50 set. Ok
now ~S
Pie Knife. Was 81; *
now ......... NV
Berry Spoon. Was 65c: *.
HON
] Butter Knife and Sugar
Spoon. Were csc each, *
Cold Meat Fork with white
lvoroid handle. Was 81; G.
now
l Sandwich Fork. Was Ok
81. now.
Cutlery Section. First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
Children's Rompers, CSC

Were $3.50 to s. each, y
Children's Rompers. Of plain
material or checked EinG-
ham. with hand embroidery.
Some white: collars and cuffs
and cunning pockets.
% Children's Dresses. prints.
with hand embroidery; small
sizes. ., 3. years.
n wsrs $3.50 each $1.45
= Cream-Colored Chinchilla
Coats, lined: l and
s : ysaT now Were sls $6.95
3 Navy Chinchilla Coats.
lined: Ii year, IS years.
n Were $3.50 EACH $2.95
Children's Fur and An
goria Caps. Were
s s. and $3.50 each: $2.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
Friday Special
Bridge Lamps. $1.95
Blouses, Greatly
Reduced

Novelty Crepe TDni"s IN navy.
black and cocoa. trimmed with
colored embroidery: sizes Is 81
and 40. Were 1918 g OK
each; now. ........ DL.70
> Kasha Flannel Sport Over
houses, short sleeved models IN
rose, green and natural: sizes 80
a "a and now tS; We're Were $50 $3.95
: Novelty Printed Crepe Over
blouses. some have frills; sizes 30
each 60 40 now We're s0,7' S3.95
:! Extra Size Novelty Printed
Crepe Oyerblouses in tan and
green: sizes 81 and "a. G. OK
We're 1915 each: now. p0./o
2 Blouses.-l Rose Flannel Over
blouse. size 30: . 2-pIece Balhrig
gan Suits in navy and oxford.
-ize 40. Were SO each CE
blouse Section, Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
Sporting Goods
Reduced

| Auto Kit, running board
style, equipped for 8 people.
Floor sample. Was Cox
Hfo. lloH
| Running Board Auto
Trunk with two suit cases;
size 38Xl1Xll. Floor &20
sample. Was SEQ; now Wv
Cadillac Rear End Trunk
and Large Suit Case; all
wood box. Floor OK
sample. Was $50: now Wv
Running Board Trunk,
suit Sui T Gasss ,s size n tsxl1, SIS
6 boz. 1925 Tennis
Balls. Were soc each; 0E-
now
Sporting Goods Section, Second
floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
Housewares Greatly Reduced
Some Slightly Shopworn or Imperfect

, Chinese Brass Fruit Bowls without stands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
Boys Combination
Suits. 81

Were So and S3.cc5 suit II Boys
Cotton and Wool Combination
Suits. high neck, long sleeves and
IS and 10 years. Slightly soiled.
q Suits. Girls High Neck. Long
Sleeves and Ankle-length Cotton
f4 9oi and n9m ID Years ouit slifhtIv
soiled. We're S2.25 suit; Ct SO
Il Girls Cotton and Wool High
Neck and Long Sleeve Vests; J.,
years only. Slightly soiled. G.
Were Sl.35 each: now. -. W
Children's Underwear Section.
Ronr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
Remnants of Wash
Dress Goods in
Lengths of ! to 3 Yds,

3Z-lnch Dress Cling
hams. Were 3Sc yard; an
HOW
32-inch Zephyr Prints. IN
We're 60c yard: now. ~
36inch Percale. best
quality. Was soc yard: *
36-inch French Ratine. an
Was 38c yard; now. W.
36-inch Outing Flannel. *
Was 30c yard: now. :. ~~
36-inch Plain Cotton
canton Crepe. Was ~
e5c yard; now. ....... W.
36-inch Rayon Alpaca. TX
Was Soc yard; now. ~
36-inch Silk -and-Cotton
Printed Crepe. Was &
S1.25 yard: now. .... y
Cotton Dress Goods Section.
Second floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28


Suits Of Fine Madras. Mer-
cerized Cotton and Saline
Pajamas, both V-neck and
collar style. Small, me
dunn and large sizes.
Formerly priced
at $3.50. 81 and % *
S.. Now ...-... %~>S~
. Prs. Mems Gray Mocha
Gloves, spearpoint backs,
cadet and regular sizes:
IA, ~, Ia, 8. Formerly
priced at $3.50 pr. e 2E
Now ............ WV"
1 Prs. Mems White, Wool
addiction Mixed Drawers,
in medium weight. Sizes
80. 80, 40. AZ. Formerly
price priced at $3.50 pr. $3.50
s Pieces of Mems French
Balbriggan Underwear.
Shirts with long or short
sleeves. in sizes 81, SO, 35,
40, A, as. Drawers of
ankle length, in sizes of
80, 81, So. 40, AZ. a, 46. 49,
Formerly priced SILK
at $3.50. Now. :. %'"'~
Suits Outing Flannel
Pajamas, neat striped pat
terms; small and medium
sizes. Formerly
pr &c s at So and $1.65
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28

MANUFACTURERS Samples
Underwear, $1.35
Consisting of Gowns. Chemise and
Step-ins. in hatiste wolfe and nam
sock. lace trimmed embroidered
and tailored models
Envelope Chemise in hatiste and
rainsook, lace trimmed and TO-
tailored models. Special. NV
Muslin Underwear Section.
Third Nnar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28

We're SI2 and Sl3 so. / Gioy =
SILK Gowns, Que lace trimmed ami
tnrec tailored, white only. Me
uiunl and large sizes.
) Glove Silk Stcp-ins. lace trim
,neu "a mesh sE sizes sizes o and and S1.95
. Glove Silk Vests, in fine quality .
tt1inmeu Win handmade lace auu
VIDE val lace. bodice top, flesh only
s1zes 40 ana ~. Were
- and $3.50 eacn; ca OK
no" WV
y Glove Silk Vests, bodice top.
daintily trimmed with fagotlns .
nesh and peach in sizes 80, 40
anu A.. We're $500 @ OK
and 81 each: nov. -. pLs/S
10 Glove Silk Vests. tailored.
bodice top in flesh and peach i;
sizes 40, IL and IS.
H wsFe $3.50 and $40 $1.e5
SILK Underwear Section.
Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28

81 Mems Silk Shirts in plain
white and apricot. Slightly
soiled and mussed from
handling. Sizes IA. 1412,
Is, 151a, 1872, II. Formerly
price priced at $3.50. $4.85
10 Mems Foulard Silk Hand
kerchiefs and Ties TO
match; in good colors.
Formerly priced $3.50
at 81. Set now. T
81 Suits Outing Flannel
Pajamas, neat striped pat
terms; in small and medium
sizes. Formerly 81 X
priced at 81. Now p>"
10 Mems Imported Sweaters,
in slip-on and coat style.
Colors: Tan, brown and
gray. sizes SO and So.
Formerly priced at &E
$3.50 and up. Now. ~
II Mems Soft Felt Hats in
gray and brown. Sizes
67., 7. rs. rs. IN.
Formerly priced $2.85
so Prs. Mems Ribbed Wool
mless Socks. Col
ors: Black, oxford and
heather. Sizes 10. 101a
II. Formerly priced h6r
at 81 pr. Now -. WV
Mems Furnishings Section. First I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28

Girls Hats Reduced
IA Hats and few
Brushed Wool Tams. Re S1o5
duced .,..... V]"/0
l.irls' Hot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28

Mems Furnishings Section. First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
mnnhmarh & Inthrnp
Fand
Costume Slips, $1.95
Were S2.95

Were $Z.95
Is Slips OF excellent quality
Rayon Jersey and Radium
Silk, embroidered and tai
lored models; colors. powder
blue, rose, cerese and tans.
% Excellent Quality Slips of
Radium, Satin and Crepe de
Chine; some have deep
shadowproof hens of self
materials; colors, white,
green, tifiin, tan, powder,
brown, rose and black. Were
1895 to $3.50 each; @ OK
now ........ T@</~
Costume Slip Section, Third floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-28
Chinese Embroidered
Japanese Embroidered

Pieces Reducedlow r on.
was $3.50: now. S1.5O. was
So: now 81. 3 were So: now.
$3.50. was $3.50: now, 81.
was $3.50; now, $3.50.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28

We brought the evening to a close while listening to Jawdge Olsen and his Pennsylvania Music from WIZ. The band was up to it's usual tricks and we had the pleasure of hearing Mir. Frye on several occasions. Two new crazy numbers were intro-
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28

dueed, Mir, Frye taking an active part In each. The first was "Lulu- Lu," one of those songs with miles and miles of verses. Very funny, with the 'Who" trio singing. Then came Don't It Make It Nice to Donk Roughnut?" This was pre- senta,l by the orchestra, with vocal chorus by Mir, Frye. Of course. you know what "donking" a doughnut is. First you secure eun~Cf coffee, Then you get a doughnut~ See thai the coffee is steaming hot and that the doughnut is soft, or hard, as you desire, Then you take the doughnut between the thumb and the rest of your hand and gently inpndate 1t in the dark pool. Retrieving 1t, the next question is 10 get it to the mouth without losing it on the tableeloth,s But that's your own lookout, After donking several doughnuts your. coffee will be of the constituency of q nice thick stew. But, no matter, We enjoyed the program by olsen's boys.
 That's all for today, thanks.
 p. F.. l..
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
Here's Why Fur on Cats
 Back Rises as Dog Nears

Washington, April 2s P - A scientific explanation of why the hair on a cats back rises at the approach of a dog was given the National academy of sciences veg terday by pr. W. B. Cannon. pro- lessor of physiology at Harvard university.
 In an experiment, he said, he de- nerved the heart Of cat and then let dog into the room. The cats pulse jumped from 12O to 140 and when the dog came nearer and parked the pulse scared to 192,
 The pulse increase, he explained. was due to secretlons from the adrenal glands. which caused the hair to bristle and stand up. When the adrenal glands were severed from the nervous system the cats pulse jumped only slightly when the dog came near.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
Co-Ed Is Attacked by
 Man During Initiation

Columbus. O.. April 2S H -- Initiation of an Ohio State unker- sity coed into a sorority took an unlocked for turn and resulted in her being attacked, ,+by an unidenti. fled man, it was learned yesterday
 Dean Eugene F., McCampbell of the college of medicine and head of the university hospital. said that last Thursday night he treated a girl student" who had been waylaid in the university stadium, where she had been sent to get a "sum- mons" planted under a brick as part of her initiation into a campus sorority. u#
 Org McCampbell said she fought for a half. hour, during which all her clothing was torn from her.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28

Arrangements have been complet- cd for the broadcasting Of the popu. lar Goldman hand concerts again this summer through WEAT, aNeH York. The concerts will be broadcast direct from New York university beginning June 14.
 
 Miss Marion Garber and James w. H, Weir. member of the Stock. Farmer studio staff, will en- tertain with a comedy sketch, "The Confessional" from KDKA. Pitts. burgh, tomorrow evening at S.3C o'clock.
 The Empire Singing orchestra has become a regular feature Of WEE Springfield, and each Monday eve. ming from now on they will enter tain listeners. at s;S0 o'clock, with an hour Of symphonic dance music. The final episode of that thrilling mystery play, "The Step On the Stairs" will be broadcast tonight al 5 o'clock by WNAC, Boston. and MEAN, Providence. Listeners will be able to discover how good their powers of deduction have been, with the presentation Of this episode
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
Major Hardware Markets
 React to Warmer Weather

IA New York. April 2S--In its week. ly hardware market summary Hard ware Age will say tomorrow:
 Reports from major hardware markets in all parts of the country indicate a definite increased demand as the reaction to the warm CT weather which started last week. While current volume is not entire- ly satisfactory, both jobbers and re- tailers feel that start in the right direction has been made. Both fac tors express optimism.
 With the exception of fope prices for the May-'une buying period, .. it is expected that hardware prices will continue at current levels. Nails may advance 10c per keg. Collec- tions generally are fair.
 Western markets continue to Show greater improvement than the eastern trading ~centers. Suburban dealers find business better than city retailers"
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
Old IrOnsides Cabin
 Boy Goes to Reward

Boston, April 2S P)-Cary w. Jefferson, who served as cabin boy
 on "Old Ironsides," died yesterday. The aged negro, who had been em- ployed at the Charleston navy yard
 more than 40 years, was known to many officers and men of the navy. Jefferson was born in Ports-
 mouth, Va, but his actual age was not known. He was proud of his two enlistments in the navy, and
 boasted that his first sea duty was as cabin boy on the frigate Con- stitution.
 For many years he had been
 employed in the dispensary at the navy yard. a Burial will be at Ports mouth, Va,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
WEDNESDAY,
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.
EVENING PICK,

 VICES. | --- Talk. Adventures in Africa" WBX, 7;S0--Musical Mirth Makers, WoR, S;l5-Old time baniaists. ' WSAC. S;S0-Final episode, < The Step on The Stairs" WGY, 9:05--American Composers program, CNRM. S:So--OIde lyme Fayourltes Night, WRNG. 9,S0--Amercan Composers Night. WsAL 10--Cincinnah Accordion club, WTTC. lQ--Light opera, Madame Angnt." WIZ 10;45--George Olscn's Music WLW. 2~"Harmonica Bob" Col Her.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
WCAP--WssHIScToy.--i0s

7so--"Matters Before the House." Congressman Joseph L. Hooper, republican. from Michigan. Sub ject: Republican Accomplish ments-69th. Congress" Congress- man William W, Arnold, demo- crat from Illinois, "Post office Affairs" s-l0--Same S. as WEAF. t0-11-Same as NTIC. l1-Portuguese Trio"