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Trustees Sale of Valuable I'M
proved Real Estate, 1744
Columbia Road NV.

By virtue OF certain d2ed Of trust di(y
recorded in Liber No. 50T4. folio 37S ct SEQ ,.
Of the land records OF the District of Column
ba and al the request OF the party secured
thereby. the unders sned trustees will sell at
public auction. in front Of the premises on
FRIDAY THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF
MAY. AID 1925. AT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm J..
Nie following described land and premises
ituate in the County OF Washington. DIS
tIlct of Columbia. and designated and be
ing lot numbered ffty-four (54l in Littleton
w watkins subdivision OF lots numbered
tnirty-seven f37l. thirty-eight 1881 and
thrty-nine f3ai. in square numbered twenty
five hundred and sixty -four (256il formerly
block numbered thirteen (l3l Meridian
HILL as per plat recorded in the Office OF
the surveyor for the District of Columbia in
I.tber County %. at folio so. together with
the improvements. consisting OF a brick
building. No. l744 Columbia rc. used for
mercantile purposes.
Terms Of sale: .one-third Of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash. ,balsnce in two
equal installments. payable in one and two
annum. payable semi-annuslly from day OF
sale secured by deed OF trust upon the prop-
erty sold. or all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser. deDosit of $500 will be re
ouired at time of sale. All conveyaneing.
recording etc. at cost OF purchaser. Term
Of sale 20 he complied with within 30 days
from day of sale otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right 70 resell the property at the
risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser. after
five days advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington.
D. C. HENRY p. BLAIR,
ALLAN C.. CLARK.
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10 provide work for more women,
handweaving. spinning and dyeing
for which Norwich. England. was
famous a century ago. has been re-
N.iN.nl
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DOCTOR z TIMES
VICTIM OF x-RAyS
Most of Fingers Gone and
Marked With Scars, Dr..
Baetjer Keeps On.
Rv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. May 10.-Dr. Fred
erick Henry Baetjer. professor OF lto-
entGenoloey at Johns Hopkins Medi-
cal School. is back at his big game oI
tag with the vengeful slave he is tam
ing.
The Last of the Old Guard with
the scars of the latest of more than
three score and 10 amputatlons and
eds rounding out a quarter century
skin grating operations scarcely heal
OF dueling with the dragon that turks
in Roentgen's ray. He plans TO stay
in the fight until the rays soaring
thrusts finally break down the defense
OF modern surgery.
Insidious X-ray burns slowly are
eating his body away. They have taken
seven OF his fingers and one of ms
thumbs. and the glands from his righ'
arm and shoulder. Seventy-two times
he has been burned and as many times
have DR.. Baetjer's medical colleagues
succeeded in staying the attack. But
each burn has left its mark.
Daring Death by Demon.
| DR.. Baetler is daring demon that
| has slain many of his early CO
/ workers in RoentgenolOgY. one Of
/ the last TO die was Prof. j. Bergonle
all outstanding authority. whose WORK
| had been cotemporary with Dr..
| Baet jers. Surgeons see q like fate
awaiting the Johns Hopkins professor
but he goes on, displaying his con
| tempt for the N-ray's death threat in
| writing whimsical rhymes and
| jingles.
| In common with his associates. Dr.
| Baet jer engaged in Roentgenologicai I
! research when knowledge of the ray
| and its potency was in its infancy
IT was some time after the discover
| of the X-ray that its effect on the
| human body began to be understood. .
and in those pioneer days neither the
screens which today protect N-raN
! operators nor the need for them We're
| known. While q, patient undergoing
| N-raY treatment would be exposed l."
the ray for only II fraction Of q
! second. the early day operators We're
subjected To- the rays fun power for
/ long periods. They suffered severely
OF paid with their lives for the
! knowledge that has contributed much
! to the present day safety of N-raN
/ control
( Began in 1901.
! Dr. Baetjer began his experiments
, in 1901. Immediately after his gradu-
/ dtlOn from JOHNS iiophIIiS MeulCd
! School. in a few months the ray had
! started a train of destructive burns.
| In it's incipienCN. the effect of pro
/! longed exposure TO the ROentgen ray
resembles sunburn. If exposure is re
peated. as il was in the pioneer DAYS.
ulcers form and shrivelling of the
exposed parts sets in. Physicians say
that most OF Dr.. Baetjer's present
sufferings are due 10 early infections.
BY 1909 he had lost four fingers
now only one finger and one thumb re
main In 1914 the glands al the june
| tion Of the right arm and shoulder
were removed 10 save the arm from
advancing infection.
! In the seventy operation.
performed in March. skin was grated
/ in one more attempt To save the re
mainder of the hands.
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COURT Sol 1HN kSl.
recorded. III .I.iber No. 1882, folio 3a4 eit
s,,'.. Of the land records of the District OF
and at The Sgst 0f the pary
M iS. o. P%&?RD5 P%RDyfsD& i@$S? \ fF3
6AGocR pAl x PM MAf the ii Sse land
and premises. situate Ill the CITY Of Wash
ington District of Columbia, and designated
aTa ng par? Of la: eet an9 we. Of Of
the southeast corner of said lot y, and run
ming thence southwesterly on Maryland ave
right angles TO said avenue 67."5 feet
thence northeasterly parallel with said ave
nue. 4 feet: thence northWesterly at rlgn,t
sa} ot TO- thens nottheastery 1ns arai,e ,d
renter Of diridns wall ..a between THIS ,r Pgop-
thence sOutheasterly with said center OF
said wall and At right angles 70 said aye; aye;
with said avenue AZ feet To a point at right
angles from the place Of beginning, and
thence southeasterly 81 20 feet to Mary
FERNS OF sale sold subject To- a prior
deed Of trust for S2ioSSooo0 dursaer psr n
timte, lime" Of sale: purchase price above said
trust 10 be paid one-third i'll cash balance
in two equal instslments. payable in one
centum per snnum, payable semi ANNUALLY.
from day of sale, secured by deed of trust
upon the pr6perty sold or all ash ash. az thee
$500 90 will be required at time OF sale
All conveyancing. recording, revenue stamps
to he comSed G@si pith Within ' 30 days 81 To"
dav of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
the right 70 resell the property at the risk
days advertisement OF such resale III some
newspaper published in Washington, d. c.
myI -d&ds .exsu Trustees.
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WILLIAM NJ. HOFFMAN
ALBERT W. HOWARD
aplO- -dGIz
THoS, J. OWEN { son AUcTI0NEERs
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. BEING 4 HOUSE AND LOT
NUMBERED 1892 AZ STREET

SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust re-
Corted October IL. 1928. as instrument No
la3 of the land records of the District of
Columbia, and AT the request of the parties
50 lred thereby the undersigned will sell at
public auction. IN front Of the premises on
Tt ESDAY. MAY ELEVENTH. 1925. AT
fOtR-THIRrY O'CLOCK PM. the follow
Ing described land and premises. situate in
the District of Columbia and being lot mum
hrred one hundred and thirty eight tl.}Sl .
I'm square numbered five hundred and forty
TX t546l. as described in said deed OF trust.
upon the following terms
Terms Of sale said property is subject TO
moss of s. 500 and said property viii he
sold subject TO SAID deed of trust indebted
npSS OF tho purchase price over and above
sad deed Of trust. one-tlird is To he paid in
ash and the balance in two equal install
meutS. PAYABLE IN one and two years. with
interest at the rate of 6ta Der Centum pcr
anuum payable >emi-annuay secured hv
second deed OF trust upon the property sold
or all cash. a the optiOn Of the purchaser
4 deposit Of 5000 viii be required at the
time of sale. All convey anCinC recording
revenue STAMPS. etc.. At cost of purchaser
Terms OF sale 10 he "omplied with within
thirty go DAYS from day Of sale. other
wise deposi' win he forfeited and property
resold At risk and cost of defsulting pur-
chaser after five t5' DAYS advertisement OF
such resale ~ some newspaper published in
MORRIS CAFRITZ
No. 1900 x ST. NV.
JACOB B. SHAPIRO.
No. 919 18th st. NV.
an0O-dGf- TruatePA
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THos. !. OWEN & son. AUcrroxEERs

THos. !. OWEN & son. AUCTToNEERs.
Trustees Sale of Valuable I'm
proved Business Property
Known as 3l32-3l34-3I36-
3138 M Street NV. Nmme-
diately East of Wisconsin
Avenue), Consisting of Two
Brick Buildings Containing
Two Stores and Four Apart
ments. This property is very
appropriate for a department
store or other large retail
business, being located in the
center of the business section
of Georgetown.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme
CouIt Of he ,Dstrlc, Of columbia psssed ',I1 IN
XT;IDA,T5" ,5"o rHE F. &{IN;EgTEzESTM {G; f; XIX 8 M a
p NJ. the following described land and prem
ses situate N the District OF Columbia and
dred and ninety " lligaI. being Gs AZ: II 3
feet front on N ST. by l20 feet to a public
proved by premises Nos, 5iss31 M l 81 31s6 ;sti
3l3S NJ ST. NV.
Terms OF sale one third Of the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash and the balance in
two equal lnstaiImenfs. PAYABLE in one and
two years from the day OF sale and 10 hc
represente by the proWlssory notes Of the
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate of 6
per ccntum per annum. payable semi annual
lv, and secured by deed Of trust on the prop
erfy sold. or all cash at the option Of the
purchaser $500 deposlt required upon a.
ceptance OF bid. All conveyancine notary
ices and recording AT purchaser cost Terms
of sale TO he complied with within 30 DAYS
after ratification by the court. otherwise
reserves
property at the risk and cost of defaultine
purchaser. after five days advertisement Of
such rSale IN some new spaper publ shed in
Washington. u c. Tho trustee also reserves
the right TO offer each building separately
and thereafter to Offer both buildings TO-
VINCENT /. TOOMEY Trustee
TOOMEY & T0OMEY. Attorneys
10l5 15th st. W. nv -d&ds exSu
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AUCTION SALES.
usNNVnR DOW
ADAM A wEsCHLER ( son. AUCTs

- ''A'''N~'iA~A"' - ~''
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF MODERN DE
CACHED FRAME DWELLING. NO
4sl2 sst,,, FooTE e y STREET NE" WITH
BY virtue Of certain deed 1,, Of trusa as duIt
SEQ. OF the land records of the District Of
secured thereby the undersigned trustees will
otfer for sale by PUBLIC auction. in front OF
The premises. on TLESnAY. THE El,EX- 1lIX,
LtNNTH DAY OF NAY 1928; At FLvE-FIlF- II
scrihed land and premises, situate in the Dis
suburban Homes -ompanys subdivision OF
lots in square 5l45 of the subdivision called
Hilbrook as per plat recorded in the
office of the surveyor for the District Of
proved by two-story. six-room and bath
dwelling. city water, sewerage electricity and
two-Car brick GARAGE in rear.
Terms OF sale Property will I've sold sub
'ect TO prior deed OF trust for S 300 at
Ga = due December % 1926: balance $500
ash. the remainder III monthly payments OF
$50, including interest at &c. secured by, a
or all cash over trust. at option OF pur-
chaser A deposit of $500 required at time
OF sale. All conveyanctng. recording and no
tariai fees AT cost OF purchaser. Terms to
he complied with within thirty days from
day OF sale otherwise the trustees reserve
ana cost Of the defaulting purchaser. after
five DAYS advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published in the city OF
Washington. n &.
WILLIAM NJ HOFFMAN
ALBERT W. HOWARD
ap30 d&dS.eNSu Trustees
THOS. J. OWEN & son AUCTIONEERS.
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AUCTION SALES.
wUTURE DAYt.

&C. SLOAN & Co, INC. ACCTs.
115 18th ST NV
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THos. J. OWEN &. son, AUCr1oNEER

SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
.'ViNcETTA. BEIN(i PREMISES 337
And $40 MARYLAND AVENUEs AND
TWO TWO-~TORT AND BASEMENT
BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos. 34l AND 34:,
MARYLAND AVENUE AND TWO
BRICK DWELLINGS IN REAR or
SAME. NOS. 34s AND $50 ARMORf
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THos. j. OWEN & son. ACCTIoNEERs
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THOS J. OWEN & son, ACCTIONEERS.
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Address: Care of The Republic Boiler and
Radiator Co. 1914 n. Y. Ave. NV.
my3-d&ds .exSu.
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THOMAS ]. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEER.
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WEEK-END 10
TOLL ONE DEt,rv
, ANDMANY HURT
Man, Just Learning to Drive,
Killed When Machine
Blows Tire.

One man was instantly killed ana
score of others injured in a series OF
weekend automobile accident.
Elmer Wilson, 40, OF 1904 w.
Twenty First St., was killed instant
T., when a machine he was driving
Nv n tire and turned over IN the
yrcne ID. about mile and hail
1.lt ). Lawrence Sunday evening
companion, Hilbert D. Crouch
oo,,n address received serious in
:o. but was able to be taken TO
SON Crouch told deputy
5 teaching Wilson how
yo car when the tire Die"
Brother Coming Here
IN had been employed Tor
,ra rs storekeeper for the
can Company, 1888 ).
The widow, mother ana
brother, Joseph, of the lsiaiiu u
,4o Rico survive. The brother 40
his way here for a WISH any 80 40
- nected to arrive some tillle w
"al services will be held Wednes'
~ afternoon at the home OF MIS-
>villison's sister, Mrs. George Dletz'
,S45 Dexter Ave, with purlal :"
Gown Hill Cemetery, but may NC
postponed till the brother arrives.
Mrs Mary Lentz, 6S, of III N
,,,conal Ave. received broken COZ
,o,. hone and severe cuts and bruises
N,~bon machine in which she was
,tdiro with Albert Mattingly, same
aHdrees ran over curb and over
turned Sunday afternoon at lhitaS
SECOND and New Jersey Sts' ma.
t.nclv told police he ran over 'ne
(,,rb to keep from hitting People
Motor Coach bus.
Mrs. Ida Ring, As, of 1850 S. war
ran Ave, was cut on the heao wiie"
n machine driven by her daughter
Nc,Iie Reege, IS, collided win
another auto at Holt Rd.' ana W.
Morris st. The driver OF the otheI
car. Louis Mills, II, of 500 Weghors.
81 was arrested for assault ana
battery.
Struck by Bus
Two women were seriously III
iured when their machine was
truck at Hamilton Ave. and New
York St., by a Peoples Motor Coach
COMPANY bus. Mrs. Alice d. Goss'
~. driver of the car, and Mrs Mary
Campbell, rs, sisters, both OF zzlo
Park Ave, received injuries about
the head and body.
Seven autoists were arrested Ior
driving while under the influence Oh
,iouor after their machines were in
collision with other cars.
John Mum, "a, Of 1O46 Holiday
St., received head injuries when he
,Alrove his machine in the path OF an
kncoming, inbound, Interstate trac-
zion car at Shelby and Raymond SITS.
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BOY, Z, MAKES
Third ESCAPE
Kicks Way to Liberty at De-
tention Home.

Leroy Young, Il, of G9512 Massa'
chusetts Ave, is again fugitive
from the Marion County Dentention
Alone, where he was held as an IN
corrigible. This is his IT," escape
IN three weeks.
Miss Susanna Pray, matron, said
G. Il Saturday night, shortly after
alive of the boy brought him
+ of shoes, he and Russell Kemp,
Of Mars Hill, kicked q board
sc in q partition leading to the
Indry room on the third floor.
& awled through and slid down a
=. II railing to the fire escape on the
socond floor. broke q lock and made
their getaway.
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Lingerie Specials

Gowns, step-ins, boomers,
.hemise. costume slips and 2
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attractive cotton fabrics. Y
White, peach, flesh, orchid,
Nile and light blue trimmed
with lace and embroidery. Regular
and extra sizes.
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SHRINE BURNED AGAIN
::mous St. Anne De Beaupre Is
Destroyed.

l. tnitcd Press
QUEBEC, Quebec, Nov. S.-The ia
Nous shrine of St. Anne De Beaupre
~ the town of the same name, near
here, has been burned for the second
time in three years.
Fire of unknown origin practically
la2ed the basilica Sunday.
The loss was estimated at around
100000, but that in no way consid-
cred the religious value of the rel
les which were believed to have
been destroyed.
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Silver Plated Ware

Bread traps and cake plates, ii
round or oblong styles with "a
pierced borders. A splendid W
Christmas gift.
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Christmas Cards,
Box of Is for

rs Beautifully engraved
Christmas cards with envel-
opes fancy li-"l in a variety
of designs rich In gilt with
cOlors. Very specially priced
for Dollar Day.
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Ironing Board Pad and
Cover a

Cotton filled pad and heavy
muslin cover. LAGOON style.
Large size. Regularly S1.2o.
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Cotton Umbrellas

For both men and women
all full size rain umbrellas.
Various handle styles.
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$1.4O Electric Curling
Iron a

Black or white enameled
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Rayon Vests

Bodice top, finished picot .
edges. Colors: flesh, peach.
Nile and orchid. Sizes 80 TO IN
-. N
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Dress Ginghams,
q Yards for

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dainty stripes. plaids, checks
and plain shades: 81 inches
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Comfort Slippers

Women's black kid, 2-strap
comfort slippers with flexible
turned soles and rubber heels.
4 comfortable house shoe.
Regular SLIGO quality.
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Wool Dress Goods

All wool dress crepes ana
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fine light weight materials IN
ian, copen, claret, oro"h'
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21% Yds. Satinette

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Cocoa Door Mats

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Sanitary Napkins,
8 Boxes for

Medium sanitary napkins;
regular size, soft and absorb
cnt. IL in each box.
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Oval Braided Rugs

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pretty hit and miss patterns
i'm good color assortment with G.
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Women's Fall Hats

Velvet, combinations and
felts; a slearaway from reg
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wide brim hats and matrons'
styles. Variety of colors.
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Treasure Vanity

NEWEST vanity box, ideal
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Bows Blouses, 2 for

Splcndidly made blouses of
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with self color stripes, VI
checks; sizes to 16 years.
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Madras Shifting,
21hYardS for

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I'D and rayon woven stripes;
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Costume Slips

Sateen or clingless slips in 81
navy. black, tan, brown and 4f
purple. Sizes 80 to A.
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Goldette Boomers

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Girls Middies

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IS to %.
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Plisse Lingerie Crepe
AZ Yards

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Dress Percales,
6 Yards for

Yard wide dress percaies;
all neat figures, and shifting
stripes on light grounds.
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Framed Notices

A very special assortment
of beautiful framed notices.
including many of the most
popular titles. Attractive col
orcd frames, packed in gift
boxes.
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Rubber Door Mats

Heavy quality in chocolate
or gray color; diamond mold
cd surface, fancy border; 1Sx
30-inch size.
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Box Stationery

Beautiful boxed stationery,
Ok large folded sheets and IT
fancy lined envelopes to
match. Soft linen finish,
white or colors.
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English Printed
Zephyrs, 90 Yards,

In large variety OF Patterns
guaranteed fast colors. 81
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Black Sateep, 4 Yds. for

Mercerizcd black sateen,
with a permanent finish; and u
fast black; splendid for en-
bloomcrs. Innings, aprons. Ym
Yard wide.
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Rubber Stair Treads,
5 for

Protect your woodwork; .
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face corrugated border. All p
first quality.
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CroWded
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quantity
any
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Rayon Suiting,
9 Yards for

Good quality rayon in plain
shades of blue pink, tan,
rose, peach, lavender; for
dresses, undcrgarmcnts; 30
inches wide.
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Novelty Aprons, 4 for

Bib aprons with pockets,
bound in cretonne and ging-
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Variety of colors. Also white
lawn tea aprons.
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2 .Skillets for

Famous Wagner cast-iron 1
skillets: one No. s size; one
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House Dresses

Nurses and maids, white,
blue and gray chambray
dresses, fitted waist and long
sleeves. Also elderly ladies
indigo and pin check house
dresses, slightly mussed from
handling.
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Bread Boxes

White cnamclcd; sanitary; GE
square shape, with hinged YM
cover; two sizes; regular $1.30 n
value. al
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-08
Tub and Wash Board
Clothes Basket and
Clothes Line ID

Medium size splint basket III
and 5O-foot braided cotton
clothes line; BOTH for $1OO. an.