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Evening star., 1928-11-15
Knit Underwear Reduced

Broken and styles
II Richeu Combinations Of medium cotton in the built
ideal for Winter
and o. slightly soied Were 81 so and SITS each Now csc
May pastel shades sizes to except and
46. 81. $1.35 and $150 each Now .6Sc
Bemberg Bloomers End Sep-in Panties;
Rayon Maid Nfunsingwear and Princess MAY
and slightly soled pastel shades Were ST.
.$l45
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Girls Appare1 Reduced

13 Girls Frocks, of dimity,
broadcloth and pique. Sizes
s, 10 and IL years. Were
$2.95. Now ...........$l.45
13 Girls Trocks, of crepe de
chine, linen and Liberty
prints. Styles for school and
dress. Sizes 8, 10 and IA.
Were $40 and $12.5O
Now ................ $3.50
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Silk B1ooners
Special CSC pair

These so pairs are of excellent quality
Jersey, full cut end well reinforced.
The color range offered includes black,
navy green. red, orchid and Inde-
pendence blue.
Evening star., 1928-11-15

50 OF THESE gowns Ill
colors and sizes. Regular
II Crepe de Chine and Crepe
Satin Step -ins, lace trimmed;
pink, coral and. flesh. Were
SIS each. Now .S2.S5
20 Glove Silk Combinations.
some with brassiere top and
bloomer leg, others in the
regular style. Reduced to $3.25
4 Crepe de Chine Dance Sets.
tailored; green, peach and
flesh. We're SIS each.
NOW SS.So
% Glove Silk Vests, white, yell
low, peach. green and orchid;
sizes 81, 38. 40, AZ and a..
Were $3.50 each. Now. 95c
SILK UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15

16 pairs Girls Cadet Bihe
BIOomers of golden cloth
with band or elastic top; sizes
10 and IA. Were $3.50.
NOW .....s.s... 700
/ Red Rubberette Lumberjack
with slide fastening front;
size 10 years. Was $3.50.
NOW ................ $4.S5
2 Girls Flannel Jackets, green
and salmon; sizes 8 and IL
years. Were $3.50. Now S1.95
40 pairs Girls Cotton Ribbed
Long Hose, brown and black;
sizes 6. Z, 7l5, 81, 8, 9la, 10,
l01s. Were soc pair. Now 25c
6S pairs Silk-and-WOOl Long
Hose; deer, brown and camel;
sizes 6 and 6la. Were 81
pair. Now .............6 .65c
81 PAIRS Cotton-and-wool Long
Hose, size 6. Were 75c pair.
NOW ........'' '..,''''' 'SOC
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Women's Pumps. $7'4s
We're $40 and $3.50

30 Pairs Womens Patent Leather
Pumns in various stvles with Cuban
and Spanish heels. Sizes AAA 5. sH:
AA S, 61I. 7, s: A S; B 4, ~, 6; c
3H. 4. s, 5H. 6. 7.8.
WoMEN's SHOES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Chi1dren's Shoes, $2.4s

We're S3.35 to IS pair
Shoes with white top and turned
sole Sizes sHa. 1o1a IL s4, 1oA. IL D 10, 1o1a
Were 81 so pair Now % @ @ s; az ssas
sla D sz 91a. 1o1s Were 81 SO pair Now Sass
c 101z 10, 101a sass pair. Now. $2A5
Calf Shoes with straight tip Sizes 8; 81a
82 g. TO- 1912. Were 81 pair. Now. S145
Shoes with moccasn toe Sizes 8la 9a:
8 GIG; 914, TO- 81 pair. Now. $246
10 Pairs Infants Tan Calf Lace Shoes with plain oe Sizes
Pairs Sample Shoes patent leather tan and blonde calf
and strap styles Sizes 10 and Is C. Special $245
Oxords trimmed with
lizard calf Sizes g. 5h g. 6a; ga, 5 g. 65, z:
az, AZ. Were $6 pair. Now $395
ru1TnRrN.s SHOES EouRrH FIooR
Evening star., 1928-11-15
BOYS Wash Suits
Greatly Reduced

Both brtton-on and overblouse models
in the 80 suits comprising this group.
at Sl.5N. Were $250 and $3.50.
3 at 81. Were 81 and 81.
G at 83 Were $s.
2 at 81. Were $3.50.
1 at -. Was $3.50.
{ at S3 Were $3.50
at "a. Were $3.50.
q ChiIdren's Hats In good assortment
Of rolors and styles. Greatly Reduced
to 2sc. IA st S1;5O. Were 81 to $3.50.
ChiIdrer's SlIk Dresses greatly reduced
Il at 81. Was $3.50.
1 at SS. Was $18.
at 81. Were $12.50.
White Chirehilla Hats ard Noveisy
PLAY Suits Were 50 each. Now. w......N
JUVENILES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Crepe de Chine Gowns, special $2.65

bod assortment OF styles,
far more, buy promptly.
s Crepe de Chine and Crepe
Satin Chemise. In lace
trimmed and tailored styles;
pastel shades. Greatly Re-
duced to .$1.75
9GlOve Silk Envelope Chemlse:
flesh; sizes SO. SO. 42 and a.
Greatly reduced to. SITS
IL pairs Glove Silk Bloomers,
white, flesh, gray. beige,
coral and peach: sizes 5 and
6. Were $2.50 pair. Now s1.9S
IL Glove Silk Vests. tailored
and lace trimmed styles:
flesh. peach and parchment;
sizes "a. 36, 80, 40 and a..
Were $3.95 each. Now S2,6S
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Chi1dren's Felt Hats
(II.. o1yroH

=. IS at 81; we're sa7S and IS.
10 at 81; were s..
CH1LpREN's MILLINERY, FOURTH FLooN
Evening star., 1928-11-15

20 Brassieres and Corset Bras
sieres, also a few girdles;
different m a kes. Corset
brassiere, size 80; brassiere
sizes 80, 38 to AZ. Reduced
to Isl
8 W0OdthrOp Girdles for the
large figure: broche and
elastic: sizes 20 to 80, "a and
81. We're $12.50 eac h.
Now ................ .SS.5U
2 Compact -BrassiereS and Cir
die Combinations. silk bro
cade and elastic: sizes 80 and
81. Were sac ea n.
NOW ............... .So.oU
4 Camp Surgical Belts, broken
sizes. Were Sc. Now. $3.50
CoRSETS. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
[isses' Short -Vamp Shoes, S3'4s
We're $3.50 to $40 bai,

" ere DU.1U 10 V1U pau
Pairs Black Suede Center Strap Slip
pers toe and spike heel Sizes AAA
51a AA S. 512 3h, Az; 3l2, Az; 3I2 Were $40
Imitation Alligator Straps and Ties with round toe
short vamp and Cuban heel Sizes AAA s. 5lz, 8; IA g.
Pairs Gold Center Strap Slippers with round toe short vamp
spike heel Sizes AZ Were SO. Now. .$3AS
Pairs Paisley Slippers Pumps and Center Straps WIN
round short vamp and spike heel Sizes "A e 81,
6, 61a q AZ. 51 6a; g. 3lA, Az Stz, q. eza
Were $8.5o pair Now. SsAo
Straps with high and low heel
vamp. Sizes AA 52 s; A t. 81; ~.
51a c g. S. 5la, 6. Were $3.50 pair. Now. s34S
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Remnant Day Savings n, h-and More
Women's Winter Hats
Reduced TO So

Women's Winter Hats
Reduced to s.
50 Felt and Velvet Hats. in large and
small head sizes offered at this low
price, Friday. Included are Gage
Hats; all in Winter colors
Ribbon. remnant lengths Greatly re-
duced to, each. h.....................1S Use
Is Large Silk Flowers. light colors
Greatly reduced to, each. .2Sc
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
French Salon Hats
Reduced to $3.50
80 Fine Fets. soleils and velvets. in
good seasonable shades. Reduced
greatly for FRIDAY selling
MILLINERY SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
Silk Dresses. S2.s5
We're S7.95
IS One Piece Silk Dresses with pleated
front skirts and necklines of various
styles. Blue. green, tan and black;
sizes 10 to 40
Tweed Dresses: part wool; attractive
necklne and kick pleatS in the skirts;
tsn lavender and rose; sizes Is to 40
Were $795 each. Now. .......... $3.Sh
Satin Dresses with surplice front and
pleated skirts; marron glace and black;
sizes Ia to 20. Were $40 each. Now. IS
Satin Dresses in one-piece model;
marion glace and black; sizes Is. 80
40 and As. Were $40 each. Now. $685.
HOME FRocKS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15

s Girls Frocks, of dimity. Or
CANDY and dotted swiss. Sizes
10 and IL. Were $3.95.
Now .$1.95
4 Girls Wool Crepe and Silk
Frocks, one, two and three
piece styles. Sizes 8. 10 and
IA years. Were $16.50.
NOW 96.oV
4 Girls Silk Fr0cks, in blue,
navy, peach and red. Sizes
8 and 10. were $3.50.
Now S4.95
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Infants Sacques, s1.9O
We're H3 to $3.50

II ere IS to J0.5U
@ Il Hand-Knit Sacques at this Friday
saving. "a 80
made. Yves 50. Now. w............ .S1:oe
o Pairs Infants Shoes; Of kid and silks.
Were 75c to $3.50. Now. ...,,. soc
al Little Girls and Boys Play Kompcrs.
Were $l.5O to So. Now. .9Sc
s INFANTS APPAREL FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-11-15
1OrH 11T1 F AND @ STREETS
Junior Misses Chiffon and Georgette
Afternoon Frocks, $3.50

Only 7 frocks in this group.
prints: sizes Is, Is and II.
4 Junior Misses Chiffon and
Georgette FrOckS. In navy,
red, white and prints. Sizes
Is and II. Were $16.75 and
$29.50. Now ......... $3.50
4 Junior Misses Flowered Chif-
f0n and Georgette FrOcks.
Styles suitable for street and
afternoon. Sizes Is and II.
We're $3.50 and $3.50.
Now ...........'.' -. AAo.oV
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Women's Granite Silk Hose
Special $1.35 pair

4so pairs serviceweght semsheer and Chiffon sk Hose at
this clearance 10 tawny surf tan honey
beige misty and rosewood outses in light aw nude ana
griscon gray
Novelty Sports Hose rayon manuIacCurers
samples that would regularly be far more. Special
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Corsets and Brassieres Greatly Reduced

20 Corset Bra ssieres Of lace. net
and broche: Natures Rival
and Lily Of France makes;
sizes 80, "a, 40 to a. Were
$3.50 and more. Now. .$I.75
Long Satin Brassieres. sizes
40 and a. We're IS.
NOW .........,...... .$1.9S
8 White Satin Brassieres. lace
trimmed: sizes 81. 80 to AZ.
Were SIS each. Now. .S2.5O
10 pairs Sanitary Boomers,
pink batiste. Were Sits.
NOW .SI
8 Sanitary Aprons. Were $1.50
each. Now 81
3 Sanitary Aprons with detach-
able backs. Were $3.50 each.
IN
Evening star., 1928-11-15

!. Fashioned of smart lowered
2 Junior Misses Raincoats. In
g. navy and black: size II.
Were $3.50. Now. .S2.95
2 Junior Misses Red Rain
coats; size II. Were $3.50.
Now .................. .$4.9S
Junior Misses Tweed Suits.
Sizes 13 and II. were
$22.50. Now ..........$7.5O
2 Junior Misses Suits, oxford
cloth and tweed. Sizes Is
and II. Were $3.50 and
$49.50. Now ..........$ .$22.5O
Evening star., 1928-11-15
French Salon Hats
Reduced to $3.50

80 Fine Felts. soleils and veivets. in
good. seasonable shades. Reduced
greatly for FRIDAY selling.
MILLINERY SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-04-30
EOP TOIOPED
l443 YOU ST. NV.

rooms and bath, newly decorated
tricity and hot water furnished BY Portner
Apt power plant at no additional cost.
Rent. SIS per mo. Apply ofice, PQrtner
Apt. 18th and You NV. Tel. North 1431.
Evening star., 1928-04-30
Exf.mANaE.

Will. ACCEPT EI.EAH f.fyT on SMALL IN.
YestfDent house AZ part payment on leW
house, priced under 4lOU0U and located ~
best Northwest section rh0nv Main A7DD
Will TAKE HAMOATHA0ED Lot As
Eas1 g,ssssHgss.gt g,s.ssHgs. on purchase ot h0uss shap
s NEW AA BRICKS. NJ. ONE THLgT.
4isg building lutay. TOR apartnisnt building
Address H0a iNU-V ktaF Offcei
Will EXCHANGE a FINE HOUSE. CON.
tanning 4 ] f0UHuk baths OIL burner and
A 2s1aF yRaTagA. With 5000 equity above 3
$4,000 first trust. Tor amaiief property ~
- NH, AeALIgTgp. MAIN 1850
" q, "a. M. Mullen, IIlU i7tb ST. NV
~ YnU HAVE PROPERTY no Ex CHA 40 i
prizes aBeumhraness and what elAaa of prop
arts you aTe desir0us 0f EeeuflnK,
A. +. ROBINSON,
l4th 4 n, v Ave Main a42.
Evening star., 1928-04-30

to modern tapestry hrick one OF best sec
tlons ne Six rooms tiled bath h..w.h.
s. alec. laundry trays' . norches. Now yacant
Big bsrEsln Price $007S. Call owner
Evening star., 1928-04-30
sALE-~A(lnnA0E.

sTRDTgfDisG LAnqn VAIN Ar W00D.
egt u syls hliysr Fikd % s sas6 bsf acre acre
Terms .sIa 70 sak nla Cal Felis Church
s3i - Owner W, 4 SHERMAN n. (.
Evening star., 1928-04-30
NAl.E--IlNuNEA.

NEAR 18th & MADISON sTS. NV
Large, impressive, detached home ot 2 rooms
se s roof ois sonaoo @ ra 'e
arbor and shade trees Property clear: terms
t s5o pfSas'r soras address aaf Box S eos
CHEvY cHAsE-~OIL BURNER SIX ROOMS,
an exceptional price and terms. inyestirate
this bargain Immediately, Corner location,
r,9n ,serli9ns nelgneo.nood SIX wandSrtuly e a.. T.
once. priced az Sii $50. with suitable down
payment and Ss5 monthly, Between o am.
wlseonsin ss7s. .'NO''''" 80 ave- V,'''.'
WILL SACRIFICE MY BEAUTIFUL HOME
in Woodridge: leaving for Europe, Price
monthly including interest, rooms. porch.
e. anil. double RaraEe. Owner on promises
hs ars' FranEIIn S tsss "a Dm' sofa jackson st.
500 CASH, $50 MONTHLY. GETS DEED
% modern tapestry brick one Of best sec
elec.. laundry travs. 8 n0rchee Now yacant
Taken ~ exchange on larger home, Garage,
Msin MAJ sa7n or Kcnsiaston KrSs sS"fss eau owner
LOG EIRErLACE, -FOUR REpR0oMs-,-
Chevy Chase, a neighhorhood that you'il he
glad G live IN. CHEEKY log fireplace IN sna,
bedrooms. bath and kitchen also on first
floor; on second floor. two spare bedroom:
&aa monthly will buy this home Wisconsin
SA13, day or evening,
OWNER NEEDS LARGER HOME WILL
Chase rooms I. baths. completely scrrened
and we9lhersatrlnned; garage. Priced for
BEAUTIFULLY, PARTLY FURNISHED six.
room brick residence; Oriental rugs slate
s,s. eaas gsrags a ,eaa - 300 convenient terms
NEW, MODERN; SIX ROOMS; CHEVY
Chaae-s-A perfectly planned home complete
70 hot'water @ heat aud gsrage: ak light, cool
rooms With lots Of windows, model kitchen
oak floors throughout, plenty OF closets. in-
cludinE downstairs coat closet; completely
screened; the n0xiS0.foot lot is Handicapped
Sil .ls0 with reasona6le cash 'I payment and
So 90 monthly Wisconsin A50a duFing
Easv sr decorated es.s ar shadeg hasngS.
monshly attn dnss syeninka Cols 4Np3
vEnY DESIRABLE HOME IN idth sT
Heights tnot ol Alaska ave can ba honght
~ less Than cost TO builder to effect q prompt
Address box 7s.V' Star ih"s once. '"' w "s''
NE,; BRICK .hARGAtN, Sba6O-'-.A .spLEN
dld 9npnrtunity 20 buy your own home AZ
rent small cash payment. Saa, a0 monthly,
I've second, floor bAdrnonls aud bath. three
sey esAfs u az GsS aaioS o ea
North aNNA until tonight
goLoAEi,--s0g FL0AinA AVE, NV
era improvements, Sa ti0b d Under :" nfies. rice
sNepna Nepn 9.s,sbsWsfg os,bW i@esda,s GeSSsasssson
| lh v ST, h,W,-~~a ROOMS AND RATH. IN,
closed norghes, large ward ami strictly
new house lnspeetion all dayl reasonable
NE, nRfuKi nuILTlN GARAGE--sIx
| very mqdeFn !tn0ina and bath, buill.ln Tefrlg
orator, hulil'in garaEe, hol'water heat To
sell g once Y le priced az gn,Th0, with
sImal I,n, eash as. psf,menS and IA S monthly,
| OWNER uOCuFlEs MODERN, GROOM
sshath home huilt,in aaPaGe, nofches half
| lhealera, Harsaiu. iSig Monroe ~ NV. ~"'
FOR oOI0RHt~~TaH ara s'F, sE.--A.nuO
| mu.eFn hanle ayerluaklng VI 3. park snss
eiai vAiua, SaAu cash OWNER Nam
| col 0nFpg-r ArFsTRY RRlCk a ROOMS
bath y H. elfn, y p1tthes yrltar, SnuhO,
e@sV rAAA. VWNkA, eau i9a2.
Evening star., 1928-04-30
OH. nnRNER SIX Rooms

II you're looking for an exceptional home At
this bargain Immediately Corner location,
sterling neighborh0od. Six wonderfully at.
tractiye rooms, tw0-car garage. To sell at
once. priced az S1i $50 with suitable down
payment and Ss3 monthly Between o am.
and 5 pm. Wisconsin 2703; after pm.
WlsNnnain oRTk
Evening star., 1928-04-30
DETACHED BRICK.
WANTED--MONEY.
MONEY Itl luAN

sTOREKEEPERs-~IF YOU NEED MONEY.
Aee US CApfTAI. ADJUSTING a FINANCE
co, suite V0N District Natl Bank nids.
APPLICATIONS FOR GOOD SECOND
trusts desired Immediate answers. CHA9 ID
sAGER D24 l4th, Main 30.
MONEY 10 LOAN 10 INDIVIDUALS On
personal LndprAement. at 0ss Confidential
lns.on n e., Alexandria Va Teienhone Alex
NJ ,REY no LOAN ON SMALL PROrER.
tiea In auY section of the city
j MALSHE INC,
ti07 Eve 81 NV. Washington ID. @.
Evening star., 1928-04-30

NEAR 18th e. MADISON SITS, NV
Large, impressive, detached home Of rooms
and tiled bath a.nli. front and side Dorehes,
slate roof: LOT bOx200 feet: fruit trees. grape
arboF and shade trees property clear terms
q snlt purchaser can he made, Pr,ce
" Star nhice
Evening star., 1928-04-30

sALE Co OPERATIVE APTs.
IDEAL HOME. COOPERATIVE APT.-sIx
large outside rooms. newly DspeFed: large
reception bah. seven large clOsetE. tile bath
room porch. pew Standard sinks. flne rev
gsE range eecvouc floor quiet Owner ieags
inR city. 1889 L4Dier pi NV. Apt Z3.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

In building a new house naturally
the first things planned are its location
and style of architecture. Next comes
the selection of materials, and finally
the color or colors it is to be painted
OF all these things, none is perhaps
more important than the painting work
Paint gives not only the finishing touch
OF beauty, but its preservative value Is
OF vital significance to the prospective
home owner
AS in everything else, there are right
and wrong ways of procedure I'm paint
ing, and the wrong methods invariably
have disastrous effects Therefore. it is
wise In the beginning to investigate how
and when to secure permanent surface
protection as well as beauty.
Most painting difficulties are found to
be caused by moisture. Frequently this
moisture is not on the surface. but
within the wood itself. and consequently
the structure must be allowed to dry
before the priming coat is applied If
this coat Is thin enough. 1t will give
temporary protection to the wood. and,
at the same time, allow the sun to draw
the moisture to the surface.
Painting should never be done in
rainy or foggy weather, or even when
the temperature Is lower than 40 de-
Evening star., 1928-05-05
ARCHITECTS BODY
O. X S NINE PLANS
Parish House, Office Building and
Other Items Approved by
Council.

Plans for nine local building projects,
filed with the District building office,
were approved by the Architects Ad-
visory Council at its meeting yesterday.
The voluntary jury, which makes a
study of all new projects here and offers
suggestions for needed changes free of
charge, this week was composed of E.
Burton Corning, William l. Deming and
Arved Kundzin.
The jury approved and commended
plans for the parish house to be erected
at 300l Wisconsin avenue at a cost of
S55000, which was designed by William
l. Deming, and approved the following
plans:
For dwelling at 1345 Jonquil street.
costing $l6,500, designed by C. M.
Chaney; store to be erected at 1859
Seventeenth street. to cost $4,000, de-
signed by H. j. Horner dwelling to be
located at 3l05 Alabama avenue south
east. to cost $4,000, designed by George
T. Santmyers; dwelling at 1882 Web
ster street to cost $4,000, designed by
John A. Weber; Office building to be
erected at l508-l0 l. street, at a cost of
$4,000, designed by Frederic B. Pyle
three stores to be erected at 55l3-l7
Colorado avenue. to cost $4,000. de-
signed by Lewis w Giles: dwelling to
be erected at l70l Holly street, at a cost
Evening star., 1928-05-05

sorption Is greater and the proportion
OF Oil should be larger. Woods that have
an excessively oily fiber require an ex-
cess OF tuTpentine for the primfng coat.
II wood Is kiln dried the paint must
be mixed to consistency thinner than
usual to assure proper penetration. Ger
tain woods need special treatments. and
the right formula in the beginning will
save time, trouble and money A paint
dealer can usually give proper instruc-
tions and make helpful suggestions.
After. the priming coat has been al
lowed TO dry 1t should be followed uu
with the second coat. The space of
time allowed to elapse between these two
coats varies, according to weather con-
ditions, the paint formula and the wood
The second coat Of paint should be ap-
piled after the primer has completely
dried.
For a perfect finish and complete
preservation third coat should follow.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

Howard T, Phillips. owner; to erect
one frame garage 1858 Ingraham street
tlot sos. square 2S04); TO cost $3.50.
Nathan Scott. Sd. owner; George N.
Ray, architect; De Sibour Construction
Co. builders: to erect one 2-story brick
dwelling, 1892 McGill terrace dot Ia
square 2200): to cost $4,000.
T A. Bradford, owner: John Piland
builder; to make repairs. 1922 G street
northeast (lot l06. square l027); to cost
S496
J. A. Rafferty,. owner; to erect porch,
1907 Varnum street tlot 81, square
264S) to cost 5000,
F. L, Tanning, owner and builder; L.
w Giles. architect; to erect three l.
story brick and tile stores. 55l3-l5-l7
Colorado avenue dots IT. Is and 10,
square 280n: to cost $4,000.
Fred Neal. owner Harris Bros, build
ers; to make repairs, 1907 West Vir-
Evening star., 1928-05-05
Painting Is Important Factor in Plans
For Construction of New Residences

grees. Neither should the work be un-
dertaken at time Of year when the
thermometer may take sudden drop.
A change may to excessively moist, or
cold weather. before the paint is dry,
may impair the wearing quality of the
coating and cause washing" of the
paint film.
The best procedure is to apply prim-
Ing coat as soon as weather conditions
are favorable. Delay and exposure will
cause weathering If surfaces are long
neglected.
The ingredients of this coat vary to
suit the particular kind of wood that is
being used. If the wood is soft the alb
Evening star., 1928-05-05

dan street dots 80 and l3, square
c9Sol 10 cost sic, 1000.
Max zitmore. owner and builder: to
erect four concrete block garages, $40
TO Sl6 Sheridan street dots 80 and Is,
square 2980l 10 cost $l,200,
Caleb Powers. owner. to erect one
concrete block garage, 1903 Bangor
street southeast lots "a TO so. square
56S2) to cost 5000
Estate Of Mary F. Bishop. owner; to
make repairs. 1902 d street tlot sos,
square 256>: 60 cost Sl,450
II. S. Gott. owner and builder, l., w.
Giles. architect, to erect one l-story
frame dwelling. l0lT Forty-ninth street
northeast dots Is and l6, square
5l75l. to cost $4,000.
Henry n. Brawner. owner: Fred Drew
Co. builders: to remodel 1925 Penn
sylvania avenue Clot 1, square l4). to
cost Si.500.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

ginia avenue northeast dot 1903, square
4065); to cost $300.
Mary Uhlfelder, owner and builder; to
make repairs. 2732 Twenty eighth street
northeast tlot II, square 4346) to cost
S400
Evening star., 1928-05-05

of $4,000, designed by George w. Lips
comb, and public garage and sales office
to be erected at 1924 Twenty-first street
and 2ll7 L street. at cost of 5000, 600,
designed by George NJ Ray.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
LARGE
LOTS
On Easy
Monthly
Payments
HOW TO GO

Drive out IlladenshuFk Hon0
10 Memorial Cross, tara ri1h
on Defense Highway 10 Grain
Hi9hway, taFn aeft on Grain
Highway 90 GienhuFnie. one
biOsh hey0nd ear track ~
f1IenbuEHie. iaTn right oss con"
crete read 90 Lippin. Garner,
keep left i've "na "ne~hnf
miIes beyena LippIRs Garner.
1uTn Jeff nf large align and eDn-
tIuus straight through 80 'he
nay fT0Hf.
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Musical Instruments

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-Fo band and
orchestra Easiest terms in town. RIM
NE MUSIC & DRUM SHOP, 1913 Pembroke
Arcade. Ma. 4574.
DRUMS-Complete OUTFIT; with all traps;
sacrifice LORENZ SOX SCHOOL. l22
Pembroke Arcade. Lii 1921.
WRITE-Gulbransen piano factory for
catalogue. prices and terms. 1882 w.
Chicago St, Chicago. III.
VICTOR-Phonograp with Is records;
price $50; terms so per week. KIMBALL
PIANO STORE. $50 N. Della. Ri 2l55.
PIANOS-And PLAYER pianos. $50 to $3.50;
81 a week. ROBERTSON'S 235 N Penn.
PLAYER PIANO-Rolls and bench. 500.
CAN after p. m. 400 N. Highland
PEARSON PLAYER PIANO-CHEAP. 1905
S. EAST ST.
PTANOS-2 GOOD UPRIGHT; FINE FOR
BEGINNERS: SOS EACH. Ii. 6464.
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BOARD on zoNING APPEALs

Notice is hereby given that Harry E.
Schad has filed with the Board of Zon-
ing Appeals Of the City OF indianapolis
a petition, asking permission 20 erect a
double dwelling on the 16Xl53 1T. lot at
6o43 College Ave, Lot No. 20 in Schad's
Broad Ripple Add
public hearing Will be held by said
Board IN Room t0l City Hall. $50 p. M
Tuesday. April g. 1923. which time
and place an interested property owners
viii be given opportunity to be heard
with reference to the matters set out IN
BOARD or zONING APPEALS
GEORGE 4. O'CONNOR.