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SITUATION-FEMALE.

SITUATION-FEMALE.
BALTIMORE LADY, enrolling Lewis Hotel
Training School, prefer hotel or tea rooms,
Tl ce sfs p, other position Address Box
BOOKKEEPER-STEN years
experience various lines Of business capable
OF taking full charge of office, desires Wash
Ington connection Immediately. Address Box
224-B, Star office.
COMPANIONoNURSE wants situation; $40
per week. l24 E st. NV. l5'
CoNTRALTo soLoIsT wishes position in
church quartet; excellent references. Ad-
dress Box l50-B Star flee. Is"
DRESSMAKER, experienced, wants work by
the day. Phone North 1854
GIRL. white. experienced nurse, wants place
with one to three children; references ex-
CHANGED. Telephone Miss Link, Cleveland
HOUSEKEEPING MOTHER-Lady Protest.
ant. past &c. capable, efficient. interested
homem n;d desires position in, cultured;
training experience. Personal interviews de-
sired; references exchanged. Write full par
Court. University. Va. l7s
LADY. refined, middle aged, desires to take
charge CT linen room in a first-class hotel.
Address Box 2l2-B, Star office.
RY-STENOGRAPHER desires po-
sition, six years experience. Phone Adams
4772-W' or address Box 23S-B, Star office.
TEACHER having a Primary Life Certifi-
school. Franklin l047l
WIDOW, refined. cheerful, sympathetic
companion-nurSe to young or old. Adams
1924. I6s
WOMAN. white, wishes position as nurse,
governesS or mothers helper; refs eX-
changed. Address Box 1923, Star Office
16s
WOMAN. refined, middle aged, Canadian
desires position, companion or mothers
helper; refer ences. Miss H. Campbell, llOI
M st. NV. II"
JuON6AN coioro5 xaI;o
matron, maid, cook. private lunch or board
ing house 1914 Corcoran st. NV.
WOMAN. elderly. would like place looking
after apt. prepare dinner for employed
WOMAN. capable, wide experience, desires
position as apt. house, club or dining room
manager: Excellent references. Address
YOUNG LADY desires steady position as
ON once girl ,so Or any clerical work. Phone
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SALE-AUTOMOBlLES.

BUICK SEDAN; bargain; Just repainted,
motor overhauled: looks like new; motor
perfect; small monthly payments arranged
l329 n So. Ne; open evenings.
BUICK SEDAN. fordor; 4 months old, and
run about 1000 miles. Line. 5000 14l 18th
ST. ne.
BUICK Standard Six Coach, late model: in
perfect conditions; fully equipped and looks
Ike new. Price, 5000. Terms or trade 9O8
10th NV.
BUICK BIG ToURING-5 balloon tires
talmost new: 2 running board spot lights.
side windshields and several other extras
too many to mention. Will have to be seen
to be appreciated nl'I, Take up unpaid notes.
terms Pecks Garage. 212l 18th st.
NV. 16s
BUICK STANDARD COUPE. with rumble
seat; Bought june. 1927; mileage. $4,000;
original Duco finish is perfect and uphol-
stery has always been covered SITS 90
Absolutely guaranteed. 1925 l4th st. NV
BUICK SEDANS. '26 and a. Masters and
Standards. rebuilts and renewed. repaints
and original paints, good and new tires
We have been working to get these cars
ready for some time and we have an assert ate
fered. See them. before buying. Liberal
terms. Emerson & orme, nth and nj sts
NV.
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WANTED--AGENTS.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

MAKE SPLENDID INCOME selling Med-Art
Maoe-to Measure dresses. Full or part time.
For interview. address Box 92-B, Star Office.
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SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE.
DR.. MARIE II. ADDY,
$3.50 18th St. NV. Col. 1888
Baby for Adoption.
Bright. happy. healthy girl. months old:
exceptional parentage Phone Georgia 405l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-15

FORD COUPE-Looks and runs good 500
| tires; $95. Triangle Motor Co., 2 N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-15

FORD TUDOR. SEDAN. late model Tow
new tires; looks and runs perfect: real
bargain. $685. Triangle Motor Co.. 2 N. Y.
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FRANKLIN SEDAN, late type-In wonder
ful condition; runs ike new, guarantee
same as new car; Sl.5o0: easy term
Franklin Motor Car Co., 1917 Conn. aTt
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FORD TOURING, '2S-ExcelIent condisio
good buy at s125. Phone Col. 1874 1STss
FORD ROADSTER. 1897; new tires, :
and mechanical condition excellent.
Irving st. NV.
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give new-car satisfaction. Reduced to s575
Lambert Hudson Motor Co, THE House OF
Confidence" 14th st. at r.
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Justice Motor Co. 1910 14th st. NV.
FORD COUPE, 1926-A real buy, SIS dow.
trade. 1918 18th ST NV
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN, 1o26-Fine share
throughout; tires all good Forts are scarce,
so act quickly on this one; low price: easy
terms. L. P. Steuart, Inc, 1928 14th st. nv.
FORD COUPE. 1926-First-class condition;
price right; can finance. Call Mr.. Stafford,
Col A347-W
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FRANKLIN TOURING. in perfect conditio,
throughout and the best buy in town &c
$500. terms. o08 10th NV
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HUDSON 7-PASS. SEOAN-Fne condition;
gone 2i:oo0 miles; big bargain: $3.50. Apt;
d0I; 1881 s NV. Can be seen between 2:3o
ana SATURDAY.. all dav Sunday.
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FORD SEDAN, late 1924-Lockwheel; &C,
tires; perfecC condition; SOS. Private own
1105 13th ST NV
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HUDSON COACH-This car is such a bar
gain it cannot be described fairly II you
want g big, handsome inclosed car. don't
miss this one. Try to beat IT, Terms.
Emerson & Orme. 18th and M s.s NV
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FORp ROADSTER. 1925 model: balloon
Fords. ,coupes, sedans. -roadsters and tour
lngs, from $50 up. Your car in trade
Terms to suit buyer. Peck's Garage. 212.
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ESSEX SEDAN. l92S-Like new in every re-
spect. Reduced to S725. Lambert-Hudson
Motor Co, The House Of Confidence" 14th
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FRANKLIN ROADSTER. 19=5--Tumbie sea
only driven 5000 miles: an excellent buy
S1475: very liberal terms. Franklin Mo:
Car Co., 1911 Conn. ave. Decatur li8.
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throughout; good tires and paint; rerl
buy in an Essex sedan; easy terms. L. p
Steuart. Inc, 1925 14th st N w
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feet condition; must be sold: easy payments
arranged. 1929 H st. me-; open evenings.
Mr.. Armstrong.
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FORD NoACSTER. 1926: new battery, etc
Higha6t cash 6ifer takes it today. 1885,
Kenyon st. NV. Columbia 1030i.
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FORD COUPE. 1926-Excellent conditions; 8
splendid balloon tires; $40 down. balalce
10 months. Barry-Pate Motor Co., 252
Sherman ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-15

HUDSON SEDAN. 1927. 7-passenger. Lov
mileage. This car is just like new. Bee
well kept Upholstery and paint like ne5'
balloon tires. BARGAIN for $500 Ten
or trade. Peck's Garage. 2l21 14th s.
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RATES OUTSIDE emile RADIUS OF
NORTHWEST.

4-line minimum
! time, 23c per linz.
3 tim IS. Zoe per line.
z times, 19c Ler line
IL times or more. l3c per line
Ae easements under Personal. SC per line
add nal
Transient classified advertisements for the
be received over the Business Counter of The
ST. at regular rates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-15

HUPMoBILE S sEDAN-Iate model BAL
loon loon tires: Several extras. Bumpers i and
like new. Low mileage Price, SITS, IL
months to pay. Your car in trade. PeckS
IIaraSe, 2l2l l4th To-
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ESSEX, 1896 COACH-Excellent condition
mechanically. good tires: this car will go
for an astonishingly low price: easy terms.
l.. P. Steuart, Inc, 1925 14th st N "
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FRANKLIN SEDAN-Good running orde,
S125 cash. Price reduced SIS each day unit
sold. Phone West 1854.
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PAPERHANGING - Rooms papered, SIS and
up; estimates furnished; work guaranteed
A. T. George, 2l29 18th st. NV, Apt. q
Decatur 4i49.
PAPERHANGING. paApting, plastering, car
penter work, jobbing and remodeling, metal
Wea Their stripping. Col. 9135 till 1880 pm,
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ESSEX SEDAN. 1927-Refnished in beauti-
full maroon looks and runs absolutely Xix
brand-new. Only $3.50. Lambert-Eudsc1.
Motor Co, THE House Of Confidence" 14.l
ST. at r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-15

HUDSON SEDAN, 1928; beautiful Job, j,is
like new; 1915. Justice Motor Co, 1910 1T.
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SALESMAN-One in position to work on
sire to make real money. Best opportunity
in automobile business in this city. Must
Tranklin Motor Car Co 1877 Conn ave
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ESSEX COUPE, 1s27-Perfect condition
$500. Bailey Motor Co.. 33rd and r. /. are.
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HELP--MAIE

AcToS MECHANICS wanted; we have per-
manent positions with good pay for Al
mechanics. Apply Mr.. Moore, l444 st.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen, 2, for used-car
department. PeerfesS- Motor Co., 1901 I4tn
A. wv.
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Chemically and so guaranteed; good pal
end tires: $3.50: terms low. Franklin Mott
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BOATS.
RADIO SALES AND REPAIRS.

RADIO SALES AND REPAIRS.
USED RADIOS from IS up. All in good
condition. Smiths Battery and Radio Serv-
ice. 2f49 18th st. NV.
USED ATWATER KENT battery operated
sets; complete: cheap. B. & j. Radio
Shop. 1901 Mt Pleasant St Col. 1889
EXPERT REPAIRING; work guaranteed no
charge for testing sets. Loornis Radio Col
lege, LABORATORY and Repair Dept. 405 9th.
Main 1889. IT'S
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SPECIALITY 'MEN--A national corpora ton
can use 2 more live wire men. orders
per day of q monthly payment proposition
will pay you $40. 90 weekly. See Mr.. Hawkes.,
1919 F. ST. n w, Room GOT.
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~.-NE MAN. experienced, wanted to manage
81 gTa: one who can furnish reference. Apply
9i3 Pennsylvania ave. NV. 15'
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FORD ENGINE SUPPORT welded in car,
$50; Ford engine heads exchanged, $l.5O.
Weldit Co., Sic LIST NV
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HUDSON COACH. late l926-A-1 conditions
extras; by private owner; a barSain. Tel.
Atlantic S5Sl-J IS
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HUDSON SEDAN. 1923; l27-inch wheelbase;
o-paSS. A perfect car fully equipped. Can
n9E oe DISTINGUISHED from new Price low.
lHL;xeo. tLaamosrt-Hudson Motor Co. The
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FORD TOURING: motor number over
100000; terms. SID 10th st. ne.
FORD 1925 TOURING AUTOMOBILE:
Notes, 405 10th st. NV. Franklin 1858. -
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ESSEX COACH. l926-We have several Q.
these cars all in pink of condition. Prices
reduced. Lambert-Hudson Motor Co., THE
House of Confidence" 14th st at r
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Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company. BALTIMORE BAIT M RE MD MD.
tory" Baltimore phone. Plaza 1888
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HUUSUN COACH, I924-NeW paint and top.
GOOD tires. Many extras. Perfect motto,
only slI5, Act QUICK. MAY. consider. Ford
OF CheVroiet In trade. No dealers. Adams
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FORDs-l927 Roadster. 1926 TOURING. 1924
Touring. Ali in good shape. Priced to move
quickly. 2012 18th st. NV.
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HUPMOBTLE SPORT TOURING. ly25-An
ssSampi. :. how seed Used <S sa5 really can
Hudson Motor Co. THE House of Conf
dence." 1Ath e. 81
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HUDSON COACH. excellent rubber ans
mechanically ok; Just been repainted
Bargain. S495. terms. 1905 NJ ST.
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CHEVROLET LANDAU-SEDAN; looks and
runs like new; tires almost new; a real bar
gam; your car in trade; easy terms. Ine
Washington Cadillac Co., 1l36-40 Conn. ave.
Decatur 1901
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THE EVENING STORY

ing round the desolate room. Rodney
was gone. No boy to bake pancakes for,
no boy whistling about the chores, no
boy muSsfng up her clean floor with
WRITINGS. For Rodney. like his father
was always trying to make something
He had some dim creative sense CROP
Ing for concrete expression.
Before nightfall Jean had fought a
thousand battles with doubtful VIC
tories On SnowShoes she had made her
way to a neig hbor's house and sold her
pet heifer. AS soon as she heard from
Rodney the check should go to him.
His letter was persistently cheerful:
Got everything for my comfort. Neat
little tent Everybodys good as gold.
There's one fellow here that's 0. k,
He's studied engineering. We're work
ing out a scheme together" Jean
smiled A friend and his whiting
that would keep Rodney contented
even If the scheme never came to any
thing. She wrote back gayly: Every
things going fine. Don't worry about
ANYTHING here at home. I'm strong as
a horse and work is good for me. I'M
bibe all the sunshine you can. Get
we'll That's all I want"
Winter passed. South winds unlocked
the creek, sunshine melted the snow
A song sparrow called to Jean through
her open window. She laughed as she
streaked down the road to the mailbox
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A Good Mother.

YEAN NORTH again peeped into
the kettle. The stew was ready.
Still Rodney did not come. What
could be keeping hinp She was
deeply troubled Her son seemed
Is have some secret which he would
not share with her. Her dark eyes
ssaiSte6 as she pondered the matter
"A few minutes later Rodney drove
naSt the window, dim shadow In the
thick white storm. Jean scrutinized
him anSiouSly as he entered. He was
50 like his father---and William had not
heen rugged. She FASTENED to place the
food upon the table They sat down,
bGl the boy only pretended to eat. She
could see that he was struggling with
same bitter hidden thing. At last she
could bear il no longer. Leaning for
ward, she stretched her brown. work
hardened hands across the table. My
dear bowl Tell mel" she pleaded her
rich voice vibrant with love and pain.
J" / hate to-I've been putting it off"
Rodney swallowed hard. Il went to see
Dec Hardy today--lais blue eyes met
her dark ones desperately He says my
lungs are like dads were-in the be-
ginning
Jeans heart shut like fist Yet she
managed to say calmly: What did he
advise"
Arizona. Butts impossible, told
him So"
Jeans mind worked fast ''You will
60 AT once-tonight." She started up
ssEverything can be got ready in few
minutes. Your new shirts are finished,
ready to pack There Is pie, cake, fresh
baked bread for your lunch box. All
I've got to do is to boil eggs and frizzle
some ham. You can take the midnight
train
The boy smiled with faint cynicism
'swhat about money!" he asked. We
haven't n cent that know Of"
Jean ran to the cupboard. Snatch
Ing q broken-nosed pitcher, she poured
out its contents before him. That will
take YOU anywhere" she said. I've
been saving my butter-and-egg money
for months to- Well, never mind
what for. It's yours. Listen, my son!"
as he protested. this is life or death
for you. misery or JOY for me. You're
all I've got. / can't lose you the way
] lost your father."
Three hours later Jean North stood,
lantern in hand, looking after the de-
parting train. q dwindling shadow In
the storm Her lips moved in prayer
She had plenty of time to think as
she drove home behind the Flooding
team. stumbling before a pung filled
with snow. 1t was o'clock before she
entered her lonely home The fire was
out She rebuilt 1t and sat down TO get
warm. Dawn found her asleep In her
chair. But the habit of early rising
soon aroused her She rose stiff1y. star
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page. Pinned TO It was n check for
St00 Impatiently she thrust aside the
money to read the words underneath:
And so Nina and are married Clark
married his girl, too. Now that we've
got enough to go on we're each going
to build us house, side by side. and
90 on inventing together. You see, I'm
tied up here. You better sell the old
sidehill and come, too"
Jean could no longer see. She pressed
her hand to her eyes. No, she wasn't
the crying kind. Shed be all right In
a minute. II was just that she was so
happy to have Rodney we'll. happy,
successful. AS for the old sidehill--she
was part of 1t, and always would be.
(Copyright 1891
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Maybe she would find letter from her

Maybe she would find letter from her
boy. ;.
She thrilled girlisly as she saw 1t.
touched 1t. No love letter ever gave
greater Joy to passionate woman than
did these immature boyish scrawls give
her. she had torn 1t open, glanced at
the front page, when DIR. Hardy came
bouncing along in his mud-splasned
roadster and paused to speak to her.
"You look happy!" he said.
"Oh. ami" Jean sang the words.
MY boys an inventors THAT contrap-
ton he and his friend Clark ingalls,
made has gone across big!'
The white-haired doctor looked at
her admiringly. He had known ner
always. he had helped Rodney into the
world and eased Williams passing out
of it.
You've got right to be proud But
then you're good mother" he saio'
as he changed gears and departed.
Standing there. bareheaded, beside
the muddy road, Jean read again that
first page, in which Rodney had biurted
out his great news, She turned the
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home at 1882 Half street southeast this
morning after receiving treatment for
mysterious illness since last Friday.
With SO other persons. women and
children, Mrs. Berry was victim of an
illness, which attacked the excursion
lists on the missions annual outing to
Marshall Hail. First thought to be vic
the box lunches distributed by the mis-
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Olympic Runner Badly Hurt.

BUDAPEST. Hungary. July IS t4').~-
Paul Kiraly Hungary's champion mara
thon runner. was badly injured to-
day in an automobile accident and will
be unable to compete In the Olympic
games
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Dollar Home Need Specials

Carpet Sweepers red green and brown ..........,S1
Pictures, l0xl4 and l6x2O each
Gard Tables, 29nch square tops,
Wrought Iron Bridge Lamp Bases ..,.............S1
Nickel Plated Flaware, IL pieces 81
PALATs RoYAL-Domnstairs Sfors
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sion, this theory was exploded yester-
day when District Government bacteri-
ologists and chemist completing a
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MRS. BERRY RECEIVERS.
Last of Mission Excursionistg Whc
Suffered From Poison.

Mrs. Mary /. Berry 40 years old, the
last Of the stricken Central Union Mis-
sion excursionists to be discharged from
Emergency Hospital. returned to her
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Children's Underwear
4 for 4

Boomers, awers and D,
waists. made of good quality
muslin or cambria. White -
only. 4 10 II year sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-25

three-day examination OF the lunch
specimens. reported finding no traces
of poison or decomposition in the food.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-25

OF nainsook, raynn alpaca,
slipwell and batiste. Ruled
or hip hens. Tailored or
lace trimmed, White and
pastel shades. Sizes SO to So.
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Women's Knit Union


Atwood suits for the little q
tots of 2 to 6 years. Plain al
or two-piece effects in fast "
colors.
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19c-25c Wash Goods
10 yards g
39c-59c Printed Rayons
; yards 81

Stripes, floral, figured and VI
novelty designs In washable
colors. Yard wide. .
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Women's and children's sizes =
to Al. BlouSeS. shirts, q
sleeveless bloelseS and mid Oh
dies. A good assortment and
a real bargain. ~
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Boys Novelty Hose

"a lengths for boys, also :. D
length rayon and mercerized
hose for girls. Sizes 7 to go. .
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Atwood Sweaters

For women and children. All
wool, some with rayon TRIM M
ming. Slip-on models in VI
broken size range. y
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Rayon Underwear, 2 {,

Step-ins and pantas of a -
close knit rayon. Tailored a.
or lace trimmed. Small III
women SKIES only.
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Dresses, rompers and pantie
dresses, of prints, chanhray
In plain. or figured designs,
Contrasting trimmings, Z to
d and 7 To IL years.
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YEAN NORTH again peeped into
4 the kettle. The stew was ready.
Still Rodney did not come. What
1.,t,aa he keefninr him. She WAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-25

"a lengths for boys, also z, d
length rayon and mercerized
hose for girls. Sizes 7 to ga. Ia.
Rayon Underwear
Step-ins. gowns. boomers n
and panties of rayon; also a a.
few glove silks included. Oh
Lace trimmed. Slightly ir-
regular. s&A
Women's Knit Union
Suits, z for Il
All first quality. bodice S
style with shell knees. Sizes
IS to ~. 1dA'
Children's Underwear
z for Il
Broken assortment of rayon 81
vests and boomers. all well
made. -~
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Novelty Wolfe Gowns

Neatly trimmed with ma -
chine and handmade laces, IA
Various necklines and sleeve 0N
lengths. Pink and pastel
shades. Regular and some -
extra sizes.
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DAYTIME Frocks

OF prints, voiles and dinlty.
Washable colors. Trimmed
with organdie and contrast
ing pipings. Sizes i6 TO so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-25
24x48 Rag Rugs, z 70,
English Longcloth
10 wards

All white with soft cha D.
noise finish. Free from
dressing. Comes in 10-yard -
bolts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-25

Prints or ginghams, with and
without sleeves. Trimmed
with contrasting pipings.
Sizes Sc to A.