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IttWSET MIEH
Al Top
Lovely Hand-embroidered
Bib, with padding .45c
AbaDee~~
Crisp Organdy Bonnet,
Si.85
Crepe de Chine Coat. with
handmade lace. 1895
A. LsJt-~
FlanneIette Wrappers. with
pink edge. ,..,...... SOC
n Rigbt--
Crepe de Chine Carriage
Set, with halnd-embroideTy
and handmade lace, .$6.o5
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. r. Little of Montreal
Canada, accompanied by their son, Tom
Little, are at the Wardman Park Hotel
for several days.
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New Cream Woolens

Homespun, 81 yard Diagonal Weave. IS yard.
Flannel $2.s0. So yard Basket Cloth. $4,S0 yard
Novelty Light.weght Tweed, $2.so yard
woolEN uoens sEcsioN FIooR
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Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner has issued
cards for a reception to meet Nine.
Orlova in the DuBarry room of the
Club ST. Marks Thursday afternoon.
from 4 to $50 o'clock.
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Mrs Erlebacher of the Hotel RooSe-
Welt is spending Easter week in Pine
hurst and is registered at the Holly
Inn.
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Not Illustrated

NUk AItWoEEWGA
Hand-embroidered Pillowcases,
Csc
Hemstitched Pillow Slips. .45c
Hemstitched Bassinette Sheets,
45c
Pillow Slips, to match. .... zoe
Kapoc Pillow. ..............45 .45c
Lisle Stockings. .25c
Fancy Top Socks. ......... use
White Slippers, ! to 3.......ssc
Baby Lisle Shirts. anna. '25c
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Not Illustrated
Baby Handmade and Hand-em-
broidered Dresses. s........ .S1.95
Elsborstely Hand embroidered
Handmade Dresses. ..... 1926
Handmade and Embroidered Ger
uudsS .........,...,. .93c
Walking Dresses, TO 3 year
sizes, in prints s...........Sl45
Bird's-eye Diapers, 27x27. .S1.55
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EXCHANGE.



T-ROOM MODERN DWELLING, 4 ACRES,
Richmond, Va. for ., c.. nearby Md. or
Va. property. Address Box 424-.T. Star office.
OWNER DESIRES TO EXCHANGE $4,000
equity in siS-room house, Chevy Chase Md.
apartment. Wis, s5S7-J
10 CLEAR LoTs; Is HOUSES, LEASED FOR
year y G. property; 42T acres, clear Flor
ida, aood for subdivision. VIII trade for
u. c. apartment or trust paper Address
10000 EQUITY ny SEVERAL SNAIL Il.
Clear aiound. Phone NJ 1896 Moadap /"
SIe,500 EQUITY IN BEAUTIFUL OR. AND
3-bath detached brick house. near c. G.
Circle. for small houses small ant. or small
apt. one tr'ist, FOR small houses r. II
LEWIS, Main $3.50 Adams 1875 after
" I'LL EXCHANGE A $4,000 FIRST MORT
aaec for. city, farm or water. front property
Nunsev BIDS Baltimore Md
BUS. Prop to Exchange.
9Th It. NV. south. Of M-Modern brick
eo o ing Of store o IND Tan aes and
rs feet front, Owner desires residential
property ard very advantageous EXCHANGE
can be medn, Call NJ. 1853.
WALTER a. BROWN. 1400 H
SMALL, APARTMENT.
trust. well rented owner win trade for
houses, around or farm. Call N. 1858
WALTER A. BROWN. I400 II.
W.T. HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF PROPER
ties. both business and residential, downtown
and suburban, for exchange. Many of these
properties arc clear; others subject to first
trust only. I! you have a house business
Main 1858,
WALTER A. BROWN. 14oo II.
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
sME=sunuRBAN PROPERTY. sAlE-sIsuK.AN PROPERTY
OPEN DAILY, SUNDAY AND JULY 4TH
7-ROOM NEW HOUSE. UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.
A Genuine Opportunity for Some
Fortunate Buyer.

decidedly
rom
dining ox
h ss sh n Kes s @ p wall" sSn eSara
Th easement he weGgs al aides Mn closet han
fixtures
% hataea aga herboad
@ & @ 1n1 sS SS pn s fqs a aops ns
% @ orsS a ns s e s cSoo n snsd Ts
eli @ ea i AGO. reasonable terms Open and lighted
UNIVERSITY PARK Co, INC.
Office on Property Phone Hyatts. 1875 w.
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5slsp1, AND MCKINLEY. CHEVY CHASE, D
ton clear; terms. Col sso6 - SO0~
WILL. SELL MY EQUITY. IN CORNER LOT,
cash offer; viii take auto in trade Apply
l505 Mass. ave, Sc. a.
VERY DESIRABLE LoT IN ARLINGTON
Heights at low figure; pretty view. Apply
Crest. Terms, Sc cash, 81 a month G. 4.
JOHNSON, Owner. oos 10th ne.
sl.95o :, BEST. LOCATED LOT IN CITY.
overlooking golf links, surrounded by beau
6 66s e sna WsfopS 4rs Rds h sas no
I!INENCUN1BERED. s0x125;. Ideal. BUILD
Telephone Cleveland les4-N. 2
o E5ss 6 bh HH EHn 4q Edt specialist ssSG
1912 il St Main 5e3. Clev 4llT.
& by le6 Il. to a 2s-st. alley at stu and
Nicholson SITS Ably 1,p a o SsfSsln.
$40 Quincy St NV u
4 BEAUTIFUL HOME SITE, as ACRES.
irf0,nting on Ga aye extended about III
OWNER, $40 Quincy st, NV. ---.----.-.----- l.
ARGYLE TERRACE, NEAR 10Th AND VAR
mum. overlooking Rock Creek Park; 4oxl65
0ut-of-town owner will sell at bargain Mr.
FURR Main 1885.
Residence, Adams T220 i"
BEAUTIFUL, 10th ST, LOT. ,n,-
Very attractive lot, fronting 80 IT. on 10Th
st, which must be sold Price less than
what lots are selling for in same section.
F"l' 'nf0rm noufs 3 SHOEMAKER.
l407 New YORK Ave Main 1865.
BEAUTIFUL LOT
A REAL BARGAIN.
For reasons, best known e, himself, the
Don't miss this opportunty.
This lot has many beautiful trees and Is
to"ated near 18TH St IL
Terms can be arranged. il desired. Re-
member that you can build your home ac-
cording to your own ideas set just what
gon want ana s9ve money Get our aree
real home for you; you Will pc aareeaniy
surprised at the money you will save Do
not delay; telephone US now for an appoint
ROBERT E HEATER. REALTOR.
A spsrS q pM Pho n Mr. oetz cev s4i4
MASSACHUSETTS PARK.
Home ana Land Values over $lo.Soo.ooo
Large villa sites and lots 81
to lis feet front. Five minutes
from Sheridan Circle. Booklet
with names of over 200 purchas-
crs and plat mailed on request.
MIDDAUGH < SHANNON,
Incorporated.
1855 X ST. NV.
Main $685. Established 1899,
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aENT HOUSES-FUR. \ UNFUR.
OWNER WILL. RENT PRACTICALLY NEW
Seven-room house, incinding breakfast ard
slSSptnR porches; immediate possession: SsS
Ga 1892,
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WANTEgl----T,0TS.
a---Hr
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

YOUR CHANCEl CLEAR LOT ACCEPTE
as payment on new brick house. Why M
save your cash? Clev. 6i60.
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MD MONTHLY
will buy the last one of these houses To-
Gated NJ 20d Allegheny ave. Takoma Park,
Md. Fty@ rooms, bath, electric lighta, gaa
range, cement pavementa, cellar under en-
tire house Open Sunday all day for in~
specticn Key next door
ALIEN 8. CLARKE Jr., 1900 Eve st. NV.
io7 HURLEY AVE, CoLMAR MANoR---S "a.
a b.; lot 80 II. front, double gAraReI fruit
$3.50 caah, $40 month Main laia
GROOM AND. bath BUNGALOW CON
crete cellar and nipeless furnace electricity;
laundry tfays, front and back porehes; ga
rage lot Oh by $50 Price, SIS, TS0 Small
cash payment, $40 month
l0vroom and bath houae; h,.wh; all
modern improvements lot N by 100 shade
trees corner lot on paved streets Could
he remoasied into apartments. ! block
from car line and business section ia Hyattae
VILE Price, 50 $50. Terms.
q, u, YANrEINuER,
Phone HyattsPllie "a
HNaf
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f4th & x
~ sl-sHaassls-i-sl-as.l.--i' alss-
COIORFD.

NEW SUBURBAN HOMES
lin Colonial HEIGHTS subdivision. Just over
Key Bridre Beautiful view over city.
Each house on large lot
Cross Eev Bridge. straight through Ross
lvn 10 Wilson boulevard, turn right of
Boulevard at first street opposite. Murphy &
Ares lumber yard. go to top of hill. then
turn rtmht short hIoek TO houses
on NORTH SIDE OF STREET
Brown BUNGALOW. r.. b.. large porch .s5s 90
White bnnRaiow. s r.. b.. large porch go. 90
on SOUTH SIDE or STREET.
Corner house, r. and b. with porch. SIS GO
Middle house. r. and b. with porch. 500
Third house. 7 = and b. With porch, $500
All houses have running water. gas and
e-eNel 49, ~ r~r-nAAs ~
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Beautiful Takoma Park.

Beautiful Takoma Park.
ss500-~BRTCK, rooms on one of our
finest streets; Just listed today; splendid buy
SS.75o~Stucco hungaiow OF nice rooms
and garage. Nice level lot. 5ox1so Splen-
did location Paved street owner Gus OF
city Make your own terms
Only ST,35e-~aNew No cash payment 10
responsible party beautiful Engish home
of & artlsticaiiy planned rooms, tile bath,
buiit-in garage. hot-water heat, oak floors,
fireplace paved street. close TO stores and
school, lovely lot S0xi92 with magnificent
trees Why rents
$a,950~~A beauty. s65 a month viii pur-
chase one of the prettiest and best built
homes in Taknina Park This Is 6~room
colonial home with pretty reception hall and
artstieally paneled Twins and ainins rooms.
Also has large attic excellent location OF
high elass homes DoeS it pay 10 rents
LET ME HELP YOU CHOOSE A HOME,
MAIfDF II. I.AWRY.
SHEPHERD 2a46 2Is CEDAR AVE
ONE AND ONE~HALF BLOCKS BELOW
POST OFFICE
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Best buy in Falls Church. Virginia. Small
berry and fruit Small cash payment; balance
like rent II you want the most value for
your money, inspect this one. Phone Falls
Church 300.
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TER OHARA
= OWNEF.
Tel Clarendon 1873 Bancroft. Va.
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

bAFsIFAIN FON QUICK BUXEK,
New 6-room house, ami, including gas;
all oak floors, tile bath; beautiful enamel
range in kitchen; cellar equipped with laun-
dry trays and toilet; good garden space
sidewalks two blocks Of stores. one block
of car line. Small cash payment. balance
Gil easy terms
Desirable lots on grade with city conven~
iences; beautiful view: high elevation, over
looking Conduit I'd. surrounded with new
homes Brick school now under construc-
ton on property to be finished by Fall. On
easy terms See w. r. JACKSON, owner
1924 Conduit I'd r1av AR9
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NEW DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS lh
nearby Maryland 6nbdiyision a0fs below cost
for cash. OWNER ia2a Trinidad ave ne
BEAUTIFUL Tors. HlGH AND HEALTHY,
Cagmady Hills So down, W monthly. 40 IN.
tetesi imorqnersftt t f,rst payment ates
.tsiaiats 272, ali day Sunday.
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ATTRACTIVE-FTvE LARGE ROOMS, TILE
bath, newly papered and painted: modern b
convenienceS: rent, s35 per month; vacant. >
Inspect HOS Mt. Vernon ave. opposite
George Mason High School. Potomac. Va.
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~
4 ACRES CULTIVATED: ALI. FRUITS. pr
house; iArW I. hot and cold water. Fails
Church 8a8~F-l2 -
TAkOMA, y. c,-~DETACHED. ROOMS 3
nofchea. screened garage, shade excellent
condition ReposaeSsed. sacrtnce price, easy
terms open Call at 5000 Laurel Vt, J.
a REAL BAR0AfN~~7 ROOMS, AN H., IN
house Is for sale by owner direct, who WIN
make any reasonable terms. 10 SchieS, Hy-
att6yllle IiYatts 44d A.
ron coLoRED, 1442 r ST. N W,.-~e ROOMS,
bath aud cellar entire house like, news $500
cash, 500 per month, Open sunday,
"a o00~-Slx ROOMS BATH, HOT WATER
heat electricity. lot boSlh0. near eaIs a., and
bus Ilnei by owner Address Box 20S, East
FAILS Church Va -
FlVE-ROOM BUNGALOW IN AMERICAN
University Park, large attic and basement
1880 5000 eash 46a7 asth u. NV. =
$50 VIRGINIA AVE ADJOINING LYON
Park price, 49, 800 easy terms Groom de-
tached house, furnace heat, electficityl per-
WA0aAMAn 4 hRAWNER, mo,
100 Eye 80, NV RI, i4Gb.
SEVEN ROOM BUNGALOW. HARDWOOD
floors, FURNACE. beat one, mile from Dist
line Oh W, b, 4 4 II, r. PRICE, $4,000,
SreMggLL ad rpap NC cspttel HeishtA'
with naraac, 600; aioo cash. 81 10 suit,
rorner lot @ii22 ss Jay s7ssS JAKE 10y +
prices aud trims 70 sui Alao 10 remit
8. r. bungalows and houses. san TO $50
'ee J T.. PRICE, $40 airanlt aye, Va Hieh"
lands Phone Clarendon a4a~W~i j.
5rnooM BUNGALOW, aLEEpIHu PORCH
Well iandsesned Near Lyon VILLAGE, lilo 500
Tennis, Phone Clarendon oHA-Jo2. ~
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No Cash-S48.50 Per Month
Buys most beautiful BUNGALOW. Md. North
oak floors, cedar closets large attic trees.
large lot. Owner Address Box ALL, Star
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Phone Main 67SS Res. Prone Berwyn tiN-M.
OWNER LEAVING TOWN, MUST sAcRl.
Serner. paved alley. sass an 81 NV. -
GREATEST RARSSAiN EVER QFFEREn,
t-feem house all modern. colonial porch
six lots. With fruit, flowers, metal SaEage
vacant terms TO responsible party, Amply
$s,ss0.~vAcANr, lis4 RI.ApENSauRCs RIO.
ne -~snd commercial 1ones SIX large rooInS.
bath. gaS. electricity, colonial porch. screens.
sNnNpStS s sarsse sec cash; $50 x 0nte'y
se, seo--yAcANT- QREATIy REpucEp. FOR
satek ss.sj seven larse roSglS bath, sEiek,
seed terms Apply 90 = 81, ne $50
RuRtgrrA
BY ewnsF Secqnte9 months. TeFmS 10
coI.oRgIl Rg AiiTir III as,NsSxY0w Ar
ASss Hayes 81. ne, gsns,, bath, cleo. hsAtS,
i, JOHNSON. aeos Csauie 81 me- phsns lin
sA9i~w. or see Miss J, WASHINGTON iiis
EAR NP SssssS ssA sSss e Ssw assMs ! 5s
$lasan. ENevptlenAl terms caeNeA AiiN
gnaKMooN, INV houSX 0RENs SIX
yeNSseSs taegnaNesy modern near school ana
ears cato MidaleseS lane, tes month,
s ,,1,!.s nlAEsaAiN! 80 pa u. - -
sa'fso $40 cash 50 40 owner On sFSsal ssS
mn. l4se AMI eARK M, sScrfoN; sISo
SaSA NNlaave ASs keAe sets aseA ~ .newtS
At3 eatNSe Well RSekeA 0N tStA AZ BE-
SSteN StlS asa SNlnv> SaS Cag OWNER.
N'sassases en- Ns>t rAsel
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BARGAIN ~5-RooM HOUSE AND LOT
Sa.a00l 3as 1ath ST. ne, Apply w NJ
SILVER SPRING, MD. DIRECT FROM
oWnef~~Furnished or unturniShed, fve-roum
and bath bungalow sleeping porch: garage;
large, fenced~in lot; growing chickens and
Earlien. Main 100. ar 49,
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IF SOLD THIS WEEK, $500. TgRMS-SGY
Sti,Ono mod. brick house, SO II. wide, SAGFS
Addition. large lot; : sarases. Col. ilsa,
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China and Glass Gif IS

These useful, permanent and deco
rative gifts, many are imported all
from our finest makers.
New Imported China Tea Sets. with lemon plate
and fork in colorfu decorations on cream back
ground with dainty green border $6o5
New Imported Cake Sets coorful decoration on
mother-of-pcarl background, with blue green
and orange borders; edged with narrow black
. .0o
Four.piece China Salad Sets; hand decorated in
two tones of luster, with coorful fruit decora-
tlOnS VI.oU
New Imported Condiment Sets, in a great variety
of shapes and decorations. Observation-Disclosures ST.
Assorted Gold Encrusted Tableware, in the Ram
bier Rose design; octagon shape. .S225 piece
CHINA GLASSWARE, FLOOR.
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PATIENTS RECORD USED.
Carolina Evidence Lags in Hospital
License Trial.

RALEIGH. N. c.. December / OP.-
Interest Jagged in the trial In Superior
Court here yesterday of the case Of the
State Board Of Charities and Welfsre
seeking to revoke the license of High
land Hospital at Asheville, when most
of the time was taken up with the ex-
animation, crosS-examination and re-
direct examination of Miss Frances Las
ley, formerly assistant head nurse at
the institution. concerning daily hos
pital records Of the condition of S. S.
Lambeth, jr., State witness and former
patient at the Sanitarium.
Testimony corroborating evidence
given by Lambeth was given by two
tormer attendants at the hospital at
the morning session. j. r. Hampton
and B. E. Hanes testified as to the truth
OF Lambeths testimony that he had
been kept without clothing in a room
furnished only with a pad for him to
sleep on, Hampton said he saw Cy
Smith. head attendant. strike Lambeth
On one occasion without provocatiou.
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Lamp Gifts

Bring cheerful, radiant happiness to
your home this Christmas with bril-
liantly hued, fine quality lamp.
Junior Lamp, metal base with antique gold etched
tubing and stretched silk shade two lights. 1872
Bridge Lamp; pewter and antique brass makes
this lamp very popular. New silk shade. $3.50
Colonial Lamp, polish steel finish; adjustable arm
and French print parchment shade. .....>.. $40
Table Lamp; two-light candle effect; empire finish.
Oval parchment shade ..................$ $3.50
Boudoir Lamp, of china or glass in soft colors;
silk-lined georgette shade. with lace ru1es, $3.50
Desk Lamp of mahogany or walnut, with banded
parchment shade to match $3.50
LAMPS SEVENTH FLOOR.
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SUGAR EXPERTS NAMED.
League Appoints Quartet to Study
Varied Phases of Field.

GENEVA, December l OpD.-Experts
who are to aid in the inquiry by the
League of Nations into the world sugar
industry situation were named yester-
day. DR.. PrinSen Geeriigs of Amster-
dam. Holland. will deal with cane sugar
production: r. o. LIGHT and c. o.
Magdeburg. with beet sugar production.
and DR.. Mikusch Of Vienna, with fiscal
systems and consumption
The inquiry Is being made as a
result Of a recommendation Of the eco
nomic consultative committee of the
League, which thought that both coal
and sugar should be investigated The
report of the experts will be submitted
to the economic committee at the lat
ters next meeting on January IA.
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UKRAINE FREEDOM ASKED
Clergy Send q. S. Resolutions Seek
ing Aid Toward Independence.

PHILADELPHIA, December 1 OP.-
Announcement was made yesterday that
the American Ukrainian Catholic
clergy, representing the Ukrainian
Greek Catholic diocese of the United
States, has addressed resolutions to the
United States Government and to the
allied powers asking their good Offices
IN the freeing of Ukraine from Polish
rule and the establishment Of an in
dependent Ukrainian state
The resolution was sent to Secretary
of State Kellogg, and signed by the
Very Rev. Alexander Prystay Of Hart
ford. Conn, chairman, and the Rev.
DR.. Onufrey Thomas Kowalsky Of Bos.
ton, secretary.
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Freezes to Death in Wyoming.

EVANSTON Wyo. December GP).
--Wyomings three-day storm the hsav;
lest of the year. claimed one life. Word
rescHed 80 here Yesterday of the death by
ereo11rc Of Jess Ward, employed as tool
Irssser bv the McCaiin Oil Co. of Los
Angeles. at a well being drilled about
fwo and a half miles from Spring valley.
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Employe Shot by Auto Gunman.

KENOSHA, Wis. December l LP).-
Herbert Reeser, 81. knitter, employed
bv the .siien A. Co., was shot and criti-
,,ally wounded by an automobile gun
man as he reached home from work
late yesterday. He was taken to hos
pitaI. The company has been expert
encing labor trouble for some time
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urniture Gifts

You live with furniture-therefore 1t
is most appreciated gift, constant
reminder of its thoughtful donor
Coxwell Chair, upholstered in tapestries or
A Governor Winthrop Desk is ideal for the library
or living room OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SOS
An End Table will add considerably to the COM
fort of cozy home life .....................$ SIS
Drop-leaf Console. Colonial reproduction of Duncan
Phyfe PERIOD mahogany trimmed .........$ $110
FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.
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Scatter-Size
Oriental Rugs

In time for the Holiday Spirit are these
Scatter.size Oriental Rugs, with their
bright warm colors and distinctive de-
signs. Many of our own direct imports
included in this assortment. Excep-
tional values.
Average Size 3x6 .............$ .$28.75
Average Size 2.6x46 ....... .$47.50
Average Size 3x6 .............S $3.50
Average Size 3x5 .............$6 .$6S.50
RUGS FIFTH FLOOR.
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Curtains and Draperies

Christmas remembrances of distnc-
tiveness and charm, combining prac-
ticability and good taste.
Lustre Lace Panel Curtains in desirable patterns.
$3.50 pair. Others to $3.50 pair.
India Print Covers, in light and dark colors size
2x3 yards $3.50.
India Print Scarfs and Pillow Tops, 75c to $2.7s.
Other India Print Covers to $1250'each.
Chinese Embroideries, attractive designs in bright
cheerful colors-
Size 6x6 inches 75c. Size 8xl2 inches, 81.
Size IL inches round, $3.50 Size 11x34 inches, $6.
Size 2o inches round, $8
Exclusive Showing of Chrome Plush Scarfs, Mats
and Pillows; each piece individually dyed and
perfectly blended.
Table Mats, 81 to So. Table Scarfs $675 to $3.50.
Piano Throws, $47.50. Pillows, $37s to $S.75.
Lovely Satin Bedspreads, in attractive colors of
blue, green, orchid and gold. Full hounce with
small ruf1es.
Single bed size. $16S0. Double bed size, $3.50.
Rufhed Draperics to match, $o7s pair.
DRArERns, SIXTH FLOOR.
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Mirrors and Pictures

Are furnishings of topmost Importance
in the modern home and are gifts that
will win you the heartfelt gratitude of
the recipient.
Fine Hand-colored Etchngs, framed, S3 to SIS.
One of the New Maxheld Parrish Pictures will be
an ideal gift, $3.50 and SIS.
New Mirrors for hall, Venetian style; all glass, So
Artistic New Mantel Mirrors, $3.50.
PICTURES SIXTH FLOOR.
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CHRISTMAS Gifts
FDR TIL HIM
Gift Housewares

To delight the heart of
housewife
Toast or Hot Cake Dishes;
beautifully decorated plate
with nickel.plated rim and
cover, $3.75.
NickeI.pIated Crumb Trays,
with brushes, $2.7S and $3.50;
with scrapers, $l.7S and S2.25.
NickeI.plated Crumb Sweepers.
$3.75.
Nickel.pIated Trivets, to hold
hot dishes and teapots, pro.
tect and beautify your
table. $3.75 to S..
Nickel.pIated Sandwich or
Cake Trays, with beautifully
decorated plate insert, per-
forated and embossed rim
and hinged handle, s..
Universal Stainless Steel Cary.
ing Sets, with stag handles
and silver.pIated ferruIes.
Three.piece sets, S4.95.
Cape Cod Fire Lighters, a sub.
stitute for kindlinf wood in
open 6replaces. Polished
Brass. SS.3S; complete with
tray. Black and Brass, $S.7S;
complete with tray. An
tique Brass, $3.50; complete
with tray.
Cane Cod Fire Lighters. Mis-.
sion Style. Wrought Iron,
$3.50; complete with tray.
Hammered Brass, $3.50; com.
plete with tray. Hammered
Copper. $3.50; complete with
tray.
Witch Brooms. for the hearth,
in various colors, $l.75.
"WiIl.O-Ware" Wood Baskets.
finished in solid and two
tone colors. Several styles
and sizes, $3.50 to SO.
Kitchen Wall Clocks, in mod
ern and Dutch designs; with
eight.day movements, $2.oS TO
S4.7S.
Imported Bread and Cake
Boxes. white enameled and
decorated; oblone shape,
S2.25 and $3.50.
Lieht.weieht Folding Breakfast
Trays. an ideal gift for an
invalid. Finished in attrac-
tive coIors and white. White
Enamel style, S.. Colored
Enamel style, SS.2S.
Brass Door Knockers, S2.7S to
$3.75.
Guest Room Door Knockers of
polished brass, $l.2S.
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
Valves Jail Stay
So He May Be Free
Before Christmas

Rosario Lombardo, whose convic-
ton of contempt of court and a
sentence of As days in jail was af-
firmed Monday by the District Court
of Appeals, is anxious to begin serv-
ing his time and through Attorney
Austin F. Garfield yesterday agreed
tn waive the time for the mandate
of the court to the bent to the lower
tribunal.
Lombardo will surrender next
Monday so that he may finish his
sentence before Christmas, Garfield
told Assistant United States At
torney Neil Eurkinshaw, who prose-
cuted him. Lombardo was held In
contempt in June, 1927. by the iate
Justice James Francis Smith when
he approached a juror trying his
brother-in-law and remarked you
are trying to send my brother-in-
law down.