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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-01-27
Squawks
~ VIOLA eRoTAERs SHORE


FOR THE GOOSE
a MAN worries about ieavin' his
"A money 10 the hands of woman !;
a woman about leavin' her children
In the hands OF a maa.
a. 5r .:.;...,:,-5.
friendship between two people
might be SO close piece OF paper
c1nltlnt get between. Unless 1t was
stamped Silver Certificate Payable TO
Bearer On Demand.
When love dies Outa the winder a
lotta other things comes in the door.
FOR THE eANDER-
No use tryin to sell oysters to a
nan tiiat just got a bad one.
one-haif OF the world is forever
lauginin' at the other half. And the
other half is forever iaughin' just as
hard.
You cont count near as much on
people you helped as on them that
want you to help EN-.
lCopyright.l
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-01-27
x*%x%%xx ~ X x xx*xxxx4
By JOHN BLAKE

OF what use is the art of picture
making or of writing if ii does not
bring to minds which grOpe in the
darkness some of the light which
could illuminate them?
The traveller about to start on a
Journey gets all possible information
from those who have taken the same
journey.
In life we are all travellers, and we
must secure all the aid, we can in
planning our long and only tour.
1t from books and from the stage
we can see life as ii is the knowledge
will help rather than harm us.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-01-27
BELIEVING AND
ACCOMPLISHING
By =. A. WALKER -*-*-*-*-ss

he struggles to gain a footing and
shortly lies still, painting from ex-
haustion and trembling with fright.
His driver scatters sand or puts
down bagging upon which he might
get toe hold. But the horse has lost
his CONFIDENCE. he believes that
lie cannot get DIP and nothing short
of punishment with the whip will
make him even try.
So long as he had confidence, so
long as he believed in himself and his
ability to get on his feet he was will
ling to keep making the attempt.
When the belief was gone. he was
unwilling to make further trial. He
was done for.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-01-27
STOP CHILBLANS

The Gripping anhoyances of chilblainss
chat indescribablel half numbness and
half pain in the feft caused by exposure
to snow or cold. quikkly relieved by CARROLL
Why suffer VIII n e 50-cent box OF
CARROLL will take the misery out OF
walking? Get box at your druggists
now. Your money! back il not satisfied.
SPURL oCK-N EAIX CO., Nashville. Tenn
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-01-27
RHEUMAT|S ISM

While in France with the American
Army I obtained 4 noted French pre-
scription for the treatment of Rheu-
matism and Neuritis. I have given
this to thousands with wonderful re-
suits. The prescription cost me moth
ing. I ask nothing for it. ! will mail
it if you will send me your address.
A postal will bring it. Write today.
Paul Case, Branch 1. Brockton, Mass.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-01-27
Painters Philosophy

'The fact that yesterday / may have
painted good picture means moth
Ing" says. William Lathrop, the ar
fist, Il am worth no more than the
picture l can paint today and tomor-
American Magazine.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-01-27

Zebra.
You see, that makes him very, very
wise and important.
'"There are creatures of eleven
years old who may not be wise and
important, but to my zebra mind
there is nothing much finer in the way
of an age than the age of eleven.
"The King, your father, thinks that
my age is a fine age. am nine years
old.
1--WE are both from Cape Colony,
Evening star., 1928-04-19

"a Sales is an essential factor 10
sgcesssiBi operation Of any uisr-
Sndlsgng plan
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Chevrolets-Fords
1924 18th St.
Putemse 1881.

Chevrolets-Fords
Used cA-s With TIE K Taas ccznm.
Ssx late nsgfel Chevrolet Landau ssAasa.
Taxa v0ar naes A. SASa % ssay tsrssA
ThF~s Ford Tcarlnxx Rsh sasss Ard
gued Al low ertees
1897 Chevrolet cegpe. eczssstoe rszsecs
taS sSaipp s'' 81: sso "'ssa' ss.s aSss ''s
months
tasS CAsvTVs1ef CeacA so rev ss~~s ~
AalsteFy N sassS4l1 cessias.ca rsecA AassaR
eog'as'.Ce sxeel,sat ~ nss tai e see tAss
eAz, SllA sAsA ealaaSs - aaoasAs
lasa Eora Coanes ts', sagy sou,pp@as
pSnss e25 uTes sxselasaI yoa. svS Aas
SSsS-SSoo a casa aaAAaSs - easntas
1877 rcrd reRrtnS, eapy ensy $3.50 r,a=.,
sSse, IS sasa, 2alsaes - aseatas
- OTHERS,
K. L. TAYLOR Motor CO.
CHEVROLET nSALERs
1870 l4,A ST. NV.
iS,7 i+ta ST, NV.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
JUSTICE

All That the Name Implies
1877 Peerless Sedan $3.50
1927 Chevrolet Coach ... 4l0
1927 Chevrolet Sedan. ..... AIS
1916 ChrysIer 40" Coach. \. 075
1876 ChrysIer Coupe. $50
1875 Studebaker Road ..... $50
1876 Ford Touring. ....... Us
Peerless Roadster"....., $50
1925 Dodge Coupe. e... AIS
1926 Buick Roadster..... $50
Justice Motor Co.
1910 i4th.
opsn Eysainss sad tuAaAgs
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:.PENDABLE USED CARS.
Cheap transportation.

. lawkins Nash Motor
Company, Inc.
1888, Is09-ii 14th St. NV.
Main $50.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
SPEED

80 A@A~A%
"a Sales is an essential factor in
: successful operation Of any uisr~
= sndlshg plan
50
ne Csfs-~smzl large. open and
ysed~~LSts Bo1eis snd ready to 30,
tutz Sport, wire wheels. Si75|
odge Coupes $2z5. S375. $50
rdan Straight & Sedan. $50
ash z63 Adv. Coach. ...... $50
ills-St. Claire fe........... $50
iupp Series R............ z25
ids e Cosch............. AS
heyrelet Z6 Coupe. 52s
De6ge Tosrinss ~ jest trA1e4 in
1874, 1875.
See These Before You Buy.
> )ahIand Sedan 6-45 ..... $3.50
leyelsnd Sedan. ......... 30
tudebaker. rumble seat t... $50
5ardner IT., 5 bearing mo. 30
WALLACE
Eg l. ST. NV. AAAE AAla 7siz.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
Science Church
Leader Dies In
Rochester,N Y.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Oct. 12.-tFl
Mrs. Augusta Z. Stetson, at one
time a leader in the Christian Sci
ence church, died here today ut the
age Of 81. She had been III for 1C
weeks.
Beginning the practice Of Chris
tan Science healing in 1884. Mrs
Stetson the next year preached or
alternate Sundays in the Mother
church, in Boston. She was sent u
New York City in 1856 and beeam,
one Of the organizers and charter
members Of the First Church o.
Christ Scientist, New York.
She preached regularly in tn,
church and in 1888 became its pas
tor, which title was changed in 1885,
to First Reader. She continued il
that office until the rule Of rotation
was inaugurated making a term thre,
years. Her total tenure of office a.
pastor and First Reader was II years
When the New York Christian Sci,
ence Institute was chartered in 1891
Mrs. Stetson became its principal
She raised $1,250,000 to build the
First church in New York City and
dedicated il free Of debt, rs soon as
it was completed in 1908. The entire
sum was contributed by Mrs. Stetson
and her students.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
NY Expressmen
Close Strike On
Concern Promise

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-R-strik-
ing employees Of the American Kan.
cav Express company were back AZ
their Jobs today and the embargo
which the company had placed on
all Incoming and outgoing express
has been lifted.
Decision 10 end the strike was
taken by the workers at a mass
meeting addressed by George NJ.
Harrison, grand president Of the
international Brotherhood of Rail-
wav and Steamship Clerks.
Harri-s= read thA.' 9 letter tre"
company officials promising the
strikers they would be given a hear
ing next Wednesday. The strike
was not sanctioned by the interna'
tional union. and Harrison said, was
illegal under the national railway
labor act and the lnion's contract
with the company. The strikers
main grievance had been norreeog-
nized by the company and Harrison
told them the offer Of the company
70 hear their spokesmen removed
that grievance. giving as il did
tseit recognition to Ne strikers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
HOOVER HAS
BUSIEST WEEK
With Two Speeches to
Write, Nominee is
Speeding Work
Ry JAMES L. WEST

. ASSOCIATED PreSS stair NriterD !.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.-P-
Herbert Hoover is driving himself
harder this week than he has in
any time in the campaign as he has
been faced with the task Of prepar-
ing two speeches in even less time
than he usually has devoted to the
writing of a single one.
These addresses are to be deliv-
cred on the next two Mondays ard
that to be made in the arena at
Boston on October Is had to be in
the hands Of the printer today to
be available to the press by next
Sunday.
While the republican presidential
candidate will have four days next
week in which to put the finishing
touches on the New York address OF
October % he must get the rough
draft out of the way before going
to Boston as some Of his time MT
week must be given over TO politi-
cal conferences and direction Of the
campaign.
II the nominee finds that be will
not have time to treat ut Boston
on the maintenance of a merchant
marine after he has expanded his
views on the tariff and foreign
trade, he probably will touch upon
that subject in his New York
speech.
The itinerary Of the visit to Bos-
ton has been completed in detail
and calls for an absence from Wash
ington Of slightly less than So
hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
Pal of Convict
R~ecaptured Found
Dead In New York

NEW YORK, Oct. 1~2.-tF1-Johr
Hennessy, pal Of Edward Ryan.
escaped convict, who was captured
Monday in the Bronx after a CUR
battle with police. was found dead
near Bronx Park this morning. three
bullet wounds in the back of his
head.
Police believed he was killed in
an automobile and his body taken to
the spot where it was found. They
were not ready to say whether IL
was an act Of reprisal by Ryan's
friends for probable t~reachery.
Ryan has been identified as the
man who shot and killed a hospital
guard at Fordham hospital a few
weeks ago. and as ore Of four men
who last August held up a bus COM
pany paymaster and escaped with
$4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
West Tex. {. ofC.
To Finish Fight
On Differential

FORT WORTH. Oct. 12.-tR-
Having determined to stage a finish
fight against the principle Of differ
entail freight rates, a sectional con
troversy. the Texas Industrial Traf-
fic league and the West Texas
Chamber Of Commerce will send a
committee into session at Dallas
Saturday to determine on ways and
means Of accomplishing the objec-
tive of the West Texas Chamber of
Commerce.
This announcement was made
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
By L. II. SULLIVAN
(Staff Writer, Central Press)

SEATTLE. Oct. 12.-Love's young
embers still glow in the hearts Of
Mabel Jienke and EugcIe Bell, each
IS, although their romantic "elope-
ment" has been blasted.
The two youngsters left their
Seattle homes after Mabel's young
brother. Billy. caught them kissing.
Mabel and Eugene were certain
that their parents would never un.
derstand their love" for each other.
So with only so cents ard two
Bibles. the left home together.
They had but GO cents. but this
kept them going for three days.
They went BROKE" in Bellingham,
80 miles from Seattle. Eugene tried
TO get a Job in a mill. and told the
foreman his young love troubles.
The foreman phoned Mabel's father
and soon the young clippers were
back home.
II still love her." staunchly de-
clares Eugene.
Hes a nice boy" Mabel said.
tearfully. after she was reunited to
her mother.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
LITTLE THEATER MEET

SAN BENITo, Oct. 12.-Deeision
On the question of forming a Little
Theater organization in San Benito
is to be reached at n second meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Frank c. Ludden
Saturday afternoon. A previous
meeting was held earlier in the week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12

Thursday by Homer d. Wade, mana
ger Of the West Texas Gambler OF
Commerce. on his return to the Fort
Worth office from FL Pas6.
u. s. Pswkett, chairman Of the
traffic department Of the West Tex
as Chamber Of Commerce, will pre-
side at the meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12

Assistant Attorney General white.
hurst approved the bond issues
They are: City Of Vernon. s100,r
ooo' school bonds. sl00. 900; city hall
bonds, 100000 waterworks. City oi
Alice $4,000 fire station; $4,000
street improvements and $500
waterwcrks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
~INsTALLMENT FUNERALS

LONDON-Funerals for which they
are paid on the installment plan are
now being conducted by many under
takers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
PINK CORsETs BEAT WIFE

ARLINGTON, Eng.-Mrs. Lillian
Luker was denied a maintenance or
der against her husband when he
proved another man had sent her two
pink corsets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
Alice Bond Issues
Are Given Approval

AUSTIN, Oct. 12.-QF-Public i'm
provement programs in two Texas
cities received legal sanction when
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-11-02

lllolUsl :
A. M. Hall building, Tor voters
whose surnames commence with N
down to z inclusive.
Eighth District--At lakewood, in
Jr O. u. A. NJ. Hall.
Ninth District-at Calvert, in
Aunnricou Mnchonicc, Hall
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-11-02

AL AMENDMENT
Evening star., 1928-06-16

CHATHAM COUETs
f7aa Columbia Road NV,
|, fpl ~ bstl snS foyer ~ hHa a@. .99
Evening star., 1928-06-16
ArARrMENTs--uNFuRNrsHEp
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SHANNON & LUCHS MANAGEMENT.
,sss sG'gS5Hs go5Rpts tFsb gb co 1 s S ra A IT M NV,
rms s., asS:.ss Il. s:: % sa!S ma
kttchSsn and bath Elevators Frstdaisn nSs asisnc,ho,,a
Elevators switchboard
~ m ~ THE gREENssER
rooms kitchen. and bath
rms. rms ensas anss tehsn Ncss and n s ss fstss;e sts;o
~ ~ THE DAvNaAR
dinete andb
~ rms n.t. M.cpsp EteSsn sns Ssh S.sS @ 81,
In
rooms
Near New Tech HrSh1
rms tn,
THE NoNQuITT rms n rns' s'h bath % ana @ poicER ERs ~
N'Nswydc IT.
ms
MAO sp2 Hpuns nu uST seid, M
(Nonh houSeke
room
SHANNON & LUCHS, INC,
1435 X ST. NV. Nam @54o
Evening star., 1928-06-16
FOR COL(1KHfl'

~. ,ia5d y 81. SE.~~Azfaa
Near Navy Yard; attractive new house
iafse rooms; bis yard. real bRrsain
,.,h az cAFRfra' -, a..
Coz ioRRD, FOR RENT ONE MONTHS
rent Tree siSsroom and bath brick, Ia
Rood condition. ln northwest section
aEpRNpT A aitgasi sss,SSo. "a - =. $50
Evening star., 1928-06-16

FLOYD r. Davis COMPANY
I33 18th st, NV. Main SSS-S51
SSl2 Seth Sr NV. G. C.. ID. G -DETACHRp
corner home; rooms. bath, ami SieN.
ilSO JEFFERSON St n.wts.-R rooms and bath,
ami; beautiful condition S6S
Fala Walsh St, c. G.. Md-6 rooms. bath.
Al8 Reservoir rd n.w.--Nnw corner hOme tn
FgNhan Vihagc; rooms and bath an q.
gAraEe SGa
1895 sprtns rd nw,-6 rooms. bath. amt
SIS.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
wANTED-APAKTMENTS
RENT--FLATS.

hENI-fLAIS.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH, UNFURNIsH-
g. newly napered, electricity t95 Sll
cOLoREp. FOR RENT. FtVE-ROoM AND
path nat. IN excellent location, Rent re-
HERnERr a, dIiI 4 SON. iaos @ 81. NV
1883 IRVING ST NW-and FLOOR; 8 u.
an0 Newton ri, NW.-~5 r. 4 b lust pa
pered aud painted; s3a
sisa o st. Nw,-~and moor; r, 4 b., cleo
N e. RYoN co, lals N Y. Ave. NJ $3.50.
la47 lath ST. NWs--6 r., B......--.,. ssA 90
lsso 81 9irarG nw,s.|s * <. B., ami $500
iss. '!n Avon ~ b a' ns1 r. +, @s s Hsasois &
b. F, SAUL Co,
Main 2lOO aas 18th 81 NV.
1858 i4sn s.,s sr Nw-and FtooR, ROOMS
sJlSS ~, as. 4 . va II 2. e.wh. slse,, 1870
liS" Maryland eSiI 4 h.-tS q sa'gA' s!'S, s% ,'1s
lsa's cr ssoiaar.d Z. sS as TS0S' and bath sss
bath. elee, latrphe heat, $50
tq,a M aasIoRqE asIei NJ Nv wtiNKiEss,,o ,o,0o
sAI.E--ApARTMENT HOUSES.
NON REatDENT HETRs VIII. sAcRfFfCF
below $40, 900 Nemt-detaehea ant, Vicinity
sth and You assessed Tor tao000, clear
Near Relaisrs' Hems Park s,apt. hlds.l
sptals. $4,000 per annuml owner said SELF
eumbfanee, $40 600.
atla lath 81 colunabia 1871.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
OWNED AND MANAGED BY
ALONZO .. BLISS PROPERTIES.
VERY DESIRABLE UNFURNtSHED APARTMENTS
MAIN sioo.

III. AsI9Jb,y
,sa Splendid hoafm@qtso 70 .z9 % m. F R. So 80
ms soys
CHATHAM COURTS ,,.THg hAybtoHpm -
room"
2 '"'' @'' S'7" fsr.. =" 80 ana '" ngFg kl!assAg
CHEW rooms Kitchen rel ands
..u ~ es:.s e:H aE.f PUN $diEs" ,mu ra STHT3sr.
: ~ N" "1] r99ma Lte9sn til
i. roam. '.i..ss III Xxx n. ~ Tsss va sYX'S5osAw
ssS '"' E'''S' '".""" '' 20 : 'S:p:lsu % III R n.
,,.. .yns DaeecFnsyss TEE| ,TssoP%%so ssoesP %8%s.o
: :$ ..s& @ : :: E:E::s ':; IA !:E ::1 S$
qsipYsfHHfEw TEEgi TEEgio u 1sahsL hLsXHss sXHss
ION I'd & o,', - '"' ~ III. 9i'.a .sa ;.S ~ ~
NF4b'A1EW W. K.Esp Asp xsSdm.F H srsSmF
~ sna $50
Apply on Premises for Further Information Bliss Building
rs y ST. NV, or i40i Fairmont ST. NV.
Telephone Lincoln 1850 or Adams 2464
Evening star., 1928-06-16

THE CORTLAND
1850 EueIie ~ NV
: fSgnE, Kitchen and bath 10 D f1enE,
.itehsn and baths Rentals from $50 % 10
sI2S %
Evening star., 1928-06-16
,,,, 8. ROSS n PHELPS, -,

MI = % NV Nam 9ipp
ss7 !, ST, sW.-~S RMS. WATER SEQ 80
mi Eye 81. S,w.--A rooms. WATER. 1870
III bth st Sw.--a rooms. bath . 1880
loi2 6th st, Sw.--e rms. water. Rar 5000
lA2 L 81. s,W~-6 rooms, hath ,.,.,. 80 30
Ito q ST. nw,~~6 rooms, bath. ,...... 40 81
222 ST. n.e--N rooms, Rath. ......... az ~
THOMAS p, RRoMN, sls IA g. Sw.
coLoaED-s-RooM nRicK, LARcs YARD
SsshsorAooSS.a ne @ Ssa cal owNNR, 'eIiSssal Iineola sS
Evening star., 1928-06-16
APARTMENTs--UNFURNIsHED.
ICoiltlnued.l d.l

ONE-ROOM APARTMENTS.
Furnished or Unfurnished.
36l4 Conn. Ave. NV.
Each apartment has. combination
living and bed room, ointng aicove,
kitchen and bath; equipped with elec-
trio refrigeration, kitchen cabinets.
dining alcove furniture and MURPHY
bed II desired all in perfect condi-
tion. a.
desired. a.
per month.
Free Electric Refrigeration.
rm,, kit, d. a. & b $40 to $3.50
Furnished ....... soto $3.50
z rms, kit, d. a. & b.
$3.50 to 5000
Furnished ..... 1000
8 rms, kit, d. a. & b...,.. $500
Furnished ......... 9O.U
B. T. SAUL CO,
Main 200. OPS 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
ApARTMENTs--tJNFURNlsHED

RENTAL ONLY s47.5o..
A nicely arranged apartment OF reception
Bath r ana nice ts0 Side porch; splendid condition
and located within one square 81 cars
sssf SsSn 'Ofss short Sak 0a'd q do~ntown Hppy
janitor, 1892 n st. NV. ------------
1879 PARK RID NV.
THE PARTRIDGE,
and 2 rooms. kit, d.. Oh. bath, tive expo
sSas' iIes ss bfRi lfi SR eIanst co stoa
NEAR UNION STATION,
201-3-5 D St. NE.
327 End St. NE.
Very desirable apartments in these
conveniently located buildings availi
Ds s m9a' hsSs Ssen rehso
proposltIon, g any one Gn ~ Eishins nr,s.d
See See janItor nRet'le"sS al s27 2nd st: ne
5 rms, kit. & b. $50 to SIS
B. T. SAUL CO.,
Main 21oo 925 18th ST.. NV.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS WITH ALL
espson csSio E RSl Kitchen, Ris bath and balcony.
R'''0n'sIs sEr rfassi RESIDENT MANAGER.
THE ARGONNE,
1920 Columbia Rd. NV.
600 II I'll 81. IN. w.
OF Columbia Rd.
vacant July ist; act quickly. see ianitor
0' scHER REALTY co, MAIN 5777.
THE BELFORD,
304 + St. NV.
Just East of U; s. Pension once. , =,
room Murphy Murphy bed Bed rna Escsn Rsh
. rpnnng. Kitchen and bath, front APT. 47.5O
INSPECT ANY TIME.
Easy walk to department stores and thea
Fl. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1911 II St. NV. Main oO8.
UNUSUAL RENT VALUES.
1899 14th St NV.
Desirable apts now available; and rms,
anu . EDWARD fI ?. SCHWARTZ, INC sa,o
THE PARKER. $500 18th ST. NV
fE If 'Sfs eLFrboUkNE BeSms Eng e5s s' Calvert ST
No, 33-5 rooms and bath ,......, $50 90 90
No ''a TIE rqSnn Tssn2, snd l4ss Ben st. NV 900
NG THE &C AR2EfoN fs2Ff sPd ai'9 Lansr p s?s's
THE ROCHESTER,. i4ss Meridian ri. NV;
No 81 rooms and path path s3o So s9 sS
THE DE soTo, 1900 Mass. Ave. NV.
No. AS rooms and bath ~. III. s6s 90
NO THE za' LE1mAss, lSJRi2 S." 1901 que ST. NV
No 4os-s rooms and bath ,.-,..,.... $50 90 90
No TIE lGfs 81 Foqai PAuf fno ea'' 18TH st
wv THE TULANE, 2IO9 18th St. NV.
cHAs TRIBBY, $40 DIST Nat Bk. Bldg.
Day ph.. Main 477e: nieht pin. Col. 661o
THE WINONA,
4l6 11th ST. NE.
Very attractive apartment. consisting of
four rooms, Kitchen. reception hall. bath and .H
Tel Main 1882 no 9th Sc. NV.
THE LAWRENCE ia52 10th ST. NV. =.
!, AGSBA id5, .n5 isi EgcLiR 81 y
4RE 4Rt q NfgfDE 2St eng iss si'f lAmoNT 20
Apts Of : rooms and bath. $4,000 to s45 90 90
Apts Of rooms and bath. $500
Apt RHE fH cfHiBoRNR. eao az Pa'S Bis s INV .
The BERKsHIRE, i4I2 CHAPLIN sT NV
APIS THs Il fSqnii Sa9ARRE sRd 05i 3 ST '1'O
Apts. Of 5 rooms and bath: $4,000 to s42 so
Apt No t,z PA ooms sTs snd az as'h sr 80
Apts. Of 1 rooms and bath $42.5o 70 $500
n9Sai THE J" wooDWoRTH, i5os 10Th ST nv
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Evening star., 1928-06-16

THE AfT OTtfh,
1F9 hus ~ GtE- NV,
Splendid AgaftnlsDt9.
rms WITH stove, slsc. $50. as2 30, tss
New Britain herald., 1928-12-07
No Doubt You Have Several Pairs
On Your List
Gloves For Gift
Giving

Kayscr Chamoisette Gloves with nov
city flare or turn back 40
cuftS WV
Mems Lined Cape Gloves - excellent
s ssosn in '. grey tan or pair $l.0O
Children's Lined Cape or no
Suede Gloves, in all sizes Pair OO~
Girls Heather Wool Gloves, A.
in two color striped cuff. Pair f0~
Girls Golf Gloves OF brushed wool,
with plaid turn back Gifts 40
Childrcn's Warm Jersey Gloves, in
grey or brown. Made in one A.
clasp or elastic wrist style. Pr fOV
Children's Wool Golf Gloves, Az
In all sizes ............. pair 8O~
Boys Heavy Wool Gloves, in plain
color or jacquard A.
designs ................ pair wv
Evening star., 1928-07-19
Sport Shop F Features

tI6l WOOL CREPE SKIRTS.
in rich dark tones. Most Of them
are attractively pleated. CT OK
Regularly $5.95. ....
t3l SILK RAINCOATS. in an
attractive shade of red. win
brighten the dull day. e. Ok
Regularly 1895. ....,. s
(37) BATHING CAPS. various
coiors and styles. All wonderful
values. Regularly soc to l0c
sl.00. Friday only. ......
t25) SLIP-ON SWEATERS, in
many smart effects. Several coiors
and styles from which CT 90
To choose. Were $l.95.. F A'o/
1881 2-PIECE BATHING SUITS.
in the snug-fitting effect that Is
smart. Several colors. G2 Ok
Regularly $500, 1850. #"
les) BEACH HATS. to protect
you from the sun. Extremely wide
brims. Originally sl,00. 1Oc
f'ISSs 1s1 iait BATHING suITs, two
piece style In the regular swim
ming suit models. Regular re
ly 1895. Friday only. -. ~
f2l WASHABLE C RE Pc
DRESSES. white. Slightly soiled
but arc easily and quickly laun-
dered. Regularly 1895. CD OK
Friday only ...,...... %
(3l SILK DRESSES. navy,
prints and rust Splendid frocks
for business hours. Regu- @10
larry $3.50 Friday only W"
"a GREEN SILK ENSEMBLE,
exceedingly smart style Size l6.
Regularly sss. Friday %2,5
(s) SILK DRESSES, green.
maize and powder G1Q o.
blue. Regularly s2S. |A
ul LINEN ENSEMBLE, trinity
tailored and exceedingly smart.
Regularly $l9.9s. &l2 OK
FRIDAY only -. PIo'0o
IA SILK DRESSES. tan and
green. Very smartly styled,
Regularly $i9,95. G12 o.
Friday only .....,,.
sports Shop-~Second Fioar