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New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
SAN QUENTIN ROUTINE NOT SO BAD.
 DOROTHY MACKAYE TELLS INTERVIEWER

San Quentin. Cal. March 3o.- 'rP)--Life in San Quentin peniten- 'iary is not so bad after all accord ing to Dorothy Mackaye. stage and screen star.
 Dorothy danced before she went To prison. She danced on board 'hc ferry that took her 10 the gates "t the great. stone structure. and Ter heart continued 10 dance be- heath the rough blue and white dress. which is her prison costume.
 She was sentenced for concealinS inc facts in connection with the r"ath Of h"r husband Ray Ray nond, killed in fist fight with Paul Kelly, screen star.
 On the other side of the big Nail' that separates the Uomen's md mons sections of the prison, is i'aul Kelly. also serving sentence for he death Of Raymond.
 Dot was willing 10 tah-ot everything but Kelly, She spoke fte')v of the convent which she at j'nd"d as girl, she spoke of her 'fial and Of her time in the Los Angeles iail but she refused to discuss Kelly,
 Nhv bring that upH" was her roply [" a question whether she wished 10 see him
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
T never slept better Dot said.

T never slept better Dot said.
 Ny appetite is fine.
 T enjoy the fresh air and I'm having a good time.
 Tn fact, there aren't many rules and restrictions here as there were in the convent in Texas where I was educated.
 You know, ! was afraid O the penitentiary before l came. People told me so many terrible stories, but this has the Los Angeles county jail beaten block.
 The only thing I'm sorry about is the stigma it places on my child"
 Dot" Mackaye. who danced be- fore the footlights, had her whirl before the kleigs and her frolic be- meath the Inazdas. as been assigned 10 cleaning cells in the prison, and she is game.
 Over her blue and white dress. when it Is chilly. she wears sim pie sweater.
 She looks forward to the lime when the state will have claimed its penalty because she wouldn't kiss and tell" and she can go to Europe. to start again,
 The fight which ended in EaS- mond's death was caused by a quarrel over attentions Kelly paid to Dot,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
DRY INDIANS ARE
 IN DIRE POVERTY
"L0st Tribe" of Prohbitionists
 Want Help

Washington, March So-A Host tribe" of prohibition Indians" down in Polk county, Tex, would like just half a chance at this American pros perity they have heard about.
 There have been ranlcs, wars, booms slumps and oil scandals these last thirty or forty years, but the 'oushatta tribeamen have done nothing but get sadder.
 They have been kicked around lost" used. abused, honored and finally left in the lurch by the white men. Now they are trying 10 per -uado congress to give them a lift II only in return for services rem dored 10 their country on several important occasions when they had the chance.
 Origin is Uncertain.
 They are called the lost tribe" because for 3 long time students Of The race were unable to trace their origin to any of the large tribal divisions. Finally it was decided 'Ilat they originally were Choctans.
 They are called prohibition In dHnS' because they are sober and Wahi1ing. Thor" arc less than 2jo of them, but none of them ever get arrt sted. II is argued on their b@half that although their only crop IS corn,f they don't use any of it 10 make liquor. They need what they can raise to eat. Furthermore they have no money. so they offer no t"u1ptotion to bootIeggers. Never til"less, they always have stuck by ''l"ir ncle Sammy and there is no good reason to suppose they would violate his Nolstcad act even if they apuli.
 Congressman Clay Stone Briggs oi Texas stresses these points in pushing hts bill to buy land up tr : "". .ho" worth for the Use of the lost tribe" along with some so5,- 100 worth Of livrstoc and agricu'. tural implements
 Originally this tribe lived at the 'uu"tion of the Coosa and Talla- uvosa rivers in Alabama. They frs. i1"' tn" white men when De Soto md his Spaniards attacked them
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
Few ManNmen Know
 Own Native Tongue

Douglas. Isle of Man. Mar. 30 DP'-Loss than l,ooo of the iuhabi- tanis of this island. known cIj fly 10 the world at lary, as the honl, Of Sir Hall Caine. really speak the ManN language. In other words. only ors ManNman oui of 50 knows the tongue of his torcta' hers.
 quarter of century ago thsr, We're abolt ',oNo persons on th" island who Were hilingual-that iS. knew Enslish and ManN. There are still about 1so persons on Il. island who know only ManN. this
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
Japanese Youths
 Flame in Dyed Hair

Tokyo, Mar. 80. R-Red- eaded Japanese boys are appearing on the streets of Tokyo and another prob lem of the rising generation has arisen to burden the over-worked police departments.
 Red heads Of course are not natural in Japan. any more than blondes. But the youths who affect western styles with Oxford bags, flowing ties and rakish hats have tired or the raven black locks Of their nativity. They purchase porox- lde and henua. and the result is at
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30

figure having remained stationery for nearly q century.
 ManN Is a variation of Celtic. but k more closely allied to the Gaelic of til" Irish than 10 that of the Scot. in the towns little Manx is spoken. but m the small coast yil- lhg@s the fishermen still use the lanSuaso for many purposes, espe- clally for counting their catch
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30

coushattas could not possibly sus- tain themselves. Today they sleep on the floor in battered wooden shacks. living on cooked corn meal, Once they were able 10 maiStajn themselves meas"rly by working in lumber mills and logging camps. but the marketable timber was cut away and they were left without even that opportunity to share the national prosperity.
 They'll be lucky If they got any help from congress this session.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
DOCTOR GUEST ONLY

London. Mar. SC. R-Ths Bashe, or London, Dr. A. F. Wiruinxton Ingram. never sends for his doctor except when he invites him to din- her. He has not required any medical attention for more thaa five years, despite his 70 years
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
least startling.

least startling.
 Witnesses reported seeing ax ap- burn-haired Japanese ''mobe1' e the Ginza, Tokyo's Broadway, w- gently. The police questioned sever al on the suspicion that tho rcd toss meant that the boys wers com munistically inclined.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
TIPS OR STARVATION.

ToAyo. March Sa-Of .G.o43 wait T. SS"S III Tokyo cafes, 1l5.I get no wages hut d"p"nd on tips, police found. In some cafes they buy po- Siflons
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30

Their case was taken 10 Washing ton as early as 1910. The Interior Department and the Budget Bureau have prevented legislation on their behalf, contending that the duty Of caring for them rests with Texas. But congressman from Texas reply that the federal government has rec osnlzed them to the extent of pro Ndlng them with educational funds and has brought land and other ia cilities for other Indians Of similar status.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30

Byzantine is 'h's style of archi- lecture of S'. Marks Church in Venice.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
Tomorrow, Easter Specials! Great Savings
Women's Gloves

-Genulne "Trefousse," strictly tailored models. turn back cuffs with stitching and embroidery. All sizes, wide N0 nE
 range of colors .............. UL.0O
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S1.5O Bath Robe Flannel

72-inch Bath Robe Flannel, a
full two yards wide, heavy, re- 81
versible quality, in beautiful =
styles.
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S1.29 Costume Slips

Extra Size Costume -
Slips, beautiful white a.
muslin, built-up shoulder, \Sw
hemstitched yoke and hip
hens; sizes 48 to SO. On J @
sale for 81.
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SOC and sec Floor
Coverings and Runners
Three Yards
Eight quarter width "a
Felt base Floor Cover d.
ings, made by the Con- YN
goleum Co.; also 221a or
"a inch Heavy Felt-base ! azn
Runners for stairs or
halls. Any quantity cut from
full rolls.
$3.50 Plaid Blankets
66x7s inch "Nappy" "a
Plaid Blankets, in plaids N@
of blue, rose, tan or grey. ION
Excellent for sheet ban
kets as we'll as coverings. ! .hon
Ironing Pad & Cover
Canton Knit" IRON -
ing Pad and Cover, a d.
heavy soft knitted cotton Oh
Ironing Pad, with extra
quality adjustable un- J .GAs
bleached muslin cover. Com
plete, S1.-(Notion DEPARTMENT.
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81 Necklaces &
Chokers. Two for

Necklaces and Chokers, ~
cut crystal, opaque and al
novelty bead effects, also 1M
in indestructible pearls;
in chokers, 60-inch rope J A
necklaces and pendant effects,
an excellent assortment of new
popular styles. TWO for 81.
$3.50 Bleached Sheets
8lx90 Seamless Bleach
ed Sheets, perfect quality; M
full double-bed size; ~
made Of heavy round
thread quality. Free from -
starch or dressing.
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1Oc Rubber Stair
Sixteen for
SLAB to $2.98 Printed
Silks

40-inch All-silk Print
ed Crepe de Chine. Gecr-
gette and Crepe Chiffon
in dark and medium de-
signs.
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S1.29 Chemise

Ami-French Built up
Chemise, soft white main
SOCK, scalloped all around ~
and embroidered designs;
full cut. IS to as. On J -
sale for 81.
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$1.75 Melba
Combination

75c Box Melba Lov'me
Face Powder, all tints;
soc Media Lipstick. in en-
arnel case, and soc Melba
Rouge, in dainty metal
case, all tints. All for 81.
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79c and ST. Scatter-Size
RUGS. Two for

OAK 8 inch Imported "A
Rag Rugs, hit-and-miss al
effects with crow foot 9
borders of rose, blue and
tan; 16X32-inch Chenille J asS
(rayon and cotton) Oval
Rugs, In various colorings: 1896
inch Imperial Weave Crex Rugs,
in stenciled designs.
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Boys School Suits
With One & Two
Knockers
Buy the Coat for al
Buy Each Pants Y
for
School Suits, with one and
two Knockers, sizes 6 to 19 years.
Sold complete: suits with one
pants. So: with two pants, So.
NOTE-Sizes Is to 10 years are
stout boys suits.
$1.39 to Sligo Wash
Suits "a
Clever Fall styles, with ~
long sleeves: pretty color O.
lng3 and novelties: sizes 2
to 8 years.
39c Scarfs, Four For
Lac e-trimmed Scarfs,
finished with narrow al
white or colored hens. fY
FOUR for 81. -
$1.5O Brassiere Shields
Naiad Brassiere -
Shields, correctly made. H
easily adjustable. all sizes. On
Motion Dept.) J A
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S1.29 Flannelette
Gowns

Extra Size F!ennelette "a
Gowns. double yoke back O.
and front. double cuffs; >1H
neat assorted stripes; full n
cut sizes. ! aae~
Girls $1.29 Pajamas
Girls Two-piece Flan- &
nelette P7jamas, novelty SE
assorted patterns, "a \9H
sleeves. also pink and
blue contrasting trimmed. ! sos
Sizes 8 to Is years.
$1.49 Satin Charmeusc
36 and 40 inch LUIS \ ~M
trous Satin face and lNE
Toret back all-silk quail >9M
ity in black and all Fall IL
STAG Velveteen
Lightweight and Soft a
finish velveteen in black SW
and every new and On
wanted shade, 29-inch. -
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Csc to $3.50 Cotton
Paiamas, Two

Perfect and slight ir- "a
regulars. One and two e
piece styles. white and
fancy colors: sizes 4 to
IA years. TWO for 81. -
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SOC Knitted Ties, Four


New Fall Knitted Ties, "a
regulation boys sizes; al
fancy colorings. Hun >9H
dreds of patterns to Sc
lect from. FOUR for 81. ! ss
Women's Sc Rayon
Stockings, Three Pairs
Women's Rayon Stock
ings, close-woven quality, -
made with pointer heel. tH
shaped ankle, rayon plat >9f
ed reinforced sole, Isle
heel and toe. All per- ! nAs
feet. Three pairs for 81.
39c to SOC Sport Hose
Four Pairs
Perfect and Irregulars. "a
$50 pairs-Sport Hose for e
boys and girls; rayon. >9
rayon mixture and r11aco
cotton, all desirable pat J ~
terms. Four pairs for 81.
79c Teddies, Two
Porto Rican Handmade IA
Teddies, hand embroid- al
cred in assorted pat ~
terms, pastel shades; all
sizes. TWO for 81. } ~
$1.29 Girdles
Hock-side Girdles, of "a
pink fancy fabric, elastic ~
sides, lightly boned front
and back; sizes IS to 80.
At 81. J ~
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$3.50 and S1.98 Scarfs

Velour Table Scarfs,
ends finished with silk ~
fringe, in rose, blue, gold, q
mulberry or taupe. Also, ,
Fine-grade Figured DAM
ask Scarfs. in beautiful ! s
colorings. 48 to 81 inches
10np
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-26
$1.29 & $1.50
Umbrellas

Mems and Women's
Umbrellas. Women's in G
high-grade cottons, navy. Up
black, red, green and
purple: guaranteed fast
color and rainproof; assortment
of attractive handles. Mems IN
black with Prince of Wales loop
handles.
Sc & 1Oc Handker-
chiefs, Is for
Mems white Cotton \ IN
Hemstit C h d Handker- q
chiefs, neatly made, soft 4
A. finish SIXTEEN for -
1Oc & 12c Hand
kerchiefs, Twelve for
Women's White Linen -
Handkerchief. good quail H
ity, sheer linen; all per-
feet. TWELVE for 81. } A
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3oc Kimono Flannels
Four Yards

36-inch Printed Kimo-
no Flannels, heavy fleece
quality, in new printings.
FOUR YARDS for 81.
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43c Stamped Rompers

Children's mped ~
Rompers, stamped on n
good quality material, / >1
and 2 years. THREE for
81. N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-26

$3.50 to $3.50 Panel
Curtains

Rayon Panel Curtains,
rory with blue or gold
stripes, or self-color de-
signs: also Scotch or Filet
weaves. in ivory or ecru.
Silk fringe or overlook
edge styles. ga yds. long.
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S9c Union Suits, Two

Mems Cotton Ribbed Union Suits.
made with short sleeves, long legs,
closed crotch and flatlocked seams,
ecru color. Sizes So to IS. Two
for 81.
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SOC Cretonnes
Four Yards

Heavy weight Fast
Color Cretonnes, newest \&
and best patterns and
colorings. Cut any guam >9E
tity, for draperies and
coverings of all kinds. Hn
ST Wolfe Panels
Two for
Ivory or Ecru Wolfe "a
Panels, hemstitched, C.
with deep lace and silk (~
fringe. "a yards long. -
Gee Vanity Sets, Two
Hand-em b roidered "a
Three-piece Vanity Sets.
assorted patterns. TWO
for 81. ~
acc Pillow Slips, Three
Tapestry Pillow Slips, -
square shape only; differ ri
ent patterns. THREE
for 81. 80
1Oc Rubber Stair
Treads, Sixteen for
Set Of Sixteen Corfu "a
gated Rubber Stair t
Treads, size 6x1s inches, ~
tomorrow for 81. -
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SOC Wash Satin
Three Yards

36-inch Wash Satin, In ~
plain and self color al
stripes, in white, black 9
and all wanted colors, q
satin-face cotton fabric. ! d
THREE yards for 81.
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15c Dress Ginghams
Ten Yards

32-inch Dress Cling a.
ham, in checks and 1H
plaids; in wanted colors.
TEN YARDS for 81. -
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$1.39 Costume Sin
$3.50 Double Vanity
Compacts

Double Vanity Com "a
pacts, with chain handle, az
pretty engine turned de- \1W
sign, white gold finish.
square and diamond J -
shapes, fitted with powder, rouge,
v91irrAr onA vnt,F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-26
$1.29 Girdles

Hock-side Girdles, Of
pink fancy fabric, elastic
sides, lightly boned front
and back; sizes IS to 80.
At 81.
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Women's Leather
Handbags

Women's Leather Hand "a
bags, pouch, underarn1 q
and back-strap styles; >9
assortment of up-to-date
styles, copies of high cost J sAs
bags, in tan. brown. gray, green,
red, black feathers; well made,
desirable shapes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-26
35c Pillowcases, Five
Crepe De Oh
Two Yards
SOC Fancy Suitings
Three Yards

36-inch Fancy Suitings, "a
In woven rayon plaids, 6
checks and stripes: all >9
dark Fall colors. THREE
wards for 81. =
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Children's 79c Gloves
Two Pairs

Children's Novelty-cuff
Chamosuede Gloves, en- "a
broidered backs, flare or H
turn-b a ok embroidered 4
cuffs; assorted colorS and
sizes. TWO pairs. 81. ] s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-26
So to $3.50 Pajamas
$1.sC to S1.e5 Union Suits

Mems Athletic Union Suits. Re- "
gatta and Varsity make in the ia *
nous Lego and regulation styles x
with elastic belt. English broad } .
Loom check and nainSook; sizes "a to
but not in each style.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-26

Extra Size Muslin
Gowns. fine soft finish,
imported embroidery and
lace-trimmed yokes: slip
,ver. with kimono sleeves; -
full extra size.
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19c Printed Challis
C~->~ VII.
Dress Ginghams
Children's $1.29
Sleeping Garments

Children's wonder
Wear" sleeping Gar
ments, with feet, SO -
wool, open back, dro2 ISL
seat and tapped buttons; 60
sizes l to 6 years. -
$1.39 Luncheon Sets
Hand-em broidered "a
Luncheon Sets, 34-inch al
cloth and four napkins; \SN
assorted patterns. Set,
81. ss
Csc Voiles, Six Yards
40-inch Plain color
Voiles, in white and all
wanted colors, fine sheer III
quality. SIX yards for
81. 60
$1.39 Costume Slips
Costume Slips of lus-
trous raepac (rayon), ~
hemstitched yokes; pink
and white with deep
hens. -
$15n Double VANITY
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Women's Sc Rayon
Stockings. Three Pairs
79c Teddies, Two

Porto Rican Handmade
Teddies, hand embroid-
cred in assorted pat
terms, pastel shades; all
sizes. TWO for 81.
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Shirts

Perfect and slight ir- IA
regulars. Collar-at- 6
tached Shirts, imported ID
bro a dclotl1s, NewSylkes,
fancy madras, rayons; } As
white and colors; IL to 14lz
neck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-26
;0c English Broa'
Three Yards

36-inch English Broad
cloth, a yarn rnercerized,
permanent finish quality.
in white, black and all
wanted colors. THREE
yards for 81.
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ST Wolfe Panels
Two for
49c Pillow Slips, Three

Tapestry Pillow Slips,
square shape only; differ
ent patterns. THREE
for 81.
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79c to ST. Silk Pleating

79c to 81 Silk Floating
Three Yards
Circular Silk Floating ~
of crepe de chine, 2 to 4 NU
inches wide. for dress SM
trimming, assorted coll
crs. THREE yards, 81. J s&A
CSC to S1.19 Wash
Suits, Two for
A good assortment of Cd
better grade Wash Suits; -
sizes 2 to 5 years. TWO
for 81.
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75c Window Shades
Two for

Perfect Quality Opaque
Cloth Window Shades, on
guaranteed spring rollers,
in white, ecru or green.
Complete with all fix
lures and crochet ring
to match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-26
$3.50 Cotton-Fill,
Comforts

Only so of these Cot
ton-fllled Comforts, COW
cred with good grade
figured materials. Size
-2X72 inches.
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DOLLAR DAY in the Mems Department
81 Underwear, Two

SLIGHT lrregulars
Mems Cotton Ribbed Underwear,
ecru color, shirts with long sleeves,
sateen facing; drawers with sateen
waistband. reinforced crotch. All
regular sizes. Two for 81.
81 TO $3.50 Pajamas
Slight Irresulars
Mems Pajamas, from two leading
manufacturers of broadcloth, mad
ras, lusterette and others; MILDLY,
lounging, and regulation styles, also
a few no belts. stripes, plain colors,
and novelty patterns. Sizes A to D.
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$1.39 Girdles

American Lady Sweet
Sixteen" Girdles or Gar
ter Belt Of pink satin, s.
inch length elastic sides, 81
Finch length back, hook Y
side; sizes "a to 80. On
sale for 81.
35c Pillowcases, Five
42x45 Bleached Pillow -
cases, hand torn and S
ironed; finished with
deep hem. FIVE for 81. J ~
CSC Crepe De Chine
Two Yards
36-inch Printed Crepe "a
de Chine, a heavy silk q
and cotton quality in >9
beautiful styles and col
ors. TWO yards for 81. J ~
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Womens Novelty cuff
Chamosuede Gloves, en- al
broidered backs. turn 1
back cuffs; assorted sizes
and colors. TWO pairs, 81. ! A
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1Oc Palmolive Soap

1Oc Palmolive Soap
Sixteen for ~
Palmolive Toilet Soap,
SIXTEEN CAKES for 81. } -
$1.59 Table Sets
Au-linen Table Sets, "a
45x45 cloth and napkins 81
to match. with pretty coll v
ored borders. J -
15c Toweling Crash
Ten Yards -
Toweling Crash, part
linen, absorbent quality,
for roller towels and ) A
kitchen use. Ten yards for 81.
39c Lingerie Fabrics
Four Yards
36-in. Lingerie Fabrics,
. In rayon stripe voiles,
shadow check batiste,
mercerized jersey, etc.
FOUR yards for 81. -
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csc to 81 School Caps
Two for

Fall Caps. Of suiting "a
mixtures, a variety Of
patterns: sizes 63s to Z: >9
excellent for school. TWO
for ST.. aA
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CSC Embroidered
Towels. Two

Hand-em b r oidered "a
Towels, finished with a.
wide hens, some with
fringed ends: green,
orange, blue and laven- J szs
der: different patterns. TWO
for 81.
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29c Percales
Five Yards

So J. inch High Count y
PercaleS, light and dark 20
grounds in new print ~
lngs; guaranteed fast
colors. FIVE YARDS -
Csc Outing Flannel
Seven Yards
36-inch Outing Flan-
mel, heavy, double-fleece
quality; in neat colored IN
stripes. SEVEN YARDS ~
for 81. -
19c Printed Challis
Seven Yards
36-inch Printed Chal-
lis, light and dark
grounds, in large as M
sortment of styles and ~
colors. SEVEN YARDS -
for 81. a....
35c Dress Ginghams
Five Yards
32-inch Dress Cling
hams, in beautiful plaids, ~
checks, stripes, ETC.; extra 81
fine quality; in wanted
colors. FIVE YARDS -
for 81.
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29c Plisse Crepe
Five Yards

five ] 6fOS
Printed Plisse Crepe, In
aew styles and colors, also \S
plain colors. FIVE yards
for 81. J -
$3.50 to $2.a5 BELL"
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Soc Rompers or
Creepers. Two
$1.39r jacquard Crepe
Faille

Lustrous Jacquard de- ~
signs for dresses and HW
Innings, black and de- 1N
tired Fall shades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-26
SITS Bed Pillows

2lx27-inch Bed Pillows,
filled with sterilized \M
curled feathers. covered NH
with AGA. striped or >S&
heavyweight art tick
ings. sazhs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-26
$1.50 to $3.50 Scatter
Size Rugs

4x7-ft. Imported Rag
Rugs, with crow-foot bor- \ N
ders, 30x60-inch Hodges a.
Reversible Fiber Rugs, >9U
and 27x54-inch Kimlark
or Imperial Weave Crex ! saRn
Rigs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-26
19c Long Cloth
Eight Yards

36-inch Longcloth, a a.
close-woven, sof finnish 9
quality. EIGHT yards
for 81. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-26
$3.50 Fountain Syringe
& Hot Water Bottle

Combination Fountain
Syringe and Hot-water
Bag. perfect quality, red
rubber; usual two-quart
size. Complete with
rapid-flow tubing and har
her fittings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-26
.cmen's CSC Union
Suits, Two for

Women's "Kayser" I'm ~
ion Suits. made in bodice q
and built = up shoulder -
strap, tight and loose
knee; perfect quality. ! an"
TWO for CT
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r. e. G.. Brassieres. \
long lines, hook side and
back, pink fancy fabric; )
sizes 80 to A. TWO for
The Washington times., 1928-05-17
DYSPEPSIA PACT SIGNED

TEHERAN. Nav 1i.-~The United
states and Persia have signed a
comm ercialr treaty., ..,,.n. -. -,