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Evening star., 1928-04-22

the play was held in the early evening
twice a week. because number Of the
boys IN the cast were out for various
sports IN the afternoons.
The play was a comedy. very melo-
dramatic in spots. Bill. playing James
Wentworth, the hero. was supposed TO
be a very model Young man with a
great deal OF money Ruth was Louise
Fabian. the leading lady. and the most
charming girl imaginable. James Went
worth Just couldn't help being in love
with her. But the villain. the black
hearted Byron Farmer, also sought the
he-oines hand. and he stopped 10 all
sorts Of wicKedneSS 10 win her. Red
really enjoyed the part, although he
certainly had 10 act his best 10 portray
such ar evil young man as he was sup
posed 10 be- OF course. IN the end viz
tue triunpf7ed. The hero came upon
the vilIEzaNin the act Of kidnapping the
heroiHf ana Tobbing her fathers safe
and shot him down ike dog.
They had great deal Of fun rehears-
ing the parts Bill Ruth and Red
showed a great deal of acting ability.
and pleased Miss Haines nightly. How
ever. they were having considerable
trouble in perfecting the big scene
that o. the attempted kidnapping.
I'm afraid the play viii be failure
II We don't get this down better,
rnou-neo Miss Haines one evening. Re
member, Ped. that Bill comes in and
catches you robbing the safe. Ruth is
sitting bound and gagged. in a corner.
Bill flashes on the lights and you jump
Up from the safe and start TO run.
Then ne draws the revolver, cries Take
that, you Villain and shoots you. You
crop 10 ti1e floor"
That's not easy TO DO" complained
Red. The floor is hard, and I've got
20 fall On the run"
Il know. but you can do 1t, insisted
Miss Haines- The trouble is that you
start 20 fail before Bill has had time
70 shoot. After We get a revolver fo'
dress rehearsal youTl have 10 practice
until you fail ingtinctively when you
hear tne shot. and not until then"
That ended the practice for the aft
eryIoon. and Red went home and n
bed, for the following day was 10 see
the opening game Of the base ball sea-
Bon. The various teams in the count,
cid not sn-e a base bali league because
the season was 50 short. but rivalry va,
keen. nevertheless. II FerristOn could
beat Fsyette. a much larger school and
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Japan Coaches Emigrsnts.

4 national einigrant lodge house has
been opened a. kobS for the oenefi, u
japanese em!SrantS So1Og - SrsEl ard
other South American Countries, SAYS
the Christian Science Mori,or, All Stseh
emiSrantS Will be Required ~ spend
10 days there. daring Whlch time they
Will b. given instruction regarding the
land IL which they are gclOE.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

g. A great deal Of practice catching
foul flies in order to be able TO turn
instantly in the right direction, saves
many step.
a. A tough play for the catcher Is the
double steal When there Is man on
first and another on third. a little glance
to third before throwing to second
might give you an idea what to do.
). The catcher must study the op-
posing batters. Every hitter has a cer-
tain stance at bat. Some shift one
foot and some another. and you will
learn from this 10 what field he is
likely to pull" the ball. His grip on
his bat is another telltale sign Of what
he intencR to do, and the catcher can
tell this much better than the pitcher
can.
s. The catcher's paraphernalia should
always fit. II his breast protector Is
too large, it will interfere with his throw
Evening star., 1928-04-22

These word chains are in the base
ball spirit Remember that each time
you change letter in going from one
word TO another you must form COM
plcte word.
Change HIT To RUN In three moves.
Change WALK 10 BASE In three
moves.
)
In a three-word square the first
word deals with base bail, the second
means 10 employ. and the third is a
number. Can you form the square2
+
This mitt looks fat enough TO stop
the swiftcst pitch. doesn't it2 Well.
don't let IL stop you. Most of the words
In this puzzle are quite easy.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Pearl Shower" Only Eggs.

A reported shower Of pearls" near
Secunderahad. India. recently caused "a
rush to the spot where they fell. Fol-
lowing heavy rainstorm. a native dis
covered the ground covered with white
globules. ranging in size from that OF
a nut TO a mustard seed. Thousands
focked 10 the tield In autos. on bicycles
and on foot and gathered the pearls
by the handful Police authorities in
Vcstigatcd and found that the pearls"
were eggs resembling the genuine ar
ticle Many who had collected the eggs
are btill keeping them. refusing 10 be-
lieYe that they are not pearls. The
man who discovered them sent bagtul
to the authorities at Hyderabad and de-
manded payment for the pearls,
Evening star., 1928-04-22
INSTALLMENT IL.

Red Hopkins was the busiest member
of the ConQuerorS' Club during the
weeks that followed the selection Of the
cast for the class play Every afternoon
after school he attended base bail prsc-
tice. and his fine work with the bat
promised him s place on the team,
probably III center field Practice for
Evening star., 1928-04-22
II Wasn't This Week.

4 boy announced at the dinner table
that his roam al school was 70 have
Cleanup contest
"A CIeaD~up contestf" exclaimed his
fathet "hnd you come ~ the taDle
@lth those clty hsBdEf"
on bat The contest doesn't start
untii next weFkt'
Evening star., 1928-04-22

pleted. those standing take second
slip of paper from their pockets. and
this is continued until the spoilers are
reduced to one. who originally took his
or her place i'll chair at the start OF
the buzz. The person who does not
have to exchange places Is declared
winner. The slip box will probably be
passed several times.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

tuge IL knoNH Ct tie oDntracills Yaegole
because IL cefI'gsct4 and expands at ffF-
Cueuf intervals " fyFGe fluids out ~
IT, f<lGy.
The anoelSs eats and dfsnks. but fooc
enters not through HlO4tH but ~ way
,s tbe very thin skin That coYsfE the
animal How It eats Is shown IN uIs
,.fts3ges. Figure ] shows u1e sfnoeDs
slsyoachlng d small water vegetable
Tg,s second picture shows hon NE an0e-
bs begins ~ form sort " mouth
Tae III q picture indicates thst the
fggc ii being jHelosfo aAo Fg4ts .
sS~sss baw lie minnie particle II food
Iex bef8 iBcjgsso The saosBa really
yTsg1 itself sbDut meal
bnoasb bas are found Ia the SCUM ot
s,fsn water. attached " plants ti1st
gros IN ponds and 70 roeks and ~ooo
uist nsy ~ submerged IL such water
u tc3
Evening star., 1928-04-22

time Of tremendous SHOWS, which give
an added charm 10 the mountain side.
10 the trees and 20 ths eysrSresrS that
line the railroad II numbers that ex-
cesd the millions
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Irish Pep.

Head-of- of-Stock-There's Jim carry
ing two ladders AZ time. and you're
only taking one,
Jim~Sure. he must be too lazy TO
SO back twice.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
For How Much ?

Mother~-You've been fighting with
the boy next door again. III have to
buy you new suit now.
Tommy~~Gee, you oughta see him,
Ills mamma win have TO buy new
boV
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Too Steady.

THAT new clerk you've got seems TO
be steady young fellow"
"Nes. II he was any steadier he'd be
absolutely motionleSS."
Evening star., 1928-04-22

Although Turkey has no hoard cf
tilm censorship. the government mas
stopped the showing Of pictures having
COMMUNISTS propaganda Or immoral
tendencies.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

A new idea In sermons" Is being
tried In a Mansfield. England, church,
the regular clergyman preaching from
one pulpit and a local schoolmaster
questioning him on his discourse from
another pulpit.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

Two girls OF GateShead, England, have
asked the mayer u forward their leap
YEAR proposals 10 any likely" yoanS
men
Evening star., 1928-04-22

The base bail season Is now under
way, and we're right in style with a
base ball picture puzzle
Evening star., 1928-04-22

That Eydney has men with more re-
msTksble physique than can be found
III any other city ~ It's siz@ IN the
world was the statement of Sir Robert
Horne Of England on 3 resfpt wv 70.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

As {nstSianatnt of ths stoFs. "Edu6stins
assslsaeAs~D aeau sPE&a9 a1ai Se&&~
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Men S Union Suits
Special, CSC each

These union suits arc OF checked nain-
sock in the sleeveless. knee-Iength style
so popular for Summer. Sizes SO TO H.
80 Mems Shirts. white oxford. in the collar
attached style colored madras shirts In the
neckband style. sizes in the combined lot
are 1871. II and Is. Were 81 and $3.50
e2cn. NOW. -. COG
so Mems Colered silk Shirts; neckband and
coliar-attacl1ed styles in sizes II, i4l2, i5i2
10 IL Were $3.50 to si2. Now : ..... Sass
IL Pieces Imported Madras Shifting, In
lengths from pa to yards. Were 81 yard.
Now -: -, -. :; see
English foulard silks. Were $3.50 and SIS
50 Pairs Pure SILK Socks; full-fashioned.
black only. in size 10. Were 81 pair.
NOV - >: 80. 49,: Ssc
Is Mems Straw Hats, black or fancy
bands: sizes as. III and rs. Were So to S.
I Mems Khaki Duck Hats; sizes NJ, 7A
and TIz. Were 81. Now. = .......... Soc
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLooR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Housewares Reduced

Some OF then, shopDorn or
imperfect, sold cas- is"
Porcelain Table Tops. size 25x40.
Were $3.75. Now. .l.SS
white Enameled Kitchen Table,
with LaFslat Porcelain Table Top.
size 25x36. Was $685.. Now. ;. $685.
26 6-foot white Fan-Shaped Treilises.
/ perfection stove oven, extra large
size to at over two burners. Was
i' Whit. SH Enamel Perforated vegetable
Bin. Was $3.45. Now. ....... $3.50
] Three door. Side-icing Style Re-
frigeratOr. Hardwood case, oak fin-%
ished White enaneled lining. 75-lb.
ice capacity. Was $28. Now. .sls.7S
Xxx Century Water Cooler, with 5.
10 Pairs Pruning Shears. Were CSC
s Pair. Nc finch Good Quality Steel
Hedge Shears. Were sl.65 pair.
Pair s-inch Good Quality Steel
Hedge Shears. Was So. Now. si.2S
1 i2-inch Berkeley Ball Bearing Lawn
Mower. Was $12 Now. $3.50
Old Hickory Porch Rocker. Was So.
Old Hickory Porch Chairs. Were
' White Enameied Bath stools. Were
/ White Enameled Oblong Spllnt
Clothes Hamper. Was $3.50. Now Sl.96
l White Enameled OblOnE Fiber
Clothes Hamper. Was $6.75. Now $3.5e
l White Enameled Square Fiber
Clothes Hamper. Was SITS. Now $3.S5
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Victrolas, Radio
Cabinets Greatly
Reduced

OrthOphOnie victrola: use,
as q demonstration and sold
AS Is" Was SOS. Now $50
Orthophonic victroIa; a model
that has been used as q DEM
onstrator, sold "as Is" Was
3125. Now. ............,..S SIS
2 Radio Cabinets for No. n or
No. 10 Radiola. Were $40
each. Now. ...........S $40
1 Radio Desk Cabinet for No.
IS Atwater Kent Receiver.
Was as. Now. .......... S27
5 Radio Tables for Atwater Kent
Sets and Speakers. Were
$3.50 each. Now. .....S $3.50
1 Radio Cabinet for No. 20
Radiolx. Was $i7.60. Now
$3.50
rs Ukulele Bags. Were $3.50
each. Now. ............5O Soc
Is Ukulele Bags. Were 81 each.
NOW ............. .Eoc
rs Sets Of Gold Plated Steel
Strings. Were soc a set.
NOW ........t...' .....' zoe
RADIO GALLERrEs. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26

u Dcerfield Fiber Rugs Reduced.
sxi0 sine. Was $ie Now, .s9.7S
. sx9 size. Were $3.50. Now. =. se.7s
asks size. Were 90. Now. 49,. .ss.7s
3sx6s size. Were $3.50. Nov. :. .Se.aS
5 :7xsA size. Were sa2S. Now. SITS
s0x6o Oval Rattania Rug. Was 50.
NoW ...s.-*..t ........t,..sss..... &t,S0
27xl2 Rattania Fiber Rug, discontinued
pattern. Was $3.50 Now. ,s3.aS
27x9 Rattania Fiber Rugs. discontinued
patterns. Were $5 each Now SO
5xe DeIart Fiber Rugs. Were $3.50 each.
. AVN J.. ; =. - &N.H1
Now Observation-Disclosures. ,Sa.lS
e5x54 Weartex Rush Rug. Was $3.50.
Now ..........,.,.....,., .s2.25
Okla per-guality Chinese Rug. was
4a75. Now ............,4....., .slsS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Art Embroidery
Reductions

10 Stamped Card Table Covers. ready
TO be embroidered. Were soc. Now l5c
Stenciled Pillow Covers. Were 75c.
3 Stenciled Table Scarfs. Were Use.
NOW ..... -. :. =. j. . Sc
Z Figured Wolfe Scarfs. Were 75c.
Now .................. 2Sc
Z Figured Wolfe Scarfs. Were 81.
NOW ...s......... $3.50 .ovC
Dotted Wolfe Vanity Sets. Were 75c.
Hand quilted Pillows. Were $50
NOW 49,, 49,. .oc
Now reduced to. 50
I Fancy Covered Glove Box. Was 81.
NOW ........ ...... ovc
Fancy Scrap Baskets. Were 65c.
NOW ovC
1 Laundry Bag. Was 81 as. Now 55c
I Leather Floor Hassock. Was .$65.
NOW -. NlV
Dressed Boudoir Doll. Was SIS.
Now SO
Arr EMsAoipERY, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Boys Wash Suits
Special. 85c

1913 OF these Happer style suits at a price
that is vastly lower than usual. All are
made in fuiI-cut styles. of fine materials
that will launder exceedingly well and
are finished with a belt Sizes from 5 TO
years are available to early shoppers
is Boys Palm Beach Suits, with pairs Of
knickegs and coat each Gray and tan pat
terms in sizes from to IL years. Were
sf7.75 each. Now. ........+.......... S6.55
II Pairs Summer Golf knickers, of fancy
linen and plain Palm Beach materials: sizes
Ito IL Were $3.50 to $3.50 pair Now si.85
16f Pairs Smaller Boys Half Hose: plain and
fancy patterns. Were Soc pair. Now. .fsc
13a Van Huesen Cellars; sizes II 10 II. Were
35c each, Now. ....................l5 c
Boys 2.Piece Flannel Camping Suits:
shirt and shorts: gray In size IA and navy
blue In size IL. Were $3.50. Now. 1895
Pairs Gray and Tan Flannel Trousers:
sizes II and Is. Were So q pair. Now s3.Ss
RoYs' APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Leather and Silk
Handbags, s.

Were e6. is Handbags, in as
sorted wanted styles and desir-
able coiOfe.
7 Silk Handbags; some with
shell frames. Assorted colors.
Were SO. Now reduced 10 sS
. Black Metre Pouch Handbags;
snakeskin trimmed. Were
$3.50. Now ......4..,.,e5
3 Black HFecade Pouch Hand
bags; back strap style. Were
90. Now ............... 80
4 Brocade Pouch Bags: hack
strap styles. Were $3.50.
NOW .ss.s,st.ssts -
. Tapestry Pouch Handbags;
chain handles. Were $40.
NOW tsss, 11U
2 Silver Hrocade Handbags.
Were $3.50. Now. ....,.. Is
HAnpsAss. FiRsr FLooR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Novelty Jewelry Reduced

b Novelty Necklaces, gold nnish. Were
81 each. Now. ....,............,4 se
rs Jet. Opal and White Ch0kers. Were
81 each. Now Csc
7 Bangle Bracelets. Were 81 each.
INuW sSG
10 Novelty Necklaces. Were 81 each.
NOW ....a.... .ts -. zoe
Novelty Pendant Necklaces. Were
$3.50 each. Now. Northumberland
Novelty Bracelets. set with real
stones. Were $40. Now. ....... $3.50
| Novelty Necklace. Was $40. Now SIS
Novelty Bracelets. Were $i6 each.
NOW .s...ss.ss SSsuW
~ Novelty Bracelets. Were 90 each,
Now ................ xl.5O
Novelty Necklace, Was $3.50. Now 50
Sterling Silver Bracelet, set with
real stone. Was $40. Now. ..... 20
Sterling Silver Bracelet. Was $25.
NOVELTY JEwELRY, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Suit Cases, $3.50
We're $40 each

8 of these cases at this excep-
tional Friday saving. Generous
size eases. nicely lined.
IL Suit Cases. Were $5 each,
NVW =. SosUu
5 Suit Cases. Greatly reduced.
al SIS that was $22.50.
2 at SO each. Were $3.50.
&C SIS that was $40.
at SiS that was $3.50.
2 Hat Boxes. Greatly reduced.
at $50 that was $27.50.
! at SIS that was $40.
4 Travelling Bags. Greatly re-
.,duced.
at $z2 that was $50.
at $3.50 that was $22.50.
at SIS that was $40.
l at SIS that was $23.50.
HAND LUGGAGE, FIRST Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Straw Hats, Soc

Were S3.95 and Sass. Is
Women's Attractive Straw
Hats, greatly reduced for
clearing.
z5 Straw and Felt Hats.
Were s3.9S and $4.95.
Now reduced TO-. ......S 81
Is Artificial Flowers.
Were 3Sc. soc and 75c,
Now ..................Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Summer Rugs Reduced

sxi2 Imported Oval Rush Rug Was
$3.50 Now ..,,.....,........ STATS
sxS Imported Oval Rush Rugs. Were
STATS each Now. ........,....,... S8.T5
4.6x5.6 Imported Oval Rush Rugs Were
s9.76 each Now, ...............$ S.T5
sxl2 imported Oval Rush Rug. Was
$3.50 NOW ..........s....... Sii.Io
Z gxI2 Crex de Luxe Rugs. Were $40 each.
NOW 49,, sttt,. - 1Aw
1 3x6 Oval Crex de Luxe Rug Was $6.75.
NOW ...,..as4.s....t sf. - 80 .oS.wu
27x54 Oval Crex de Luxe Rugs. Were ~
each. Now. .........,......... x2.45
gxi2 Grass Rug. Was $i0.75. Now. .$7.45
exi2 super quality Moursourk Rug; in-
perfect, Was &3450. Now. .$i6.15
2.6xS Oriental Rug. Was S26.o0.
CARPETS. LINOLEUM, short lengths and
remnant pieces. GREATLY REDUCED FOR
FRIDAY SELLING.
Ruas ANn LfNoLEUM. FIFTH FLOOR,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Spreads -Shans
$3.50 Were 81

20 Of these Jacquard Striped Ripplette Bed
Sets al this worthwhile reduction. The
spread is the 72x99 size.
2 Filled Comforts, figured centers and
plain borders: 72x78 size. Were S. each
NOV ,.<.ts ...,t......st'.. MANN 'sS.5O
4 Wool Filled Comfort, figured center and
satin border: 72x78 size. Was si2.
pyb sslspt.ss..Ptt S1,DO
! weoI~Piiied Comfort, with plain celanese
cover, the T2x7s size. Was SIS Now SiI.25
ElhEKEfs And BEDufEe. SEcoEp FLoos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Sugar-and- Cream Sets
Special, Soc a Set

so Of these imported sets In an at
tractive shape and nicely finished
with decorations. Special for Fri
day only.
lis Imported Decorated Plates: all
one-of-a-kind. Special. .i5c each
Imported Decorated Tea Sets:
slightly imperfect. Special. 81 . set
Imported Alabaster Pedestal;
slightly imperfect. Reduced TO $I.S5
] Garden Flower Box and Stand; i'm
perfect. Greatly reduced to. =. IS
China Breakfast Set; painted.
Very greatly reduced to. ........ $40
OINNERWARE, FANCY PIECES
AND POTTERY; q great variety Of
useful and desirable pieces at re-
auctions Of 50es and more. Priced
from Be 10 $3.50.
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Scarfs, Reduced

81 Madeira Linen ana Rayon
Seaffsi : popular siEes. We're
81. $Aso and $1.5S
New. :. -. H.ko and SITS
tmrerted Linen DAmask Table
NAPKINS some with hem
stitched hens. Were si0.so
dozen, New reduced 81 90 der.
A-inch Square 0iieloth Table
Centers. Slightly IRREGULAR.
Were sc each. Nov. use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26

Were xi.ss. 10 OF the popu-
lar water bottle table lamp
bases Assorted colofs.
10 Decorated Table and Junior
Lamp, shades. special Z, 1Ae
3 Green pieated PaHer Table
Lamp shades. Were si,ie.
NWW ,tss* tt.ss-rs Fst'tt '"vN
4 Eihrosu Marble Brtdge Iamp
nases. Imperfect. Were sic, so.
NuW sss.ssas9.. sss.sts. .aosua
Too Imported TAllow Candies,
We're loo each. Now 80 each
; Electric beauty Sets. Were
1928 New -. ,,....,.., 81
z RED Metal Magazine Racks,
Were 81. Now. .,.,...... SOC
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Sportsfnen's Needs
Greatly Reduced

3 Golf Shirts: slightly soiled.
Were $3.50 each. Now. SEAS
is Golf shirts; slightly soiled
4 at ~ each that were 81.
5 at Si.F5 that were $3.50.
4 ct s1.5e each that were So.
8 Pairs Base Ball Shoes.
Were 90 q pair. Now. 80
) Pairs Tennis Shoes. We're
- q pair. Now. 81
20 Leather Belts: red and blue:
slightly soiled. Were 81.
NOW ouc
SPORTING GooDs. FOURTH FLooR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Wolfe Sash
Curtains,
Special, 3Sc pair

100 pairs Of these excellent
quality wolfe sash curtains at
this special price. Plain and
novelty weave material. With
sontrastingly colored bands.
% PAIRS Ruined serina Cur
talns, complete with S4-inch
valances and tie-backa. az
yards long; trimmed with yel-
low overwhelming and some
with orchid ruflies. Were
more. New reduced 70 Tie pair
Short Lengths % Cretonnes
and Curtain Sefims. greatly
reduced to 1ee yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Mirrors Reduced
Slightly nberJect

1 Gold Finished Console Mir
ror. Was &27.50. Now $l8.75
1 Semi Venetian Mirror. Was
@35. Now. ........... $ls.75
/ Semi Venetian Console Mir
ror. Was $9.75, Now. .S6.5s
/ Poiychrome Panel Mirror.
Was $3.50. Now. .,... .S6.T5
MIRRORS, SIXTH FLooA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Cotton Crepe
and Muslin
Underwear, Csc

Were 81. ~ Garments. in.
cluding cotton creme Step-ins
and gowns and handmade
muslin gowns. Soiled and
mussed from display,
10 Lace trimmed Raven
Chemise. soiled from display.
Stses 50 to ~, Were sizes.
NOV go. ..,...a....... ,V00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Mems Oxfords, s3.ss
We're 9S.75 to sig pair

" TIE 5psEG 10 &IE pun
% Pairs of Black and Tan Caifskin and
White Canvas Oxfords also few pairs Of
patent leather pumps and tan high shoes in
cluded IN the lot. At these notable savings
are offered sizes
~. .. 10. 1917. IL A: 6. 64. g. ga. ga.
ii q. 5iz, 8. 8, 9. Ii G; 5. o d.
THE MEMS STORE SECOND Ftooa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Novelty Jewelry
Special, ST

This special purchase
brings an unusual assort-
ment Of novelty neck
laces. chokers, brooches,
and bracelets. So special
Is the price. We advise an
early selection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Bandettes, Csc

Were more. 50 Flesh Rayon
Hrocade Bandettes. sizes "a
and -. Greatly reduced for
clearance.
IS Boxes "Purpads" Sanitary
NAPKINS; Were ssc box Of =
dozen, Now. .....,...,.sS e box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Wornen's Silk
Umbrellas, Special
$3.75

IS Attractive Silk Umbrellas
with l6-rib frames. and amber
tone handles, tips and ferrules.
Navy. green. red. purple and
garnet. Take advantage of this
special selling.
3 Fancy ParasoIs. | Powered
niouseline. ! lavender silk.
lace-trimmed. and ! Dresden
silk parasol. Assorted compo-
sition handles. We're $40
Now ................ SIS
UMBRELLAS, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
T oothbrushes
Srecial &c: 3 for Ace

~ dozen Of these brushes with fine quality
brigtlss, Assorted styles.
f2 dozen Nail Brushes, with fine quality
Dristlee. Assorted styles. Special. 4Sc each
50 bottles Ounce Lotion. for tan and sun
burn. Were Soc Nov ..............2 se
~ Elizabeth Arden's Powder Compacts.
Discontinued style. Were 81 so. Now. Soc
6 imported Soap Bowls. Were $2.26.
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
TofLETEIKs, FIRST FLoos,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Mems Shoes
Reduced, S1.95

Were &9.as palr. 10 pairs
Mems Oxfords and Leather
nedreosn slippers. greatly re-
dueed because Of broken sise
rAnNe
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Silks, Reduced

Let Of Seaseuahle silk Short
lensths. including crepe de
chimes. satin-eack crspes. Dat
erepeS. eeorEette<. silk prints.
Greatly reduced for clearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Men $ White Broadcloth Shirts
Special, SIS

200 of these eScellently made. full-c
and collar-attached styles, Sizes IA
Mems Fancy Percaie. Two-piece Pajamas.
special $i.sS. l50> pairs: Sizes A. 3, o
and d.
Mems Nainsook. Fancy Madras and bread
cloth Union Suits. special Csc. IRRE0U-
LARS Of u and $i.eo grades. sizes -
to 20.
Mems Golf Hose. SSc pair; inRE0uLARS
Of Higher-Priced Grades, Sizes 10 70 liis.
DOWN or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Turkish Towels,
Csc each

Were 3se. 100 Double-threae.
heavyweight. ABSORBENT Turk
tsh towels. with cotored
borders. Slightly soiled or
daniaxed from display.
Cstten Huek Towels. sire
l4x2o. Used for dentists
omces, barber shops. and
= beauty rarlors. Were si.lo
dozen. New .eSe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Boys and Girls
Tennis Shoes, ST

Were more. rs pairs Brown
and white tennis shoes, OK
fordE and iace-to-toe styles.
Broken sizes; priced for clear
Ance.