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SALE--IIOUSES.
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m. Many 9So sS9G1 up % vii II sS@Hsuse al 'G5GS o~nS
Holmcs. fGG4 K st. NV NV. Main 5677.
LESS THAN, ,SS,Oooo-BuYS a 9-Ro.o,MN
home, west of 16th ST, near Park RI; mod
r. KRAFT < co. a07 9th -. Main 6l47:
A RARE ROW BRICK BARGAIN, n r. SEC.
tion--All you need Ia $500 cash Tor the hlE-
Sale price IS $50, and S3S so monthly like
floor bedrooms and bath, hotwater heat;
the lAt foot lot runs 70 paved alley In rear
To-day or TONIGHT call North 5555
WILL FINANCE PURCHASE or NEW CIR
brick 60 rchahle party on monthly payments
Address Box 2f4,J. star office.
RARG GAIN-oWNER LEAVING ClTYI,430
4th st. nc-EXCcllent condition, brick, y
rooms, bath sleeping porch, Clec.. large YARD,
garage, $S 600, easy terms. Line, GA I-W.
COLORED-11@2 GlRARD ST. NV r..
front and rear porChes, hardwood hrs, am :,
hr. gar Col. 6aV7W after q, owner. ~ >
FIVE ROOMS. BATH. NEW: = rORCHES
near 10Th and II sts. ne; $500 cash. balance
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A
detached home in location with future.
Georsta ave near buchanan 81 oo E'g9t rooms, ,,
duplicated at this price Let ns show ynu
this property JOHN SCRlVENER & BRO.
ai4 6 NV Tel NJ a560
MT PLEASANT
90 feet wide. rooms . baths 2-car brick
garage like new. Nam 500 or Al. ab2 eve
CHEVY CHASE: BRICK COLONIAL: UN-
der $50 .000-Some discriminating family
has surely set their hearts on Just such a
wonderful home rs this, which must he sold
AT once. Eight rooms. two tiled baths, ex-
ira lavatory and toilet in rear OF center hall,
large fireplace IN living room. large side We
randa, hardwood floors screens. storage attic;
closets in abundance, garage, sheltered by
many sturdy shade trees Very attractive
terms can hc arranged Call Wisconsin %SIo
day or evening
COLORED-Slo0 DOWN. Sl7 50 MONTH.
buys fine brick q r.: ami; garage 9th
ST nc. Cali Main 392
SACRIFICE 81 600 BELOW VALUES
rooms. ami. small cash payment $40
month VIII consider lot or auto as down
PAYMENT. Cleveland 1929 evenings
2-FAMILY FLAT ROOMS. BATH,
rooms. bath. Dupont section. 22a6 Decatur
pl, North 5lS7 after ;.
CHEVY CHASE. d. .C.--BEAuTlFuL DE
tached SDanish-tvpe home: must I've sren 10
appreciate il locnted west Of Conn ave; 9
rooms 3 baths. 3 porches oil burner. Frie
ldaire, bu-foot lot, heated garage. lovely
shrubs. can hc bought AZ = great ~acri hce
wM. b. KRAFT & co. 901 18th 81 Main
8I4~
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SAIE-SURURBAN PROPERTY.

II ACRES IN M0NTG. CO.--ABoUT la
miles from d, C. linc--lO.room, 2-hath,
home: cleo, steam heat. on state road.
EnW. I; SCHWARTZ, INC. l0lA Vt. ave.
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NEAR HERNnON- Va

ANout = acres land. S-room house cleo
barn and other ,uthuldiuEss about 40 fruit
trees A rial harcstn, small cash payment,
E. NJ. PlJNKERT Co
1910 Eve ST NV Frank. 16l
20l ACRES ON POTOMAC.
with a splendid view Of the Potomac
River thls tract of 30l acres above Crest
Falls or the Virginia side. stretches for halt
q raile along the river front and affords II
one desired sites for three or four fine
eststes each With river frontaSe. The land
IS fertile with about $50 acres cleared.
Beautiful stream flows through property
Hunting aud fishing. Seventy five fruit trees.
pY~Ce is only So 600 Can he purchased ON
terms Write for fun description. Box
s6S-8 Star oficc
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SALE OR RENT-sUB. PRIORITY.

Neutrality-suspicious. PROPERTY.
BUNGALOW. POUR ROOMS. An l. kEAR
car hne $50 month. Address Bon 4In-J
star office. rs
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INSPECT SAMPLE HOUSE
12p LONGFELL0W ST. NV.
SS 93a-EASY TERMS.
OPEN TO q pm

l2p LONGFELLOW ST. NV
IS g5n-FASY TERMS
OPEN TO q pm.
COLORED BARGAIN NEAR 18th AND X
SITS NV. brick home OF rooms . baths
h w b. cleo. newly papered and painted
Tear garage. This excellent home can be
sold To q responsible marty at a bargain
price and on easy terms. make an anp0lnt-
ment 10 inspect IT, DONNELLY & PLANT.
INC. 3l23 14th -. u ". Col. s3S.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, NEAR FIT. MYER.
Va.--6-room home and garage Ia perfect
repair. on lot 100x1b0; ppeess furnace.
car line amazingly low price and terms.
WAGGAMA& & BRAWNER. INC.
100 Eve st. NV. Frank. 14S6.
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN. Sic, ,500~--VERY
select neighhorhood wide through street
large reception room living room. dinlng
room. extra large kitchen with commodtouE
pantries. covered rear porch entire width Of
house: four bedrooms and bath. with
screened sleeping porch: 50xl 5O-foot lot.
Only Ss7 so monthly carries this bargain,
Day or night, call Wisconsin 2s15
SIX ROOMS AND TWO TILED BATHS.
Chevy Chase-An appealing brick home with
stueco garage ~ a very fine nclghburhood.
wide terraced frontage studded with fragrant
pine shade trees. Must be sold this week:
complete monthly cost. 91l5. Call Wisconsin
3hTo dsy or evenings
UNDER Si2 600. BEST BUY IN CHEVY
Chase--Brand- stucco and timber home.
on a 60xi 50-foot handicapped lot. living
garage; wonderful neighborhnod every con
veuience Very liberal terms you nlust art
quickly for this bargain. Call Wisconsin
1hTr daE or evening
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SALE--HOUSES.
-
LINCOLN pARK-&Q S0O

LINCOLN PARK-$8,5OO.
An exceptional buy IL offered in this de-
liRhtful section Of home owners. overlooking
Lincoln Park. A modern bay-wind0w brick
dwelling. containing ak large rooms and tile
bath hoi-water heat. electric lights double
rear pprches. large back yard TO a paved
alley This property is in excellent condition
and can be sold on very reasonable terms.
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS.
314 Pennsylvania Ave Sc
Rnalknra
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RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

TAKOMA PARK SUBURBAN COMFORTS
az detached home with apartment convent
encrs: ?. and b., large rooms. 5 porches
private entrance: screened. cont. hot water:
ehace treea front and rear lawns, garden
sbaee- $50 month. owner. Shepherd 29o3.
RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY IN BEAUTI.
ful Takoma PARK; new bungalow. 3 r. aud
b sleeping porch. fireplace. paved street
large. wooded lot; uD-to-date. owner
IL X WELLS AVE. HYATTs vILLE-ae-
lm mod. home with u acres Of ground,
fruit trees: half block from boulevard: rent
reasonable. Gail Line. $40. owner.
AURORA HILLS VA - FURNISHED
house d nj q rms bath screened p0fcheE,
garage trees flowers. reference take Alex
car. 10 Green ave. or Clarendon s3i-F-3l
SALE OR RENT-sUB. PROP'TY.
DESIRABLE NEw HOUSES IN. NEARBY
Arlington County Virginia Ideal iOcations.
REN&KTH ~ LIVINGSTONE 1917 y st.
nv Main 200. Main 6Gl2. ..--.
BUgGAfOwg HOUSES. Z. 8. 9 ROOMS
M deslrabiy located NJ. Rainier. Hy-
attsylile Eiyefdale. also some farther opt
without improvements. rent SIS 10 S5y
monthly Or sale i0Ts cash snd SD % BOY
monthly Some without cssh payment
r9oma bath h..w h.. Cheyeriys 8b0ggs
r0Ouaa elsc. large lot near trolley Holy
wood 2750 All prices feduced $3.50 -
$3.50 EgW IL the time 70 buy. From
owner. n. 7. MAY. Phone Hyhtts. 4sI'
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IN IHCtIItHt TTOme bUy
In Chevy Chase, D. c.
Located in the best and most desirable
section OF Chevy Chase ID. C.. half square
west of Conn. ave Completely detached
six rooms and tile bath with shower: also
maids room and lavatory in addition 10
beautiful sun parlor All modern improve
menta. 2-car garage. This splendid home
buy warrants your Immediate inspection.
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WATER FRONT HOMES MEAN ANNAP-
oils TIE CHESAPEAKE REALTY CO,
Csrvel Hall. Annapolis
LET NE EXPLAIN HOW YOU CAN OWN
a $500 water front lot and $1,000 stock
for small investment l43i a 81, Sc. q.
20 ACRES. WEST RIVER. NEAR GALES
vile: Ii so feet frontage on salt water old
E-room house: barn; SIS 500: terms. Ad
dress Fox 415-J. star Office.
FOR SALTWATER FRONT PROPERTIES
c. b, NEELY & CO, 1919 B ST. NV.
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SAIE-NCRE.NGE.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

ESQ ACRES or WOOD AND TIMER LAND.
- miles n c. on railroad owner viii m
teTtaf0 aay reasonable offer. Adams 2643
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AURORA HILLS VA $3.50 FURNISHED
house no g.. rms bath screened pOrcheR.
garage trees flowers: references: take Alex.
car lI0 Green ave. or Clarendon s5i -F-3l >
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HDoie fDE--G-RDoA BUNGALOW - 800.
LIT ggx 90. saa6e trees. Improved street.
n FifeDiaoe F0Tches EsuicousF T.
gr0SDgf. Silver sDEnR NJ. Silver spring
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and Mrs. Samuel j. Jennings of Nampa,
mother of the bridegroom.
Mr.. Jennings and his bride left after
the ceremony for Chicago, and viii take
an extensive tour of the Canadian
Rockies and the Pacific Coast and will
return to Washington In November.
Mrs. Leonard A. Wood is spending
some time in New York at the Plaza
Hotel
Mrs. Martha J. Junkin is making an
extended tour Of the West, stopping en-
route at Chicago, Yellowstone National
Park and the Grand Canyon of Col
orado. While In Los Angeles, Calf.
she attended the worlds Sunday school
convention.
Mrs. Harrington Mills is at Saranac
Inn for the Summer, where she enter
tanned at tea yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Buchan of
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and then do it.
Elizabeth Arden Beauty Salons
are everywhere--here and abroad
and the specialists of Elizabeth
Arden's will tell YOU exactly what
your individual skin needs.
Your treatments will be ar
ranged in accordance and YOU
may follow them up at home with
Elizabeth Arden preparations.
So cooling and refreshing and
quiet are the treatments that YOU
will completely relax and rest
with the lullaby which the spe-
eialists hands manipulate so de-
lightfully.
Look your best
Make an appointment today
Decatur 4l47
1l47 Connecticut Avenue.
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The Embassy
24-hour service

@N-nQuT service
Breakfast Luncheon Dinner
Hot-weather specialists and so
--Washingtonian's most popular
night rendezvous for sandwiches,
salads, French pastries and rolls
made by the EmbasSy'S French
pastry chef. and fancy drinks,
sodas. and ice creams made &C
cording to the Embassy's own
formula.
Any hour of the night you viii
find here the after theater, after
the bridge, after the dance and
after the ride parties enjoying the
delicious food for which the En-
baSSy has become famous.
lis grand and cool with many
huge fans aud windows TO the
floor facing 4 directions on
Connecticut Avenue
s Street
Florida Avenue
Cafeteria service on the ist
floor, 7 a,rl.---9 pm
Special arrangements for pri-
vste parties in private dining
room. al
North oSG.
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Swimming Pool
Wardnan Park
Hotel
Swimming
Observation-Disclosures
500 P.M,--l0 100 PM.

Observation-Disclosures
500 PM,-~l0:00 PM.
You can keep cool and feeling
TIT these warm days ii YOU follow
smart Washington's haunt--thc
swimming pool at Wardman
Park Hotel,
II Is one OF the coolest Ravens
in Washington aud so centrally
located and easy to get to---iust
over the bridge on Connecticut
Avenue at Woodley Road,
Wardman Park Hotel, being
situated on a high knoll, catches
the breexes from all directions
and the giant shade trees watt
them about like fans,
The pool is out OF doors.
Ii you should not swim~~you
may enjoy tennis or horseback
rlding~-every resort sport is pro-
vided for your pleasure here at
Wardman
The revenue is moderate,
For more information CALI.
Columbia 400,
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Mayors and mayoresses of 90 cities
were present at the recent marriage of
Miss Dorothy Langhan, daughter Of the
mayor and mayoress Of Woolwich,
England.
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The Shade
Factory

lis Washington'S exclusive shade
Shop--in tact. the cream of the
shade business is done here.
Fine workmanship and prompt
service are keynotes OF the Shade
Factory,
You may get quality shade
at quality price-~neat--accurate
and reasonable,
Just now is particularly good
time TO have your shades made
or repaired---So that in the Fall
your home or apartment viii be
III readiness.
Bring your rollers in--~-in the
morning on your way downtown !.
and they will be finished for you
on Your return
Or IL you wish they will make
them while you wait,
q In IS minutes,
Save money and Get the hest
tho address iS-.
S@lT Connecticut Avenue,
Cleveland 200,
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Jennings-Marron
Wedding Saturday.

jennings Marron
Wedding Saturday.
The marriage Of Miss Jean Frances
Marion. daughter Of Mrs. Marion and
the late Mr.. John Marion of Sewickley,
Pa, to Mr.. Charles Boyd Jennings Of
Nampa, Idaho, took place Saturday in
the rectory OF st. Paui's Catholic
Church, the Rev. Cornelius J. Dacey,
pastor Of the church. ofiiciating.
The bride wore q frock of beige
georgette crepe with o straw lace hat
to match and carried q bouquet OF pink
roses.
Only a small company attended the
ceremony, including Mrs. John Marion.
Miss Gertrude Marion, Miss Eleanor
Marion, mother and sisters Of the bride,
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Ryon, Mrs. Enoch q. johnson, Mrs.
Charles Stock and all the chairmen of
committees. They viii be assisted by Mr..
P. N. Davidson, Comdr. Porter. MFR. Ste
ven Stock, Mr.. Bernard German and
Mr.. Enoch q. johnson. The carnival
viii be open at o'clock. Supper viii
be served and refreshments may be pro-
cured during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs w. l.. Whiting Of AL
coma, Iowa, are at the Grace Dodge
Hotel for week or more.
Mrs. A. M. Goodspeed of Los An
geles is at the willard, where she ar
rived today for short stay
Miss Bertha Eads of Hartman, Tenn,
who is staying at the Grace Dodge Ho-
tel, has been Joined by Mrs. r. l.. Ware
OF Athens, Tenn.
Mrs Dorsey Cullen of Upperville, Va,
is passing a few days at the Willard,
where she arrived yesterday.
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hensposnme
50es Reduction.

3VTd NCuuCIIOus
This is the first week of the S0d
reduction on really Summer
things.
The stock includes cottons.
linens, silks, sleeveless dress and
figured chiffons for day and eve
ming.
The values are remarkable--in
many instances far below cost.
There is also a large selection
of Chinese damasks in varied
colors and sizes. They are de-
lightful for Summer wear.
Early shoppers select.
Just OF Connecticut.
1919 Que Street.
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SOCIETY
The Secretary of Labor and Mrs. Davis
Start Today for Wales to Visit
the Formers Old Home.

| Mawr College. She is ct present with
her parents In Pasadena, Calf.
Mr.. Harlan Is grandson Of the late
| John Marshall Harlan, Associate jus
| tice of the Supreme Court Of the United
| States. He was graduated from Prince
| ton University with the class of 1920.
| and afterwards was Rhodes Scholar at
Balliol College, oxford, England.
| Mrs. Tytus McLennan is entertaining
at Ashingtully, In Tyringham, Mass.
/ several friends Of her daughter, Miss
| Victoria S. Tytus. Miss Katharine Car
isle, Miss Ellen Thoron, Mr.. Corcoran
Thorn, IT., and Mrs, Gardiner Cox OF
Boston.
Mrs. Edith Mae Cummings of Detroit
who is staying at the Mayfiower, enter
tanned Mrs Lyman B. Kendall at lunch
con yesterday in the presidential dining
room of the Mayflower.
Mrs. Henry H. Father and Miss Julia
Darling Strong are at the Barclay In
New York for few days.
Mrs. John Mock, accompanied by
Miss Katharine Watson. daughter Of
Senator and Mrs. James E. Watson, re-
turned yesterday from a two months
tour of Europe, where they visited in
England, France. Switzerland and Italy
They were extensively entertained In
the various cities where they stayed
Senator Watson, who is in Indian
apoliS. is expected to Join Mrs. Watson
and their children in Washington Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ewing of New
Orleans, La, who have been In New
York City, arrived at the Mayfiower to-
day. On leaving here they will go
directly to their Summer home at Pass
Christian, Miss, on the Gulf of Mexico
Mrs. c. N. Fassett Of South Bend,
Ind, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Lucie p Frederick of Reed City, Mich,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John II. w.
Thrush at 1868 Parkwood place.
Mrs. Samuel j. Henry entertained at
luncheon yesterday ut Hot Springs. Va,
in honor of the Rev. Richard WASH
ington.
Mrs. Charles d. Liebermann is at the
Hotel Dennis In Atlantic City for the
remainder of the Summer and win re-
turn to her home at 5112 Connecticut
avenue after Labor day.
Mr.. william Bowie Clarke win sail
from New York Saturday aboard the
Olympic for Paris. where he win visit
his cousin, Miss Florence Hohson. Mfr
Clarke win be the guest Of Mr.. Arthur
Bradley Campbell at PETERBOROUGH,
England. before returning to Washing |
ton in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Cole of San
Francisco. accompanied by their son, |
Mr.. Criswell c. Cole, student of STAN |
ford University. are staying at the May |
flower for several days, and will return |
to California next week.
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Mr.. r. w. Cron, eldest son OF Mai.
and Mrs. Anton c. Cron. has jist grad
uated from the University Of Michigan,
at Ann Arbor, In the engineer depart
ment and win make his home with his
parents at 1902 Mckinley street north
west
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on m a V
have a lovely
co m p iexion
"a n d look
clean a n d
fresh and vi
vacious these
hot days--if
you only find
just what is
wrong with
your skin
what it needs
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charge of the dance includes MFR. Ed
ward l.. Stock, IT,, chairman; Miss Lila
Edmonston, Miss Jean EdmonSton, Miss
Cecil Crabbe, Mr.. Orme Libbey, Mr..
Gordon Fox and Mr.. Alfred Seller.
There will be number of features
during the evening, including several
exhibition dances by Miss Elizabeth
German and MFR. Orme Libbey. The
Republican national committee has
loaned a life size portrait of the re-
firing Secretary of Commerce. Mr.
Herbert Hoover, who Is Republican
nominee for President, which will be
part of the special decorations of the
clubhouse
The list OF patronesses includes Mrs.
Harry 8. New, Mrs. Edward r. Gam,
Mrs. Frederick N. Zihlman, Mrs. Will
liam Tyler Page, Mrs. John A. Holmes,
Mrs. Edward L. Stock, Mrs. Paul Sle-
man, Mrs. Thomas Robertson. Mrs. W.
Bladen Lowndes, Mrs. Elisha Hanson.
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman, Mrs.
Charles /. Corby, Mrs. George E. Pari-
sen, Mrs Franklin Getzendanner, Mrs.
Enoch johnson and Mrs. John G.
Newell.
Among the hostesses at the carnival
which will be held this evening on the
lawn at st. Johns Church, Bethesda,
are Mrs, Edward L. Stock Mrs. Beale
Bloomer, Mrs. w. B. N. Brooks, MRS.
John Bennett. Mrs. Sydney bursley.
Mrs. Richard Cunningham, MRS. George
e. Hane, Mrs. s. Ruebsan, Mrs ThomaS
Borden. Mrs. Clarence Parker. s. Paui
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

Mrs. F. Louis Slade. who has been
at the Barclay. In New York, came TO
Washington yesterday,
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Junior Republicans Give
Dance In Bethesda Tonight.
The Junior Republican Club of Mont
gomery County, Md. will give q rally
dance this evening In the clubhouse Of
the Women's Club of Bethesda on the
Georgetown pike. The committee In
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fifteenth, is tn be eNtended--bc.
cause OF the interference to BUSH
ness caused by the widening OF
Connecticut Avenue. which seems
to be taking much longer than was
anticipated.
II you have not already done SO
take advantage of this great
savings opportunity.
Underwood & Underwood por-
traits are known everywhere
and TO think that you may have
the same portraits and the same
Underwood & Underwood famous
artists to make your pictures now
at a 2sea reduction--is a very
wonderful offer.
However, the extension of time
Is short--so don't delay
As an example
! pictures that are regularly $1,000
can be had for $i2,00
or
larger pictures. which are regular
~ $500 may he had for SIPS.
Make your appointment today,
Decatur 400
or drop into the studio,
le50 Connecticut Avenue.
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Sale
1t you are not one of the many
who have already taken advantage
of these bargains-do so today!
All the hats on display now must
go for immediate clearance re-
gardless of cost.
In this smart collection you will
find most every type, large and
small, for street and dress.
u price
starting at $l.o5.
Have your old hats fixed over
and freshened up! The millinery
department is open all Summer.
Chiffon hose here-$l.O0.
Open Saturdays
1902 Connecticut Avenue
Gust above Dupont Circle
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Miss Andrews Engagement ].
To Mr.. Harlan of Interest.

An engagement of interest In WASH
tngton is that Of Miss Ethel Andrews.
daughter Of Prof. and Mrs. Charles M
Andrews OF New Haven, Conn, TO Mr.
John NJ Harlan, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Maynard Harlan of New York
Miss Andrews attended the Les
Fuurgeres School for Girls In Lau-
same, Switzerland. the Ethel Walker
School In Simsbury. Conn, and Bryn
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Scotland are making an extended stay
at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Mrs. Edgar r, Kiess Is at the Hotel
Chelsea, Atlantic City. N. j., for the
Midsummer
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because these remarkable values
are on apparel that is to be the
very best this early Autumn.
A few smart models of these
swagger homespun are now on
sale at tremendous
bargains
for immediate clearance to make
room for the many Fall models
being made up now.
Take advantage of this unusual
money-saving opportunity.
Floor 2,
1903 Connecticut Avenue
across from the Mayfower)
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Sale
Friday 6 Saturday
MASON JULES

Radical reductions, some 500
and some even more--for irnme-
date clearance OH
Friday--Saturday
10 crepe de chine dresses, in old
blue. and shades of tan and sand.
in sizes 10 to IS, which arc selling
regularly at $3.50, on sale for
500
A very smart collection of silks
and washable frocks in all the light
and airy Summer pastels, sizes IA
20. specially priced
$l2.7s
10 sample dresses in prints and
plain, which are priced at $50. so
to $3.50, on sale for
$500
? suits. wonderful buys for earlv
Autumn, which arc marked $2o.S0
on sale now for
$500
4 lovely embroidered casha coats
for all-occasion wear, in tan and
blue, sizes 10 to So: were selling
at $3.50, now on sale for
$500
Come early!
l627 Connecticut
Between @ and Il Streets
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discount at Under
wood and Under
woods is to be
continued!
The time of this
discount w hi C h
normally ouid
have ended the
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Mr.. and Mrs B. D. Peters Of Pitts
burgh have arrived at the. Maydower
by motor After q few days In WASH
ington they viii drive to Atlantic City
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Mr. and Mrs. William S. Buchan of
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THE Eight Bells"

Visions of The roaring days Of the
last century roat through the mind
when one reads that The Eight Bells, -
famous old pub" OF England, has
closed It's doors
Here Dick Turpin. In real life. drank
his rum between the various outrages
against the dignity Of British law which
he committed on the Kings highway.
Here Bill Skies. In the inimitable
moving picture drawn by Charles Dick
enS In his oliver Twist" tippisd on
brandy while concocting In his sbomi'
nsble brain some new bit Of thieyers
for his young students
! Residents of Hatfield, deciding there
were TOO many saloons In the neighbor
hood and willing 70 overlook the an
eicnt heritage of the house, have voted
The Eight Bells" out Of existence.
80 passes another landmark. Mod.
ern hotels. with their running water
private baths and bslii0ys, are making
their way around the world, dispiaeins
the perha1s more picturesque but un'
dov,l'ediy isSs comfortable inns,
Yet such places will live forever Ia
.hst great land which English .ssene
and Charles Dickens combined u .,I
upon The map
! IL iS a land of stsgec9aches, rum sne
water. beef and brswn. Old sGfooges
Littls ksils Csp'n catties "A country o.
peculiar fabric w11ieh Dickens succeed