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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-30
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
BY FREDERIC j. HASKIN.

A. In 1907 an occasion was offered
whereby Mime. Montessori might put
her theories to q practical test. A
school was established In connection
with the Roman Association for Good
Building. Later three similar schools
followed. Nine. Montessori maintained
her connection with these schools I'M
til 1911, when she devoted her time to
the extension of her methods to older
children.
@. Was Samuel johnson especially
erudite when young?-W. r.
A. johnson said of himself that at
49, the year before he entered oxford,
he knew almost as much as at So.
R. P. mum ''" '' Weight
A. A jockey usually weighs between
95 and l25 pounds.
@. How many tons OF coal would
there be in vein feet thick, an acre
in extent?-W. H. p.
A. About 1000 tons. In mining.
from 5000 to $500 tons would be taken
out. the variation depending upon the
system of mining.
@. In what States were land grants
given to the soldiers of the War Of
1920. H. S.
A. The General Land Office says
that warrants issued under the act of
May 6, 1912, were located In the States
of Arkansas, Illinois and Missouri It
has alphabetical indices. There were
approximately 100000 acres Of land
surveyed In each of these three States
for the satisfaction of such warrants.
Many warrants were issued under other
acts for service in the War Of 1912,
which were located In various districts
This Office has no alphabetical index
of the names Of warrantees under the
other acts for service in the War Of
1912.
@. What does the average student
spend in college annually?-P. K.
A. The total expenses of a college
student vary from 1865 to $1,000 year.
The average expense, exclusive of cloth
ing and travel, is s577.05.
@. What is meant by an accredited
hospital?-E. I. T.
A. An accredited hospital Is one that
comes up to certain standards consid-
cred necessary for effective results by
some organizations such as the Ameri-
can Medical Association. the State
Board of Health. or the State Board Of
Nursing Examiners.
@. To what race do Filipinos be-
long?-A d.
A. They are Malays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-30

In the United states Department OF
Agriculture Is doing yeoman service for
the tiller Of the earth. So. for that
matter, are the chemists OF the State
departments OF agriculture and the
laboratories of the great State universe
ties. The ideal condition viii be
reached when every farm Is laboratory
directed by \ man capable OF original
research.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-30

The American farmer has. at least
succeeded in asserting himself as an
economic force in defiance of the comic
traditions to the effect that he wore his
pants in his boots and devoted most of
his time to sitting on rail fence and
chewing straw. The successful farmer
is soil scientist and an industrial or
ganizer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-30

Even the Rep. Elephant and the Dem.
Donkey have certain points of agree
ment. None sufficient. however, In war
ranting any expectation that politics
will follow the example OF finance and
undertake to effect q merger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-30

Chicago might be willing, in all gen.
erosity. to spare Mr. Dawes the imme-
date responsibility for cleaning out
local crime. while leaving him free TO
supervise the ultimate workings Of his
plan for German reparations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-30

Expectations that Uncle Sam may
find way to finance the entire world
In processes of reconstruction call to
attention hopes Of some multi-collateral
arrangement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-30

1t needed only the definite discovery
that there is only open sea at the North
Pole to clinch the sad conclusion that
all these charming Santa Claus stories
are entirely mythical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-30

There should be no argument about
campaign baby-kissing. A sensible
mother does not want her baby kissed
by any stranger, however eminent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-30

Experiences of some Of the later Polar
explorers make DIR. Cook appear COM
paratively lucky.
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Another Name.

From the Miami Daily News and Metropolis
Suicides In alrplanes at sea are Moth
Ing new, only they usually are referred
10 as transatlantic flights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-30

In Texas the prominence once held
By cattle rIstlers is now overwhelmed
By the political hustlers.
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SHOOTING STARS.
ny PHILANDER JOHNSON.

Better Understanding.
No candidate so good can be
AS his admirers tell us.
None merits tales of wicked glee
Which might to scorn compel us.
While we 90 shouting down the line
OF methods pure or tainted.
The campaign serves purpose fine;
We All Become Acquainted
A man who once seemed innocent
Is called a reckless bandit.
A man abtured claims compliment.
His managers demand 1t.
No one is quite so black or white
AS he In speech isspainted.
A campaign keeps us going right
So, Let's All Get Acquainted
Disagreemeuts.
"Is our friend consistent prohibit
tionist?"
mo doubt about It," said Senator
Sorghum. His vote Is invariably dry"
Then he never drinks what might
disagree with him?"
II shouldn't exactly say that But he
unquestionably disagrees with what he
drinks"
Eternal Dissa tisfacti0n.
Let's talk about the weather.
AS seasons drift along:
And lift the shout together.
Whatever Is, Is Wrong!"
Jud Tunkins says life Is worth living
because most friendships are real and
most enmities are only imaginary.
Compromise.
did you dance with the Prince of
Wales?"
Yes" answered Miss Cayenne. "He
asked me TO ride with him. l COM
promised. To dance seemed safer"
Self Promotion.
Father" said the small boy, what
is prize fight promoter"
Il don't think ] can make you un~
derstand exactly what mean, Rollo.
should call him ticket speculator who
has taken charge Of the whole SHOW"
Leadership" said HI Ho, the sage
Of Chinatown, lis the quality which
causes man 10 take all kinds OF
chances and Is still able 10 persuade the
crowd TO bet on him rs a sure thing"
Joy Of Contest.
II everything vent breezy
And Fortune made no slips,
Life would be all 50 easy
Thered be no Championships.
Anybody dat gifts me- into an air.
plane" said Uncle Eben, has got 10
show me dat he kin keep goin' right
on HeeVenWaFd VII no intAFVenin'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-30

Anybody dat gifts me- into an air.
plane" said Uncle Ehen, has got 10
show me dat he kin keep goin' right
on Hesvenward. VIII no intsrvenin'
bumps"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-30

Dry Farmers and Democracy.
From the Dallas Journal.
II remains to be seen what effect the
Smith appeal for agricultural votes will
have in the dry farming area,
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The Evening star Newspaper Company

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ChicaEo once: Tower Building.
European once ~ Resent ST., Londcn.
Enaiand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-30

Jud Tunkins says life Is worth living
because most friendships are real and
most enmities are only imaginary.
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All Other States and Canada.
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Rate nv Mait--Payable in Advance.
A.rvlaud and Vircinia
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Compromise.

did you dance with the Prince of
Wales?"
Yes" answered Miss Cayenne. HE
asked me TO ride with him. l COM
promised. To dance seemed safer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-30
Inv If Contest.

Joy Of Contest.
II everything vent breezy
And Fortune made no slips,
Life would be all so easy
There'd be no Championships.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-30

Leadership" said HI Ho, the sage
of Chinatown, lis the quality which
causes man 10 take all kinds OF
chances and is still able 10 persuade the
crowd TO bet on him rs a sure thing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-30

Eternal Dissa tisfacti0n.
Let's talk about the weather,
AS seasons drift along:
And lift the shout together,
Whatever Is, Is Wrong!'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-30

NeIf- Promotion.
Father" said the small boy, what
is prize fight promoter"
Il don't think ! can make you un-
derstand exactly what mean, Rollo. /
should call him ticket speculator who
has taken charge Of the whole SHOW"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
Misses Goats
Radically Reduced
Including Sizes II to 20

az COATS. fur collars and cuffs
St0.:a Reduced to 49,. CIO.UV
m COATS. fur collars and cuffs
Of wolf IN ReedieweaNe. Were
S",.5 and $500. Re- Go ~
ducrd I" .......... -, III /'oo
6, COATS broadcIoth with shawl
We're $3.50. Now GoOSO
~ COAT. size I6. green with
70, from, Was $3.50. C@O IN
Reduced Friday to. 1880. SJ1'JO
a. COAT. black with fitch shawl
collar aud cuffs. Was Sii5. Very
special at this reduced coo IN
~ COAT. size 1s. Black pointed
fox collar and cuffs. Was $50.
Reduced for Fridays sell c11@
~ COAT. size IT, Black with
black fox collar and cuffs. GOO IN
Was S135. Now reduced to Co/'oU
U COAT. sire I6. Tan with fitch
SHAY. &c collar and CUTS. Wa. Sis
n TAN COAT. sire I6. Trimmed
with tan fox shawl collar and cuffs.
Was S165. Tomorrow re- c11C
10 BLACK COAT. sire IA, Black
with black LYNX shawl collar and
cuffs. Was $50. Re- c11S
dured to ,.,...-....... -
garood EIanP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
20 Velvet Blouses
Were $5.95-NoW
SI.95

smariy tailored s+itsi s'ipusrs Ia
saysts snatsbie for spoFt. ~SsF--bnf'
fal4 trimmed.
go EAI&G0ATs. siigt,tIs saiied. has
q .usaFt little nsssdsI. Regular xI
ssss and 1896 saigss .-..... -
~ SEksEt FROM. 40 a smart
tztf 0Fea. st,is Has $3.50, 81
40 Hai>LDaJ. guaranteed faia-
s.. =. ', na" '''''so' "~' SI.15
fI6B rfLk UEE.sts ~ smart htiIs
sisIss ssa Bfs spfing col "a o.
ora We're $685. N0~ ~
tszt TNAIA0 DREA%E. ~ .ma,sjY
TAILORED ssptss. Ideal fof
s ,i..,'' "'4' wee ''''''' S4.o5
$50 JEksEY Dkf.Afs 10 .Bay.is
sFAofed sislss Wanted t6iasA f9y
ssisssI sssS Were xt0.JS. c10@
h$fona Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

,,ember-No MAIL Phone or C. o. d. Orders on These Items

A day Thrifty Shoppers look forward to-a
day which brings small lots, slightly soiled and
mussed merchandise, thoroughly desirable in
every respect, at radically reduced prices. The
needs of every member of the family, of every
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
IS Junior Miss
Evening Frocks
Were $40 to $25--Now
$3.95

rsspafkabis offer ut beautiful siik
ahd velvet evening dssssrs Ia sIsrs fnr
The JUaIor miss, They are siishiis
sa,ied ana nawsasd. but all wonderful
saiaek.
80 JUNIOR MISSES EVENING
DHtsaEs ~ sifk and tsisst, nYssses
NAT formerly were priced AT C@ ~
$3.50 10 5000. now s9Ds Ib
~ ftOTH fHOfk. 10 smart ~.
-. in.'"' mis-. '''is. Wa. ~ OK
90 1EhsEf FhDaks. IN smauIy
tailored "'s AMI taa,pirrs CT n
effects. Mere so p5. now - ia
80 VELVET tA0aks, Ia deiightfui
br" stsiss and s1ioTs. We're at az
'H"' """ 'ttt.,.t s.t.sta,tt " - ~
bb JEhhks fKDaks. IN trim ~.
lie ans and two piess models All
wanted eeis's Mere 5000. G9 az
"ow f,t.t.. st.t+, tts4,t4 Fpos ~
80 sit.k FhDt M. ~ bath aark and
lisbt eoio!s, May new
sWias styles. We're 5000. CO o.
40 ftDfH pHUIks, Ia styles s0iI.
able tDf hDtinE Neaf.
Originally priced ~ st0,0A. G1 nr
~ fLAhsEL tHOTks, ia s,ays,
Apoft stbiss. 6aSd Ia8Liag tailored
. ""a''' wee ''"."'' S3.OJ
~ VELVET pa0fkx, IN smart
~, ".'e' .. ana " 'N'''''. rot ss3.9J
ses.nd ttsos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
Friday Bargains in
Wcmen's Goats
Sizes Sc to IL

tID COATS. fur collars and cuffs on
needieweayes. Mostly black and
brown. Were sis..5. now Ga 0O
ti3) COATS. wolf and squirrel col
lars and cuffs on needtewrayes. Mostly
black Mere sis.'o and $1,000
$3.50. now ..-.. cA ~sOo
f6) COATS. with shawl collars and
runx of fur. MidwinteF styles.
dostly black. Were $3.50, c2O IN
now at ...--.-.-.
UD COAT. size 40. Gray with
pointed shawl collar and
s border; ;. Was s''-'e' re- $3.50
~ COAT. sixe 40. Tan with
black pointed wolf shawl collar and
border. Was $3.50. now eSO IN
~ BLACK COAT. with opcssum
front effect. On fine suede.
size AZ. Wa. $3.50. 5000
8ow ut
az BLACK COAT. with red fox
shawl collar and cuffs. sire 3S-
Was $3.50. now reduced cSO IN
second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
28O Mems BrOadclOth
Shirts. Now 89c

Slightly soied hu, a washing will make them lock
as good As new OF good quality hroadelosa. well
made and full cut Broken sizes in the les,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
Boys Ovcrcoats, Suits
and Mackinaws, S3.49
Were S5.95 and $7.95

Boys school suits, sizes TO H. Plaid nackinaws
sizes 10 10. Riddles overcoats, sizes and g. Long
school cvercoats, sizes IA 10 II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
Drastic Reductions in
Junior Misses Goats
Sizes IS to IL

~ COATS. smartiy fashioned. Red
and green with black fur collars and
cuffs. Regardless of former G. M
49, COATS. spientlidis made and OF
excellent quality. Fur cellars ard cuffs.
', SS''''' no" $1,000
80 SPORTS COATS. in popular
styles. fur collars. Were
x2J. reduced for Fridays c1S M
selling to 49, ....... DA'soo
90 BLACK COATS. with fine fur
collars and cuffs. Were
SIDES. reduced t0mor- col M
row to. -. wv
Cd COATS. In smart midwinier
styles. Fur collars and
cuffs. Were xf9.s5. re- GOO M
duced to ... @@~soO
~ SPORT COAT tan. slightly
s0iied. Was $3.50. \ rare bargain
a. this i; Friday Special $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
IS Tots Goats, Were
1898 and $5.98-Now
S2.98

Smartly tailored little models In the
desirable materials and cOlOrs for
spring. All lined aud beautifully made.
sizes. : TO ) years.
90 VELVET COATS. in Sizes ! aud
:. years. DaintiIy trimmed with FUR
, And s '%o'e'"s; >o, We're SD SOB
HANDMADE DRESSES AND GER
TIKI DIS. Of fine white batiste. beau.
tifuliy lace trimmed and and-embrOid.
cred. We're 81 and soc values. EAo
TOTs' FELT HATS. slightly soiIed.
shown in smart little shapes and rol.
or, desired for Spring. We're o.
aLL.WOOI. SHIRTS. for infants g
months to I year. single breasted
styles In regular S1.55 val o.
TOTS DRESSES. OF pretty ginxhams
and prints of many cnl0rs and Datterns
All with pantys 10 match. We're n
Fourth Floor
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50 Telephone Stands
ard Stools, Were $3.SS
$3.50

Al a.traetively designed ssasS ard
ssand i 20 iaehes high. vita fixI4-
t4sl PICTURE MIRRORS. <.suip.
ntate xaAss- pirture a<si<a<- >o1e
sntis scratches. size Sh-x-- no
Were $i-:.5. reaaeed TO 0OC
tl5i TABOlRETTES. With mahas.
ans rnish- >trEa-. fan<x irrx IL
Ineees hish. rep Iia=xI4 81 an.
iaehes- We're Sis. new S1.tS
~ ,5FDLD Brown SCREEN.
With, oak fr.ae- Double earlas asi.
se ~t' a. TOP, was SI2.5O
tn 3-EOLD BuysLE C0yEHra
BROWN BlKLAP >CREkN- vita "a.
h"<aas finished fTaRe. Wss O. -.
Sl4-5o. redaeed to I'D
80 OAK FssOT SroaIS. uphwx-
stored. inches high. laxIS-ineh tmm-
Were aSe. reaaeed fec Frissays ER~
sp UMBRELLA STAND Of ~ssssl
msiseSany. Was SiSia. = rave bar
gan: ss,n at 'ais seaa~ $3.50,
~ MUFFIN STAND. an attrarsls.
red Eeauxs tulsa Arti>tieaiiv hae&-
decorated Was <li-Se. re- 60 20
e1cVo - 1900
az S-F0ID RIRIAP SCREEN.
decorated teatherexee manel Nzheg-
any-cai>hea franae> NAs 90 IN
Ssss-5o. reduced to. .- $Assoo
rSefA Ffsx.~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
100 Leather Bags
Were$l.@-Nou'
$50

cas1aaalas SstasS tAssFS $50,
hanaA~AkA alligator aa& sasssnE seSs EA<g
Assx. a<sash RHl>Ae<a essA sms@ss ".
Rtax~ NAav >s>ee>s
gsaa ikArAEH Htts> eesssssssAss
<lik Gaea With saiSe<sx< AID esfse 70
eNasSA AeSw<S~as nla ><sss sMs<assR
ASA s@asSas seasAeF. NeTS - IN
Nrees Fsaax
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IS Yds. Au.WooI Crere
Regularly $4.50-No,p
1898

Oaiy ~ wards ef saf< aae &lk>xaas
errpr faaf i snEte desirable fex IRE
ns~ >EsSsax ras<mese> tAss<~ ef aasS.
Aaaek sa8 <vas- All ~ lscA~> u zoe.
ga Sn>A hI-Nnol kfAlk
WOLFE in . fac >sfs grade tes~ a@-
nsaai as the ersse- AsS Sl Oo
taA Ap>A St-lN. TNilf- -
tiSAs wesxAs. arsavse Die fer >ssrsaS ~stsS
saa resembles Regular 50 no
St~%N ERASE. aaw -
tfS NnS>A MIN. Nil.Mu<sE coat
mt 10 tar~e Sei1ghtfwl eAk0r eezsASrs-
tsea~ fesmeSts proved At - 20
<&~Sa Nd ee~- 4.~~-.-~-, &-st1
tSSs~ Np>A SlltEEruNE Rft<~
MI ali 81 Sssehe~ y h4<. \ waAS u
s&atiSS at the pxs<es Mas - OO
N~-s<S H8N - -
Nee Hp>A AlI.A00l exaNsr
Twill 3s a aeaessfas Ssksea Ax~@ a
SHADE. itxAs fa MesxAs AaS -
enrhe> ~ide, Mas SS>AA - "a
aow .~.-.t.-.~ .-.~-.~ &-s~
(toa Np>>N xEI0lH CssAft>S 10 .
arrtts AAsek Sal wMsse eAe<&- f~s~
aksr St~Sa grace tsss0sg~~ - 10
~. ward --~>~,->>>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

room in the home, has been given consideration
this wcek-as trip through these Columns of
Thrift will tell you. Read every item and profit
by the ''value news it contains. Shop early!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
Para Pad Sanitary
Napkins, Were SOC
and 6Oc-Nov
lOc Box

sanitary napkins Of a fine absorbent
quality. Neatly packed In I.-doxen sire
packages. Some extra large size.
DRESS HANGERS. fanciiy covered In
blue aud pink. Slightly s0iled. =.
Were soc 10 81. now .... 1CC
WHITE INDIA TAPE. In very mar
rows widths. We're = pieces for l.
DRESS LiNI<GS. Of time aualit,
satrep in black and white.
Not all siyes. Mere $I..5. -
.......... sos
SANITARY sTEP.INS. IN flesh with
marrow lace edges. Medium and
large sizes. Regular 81 value. ~.
now .-......-...
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
IS Girls Dresses
Were $3.95 and $5.95
NoU
1898

Dainty little crepe de chine frock.
for little girls from Ia IA years.
Attractive little models with button
and braid trims. Wanted colors tn
choose from.
u3 GIRLS FROCk>. of silk. wool
and Jersey materials. >martls styled
with ':ainty lace collars. sizes 10. ~
and IA wears. Were Si.sS 10 o.,
S:.9S now. .,......-... ~'S
t32l GIRLS SKIRTS. of fine quail.
Nv tweed All an waists. Riue.
brown. green and tan in sizes X 10
- years. We're Sl.j0 To o.
- PRS.l GIRLS kNICkERS. of
heavy velvet corduroy in blue. green
and brown. Sizes Ii. ID and o.
20. Were S".9S. now. .. |cS
t5 FLANNEL MILDLY BIDt SIS.
with attractive linen collars and cuffs.
Here in 'ase and tan and sizes iS.
IL and 20. Were SOS. S145
t3n GIRLS SWEATERS, Of fine
all wool and here In scores of novelty
designs and eoI0rs. Sizes CT -
to -. Were S1.9S. now. Giro
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
Odds and Ends of
Crepe de Chine and
Rayon Underwear
Were $1.95 to $6.95
u Price

Slightly soiled from handling. others
only. mus.ed. Included are gowns.
step.ins. rheaise. slips and bioomers
" fine quality crepe de chine and rayon.
Many eoiars. Cnusual styles.
f60) WHITE NAI>SOOk SLIPS. Of
fine aft quality. Daintily lace Ell
trimmed. Were si.45. Now. Ga
Third Floor
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Bajsr' ~ 1901. k%nkEks
hasa. stLss : 10 ~. AsTa "a
" 65 ~ 80 3s Nov ~
tOkDt hDt stffr. .i,ss 80
20 We $685. (" *! 40
80 Reduced ga 2'b'
HEAsf sHEAIEEr esai and
DsII~StsT tstsk sissa
"a ~. Were af.9s ia
Nov .....-.. |If
ZfPNJ4aks uiasds sas ptaja
tsstssJs AB1sk 10 az ~. 40.
Were 1896 Nov NV
ffa1HEkEfTE IAfss si,ss
y "a ~ Nrss sgJy. fkst..
h8~ reduced Ia /se
hots HsSDN ftftks
~sTs T1s t1 3ss. Reduced ~
Tomorrow 10 .. ~
3PE ~ 1901 stIfs si,ss :
80 ~ We" sfsS 50 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

Beauty Preparations
- Price
Were Soc to $l.5O-NotU
Csc to Csc
The entire stock Of beauty. prepare
Quick selling tomorrow. included are
sil kinds Of GRAMS I'm. and TONES; Of the
Fourth Floor.
Corsets and Cirdles
Were IS Values-Now
$3.50
Back land: front lace corsets and clasp
around girtlies in u tine quality flesh
Lab Special. Memo and Mo,iart moieis.
.GIRDLES AND CORsET::: tashione"
o. a,d me n sss "r wad. Many Sy,c C
Second Floor
Pure Linen Pattern
Cloths
Were Sc to $9-No,D
S4.95 to S7.95
Just a tiny hit soi;ed. but ali Of per-
feet. heavy quality 30 necessary in fine
linens. Choice 0f manv attractive pat
terms In sire tiS>S6 inches.
Third Floor.
IS Framed Pictures
Were SI-NoU
SOC
Handsomely Trimmed mixtures Of manv
favorite subjects. Choice OF "Bov
Blue" HOLLAND Flower Girl" Hone"
and iuany more. Greatly reduced to
sell quickly Tomorrow:
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
5O-In. Linen Crash
Cloths, Were $1.29
Sl.O9

4 tae heavy quality hneo rra>h
rlath With blue, fx>s Aei willow bar
sefx Neasl> finished And heaame3 aud
shawa Ia slses Mama Inches, Rare
bargains
t:sl S-ft, LINEN SKIS, IN the ret,
utar bridge stse. Sc-taeh eieta Vita
aapktns 10 match, Mere 81. o.
aaN e>t.>e~
tS0l AATH MATS. OF hes<y quality,
4 ~pieadla assortment ef pretty 10.
rciur~ sizes lSNsss inches wv
rAEf.ll<k< f0NEl1<ts, OF lank
wearing and absorbent quality, Par
mesly NJ eea at iae, III,
Third fteae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

Odds and Ends of
Enanneled Ware
SC
spoon cups. pudding pans. soap
dishes. sauce pans and countless other
pans neressary to complete kitchen.
All drssticaily reduced for quick selling
tomorrow. Get your share:
800 ROUND NICKEL. SERVING
TRAYS. that can be used in 80 To-
many ways. We're 6Dc. Now "
iSl TEA AND COFFEE POTS. one
cup sire. All nickel plated. loo
We're SOC. now. ............ ~
WHIPPED CREAM SET. silver blade
cream whipper. with glass or
pottery bowl. Regularly :s3c. To-
BREAD BONES. Of extra heavy
quality. Regular seas value. OQo
CAKE COOLERS. Of fine quality
wire. Very desirable aud easy 10c
to use Were 4je. now AOC
Of fine grade tin. Were 45r. 1Oc
CAKE AND PIE TINS. reduced for
quick selling tomorrow. Were -
soc Blue BAND MINING 0Oo
OON
9se Blue BAND MIXING SOo
$40 Blue BAND MINING QOc
s'.os Bile BAND MIX sl1o
ING BOWLS ...... CA'A/
sixth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
Misses Silk Frocks
Were $500
1895

Attractive Frocks la the seasons
srnsrtest styles aud eolors. some
slightly s0iled.
f20l LOVELY FROCKS. Of navy
xeorgette. black satin and velvet rom.
hinaficns. Misses siyes from - to
20. Were SIS to $3.50. CIT ~
an MISSES. SPORT FRWkS, In
nobby one and two piece models.
Jerseys. cheeks and piaids With
plain fabrics We're $3.50. g
fs?l SILK AND CLOTH DRESSES.
slightly soiisd aud muSsed from dis
play. Rare bargains. Were ck o.
SIS. now .....,-.t.- $500
Second Floor