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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-14
Lamps and Shades
All SliekfIy Da,uaeed

I Handsome Table lamp. torchiere
effect, rusty iron. feet: leaf de-
ssh. shade open, work desien,
Op e sc en 4 glass. Was s4s.
j Brass and Enamel Twin Bride iise
Lamr. rose end beige shades 10
match base, adjustable. Was $40 so.
/ Metal Desk Lamp. cracked bro 5;"
let lSstae 20 effect: adjustable shade:
| Bronze Floor Torchiere, two
lights. candle effect. pleated shield
n rose and mulberry. Was $50 so.
! Oval Georsette and silk SHADE. q
inches. in peach and orange with
raase bud and lace trimming. Was
Oval Georr.iie and siit shs sSsa
10 inches, with hemstitched ruf1e.
scalioped at bottom: one orchid.
one peach. Were SIS. Now .,.SS
Hexagon Shades. inches. in
green Were SIS. Now $50
l Georgette Shade. orchid, green,
taffeta lining. lace and ribbon
trimmed. Was Sc. Now. S3.50
Georgette and Silk shade.
inches; orchid and peach. georgette
ruffies. Was $3.50 Now $3.50
! Oblong Stretched Taffeta shade,
gold ribbon edge. IA inches. with
painted flower design in yellow and
green. Was SIS. Now. $3.50
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
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This he writes. lis precisely The
field for political thinkers. often called
statesmen: it ought not to be left as
fitting ground for the admirals who are
so admirable ON their own tarset-rangeS.
The whole cruX of the matter lies in an
effort to make it reasonably probable
that in future naval conflicts the fixed
policies of Great Britain and the United
States will cause their navies to work
i'll harmony or at least not as poten-
TALLY hostile agencies dramatically OPP
posed
L. S. Should Take Peace Moves.
This implies, Mr. Davis points out.
that the United States should take an
active part III concerning measures Ior
the prevention OF war and in COMPEL
ing the observance of those rules which
are designed to mitigate its dcStruc-
tiveneSS-in other words. that it should
accept what the treaty for the rcnun-
citation of war may be said to imply.
viz that all the nations whose treaty
Is broken or threatened so TO be have
mandate to concert measures TO pre-
vent the breach or to repress it. g"
II indications are given from re-
sponslble sources" he continued, that
in the event of conStabulary action
against covenant-breaking state the
navies of the two countries will act TO-
Gether. or at least that as a result of
diplomatic consultation neither will be
used to protect the trade, inbound or
outbound. of an outlaw state, one area
Of possible conflict is greatly reduced"
Agreement Is Stressed.
Mfr Davis believes it reasonable TO
suppose that on the basis of such an
understanding regarding Americas at
titude toward a treaty-enforcing war,
Great Britain would agree that if she
were engaged in an .old-fashioned 'pri-
vate' war" she would not attempt to
interfere with the fullest freedom OF
sea transit by all non-combatant ma
tons
Surely this is the most hopeful line
Of progress" he writes Efforts by
strategists and technicians to translate
naval parity into terms OF guns and YES
sells may be expected 10 end where they
have ended before Attempts
by conference or by treaty to codify the
law of the sea are well enough i'll their
way, but If the world is today what it
was yesterday, the welcome that has
awaited previous attempts of the same
sort is not encouraging. When the work
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Reductions in the
Gift Shop

! Vase :o and stand. IMPERFECT
2 Mahorany Cigarette Boxes. M
PERFECT. Were SIS, Now $50
Italian Memo Pads. Were 81 so
!. Brass Ash Trays. Were 7 Sc
: Potted' Trees Were 81. Now 81 81
: Potted Trees. Were soc. Now CSC
z, Metal Waste Baskets. Were So.
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED. Now SO
DAMAGED. Were s625. Now. 81
Metal Waste Baskets. SLIGHTLY
DAMAGED. Were s55 so. Now So so
Metal Waste Baskets. SLIGHTLY
DAMAGED. Were s450. Now seeS
J Sewing Tray: SLIGHTLY DAM
! Snryins Tray; SLIGHTLY DAM
20 Artificial Flowers. Were CSC
. Artificial Flowers. Were s. =
- A.iifieisr Flowers. SLIGHTLY
SOILED: Were $50. Now sac
800 : Hr.iticisl Flowers. SLIGHTLY
y Art;fei.l Flowers; sI4IGHTIY
SOII ED. Were 81. Nov. -. 2sc
soHED Were $50. Now :. ESQ
90 a~tificiai Flowers. SLIGHTLY
sou ED. Wer" soc Now lac
Pillows. SLIGHTLY SOuED.
? Pillows: S oiLED. Were IS.
i Bridge Set. Was $3.50. Now. ST
GIFT SHOP. SEVENTH FLOOR.
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English Porcelain
Covered Dishes. SOC

Were 81. Attractive shapes:
daintily decorated. Priced
for clearance tomorrow.
10 English Bone China Bread
and Butter Plates. colorfully
decorated. Were 81. Now. .s5c
"a After Dinner Coffee Cups
and Saucers. American porce-
lain. Now, cup and saucer. Csc
l Noritake China Platter, IA
inch size. Was SO. Now. $3.50
2 Imported Fruit Bowls. Were
$3.50 Now ..............S $3.50
l japanese Vase. Was S12.
Odds and Ends of Omen Stock
Dinnerware. Fancy China and
Pottery. at GREATLY RE-
DUCED PRICES.
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Heavy Quality Wool wilton Rugs. size
36x63 Were $3.50 Now .......S l0..n
] Good Quality Wool wilton mug. Size
exc Was S47.50. Now. S2s.50
! Rose Persian Rug. as is" Size sxl2;
Was s575.. Now; secs
/ Hlgh-grade Seamless Velvet Fringed-
end Rug. size sxl2, Was SIS. Now Ss9:oo
exl2 Was SIS. Now. -, 49,. ). S39.5o
2 Imported Bath or Beudoir Rugs, en-
bossed design size s6x63. Were $l4; 80.
super Quality Chinese; Rug. size sSis.
l super I'd Qualify Chinese Rug, ';as IS"
Size Yxi2 Was $4S5. Now Ssa5
Reversible Wool Chenille Rass, size 30X6u
Were $3.50. Now Ss 1912
rugs One third of REGULAR price.
"a,-sard Carpet Remnant. Was 81 SO;
2,s. Gn Carpet Remnant Was $50.
yard Carpet Remnant. Was f37o;
Yard Carpet Remnant. was $50;
a. SQUARE yards 'Lincieuimn, AS Isl was
ga square yards Linoleum. Was $l.65
square yard. Now ........ 49,. Csc
IA square s, yards Linoieum. Was 50 square are
square yards Iinoieum. was $2.25
square yard. Now. Observation-Disclosures
] Lot Rag Rugs, plain color and hit-and-
miss patterns; size 4x7. Reduced one
Lot sissa kss RUGS, reduced one-hsllli
1 Lot .i!ss Ras Rugs reduced one-hai
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Of the codifier is done. the parliamentary
gantlet still is to run and the strain
the work will bear under stress Of war
still is to be calculated. Behind both
processes lies the question OF policy that
guns and vessels and codes are designed
to serve Until there is some agree
ment there. We but treat the symptoms
and not the disease"
Mr.. Davis opposes Senator Borahs
plan to summon another conference to
codity war law or practice.
He believes one of the chief weak
nasses of the Geneva conference was
that questions of naval strategy rather
than of national policy were always 10
the fore.
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Misses Short Vamp Pumps
$7.75 We're $3.50 to $40

3 Pairs Brown Kid and Suede Oxfords,
sizes A and 8 B.. Were $40.
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S2.55
Pairs Black and Brown Suede
Pumps, sizes AAA AZ: A 3lo, 4: C
31s 4 and Z. Were $40 Now. S2.15
s Pairs Black and Brown Suede
Pumps, sizes B 4 ", 5. 6; C 3l2, 612.
Were $3.50. Now ..............S 2.s5
Is Pairs Velvet and Kid Pumps. in
red and green. Sizes IA 5. 512, 6, 6i2,
Z; A 4, Ale. 6, 6la. Z: B 3, 4, 5. So.
b. 6ia Were &c. Now . S2.15
12 Pairs Silver Kid Pumps. several
styles. Sizes AAA z; IA 5i2, Z; A AZ:
B 3. 3i2. 81; c 3, 3l2, 6, 81. z.
Were So. Now Observation-Disclosures. '5
z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-14

4 Fine Qualify Administer Rugs. size 3sx7o:
We're $3.50 Now ................ A.s5
2 Heavy Quality Wool Wilton RUGS. size
36x63. Were $3.50. Now ..-, $ll.'a
Heavy Quality Wool Wilton Rugs. size
27x54. Were Sill. Now ........... STD
I Larchmont Wilton Rug, choice pattern.
SIZE 7.6x9. Was $3.50. Now -. .$525n
2 Average Size Belooehistan Oriental Rugs,
size 2.6x4,6. Were x24.50. Now <13.s
/ Super Quality Chinese Rug. size 6x9.
SLIGHTLY SoILED. Was ZIP n, ~ ~
Wsrsted wilton Rug, size 4.sx7.s. Wss
, Hish-Eraae oval C;heni.i. Russ, size sxs.
SLIGHTLY soILED. las is Were
sh::nil,s Bath Rus, size a7AS4. W IS
4 Hish-srade Chenille Rugs. size 2oSso;
2 Oval Brsided Chenille RUGS, size a7x4s
Lot 94x45 Chenille Bath or Boudoir Rugs,
reversible with borders. Reduced :.
/ Lot isxse Chenille hath or Boudoir Rugs.
reversible. with chintz borders. Re
/ Lot se s.x ~ Chenille Bath or Roadoir RUGS.
reversible, with chint2 borders. Reduc-
! Seamless BrcadIoom Carpet. size sxs
! Ro.. ' ssoieh We.v. Art rus. was
Fin. Quality werstedd wilton RVS: sizs
sx12. Was si32.5o. Now ....... $3.50
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trimmings Reduced

- inches Ssturai 0pcSsun.
inches wide. Was sl0.27 Now .S1.sn
!. ward Red Fox Opossum, 4 inches
wide. Was s6.25 Now 49, $3.50
S5 inches Beaver roney fdyed rab
hit. / inch wide. Was s2e1
ward Beaver Cenrv (dvAd rah-
hitl. inches wide. Was SIS
- ward Omhr. Caraeul. 6 inches
wide. Was sli IS Now. 49,. Ss.i
ward Fawp Copev (dved rabbit,
inches wide. Was $3.50.
LIE yards Reis4 Grizsette, i inch
vide. Wa $500. Now -. Ss.lI
eS inebsS Br0wn CssaenI. . ipcheS
wide. Was $6l1. Now Sl.6t
=, ward Silver Tipped Tbshetin@,
INCHES wide Was SASh Now So ~
q. ward Fmbr.iaered RanSinx. %.
inches wide. Was 81 o.. Now. sne
= Yards Raid. "a irrh wide. in twn
pieces. Was soc. Now. CSC
BUTTONS AND TRIMMINGS
FIRST FLOOR,
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ing state. in return
for which Great
Britain would fully
accept Americas
interprets tion of
neutral rights in a
regular private
war. The former
A m b a S sador TO
Great Britain be-
leves this would
greatly facilitate a
naval agreement.
NJ. Davis thinks
both nations must
decide to take into
a c count realities
a n d possibilities
rather than prejn-
dices and tradi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-14
Radios and Victrolas
Greatly Reduced

I AIl-Electric Atwater Kent Radio
in cabinet. with Utah dynamic
speaker. Was Sl85. Now ..Sfe5
I Atwater Kent Radio and cabinet
with 1904 X. C.. A. speaker. las
Is" Was $3.50. Now. SIl0
5000. Now SEQ
1 Orth0phonie Victrota and Radio
Ia Combination complete with tubes
and batteries. Was 1886. Now $500
I Orthoph0nie Nictr0la and Radisia
complete with tubes. Was. $500
NuN s.......s,t..I,. ,AsM
No. ID Radi8la with tubes. Wa,
SOJ kNQn . . . %0t
I Sax0phonic PhOnosraph. Was
AiZ0. NOW .............-. - sSj
RADIO AND VICTRoLA GALLERIES
FOURTH FLOOR.
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"a ClOisOnne Ash Trays as f0IlOWs:
9 were So: now ...............Sl
8 were 81 Is. now s5c
5 were 75c: now 35 c
was 81: now soc
| was Sc: now ,..S3
Ciois0nne Cigarette Jars. Were 80
CloisOnne Cigarette Boxes. Were
$3.50. Now Observation-Disclosures $3.50
Ash Trays. Were 81 so. Now s5c
Cigarette Holder. las is Was
$50. Now 10c
l Golf Tee Set. Was $3.50 Now SO
] pair Opera Glasses, "as is Was
SZZoU. NOW .AiS
l Manicure Set. Was So. Now 81
SMOKING ACCESSORIES. FIRST FLOOR,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-14
Marquisette Curtains
Special, S1.45 pair

rs Pairs Ruffled Marouisette
Curtains, In cream and ecru.
Full valance and tie-back. Ola
yards long.
~ pairs Ruffled Marauisette Cur
tains. in ecru only. NO VALANCE.
Special. pair
10 CrisS-CroxS Curtains. rufficd.
bound valance attached. cf dotted
marouisette. Cream and ecru.
Special. pair .......x I.45
$50 Short Lengths Of Cretonne.
containing from 7 to yards. ALL
ANCE
Remnants Of Yoiies. Nets. Maraui-
settle. RayOn. ALL GREATLY RE-
DUCED FOR CLEARANCE.
DRApERrES SIxTH FLOOR
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Children's Oxfords
1925 and 1926

pairs Infants Two-tone Calf Ok
fOrGs. leather sole. Sizes B S: G 5,
5t2, 6; D 5l2, 6, 612. Were 81.
Is pairs chiidren's Tan Calf oxford lords
straight tip and leather sole Sizes
B 8Na, 9, 9la, 10, IL; C 8l2. 9l2. 10:
d 81a. Q and ola. Were IS. Now S2.95
Is pairs Chiidren's Tan Calf OxfOrds.
straight tip and leather sole. Sizes
8ia. 9. 9ia. 10, 1912 B: 81. 9, 9l2,
10, 1ola, II c; 9l2, 10 D. Were 81.
pairs Junior Girls Two-tone Elk
Sports Oxfords. crepe sole. Sizes B
1li2, II: c 1li2, II, 1919. Were IS.
pairs Tan Elk Wing Tip Oxforls.
1ll2, 1919; D 11i2, II. Were S..
pairs Two-tone Elk Oxfords. shawl
tongue. leather sole. Sizes B 1li2,
II; C l112. 1919, IL; D 1li2. 10.
Were SIS. Now ..............s2 .95
8 Pairs Junior Misses Tan Elk OK
forfs, moccasin toe crepe sole. Sizes
A 6: B 212, 4. 6l2: c. Az, sig. 6.
Were $3.50 Now. $685.
: pairs Junior Misses TwO-tone Calf
Shorts Oxfords, leather sole and heel.
Sizes B 3. 4, Az, 5l2: c 2i2. 5.
Were &c. Now ............... 1895
3 pairs Junior Girls Brown Suede
One-straD Pumps. turn sole. Sizes A
q: B 4; c. 4. Were IS. Now. S2.95
IL pairs Junior Misses Oxfords. in
black and tan; leather sole. Sizes in
lot. AA f. S, 5l2. 6, 6L2. Z; A Az. s.:
C 3D. Were $3.50 and So. Now S2.95
CHnDRENs SHOES, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-14
BOYS FACE CHARGES.
One 12, Other IL, Accused of Try.
ing to Snatch Woman's Purse.

Twelve-year-old William johnson.
colored, and his cousin. billiard john
son. II. both residing in the 1900 block
OF Eighth street. were arrested last
night by Detective William F. Burke of
the eighth precinct station and held to
answer charges of attempted robbery.
1t is alleged they made an unsuccess-
full attempt to snatch a pocketbook from
Mrs. Scelina Grimmell colored, of 2036
E ghth street, while on T street between
Eighth and Ninth streets about 7:30
o'clock last night.
Cuba has authorized duty free impor-
tation Of pure-bred cattle for live stock
Improvement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-14

~ Wooden Stick Horses. Were 75c.
GNuW .oUC
Doll Carriages. in ecru. tan,
burnt orange and green. Was 1915.
] Buff Color Velocipede. ball bes~-
ing. adjustable seat and handle
bars. Was s1675. Now. -. 81 30
J Swinging Horse on Stand. Was
81 90. Now ...........,..... $3.50
| Speedmobile Racer. with chain
drive. Was sa50. Now. S6.e5
| Red and White Specdbike. coaster
brake, adjustable seat and handle
bars. Was $27 so. Now S19.1S
I Dodge Fire Chief Auto. with bell
end mudguard. Was SIS. Now, St1.2S
| Large Steel Aeroplane Auto, chain
drive. Was sac. Now 800. S14.sS
Tub Racer. hall-bearing chain
drive. Was $3.50. Now SI4.5O
TOYS FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-14
W&L Cleansing Tissue
Special Friday. 45c

, packages, 85c. Our Fine
Quality Cleansing Tissue at this
special saving-Tomorrow.
IL Oiteioth Table Searfs. Were csc.
Now l5c
~ COathaasers. Were Tor soc.
Now Tor -. ..,......,.... stla
81 Assorted CoiOred Rat Stands.
~ Rubber House Aprons. Now a5e
a. Flesh Wolfe Sanitary Step-ins in
medium and large sizes. Now. .50c
NoTIoNS. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-14
JOHN DAVIS WRITES
ON NAVY PROBLEMS
Recommendations for I'm
proving Foreign Relations
Given in Article.

By the Associare>i Press.
NEW YORK, March 14.--John W.
Davis. writing on Anglo American re-
lations' in Foreign Affairs published
today. makes some recommendations for
improving those relations through a
clearer understanding of the problems
connected with naval power.
He advocates an agreement where
by the United States would not insist
on its neutral rights ri sea when other
nations were engaged in coercing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-14
Juvenile Furniture
Suite. $143.50

Was S1o1.5o. Only OF these
Suites of Furniture, complete
with wardrobe. dresser. bed
spring. rocker and chair.
Two-tone brown and fancy
decorated.
l Ivory-finished Chest of Draw
ers. So inches high. Was $3.50.
Now ........... .St2.25
Ivory-finish Youths Bed. with
spring. Was $26. Now. $3.50
l Tv0ry-finish Baby Crib. Was
S17.75. Now .S12.9S
CHILDREN's FURNITURE
FOURTH FLOOR
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SOCIETY TO HEAR DAVIS.
Illinois Group Will Hold March
Meeting Wednesday.

This March meeting of the Illinois
STATE Society of Washington will be
held at $3.50 O'Clock next Wednesday
evening at the Willard Hotel.
Secretary OF Labor James J. Davis
Will address the society and musical Sc
!ections will be given by w. Cameron
Burton, baritone. Mrs. Alice S. Burk-
head will entertain with readings.
Senator Deneen, president of the So
Getty. invites all former residents of H.
linois to attend the meeting. After the
program there will be dancing and
cards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-14

60 Paint Cloths for scrubbing purposes.
Were l5c Now ............ NC
rs Paint Cloths for scrubbing purposes
were loo. NOW ........,:,;.. We
5 Larse-sixe Ring Moids. block tin. Were
white Enamel Medicine Cabinet. Was
white Enamel Medicine Cabinets. with
two glass shelves Were 1895. Now xt.a5
I white Enamel Corner Fiber Clothes
HAMPER. Was .s7;75 Nov; ssss
white Enamel Square Fiber Clothes
Hamper. Was S7.75 Now ..... xSS5
2 Green Enamel Half-round Woven Fiber
Clothes Hampers. Were 81. so. Now $3.50
1 Radiator Cover. SIZE ssxsSs2; mahess:.
anised metal. Was 1892 Now .Sl29b
I Radiator Cover. size 60x9iax27 mahog-
snized metal. Was s3s Now. $i6.Ss
/ Radiator Cover, size 26x9t2x31l2; ivory
finished metal. Was s3e; Nov. .$i5.es
! Radiator Cover, size 40x9Isx3li2; ivory
finished metal Was $40. Now. .SiS.95
Unpainted Splint Porch Rockers. with
arm Were 81 95. Now. .......... ESQ
1 white Enamel Kitchen Table, with porce-
lain top; size 25x36. Was $3.50:
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-14
3-Piece Living Room Group, $3.50

Was S525. three piece Living Roo
with solid mahogany frame and cove
1 Combination Mahogany Windsor Chair
with rush seat. Was $25. Now $3.50
Tiie-top Coffee Table. Was $500:
4 MAHOGANY and tsumw God BEDROOM Chest,
six drawers colonial pattern. Was SD.
NOW .......'.. .'.'' '"'"'""
/ Roudoir Chair, denim cover. Was SIS rs.
Now s"i''f5
I Walnut and Gumwood End Table. with
MAGAZINE basket. Was $3.50. Now 81
1 Mahogany and Gumwoed End Table.
with shelf. Was $3.50. Now -. ..$6.e5
FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-14
Stamped Goods Reduced

Is Wolfe Aprons. Were soc. Now 10c
IL Muslin Aprons, purple and yellow.
purple and green. Were 81. Now 25c
10 Wolfe Aprons. tan and blue. tan
and green, orchid and yellow. Were
81. Now observation-disclosures. CSC
3 Stamped Lawn Aprons. Were 35c.
10 Wolfe Aprons, in rose and yellow.
Were Csc. Now ..,.5c
Gard Table Covers. Were $l.00.
Wv SJC
l Hand embroidered Pillow. Was SIP.
| Blue Porch Pillow. Was $l95.
WV 81
Hand-quilted Quilt. Was $2700.
Sio
Stamped Quilts Were 450. Now So
ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-14

Aluminium Cereal Cookers. Were 7Oc.
Golden Oak finished Frigid Refrigerator,
white porcelain lining. Genuine cork
board insula ION. Was S5l so.
White Enamel Kitchen Table, with porce-
lain top and one cutlery drawer. Size
22x27. Was IS so. Now. .......... .S5.9S
Ivory and Green Enamel Drop-leaf
Breakfast Table, with decorated top in
baked porcelain. Was $24.75. Now .$i9.s5
4 Roli-top Bread and Cake Containers.
Were SIS. Now. Observation-Disclosures 81 50
6 Imported Wicker Scrap Baskets, in fancy
shapes Were 81. Now. ...-...... 81
lmported Wicker Scrap Baskets. Were
8 Imported wicker Scrap Baskets. Were
I White Enamel nam Kitchen Table. with porce.
lain top, size 1896 Convertible to ma
hosany finished top, size s6x36. Was
/ white Enamel Kitchen Stool, with rub
Der tips. Was 50 so. Now. ...... 81 .c5
2 white Enamel Kitchen Stools, with rub
Der tips. Were 81 .95. Now. 49,. g.c
/ Implanted Clock Shelf. Was As.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-14
80 Dozen Linen Towels
Special. 50 Dozen

This very special selling to-
morrow offers an opportunity
you should not fail to take
advantage of. Pure linen,
hemstitched towels, in l6x50
size.
4 Fine Double Damask Hem
stitched TablcclOths, 70x90 size.
Were $3.50. Now $3.50
LINENS, SECOND Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-14
Glassware Reduced

l Imported Decorated Vase.
Was $40. Now. SIS
3 Coiored Glass Mayonnaise
Bowls. Were soc. Now. 35c
IL Colored Glass Mixing
Bowls. finch size. Special Csc
IS Colored Wine Glasses. Were
Csc. Now 15c
Odds and Ends of Table Glass
ware, reduced to, each,
SC to $3.50
GYAcSuApr FrrTxr Er oor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-14

n fine iricZc.
f: Mahogany and Gumweod End Tables.
with magazine basket and shelf. Were
. 500 NoW 49,. s":S'
I Natural Cedar Chest. Was sll; IS.
Now .................S SIS
Natural Cedar Chest. Was SIT so.
Now .................... $f3
/ Solid Mahogany TabOurette. Was 50.
I Mahosany and Gumwood Chest. Was
soS.ou. rev 80 - S ~
Now .............. ................ .Sil
/ Walnut and Gnmwood Night Table Com
mode. Was $3.50 Now .......... sig
solid mahogany. Was s19.75. Now $ii..5
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HANDKERcHIEFs, FIRST FLOOR.
Wool Filled Comforts. s6.75

Were $40. 8; attractiyely covered
with figured sateen Popular size
72X7S
: Nooi-fllled Comforts; striped sateen
COVERINGS. Size T2x7S. Were Sl2' Now. i: IA
Z W0oi- filled Comforts plain null covers
size I2M15 Were $40. Now. ....... $3.50
WOoi-hited Comforts; Inquired null
coverings. Size 72x78. Were S. Now SIS
! An-woei Gray Blanket. Slightly soiIed
Popular size T0x84. Was Si3. So Now xfU5 81
! Atwood Gold Blanket. Size 70xS0
was $40 Now ..........,..,...S6 $3.50
BEDDING, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-14
Scalloped Linen Pillow
cases. Special. 81

4S OF these very specially
priced Madeira scalloped,
Boudoir Linen Pillowcases.
The popular 1Sx22-inch size.
~ Gold Ray0n Lace-trimmed
Scarfs, 1Sx54-inch size. Were
$1.25, now ........ -. .65c
8 dozen MiradOr All-linen Nap
kins, scalloped edge; l3xl3-
inch size. Were SO dozen.
Now ,S1.9S
FANCY LINENS, SECOND FLOOR,
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Writing Paper
Special. Sc

An unusually good value. y
sheets OF Ripple finish paper
and 50 envelopes. Your choice
OF single or double sheets.
Imported Italian Telephone Book
Covers, las is" Were $3.50;
N sc e:;.. w Hin, p.ne, assorted
colors. Boxes slightly soiled. Were
S5c. NOW ....:....... s.,c
IS Celluioid Bridge score Pads. set
Of four with table numbers. Were
~ Packs Goid-edse Linen finish
PLAYING Cards. Were 44c. Now 3Sc
2 Fancy Leather Foli0s. Were -:
NOW ."
French Waste Paper Basket, tri-
angle shape. Was $3.50. Now. S2
3-Piece Desk Set. inkweli, PAD
and roll blotter. las is Was Sln
NOW ''''' W"
STATIoNERy EIRST FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-14
Mems Irish Linen
Handkerchiefs. $1.25

Were $3.50 each. Only 127 Fine
Irish Linen Initial Handkercllefs,
with hand-rolled hens and hand
embroidered initials in the follow
ing letters: \. B, c, D, F, F, ], X.
/. F. r, T. w.
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Your Income Tax Is Due Tomorrow

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Women's Pumps, SOS

Were $3.50. IA pairs Patent
Leather Pumps, trimmed in gun
metal silk Kid. Medium Spanish
heels. Sizes AAA 5, 81; A 4 TO E;
b AZ. 81 and &.
80 Pairs Women's Pumps. brown kid
center strap pump with Spanish heel
and black patent leather slipper. with
trimming of genuine lizard and Cuban
heel Sizes in lot AAA s. 6: IA s:
A AZ, to &; b 4. Az. 6. 6l2: c 3. 3ia.
4. S. 6. 6i:. Z. Were $l2 so. Now $685.
WoMEN's SHOES THIRD FLOOR
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Bows Fine Pajamas, Special $1.25

$50 Suits Boys Fine Pajamas, OF b
and fancy patterns. One and two
lored. Sizes TO 10 years.
/. Suits Athletic Muslin Underwear,
taken from regular stock and re-
duced for clearance. Sizes 4 to II
wears. Now soc
1875 Boys Collars, Arrow and Van
Heusen brands. Sill H T L Y
SOIIED. Sizes Il to IA neckband.
Greatly reduced to-. SC
81 pairs Boys Fine Wool Golf knick-
ers. dark and medium shades of
brown, tan and gray. Sizes to Is
in lot. Were $3.50, $3.50 and SIS.
NON pA'Vos %-''o
THE Boys STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.