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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-12
Coal Market Quiet.

NEW YORK, April IL Op.-Coal Age
says the bituminous markets of the
country were quiet in the last month
because Of milder weather. Interest
conferred in the new Spring price sched-
ules on domestic sizes, quotations show
ing radical reductions in some instances
Bituminous production in March is
estimated at 39,210,000 tons, compared
with 47,271 900 tons in February and
1895, 900 in March, 1923. The weight
ed average spot price for March was
1892 per ton, t. o. b. mines. In Febru-
airy 1t was $1.86A.
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EASTERN SHORE RAIL.
STATIONS ARE CLOSED
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE, April l2.-The closing
Of two stations OF the Baltimore Il East
ern Railroad, subsidiary Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad. on the Eastern Shore
was permitted In, an order signed yes
terdaY by the Public Service Commits
sion. The railroad. at a hearing held
previously, had asked that 1t be permit
ted to take its agents from eight stops
on the Claiborne Ocean City branch
The order Of the commission cites
the need for railroad agents at the six
stations 1t ordered continued, these sta
ticns being shipping points for great
many farmers.
The railroad may close its stations
at Claiborne and Bethlehem. It must
keep its agents at Grasoavule, McDan-
lei, Rockawalkin, Rhodesdale, Parson-
burg and Whaleyville.
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GRAIN CROP PROSPECTS
DECLARED EXCELLENT

Special Dlspstch to The star. 3
CHICAGO, April l2.-Crop prospects,
based on April conditions, are excel
lent. Wheat is better than q year ago,
standing at 62.7, or nearly per cent
better than the l0-year average. Rye is
5 per cent better standing at. SAT.
Winter oats show up better than last
year and 50 do peaches. -
Not before May will there be q
Government; estimate Of production.
One authority, however, estimates the
Winter wheat for this year at sol, oO0,-
900 bushels, an estimated increase of
~ 100000 bushels over o year ago. (
These are only vague estimates, and
much can happen between now and
harvest. With the exception Of that
In Illinois, soft Winter wheat Is in good
shape. 70 80
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win Erect Water Tower.

CUMBERLAND, Md: April IL (Spe-
cial) The United States Engineers,
once Of the War Department will erect
d brick house and well for q water
stage recorder In this city. The con-
tract has been let to George r. Hazei-
wood Of this city. The water tower is
to be 80 feet high and 8 feet square.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-12
PARIS BouRsE PRICES.

PARIS. April IL H9.-Prices were
buoyant on the Bourse today.
Three per cent rentes, 70 francs 30
confines. Five per cent loan, 90 francs
IS centirnes.
Exchange on. London, 1874 francs as
confines: The dollar was quoted Ut as
francs 5s34 centimes.
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Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Wash. Gas IS "A"-s6o0 at 1921,
$4,000 at 1922, $4,000 at 1021a.
Wash. Gas IS "B"-$1, 900 at 1041a,
$4,000 at 1o41a, 500 at 1903.
Pot. Elec. SO pfd.-5 at 1llss.
Wash. Gas Its at 1864.
Riggs Natl. Bk-10 at $50, 8 at $40,
at $40.
Title L. Inv. Co. Md. COMO at 40.
D. c. Paper pfd.-20' at IS.
Dist Natl. Sec pfd-5 at 100I2.
Mergenthaler Linotype-30 at 107Is. 10
at 107l7, at 1071a.
Natl. NJ. g. Inv. pfd.-100 at So,
at 5?4.
AFTER CALL.
Wash. Gas IS B-$l, 900 at los, $500 at
103, $500 at l03
Cap. Tract. Coo at 9s7a, 10 at s77s
Pot. Elec. 5la6 pfd.-5 at 1075s. 5 at
1875, S at 1879.
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NORFOLK & WESTERN.
Big Sandy & Cumberland Au-
thorized at Meeting.

ROANOKE, Va, April IL (special) =
At the annual and special meeting of
stockholders Of the Norfolk a. Western
Railway Co., directors were authorized
to acquire the railroad property and
franchises Of the Big Sandy 81 Cumber-
land, the entire capital stock of which
was purchased by the Norfolk IL West
ern Railway on October 10. 1923.
Elisha Lee has been elected director
to serve for the ensuing year. Mr.. Lee
replaces the late Samuel Rea.
The organization of the board will
take place In Philadelphia on April a.
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Egks.

I CHICAGO. Record receipts and evi-
dence that production is exceptionally
heavy have combined to cause . slump
in egg future prices. The tendency Of
the prices for the long pun is co1sid-
cred to be downward for time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-12
Money to Loan

Secured by frst deed Of trest on real estate.
Joseph |. Weller sas Na sts 4 NV INV.
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UNLISTED DEPARTMENT.
Chapin-Sachs 81 pfd.-10 at 100.
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Barber g. Ross, Inc, 612s. 96 90
Cham-vanderbilt Hotel eIas.... % 100,
Chestnut Farms Dairy Gas. 106Ia 1919
Chevy Chase Club 512s........ l01 $3.50.
D. c. Paper Mtg. 6s......... "a 81
Pot. Joint Stock Id. Blk. S.. SO ....
wash. Mkt. Cold Storage 5s 96 ...
Wash. Cons. Title Co. 6s,.,,,,. 100 102
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Lumber.

ST. PAUL.-Hardwood lumber prices
are tending upward, with most staple
species from $2 to S. thousand feet
higher. Weather has been unfavorable
for drying of new stocks, and old stocks
are depleted. Demand is heavy In the
Chicago territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-12

aies. High. Low. Close.
5 iO2 10fh 102W
Z 78A 78sk 76M
3 90 92A IS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-12

SHREVEPORT, La.--Production of
crude oil In Louisiana and Arkansas fell
off 800 barrels day. in the last week
to daily average of ii0,4S1 barrels.
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Commodity Notes
Textiles.

Textiles.
{ ATLANTA, April l2.-Textiie leaders
In this section are inclined to believe
that the strike movement In the South
ern mills has now attained Its greatest
growth, and that agitation which has
been stirred up, gradually will subside.
The total number Of workers out at any
time has not exceeded 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
MACDONALD URGES
ANGLO-U. S. FARLEY
Appeals for Delegates to Re.
move "SuIky Suspicion"
Existing Between Nations.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 24.-An appeal
for active efforts by the governments
of the United States and Great Bril-
tain to remove the "sulky suspicion"
which has crept into the relations be-
tween the two countries is made by
Ramsay Macdonald, former British
Labor premier. in an article appearing
in The Nation.
This is no case for private and un-
official action and conferences" Mr.
Macdonald says. THE governments
must act. Both countries ought to ap-
point five or six Of their most outstand-
ing public men representative of the
whole nation to meet and drag from
the obscure corners of Sulky suspicion
the things which make difficulties be-
tween us. Let us know them. Mayhap
fresh air would clean our minds of
them"
Stating that the relations between
the United States and Great Britain
are growing increasingly unhappy. the
former British premier says: The plain
fact is that a spirit is growing up in
the two countries which is eStranging
them. and is encouraging a kind of
Squabbling criticism which destroys mu-
tual understanding and forbearance."
Mr.. Macdonald contends that the
practical policy of the United States
and Great Britain is exactly the same.
He suggests that both nations get
down to reality. particularly on this
naval question, and to bring to a COM
mon table for discussion the reason
why ships are being built and why both
nations went to the Geneva Naval Con-
ference on the assumption that war was
possible
The recent naval accord between
France and Great Britain is described
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
STABBING MAN IN ARM
COSTS SERGEANT go DAYS
John Motion Cut When He Attempts
to Protect Wife of
Soldier.

Appearing in Police Court yesterday
charged with stabbing John Motion, %
years old, Of the 600 block Of G street
southwest, Sergt Frank Celichowiski,
stationed at Fort Myer, was sentenced
to serve 60 days in jail and pay fine
of So
Motion testified he was in a restau-
rant in the 400 block of Pennsylvania
avenue Tuesday night, when Celicho-
wiski entered and attempted to stab his
wife. with whom he had had some
difficulty. Motion is said to have in
tervened and received the blow on his
arm. He was treated at Emergency
Hospital, where six stitches were taken
on the wound. Police alleged Celicho-
wiski was drunk and disorderly.
Judge Gus A. Schuldt took the mans
personal bond on the disorderly charge,
fined him $40 for intoxication and i'm
posed sentence for assault.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
Art Embroidery

Hand-embroidered Satin Pillow,
M n bright colors. Was $3.50.
Hsnd:embbrio:idie:red white Lawn ;Ss
Carriase Robe. Was. So. Now. 81
w sisek :, 81 sate N0w Bridge Covers;
Linen Bridge Cover. was soc.
3 Observation-Disclosures white Vote lie
Aprons; blue and white, green
We're vnT w s5lse. an Now rose and white e
1 Hand smbroidered Linen Scarf:
1 yellow orssndy HHand-;eimnbiiroiidder.
Han ID, g e Hot Pan Hold:
1 Hand embroidered Baby Sacaue.
Hsnd.sSmbT oid.r.;di Tea Towels. IN IN
orange; We're si.5o. Now Now. Is: s5o
pa Pair Orchid Shoe Trees. Were
rSranss H.nd:sten;ciied san ifs
i Gold Rayon Pillow, embroidered
III wool: was 81 .95. Now. Sc
I Blue Satin Pillow. Was $3.50;
3 Ttility Boxes. q gold and i'I or.
1 s Black Waste Paper Basket. Was
2 Taffeta Scrap Baskets. rose and
8 Kitchen Konyenience Sets. .
green and black flower deco
rated: Were SIPS Now. soc
L Clothes Sprinkler. Was Soc.
1 Green Tstieta Boudoir Doll Lam n2e
1 undressed Boudoir Doll. was
I.25. Now S5c
1 Hand embroidered Hot Pan Hold
er. Was 75c. Now. csc
ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH
FLOOR
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Women's Silk Umbre1-
las Reduced to 1926

IS Fancy Bordered Silk Umbrellas.
ambertone handles. Tips and fer
rules to match. In navy, green, red.
brown. purple. black with black
and white borders
9 W0men's Silk Umbrellas, mounted
on 16-rib frames with assorted
composition handles. In navy.
black and green. Were s12.
Now .................. .$1.4J
UMBRELLAS, FIRST FLOOR.
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China Greatly Reduced

81 English China Dessert Plates. Greatly re-
0uSCO W .l5c
IS Dessert Plates, M0ravian Art Were 75c
CoSAI ANOW .Z5C
10 Imported China Sherbets> and Trays. Were
$3.50 set Now -. ............. 75c
10 Imported Porcelain Cups and Saucers.
were Toe. Now ....................... .35c
10 Noritake China Oatmeals. Greatly reduced
to- each ................,.... s0c
IL Noritake China Coupe Soups. Greatly re-
duced to-, each ......................75c
IL English Porcelain Bouillon Cups and Sau-
GERS. Greatly reduced to- cup and saucer soc
Large Tray, SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT Was
90. NOW .......................S So
10 China Ash Trays. in green and gold Were
Odds and Ends Of Open Dinnerware Stock,
Pottery and Fancy China at Greatly Reduced
Prices.
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Fur trimmings
Reduced

I Yard3s-ineh Platinum Grizzette.
81 inches-i-inch Tiwo-tone Pis ii.
mum Coney.. Was 1892. Now. .S6.24
10 5n .a NJ Trout Lapin. Was
II inshes@s-ineh Real Beaver. Was Vas
80 incl1csMi.inchi Stone Ma Si;ss
, Lapin. Was So: SO. Now. sizes
20 inches-2-inch Beaver Lapin.
was 81. Now 81. so
IS inehes7-4-inch Pointed Fox. Was
go inehss@s,lneh blonde Grir. ssiss
sly in SS NoT xni:ior: 'S III
II vi inehss;s.aa.-issS Beis. Gr;ii.i1ssts:
"a nehes~4-insS Imitation SUM sum
mer Weasel. Was 1855. Now x4.I7
i Yard-i:inch Blonde Trout Lapin.
SiH inches--4-inch Platinum Griz-
Eette. Was S5.17. Now .S3.8s
- tnchss-6-inch Black Fox. Was
BUTTONS AND TRIMMINGS
FIRST FLOOR
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Girls Apparel Reduced

] Girls Tan Winter Coat. with fur
trimming. Size 8. Was SIS:
Q Girls Dresses. Of cotton broad
cloth. In white, peach and tan.
Sizes 10 and ~. Were Sass.
0 Girls. Flowered Dimity and Eng.
iish Print Dresses, sizes 8, 10 and
IL; Were $685.. Now. -. $2.95
8 Girls Silk Crepe and French
Serge Dresses, in prints and
navy: Sizes 2. 10 and IA. Were
8 Girls Dresses. of dotted Swiss.
georgette and velveteen. in or
child, white and black. Sizes z. 8
and IL. Were $1290 and $l375.
2 Girls Party Frocks. OF geors se;fe
and tulle. in sunni and white.
Sees 8 and 10. Were $40 so.
2 Girls Printed Veiyeiteen Dresses,
sizes and IA. Were $1675.
Girls Red winter Coat. ciyet col.
lar. Size IA. Was $3.50. Now
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Smoking Accessories

? w siiver :|1 Cigarette Boxes;
I Silvsr-plated Cigarette Boxs was
3 Ash Trays. Were sio. Now. $3.50
= Ash Trays. Were $3.50 Now 81 .25
1 Cigarette Box. Was $12.50 Now
81
I Ash Tray. Was 81. Now. SO
i Cigarette Box. Was $l0.50. Now
4 Cigarette Holders. Were $3.50.
. Civ.r.,,: ixii..ii:..' , ;.;;...';;'' 81
81
1 Cigarette Holder. Was 50. Now
sees
I Cigarette Holder. Was 81. Now
sizes
I Ash Tray. Was 81. Now. Sc
SMOKING ACCESSORIES
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
Linen Guest Towels,
Special, Two for 81

240. Linen Guest Towels, hand
made f1let lace edge with inSets.
l Hemstitehed Linen Lunch Set,
colored border. One 53x53-inch
cloth and six 16x16 napkins.
SOILED. Was S18 Now. i. $40
l Hemstitched Linen Lunch Set,
floral design. with colored bor-
ders. One 64x64-inch cloth and
six 15x15-inch napkins. SOIL
ED. Was $22. Now. SIS
I Hemstitched Linen Lunch Sets.
colored block plaid. One 54x54-
napkins. SOILED. Were SIS.
Now So. 3J
FANCY LINENS, SECOND FLOOR
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BURNS CAUSE DEATH.
Westernport Man Victim of Confu-
sion When House Is Destroyed.

Special Dispatch to The Star
WESTERNPORT, Md, January "a
John Ryan, 81 years DID, burned on
January 10, at the home of j. K. Stag
gers. Middle Ridge, died Tuesday night
at Hoffman Hospital, Keyser Ryan, who
resided here with his wife and child,
had stopped at the Staggers home,
where he had accompanied son of Mr.
Staggers. Aroused from sleep by the
fire which destroyed the home. Ryan
became confused and ran into the fire
instead of jumping from a window.
The body was taken to Mount Jackson,
Va, his former home, for burial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
Sporting Goods Reduced

Golf Putter. Was $40. Now ........S7.5o
Heavy Wool Sweaters with roll collars Were
Sweater Sets, small sizes. Were $40. Now. SIS
SweatshirtS. Were $3.50. Now .........S1
Lumberjack. Was $40. Now ............S6
Golf Club. left-hand driver. Was So
Stewart Golf Irons Were Sc. Now. SO
SPORTING GooDs FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
Glassware Reduced

Colored Glass Water Pitchers. Special price,
soSA soc
I4f INN Blown Beverage Glasses, 14-ounce
size. Special price, each ...........5c
l Imported Hand-decorated Candy Jar. was
$3.50. NOW .......................S1. 75
Imported COlOred Glass Flower Vases. Were
21. ANoW SO
Imported Co.ored Glass Vases, fancy shapes
Were SIS. Now ....................... So
~ Low Candle Holders, glass base with metal
Odds and Ends Of Table Glassware at Greatly
Reduced Prices
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR
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Children's Pumps, $1.45
Manufacturers SAMPLES

50 pairs, pumps and straps; all are desirable
styles of black patent and combinations
Sizes 10 and Is only
Pairs Infants Shoes, tan calf lace black pat
emit button. Sizes in the lot S, 71A; D 8.
Were SO to 81 Now.
IL Pairs Childrens Lace Shoes patent dull-top
and patent white-top. Sizes in the lot 815
9. 9l2, 1917; c 81a, 9, 10. 1OA: 812 Were
@f'oU NoW - .45
1S Pairs Junior Girls Patent One strap Pumps,
blonde kid trimmings, turn sole. Sizes B IL,
122, 49, 1872 2; II, 12h, 10, 1914; D 10,
/, 1l2. Were S. Now ..................$39
Pairs Junior Girls Tan Calf 0xfords straight
tip. Sizes l2h; B liz, 49, D 1917. Were
Pairs Junior Misses Tan Calfskn Oxfords,
lizard calf tips and saddle welt SOLE Sizes
B 6; 5, 512, 6, 7; d a. Az Were $3.50.
Is Pairs Children's Comfy Slippers, in leather
and felt. Rose, blue and American Beauty
colors. Sizes Az and 1912 only Reduced for
clearance to ......................
CHILDRENs SHOES FOURTH FLOOR.
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De1naps, 4 Boxes, 81

Were 4Oc box. 200 boxes of
Delnaps, each box contains IL.
This value demands early
selection.
SO Rubberized Household Aprons. in
assorted colorS. Each. 80. .45c
100 Varnish- finish Round Hangers.
Were Use dozen. Now. IS for 25c
IA Metal Tie Racks. IN GIT a ma
2 Omen Shoe BOoteries, each holds
four pairs of shoes. Were 50: 95.
NOW ..s...... '|l.so
"a Scissors SharpenerS. Were 75c.
90 NOW s..,;,. T:.. M....r.. 81" sn
three styles. Were Csc. Now. zoe
MOTIONS, FIRST FLOOR
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Women's Kid Gloves
$1.95 Pair
CANDY, FIRST FLOOR

Were So. 200 Pairs Women's
Fancy Cuff and Pull-on Kid
Gloves. in tan, white, mode and
gray. Sizes 534, 6. GA. 61a, 7, III.
40. Pairs Fancy Kid Gloves, soiled
from display. Sizes 534, 6 and Z.
Were $l.95 pair. Now. 81
PuiI-on Fabric Gloves, beige and
chamois colorS. sizes 5l2. 6, SO.
and z. Very specially priced. .S5c
GLOVES, FIRST FLOOR
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Leather Frames

/ Rose Leather Frame, size i0xl2.
Was SIT. Now. ........... $40
1 Rose Leather Frame, size sxl2;
Rose Leather Frame. size sxio.
Was $3.50. Now .............S 81
/ Blue Leather Frame. size 6x8
Was $3.50. Now. .............$4
I Purple Leather Frame, size 8xl0.
Mas RaSaS Siz' c, MGw crescent 'sban 20
Were $3.50. Now. ........... IS. so
l PolychrOme Clock, hanging on
ribbon. Was IS. Now ....... So
CLOCKS AND FRAMES
FIRST FLOOR.
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Housewares Reductions

"Fabrik9id" White Table Covers. size 4oxsO
inches; SLIGHTLY SOILED. Were CSC. Now soc
"Fabrikoid" White Table and Dresser Scarfs, size
lIx36 inches. SLIGHTLY SOILED. Were 6Oc Now 35c
Cape C9d1 Polished Brass Fire LIGHTERS with
1 Cape Cod Antiaue Brass Fire Lighter. SLIGHTLY
is-insh Coal Crates for the fireplace Were $3.50
:Eyt:AT Radiator Covers. top ii inches Vide Vide
length adjustable from IS to 80 inches. SLIGHTLY
Mediator MsIf sa'O coveS inches
Iensth adjustable from % TO 40 inches SLIGHTLY
I Green Metal Flower Boy with iron stand sLioHiT.
sHopwosN H M yseSum SHORTLY
Implanted Chest of Drawers with three drawers:
S,,i inches long and IS Inches deep. sLfGHTLY
PoreeIan Top Kitchen Table with drawer; TOP %
size 20x30 inches. SLIGHTLY DAMAGED. Was
Porcelain Top Kitchen Table with drawer. lob
sSe. 25x4S inches. SLIGHTLY DAMAGED. Was
Porcelain Ton kitchen Tables, with drawer s Top
size 25x36 inches SLIGHTLY DAMAGED Were
/ Unpainted Porch Rocker. with spiint seat and
N large arms. SLIGHTLY sHoPwoRN. was 1856
Innsin.sa Armchair, with fiddle back. SLIGHTLY
SHOPWORN AND DAMAGED. Was SIS so. Now So Is
!, ~PsrIeeto" Green Flower Boxes, SO inches long
HOUSEWARES FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
Stationery Specials

$50 Linen finish Playing Cards, put up in fancy
decorated envelope cases. Special value,
raaudy -: ........... .42c
100 Pounds Good Quality Single Sheet Paper
and two packages of envelopes with each pur-
chase of pound paper. Special. $500. 55e
STATIONERY, FIRST FLOOR.
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by the former premier as illustrating
the "bungling"
Il do not believe that it was directed
against the United States" he says. 1T
was simply stupid. 1t sacrificed our
own national interests far more than it
mcnaced vOllrS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
Week End Candy Special Pounds Homemade Candy. CSC
Novelty Jewe1ry

Perfume Bottles. were $3.50.
Enameled Perfume Bottles. were
10, now !............A
Perfume Bottles, were S., now
3 Lip Sticks, were So. now. So
] Sewing Set. was SO, now. .$1.5O
! Set Of Studs, was 50. now. -. 81
5 Enameled Pins. were 81. now 25c
Enameled Pins, were $l.25, now
soc
Earrings at the following reduce
tiOns:
pairs at Sc; were 81.
pairs at 81; were SIS.
! pair at SO; was $25.
pair at Sic; was $24.
NOVELTY JEWELRY
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24

1 Life of Edgar Allen Poe" two
volumes. Was $40. Now. $3.50
/ Tn Barbary," by Alex. Powell.
Was 81. Now. 81
/ "Plaintowns of Italy," Was
So. Now. Use
/ Log of the Grand Turks" by
Peabody. Was $3.50. Now. Use
/ Down the Mackenzie" by
Waldo. Was $3.75. Now. Use
/ "Gazelles Ears" by Corey
Ford. Was $3.50. Now. soc
10 MAN Possessed" by VIM.
Rose Benet. We're $3.50.
Now ............... .45c
5 Golden Dancer" by Cyril
Hume. Were $3.50. Now. .45c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
Lace Remnants

Numerous short lengths of Lace
in various widths and lengths
are offered tomorrow at reduc-
lions of Il to y.
LAcEs, FIRST FLOOR
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Hat Boxes, Trunks
Reduced

6 Hat Boxes reduced as follows:
at $3.50; were $3.50.
? at SIS; were $32.50.
2 at $40; were $3.50.
4 Trunks reduced as follows:
/ at $29.15; was $39.75.
/ at $27.5O; was $3.50.
/ at S26.5O; WIS $32.50.
/ at $50; was $27.50.
2 Brief Cases as follows:
was $l250, ow...............$7
TRAVELLING GOODS
Fourth FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
Picture Frames Reduced
IA and More

80 High-grade Revolving and Swinging Frames
in silver, gold and polychrome finishes suitable
for photographs These frames have been
used samples. and are offered tomorrow at
liberal reductions. Prices range from $3.50
to $3.50.
PICTURES AND FRAMES, SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
Junior Boys Overcoats, $5.75
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II Junior Boys Fine Wool Overcoats, dress
and sports models, double breasted style.
Wool lined sateen yoke. Dark shades.
Sizes 3, 5, E and 7.
~ Boys Single-breasted Suits with two pairs
golf knickers, in fabrics that will stand wear
from regular stock and greatly reduced for
clearance. Were $15.75 and $18.75. Now S1O.95
200 Pairs Boys Fancy Cotton Golf Hose, in
smart patterns. Full sizes, 71a to II. Specially
PIASCO az Csc
Al Silk, Cotton and Wool Union Suits Daily
make; short sleeves and knee length, button
around waist. Sizes and g. Specially priced
The Boys STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
Hemstitched Huck Towels
Special, s. dozen

40 dozen All Pure Linen Hemstitched Huck
Towels at special price that offers you an
opportunlty! to supply your future needs.
Size 16x30 inches.
LINENS SECOND FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
Women's Linen Handker-
chiefs, Special, Zoe each

600 Women's Sheer Linen Handkerchief,
with narrow colored hens.
HANDKERcHIEFs, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
Books for Children

2 "Ten Minute Tales" Were
$3.50. Now. Use
3 "Children's Year In a Happy
Home" Were SITS. Now. 81
! Radio Boys Seek Lost At
lantis." Was SOC. Now. Csc
/ "Dick Kent in Far North"
Was soc. Now. use
2 Ann Series. Were soc.
NOW csc
2 Riddle Club Series. Were
soc. Now. use
I Table Of Miscellaneous Chill
dren'S Books. 900. soc to So
BOOK STORE, FIRST FLOOR.