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Eddie Werner's orchestra. About 125
persons were present.
.
MISS HILL COMPLIAIENTED
The affair given Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Henry
Alsmeyer was a pleasant compli-
ment to Miss Kate Adele Hill, who
has been promoted to the post OF
district home demonstration agent.
Mrs. Alsmeyer was assisted in host
ess duties by Misses Lois Carpenter
and Lois Yost. Bowls and vases
filled with pink and red roses gave a
pretty decorative note to the oc-
casion. Guests were grouped at six
tables for the games or forty-two
which afforded principal diversion
during the afternoon. Miss Dorothy
Stevens Of Santa Rosa was success
full and received the high score
award. The consolation prize went
to Mrs. Grant Morrison or Merce-
dies. In the novel Kate" contest
which followed. guests wrote words
ending in cate" in answering n Sc
ries Of questions. The honoree was
declared winner and was presented
with q miniature demonstration club
booth which displayed many love.y
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CLUB PARTY

Thursday evening an interesting
event was arranged at the home Of
Mrs. J. L. Palmer on South Rea-
gan avenue by the Landrum Parz
club members honoring Miss Kate
Adele Hill. The home was prettily
decorated with pink roses and CO.
roma sprays. Interesting contests
were enjoyed with prizes for sue-
cess going to Mrs. A. Fl. Wachsmutn
and the honoree. "A playlet, "Wner
Father Goes on a Diet" presented
by club members was cleverly han
died and extraordinarily effective
Miss Hill, who left Saturday TO be-
gin her duties as agent in the San
Antonio-Austin district, was pre-
sented with a handsome table lamp
hand-carved of native wood. The
presentation was made by Mrs. j.
L. Palmer. In the late evening a re-
freshing dessert cours was served.
Guests not included in the club
membership were Mrs. Eta w.
Ringgold OF Edinburg, Mrs. Henry
Alsmeyer, Mrs. Frank DodSon and
Miss Lois Carpenter.
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Eddie Werner's orchestra. About 125
persons were present.
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since 1t Is short enough TO insure
head comfort on the hottest DAYS
and yet II IS devoid Of the extreme
ragamuffin outline that Is the out
standing feature of the true wind
blown.
Most Of you are familiar with the
wind-blown with its ends that
swirl out on the forehead and
cheeks, but the modified wind
blown hasn't been given as much
publicity as il merits. In this mode
the hair falls low on the forehead
in : deep. loose dip or wave and
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TWIN CITIES WILL BE
IN BOOK

VIM. r. Tardy. who Is writing an
elementary Spanish reader for high
school students. has written asking
for pictures Of Brownsville and Ma
amoros with which TO illustrate his
book. He said "a whole chapter
would be devoted to "the twin cities
OF the Rio Grande."
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SURPRISE

At a surprise shower event ar
ranged Tuesday evening at the home
of her father, w. w. Jones, Mrs.
Harley Cherry, June bride, was hon
Gree. When the honoree arrived, the
home was brilliantly lighted and
prettily decorated with beautirul
summer flowers which transformed
the home into a summer garden.
The honoree was greeted by many
guests who had already assembled
for the affair. An interesting eve
ming, filled with contests. games and
other appropriate features, was en-
joyed. The bride was the recipient
of many lovely gifts. presented
shower fashion. Refreshments were
served in the late evening. Before
her marriage, June 9th. Mrs. Cherry
was Miss Mildred Jones.
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BAPTIST MhSSlONARI
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. w. Y. Dawson the Women'S
Missionary society of the First Bap-
tist church met. The program was
the regular monthly missionary les
son. The subject was youth and
the Changing Age" Devotional WIS
led by Mrs. Earl Reed, who took
for her topic. "Guideposts o youth
OF Every Age"
other subjects discussed were z
follows: "Our Lives Against Our
Money" Mrs. @. s. Mckinney. tu0-
plemented with an effective poster
"Christ and the Worlds Youth" by
Mrs. r. r. r. Mewshaw; Who PAYS
the Greatest Penalty in War;
Mrs. T. p. Cooke; Bringing the
Problem A Bit Nearer TO Us" the
wv. M. us Respt -lsibility 10
Youth" Mrs. F. S. Robertson.
A round table discussion, led by
Mr1. Thomas. conferred upon respon-
sibility for furnishing children the
right associates and training. and
regarding their attendance upon the
teaching and trained services Of the
church. In the absence Of MRS.
Continued on Page 81
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handkerchiefs below the lettering
Valley Md Winter Fair" After
the handkerchief shower, a delicious
plate luncheon was served.
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Friday Mrs. z. A. Byrd was hostess
at her home TO members Of the
Thursday Friendship club and two
guests. Mrs. d. E. Knowlton and
Mrs. w. j. Bassett. Games OF fan
tan gave diversion during the after
noon When scores were totalled
Mrs. j. L. Palmer held the high
number and received the success
souvenir. Trophy for second high
went to Mrs. Frank Dodson while
Mrs. M. Morrissey received the
award for low score. "A guest prize
was presented TO Mrs. Knowlton- a
yellow color theme was prettily rep
resented in the dessert course which
was enjoyed at the close Of the aft
nrnOOn
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RENT-WAREHOUSES.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.


WILL SACRIFICE AN EQUITY OF ABOUT.
900 above small first trust in two large
downtown rooming houses; fine shape; zoneo
first commercial 1876 TT. 'front.', on-M st. NV.
near new bridge. Make offer. Address BOX
18-E. Star Office -
SITE WITH A FUTURE-BRICK RESI-
dence located south OF Dupont Circle and a
few doors west of Connecticut avenue: Is
already zoned for 2nd commercial. VIII
consider trade for lots or acreage near Guy
Address Box 76-E Star Office.
18th ST. SECTIONS ROOMS, 2 BATHS;
new house. $4,000 equity. Also. $4,000
equity in new suburban house. VIII trade
for small houses or business property. win
include $4,000 equity in small downtown
apartment subject to one trust. Address
Box ISLE. Star office.
NEW. ROOMS. BATH. 10 ACRES. ON
cement pike near city; white location.
Owner. Main 1877. 1904 K st. NV.
4849 KANSAS AVE.-SEVEN ROOMS. AND
sleeping porch two baths. for smaller house.
Phone Mr.. RAYMOND. Main 3070. 13e
SHENANDOAH VALLEY, VA.
Beautiful country home and farm for sale
or exchange for Wash: property. Il; ID:
COLEMAN. Owner, Ballston. Va. Phone
Clarendon 1854. TO-
APARTMENT. SPLENDID LOCATION.
fully reconditioned; Kelvinators 1000
rented Owner will consider any reasonable
proposition
JOS A. HERBERT & SONS,
1913 18th st. NV.
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PRICE REDUCED $1,000.
312 Quackenbos st. n.w-Modern 5-room
bungalow. in good condition: large lot; $3.50
cash. small monthly payments. M 8296 ~.
Stop! Attention, Investors !
81. Sc, Sc N ST. Sc.
Imagine three brick houses, rooms each.
| for $4,000; renting for SOS month. Real
pickup Tor somebody. OWNER. 700 Quincy
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WEST OF 10th ST. NV.

80 ~ I'LL - ~
Near Rock Greek Park; beautiful new
home, exceptionally desirable for congress
3 complete baths. 2-car buiit-in garage, ali
modern conveniences. This type home is
seldom offered for rent. Key at 1852 Irving
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RENr-srIB1RBAN PROPERTY.

4-ROOM, BATH BUNGALOW, SOS MONTH;
large lot. good ground. EDWARD N. LIGHT
BOWN. builder. 4504 Holiday St. Brentwood.
NEW Arm. AND BATH BUNGALOW. ELEC.,
kitchen cabinet. furnace, double giaSseo-ln
sleeping porch, good lot; $40 per mo. q y.
ZANTZINGER CO., 945 X st. NV. MAIN
5371. " --------=----------
LINDEN. ADJOINING WOODSIDE, MD
SiX-room brick house, bath. pantry. hot-wa-
ter heat, electricity; garage; garden phone
Installed; convenient to steam cars and BUS
line: $40 Phone Silver Spring 3. 10
TAKOMA PARK-4-RM. AND BATH APT.
sleeping porch. separate front and rear
porches large grounds. lawn; trees garden
space, garage; ideal for chlIufeh' 900 Hio'
OWNER. Shepherd 2453.
CABIN JOHN PARK, MD.-,PARTLY FUR
nished Groom and bath bungalow: hot
water heat, electricity, garage lou ooA%oV'
Col. 1866.
TAKOMA PARK. D. GROOM BUNGA7;
low, with ami. glassed-i in sleeping and
back porcheS, INV h; newly decorated ga
rage; close TO 14th st. car ana stores 500
month -o
.4-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW. GLASS
ed-in sleeping porch, $50.
5-room and bath bungalow, 2-car garage
Groom house. ami, Mt. Rainier; $40.
7-room and bath house, $40.
o. E. ZANTZINGER CO.,
Phone Hyatts 70. HyattSV!lle, Md.
WANTED-SUBURBA PROPERTY.
COTTAGE. Q OR 3 ROOMS. ELEC. AND
water, 1-fare zone; $1,000 to $780, strictly
white. HILL, 1914 Irving NV.
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RENT-STORES.

DESIRABLE CORNER STORE. COLONIAL
Hotel suitable for barber shop; drug store
sirable space suitable for fruit shop or SINH
lar business. Apply Mr.. Ford, manager Co.
STORE. GEORGIA AVE. INTERSECTION
car lines; $40. L. COSTAGGINI, 1913 18th
st. NV. Main 945l. y
7i3 5th ST NV - STORE AND HOUSE
combined; rent reasonable. LEVI H. DAVID,
McLachlen Bldg. 10th and @ NV. Main 389
CORNER STORE ON CAR LINE. BEST
section northwest. Fine opportunity Tor
delicatessen, drug or cigar store. Phone
West 3l57 on week days between 10 & u am,
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3l4 PennsyIVania Ave. Sc.
NEW HOME.=S61. 50.

Comparatively new home, near John Bur-
roughs SCHOOL, 8 large rooms: tiled bath
inc porch, screened-in breakfast porch. deep
yard, terraced lawns, shrubs, garage. Phone
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FLOlD E. DAVIS COMPANY,
1888 18th st. NV.
Main 2S1 2SQ

2011 Kalorama rd.-1l r. and b. ....sll25o
432 10th st.-16 r., b. and shower. -. 600
1862 Col I'd. NV rooms, baths $3.50
2949 Tilden ST. NV rms. and bath. go 90
5l3 3rd st. nw-12 rms and BATH, $50
EOS e st. n.W.-11 rooms and bath.... 60.5C
1921 9th st. n.w.--8 rooms, bath. $3.50
20lO F st. n.w-10 rooms, bath. $50. $3.50
Ga St nw-S rooms and BATH, SIS 90
203 c st. n.W.-8 rooms and bath. 49,. 5050
5704 Ga. ave. n.w.-7 rooms and bath. $3.50
$50 3rd ST nW-9 rooms and bath. ALSO
2l2 Indiana ave nw.-8 rms and bath $3.50
2l0 18th st. s.e.-8 rooms and batn.. AZ 30
207 St. nw-lO rooms and BATH. $3.50
1927 N. Capitol ST. rms. and bath. 40,50
1923 3rd st. net rms. and bath. 42.
1929 d st. S,e-6 rooms ana batn.... 0.5O
1897 22nd st. n.w.-9 rooms and bath. 1900
709 Michigan ave. me- rms. bath. $3.50
1923 Pa. ave. S.e.-6 rooms and bath. 40.5h
s. K st. n.e.-l0 rms. and bath $50
1919 C St SEE rooms and bath. -. 80 %
TWO-FAMILY HOUSES, UNFUR., WHITE.
3lS 18th st. s.e.-4 rooms and bath. .s35. so
316 18th st. s.e.-4 rooms and bath. $3.50
l357l2 d st. S.w-6 rooms and bath. >, %. so
647-A Orleans pl. n.e.-4 rms. BATH. 25.50
522 G st. s.e.-4 rooms and bath. $50. $50
525 18th st. n.w-3 rooms and bath. ~ 80
228 18th pl. n.e.--4 rooms and BATH. 22.5
COLORED
230 n st. n.w.-8 rms. and bath s55. SO
Glib M st. n.w.-9 rooms and bath.... $50
205 ST. n.w.-6 rooms and bath. go. 35 SO
$50 Florida ave. n.w.-6 rms, BATH. 47.50
152TN 14th st. n.w.-6 rms. and BATH. IS. so
622 NJ st. nw.-8 rooms and BATH. $500
81 Myrtle st. net rooms and bath. $50
1923 NJ ST. n.w.-5 rooms ............. 1850
gas Fla. ave. n.w.-8 rooms ard BATH. $3.50
1923 st. pee rooms and BATH. rs. SO
90 St. SIT rooms. .......... 1880
Peal Estate
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RENT-ELO0R SPACE.
SATISFACTORY.
prAnY no MOVE INTO,

READY TO MOVE INTO.
Large brick factory building containing
approximately $4,000 su. #. of floor space on
floor Large yard Of about lieut. 9S sSr So
fronts over $50 it. on paved boulevard close
to heart of business sections of the city:
This property can be purchased for about
one-third its reproduction cost and to rea-
sonable parties very reasonable terms can be
arranged Maps and full information at
Roy TIE Star office.
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RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.

RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.
BUILDERS. ATTENTION! LOT NEAR CEN
ter of city now for rent; suitable for storing
building materials and scaffolding. r. J.
LANE, 20l2 Kalorama I'd Phone North 77l9.
o.
5i8 9th ST NV. $425
1908 H ST. .......,........... 400
1906 st. Observation-Disclosures. $50
1900 and 1902 lst ST. nw........,....... 100
24l6 18th ST. Observation-Disclosures. 40
1904 LIST ST. Observation-Disclosures. 65
903 Grant pl II Observation-Disclosures, IS
724 9th ST. Observation-Disclosures. ITS
SIT 18th st. n.w................. $50
THE WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST CO,
Real Estate Dept.
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EXCHANGE.

Lincoln 9449 Evenings Clev. G3S2.
THERE Is NO USE
Trading gnats for feaS, but an adVan-
tageous trade 1--WE mean advantageous to all
parties concerned is most logical and
profitable move to make in market SUCH
office that has been successfully negotiating
Washington real estate for over thirty years.
MOORE & HILL.
100 18th St, NV Main liza
WILL TRADE AN EQUITY OF ABOUT
$4,000 above first mortgage on new small
apartment, located in q hlgh-claSS Northwest
section. Building contains ten apartments
of three rooms and bath each: always well
rented and a splendid investment. CONSIDER
Address Box TIE, Star Office. -
MODERN HOME IN ARLINGTON COUNTY
for home in Washington. 49,
Clarendon 1854. 1U~
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s. A. HERBERT & SONS,
1913 18th st. NV.
NHat,N HEnn

IN OLD GEORGETOWN.
We have a good bargain in a 12-room and
bath brick home; h.-w. heat, cleo, garage;
very desirable section; price only $4,000; VIII
consider trade for smaller property.
MOORE & HILL, REALTORS.
730 18th st. NV Main 1174.
WILL TRADE CLEAR GROOM. BATH, GA
rage, BUNGALOW. hot water heat electric
cial. Takoma Park, Md. for $4,000, 0 or 10
room house. Silver Spring. Mr.. Lord.
BOSS & PHELPS.
Main $500 1417 K st. NV.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
WE NEED HOUSES OF EVERY DsSCRIP-
ton to meet the present demand OF our
clients. If your property is vacant give us
a trial.
CHAS. ID. SAGER.
Main SO. 924 l4th st. NV.
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SALE OR RENT-SUB. PROP.

TAKOMA PARK, MD.-SIx ROOMS AND
modern; for rent or for sale; very reason
able to responsible party. Call between
and pm Sunday. % Prince George ave.
5-RM. BUNGALOW, ELEC.. TILE BATH.
h.-w.h. gas range, attic, cellar, porches,
large lot B. NJ. SMITH. Arlington, Va.
Phone Clar. 2038. is.
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WOODBRIDGE, ID. {.
1888 MYRTLE AVE. NE.
=, New Dutch colonial home best constrmc-
cedar closets. tile bath, h.-wh., open fire.
place, buit-in garage.
Drive out r. l. ave to South Dakota ave.
turn right l block to Myrtle. left on Myrtle
ave. blocks to house. Or phone for auto.
Open Sunday.
WOODWARD & VIETH.
OWNERS AND BUILDERS,
2002 r. /. Ave, NE North 730.
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Episcopalians Cut
Word "Obey" From
Marriage Ritual
Mans Promise to Endow
Worldly Goods to Bride
Also Is Deleted.
RY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 10.--The revised
book Of common prayer of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church was issued yes
terday, after Is years work by the COM
mittee on revision. The draft Of the
book was ratified year ago by the
church authorities.
Some of the more outstanding changes
from the old prayer book are:
Omission Of the word "obey" from
the woman's promise in the marriage
ritual and the omission of the state
ment with all my worldly goods thee
endow" from the mans promise.
In the service for the visitation Of
the sick phrases linking the patients
illness with wrath of God are omitted.
The holy communion Office has been
rearranged and modern English EN-
ployed.
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Housewares CIR atty Reduced


3 Metal Parcel Post Egg Crates.
Were $3.50. Now. Use
6 Metal Parcel Post Egg Crates.
Were $2.25. Now. Use
S Metal Parcel Post Egg. Crates.
Were 81. Now. ..............5 Soc
1 Wizard Dust Mop. Was 50.
1 White Glass Towel Bar. was
$3.50 Now .....,............ soc
IL White Enamel Metal Toilet
Paper Holders. Were $115. Now loo
l Wash Board. Was $125. Now soc
1 Pastry Board. Was 85c. Now Csc
Blue Vegetable Bin. Was $3.75.
NOW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .$l.5O
l Implanted Night Stand. Was
$4.95. NOW ...............$1 $3.50
10 Apple and Potato Peelers. Were
$1.95. Now .25c
4 Metal Pipe Holders. Were $3.50.
NOW ................ sec
Is Green Metal Flower Holders.
Were $l.95. Now. soc
2 Green Metal Flower Holders.
Were sass. Now. 81
10 Metal Scrap Baskets. Were 81.
White House All-steel Broom
Closet, white enamel. Was $40.
INOW $SS.SO
1 3o-inch. white Automatic EIec-
trio, Thor Ironer. Was $3.50.
NOW ................ $50
l Roll-top Bread Box. Was $2.95.
NOW ....... $1.9S
2 Clothes b askets. Were So.
NOW ...''......'.S. $50
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Toys Greatly Reduced

8 Picture Puzzles. We're $780,. Now .95e
I Set Building Blocks. Was S..
9 Sets Building Blocks. Were s2.2S.
WAGON with blocks. was -.
i Set Building Blocks. Was $3.50.
Faint sets. Were i5c. Now. Soc
Packard Autos. Were s.. Now, 81. 80
II Ball Chimes. We're soc. Now. ESQ
Iron Tractors. Were So. Now. 81
IL CuddIe Bears. Were 81 so. Now csc
Bull Dog. Was S6;75. Now. $3.50
I Mama Doll. with silk dress. SOILED.
Was &9.75. Now. $3.50
German Dolls, composition head
with closing eyes. Were S3.75. Now S2.7B
4 Italian Dolls as follows:
z: we're :iz Now..............ssse,ssss
IL Imported German Dolls, china
heads. Were $3.50. Now.........9 CSC
Madame Hendren Dolls. Were $3.50:
pairs stills. Were si.25. Now. ). f5c
TOYS, FOURTH FLOOR.
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DUCHESS is ADVISOR.

NEW YORK (P)-Society's adver-
tised Endorsement Of certain products
is apparently giving way to another
form Of salesmanship allure.
One Fifth avenue store has hired the
Grand Duchess Marie of Russia as adj
wiser to its clientele. This was followed
by another establishment importing a
Partisan princess, who, for $500 or
more, will take over any woman and
attempt to enhance her cosmetic beauty
with the right clothes.
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Sew-on Supporters
Special, 2 pairs 25c

LA pairs o-inch Sew-on Sup
porters, in flesh, special for FRI,
day only.
2s8 pairs Double Covered Nainsook
Dress Shields. Special for friday. 3
ia Mcti6- mo b Z: Tor 10; storms s arc
rnentS; side fastening. Were for soc.
8 Shoe Bags with IL pockets, in mod
srnistic pattern. SLIGHTLY soILED.
10 MSdernistic Pattern Laundry Rags,
in rose and lavender; SOILED. Were
ii OiIeiotR Umbrella Pockets to hang hang
on door; SOILED. Were $780, Now 7Be
9 Towel Racks We're 76c. Now. csc
2 Shoe Cabinets with 8 compartments:
SOIIED AND DAMAGED. Were 50.
NoW @SsHu
NOTIoNs, AIsLEs 2l-22, FIRST FLOOR.
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Ancient .Aqueduct Earns Profit.

NEW YORK, october 10 (P).-Water
from the famous plains of Marathon
Is being delivered with profit through
an aQuedaIct built 1000 years ago, BY
the Roman Emperor Harlan, supple
mented by new construction Of the
same Grecian marble of which the Ac-
ropolis Is built The Societe Anoriyme
Hellenique Des Faux Des Villes D'Athens,
Pierce ct Environs, company years
old. has declared, dividend Of 81 a
share.
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! Basketball, "as is" Was $40.
NOW .....: -
l Basketball, "as isl Was $3.50.
3Footbalis, ''as is" Were SIS. Now So. IS
5 Pairs Football Shoes, sizes 5, 6la and
8. Were IS Now. s.. 75
I Pair Football Shoes, size Q. Was
! McGreEor Master Bfessi.. was SIS.
surk: Brs:si:. steel shaft. was is"; 81.
Now Observation-Disclosures, rs
i Meofe1cr Bfassie, LEFT hand. was
I xroySS dom Drivin. Iircn. wa: $50 q
Burke Mii.his iron. was sss 81: {:
GoH Hs1. With adou;bI.' noct.t s snS
cover. Was s2S. Now. 80. .s17.50
SPORTING GooDs, FOURTH FLOOR.
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I Hish- Grade Chenille valuable Rug, size
30x60. Was $3.50. Now. A.75
= High GRADE Washable, Chenille RIgs.,
Hish grade Washable Chenille Russ,
size 24x4S Were $780, Now. .SS.4b
. Heavy Quality Wool wilton Rugs, size
27x54 Were $ll. Now. ........... S7.SS
( Reversible Wool Chenille Rugs, size
36X72: Were $14.50. Now. 1918
I Reversible Wool Chenille Rug, size 2lx49.
Was $3.50 Now. ............... .3S. ~
Oval Wilton Rugs, size 27x4S. Were
owl wilton Rags. size a7xAO. Were
1 Plain TsSpe Administer Rus, size ssxio
Figured Administer Rug, size 27xS4. Was
2 Fine Quality Sarouk Persian Russ,
average size 2x5. Were Sis. Now So: 80
Hand Hooked Rus, size 27xS4. was
airS.sr.s dc" oval Administer RUGS. Size
I Fine Quality Worsted wilton Reg. size
RaI Ru MI Size s 4s7 W Gs ss7s Now ssss
36 Rag Rugs, size 24x36. Were 81. Now soc
Z RaE RUGS. size S0xsO. Were sl;5s.
2 Administer RUGS, size sxi3. were $3.50
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
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"The Studio" Magazines

Csc We're 81
40 back numbers of fine and
applied arts, reduced for Friday.
Were S2.T5, 50. Now reduced
TO ................ .S1.5O to So
SAB c Of BABY, record book. was
Z Second American Caravan. Were IS.
les Color Books for little children
70 eI Robin HOOD were 3Sc. Now :; icc
Fiddle Diddle Dee. Were 81 IS.
SI WtId Flowers and Elves. were 81 So
Now ,.........,.. S5c
3 Picture Books Of Travel. Were So
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