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New Britain herald., 1929-04-26
MY. WHAT ! DHI \k.

Gl, ,vland, April 24-Alrs, Mary lodpuder Vas in court recently su in. for divorce from her huahan' Jo. ph. "Does your husband drink ? Judge Euhl as>-d her, "Nrs," S'r u pied for the past three y"ars,' "Does ho ever get intoxicated 2" th ,uag. asked. "Dnce,' Mrs Polpad returned. "Oh, you mean that he i still intoxicated ." the judge querlr3 Mrs. Polpadec replied affirmative and the judge granted the divorc The Podpadecs had been married :' years.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-26
Bad Boy Mayor" Becomes Saintly
 Citizen With Eye on Reelection

the administration of Mayor Gillts drive for "a bigger and better New buryport."
 Cross examined as to the reason for his optimism in connection with his political future. his honor point cd with ill-concealed pride to h. {. record of his IS months of service q record doutblossiy remarka.e e , view of the fact that two of the months were spent in the county jail.
 Here arc "Rossy's" major ac- complishments:
 l-1nstalled new fire alarm sys. tenn.
 2-Arransed for new police si;- nal system.
 S-Centralized fire appa .atus eliminating two small stations.
 4-Replaced horse drawn ..ra wagon with pumping engine.
 5-Removed unused trolley tI,,- :. on High street. traffic menace.
 6-GaNe teachers salary increa1 ! totallins s15o annually.
 Added seven permanent fil men. making a total of II.
 S-Won filling station permit ir fight with city council.
 The best part of it, from "Bossy's" point of view. is the fac, that he finished his first year in of. fee with a surplus of more thar sS.00O.
 Plans Another Surplus "Therc'll be surplus this year { too," he grinncd, "even if I find i necessary to boost valuations or property owned by my opponents i They've been getting away witl murder and they've got to expec to pay tribute"
New Britain herald., 1929-04-26
HcneyMooners Figure
 In MotOr Collision

The local police Were asked last .gulng by Jhe West Haven police D inform them Of the name of the "Err who Was in charge of a sedan
 r5stsred in the name of Agnes
 horte of tao North street this fy. inc car having been involved , d slight accident in West Haven.
 sergeant l'eeney was given the .latter for investigation and he re- ported Miss O'keefe was married "Wednesday morning ;, to Charles Nuthmlnn Of West Hartford, and when the accident happened they "ara oil their way 10 Atlantic City, \. J.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-26

New Wburyport, Mass. April .G NP)-From the Village Cut-up of not so long ago-a fiery fellow who spiced his observations with a wei. assortment ot unprintables and who carried q perpetual chip on his shouldcr--"Bossy" Gillis has ma . lured into an astutc politician with jag.
 Like his elevation 10 the office Of mayor. this lion-to lamb transfer nation has been an almost over night development in the checkered career of this ultra conservative city's first citizen.
 If Newburyport natives were as onished some 16 months ago to see Bad Boy Gillis. the genial eX-gob suddenly ascend to the mayoralty hey found cause for increased con ternation in 'Bossy's" magic-li transfer To lhe role he is now pIay- ing.
 Eve learned if don't pay to be too sassy with your public" his honor said. simply. when reporter called today to find out why a strange cloak of silence had settled over the Gillis administration in recent weeks
 Bossy' said he probably would continue to Hay low" until next De cember. when he planned to "et loose again in connection with hi. rampaien for re-election
 TheN'"c All "EOr" Him
 '1ll be reelected, too,' he added with supreme confidence. "Almcs' eN"ryhody's for mo now"
 Economy. efficiency, extension o' public service. and elimina lion oi municipal antiques are the four Aorsemen which have rid1 Nthrougf
New Britain herald., 1929-04-26
Pancho Villa Outpoints
 Nick Chlisty in Bout

Hartford. April 26 O'P)-pancho Villa. New Bedford, 12S 1-2, out pointed Nick Christy, Bristol. 12i in 10-roun1 bout here last nigh Eddie Adonis. Athol, Mass. stopped Frankie konchina. Hartford. in tae fifth Frankie Busch. Manchester stopped Johnny Curcio. Providence, E. l.. in the seventh. Jimmy Iicar- l.i. Boston, won from sindufo Diaz New York, in four.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-26

decorated hy the Italian government with the coc" Qo guerra for bra,- .ry under fire, After the war lr resumed his oducaton entering Yale. A. student h. Wus self supporting.
 Dr. Hutchjns is a member ot chr 'ougr. .caIona, church. H. Ua5 waw.ei in 192l 10 Miss Mauiy im,'ps McVot-h, daughter Of War ..a NrN.jea or the New York Sun. Twy have thre--year old daugN- ter Tn 1923 bn was appointol secretary Of Yale, later baromrr ae5ne do.u Of inc la" school anl Hnalll dran.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-26
BOYS CONFERENCE
 GETS UNDER WAY
DeleeateS Gather in Manchester for lIth Annual Convention
L,.--.aL tn L-a II,.ralll


 Manchester. April '6 -- Boys he- zan 10 arrive in town carly thIs afternoon for thr 't'h annual Hart ford County Older Boys conicrenc" 10 b. htlt Today and tomorrow in tre South Methodist church under tha auspices or the Hartford County Y N NJ t. assisted ny the Hartford County Couucli .. I-lglous Educa- ton and other oreau9zauons, - The sesSions began this afternoon with the chimes played hy James 1u-rhinson. organ selections by 'ArcnihlIi Sessions ani an address ,Il Alfred Eoou.. chairman of thy rsoIra-e d put.ton somuntso oi -N4sleyan university AiidtletoNn. w9mzn- .n. rro-talu vcns5srS ol a sanVuar a. oJorn. which will by r-ratn"i ivy tho musical program, .cor SistIu- ot special symphony num- -4ers I, t1g Center church Trou.a- vours under th, lnalrrs1lp ot Wai- 'rr Joyn,r. inc Sogla Methodist Ihruh uaI, quartet un0,r the lI- +ac.ion CT Ar.rioaI Sessions, and sommGut'y slu-iH- l.G ivy Fayotr- R.. -1aroe utth Harold Turkiuston at 1ha plano.
 sa Tonigai's rro-rom IS Us tolIoNs; ' G:aH D. n.- banrI"o 7. Toas-u.asr,r-Nav Watson Noul- xuft
 |" Group s.ugla- - Ia,y't" 'Nar>e - Invoca floa-Etv. EredcriCh Al,'n ,snd Harold Tgram-roH. s cEas-ra-Center Church Irou- rad0urs-Mr. Joyner, leader,
 Quartet numbers - double mu" .N4art"t.
 l. Election of c.Acers- > Welcome tEou- our chHfcllts- 'Iev. Roavr, A. Colritr,. s. Welcome 10 our fo"o-John ii. Hyd-.
 1. Our boys Hllcome }oa-Leslir tuchani
 7, !. Delegates response - Weian' Dunn.
 |. Presentation of the coafcrence lfflcers.
 '. S:H0 T. n. tE"aira session. E, Crfr.rs-Mr. hutchinson. v Organ qr,lUfe-"TEe Seven Last Nofi=" " Duuois-Mr. sessions. :. Gall to worship.
 e Hymr-"Where Crcss the CroWd- 7d Ways ot Life"
 'Those Who Have Achieved '-- t'lar-ne~ r, luimby
 r Prayer.
 Musical introduction - Mr S,s- -ioas.
 = a. "Ase.s Death" ny Grjeg. l. ~rhe Seven Last Worls.' 'rne r Irlble Mpvh' - rcLigioU> Hrama by charles Ram Kennedy. Aqass in religious drama. Hartor. <chool Of Religious Education. vrgau musjr-"prtude in C' hy Ihopm.
 - Prayer.
 ro-tIude-" Largo" by Handel. r The boys Nlll h~ cnrarlaineA .o~ [ iight in Manchester Iomess.NlIcn 4aye been. 7ecured through ] rdlp ~ittee iu all the churches, ot-a" hlc' @;ay t. PllisblIy has heau chairman 1.ocal arrangements have been IT. aharg- Q. a general committee co.a posed ot Ralph Proctor. chairna' T.; k. Anderson. Fred Eend4ll, La Terec N Case. Fdyette B. Clark Joseph bean. Mrs. j. W. Gosiet, l.. p1llsburr. Chester l.. Robinson, aH flmore |, Watkins.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-26
FOR INEBRIATES:

London. April 24.-The British Post Office will deliver human be- ings. A person wishing to go to some destination. applies at the pest office for 2 messenger. The Mss. senger escorts his charge to the place. where he obtains . receipt. Charges are based on the distance travelled.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-26
ME AREN'T so MODERN

New York. April e6.-Hip flasks are not a necessary possession made part of ones ensemble by the Pro- hibition amendment. They were known and used many years ago. Several Of them. more than 100 years old, were recently exhibited al antiques at the International An tiques Exposition
New Britain herald., 1929-04-26

This country paid Panama fo,- 00u. .0NU for the Canal Zone rights hut this does not include an annual rental Of s25o.ppo.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-26

Walkers middleveight champion. ship. fought . torrid 10-round battle in Madison Square Garden last win ter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07
HORSE SHOW SPLENDoR.
Army to Send Famous Riders TO
New York Event.

NEW YORK AD.-without the Army
the National Horse Show in Madison
Square Garden would probably be just
another exhibition of pedigreed mounts.
It's the military that provides the
glamour of uniforms and the hard
ridden matches for an international
trophy, for which teams from Poland,
ireland, italy, Canada and the United
States compete.
This year It's the Army, too, thai
promises to furnish the color. The
war Department In Washington has
given Battery c. of the 18th Field
Artillery of Fort Myer, Va, permis-
sion to usar special uniforms during
The famous gray horse battery
will appear in blue coats with red
facings, white breeches and three-cor-
nered hats. There's no telling what
will happen when the Europeans
mounts, used to the drab uniforms OF
modern troops, see all those Continental
costumes.
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Imprinted Furniture Reduced

(l4) UNPAINTED
TABLES - odds and ends,
including console, swirl top
and gate leg end tables. Were
$3.50 to $3.50. Ct or
Friday only. ..... GxsJO
coz UNPAINTED PIECES
including book racks, end
tables and smoking stands.
Were $3.50 to GO Or
$3.50. Friday only SAsAJ
(l) UNPAINTED TELE-
PHONE SET-stand and
chair. Was $3.50. GO or
Friday only. 49,. 1OsSO
ID CHILD'S DRESSER
painted sam pie.
Was $3.50. FRI Go NE
day only. 1900. @OsJO
"a UNPAINTED COR.
NER CABINET.
Was $l9.75. Fri. C1n En
day only. $3.50. @1V.OU
(l) UNPAlNTED BED.
Was $3e.50. FRI 60 ar
day only. -. 1xEsJO
Cd CHEST OF DRAW.
ERS mahogany veneered.
\ Was $45. Friday COR
only ............. @AO
(3) IMPLANTED GLOVE
BOXES. Were 81. Or
Friday only. ....... ZOS
CD IMPLANTED MAG.
AIN RAJ OK S.
Were $1.49. Friday An
only 1O~
Sixth FIeor.
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STUDENTS PROTEST
EVICTION" ORDER
Michigan U. Officials to
Close Dormitory Where
Liquor Was Found.
BY the Associated Press.


= ANN ARBOR, Mich, November t.
Declaring the decision, of University OF
Michigan authorities to close Fletcher
Hall, a mems dormitory. amounts to
eviction and punishment of innocent
individuals. more than 80 students re-
siding In the dormitory have drafted q
petition to President Alexander Ruth
ven urging resembling OF the closure
order.
The dornnitory was raided last Satur-
day and a quantity Of wine and whisky
found In the attic. Two students. Har-
old Mckee of Pittsburgh and Charles
Fitzpatrick of Flushing, N. Y, we're ar
rested and released on bond, third,
Alexander Cow of Windsor, Ontario. Is
to be brought here today for arralgn-
fnent on a. liquor law violation charge.
A notice posted in the dormitory last
night informed its occupants 1t would
be closed commencing next Monday I'M
til the end of the semester. The petit
ton to be presented to DR.. Ruthven
declares that the time allowed for re-
moval is too short to enable those al
fected to secure under present condi-
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lions, any but undesirable rooms. &C o
great distance from the campus.
Attention Is directed to the fact tnat
impending midsemester examinations
and the biggest week end OF the season,
due to the Harvard Michigan loot pall
game Saturday. allow but little time ior
room hunting. A protest Is mace
against the unnecessary expense NJ
DR. Ruthven will not received the
petition until his return from New YORK
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07

(60) 22x44.IN. TURKISH
TOWELS - heavy all-white
towels that are unusually
absorbent. Were 39c. o.
Friday only. ....... AJ~
(lO) 5-PC. PETTIPOINT
Bird GE SETS-of pure
cream linen; bridge size cloth
and four napkins. Slightly
soiIed. Were $4.79. CO 40
Friday only ....... %OeOO
(59) 6x12 FILET AND
CUTWORK DOILIES.
Were 5se. Friday a.
only wv
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Basement Store Savings of $50

(Ss) BOYS OVERCoATS
of chinehilla and wool fab.
ries; tan, brown, grey; 3 to
9, Is to ~. Were CC 7M
S.. Friday only. @JOtV
(20O PRS.) WOMEN'S
SHOES-satin, patent and
velvet; black and black with
contrasting trim; broken
sizes Originally $3.50 90
pair. Friday only, pair %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07

(l2) COTTON SHEET
BLANKETS. tan plaids;
7OxsO in. Originally on
$Els. Friday only. OS~
(lso PRs.) cHILDREN's
SHOES, calf with compost
tion soles and hard rubber;
black and tan; So 60 z.
Originally $l.S9 pr. O. ~
Friday only. pair " 4sGO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07

ca SoLID-coLoR LINEN
TABLE CT OTHS-extra
long, 59x11e inches. Rose
and orchid. Were Ga %
$6.sS. Friday only s9sJJ
(lS) 9xI2 FILET AND
CUTWoRK DoILIES.
Were SLIP. Friday Ec~
only OVS
(l3) l2xIS FILET AND
CUTWORK DOILTES.
Were $1.95. Friday no.
only jon
ca 1sx36-IN. FILET AND
CUTWORK ScARFS.
Were $S.sS. Fri. C0 no
day only. -. %AsJO
60 1sx45-IN. FILET AND
CUTWORK SCARFS.
Were $s.sS. Fri. 60 40
day only. s@Os3O
CD 1SxS4-IN. FILET AND
CUTWORK ScARFS.
Were $S.4s. FRI GAIA
day only. ....... @1sG3
cd 1Sx72-lN. FILET AND
CUTWORk SCARFS.
We're Sass. Fri &C AQ
day only. ...... @Vs3O
Cd 45x4S-IN. FILET AND
CUTWORk CLOTH.
Was Sass. Erie C10 40
day only, $500. 1xks9O
Cd S4xS4-lN. FILET AND
CUTWORK SQUARE.
s %,' . .s ,S..i FRI S19.75
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07

I'D PAIN ED AND YIN.
PAINTED PIECES-inelud-
ing chairs, tabourettes. Were
$1.95 to $3.75. Fri. CO.
day only. UJ~
ca PAINTED CHAIRS
for Riddles. Were no.
$1.95. Friday only. JOS
"a IMPLANTED TABLES.
Were $3.50 and $4.7S. 0on
Friday only. .......... JO~
(25) u MP A MT E D
PIECES--end tables, smok.
ing stands, medicine cabinets,
servers and wall racks. Were
$3.50 TO $6.95. Ct 7E
Friday only. $50. @1sGO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07
Thrifty Friday--Save $50 H%@a
ifty Friday" Items-Shop Early!
25% Savings on House Frocks

(13) PRINTED DRESSES,
Peter Pan styles, broken sizes.
Were $1.sS. Friday on
only .................. on
(9) TWEED DRESSES,
tan, green, navy and blue.
Broken sizes. Were
$4.S5. Friday GO on
only ............. CGoOO
ca FLANNEL DRESSES,
green, blue aud brown; bro
ken sizes. Were
s4.sS. Friday % 90
only ............. (GSOV
(5) PRINTED LAWN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07
200 Hats
Originally IS
s1.59

Felt, velour and vel
vet hats trimmed with
ribbons and ornaments;
black, brown and Fall
shades.
Second Floor
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25% Savings on Housewares

(2) BRASS COAL HoDs.
Were $3.50. Fri CE IN
day only. ....... 0OsOV
q PRO- ANDIR oNS.
Was $3.50. Fri GO En
day only. ....... @OsJV
s SIS. Friday 5000
ID FIR PL 4 c z
FENDER. Was
$22.so. Friday CT or
only ......... ~ 1 4sJO
e Pra.) ANDIR oNS.
Were SIS. FRI CT or
day only. $3.50. Sx1sJO
(12) c U r r A I N
STRETCHES. Were Coz
$l.9S. Friday only. :. VJS
(5) CURTAIN STRETCH.
Frs, Were $2.95. no.
Friday only. ....... JOO
(10) c u r T A N
STRETCHES. Were $3.50
to $3.95. Friday Ct an
only. .......... 1xs4J
(6) CURTAIN STRETCH
Frs. Were $4.75. O. NE
Friday only. -. y 4sJO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07
An-Wool
Blankets
Originally $685.
s7.45

Reduced because we have
only two color combinations
red and black, brown and
white; 7OxsO inches.
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07

(2S) WOMEN'S FUR.
TRIMMED COATS, tan and
blue; large sizes. Were CT
$40. Friday only. 49,. ~
(2oo) BOYS WASH
SUITS. combination colors;
sizes ; TO 5. Were
soc and Csc. Friday C7n
only ................ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07

co. WOoL-FILLED COM
FORTSN-covered with
duplex Jennings of rayon
sateen; slightly imperfect.
Originally $lo.ss. Ct OK
Friday only. -. @6sJC
(12) RAYON SPREADS
double.bed size, in light blue.
Originally $3.95. Ct no
Friday only. :. AsJO
"a FOSTER IDEAL B
;,,.k r;vhk for ANAL rnov.a 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07
Often
More!

(l6) PRINTED DRESSES,
linene and broadcloth; bro.
ken sizes. Were G. 90
$2.9S. Friday only ~ LOG
(lO) PONGEE DRESSES,
broken sizes. Were CO.
$1.29. Friday. ....... UJ~
(13) PRINTED DRESSES,
linene, rayon and lawn; bro
ken sizes. Were $l.2S. Coz
Friday only. W.
"a WHITE LAW N
APRONS. Were see. 0n~
Friday only. ........S. AJ~
sSSES, size l6. Were o.
SA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07

(SOO) DRESSES, for WON.
en- and misses, of silk or
wool; sport and dress styles;
black and smart eolors; II
to 20, 50 to so.
Were $5.95. Fri. 60 nE
day only. ........ @JsJJ
(3O) L e AT H E r ETTE
RAINCOATS, size Is and
IL and 80. Originally g.
$3.95 to $5.SS. $3.50. 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07
25% Savings on Novelty Furniture

90 BREAKFAST ROOM
SUlTES--6nished in green
or grey; one drop-leAf table
and 4 chairs.
day only. SZZ.5U
"a BREAKFAST ROOM
SUITE - finished in grey
with m ar DON
Trim trim: w VA. sas' S17.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07

(I) SPARK GUARD.
Wa W.. ss'7S. Friday STAG
e Prs.) ANDIR MS.
Were $3.50. Fri Ct An
day only. @ks4J
ca BRASS COAL HoDs.
Were $500. Fri CO 7E
day only. 49,. GAstC
Il Pro- ANDIR ONS.
Was $7.75. Friday GO 7E
only ............ @Js6O
Cd FIRE SET.
Was $3.50. Friday S3 *
only ............ %~ssO
"a FIRE SCREEN. Was
$s.75. Friday CATE
only ............ Q3ee -
(2) SPARK GUARDS.
Were $12. Friday CT IN
only ........... COsOV
Cd SPARK GUARD.
Was SIS. Friday &E S0
only ........... GOssIV
G. Prs.) ANDIRONS.
Were SIS. Friday or En
only. ......... @JsJV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07
25% Savings on JeuDelry

(l4) RHINESTONE 46) WOODEN cHoK-
NECKLACES-with sterling ERS-n new shades FOR
silver chains. Were Coz tun.. We. D. -
81. Friday only. W. Friday ,only.,....... 1OC
(s4 Pcees) NOVELTY JEWELRY. Including
earrings pins, bracelets and novelty neckleces Were 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07

(20) GIRLS CREPE DE CHINE SLIPS, broken G
yes to 10 years. Were S29s. Friday only "
Fourth Floor
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u Winter Coats
Originally $3.50 to $69.5O
s37.75

Womens and Misses Coats of broadcloth and
velveteen; luxurious collar and cuff sets of wof
skunk marmink and Manchurian wolf-tan and a
few in black; broken sizes-a marvellous bargain,
if your size is here-14 to 46!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07
Price and
Many Less

Cups and saucers, plates, platters and dishes from dis
continued rplensh china at remarkable savings
Patterns that will blend with what you already have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07

UO INFANTS BONNETS
of crepe de chine, in white,
pink and blue. Were EO~
$l.O0. Friday only. -. JO~
(6) CREPE DE CHINE
GOWNS and Combinations;
sizes 4 TO 10 years.
Were $l.s5. Friday CT m
only .............. W 4sVV
Co GIRLS CREPE DE
CHINE SLIPS, broken styles
and color ranges; sizes 4 TO
IL years. Were
sass. Friday G. E0
only .,.......,.. ~ xsJC
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CALF
S65
SS65
SS6655

(5) SATEEN COMFORTS
--all-wool filled; slightly
imperfect; blue and Law.
ender. Originally CE nE
$9.95. Friday only sNOsJO
Cd SIMMONS B E D S.
slightly marred in shipment;
SO and a. sizes.
Originally $12.95. C7 NE
FRIDAY only ID .IO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07
Remnants
WoolGoods
Were 81 to So
Now u Off

Covert, tweed and flannel
dress remnants; broadeloth
coatings; 50 in. wide; some
4-yd. lengths.
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07

CD BOOK ;. TROUGH
END TABL ES- slightly
damaged. Were $4.9S and
$5.s5. Friday CD OE
only ........... %GsOO
Cd ODD PIECES OF
FURNITURE - inelud ing
console and end tables, and
book-trough end tables;
slightly damaged. Were
Sass to $3.50. Ct or
FRIDAY onIv. - xsOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07

siEe
just right for small Originally $99S. Friday CT or
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SaUe $500 OF, Fur Coat,
Soue at Least 25% on Bedweor

=
Second Floor
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(O TELEPHONE SETS-tabIe and chair, with
walnut. veneered finish. Slightly damaged Were $l1SS
Friday only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07

A Friday group of those very practical school
frocks made of wool jersey with very tailored lines ;
one and two piece models; sizes II to Fl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07

SaUe 25% on Knit Underwear
rz7> woMENs KNITTED GO PRS9 CHILDRENs
UNION SUITS, bodice fANis, par. ~Soi 0roSe"
styles; medium weight. E0r Gao 800 - 0SC
Were Friday only w. (sO) cHILDRENS BEN
$3.50 CHILDRENS UNION BERG" UNION SUITS sisss
SUITS, part wool; sizes and to l6 Were Sis
yrs. Were Csc. FRI E0~s and $780, Friday CT 40
(sO5 cHILDRENs VESTS AND BLooMERs, of Too
Bemberg and Were $i2s to $lsO Friday only ~
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25% Savings on Infants Wear

(22) INFANTS DOL
CREPELLA BONNETS, in
white, pink and blue. Were
$2.9S. Friday Ct IN
only ............. (AsOV
(44) PLUSH TOYS AND
DOLLS, slightly mussed.
Were $l.S0. Friday 7E~
only .................. SOS
(3S) KNITTED CAPS AND
HOODS, some slightly soiled
from display. Were
much more. Friday CS~
only .................. AJ~
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07

Smart street and afternoon frocks, including
some in the new silhouettei Flat crepe, satin and
chiffon black, brown, blackberry, navy and green.
Misses IA to 20 and women's SO to 46.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07

(3D SEMI STEP-IN CIR
DIES, of satin and brocade
with surgical elastic; lightly
boned. Were $3.sS
to $4.3s. Friday 60 OK
emily .............. @6sOO
(74) BACK.LAClNG COR.
SETS, lightly boned, Of bro
eade and elastic. Were Coz
Csc. Friday only. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07

UD coRSETLETTES, Of
broeade with swami bras.
sieres, well boned over
diaphragm. Were Csc. Coz
Friday only. ........ W.
(ss) GARTER BELTS, of
figured broeade and elastic.
Were 4se. Friday 0O~
only ................. S~~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07

Basenl emit store.