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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
SECOND NARCISSUS
SHOW TAKES PLACE
G. M. Neff Wins Majority Of Prizes,
With W. H. Gannanway TAX
ing Second Honors.

The second annual narcissuS show
of the Woodbridge Garden Club was
held last night at the Sherwood Presby-
terrain Hall, Twenty-second street and
Rhode Island avenue northeast.
The first of five shows to be held
under the auspices Of the club, the
display was one of the most attractive
of its kind. Local business organiza-
tons co-operated.
The club plans to hold tulip, gladiola,
Spring flower, and chrysanthemum
shows later in the year.
The majority Of prizes were won by
C. M. Neff, chairman of the club. W.
H. Gannaway received the second
largest number of awards.
Nef won first prize in seven classes
second prize in three and third prize
in four. Gannaway received two firsts
and four thirds. L. M. Clarke won
first and second. and r. j. Haskell got
two seconds. Mrs. Louise Notter won
two first prizes, and S. G. Boernstein
was awarded two first prizes. Mrs. A.
H. Engelbrecht took a first prize while
Mrs. M. H. Sutton and Warren Thomp-
son. took second and third prize.
respectively A second prize was also
won by M. G. Wilson.
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Dozen Rolls Toilet Tissue, Special, 78c
500 Rolls Good Quality Toilet Tissue 1000 sheets the roll
Rugs Reduced for Friday Clearance

Deerheld Basket-weave Fibre Rugs, dis
continued pattern. Size 27x54. Were 1928.
NoN ..'..s'...'..''.. .S10U
Rattannia Runner. discontinued pattern.
Size ~ inches by feet. Was IS. Now. .S3
Worsted wilton Rug, size A6x7.6. Was $50.
NOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .$Z4.50
/ lot Chenille Bath or Boudoir Rugs, re-
versible, with cnintz border. Size 24x45.
NOW .........,,........... .S115
Hook Rug. size 24x3s Was sl2.7s.
: Imported Bath Or Beudcir Rugs, embossed
Reyer ,Is e Wesl Chenille Rus, size soxeo;
1 lot Eas RUGS. plain colors and hit-and-miss
pattsrns size 4x7 oNE-HALF USUAL
e. Rag Russ plain eOlors snS hit;aqd;miss
P 5sas Green So srcadioom Carpet s.. ss1IS
SLIGHTLY SOnED. Was s7i.25. Now $3.50
! Oriental Rug, 'as Is" Size Okla. Was
lot Garnet Samples. ideal scatter size rugs.
REDUCED ONE-THIRD REGULAR PRICES.
2H yards Remnant Carpet. Was $3.50.
az yard. Remnant Carpet wa: $3.50 $50
ysrd. Remnant CARPET Was 40. Now 1l.sS
1 yard Remnant Carpet. Was $3.50. Now. .S1.7S
AZ square yards Remnant Lineleunn. r.as is,
"a square yards Remnant Linoleum. Was SO
square yard. Now ........ .95c square yard
IA square yards Remnant Linoleum, 'as is,
S square yards Remnant Linoleum. Was $2.25
square yard. Now. 75c square yard
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Terrence''s Hunch
That Trouble Was
Nigh Comes True

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, April Inference
O'Grady McGehee now Is q quali-
fed prophet Of the first water.
Terrence was attending the
All-American Aircraft Show In
Convention Hall Tuesday.
"Tis terrible" said Terrence
to a stranger with whom he stood
examining mammoth am
phibian, chow people will take
themselves UP In the air with
one o. these. It gives me bad
dreams. feel like somethin' was
goin' to happen to me right
now"
"It is" said the voice of a
patrolman right behind Terrence.
Suppose We just give this man
back his pocketbook and then 60
for a little ride"
Faith" quoth Terrence O'Grady
McGehee, "but amt I the prophet,
thought"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.

{ High Grade Chenille Bath Rugs, size 2!x36:
High srade Bed Or Bathroem Ras, embossed
designs. Size 27x54. Was $1,000. Now. LIS
I Mish-graae Chenille Bath Rue, size 3oxeo
Hirh- srsS. CSsnilie bath Rugs. size aSxSl
/ Hish- srsds Chsnili: Baih Rug, size 1850.
oval Brsis.d S1s:. sia. 95xio Were s' IS.
oval Braided rms. sia: soxso. wa; S IS
Fin. au.ilt, oval ch.niii: Rags, sii: 1885
5 Eins eg.lliy oysi ch.nili. Russ. size i!st |!
Hlns csslity 6y.i ch.niiii: RUSS, size iss1s
Eine Quality Oval chenille Rugs, size soSSo:
Were $9.75. Now. .&675
Oval Yarn and RaE Rugs, size soxso. Were
Fine Quality wersi:d wilton Rug sii: sxia
Was si32.50. Now. Observation-Disclosures 695O
s hsF 0 ST. Now dsssS
was s46. Now ................. $3.50
| Fine Quality Seamless Administer Rug. size
qx12. Was S5S.5O Now 80
High grade Seamless Administer Rug. size
9x12. Was $45. Now. S29.50
Crex de Luxe Rug, size 4ex7.e. Was ss75:
Ts1pe Kleard.x Rus. ideal for porcii size Size
Deerleid Basket-weave Fibre Rugs. discon-
tinued pattern. Size 4.6x7.6. Were s9.75.
Now .................... 1918
Rattannia Fibre Rug. size 4.6x7s. Was
tToU. NOW. ........s............. .@A.40
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Novelty Jewelry Reductions
French Pearls Necklaces Imported Bracelets
PLANT AND GARDEN SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR

s,,. s,strS W.T. s5Sssdus Mea large stG1s
:nd: %sr. si6 N ssSns clasp ta SCI
s-strand; ciasped together with resi
stone slide Were $3S. Nov. SIS
| 3-strand: real stone clasp. Was $50:
woven band: large stone clasp, tsso
] s-strand; stone clasp. was SIS: .
s;strana; imitation pearl clasp was vas
i large c3nn.p.nnt q msSeas;,i.. sl md
2 2-strand; tassel ends. Were $40.
a-strand. with real stone ornaments.
was s2o; Now ....................S $40
Necklaces
French Necklace, large ornament of
baggots white stone and imitation
emerald; white stone link chain Was
3 IN Imported S Real Stone Pendant Meek sSe
Imported Real Stone Pendant Neck
laces. Were s25. Now. .$12.S0
French Pins
2. NOVELTY Stone and Marcasite. Were
Is Enamel and Mares:ite.' were q. 50:
White stone and Imitation Eme ssjac
YES f.s ;iG PM Now Whit: .ton: and p..l e
Fob Pin, .marcasite ana gray pearl:
Fob Pin. white stone and let. was
:IMITHTTToN. 1850
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE 10
FIRST FLOOR.
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Notions Reduced for
Friday

4S Flesh Rayon Elastic Sanitary
Belts, with satin tab and pins.
Now &c
"a Flesh Wolfe Sanitary Step-ins,
lace trimmed, in medium size.
NOW .............. soc
36 Flesh Wolfe Sanitary Petticoats,
IN medium and large sizes.
INV QUO
36 Cotton Dustcaps in lavender,
blue and green. Were 15c.
NOW ..................1 Ice
Rose Morning Glory Pattern
BOOtery. to hold 8 pairs of shoes.
SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT. Was
$3.50. Now northumberland $40
Is Oilcloth Chair Seat Covers, In
assorted colors: slightly soiled.
Were 40c. Now Csc
NOTIONS, AISLE %, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Furniture Reductions Friday

1 Mahogany finish Costumer. Was S.
card Table, black, with red MORE TOP TOP.
cara as fables, N Mahogany finish with s sssS
MORE top Were 81 Now ......... So IS
Card Table, mahogany finish, with black
MORE TOP Was g. NOW i.:,:...,:: . !:sS
rated MORE top was s4.75. Now. $3.50
Card Table, red finish, green MORE TOP;
CARD Table, red fnishi. black ,rnoirs TOP
Card Table, mahogany finish. black MORE
Gard Table. mahogany finish, black MORE
top. Was So. Now s. 20 -
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. SOLID walnut Martha. washinston Sewing
Cabinets: We're sis.7:; Now. .sll:1S
trough We're 81. w...........:...,.S S.
1 Mahogany-Anish End Table. with shelf;
. End Tables with solid mahogany top and
book trough. Were $3.50. Now. :. $3.50
shelf. Was $3.50. Now, 1890. $3.50
Mahosany finish Pedestal. Was IS Now, 1915
LIVING Room Table, with drawers and end
shelf; mahoeany-inish. Was s22.5o
NAY acoI shelves. wer. "a ia
/ Green Decorated Tiit-Tep Table. was SIS.
NOW ......-.................
FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Marriage Licenses.

Daniel J. OBrien. SO. and Frances Smith,
a: Rev. W. M. Hoffman.
Howard Lester Anderson. II. and Elaine
Pearl Howln. 49,: Rev. John Z. Brigss.
Hush T. Nicolson. IS, and Dorothy c.
White, IS: Rev. William D. Eisenberger.
James S. Russell. as. Tacoma Wash. and
Dorothy Irene Johnson, 20; Rev. H. H D.
Richmnod T. Titlow. So. Alta Vista. Md,
and Isabel Willard. rs; Rev. Henry
Paul Anthony Tapio. ~, and Sarah Tilley,
20: Rev. M. 1: Gumboten.
Henry Lee MCGEE. so. Fredericksburg, Va,
and Elma Hall. as, Fredericksburg. Va; Rev.
Thomas j. Savers. SO, San Antonio, Tex,
and Violet Lee Bolton. %, Lynchburg. Va;
Rev H F. Downs.
Edward Satterwhite, 80; Rev. J. j. Loring.
Simon Of Cyrene,", a new passion
play by Rev. Peter D. Hughes, o. s. F.
c., and Rev. John NJ. Gillrain, was pro-
duced in Providence. r. I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11

s Hoover Suction Sweepers, rebuilt a
brushes and cords. Motors have beer
. "Perfsets" Green EnaEaeled Plant Boxes.
SO inches long. SLIGHTLY sHoPW0RN:
1 T si..elrs Fs Ud Queen Carpet sweeper.
SLIGHTLY SHOPWORN. Was 81.
8 sanitary Kitchen GarbsEe Pails: with foot
pedals to raise covers. SLIGHTLY DAM
AGED Were 81; New .,, . .::: ivc;v H Soe
ishss;, 1s inches long. SLIGHTLY sHoPPss
WOEN. We're ~ No pS:; - ;tnri:h:d ;n
green- q inches long. SLIGHTLY SHOP
se1s riSwsr a. and Toy Fi.nt Box, finished n
green, IS inches long; SLIGHTLY sH e p
8 save Flower and Plant Boxes. finished in
green. ii inches long. SLIGHTLY SHOP.
WORN Were S. Now ...,......... 81. 50
Imported Tea stand. with two trays; made
Of fibre and legs Of bamboo. Was y 90
1 Imperted Tea stand. made Of nbre and nd
bamboo. Was So. Now ............ .S2.9S
Large wiliew Clothe. HAMPERS: oblons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Ice Tea Sets. Special. 81

II sets, including fancy shaped
covered jug and six glasses to
match.
coiorS. Special Iae each
2. Cut and Coiored Glass salad SETS
OF one large plate END mayonnaise
Q Rose ColOred Glass Fruit or Flower
Bowls. Were SIS. Now So
2, Cut and, Colored Glass Fruit OF
Flower Bowls. were $780, Now s.
;, Imported Colored Glass Vases sps-
2 Imported Decorated Black Glass
Vases. were so. Now ....... $3.50
Imported Decorated BLACK Glass
Vase, was $3.50. Now IS
Odds and ends Of Table Glassware, re-
duced q half or more.
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Linen-finish Playing
Cards. Social. 42c

176 packs of Party Linen Play
ing Cards. attractive Spanish de-
sign in red and blue, tinted
edges.
u Sheets Of Ripple finish Paper,
double or single sheets, and so en-
velopes. Special .55c
STATIONERY, AISLE 2, FIRST FLOOR.
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License Plates His Hobby.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa Op.-A
railroad engineer, Edo M. Kattenberg,
collects auto license plates as q hobby.
His trophies include plates from each
Of the 48 States and from many for
eign cOlintries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
trimmings Reduced

z. Y.rd Blask-.rd.white Braid. vas
q YsId NarroS Blue and Git Braid Ia
~ Isfd. Sisek ana SILVER BRAID, n ass
isl Yards Two-tone Blu. Braid. w YES
2M Yards Marrow Black ana Cod cd
Braid, was 45c. Now ........... .s0e
sM Tards 1-ineh Metal Braid, was
rs Ysss. 1h-iinehi Metal Braid. vac Sss
- Yards 1:in:h Metal Braid; was sc &C.
j, Yard s:ineh Applique Braid. vas
Yard I-ineh Applique Braid. in 'O Z
shades. was si.25. Now ......... soc
IA Yards 1-ineh Metal Braid, was 55c
Z Yard I-inch Tan Con.y Iur. s sss
IS Inches Brown ccney Fur. i i i1;SS
GO Inches 6-ineh Natural Opossum, was
& Yard 4-ineh silv.r.tiip;poed fSiiibetin...
Was $3.50. Now ................SI .5O
BUTTONS AND TRIMMINGS
AISLE 20, FIRST FLOOR.
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ash fabrics, IN Sailor collar and other
colors. Taken from regular stock and
O years.
so Suits Fine Cotton Pajamas, In plain
colors stripes and figures One and
two piece styles in the lot. Sizes 4 TO
16 In lot Taken from regular stock
and greatly reduced for clearance
Were $l.65 and 50. Now ....... .S5c
Four piece Suits, including coat. vest
and two pairs knickers Nicely tai
lored of fine materials. Were $1875.
100 Fancy Cotton Golf Hose, broken lots
reduced for clearance. Smart designs
Sizes ~ to 1917. Reduced to
35c Pair; Pairs, 81
1853 Boys Short Sleeve Summer Wash
Suits, desirable fabrics and colors
Sizes In lot 8 TO 7 and 8. Greatly
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Tooth Brushes, Special
18c each: 3 for SOC

5 dozen Red Cross ToothbrusEies.
q bottles Ben Hur Perfume. Were 75c.
g bottles Ben Hur Toilet water. were eg:
IS boxes Ben Hni Powder. Were see see
p Pufis on handles. Were Soc. Now s ssc
"a Towel Racks. Were 81 Now. 75c
bottles Edouare Perfume. Were 81.
is De. viibiss Perfume Droppers. in as
sorted colors. Were $3.50. Now 75e
IL De Viibiss AtomiZers. Were 81 so
q Imported Might Sets. were si.SS.
II Tourists BAGS. were Sis. Nov. ,s sse
TOILET GOODS, AIsLEs IA AND Is
FIRST FLOOR, .,...
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BOYS Wash Suits, $1.85 w.. ws's s., s2;'s

81 Boys Wash Suits, of fine grade '
popular models. Button-on style; fast
greatly reduced for clearance. Sizes 5
81 Topcoats and Refers, for boys from
to 9 years, of new Spring sports
fabrics. Tailored for comfort and
style: raglan and inset sleeve models.
Greatly reduced to ....: ........ .$7.IS
~ Boys Wool Suits, with two pairs golf
knickers. Clearance on broken lots Of
better grade suits. Sizes to Is. Re-
duced to ................... $l0.75
81 Boys Suits, washable top and wool
pants, with belt and tie. Sizes 3 to z
years. Were IS and $3.50. Now $3.75
Clearance Of All Separate Collars,
Cluett and Van Heusen makes. Sizes
Tor boys. NOW ................... DC
80 Light weight Cotton Knit Union
Suits, for Summer wear. Size 2 years
only. Were 81. Now ............ 65c
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Luggage Reduced
Clocks Reduced

New Haven chine CIeek, case
marred. was $50 Now ......... .sS5
! Imported Bronze Clock Set, chariot
design, with. 2 electric candlesticks.
Imported Novelty clocks. ii, eolc sSc
Were $3.50 Now $3.50
4 Imported Novelty Clocks. in colors.
Were 81! Nov g
vi h white stones. Was $3.50.
swine.ine Alarm Clocks. cases cases
marred. Were $3.50. Nov go. $3.50
Now n m
j Mahegany W aitha m Hail Ciesk:
Was S57S. Nov. ...........,s....S $3.50
CLOCKS, AISLE i, FIRST FLooR.
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1000 yards-C CHINESE DAMASK VERY SPECIAL
Stock OK ward

Followers Fashion viii delight knowing this they realize how Fashion
be this Spring and Summer
They viii Cor have ade) lingerie paas slips ho dresses
Chinese
the aluring
tissh all blonde, and the shades
uKsEu &
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Auto Seat Covers. IS

We're 1920
Set for 1928 Chevrolet Sedan. Was
SCI for 1923 studsS e cSmmand::S
/ Set for 1927 Buick Master Sedan.
Ts g.. 800 ioe isa sG suieI Master Brcash.m
Was $3.50. Now. IS
!. Set for Buick Standard Coach. was
j Set for 1927 wiliy,;-Ki;nii.ht sedan.
Set fer 1sas.ss CihirysIer Royal Sc.
dan. Was 1890. Now. ............. SIS
Set for 1928 Essex or Hudson Sedan.
YES $3.50 .s ,o, Nov sti;5:i:t., p,..,a.n $
/ Set Tor 1925 Nash Special Coach.
TA Set s'i for i Ga Dodge sedan. was s
$1,000. Now ....................s So
j Set for studebaker President sedan:
Many Other Model: Of s5. Were $500.
SPORTING GOODS, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Children's Furniture
Greatly Reduced

2 Table Sets. ivory and blue finish;
Fable Sets, with drop sides, Were
Pini Reed wardrobe. decorated. was
iycry-fiDi.h iC;hiidi's Rocker. v Va
Il Golden .Oak. finish 'Chiidf;e;nn''s Chairs.
Chairs: ivory and sreen finish. Were
! Childrsn's straight Chairs. Nov 81
Ivory finish Baby Crib, hand-deeo-
rated panels, Was $50. Now. $3.50
Py-hnish Desk and Chair. Was
SLABS. Now. $3.50
CKILpREN's FURNITURE
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
No. 40 Atwater Kent ALL
Electric Radios, Sis

Were $3.50. At this reduction to-
morrow High Boy Cabinet with
built-in 100A r. c. A. Speaker;
complete with tubes.
1 No. 40 Atwater. Kent All-Electric
Radio. Cabinet with. built-in i00A
r M.s .hss,gS sakfNS Nov complete with su sfs
/ Used Victrela. was $3.50. Now SIS
5 Table Model victrolas. Were SIS;
aPoeiet Phono1fiaphs. Were sis:
Radjc Cabinet fol-; No. III or Nc. Is
Radiola, without speaker. Was SIS
RADIO GALLERIES, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Fancy Linens Reduced

60 AIl-Linen Luncheon Sets with coll
l6xls. Were $3.50 Now ........sl95
% Lace Doiiies, ska. Were 5sc.
: Lac. scarfs. isx54.. were is 3.
Lac. Scarf. size isxi5. Wa; US us
/ Lac. Scarf isx4s. Wa: iass'
Linen Doiiiie:. lace-trimned. s sxi;2
sJLi9.H bollis:; lace trimmed; so1LEp2s.
LINEN Dolly, lace trimmed. sxls Was
! R.ysS sea;;i.. lace trimmed. isx4s !.
$KsysS Seats: lace trimmed, 1915 s
Rsy 80 6o ES~ lac. trimmed. ia sa;S
]. Rason pSliies. lace trimmed. s ;Sc
ksySs DsiIiss. lace trimmed, ioox q
Fancy LINEN. SECOND FLOOR. '''
Reductions In China
2 Pottery Candlesticks. Were $3.50
italian POTTERY, Vases. Were IS; IS,
COMFORTS Of italian Pottery. Wee st:Te
Jar S wer. sa.5o. Now Il Il g g
Pottery Animals. Were 81 Now SOC
China S Smoking Set pieces was
The folioWins pieces in Blue will cv;:'
Y Breakfast Plates. Csc each.
5s Fruit saueers. Ice each.
60 Cups and saueers, Csc. cup and
saucer.
Piatters, roc each
Odds and ends of Open-stoek dinner
ware at greatly reduced prices.
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Sporting Goods Reduced

Ok|O4 IAA1S SO1SAO A\S0|SS0
Golf Bags. Were $40. Now. ...S7
! Golf Bag. Was So. Now. -. $3.50
1 KroydOn Putter. Was SO. Now. Sc
1 Vulcan Spade Mashie. was 81
j sweatshiirt. slipper front. Wal: IS
wow ........'..-.' ,SA'oV
SPORTING GOODS. FOURTH FLOOR.
Luggage Reduced
1 Suitcase, SLIGHTLY DAMAGED:
! Suitcase. was sis. Now ST.
/ Fitted Case. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
Hat Boxes as follows:
] was $3.50, now .................9 90
d, wdss sssi sss nov Was :s7so Now sslss s
/ Woman's Suitcase. Was tl4.75.
Dress Trunk; DAMAGED. wa; ="
WsrdroSs Trunks DAMAGED: as
was s2s.so now. see
was a32.5O; now. .............9 24
1,Wardreee Auto Trunk, "ss Is" Was
Fitted Case. not complete. was SO
LUGGAGE, FOURTH FLOOR.
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reconditfoned with new bags, belts,
overhauled.
10 Oileloth Table Covers, assorted colors and
patterns.
were si.Ss. new ''.'s'.....''''.''''. &c &c
were Sl.1S: now ..................... y6c
were S129; now ...-................ .Slsl5
] was 50; now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .98c
we're So now ............. ..........& 81 50
/ Three-burner Perfection superaex Oh Stove
with back and shelf. Equipped with large
burner and two regular size burners. Used
as demonstrator. Was $50. Now $40
3 Imported scrspbaskets: SLIGHTLY SHOP
f@psTt.d ssf.p ssuS N0s sLidHTLY SHOP
WORN was $3.50. Now ........... si.as
I Imported Scrapbasket. SLIGHTLY SHOP
WORN. Was s.. Now ...::,......: :, .sse
/ White-enameie Fibre Bathroom Hamper,
CORNER shape. SLIGHTLY sHoPwoRN.
Cane Ca FiSei;sh,.r. com;niete with t sSse
SLIGHTLY sHOPWORN. Was $3.50
Fiye;;pisee Kitehenstte Sets, eonsistins Of
bread box, -four, sugar. coffee and tea
sLnoHTLY phMAGED were were ST. Now Sre Sc
"Fytan" Radiator Covers, marbe-effect top
length adjustable. "a to - inches. SLIGHT
LY DAMAGED. We're 50. Now ..... $3.50
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Table Pads and Leaves
Reduced One.Haif
Discontinued line of Table Pads
and Leaves with green felt back
and white top.
2 69-ineh Round Pads, were si2.
I 4s-inch Round Pad, was $3.50.
/ 42,i inch Round Pad. was $3.50.
1 isx5s.tneh Cut.Corneir PAD, was SO.
j ssxis Pad. was $3.50. Now -. .ss.ss
I 20xJ0 Pad. was IS. Now. 49,. $3.50
S;x5l:inch Pad. was $40: Now: $
I e4Hx30-ineh Pad. was IS. Now. $50
131%x5i-inch Pads, were 50. Now. 81
13x43M- Inch Pads, were 81. Now, 81
l2x35-inch Pad, was So Now. 81
] 9xi2H Inch Pad, was 80. Now, 81
l 1Ox42-inch Pad, was 81 Nov, 81
S3x50-inch Pads, were So Now, 81
! Sxl6-ineh Pad, was 50. Now. 81
BLANKETS SECOND FLOOR
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Woven Pearls Collars

2 with real stone clasp. Were S1s.
2 with white stone clasp. Were i22 50.
i iMPERFEiCT.. was iia.7s. Now IS
with white stone slide. Were sl4:
With white ston. imitation emerald
RIMITATI0N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Mems Colored Shirts, $2.55 We're !" and IS

Numbered
collars o Is, 5l, II.
81 and
Imported Atwood
fancy coor& So ~
ana $lo
and
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Mems Oxfords, s5.4s
Marquisette Curtains
Special. s. pair

Is Pairs Fine Quality Marqui-
settle Curtains. hne sheer weave,
in cream and ecru. ~ yards
long.
100 Pairs Fine Quality Marquisette
Curtains, with 2-inch fiat hem. "a
yards long. Special, pair :. 81 20
10 Pairs Cretonne Draperies. Were
$3.50. Now ..............$ 1.55
800 yards Cretonne, greatly re-
duced to, yard ...............22 c
Large Assortment Of Short Lengths
Cretonnc. GREATLY REDUCED
FOR CLEARANCE.
Short Lengths Of Net, RayOns,
Marquisette, SPECIALLY PRICED
FOR FRIDAY.
DRAPERIEs, SIXTH FLOOR.
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Novelty Rings

3 Large Novelty RIMS. We're SIS.
Novelty Rims, real stones. Were a.
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Hoover Suction Sweepers, Special, 1925

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Frames Reduced

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For illustrating lectures a Texas
photographer has invented Stereop-
ticon that can be operated in synchron-
ism with talking machine.
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So NEW MEMBERS ADDED
TO TRADE BOARD ROLLS
Chairman Linkins Reports List
Elected, Which Includes D. C.
Government Officials.

Election of So new members of the
Board of Trade was announced today
by Luther W. Linkins, chairman Of
the membership committee, as follows:
Albert E. Berry, president of the
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.;
Judge Ralph Given of Police Court,
Ralph B. Fleharty, peoples counsel be-
fore the Public Utilities Commission;
Capt. Guy E. Burlingame of the Metro
pohtan Police; John Alden, F.. McJ.
Allen, George E. Anderson, r. F. CANA
lier, William Cogger. John T. Crowley,
j. F. Ertter, George w. Gilligan, Gran
vile Guide. H. E. Howe, Robert E. Jo-
seph, Middleton G. Kennedy. Edwin M.
Martin, Mcdowell Bros, A, Lynn. Nc
Dowell Julian N, Mcdowell, r. E. Nash,
James Craig Peacock, John P. Prior,
Richard l.. Quigley, Andrew K. Rey-
nolds, G. E. Robertson, Lee Morgan
Rbinson, Albert Johns Simms, Emil H.
Sloan, Ernest L. Smith, Milton D.
Smith, Lewis F. Strieter, Robert P.
Tiffey, Charming S. Walker, Edwin E.
Whitcomb and John G. Young.
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COLLEGE is CLOSED.
Gainesville Institution Ends Glasses
Indefinitely.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, January 8.-St, Charles
College. Gainesville, is the latest edu-
cational institution in this vicinity
to close its doors in an effort to pre-
vent the spread of influenza or
pneumonia.
According to L. A. Brown. vice pres