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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-28
Central High Plans
Cadet Alumni Club

Former commissioned members IF
the Central High School Cadet Corps
will meet in the music room of the
school at p. m. to formulate plans
to organize an alumni club
Plans are being sponsored by
Lawrence Hoover, assistant prin-
cipal Of Central; Tolbert lehman,
captain OF winning cadet company
in 1924: Theodore Gatchel, captain
Of Company e in 1924, and David
Krupshaw. captain OF second place
company of 1929. All past commits
stoned officers are requested, to be
present
Evening star., 1929-10-05
$3.50.
RESTRICTED NORTHWEST
SECTION.

An attractive colonial-styie tapestry brick
home, with massive concrete and-brick front
porch, breakfast porch inciosed and sleepihs
porch screened: we'll ARRANGED rooms. TIE
trio fixtures; unusually large lot, With brick
Esraee.. In excellent condition. Equal dis
tance from l4th st. and Georgia ave. car
lines. convenient TO stores. schools. trans
portation and arnusements. This is an sx.
2 home DO not fall to see this before buying.
Evening star., 1929-10-05
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ApAM A. WESCHIER q SON Amcfinneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE EQUIP.
MENT AND FIXTURES OF THE HOME


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE EQUIP.
MENT AND FIXTURES OF THE HOME
PEANUT COMPANY.
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded June 6. 1928. known as Instrument
No. %, Of the lard records. District Of Colu.n-
bia, and at request of party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees will sell. at public
aIStSn avs 4 II ~ ~ 81 S sS T %asn11SeSn ,eSs 81
AT. FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the followins-de.:
scribed personal property designated as and
being all the miscellaneous fixtures, equip
ment, automobiles, formerly used in connec-
ton with the "Home Peanut Company busi-
ness at above address and especially the fol-
lowing: 2 Royal Roasters. Royal Grinders,
Blaneher: Large oven. ! safe. / Desk.
3 Cooling Stands, Tables, 2 Racks, ] Gas
Stove. 4 Scales. l underwood Typswriter; 9
Ford Truck; together with the stock In
Terms Of sale: Cash. deposit of s2oo
win be required at sale. Terms TO be CONF
piled with within five days from day Of sale,
otherwise trustees reserve the right TO resell
property at risk and cost Of defaulting pur-
chaser, after three days advertisement Of
such resale In some newspaper published In
GEORGE p. LEMM,
WEBB CHINAULT.
oc5,18,e.10 Trustees.
Evening star., 1929-10-05
sAIE--HousEs.

NEW SEMl-DETACHED HOME
AT A SPECIAL Low PRICE.
avs 4sry issss oe and Sa,s Rofsn ss g.
rage. Open and lighted every night until
g ors s: and S0k II IKE .ss s
house: every room large and light. 800
cash ana balance monthly. 3 porchee.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO..
1915 H St. NV. Dist. 0o08.
Evening star., 1929-10-05
CIIILd. NV
Realtors.

JAMESON-BUILT HOMES.
READY FOR INSPECTION.
AIS to AS Jefferson St. NV.
1917 to 1885 Isherwood St. NE.
GA and CPS Quincy St. NV.
e., 7 and 8 large rooms, tile
bath, built-in tub and shower,
h.-w.h., electric lights. Lots of
closet room, wash trays and
servants toilet, automatic water
heater, hardwood floors and
trim. Frigidaire with each
house. Deep lot; garage; double
rear porches and large cement
front porch. Paved street and
alley. Easy terms.
THOS. A. JAMESON CO.,
oO6 New York Ave. Natl 5526.
Evening star., 1929-10-05
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.

A beautiful coloniai.type brick home, con.
tanning Q large bedrocMs. tile bath. euilt-ln
sirsk, buiit-in icer; concrete front porch with
briek pillars and iren rsil; ? rear porchss
Of the very few modern brick hQmes cone
hfiify Of more rooms should the porches
bS incicsed. u 3 beautiful sectiSn !ust
Circles II you are iookipe for o home lust
. little St lafssr and better, bs sure 70
Evening star., 1929-10-05
sAIE--HousEs.

N[AI I oIS A1ILlSs
Within stones throw Of the library and
me- sSn ssh tns sx sSss roos
servants toilet. Lot 100 II. deep with
FGG P9ies, fNs $500 s.rass' DO not IAN 70 see H.
l. T. GRAVATTE,
e2T 18th 81, REALTOR! Nat 0T53.'
Evening Phone deorsia 1900.
Evening star., 1929-10-05

bungalow. h.-w.h., Red Jacket boiler, oak
noors. fireplase;r southern expospTs, lsrsc Mrsr
Mt. Vernon boulevard. a, real home IN 2
nne location; graded school and hish school.
car ana bus; IL minutes to center Of city,
one fare. See J. L. PRICE, oakcrest once.
Mt Vernon blvd. and Frazter ave. o.
RS3SSM, !, ANp SATa .Iy sUNeA5o .escU .1.E MhE.
sisSiiss Issdsespsa; 5 & ali ,E,nds q . issi.; q:
Apply owner, iso Norfolk ave. Shons CAT,
Evening star., 1929-10-05
10Th ST.-DETACHED.

BEAUTIFUL BRICK CORNER HOME.
This detached corner home is one Of the
10 large rooms, baths, sanitas walls
throughout, sun parlor with French doors;
THIRTY COUPLES. Servants quarters.
service kitchen, Frisidaire, unusually large
lot. 2-car brick garage. owner will take
smaller house as part payment, or will
trade for good apartment house site, va
ment house. This property is subject only
to one trust. Call Mr.. Morris, National 1856.
Evening star., 1929-10-05
sALE---HovJsEs.

SALE--HOUsES.
INSPECTION SUNDAY.
NV. SECTION.
$500 Rock Creek Church Rd.
Six rooms with double porches en-
closed. All modern. Garage. Priced
to, suit, $500.
This home will be open for inspec-
ton Sunday, October 6, from 10 am.
to pm. See this home before buy
ing.
WILSON REALTY CO., INC,
Suite 1886, National Press Bldg,
Phone Dist 7472
Evening star., 1929-10-05
PRICE S3 6S0

little home OF six rooms and bath, newly
decorated and ready for immediate occu-
-psncy: Just the home for q Family Of small
month to include interest and principal.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Penna. Ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1929-10-05

Sic Bend Bldg. National 2178:
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Mp:--350 ACRES.
miles from District line; s7i so per per- acre; e;
stock farm. flying field, golf course. No
trades Terms, $4,000 cash. This is an op.
portunity you may not get again. SO ACT
quickly.
F. WALT BURTON,
1871 Ienier Pl Adams 0901. s.
Evening star., 1929-10-05
COUNTRY ESTATES

COUNTRY ESTATE
of % acres for sale at BRADDocK
HEIGHTS. MD. fronting on State road op.
posite Hafsett's Dahlia Farm. Ideal loca-
ton for hotel or inn. Price. s12.50o. Pos.
session to suit purchaser.
w. S. BENNETT,
r. p. D. No. S. Frederick. Nd. e
Evening star., 1929-10-05
ONLY TWO LEFT.

Be sure to inspect the most
beautiful detached all brick
homes located at 382o-31 Cathe-,
dral ave. NV. They consist of
10 large rooms and a complete
baths, two-car garage. Bronze
lighting fixtures throughout
the best that money can buy.
The inside decorations are most
artistically finished and are
bound to meet with your ap-
proval. Electric refrigeration
and oil burner are a few of the
numerous features that must be
seen to be appreciated. Open
and lighted daily from II am. to
Io pm. Do not delay your in,
spection, as we feel convinced
they will sell quickly for the
price and terms asked. r
To inspect drive out Mass.
ave. across Wisconsin ave. to
Cathedral ave-, one-half block
to houses. :.
FOR FREE AUTO :.
SERVICE CALL :
TATTnN-AT A0Sh
Evening star., 1929-10-05
sALE-HoUsEs.


CoLoREp-BUeINESS AND RE9IpENTIAh
burner. elec., s-cer. brick sarage; lst Moor
sysnes sSsns:s e fSod NJ oo ss
S05 ,sth 81; sE..sToRE AMP pWELJJINHaos ~ Hos
Eil5 ySss sonsifsT o,sss ssss terms JOHNSON sos
NEW COLONIAL, sEMI-DETACHEp. 1-EM.
FIX rs s.:s;s sssss Ssiss
nv. MedsTn; excellent condision; near 81
ssse pSsns Sas'ss owsss col .0sS s .e s.s
c.}sn,:, srs. ss sG r. "a 2,.s bath
p,.,r,s. sisss d az stINs e 81 lssS s. NV.
cnssS Gss.s s. ssss
;s,. E;xchUs5yE !NEAN WARnM.AM Hany.Anc,,no. nARSS
SSm lsesai,on S hall 'set BATHS,
S.s esther
ssdsr r small al house in trade. Call CAPTAIN 4.
sSs$ ss@s sss, cash offer takes equity
some brick homes. Nos. 1921 to 1885 Mon;
tsilo ave: ne Practically II II; vide "a. snd
sSasaiens ses1e shs ersss sas
throughout. colonial front porch. rear porch
lines Msh 0Ss Ses ais .Se
and at the price, s6.75o, We feel you VIII
6: 'hss sSaas here Ssss
vssSas .v! DHlAs Nv Phone p sbIsses ssfs
ssss hi.s srs sesoseiNss4Iy sSSAs sss.! esId
harSTood ioors' ali improvements. Bar
sStn $3.50; sloe cash balance a,S SO per Nae m9
% taehed home; h corner @ lot; beautiful shade
sosse Pfrk IN c Ssep
CHOICE CHEVY CHASE sECTIoN-sEyEN
rooms. bath. detached; 2-car geraSe; SlO.9oO:
$3.50 cash and ss2;5 per month. To inspect
from Ga. ave 30 rooms. ami, garage; lot
,,.s n 81 xDStFEsF SiNi W. ksssn., EsE; 1885
emi.detsched; choice location; well built
sasssss srsr sSsE o%ER IsoG Box ss's sx ssr
We have four q these oId properties in Alex
essssd ehsss @ iSr srse.ien q thsir oSisnsi ssst;
=
st.. Alexandria. Va. Phone 926.
OVERLOOKING THE POTOMAC.
Eight rooms and bath tfour, bedrooms,.
solarium: open frsplaes: excellent condi-
Phone National 2520. Br. 81.
IN CLEVELAND PARK.
.hSsss ss'.ni:t aivof
On Newark St; has eleven good size rooms
and three baths. Reasonable terms.
1407 New York Ave. National ll66.
NEW SPANISH BUNGALOW REDUCED TO
$8.500-Locatcd Just over top Of Penna. ave.
lIillcresD: 9 rooms and tile bath on one
floor, hot-water heat. electric light and gas.
large lot, with trees and small stream. Easy
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1407 New York Ave National 1866.
IN SMART 10Th ST. HEIGHTS.
Sl5,950.
This is an attractive and we'll built brick
beautiful tiled baths. Frigidaire uaree
size). beautiful hardwood hoors. screens.
weather strips, ideally equipped kitchen;
garage on very deep lot. Here's charming
home. complete and modern in every detail;
It Is offered by owner who has left city. and
will be Sold & &9viekly . .oes ,Nc
1415 K St. NV. National 4750.
The Washington times., 1929-08-22
LoudOun County Sells
School Land, Buildings

LEESBURG, Va, Aug. 22.--Leu'
deun county ene,room school prop
critics have been sold at auction as
follows:
The Trapp scheal building and
three .tourths acres of land has
been purchased by Miss Kate
Frasier, of Bluemont, for $205; the
school house and one acre at the
celored settlement kncwR as Browns
vile. about one mile east of HamilG
ton. was sold to z, L, Mcfarland,
of Leesburg. for $3.50; Limestone
school house and one and one ehalf
acres. located four miles north of
Leesburg, was purchased by John
A Whitney. of Leesburg. for
$2,025: the school building and one
acre at .MilIsville, near Middieburg. .
sold to Mrs. William F. Hit for
$500; the school lot Of slightly
less than one acre at Philomont
was sold to Mrs. Dixie Gartrell, of
Middleburs. Mrs. GartreIl also
nada the highest bid, $s25, on the
property at Bloomfield, consisting of
two and one.feurth acres with five
room house, known as the Unison
Blo0mfield teachers' cottage.
The Washington times., 1929-08-22
LETTER
SETS RECORD

Seven days was the record set
for transportation Of a letter from
Berlin to Washington, the Postoffice
Department announced yesterday.
This eclipsed the former record by
three days.
The letter was received by w.
Irving Glover, second assistant Boat.
master general In charge of air mail
service. and was sent by George
Diederich, who occupies a similar
position in Germany.
It left Tenplehof Field in Berlin
al 3:45 q. m. August Is, was carried
to Cologne and thence to Cherbourg.
where 1t was put on the liner Bre-
men.
The letter was catapulted off the
Bremen by plane 500 miles outside
New York city and landed at Brook.
lyn at 1850 .. m. Tuesday. It was
transferred from the plane to the
pier at 8 q. M, and was received at
the general postoffice In New York
city at sos a. m.
The Washington times., 1929-08-22
PROJECT COAST.
MOTOR ROAD

LOS ANGELES, Aug. % d.N.sl
An automobile highway that would
link Canada and the Pacific Coast
with Cape Horn or Rusnes Aires,
In South America was projected here
today.
Steps to crystallize the idea into
practical working plan have been
undertaken by engineers OF the auto
mobile club Of Southern California.
The project, hailed as the might
est for commercial and peace de-
valopment along the west coast con-
templates the use Of four present uri-
connected routes. All four It was
said have q common appeal due to
historic or scenic interest.
Through RedwoOds
Starting at Vancouver, British Co
lnmbia, according to the engineers,
4 broad highway would follow the
scenic Columbia and Redwood high
way routes, the Canine Real over
which the Padres trod to open Cali
fornia to the world, and the ancient
stena paved eauseways os Axtec ana
Inca.
Two continents and dozen m,
tions weuld Be tied together by the
read.
Already Informal international
discussions have been held regard
inE the proposal. Most Of the gov
ernmsnta approve It, the atltoniobtls
club reported.
From the United states Govern.
naant and stata engineers . COM
plets working plan was expected to
be developed. This win be sub.
naittAd TO Latin.Amerlcan leaders.
Canada TO Peru
The tentative route connects
British Columbia, washington,
Oregon. California and Arizona;
Mexico. Nicaragua, Panama, Co.
lumbia. Ecuador. Bolivia, Peru,
Chile and Argentina,
Az single highway Il would
cever more degrees OF latitude than
any other route In the world, ira.
verglng the tropics, tw0 temperate
and one OF the frigtd zones.
Te be expected, some day" &C
cerding to the automobile club. is
. highway spin arrow pointing to
the ssuth and ''ts Cape Horn, TO-
600 miles
The Washington times., 1929-08-22
$40 FOR.
SHORT GAS

Clarence Burke, an employe tof
the Lord Baltimore Filling Station
at Thirty-seventh Street and Wis.
consin Atenua Northwest, was yes
terday convicted by Police Court
Judge fHaae r. Hit on q charge Of
selling short measure gasoline.
A purchase made by Mrs. Flor.
enca b. Vonderhoff. Of the District
weights and Measures Department,
ana subsequent investigation by In.
spector w. @. Diller. led to BurlSe's
arrest.
Fire gallons Of gasoline were paid
for by Mrs. Vonderhoff and were
run into q tank on her car which
was not attached to the gas line,
another tank being used to run the
machine. The investigators said
they found the fuel to be so ounces-
short Of five gallons.
Burke claimed he was unaware
that his pump had not given fun
measure. Judge Hit fined him SO,
suspended sentenced and placed him
on probation for year.
The Washington times., 1929-08-22
Mt. Diablo Eagles
Chase Airplanes
Away

MT. DIABLo. Calf. Aug. ~
d.N.s).-This mountain, famed
landmarks for Pacific Coast ayia.
tors, has presented Q new menace
to flying.
Old Baldy Eagle, patriarch Of
Diable. Is In high dudgaon be.
cause sirplanes soar too close to
his lofty nesting place where Mrs.
Badly is lowering three newly
Matched fledglings.
The indignant eagle, according
to Daniel Russell. mountain re.
cluse and naturalist, has upon
three occasions given chase to
huge tri.mOtored air liners. threat.
entng to attack at any moment.
II never saw old Baldy in such
q nasty frame of mind" -. remarked
Russell today. "slnce these three
fledglings were horn, there hasn't
been a moments peace on this
mountain. Old Baldy just natur-
ally takes II upon himself to
antagonize everything he Hees."
The Washington times., 1929-08-22
General Staff Finds
Army Costs Are Low

The Army General Staff, in.
structed by President Hoover to
make an exhaustive investigation
az to whether Army costs can be
reduced. indications In o prelimi-
nary survey were that none is pos
sibIe without sndangerins prepared
ness.
The report, II is claimed, viii
show that the War Department
has spent less money In proper
ton to results than was believed
possible on the basis Of past sur
vNyS.
The Washington times., 1929-08-22
Basement
Features

(2OO Pairs) Womsn'u
Patent Leather and KID.
Shoes. black, tan, and
blonde; sizes 81 to 8.
Were much more. Fri
day only C1 Ok
pair ........ OleNO
(SO) WOmen's Summer
Hats, felts, straws, silks:
off the face, and brinn-
med shapes; all head
sizes. We're more. EO0
Friday only. OUC
(2oOl Mems Colored
Broadeloth Shirts, tan,
blue, grey, green, Iaven-
der: Sizes IA to II. Col
lars attached.
Were 79c. Fri E0n
day only ....... OOC
(16l J Boys Atwood
Golf knickers, tan. Sizes
8 to IL and Is.
We're $1.95. Fri Cf
day only ..:.... O1
(15) Girls RayOn
Crepe Dresses sleeve
less with sun-tan backs;
running pants to match:
2 to IL. Were 90
$2.95. Friday only OA
(125) Girls wash
Dresses of flowered
prints and linene; z to
IL. Were much AAn
more. Friday only FN
Basement Store
The Washington times., 1929-08-22
1000 Firemen to Attend
Lexington Convention

STAUNTON, Va, Aug. Sz.-More
than 1000 firemen are. expected
to attend the fcrty.third Virginia
state Firsman's Convention at Lex
ington, August q.
a parade in which 10 bands VIII
participates, reel races, two dances,
trips to Natural Bridge and other
points Of interest and several band
concerts are included on the pro
gram. The prtza list runs into the
hundreds Of dollars.
Staunton'a company will attend
with their women's auxiliary. End
viii participate In the parade and
races.
The Washington times., 1929-08-22
Savings for
Maids, Nurses,
HouseDiUes!

go Nurses Poplin
Uniforms, in broken
size; sizes; were ssc. SO~
Friday only. OJC
ID Small Size Silk
COOlis Coat;
was $3.s9. @O on
Friday only. OAsCJ
Cd Printed Slnoelsu,
small sizes: wers 0O~
S1.95. Friday only OJC
O Maids Tea Apron
Sets, were Ssc. To-
Friday only -. lOC.
Q) Linen Dress, pink:
size 16. Was
$3.50. Friday 90 on
only ........ eDAsCC
Q6) Small size Printed
RayOn Dresses, were
$3.50. Friday go on
only ,....... OAsOJ
HO Dainty Summer
Dresses, broken sizes:
were $3.50. Q1 co
Triday only. OlsOJ
Third Floor
The Washington times., 1929-08-22
8 Kitchen
Cabinets
Were $24.SO-NouU
$3.50

Think Of this! (3)
Apartment Size Kit
chen Cabinets, white
enamel finish; shop-
warn, seld "as is."
(7) Sewerage Mixers;
originally &1.1s. Coz
Friday only. OVN
s (s) Grass Catchers:
originally $1.25. Friday
only, 4sc.
~ ]. C. Waxers and
Polishers; we're $2.95.
Friday only, Asc.
ID Universal Meat
Juice Press: originally
$5. Friday only, Asc. =
(15) 3.pe. Child's Set:
q knife, fork and spoon:
nickel silver; ysrs Soc.
Friday only, 4Se.
t1O) 2.pe. Sets for
children; were Toe.
Friday only, 4se.
CSe vets) Screen Door
Guards; originally lse.
Friday only, Zoe.
C7) 1.gallsn oil Cans:
originally doe. Friday
only, Toe.
an Dish Washers;
originally 81. Friday
only, zoe.
(13l Grass Catchers;
originally CSC. Friday
only, 29c.
- C31 Wash Boards;
originally eSc. Friday
only, 2sc.
Sixth Fiess
The Washington times., 1929-08-22
Rugs Reduced
T0mOrr0W!

(10) Reverse Fiber
Rugs, 9x12 IT,, rose, blue.
green grounds with
bright nodernistie pat
terms; were @A az
Ss.9s. Friday, DEsOO
Limited guantity WOOl
Oval Rugs: moth-prcof
and guaranteed not to
curl up; four popular
sizes:
22x1S in., originally
$3.50. Friday @C OK
only .....,. WAsOU
25xlA 'in.. originally
sS.sS. Friday @H E0
only ........ O1sOV
2sxs2 IN, originally
%igS' sni1 ....as.. 1tia:. S5.95
S2x4S in., originally
sa9 sig''o. ....1.a.. rri. S7.85
Fifth E10OR
The Washington times., 1929-08-22
Art NeedIelOork at
Bargain Prices!

(sH) wire Lamp
Frames for table and
floor lamps: were 75c
to $L95. Friday only
The Washington times., 1929-08-22
Underwear
Bargains for the
Thrifty!

(I9bE Rayon Gowns
and Pajamas, in pastel
colors; broken sizes:
originally O1 IN
s2.95 Friday 0l.OS
.l8l Rayon Gowns
and c h emise;
were $1.95. Fri-.EO~
day only .,..... OJC
(35) Embroidered Cot.
ton Gowns, shoulder.
length sleeve; white:
were 81. Fri OOn
day only ....... OCC
(36) Tailored Voila
Chenise; elastic waist
line; were SOC. 1On
Friday only. lJC
Third Floop
The Washington times., 1929-08-22
39c to CSC

(5O) PilIow TOPS
stamped and stenciled;
lovely rayon ones to
guilt; blue, rose, orchid;
were 81. Friday 7EA
only ........... SON
Third FioOp
The Washington times., 1929-08-22
Knit Underuear
Clearance

(15O) Women's Pink
Knitted Suits; open and
closed styles; broken
sizes; were soc. AOn
Friday only. ... fJC
(25) Rayen Odds and
Ends, Slightly soiled;
were 81. Friday CO.
ehly........s... UON
Thira Y1ssR
Seheol Days
Coming! ,SaUe on
ChildFen's Shoes!
(lO) Children's and
Muses. White Calf One
strap Slippers; were
s3.60 and 4. FRI @1
day only pair. ..:. OA
(11) JE. Girls Patent
One-strap and T3strap
Slippers; were $500.
Friday co OK
only ........ O6sOO
(11) Jr. Girls White
Calf 0xf0rds, with crepe
, rubber soles; were $6.
Friday @1 az
only ...s.... OAsOO
seeend ElosR
The Washington times., 1929-08-22
THRIFTY FRIDAY Save 2596- More!


De You Need
Linens? Prices
Reduced!
(22) 36-inch Linen
Bridge Covers with coll
ored stitched e d g es;
were 81. Fri CO.
day only. OOC
(6) 7.pc. Linen DAM
ask Sets; cloth 59x59 in.
59x79 in. colored with
hemstitched hens; were
$5.95 and :.
$6.95. Friday GO 90
only ........ OOsOC
(6O) jacquard Turk
ish Towels - colorful
stripes and borders,
were 49c. Friday OOo
only ......... oON
(1S prs.) CoIOred-hem
Linen Pillowcases; hem
stitched; were $3.95 pair.
Friday only. QO Ak
pair ....s... U@OfO
(3O) FiIet-edge Linen
Guest Towels; hand
made lace insertion and
neat embroidery. Were
9sc. Friday Coz
only .s......... wv
ThIrd EloOr
SGOe on Infants'
and Girls Wear
(s) Girls Novelty
stripe Jackets, sizes 8
to 10; originally $2.95
and 1896. C1 OE
Friday only. OloJO
(15) Girls silk Dresses
sleeveless styles, sizes
7 to ID; originally 1896
to &5.S5. FRI @C N
day only -. 0ASCO
(22) Infants' Fine Or
CANDY BOnnets; were
$1.95. Friday C1
only ............. O4
C14) Boys Suits, brok-
en- sizes; 2 to s years;
were $1.95. Q1 Ok
Friday only. O1S6O
(16) Baby Boy Suits;
broken sizes, 2 to 5;
were $2.95. C1 20
Friday only. O1SOO
Fourth F1osr
(15) Lined and
Unlined Coats
$3.50
For early school wear;
checks, tweeds, kasha;
in blue, black, brown;
Is to II. were $l0.95.
Second Floor
(1O) Plain and
Printed Crepe
Dresses
$5.95
and lovely chiffon
froc ks; blue, white,
maize, green; sizes Is
to IT; originally $40.
second Floor
Silks |
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Wash Silk Dresses

(123) Light pastel wash
silk dresses, in Summers
favored sleeveless styles;
pleated skirts, unusual neck
lines; sizes ID to 20, 80
81 to 40; were $5.95. SS
Friday only. y......x..
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The Washington times., 1929-08-22
Curtains
Remarkably
UnderPriced!

(S5 pairs) Curtains, Of
voiles and Ilarquisettes;
with touches Of colors;
panels or pair styles:
originally $6.75 & $3.50.
Friday only, G1 OK
pair or each. OAsOO
ESQ pairS) RuffIed,
Straight and Panel Cur
tains; all fine quality:
originally $3.95 and
$s,o5 pair or each: Fri
day only, pair or OQN
each ........... OON
(24) Damask and
Tapestrv Table Runners
and Covers; popular
sizes: soft ealors that
blend into most any
room: originally $3.50
and $3.95. G1 HE
Friday enly,. WIsAO
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coy Dresses and
Sports Jackets
$3.25

Dresses Of plain and
printed crepe; jackets Of
striped silk and corduroy
IN brown, green, orchid;
sizes Is to II. Were
$5.95.
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Novelty Sweaters

(75) Wool, and rayon and
wool mixed sweaters in nov
city stripes and patterns;
mostly V and
round necklines.; 81 OK
were $1.95. Fri oGO
day only.
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Wash Silk Dresses
Bathing Suits.

! 1857 1907 wool swim suits,
one piece styles, all colors
and ken sizes;
were $2.95. Friday
only
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Jr. Misses Coats

(25) Lightweight coats,
of kasha, satin, cslanese and
velvet; blue, black, green,
brown; sizes Is
to II; originally so or
SIS and $16.50. OsSO
Friday only.
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