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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-16

THE CLARENDON,
$500 Colorado Ave. NV.


THE CLARENDON,
$500 Colorado Ave. NV.
Hrand.new apartments, all latest features;
electric refrigeratton. cedar closets: showers.
tables In each dinette; rooms to rooms,
1910 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
New corner building, convenient location.
rooms. bath and 4 rooms, tile bath: ali
outside rooms: Frigidaire free to tenant
$3.50 to S62.50
MAMMOTH OAK GARDENS,
1609-11 31St st. NV.
Modern detached apartments; opposite
beautiful Tudor Mansions. q rooms. Murphy
bed. tile bath: $4,000: and 8 rooms. recep-
tion hall and bath, $3.50 and $4,000. Resi-
dent MANAGER.
BROOKLAND COURTS,
1910 Perry st. NE.
In quiet and beautiful Brookland. modern
F pilmsnt q q, rooms tile BATH including
GLASGOW COURT,
$50 r. I. Ave. NE.
bath $3.50. and ! rooms, bath, $3.50. Ap.
ply TO resident manager.
1443 OAK ST. NV.
m. Near .t 18th and Park rd.-s rooms and tile
MCKINLEY,
500 3rd st. NV.
h. noWntow sr apartment OF rooms and
1880 r ST. NV.
Just east Of Conn. Ave. delightful apart
service.
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MCKINLEY,
500 3rd st. NV.
bath, $3.50
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SHANNON & LUCHS
MANAGEMENT.

SHANNON & LUCHS
MANAGEMENT.
900 18th ST.
] rm.. kit. and bath
Electric Refrigeration.
Switchboard and Elevators.
Manager on Premises.
ARMY-NAvY APIS.
$40 Conn. Ave.
room and bath.
r rm:, ain dIr .l s. IL 81, and and bath
Complete Service.
Electric Refrigeration.
Switchboard and Elevator.
manager on Premises.
THE WALDORF.
1918 10th ST. NV.
rm:. kit; and bath.
ms Electric ri Rsfri s,s: aon 0''n'
Manager on Premises.
as rff ist RA e. nv.
rms bath az az ana porch.
MERIDIAN HUI.
l447 Chaplin st. NV.
rms. and bath, $50
Manager on Premises.
1900 BrLTMoRE ST.
J rms. bath and porch
Electric Refrigerstion.
TEE 1s5s y y Sx.
4 rms. and bath.
$3.50.
' '%'.: '' s 81 e; s s''h,
THE RHoDA.
! rms rms. Kit Iii: and and S Sssh: as:
1908 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
s47so
4sos GEORGIA AVE.
New Building.
Electric refrigeration.
$500 and $3.50.
ssa4 9Th ST. NV.
. rms 81 81: 81 and bath
THE PRINCETON.
rms, kit. bath, porch.
s rms. bath and porch.
SSS and $50.
TIE N0N0UrTT.
2ol4 18th st. NV
rms. bath and porch,
$47.S0.
Ia r ST, NE
Near Tech Hizh.)
. rms. bath and porch,
$3.50.
TIVE CprscvNr
16eS Crescent Pl. NV.
rms. and bath,
$1,000.
1902 T ST Sc
} rms. and bath,
$4s.
Electric Refriseration.
s4s NEWTON PL. NV.
. rms, and bath, $50 90.
, rms. and bath, $3.50.
o0l M ST. NV.
mon -Housekeeping.)
] rm. and bath,
S27.S0.
& LUCHS. INC
1883 X st. NV. Main 2S4S.
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THE CLEVELAND PARK,
1915 Connecticut Ave.
Apartments Of Z and > rooms and bath:
artificial refrigeration; resident MANAGER,
THos. J. FISHER & CO.. INC.
73s 18th st. Main ee30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-16

EXECUTIVE.
340l 10th NV.
rooms. reception hall and bat -. s72 so
Fine apt. with street frontages. giving
plenty OF light and air: new paper and
paint Throughout: floors rehnished: new gas
tisi section. yet close to i4th st. and PARK
THE BExrSioss.. Ia &c cAsR R'5Ili ST. Sc.
n.S m.s:ss sr nS A is: .5i;sr suh:
$780, is4s EAST CAPITOL ST.
one.nsif block from Lincoln Park. Apply Apply
Apt. z.
lis d ST. Sc.
One block from House once building. See
resident "ahat sss G ST. Sc.
! room. recep. hail. kitchen and bath SIS. 90
S rooms, reception hail and bath 49,. $500
See s1s Re NE .T N Manager e
'''A''' f''ep The The IINpY. ana 0a' ''''O
4232 18th ST. NV
J rooms. reception hall and bath -. $47 so
am. TIE ,G3Ro ~ NV
Opposite Walter Reed HOSPITAL.
large rooms. dining elcove, reception
nan rissnf sts Sc PAS Is sT. NV: 'sa''
Isas.. f h9sht e1 Rooms. western E1pesa ass'0
See Resident Manager. AIT. %.
) rooms. recspticn haii and Bath. .,4a 50
= roc S.s 5Sssssssion han snS bah 5000
!. c. WELDON CO.,
17a7 X 81. NV. Metropolitan SOIL.
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MAMMOTH OAK GARDENS.

1443 OAK ST. NV.
Near l4th and Park rd.-3 rooms and tile
bath, s47 50.
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rooms. bath and 4 rooms, tile bath: all
outside rooms: Frigidaire free to tenant
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1921 CONN. AVE. NV.

1921 CONN. AVE. NV.
Located just over Klingle
Bridge in Washington's best
apartment house section. All
apartments attractively finished
and have h a I'd wood floors
throughout. Elevator and at
tractive lobby.
Resident Manager. Apt. SOL.
2 rooms. kit. & bath,
$54.5O to $500.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 200. OPS 18th St. NV.
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THE SEATON,
$50 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Several very desirable apart
ments in perfect condition. All
outside rooms, assuring ample
light and air.
3 rms, kit. and bath,
$3.50 and $500.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main POO. OPS 18th St. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-16

THE WALDORF.
1918 10th ST. NV.
! rm.. kit. and bath.
Electric Refrigeration.
Switchboard and Elevator,
Manager on Premises.
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WENDELL MANSIONS.
23ss MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
Sheridan Circle Section.
II rooms and baths .S400. 90
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THE GLADSTONE,
1923 r st. NV.
Large apartment containing rooms and
bath, all outside rooms, $500 UP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-16

1916 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
MODERN BUILDING.
ELEVATOR AND TELEPHONE SWITCH
BOARD SERVICE.
RESIDENT MANAGER:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
COUNSEL MAY ASK
| LIFE FOR PRISONER
Defendant in Colorado Muir
der Trial Is Expected to
Admit Bank Robbery.
By the Associated Press.


LAMAR. Colo, october l0.-As the
trial Of George j. Abshier on charge
sof flrst-degree murder entered its third
day, the possibility arose today that
L. W. Cunningham, attorney for an
other of the men who have confessed
participation in the robbery of the
First National Bank of Lamar. would
appear before the jury to plead for
life imprisonment for Abshier.
Cunningham. who was relieved at
his own request of the responsibility of
representing Abshier and Howard l..
Royston, second defendant charged with
the Staying of A. N. Parrish, president
Of the bank now represents only Ralph
F1eagle, third member of the gang fac
ing trial. A former district judge.
Cunningham is strong foe of capital
punishment.
-Four Slain in Robbery.
It Is known that Byron G.. Rogers,
counsel for Abshier and Royston, has
suggested to Cunningham that he ap-
pear during the closing defense argu-
ments In an effort to save Abshier and
Royston from the moose for their
participation in the hold-up on May %,
ie2s.
The robbery resulted in the death of
the bank president: his son, John F.
Parrish; E. A. Kessinger. cashier, who
was kidnapped and slain. and DR.. w. w.
Wineinger, Dighton. Kals., physician,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10

who was murdered after being called 10
Court was ordered opened today at
am, half hour earlier than usual.
It was considered not unlikely the first
Of the three cases would go to the jury
by Friday night.
Confession Is Expected.
Ahshier's confession to his participa-
ton in the robbery was expected to be
introduced by the State as its prize
exhibit before the close of the day.
Allyn Cole, deputy district attorney,
said the State would not attempt to
prove in either the Abshier or Royston
case that bullets from their guns actu-
ally resulted in the deaths of the two
men killed In the bank. The law, he
said, provided the same penalty for
mere participation in the affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10

IN LAMP S ii A d E
FRAMES, for making shades
for floor or bridge o.
lamps. Were $10O. &0S
(IOO) PARCHMENT LAMP
SHADES, medium size shades
in fancy designs and colors.
Regular Csc shades. Fri e.
day only, 2 for. ....... ~
(25) BOYS LEATHER
ETTE LUMBERJACKETS,
slightly imperfect; tan, green,
black and red. Broken sizes.
Were $1.19 to $l.49. 7E1
Friday only. s~~
t25) WOMEN'S COTTON
UNDERGRADUATES, includ-
ing boomers, .step-ins and
panties. Broken sizes. 90
Were soc. Friday only G~S
(12) HOOVER APRONS,
pre-shrunk chambray in Law
ender, and green; trimmed
with white collars. Size SO
only. Were $l.0O. CO.
Friday only ........ VIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
REBEL DETERMINATION
PREDICTED BY CHANG

Revolutionary Anniversary Today
Marks Another Stage in China's
Development, Leaders Are Told.
BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. october 10.--A Marking
dispatch to the Kuo Min News Agency
here yesterday quoted President Chang
Kai-Shek at telling meeting of gov
eminent officials that the rebels In
Western Human would be 'exterminat.
ed" within a fortnight. He reported
that the Kwangsi insurgents were re-
treating and that Chang Fax Weis
"Ironsides Division" was pocketed In
Shunchow.
THE revolutionary anniversary, on
october 10, marks another stage of devel-
ofment in Chinas national revolution, "
the President said. During the past
year counter revolutionary elements
tried their utmost to destroy the present
authorities, but one after another at
tempt has been suppressed resulting in
the solidification of Marking"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
Bargains ir,
Art Needleuork

(100). Wire Lamp Shade
Fra m suitable for floor,
bridge, table and bed lamps.
Were 25c to S2.95. IL 0H
Friday ............ IL OA
go Stamped Linen Scarfs-
good, heavy quality linen,
stamped with attractive de-
signs. Were Csc. Fri Enn
day only. .............. OJS
(l4) Stamped Aprons - of
soft unbleached muslin with
design for outline embroidery.
Finished with bias folds in
contrasting col ors. Do
Were 35c. Friday only. AJN
(24) Linen Lunch Sets
stamped on fine quality linen,
with designs for applique en-
broidery. Were 63c. A0~
Friday only -. ,...... IN
(l0) Stamped Bed Spreads
of fine quality unbleached
muslin, with pattern for APP
plique embroidery and quilt
ing. Regularly $2.48. Ct CE
Friday onlv. y xsVJ
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
(6o) INFANTS NOVEL.

(60) INFANTS NOVEL
TIES, including powder jars.
bib holders. soap boxes. coat
hangers and silk bows-all
hand painted. Were To-
$1,00. Friday only. Az
(1s) TOTS KNITTED
UNION SUITS, good weight
for Winter wear. Long
sleeve and leg styles. Size 2
only. Were Csc. FRI 90
day only ............ wv
(144 PAIRS) FULL-FASH-
TONED BEMBERG HOSE, in
dove grey, French nude,
white, jade. kasha, beige and
grain. Sizes ga and 7Ec
9. Were s1.00. Friday wv
(5) TOTS COATS-Fancy
green and red mixtures with
fur collars. All wool and
fully lined. Sizes 2 and S.
Were $3.95. Fri 60 40
day only ........ %A
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I'm The Basement Store

1927 GIRLS SILK AND
VELVET DRESSES, one and
two piece styles in new Fall
colors: a few slightly soiled
but suitable for school wear.
Sizes z to IA. Were CD QS
$685.. Friday only. %GsSS
(4O) GIRLS WOODEN
SKIRTS, tan and. red: semi
pleated on bodice top. Sizes
6 to IL. Were CT m
$1.95. Friday only W A'VO
(2D GIRLS TUCK IN
BLOUSES, fine quality broad
cloth In tan and white; with
dainty collars and cuffs. Sizes
8 to IA. Were $1.00. 90.
Friday only, 2 for. -. ~OS
(1O0) GIRLS w A SH
FROCKS. long-sleeve styles
with kick pleats, belts, ties
and pockets. z to IL
yea years . W, Were &c. Fri CSC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10

10 BOYS Apo. SUITS.
slngle-breasted models with
mannish vest and two pairs
linen knickers; grey and
brown mixtures; sizes z and Is.
ORR ginally $685.. 60 M
Friday only ...... %O'VV
(16) NOVELTY TABLE
LAMPS, with bottle or metal
bases; complete with cord and
plug. Regular 81 En-
value. Friday only. SVS
(1OO PAIRS) WOMEN'S
ARCH SHOES, odds and ends
Of discontinued styles; patent
leather, calf and kidskin in
black, tan and brown; broken
size ranges. Were CT CE
$4.65 and $5.65. :. %4'OO
Zoo PAIRS) WOMEN'S
NOVELTY SHOES, desirable
Fall styles, in black, grey and
combinations. Patent leather
and kidskin; broken sizes.
Were $2.89 and Ct m
1919. Friday only v A'VO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
Dainty Underthings
Priced to Clear!
(53) pcs. Wolfe Underthings

(S3) pcs. Wolfe Undertakings
step i rs, ch m S e and
gowns; IN pastel shades with
dainty lace trim. Were
$l.39 to $l.95. Friday no.
only ................. JON
(63) pcs. Wolfe Underthings
-danccttes, gowns, chemise
and step-ins; mostly light
shades. Were $l.00. To-
Friday ............... ~
(l3) Crepe de Chine Step
ms with Irish lace
trim. Were 89c. Friday Enn
only ................. OO~
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
Big Savings
i'm Linens

(l64) Odd Pieces, including
75c bath mats, o8c towel sets,
ST doilies and linen squares,
81 bridge sets. Friday o.
only .................. OJC
Third Floor
Shoes Dr0stically
Underpriced
(l7 prs.) Women's Low
shoes in strap and pump
styles; patent leather, satin,
and kid combinations; broken
sizes. Originally $40 C0 ar
pair. Friday only. CAsJJ
(2l prs.) Misses Patent
Leather Strap Slippers; Junior
or fiat heels. Origi-
nally S. pair. Fri CO OE
day only. SJ.J0
&c prs.) Jr. Misses Sport
Oxfords with crepe soles and
heels. Originally So C0 OE
pair. Friday only. Ck.JO
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
Smart Felt and
Velour Hats
S2.69

(150) Smart Felt and Velour
Hats, self trimmed and made
of very fine bodies; black,
brown, navy and Fall shades.
Originally SIS to $50.
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
Sweeping Clearance in
the Toy Department


(s17) Pieces - bisque dolls.
rag dolls, rattles and boxes of
chalk. Were 10c and 70
Csc. Friday only. ....... J~
(27) Pieces-water pumps,
friction tops and dolls shoes.
Were 25c to 35c. Fri IN
day only.............. xV~
(l74) Pieces-circus mules,
cradles, and children's. books.
"The Ice Queen prince
Lazybones," etc. Were 0E~
6oc to 98c. Friday only. ZC~
(l4s) Pieces - tool chests,
sets of dishes, soiled drums,
dolls eater and
cradles. Were oSc. Az
Friday only. .......... 3J~
(2S) Pieces child's chair.
imperfect dresse stuffed
bear. tea sets. dolls and dogs.
Were o8c to $3.49. Fri CO..
day only.............. wv
(2S) Pieces dishes, dolls,
drums and teddy bears. 0on
Were $1.6o to $40. JOS
(D Stuffed Dog. e. 40
Was $3.49. Friday y 4s9S
(l) Set of Blocks. G. An
Was s2.95. Friday S1.4S
(D cireu. Set. OF
Was $2.9S. Friday S1.S0
CD Sets China Dishes.
Were $3.50. Friday CO 0E
only ........... CGsOO
CD Pieees-tool chest,
soiled drum and pull loco
motive. Were $3.50 CO 0E
and $3.50. Friday. SLsJO
Fourth Floor
HaIloWe'en's Coming!
SdUe on a Fancy
Dress Costume!
(l0) Cambria Costumes
Japanese girls and sheiks.
Were $l.98 and $2.4o. AO~
Friday only. 30S
(IO) Costumes-deviI, Uncle
Sam, witch, Mexican girl and
Dutch boys. Were G. or
$3.50 to $4.95. Fri. S1.JO
(47) Costumes - mandarins,
pirates. Spanish h, Russian.
Apache, King of Hearts and
Fauntleroy. Were CT or
$4.95 to $975. Fri. (Z,JC
(l4) Costumes - Glow n,
sheik, tulip girl, peasant, etc.
w e e $3.50 to CAOE
$3.50. Friday only. @9.JC
ca Costumes-Spanish girl
and futurist. Were
$3.50 and $3.50, CT IN
Friday only. '{s1 . sJV
Fourth FiooE
Bargains in Girls Wear
go All.wool Slip-over
Sweat ers, broken
sizes. Were $295. Ct OE
Friday only. ...... @A.JO
(25) Girls Raincoats, E to
IA years. Were GO 0E
1926. Friday only. 1AsJO
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
Thrifty Friday Tomorrow With It's
Usual Savings Of $50 and More
MAIL Orders Accepted Advertised Items
House Frocks and
Uniforms Reduced


(3D Unifor 8, House
Frocks-and maids aprons; in
attractive styles and colors;
broken size ranges. or
Were $1.95. Friday only CJ~
go Nurses Uniforms of
white poplin; broken size
ranges. Were $6.95. CA 90
Friday only. ....... C3sCO
(6) House Frocks - prints
and piques. Were Ct 90
SOS. Friday only. ~ 1sJJ
(13) Rayon House Frocks,
m o silly small sizes. Coz
Were $1.69. Friday only W.
go House Frocks - prints
and plain colors.
Were sos. Friday S13Q
Third Floor
Girls School Needs
Reduced
ca Girls Silk Dresses; blue,
wine, green; sizes III to Ia
Were $10.95. Fri Ct OK
dav only. 900
(s) Girls Silk and Jersey
Dresses. one and two piece
m o d els: 8 to IA
years. Were sos. c. OF
Friday only. COsJO
60 Silk Dresses; wonderful
bargains! Sizes 8 and 10.
Were $695. Friday GO or
only OOSOO
(1S) All-wool Slip-over
Sweaters, plain and stripes:
sizes 80 to So. Were 80 AP
$1.o5. FRIDAY onIv.. sDl.4O
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
Dainty Underthings at
$50 Reduction

(6) Flannel Gowns, yellow
and white; fully cut; slightly
soiled. Were $3.50 and 0on
$l95. Friday only. OO~
Co 2-pc. Flannel Pajamas,
tailored commissioning styles;
lightly soilcd.
Were $2.95. Friday Ct 40
only ......,..... @As0O
(42) Rayon Step-ins, pastel
h a d es; some lace
trimmed. Were soc. On
Friday only. ......... JOS
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10

(6s prs.) Net Curtains-shadow
and filet weaves, with blue, rose
or green rayon edges. Originally
$3.50 to 1895. Friday CT 40
only, pair. ....,..... SAo3J
(lS0 yds.) Hand-blocked Linens
also d a m k S, leatherettes.
rayons and easements. Pretty
patterns and colors. Originally
$1.50 to $1.95. Friday 0oo
only, yard. ............... JOS
OOr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
Curtains and Draperies
Reduced 25% and More

(3OO ydso Powered Swisses--
i'll lovely pastel shades to fashion
dainty curtains. SO in. Originally
SOC yard. Friday only, o.
yard ................ @AO
Goo yds.) Remnants-creton-
mes, chintzes, rayons, marqui-
settles, etc. Usable lengths.
Originally 75c to $125 Or
yard. Friday only, yard. OJS
Elf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
Friday Bargains in
Things for Your

(1S) Grey Enamel Preserv-
ing Kettles, Milk Pans, Dip
pers, Bowls. Were Csc 1E~
and 3oc. Friday only. 1J~
(43) Grey Enamel Coffee
Pots, Fry Pans, H art
Brushes 39c to 79c' PIC
Friday only. ......... EO~
(6) Grey Enamel Coffee
Pots and Saucepans. AZ
Were 89c. Friday only. 3JS
1) Asparagus Boiler.
Was So. Friday Ct Or
only Sl.J0
(l) Bird Cage and Stand
Outfit. Was $40. Ca 7E
Friday only. =. @3 ID
(l) 10th Century Water
Cooler. Originally &C En
$3.50. Friday only @UsCU
(2) Universal Cold Water
Percolators. Were CO ca
$3.50. Friday only. @JeUO
Sixth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
Wooden Remnants
Half Price!

(40O yds.) Of DesirabIe
Woolens-dress serge, crepe,
jersey and covert and coatings
-broadcloth, flannel, tweed
and other weaves. Were 81 to
s IS y oniy, Yard rsil SOC to 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
Remnants
Cotton Fabrics
19c Yard

Were 29c to Soc Yard
(2,OO0 in alp Lining Per-
Gales, Ginghams, Crepe, Wolfe,
Lawn, English Prints and
other useful remnants for
making smocks, laundry bags,
little folks dresses, etc.
Third Floor
Infants and Tots Wear
Reduced
(D Fur-trimmed Blue Coat
Set-coat, hat and leggings;
size 4. Was Mas. $l'.''' $3.50
CD Fur-trimmed Coats; tan
and brown; sizes 2 and 3.
Were much more. Fri CD
day only. &A
(lU Flannel Gertrudes; l
and 2 years. Were 60 En
$3.50. Friday only. 1Z.OU
(12) Flannel Gertrudes;
and 2 years. Were S.. GO
Friday only. @G
(SO) Tots Dresses, with
boomers; broken sizes. CO.
Were 81. Friday only. VON
g prs.) 2-pc. Flannelette
Pajamas; b o k e n G. or
sizes. Were 1898. - HOO
GO prs.) One-piece Pajamas,
size 2. Were 81. Fri EO~
day only. ............. JJ~
Fourth Floor
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-12-07
@ 2 ENE GaTca

declared "T',ioes who send their
pelts 10 any of cur eight depots are
rs ured the highest market prices.
the quickest service. a. refund Of ship
ping charges and gratis grading. From
our depors, following grading, the
furs are dispatched to the furriers by
direct shipments. Thousands Of trap
pers and hunters OF the continent are
ava!h:.g themselves Of Ward g. Co.'S
aervlce and 4 greater volume Of bust
ness Is probable as a result OF the
IMPORTANT concession made through
The rcfunding Of all snipping costs"
All kinds OF pelts are IL demand
this year. according 10 turner's
everything from the common rabbit
to the most desired fox and mink
Estimates vary as 70 the total ca'ch
ccded to meet the demand @
LECTURERS in 1880 but II Is
- that hundreds CT milo
t.yldual pelts will &c recU
Green furs." said Eir I
never should be shipped
well-dried furs are dispatched d.
diately. deterioration in value
avoided Furs should be packed fat,
enc skin upon another so that the
fur sides touch. Creaatng raw fur:
is to be avoided and 1t is HIGHLY i'm,
portant that the greasy surfaces do
not come in contact with the furry
sides of the pelts Observance OF
these instructions and wsrnin2S will
do much to keep up the value ct &c;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-12-07

So Great IS toe demanc tUr A,cer-
lean .-U ,-~s .2a 50 pr-ICraced the
oprou. d. .....s yor American tn EpeyS
that Mout lnery Ward & 90 mas
added new stimulus 20 the raw fur
nus.n-ss oy announcing that It will
rcfU2c all postage. express " ire GIL:
chasges on nelts sent TO 10y OF tt
eight large raw tyr depot. Ward &
Co.. whose activities n behalf o:
trarpcrs have greatly increased the
Importance OF the raw tui business -
this country premises the highest
prices for pelts. N addition TO re
funding all shipping charges The
refun6tng u shipping costs Is made
possible py the fact that, because o:
the Ward receiving depots through
out the country being within rela-
lively easy range of the tur-produc!ne
sections. fur buyers are s~o "a &c
dispense with agents sent
for their catches thus H.
considerable expense
Ward & Co.'S receiving arr
located In Portland. cro ...l"ay
Colo. Fort Worth. Tex. Kansas City
Mo; Chicago. ILL.,: Albany. N z. st.
Paul. Mimi. and Baltimore. I'D The
demand for raw furs is so keen that
trappers are urged TO make tneii
shipments 70 any OF these cities as
soon as possible.
Expert and honest grading serv-
ices axe offered b? nil Our large de.
pets e L Mccarthy. IN charge OF
TIE Ward 6; Co fur receiving depots,