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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-07

(40) $1.SS Madeira Hand embroid-
cred Linen Napkins, box Of six
t12O) 39C Cannon Bath Towels. Csc
(6) Sl.95 Hemstitched Linen Dam
ask Bridge Sets .S1.29
az $15.S5 Fine Wool Blankets, S1O.95
t12Ol 15c Hemmed Part-linen Dish
Towels IOc
(30) .89c Hand embroidered Linen
Scarfs Acc
140) 45c Hand embroidered Pillow
cases csc
(10) $2.9S Hemstitched Linen Dam
ask Lunch Sets .S2.49
(10) $3.50 Hemstitched Linen Dam
ask TableclOths .s1.59
(Sixth Floor, The Hecht co..
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Moderate Price Dresses

a. $40 Black Satin Dresses, velvet
and satin trimmed, misses sizes S.
(S) Misses $40 Tweed Dresses. IS
ID WOman's Sl3.s5 Blue Beaded
Evening Gown, size SO SIS
(6l Women's $13.75 Tan Satin
~ Woman's SI3.7s Brown Velvet
Dress, size SO SIS
"a WOmen'S Black Satin Dresses,
velvet and satin trimmed IS
"a WOmen's S13.75 Satin and Crepe
Dresses, in tan, blue and red $3.50
90 Misses S13.75 Dresses, satins,
georgettes and crepes, In red, blue,
black and tan. So. 80
~ Miss $1S.75 Flat Crepe Dress.
(5l Misses $19.75 Crepe and Satin
Dresses, blue and black .Sl2.5O
I'D Miss SIS Printed Chiffon Vel
vet Dress, black and white. size
~ Woman's SIS Blue Dress, velvet
trim, size 40 ,sl2.50
(46) Women's $I3.75 Dresses, satins
and crepes .................s S.95
moderate Price Dress shop,
Third Floor.)
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Moderate Price Goats

(2) $3.50 Black Velour Coats. with
black lynx collar. Size SO. $40
"a SIS Black Velour Coat with
beaverette collar and cuffs. Size
10 .............. .SlV
~ S19.75 Misses Tan Tweed Coat.
size Is. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $40
~ $3.50 Little Woman'S Red
BroadclOth Coat with American
opossum. Size 201z ...........$l $40
~ $3.50 Brown Coats, with beaver
cite collar and cuffs $40
(1) S39.5e Coat of black broadcloth.
trimmed with aStraken. Size
AZ . 10
Moderate Price Goats.
Third Floor. The Hecht Co..
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Furniture

~ STATS Splice Decorated Break
fast Set. ......... ....... .S1s.SS
~ STATS Oblong Dining Table. wal
(s1 ;,.ss Round Oak Center
Tables ...... SLAB
(8 1915 Dining Room Arm
~ sls.75 Enclosed Cabinet for con-
sole or radio, walnut veneer. SO IS
~ $6.95 Bedroom Rocker, walnut
finished gumwood .S3.4S
(6) $29.75 Bow-end Beds, ivory I'm
iSh, double size. 1885
~ STA Full-length Vanity Dress
a. sls.75 Occasional Chairs with
upholstered seats .S11.S9
~ S22.50 Living Room Rockers, imi-
tation leather covers. .$7.95
(D S29.75 Living Room Chair,
springfield cushion, covered with
velour .................. .Sl2.S5
(D S39.75 Comeback Wing Chair.
velour covered spring seat. .$14.95
a. S69.75 Overstuffcd Rocker of
mohair and velour. ...... .S34.S9
a. 1859 Decorated Bedroom Suite,
with twin beds. 1874
~ S29.75 High-back Boudoir
Fourth Floor. The Hecht CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-07
WISCONSIN ASKS ACTION.
State and National Referendum on
2.75 Beer Sought by Senate.

MADISON, Wise. February (H1.-
The Wisconsin State Senate yesterday
adopted two prohibition resolutions
calling for State and national action.
One measure. adopted by vote OF
II to Is, asked for a Statewide refer
endum to decide if the manufacture,
possession and sale of beer ''of not
more than 275 per cent" shall be per-
mitted under State law.
The other resolution, passed by a
vote of 10 to l3, called for a national
referendum on modification of the Vol
stead act to permit sale of 2.75 per
cent beer.
The lower House of the Legislature
has vet to act on the resolutions, both of
which were introduced by Senator Dun
can, Socialist. of Milwaukee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-07
From the Lamp Department

(2) SASS Decorated Mica Bridge
Lamp Shades .SS.s5
~ SASS Fringed Blue and Rose
Bridge Lamp Shade ........ $685.
~ SEATS Bridge Lamp Base, onyx
trimmed SASS
(2) S39.75 Floor Torchieres, 2 candle
lights .................. $19.75
az 81 Rose colored Parchment Cam
die Shades .25c
(D $3.50 Hand decorated Parchment
Boudoir Lamp Shade ........ S5c
(D SIT 08 in. talD Cut Crystal
Vanity Base Sass
~ $1.95 Boudoir Shades. 80. .95c
f2) S3.95 Rose BoudOir Shades, S1.S5
a. $4.95 Modernistic Boudoir Lamp
Bases ................. sass
~ $8.95 End Table Lamp Base, S3.95
(Sixth Floor, The Hecht Co..
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Rugs, Lin0lenm G. Runners

90 s37.5e sx1s A K m nster
Mugs 1880
~ S79.5e Sxl3 Modern Rug,
So1led .................... $3.50
a. $l25 Ska Wilton Rug. 49,. sos
90 $1o.7S 24x4S Hooked Rugs. $685.
(10) $12.50 36x7o FrinEed Velvet
kugS ................... 1895
(15) $22.5o sexes WOrsted Wilton
Rugs ................... .Sl6.zS
(S) SIS 27x54 W0rsted Wilton
Nuks ........'...' ''...'.. S1v'So
(2) SIS 6x9 Wilton Rugs $3.50
(6) SITS 27x54 Grass Rugs. {. !. .S1.5o
49, $3.50 36x72 Fiber Rugs. .. .$1.95
(3) $3.50 6xs Felt-baSe Rugs. .s2.95
(H $40 2Sx5S Franco Persian
mugs S9.5o
(A SIC 27x54 Wilton Rugs. .$10.75
~ $135 S.3x10.6 Wilton Rug. SIS
% $3.50 3x6 Wool Fiber Rug. sass
$1.95 to $2.75 Remnants Of Inlaid
Linoleum. Square yard .S9c
(SD S2.75 Inlaid Linoleum. Per
YARD .Sl.9S
7sc and s5c "a and 81 inch Rem
nants Crex Runners. ....... .25c
(50) zoe 6x1S Rubber Stair
xEcauS 1Uc
sixth Floor, The Hecht CO..
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Pictures and Gifts

(1o) $3.50 Imported Wrought Iron
Dinner Gongs $3.50
(3) IS Sadler Serving Tray .....$4
~ $25 Imported Ship Models, for
mantel or radio cabinet SIS
(loo) soc Imported Oriental Paper
Weight and Ash Tray ....... .25c
(10) SIS Imported 3-Prong Brass
Candlestick. 20-inch $40
~ SIS Twisted Colonial Brass
Candlesticks. l9-inch $40
(25) soc 6H-in. Brass Candle
ShchS Zoe
~ $7.95 6-inch Imported India
CandlestickS .............S2 .5O
(3) S7.95 Imported Wrought Iron
3-Prong Candlesticks ..........S2
~ $685. Imported Cluster Of
Grapes Table Lamp .......... SIS
~ SIS Imported Dresden China
M a arin Perfume burning
Lamp $50
(S) 81 10-inch Colonial Copper
VanuieSticks ....-............ .5Oc
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BUTLER RETURNS TO u. S.
AFTER 2 YEARS IN CHINA
General Declares Nationalist Gov
eminent Is Firmly Intrenched
at Head of Nation.
Ry the ASSOCIATED Press.

9S Tile ASSONldtc1
SAN FRANCISCO, February T.
Brig. Gen. Smedley D. Butler returned
yesterday aboard the President McKin-
ley on his way to Washington. after
an absence of 21a years in China. He
declared that feeling toward the Amer
lean soldier in China has greatly
changed within the last few years.
THE Nationalist government has
come to stay and is firmly intrenched,"
he said. Throughout our stay our
policy was not to interfere, and our
troops did not fire shot,"
Gen. Butler left last night for Los
Angeles for a weeks visit with his
son before proceeding to Washington.
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Assorted Toiletries

csc to SOC Assortment Of Imported
Perfumes, Glass Animal Contain
ers and Compacts, Soaps and GIL
iette kaz0rs. .................1o lee
19c to soc Assortment Of Iipstcks,
Flower Sachets, Reflls, Perfume
bottIeS &c
soc to 81 Egg Cups. with Soap. Bath
Powders, Creams, Atomizers and
Smelling Salts ...............25 Csc
(15) Use to SIPS Hair Brushes and
other ivory pieces. ........ 39c
(6) $40 Peal-on- Amber and She'll
On-Amber 10-piece Dresser Sets, IS
main Floor
Eu.ao:A.,ro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-07
Marshal Foch Gains Steadily.

PARIS, February 7 C0.-A bulletin
issued by Marshal Fochs physicians
this morning said there had been fur
Their improvement in his condition and
no further bulletins would be issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-07
Beds, Springs G. Mattresses

az STATS Double Size Box Springs
for wood beds. .............S 21.90
a. $685. Double Simmons Bed,
walnut finish ...............S 9.85
az S22.5e Brown Enameled Metal
Crib .S17.85
a. $1S.95 Double Size Simmons
Beds with springs. ....... .$12.S9
az $39.75 Colonial Poster Bed. twin
Size $S4.to
ca $685. Double Size Link
springs 1888
a. SASS Twin Size Felt Mat
TcSS $500
Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co..
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'onen's Shoes

(4D $3.50 Black or Brown Velvet
D'Orsays, high spike heel, all
IN S3.5e Daniel Green's Quilted
Satin Mules, discontinued styles.
broken sizes .S1.95
(25) So Green or Burgundy Suede
Strap Pumps, high spike heels.
broken sizes northumberland $685.
with Rfoor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-07
.Sliawls and Neckwear

u2) s25 Imported Hand -embroid-
cred Shawls. black, white, peach.
rose and red $40
(150 pieces) 81 to $1.50 Women's
Neckwear, collar-a n d-cuff sets,
vestees, lace Jokes ...........7 Sc
Main Floor, The Hecht CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-07
'4ousefurnishings

~ $1.25 Bread Boxes. damaged, SOC
az $3.50 Porcelain Table Tons.
small sizes, seconds ..........2 use
~ 81 Vegetable Bins Of enameled
metal. damaged ..............50 SOC
f1H 79c Camp Stools, tubular steel
with canvas seats. .25c
(8) S295 Willow Clothes Hammers.
barrel shape $1.69
(40) 29c Heavy Aluminium Dippers,
Ladies' and Fruit tunnels loo
U9) SOC and 79c Rush Shopping
Bags, 2 sizes ................ 25c
(0 S1.25 Wash Boilers, No. 8 size.
damaged SOC
(12) $1.25 Metal Kitchen Stools.
damaged ....... soc
~ $3.50 Master Washer, cylinder
type; demonstration ...... $685.
~ $3.50 Meadow Lark Washer. CYL
Under type: demonstration ..S49.95
(3l $685. Kitchen Cabinets. "HOme
Economist" we'll made 80. $685.
(1D S1.25 White Enamel Percolators.
2-qt size .......... soc
u) S98 Alcazar Gas Range, full por-
celain finish ............$4 9.95
Isl SOC Long Handle Ceiling and
Wall Busters, soiled .......... use
CThird Floor The Hecht Co..
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Girls Goats and Dresses

II Girls S16.95 Winter Coats, fur
trimmed, sizes 10 and IL. .S7.95
Girls $5.95 Blue Raincoat, size
AZ 81
5 Girls S595 Silk Dresses, sizes IL
and II $3.50
Girls $3.50 White GeOrgette
Dress, size IA, soiled. .........$ $40
4 Girls $2.95 Wolfe Dresses, size
IL 9I
3 Girls $1O.95 Cloth and Velvet
Dresses, broken sizes. ........ S7.95
20 Girls $1.95 Wash Dresses, broken
Is Girls Wash Dresses, broken
sizes, Soiled ...............S1 .29
Second Floor, The Hecht CO..
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Umbrellas
Wotnen's Gloves

go Pairs) Women's So
Siip-on Glace Kid Gloves,
with scalloped picot tops.
Broken sizes S2,59
$500 Pairs) Women's 81
Fabric Gloves. slip-on and
novelty cuffs, incomplete
sizes .69c
t20 Pairs) Women's IS Fur
lined Gloves, pull-on style
with strap wrist ..$3.95
Main Floor, The Heeht co..
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WOnen's Underwear

(25) Women's 81 and s1.59 Athletic
Union Suits, batiste, nainsook and
rayon striped. Sizes So and SO, SEC
(20O) Women's 81 Flannelette
Gowns. All sizes .......... .S8c
(1o) Women's S1.95 Union Suits,
long sleeves and sizes AZ and A
OillJ toC
Main Floor. The Hecht Coz
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IS Women's $2.ss
and $3.s5 Bath Robes
ST


OF Laurence and Whittenden cloth.
Rose, blue, grey and tan figures on
plain backgrounds. Sizes So 10 a..
(Fifth Floor. The Hecht Coz
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Girls FURNISHINGS

4 Girls S2.95 Worsted Plaid Lumber
jacks, sizes 10 and IL. ...... .SI.95
l Girls $3.95 Brown Plaid Lumber
jack. size Is. $2.95
10. Girls S2.95 Flannel Side PIeated
Skirts, size IA. .$1.95
l Girls White Sweat Shirt, size
10 .................. SOC
1 Girls $1.95 Striped Linene Jacket,
size ii '................. SOC
l Girls $1.75 Duofold Union Suit.
long sleeve, short legs. size a.. 81
l Girls $2.95 Slip-over Sweater,
pink, size IL. .S1.95
2 Girls $2.95 Butterfly Skirts, sizes
IL and IA 81
2 Girls $1.S5 Slip-over Sweaters,
with rayon stripes, size 8. 81
Second Floor, The Hecht Co..
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Jewelry and Clocks

(2) SO Crystal Trees. 81
~ $12.5O Crystal Tree. IS
(10O) 1Sc Teaspoons silver
plated Sc
~ $35 Gold Plated Apiece Toilet
Set, comb, brush, mirror, powder
(20) $3.50 TO 81 Imported COlored
AlabaSter Clocks ........... $2.95
az $12.50 Mahogany finish S-day
Mantei Clocks .~...........$ $685.
(5) IS Imported Novelty Pins. $3.50
81 S7.50 Imported Cigarette
Cases $1.5O
az $3.50 Rhinestone Earrings. :. Sc
~ S. Crystal Necklace. .,A
~ $27.50 Imported Marcasite Pin
on sterling silver .......... $22.50
ID $27.50 Rhinestone Bracelet. SIS
Main Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-07
AVOID DIZZY
SPELLS

Never well. Always tired and
tagged out. Beauty tossed away
ly neglect. To be beautiful and
to keep youth the system must
be free from poisonous backwash
of constipation which often
causes dizzy spells. For 20
years, DIR. F. M. Edwards gave
his patients, in place of calomel,
compound of vegetable in
gradients mixed with olive oil,
naming them DIR. Edwards Olive
Tablets. Known by their olive
color. They free the system of
poisOns that ravage health,
energy, beauty.
You need never have sallow
complexion, dull eyes, coated
tongue. throbbing headaches-all
signs that your bowels are clog.
ged, liver is torpid. Take DIR.
Edwards Olive Tablets nightly.
They act smoothly and without
gripping. How much better you'll
feel and look! Everywhere wise
men and women who know the
value of good health take DIR.
Edwards Olive Tablets. All
druggists, l5c, 30c and 6Oc.
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Automobile Needs and Tires

(6) 81 Automobile Cushions of plush
or leatherette .................S1
az 29x4.4o Heavy Duty Delion
TlreB $J.JS
O 30x4.50 Heavy Duty Deli0n
are ......-...' 1919
(3) 30x5.25 Heavy Duty Delion
Tires $3.50
(3) J1x5.25 Heavy Duty Delion
Tires 1888
81 30x3l9 High Pressure Oversize
AHcS SO.So
N Ska High Pressure Oversize
1Ire SlI.55
(3) 33x4 High Pressure Oversize
"a 32x4is High Pressure Oversize
Tire INSTRUMENTATION. Sl6.95
IL 34x41z High Pressure Oversize
- Gkain Floor. The Hecht Co.,
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Q25) Women's $685. to $4.95 Cos
tune Slips Of crepe de chine and
radum silk .$1.95
Is pairs) Women's $9.95 Pajamas.
figured patterns, con trasting
81 Women's $685. Glove Silk
Chemise, peach and flesh. $2.95
(3l Women's $5.s5 Glove Silk I'm
ion Suits ..................S 2.95
(26) 81 Glove Silk Vests -. .79c
Main F7oor)
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e67 Mems $3.50 to
$3.50 Shirts
S1.19-3 for $3.50
(SHghhy soiied)

ISHgHfIy SOiIedI
Whites and fancies. Broken
groups from our regular shirt stocks.
Sizes 49,, to 10. but not in every
style and fabric.
Main Floor. The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-07

(95 Pairs) Childrens S2.50 to $2.75
Tan Butcher High Lace Shoes.
Sizes S to 2.................$l.9
(2s Pairs) Infants $3.50 High and
Low Shoes, broken assortment.
Sizes to 6...................$l
(25 Pairs) Children's S. Pirate
BoOts patent leather with
cuff Sizes to 11.......... $2.35
ga PairS Junior Misses Patent
and Tan Strap Pumps. Broken
sizes ga to 7...............$2 .35
MAIN Floor, The Hecht Co..
Umbrellas
1857 Women's $395 Imported Gloria
Umbrellas, l6 ribs, plain or woven
borders ............ .$Z.bS
(23) Women's 81 16-rib Silk Um-
brellas, wood shank, novelty or
plain borders .$4.95
main Floor, The Hecht co..
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~ SITS Model 40 Atwater Kent in
Pooley cabinet, with Atwater Kent
speaker ...........$ 12S.50
~ $165 Model 80 Atwater Kent, in
Pooley cabinet ..........!. .S125
(2) $135 Crosley Gemboxes, in cab
inets, complete .S1O0
~ S1S5 Cr0sley GembOx, In antique
cabinet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..$l39
~ $45 Battery Sets, stripped 80. S.
~ SIS Battery Set, stripped $40
~ SIS Home Type Speakers. S.
(The Hecht Co. Radio Store,
6l6 r st. NW)
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Hcndkerchiefs

(60) Women's Csc Handkerchiefs,
linen and cotton Some are
solled .....................R1 2c
main Floor, The Hecht co..
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Junior Miss Department

(6) $3.50 Fur trimmed Broadcloth
Coats. black or tan. Sizes Is.
(sl SIC Geors.tte or silk F TociSs
printed. plain or striped. Sizes
Is, Is, II $5.95
(2) $10.95 Two piece Jersey Fr0cks,
in tan or grey combinations $685.
Second Floor, The Hecht CO..
Boys Clothing
81 S1s.s5 Boys Genuine Leather
Sports Coats, wool plaid lined.
Sizes IL and IA. .......... .$12.95
u2l Sl.50 Chinchilla Hats, incom-
piete sizes Observation-Disclosures soc
a. $2.95 Leatherette Lumber jacks.
sizes H. Is years. .......... S1.95
(4o) soc and 7Sc Blouses, white or
colors incomplete sizes. 49,. soc
81 $6 Mackinaw Coats sizes 8 or
1j 81 Brown Chinchiila Overcoat,
wool lining. Size years. $685.
81 Sc Leatherette Sports Goats.
plaid lined. Sizes 10, IA and Is
years ............ ......... .$ISS
(l4) 81 to S12 Spring Coats, inn
ported or domestic fabrics. Sizes
(l5o) soc Children's Hose many
styles. pairs for. ............S1
(25) 81 Imported Plaid Muff1ers SOC
Second Floor The Hecht Co..
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Scatter Size Rugs

|200) $3.50 to $3.50 Scatter Size
Rugs, 20x48 of wool chenille, 24x40
hand-embroldered rugs, 22x54 vel
vet rugs, 36x72 heavy fiber rugs,
27x48 oval wool rugs, and many
others ................. 1895
(Sixth Floor, The Hecht Co..
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Mems Footwear
Genuine Leather HANDBAGS

(75) $1.95 to Sass Genuine Leather
Handbags, many styles, colors and
black. Soiled. 81
MAIN Floor)
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Radio
Hosiery

Hosiery
(Se PairB) Women's $1.Se
Wool-and-cotton Novelty
Sport HI Ose, scanned
backs .................H
at Pairs) Women's IS to
sass Full fashioned Chit
fon Silk Hose ...... .$1.S5
(S4 Pairs) Women's $l.35 to
Sl.eS silk Hose, damaged
from handling :. $3.50. .69c
MAIN Floor. The Heeht co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-07

Millinery

(25) Women's $40 and $I2.50 Felt
and SOleil Hats, black and coli
ors ................ SIS
(12) WOmen's S. Satin and FaiIle
Silk Hats, youthful models, black
and colors ...............S 2.S5
u.s. Womcn's S. Felt Hats, black,
navy, red and tan. .S2.95
(l0) MatrOnS' S. Felt Hats, black,
navy, grey and tan. ....... .S2.95
(2l Matrons' Satin Hats, in
navy SASS
(Third Floor, The Hecht Coz
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Cushions

az S2995 CoIOred Monk Cloth
Draperies. samples ....... .SI2.9S
(2) S23.95 Rose colored Portieres. of
art silk $IO95
u7) $4.95 Powered Organdy and
Solid COlOred Rayon Ruffled Cur
kanS SAsJJ
(50) $1.29 36-in.- wide Lace Panels 81
(1S) $2.29 Rayon and Velour Pillows.
SOlleu o5c
(12) S2.95 Bar Harbor Cushion Sets.
cretonne-covered ........$ 1.95
~ 1895 Cedar Chest, black fin
ish; modernistic design. :. $685.
(12) $S.95 Ready-to-hang Cretonne
Draperies ...............S l.95
(1D Sl3.95 Velour Portieres, q
inches wide ..........S 1885
fSxth Tloor
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( ;: e: REMNANTS FL; $ ::
Sport Toys

15) $3.50 ALI wool Lumber
JACKS .sS.oo
(25) IS and 81 An-wOol Sport
Vests knit trim. ........... $3.95
t35) $12.5O Leather Jackets, grey or
brown. Sizes &c. A, knit
(1H $1.95 and $2.95 Pairs All-wOol
Coli Hose ................... III
u2) S. An-woOl Fancy Sport
Sweaters NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $685.
~ $2S5 Girls Ice Skates, size ga.
Chrome nickel ............I .S5
(25) 81 Jacket Sweaters, broken
main Floor The Hecht CO..
Luggage
~ $595 Mems Leather Travelling
Bags, brown. Is inches. -. $3.95
~ $35 Small Brown Leather Suit
Case, suitable for man or wo-
man S!".ov
"a Sl2.50 22-inch Brown Cowhide
Gladstone, cloth lined. .$7.95
($) $3.50 24-inch Black Suit Case
cloth lined, leather straps and
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BULGARIAN PRINCE
VISITS PRESIDENT
Cyril Leaves This Afternoon
for New York After Brief
Stay Here.

Prince Cyril Of Bulgaria, brother OF
King Boris and heir-apparent to the
Bulgarian throne, who has been in
Washington since Monday, was to leave
this afternoon for New York, whence
he will sail for Europe after three
month stay in America.
Prince Cyril called at the White
House to pay his respects to President
Hoover yesterday and later in the day
called on Judge John Barton Payne,
chairman of the American Red Cross.
The prince explained that his call to
Judge Payne was an expression OF graft
tude on his part and that of King Boris
for relief work done by the Red Cross
In his country. He explained that Judge
Payne and King Boris were personal
friends and that during a recent trip
to Bulgaria Judge Payne fell i'll and
was taken to the royal palace by the
King and kept there until he recov-
cred.
The prince said his main interests in
this country were motoring and
aviation and that he had spent most
Of his time on the trip at Detroit
examined American methods of manu-
featuring automobiles. The prince did
not know word of English when he set
foot in America and is very proud of his
ability to speak it. He now has a large
vocabulary and speaks the language
easily with q strong accent. He said
that he was fond Of America and would
come back "as soon as can get away
again.
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work. The ensemble, "Nocturne," In
which youthful, talented Louis Pot
ter, IT., played the melody first on
the cello, echoed gracefully by Mrs.
Raymond B. Dickey, well-known vio-
liniSt, on her lovely-toned new violin,
with Mrs. Turley full-voicing 1t even
more completely at last while Mrs.
Adair played the balancing piano part,
IS q distinctive, beautiful work. It was
charmingly done, and won spontaneous
applause.
The audience approved the excel
lent singing Of two light songs, Romeo
In Georgia and "Old Bill Blur" by
Herman Fakler. This young BARI
tone not only has a beautiful natural
voice. admirably produced and with ex-
cellent tone placement, but his artistry
has steadily grown until his singing last
night was worthy of the finest artist on
the concert stage today. He easily
made both these songs his own.
Long established Soloists, frequently
heard on programs, who gave other solo
numbers last night, were Dorothy Sher-
man Pierson. soprano; Newton Hammer,
tenor, and Mabel Linton Williams. pian-
list. Mary Apple and William Shanahan
showed fine coordination Of toilal blend
and style in their singing of the duet,
1.-THE Shadows of the Evening Hours. "
The Vermont Avenue Christian Church
choir. William Braithwaite, director.
and the Chaminade Glee Club, Esther
Linkins, director, won much applause
for their good choral work and appeared
to special advantage when singing
jointly In the finale, 1.-THE Old Road
one of Mr.. SCOTS own favorites -
charming, lifting number with rich
melody and individuality. It was inter-
esting to learn from Mr. Scott that this
song was dedicated to the memory of
two great Danes who were his constant
companions for many years in tramp
ing that "old road" HF