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Nogales international., 1930-05-20
CHEW VHg(DLET SIX
CHESHIRE BROS. MOTOR CO.
Phone SO 243 Morley Ave.
SMOOTHNESS AT Low COST

hart, MFR. and Mrs. w. j. Macgregor
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Miller, Mr. ano
Mrs. John Jund, Jake Rochlin
James Manson, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Chatham, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j
Mitchell. All reported an excellent
time shown them by the hosts OF
the Old Pueblo.
w*&#*#m*
The Woman's Club rooms were
bright with a variety of flowers Sat-
urdsy, when the last benefit bridge
party of the club year was given,
Mrs. W. j. Mitchell heading the hos
pitable group of hostess for the af-
ternoon. Prizes for bridge were
awarded, following the serving of
dainty five o'clock tea, those winning
being: Mrs. Besse, Mrs. George Mac
Donald, Mrs. w. H. Farrell.
m##*##m
Friday night the Adobe Staff act
ed as hosts at most enjoyable pic
mic. Hosts for the evening were:
Maybelle Karns, Alma Williams,
Claudio Alvarez Tostado, Horacio
and Alexander Lineiro, Alfred Kerr,
Mary Williams, Otto Bird, Mary
Gambee, George Lowe, William Iba-
IRA. Guests were: Margaret Elias,
Helen Karana, Armando Flores, Bill
Nogales international., 1930-05-20

In selecting Iow-priced car, bear
these all-important facts in mind:
The new Chevrolet is q SIX-and
offers all the smoothness, fexibility
and durability of a 50-horsepower
valve-in-head sis-cyiinder motor.
The new Chevrolet is the only car
Offering the style, comfort and
safety of Body by Fisher at such
low prices.
Nogales international., 1930-05-20

| ly Tidwell, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. West
erland, Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Mitchell,
Miss Edith Ward, Miss Magdelena
Espinoza.
m****mM
Mrs. Bert Smith is visiting in
Globe this week.
*#hm***
Miss Sophie johnson is here from
Bisbee, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Fred Gilmore, of Washington Street.
Sunday young Robert Lee enter
tanned friends in his neighborhood
Tat an enjoyable picnic. A weiner
roast at Sleepy Hollow was preceded
by swimming and games. Those pre-
sent were: Luis Ibarra, Enrique Iba-
rra, Rudolfo Guerrero, Searle Miller,
Robert Lee, Jr., Mrs. r. E. Lee.
"#H#%#&
Mrs. Andrew Bettwy was hostess
to the members of the Business and
Professional Womans Club Wednes-
day evening last, at her home on
Morley Bridge was the divertiSSe-
ment for the evening, Mrs. T. E.
Garter winning high score and Mrs.
Audrey Saunders consolation. The
list of those present included: Mrs.
Patterson, Mrs. T. E. Carter, Mrs.
Nogales international., 1930-05-20
ERIDGE TEA


Mrs. w. F. Tolley was charming
hostess the past week at two bridge
teas-one on Friday and the other
on Saturday The rooms in which
tables were arranged for bridge were
frightened by exquisite garden
iblooms of defphiniuu1s and snap
dragons. Bright taIlies fUrthered the
;springtime motif chosen by the hos
tess, and delectable refreshments
were served late IN the afternoon.
On Saturday, prizes fer scores were
awarded Mrs Harry Farrior, Mrs.
[Frank Duffy and Mrs. Robert Lam
ley. The guest list follows: Mrs. R..
IT. Frazier, MRS j. " Robins, Mrs.
r.. E. Lee, Mrs. Glenn 1arker, Mrs.
Frank Carroon, Mrs. Robert Laney,
Mrs. II. r. GSisk, Mrs. Frank Duffy,
Mrs. j. Lindsey Patton, Miss Fran
ces Burlinson, Mrs. H. Davison, Mrs.
Leslie Yeti, mrs George Nichols,
Mrs. R. NJ. Csousar, Mrs. Ren Colt
mall, .FG.s. A. j. Mitchell, Mrs. H.
C. Wayte, Mrs Don MCPHERSON,
Mes. F. s. Edmonson.
On Saturday Mrs. Louis Hudgin,
Mrs Harry Karns and Mrs. George
Nichols were the lucky winners of
pretty prize awards. Mrs. j. c. To-
vrea and Mrs. Davison we1e tea
guests. Others inHita6Ntc enjoy ,%:rs.
'Tolley's hospitality for the after
noon were: Mrs. II. j.. .kariis Mrs.
Louis z1kldgin, Mrs. w. a. W'C0nnor,
Mrs. Leslie Yott, Mrs. w. E. Car
room, Mrs Herbert Chatham, Mrs.
r. M. .Cousar, Mrs. c.. d. Nichols.
kris. 'Wilrnoth Kelsey, Mrs. Z. Il.
Mitchell, Mrs. F. E. MeSterland, Mrs.
Maud Williams.
COMPREHENSION
Miss 5DaliHa CalhONal r2bNrned TO
Tucson Monday after spending the
week end visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. z.
S. E6sa0nsQn.
3tAkHM#&
Mrs. j.. a. Cumming Left Saturday
morning ln her roadster to drive to
Los Angeles, Mkere she Will spend
the surnaoaer..
&Ss-%
Mrs. A. A. BalrM2nd and Mrs. VII
ham Wass1i&ge left Sunday morning
by motor for Los Angeles for >the
SlSaImer months.
Nogales international., 1930-05-20

Audrey Saunders, Miss Pearl Mar
leau, Miss Eta Mae Lewis, Mrs.
Ellis Stoltz, Mrs. j. j. Harris, Mrs.
Charles FRAZIER.
Nogales international., 1930-05-20

four long semi-elliptic springs, four
Lovcjoy hydraulic shock absorb
ers, completely enclosed four-wheel
brakes, a modern pump method
of fuel supply with the gas tank in
the rear, adjustable drivers seat,
Fisher non glare windshield and
twin-bear1 headlar1ps.
See your nearest Chevrolet dealer
today. Learn for yourself why it's
Nogales international., 1930-05-20
MEXICAN SUPPER

Mrs. John Phillips and Mrs. Har-
ry Farrior were joint hostesses at
delightful Mexican buffet supper at
the Phillips home on Crawford
Nogales international., 1930-05-20

And the new
Chevrolet is the
emily car in its
Geld with this
great cOnbina-
niOn of modern
engineering ad-
VanCemcnt is:
Nogales international., 1930-05-20
BRIDGE-LIJNCHEON

On Friday, Mrs. Craig Pottinger
was hostess to the members Of her
bridge e-luncheon club. After a de-
licious 1aacheon was served, the Ia
dies enjoyed cards, Mrs. A. w. He
gemeyer and Mrs Cecil Cooke win
ming prizes for scores. Those playing
were: Mrs. Walter Holm, Mrs. Ce-
Gil Cooke, Mrs. Earl Segar, MRS. A.
w. Hegemeyer, Mrs. w. w. Was
nidge, Mrs. L. L. Odle, Mrs. Andrew
Bettwy, Mrs. Craig Pottinger. Mrs.
Earl Segar will entertain the club
this week. Mrs. William Wasnidge
received surprise shower of hand
kerchiefs before the end Of the af-
fair, as a farewell gesture of the
club
#*#%Ana&#&A*
MI. and Mrs. I. H. Shannon arriv-
ed Friday evening to spend a short
time visiting Mrs. Shannons parents
Mayor and Mrs H. j. Karns.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-09

Is French Novelty Braceletsj
gilt and colored enamel finish:
Were $40. Now. SO
9 French Novelty Bracelets
gilt and colored enamel finish;
modernistic designs. Were 81:
now ............s'' '''SO
? Novelty Braceletsi gilt finish:
We're $40. Now. ..$S
Novelty Bracelets gilt and col
ored enamel. Were $lZ.
Now ................. SO
1 Novelty Bracelets gIlt and
back cnamei nnisn. Was si0;
2 novelty Braceietsi gilt rnlsn.
with mutation blue STONES:
Were $IU. now. 80
2 Novelty Necklacesj gilt 1nlsn,
mooernlstlc design. were SIo;
NOW ....-....... $he
/ Bracelet TO match above
neckIace. Was Sl1. Now ~
? Giit-nnIsh Bracelets, wltn iml-
tation stones. Were Sl2. =.
NOW ............... $50. 30
1 Novelty Bracelets gilt finish:
WAS so. NJ&.. -
8 Frencn Novelty Neckiaeesi sill
-IInIsneo cnaIn; limitation
coIoreu sIone penoanls. were
60. NOW - - ~
2 rrencn Novelty NeckIaCesj
clouueu crystal ana metal
with marcasiIe. were sAO.
NOW 49, 49,. ~
1 french Novelty NeeAiacei sII-
yer nnisn; large mutation
onyx penoant. was Slo. 90.
1 french Novelty Necklace,
penuant style; sllver-nnlsned
cham; imitation C iored
stone. was 81. Now. IS
1 Gold and French Enamel
Necklace, pendant styIe' set
with amethyst ana coral
stones. was SIS. Now. .x35
/ Goia -finisn Necklace, pendant
style; real stone pendant
tcarnelian and chrysoprase).
Was sl2.50. Now. $3.50
NY1,,w, Y.,,,wx Avetw IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-09

1 Oval SILK Shade for Junior
Lamp. rust with gold lining.
Was $50. Now. IS
I Junior Velvet Shade, red with
peach lining. Was $50.
Now SIS
I 1S-inch Amber Parchment
Shade, with flower print.
Was $3.50. Now. $3.50
4 l8-inch Parchment Paper
Shade, with bands of null
berry coloring. Was $3.50.
Now $3.50
2 If-ineh Parchment Shades.
flower designs: rose and
green. Were $3.50. Now $3.50
I Metal 2-Hght Candle Floor
Lamp. Was $3.50. Now 1895
LAMPS. SEVENTH FLOOR,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-09
Novelty Jewe1ry Reduced

1 Novelty Necklace, carved crys-
tai and silver pendant set
With marcasite stones. was
3 Novelty Necklacesi . carved
crystal. and ! clouded crystal,
on silyer-f1niShed mounting.
were sl2. Nov. ;...;S
crystal with pendant, i silver
finished choker filigree design.
Perfume Bottle and Metal
Stand. Was $3.50. Now $5.25
I Black and Silver Jewelry Box.
Was SIS. Now. $40
1 Black and silver Finished
Vanity Tray. Was 50. Now 81
/ MOdernistic Powder Box, with
glass container. Was $1,000.
1 siiver-iini;;hed shoe Horn:
1 Silver finished shoe Hook.
8 sterlins Silver Finger Rings.
with imitation colored stones:
Were $3.50. Now. Sc
/ Rhinestone and Crystal Pin.
was $50: Now; $50
castle stones. Were Sc. Now 81
pendant style; silver finish;
colored enamel design on
pendant. Were SO. Now. SO
I Novelty Necklace, imitation
blue crystal pendant on sill
ver-flnished chain. Was So:
Now ...,............ "a
/ Novelty Necklace, crystal pen
dant on silver finished chain.
Was $3.50; Now. ~
. Novelty Pins. set with mar.
10 Real stone Necklaces, as
sorted colors. Were $l4.
Now .S0.75
3 Real Stone Necklaces, as
sorted colors. Were 81.
NOW .................. .SN'O
IL Real Stone Necklaces. as
sorted colors. Were $i2.
NOW ...,,..........s 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-09
Lamps and Shades Reduced
All Slightly S0iled or Damaged

1 1s-inch Parchment Shaee. tan
with Gotr1 SriDts. Was
sS.SO. NoW owl. ;rs..:..AS
Men ment snaoe. was sl2'9 e
/ Parchment Bed Lamp, floral
deco tion. Was $3.50.
Now ................. So. so
2 1O-ineh Banded Parchment
Shades. Were 81. Now. 81
3 10-inch ANTIQUE Parchment
Shades, with etched designs.
Were $3.50. Now. 81
2 Metal 2-light Junior Lamps.
Were $3.50. Now. So. 9J
I Metal Bridge Lamp. Was
$3.50. Now 81. 95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-09
Rugs-Great1y Reduced

1 American Oriental Reprodue.
ton of Fine Persian Rug, size
9xl2. Was $i65. Now. .S119.15
/ Fine Quality Worsted wilton
Rug, size 9x12. Was s135.
NOW .............,.... S50.5O
1 Good Quality Wool wilton
Rug, size 9xl2. Was $3.50.
NOW ..,............. .Sao.OU
4 Fine Quality oval Chenille
Rugs, size 3x6. Were sl3.75.
NOW $3.50
1 Fine Quality oval Chenille
Rug, size 30x60. Was $9.75.
NOW .............. $3.50
l Imported Oval Wool Chenille
Rus, size 3x6. Was s24.75:
NOW ...........,... .$10.I5
J Wool wilton Rug, size 27x54.
Was S11. Now. .S7.95
1 Oriental Rug, size 9xl2. Was
Sl95. Now. .xl45
2 Oriental Rugs, average size
36x6. Were S32. so. Now Sails
I High-grade Chinese Rug. size
212x5. Was S47.50. Now. $3.50
9 High grade Chinese Rugs, size
3x5. Were $50. so. Now. $50. so
1 High-grade Chinese Rug. size
3x6. Was s72.50. Now. 1855
1 High-grade Chinese Rug. size
2I7x5. was $3.50. Now. .s28.5 so
! washable C b EMIL Rugs.
Were $3.50. Now. .A.10
RuCS FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-09
Women's Evening Dresses. $22

Were $3.50 and SAC so. 20 Formal evenint
parent velvet. panne velvet. tulle and lame
IL Women's Dresses, for street, dinner and
evening wear. Transparent velvet,
printed crepe. light weight worstede.
Sizes "a to A.. Were s25 and $3.50.
A'OW Sio's"
10 Dresses, group includes evening. after
noon. street and sports frocks OF chif-
ION, velvet, satin, crepe and georgette.
One of a kind. Sizes "a. 50 and AZ.
Were $3.50 and $42.50. Now. .e1S.5S
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-09

dresses. slightly mussed from handling. Trans
Pastel colors and few blacks. Sizes "a TO 90;
weight worsted, covert, nat crepe and
lame: Sizes "a to "A. Were $3.50 and
soSoO' hS 10 SIS.SO
Formal Evening Dresses, nat crepe.
panne velvet. chiffon, panne satin: In
pastel colors and eggsheI. Sizes 80 TO
a: Were $3.50 and s425e. Now: SIS: 50
Womens Dresses, one OF kind: Fat
80, &c. 40. 46. Were $3.50 and sls SO:
NOW .S0.OV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-09
Girls Coats. sos

Were $3.50 and se2.5o. . Girls Coats
Of tweed mixtures, fur trimmed Sizes
Girls Dresses of Jersey, crepe and
tweed. Sizes 2. and 10. Were sS.75
ne Girls Ensiiss Priipt Dresses. Size Size
3 Girls Tweed Goats. fur trimmed.
Size 10 and Il. Were SAG SO. Now. .$12:50
1 Girls Brown Leather Jacket. Size
10. was $3.50. Observation-Disclosures
Girls Jersey and Wool Crepe Dresses,
sizes Z, 9, 10. Were $40 and $3.50.
NOW -. ss'VV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-09

Oval Administer Rug, size AK
80. Was 1925. Now. =. $3.50
. Oval wilton Rugs, size ak
40. Were $3.50. Now. :. .e4.95
1 Oriental Rug, size 3x6. Was
1 Good Quality Wool Wilton
Rug, size sxi2. Was S65.
Heavy Qualify Seamless AK
minister Rug, size Okla. Was
2 ii moo NsS ';o oval Mo6:i; K1 1;Ss
size 27x54. Were $3.50.
1 imported oval Mohhaiir Rus,
size 30x60. Was s22.50.
1 Conscieum Rug, IMPERFECT;
size 9x12. Was $l0.75.
/ Scotch Wool Art Rug, size s'i Ok
IL. Was S2l so. Now. ..S1l.95
Kieariiax Rug, size Okla. Was
SAC. Now. ...............S $3.50
20 Door Mats. Were sl.25.
4 Fine Qualify Carpet SAMPLES.
n f,nishsd en- sr 3; REP pRSdI
Short Lengths Of Linoleurn, up
to 10 SQUARE yards. REDUCED
one ONE THIRD RE G U r
Short Lengths Of CARPET. RE-
DUCED ONE-THIRD REGU-
LAR PRICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-09
Bandeaux and Garter
Belts. Soc

Were 75c and 81. so; satin and
crepe de chine belts; sizes 26, 80
and 80. Dainty Bandeaux; sizes
80, "a and So.
n Longtime Brassieres; with Earters
attached. OF fne net and pink broad
cloth. Sizes 81. So. 80. AZ and -;
Were 80 and $2.50. Now. ...... S1.40
LonE-baek, Longtime Brassieresi OF
pink swami, with lace tops. Evening
models. Sizes 20 and AZ. Were $3.50:
8 white satin Foundations. with lace
tops. Boneless models. Sizes SO, 20
and a. Were si0.50. Now. ..... $5.s5
An-oyer Lace Corset Br assieresi bone
less models. Sizes 40 and a.. Were
$3.50. NOW. 1913
3 .ace-top Compactsi broche hip Sec
tions, well reinforced. Sizes 3d. 81 and
81. Were SIS. Now. .$A.S0
CORSETS. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-09
Fine IeWe1ry Reduced

Lao /S"@
white Jade and R sss 9 SnT ch Sas +
/ Rose Quartz chOkeri with clasp;
vas Rose saa'S Su.T HG" choI.r. wa; " IS;
fU CRYSTAL and Amethyst chici:i. we:
Amethyst ch;ok;eri' with clasp. was
OS Green No" ONYX ana Crystal Choke;
Te cry sal C soE; was ii5. Now e:
suce Crystal u Chok.ii'si. Were s IS
fV Crystal choker. was sa5. Now $3.50 $3.50
l. Crystal and Green Onyx ch .ss e
VS. Jade :aI and N Soid Bead ohel.r. Va, Ws:
iit c4s.t.i T1 and Amethyst. ichoi;sr. was
i1e e.rn %IS chsteI::, Was ..s: Now SIS
sth diamonds ndS oDas WAS 81 Now We2e
~ Pl.t hSm top Bracelet, set with SAP:
Ph iii.ra We White Gold PiIli.. Brace 1so
let. set with green onyx. Was sss;;
fV Coral Bracelet. Was sis. Now. $40 SO
strap watch; with gold-filled case;
wf fir sa7 ssl.p WA Watches, with i4ka Ts
zoe f,s dnsf STRAP W.leS, With sold-hiiss
hl Ia ease1 Vas .an .assC. eh Now 'n sosH
I, Watch and LIGHTERS "as is" was
iV Watch H Bracelets. were SIS. Now S' 81
2 Sterling Perfume Flssks. Were s.:
f0G Gold:ind-En.n.ii Charm: was '' 81; |?
] Gold-and.Ena;mniel Charm was sill 50:
s..oi$S .nd-ESami.i Charms. Wsss
FINE JEwEIRY, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-09
Girls Sweaters, $1.75

caTdisans and siip-ons: nand esobroid-
cred in gay and youthful colors. Size 4;
Is Girls Garter Belts; narrow and
Tadium models. Were $3.50; Now. :sc
81 Girls Cotton Combin atoms; kiddy
prints. Short-sleeve. elastic-knee STYLES.
Sizes 4 to 10. Were $l.95. Now. 81. eS
Is Girls Baronet Satin trayOn) Slips;
with scalloped hens. Tan. navy, and
black. Sizes ~ and IA. Were $2eS:
Girls; Baronet Satin irayonj slips;
tan. navy; and black. Sizes IL and j..
5 suede cloth Lumber Jackets; blue
only. Sizes ?, and s. Were Sc.
pair: Girls Glow. silk shorts; striped
designs; Sizes IL to is. Were 1926
Girls Woo. cardiran:; and slip-oS
Sweaters; plain colors and fancy de-
signs. Sizes 30, 80 and SO. Were
s's Girls MORE. Gecrr:tt: ana Lace Lace
Brassieres. Sizes "a and 80. Were
si.5o and isS. Now. ..:.....:... s5e
crepe de chine. Sizes 81 and 80. were
T. Gir HG~' Three-pi.e., Sport: Tr sssI
skirt and Jacket, with fancy-weave
tuck-in sweater: Brown. Size u:
a Giri. ' Gord%T % Robes; lined s ana
tailored. Sizes 10 and IL. Were IS.
Girls Peach Crepe Nc.iiire.;' marsboI
trimmed Size Is. Was $25. Now S12 so
1 3-piece LounEing Pajama Ensemble;
trousers and coat of pansy silk, multi
colored blouse. Size l8. Was s29. so.
Cy.,:; EnrnIsHincs EoI,.r,, n, S 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-09
Service Plates, s.

Were S4.25 each. IL French china
plates in soft flower colors with
gold tracings.
10 Syracuse China Soup Plates. Were
3l.20 each. Now. ..................7 5c
10 Pottery Flower Holders. Were 75c
each Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. csc
8 China Wafie Sugar Sifters. Were 81.
/ Pottery Elephant; cas- is" was
s3.e5. Now s.. so
Pottery Elephant; las Is" Was
SITS. Now ................. 81
/ Green STANCE Pottery Vase. Was IS.
] Aiabaster Bust. was s22 so. Now $40
Figure of Lady; of italian ala.
Odds and Ends Of Open stock Dinner
ware. Fancy China. and Pottery;
greatly reduced tomorrow.
CHINA FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-09
Bunches of Violets. 81

Were $3.50. Bunches Imported
Violets. Slightly SOILED.
ia White Gardenias. slightly
SOILED. Were soc. Now. .15c
White Double Gardenias, slightly
SOILED. Were 81. Now. -. soc
Is Pink Single Gardenias, import
ed. SOILED. Were 81. Now. soc
TRIMMING AND BUTTONS
AISLE 81, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-09
Odd Beverage Glasses, 1Oc

500 specially priced pieces
small lots and odds-and-ends. Rose,
green and amber included in the
group: seven STYLES.
sColored Glass Pitchers. Special. =. 81
Novelty Glass Vases. Were -. Now
Coiored Glass Mayonnaise Set, with
encrusted silver band. Was sl2. Now s.
I Colored Glass Sugar and Cream Set.
Was $40. Now. ..................,..$S
EV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-09

Were H2S.5O and $3S.5U
trimn. ed with American
Junior Misses Dresses OF taffeta and
silk tweed. Sizes Is and II. Were
$3.50 to $29.5O Now &1O.7S
2 Junior Misses White GeOrgette Dresses.
Slightly SOILED. Suitable for gradua-
ton dresses. Sizes IS ana H. Were
$2BoO. NOW ...s..........@S S
JUNIOR MISSES, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-09
Luggage Reduced
Victro1a- Radio. $50

Was $685.. Victrola and Radio
Combination, reduced for Friday
Radio Cabinets. Were &65. Now S25
I Saxophonic Phonograph. Was SIS.
j Pathex Projeetor Was ssS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-09
Sporting Goods Reduced

Dog Collars. size II. Were 81
DOG Harness. size il. was i So
] Dog Harness, size is was = IS i;
Dog Blanket size 10. was $50 q
pairs Fooibaii Elbow Pads. sH 10 3
w1 Rsish E Wsrs 81 Nov Nov w., SO. &c
2 Beach Basket Balls, "as is" Were
J. Golf Rain Jackets, jso1IEDi. Were were
! pair Bs.k.t6ail Shoes, ;sii;e: liz liz.
Golf Pas 1,iiinDe;r top and pocket:
Womsn.s Gsa BAG. upper top Si and
Burke Mashie Iron. Was ss.25:
Burk,. Mid sa:hies. We're ere. S. 81
LADY Burke MashIe-Niib;Iiicii: was $" q; z
j MeGreGor Ma;hie.Nibiiiick.' was $50 80"
/ Kro1don sammy Iron. wa; $50 $50
Mesreror' Rra;:ie.' Was SIS. Now Il
MeGresor Brassie. Was So SO
5 pairs ic. skates, las is" size; 3
10 lnl2. We've $50. Now. ...... 1sc
pairs Ice Skates. size 10. size
loia. size III. AS Is" Were lbs
1 pair Ice skates, size ill., as is =
Y. S. signal Corps Field Induction
Ielegraph Set. Was $3.50 Now IS
Aute Lunch Kit, las is" Was $40
-. =. -. ..,.... ..... -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-09
Toys Greatly Reduced

q Composition Dolls. Were $3.50.
Sitting Buliidcss. were s9.ss.
i LARGE Buiidos. was is.so. Now $3.50
: Small Soft Bonser Dolls. Were 81 IS.
i Imported Glider A:iopian.;: wee ERE
II M.eSanIeai Aeropianes. We're Soc SOC
9 Pull toy Aeropianes. Were 81.
9 Dan-D Flyer Aeropianes. Were ST.
: Metal Construction AeropIane Sets Is
J. German Monopiane. was So. SO.
j ocean Liner. rs inches; in length b.
Was $3.50. Now. Sis
2 Mechanical Power stations. Were S.
2 Kinssbury Autos. coupe and sedan.
Were 50 so Now. .............. Sf.5O
l. Dinkie Bowling Game. was s2:2s
: Junior Golf Games. Were $50
:. Games. boxes broken. We're So
h. M:sign:;;is. Set Se:i.d Bbiio s'i:s
Ia yelie rla-Kla Sets, broken boxes:
2; were $3.50 Now sc
2 Cnmpo AT sets. were 81. Now s scs
Blue Bassinettes. Were So so.
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Infants Sweater Suits
S3.75 Were $3.50

6; apiece Suits reduced for clearance.
- Infants ~Teethins Bands. Were sc sc
Tan Cioth Coat. 2-year size. was
Tan Hat to match. Was $3.50.
Handmade Pillowcases. Were "a
Infants Cashmere saeaues. hand
Infants Pink sweaters. Were So.
nov ..'..' .Sl.SO
ket Cloth. Were $3.50 to 5000:
Now ...,.,.:.... :....;.. .Sla5
I Pink Wool Carriage Robe with appli-
que design was SIS So Now SAX
I Infants, silk BSnting,; hand ouil.ed.
Infants Creme de Chine CarriaGe
Robes, hand embroidered. Were s22s
NOW :. StsOV
INFANTS FURNISHINGS
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See additional Remnant Day offerings in
foday's edition of the Washington Times


Millinery SdlOn HdtS, p
IS Dress Hats: soleils, velvets.
Off-the-face styles and clever little
turbans and caps.
10 Hats. Reduced to-. ........$ $40
MILLINERY SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
Hats Reduced to y
IS soleils, felts and velvets: attrac-
tive models in all head sizes for
women and misses.
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
Girls Hats, 81
Were IS, $3.50 and $40. 50; of
velour, soleil and velvet. In black,
navy, green, tan and blue Some
for little girls; some for older girls.
80 Felt Hats and Velvet Tams for
school wear. In black, navy, green,
red and tan. Were S.75, SIS and
70 ' Brushed Wool and Plain Knit
Scarf and Cap Sets. In gay colors
for the Riddles. were $s75.
S JUNIOR MILLINERY, FOURTH FLOOR.
Small Boys Shorts, 75c
shorts. yr ; sis:p Blue. q pairs and ss:
= Is.. s" and T sss Size: ns''
d IL sI. 81. i:' 1;:f:. We're " 'f'P
and broadcloth Tan, blue, and brown
Sizes .. 1 and years. Were 81 to
$50 pair. Now. .25c
Ii small Boys wash suits; of cham
bray, linen and gingham. Sizes q. 3,
and years. Were 81 to 81 Now 95c
Boys Tams and Caps; Of tan camels
hair cloth and novelty tweeds. Sizes
Sc, 6A, SIS, 6h, 6ss and ga. Were
$3.50; Now; SO, Ssc
and tan. Were So to $3.50. Now. csc
Double-breasted Tweed Goats; sizes
and l. Were $1675 Now. $3.50
8 pairs Suede LeEgings; copen, French
blue, and red. Sizes 2, ., and g
Were S. Now. .SI.Uo
I1rvrN1IE AprAREI Fourth FLOOR.
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Glaze Fruit, s. box

Were IS. II Filled Lacquer Boxes.
Is Birch Bark Canoes. Were 75c.
Jars Preserved Ginger. "as is"
Were $3;75 Now. Sc
81 pounds Grape Cordials. Were SOC
chocolate Trees. Were i5c. Now. Sc
2S dozen Chocolate Balls. Were SOC
ii ChocoIate Santa Clauses, as follows:
eli were SOC. Now. ...............2 ESQ
81 were 81. Now. soc
IS, were 35c. Now. .............2 zoe
10 5-pound Boxes Assorted Chocolates.
s-pound Fancy Wooden Boxes AS
serted GIace Fruit. Were $40. Now 81
CANDIES, AISLE is, FIRST FLOOR.
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THE Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Baby Carriages Reduced

I Pullman Carriage. ecru trimmed in
brown. Reversible body and artillery
/. Eeru Pullman Carriage. artillery
wheels and adjustable back. Was
Tan Combination STROLLER. Adjustable
front and back. Was s27. so. Now 500
I Orchid Stroller, with cert running
gear and artillery wheels. Was sl3 So.
RApY CAnnrAcrs Ennnrrr III con
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Handkerchiefs, Special, 35c storn
30 Dozen specially Friday Dainty squares
hand embroidery applique
HANDRERcHrErs AISLE 10. FLOOR.
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Home Frocks. 1926 Were ss4
Junior Misses Tweed Coats, 81

Goats, tweed mixtures,
opossum. Sizes IL and Is.
Junior Misses Dress Coats. Tan, with
SKUNK trimming Sizes Is and H. Were
%uSOV. Now. .......s.... &Sv.b0
Junior Misses Coats Of tweed mixtures
with caracul collars. Sizes Is and IS.
1 Dance Dress Of orchid chiffon. eise iB&
Was $3.50. Now. .e1e.50