davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The border vidette., 1930-03-01

the poor people OF tno OOnOEH
capital, where funeral service
were held Wednesday, interment
being in the city cemetery.
John M. Hughes has moved
into his bar and kitchen into his
handsome new quarters and is
now "at home" to the many
friends and patrons of The Cave
Club, now the most unique, at
tractive resort of it's kind on the
international border. From coast
to coast John Hughes is known
as prince of entertainers" a
square shooter who caters only
to people who are 0. K. E. J.
Rogers, keeper of stock and
custodian of the "wampum belt, D
is a past master in the art OF
keeping The Cave we'll supplied
with every thing"-foreign and
domestic-from original Panther
P aged in the woods, to choice
| wines from Italy and France
i Miss Vora Silver, is musical di
rector and charming hostess a.
The Cave which now is crowec
nightly by lovers of good eat:
and high class music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
NATIONAL APPROVAL
OF DIVORCES URGED
Conference on Uniform State
Laws Drafts and Approves
Act.


Blythe Associated Press.
CHICAGO, August IL. - Divorces
would be accepted nationally as legal
regardless of the grounds or what
State they are granted in, by an act
drafted and approved yesterday by tne
National Conference of Commissioners
on Uniform State Laws, sitting as
committee of the whole.
The committee decided 1t would De
impossible to determine uniform
grounds for divorce that would be ac-
ceptabIe to all States members point
ing out that Nevada allows divorces on
Ia grounds, New York on 2 and South
Carolina on none.
The act drafted today requires that
khe person seeking divorce must have
lived In the State where the divorce
As asked, for one year. Aside from
Ehis condition, States adopting the act
would recognize divorces granted In all
other States, no matter what the
grounds given. Final passage OF the act
and its recommendation for passage by
the various States today was generally
conceded.
Judge William M. Margest Of Har-
risburg, Pa, was elected president 70
succeed Judge Jesse A. Miller OF DeS
Moines, Iowa George A. Martin OF
Catlettsburg, KY, was made wee PreSi-
dent. John H. voorhees, of Sioux Falls,
s. Oak, and Bruce w. Sanborn OF st.
Paul, Mimi, were reelected secretary
and treasurer, respectively.
The conference voted to postpone
consideration until next year the uni
form acts on narcotics, absentee vot-
ing and public utilities.
= uniform sale-of-securities act was
adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
Thief SURPRISED
IN WARDMAN PARK
Resident Returns to Find
Burglar in Apartment.
Suspect Is Arrested.

Surprised by the unexpected return
Of Clarence Roderick to his apartment
at the Wardman Park Hotel, a jimmy
thief made q successful break for free
dom and escaped in a macl inc last
night after his plans to burglartze the
place were frustrated.
The owner OF the car used in the get
away, James B. williams, ir., rs years
old, of Ais Wisconsin avenue, was
arrested at his home shortly afterward.
but police intimated that the intruder
at the Roderick apartment Is an ac-
Quaintance OF the man in custody and
Williams is merely being held for in
vestigation.
Failing to observe that the door lead
ing into his rooms had been jimmied,
Roderick was taken aback when he
discovered q young man in the apart
ment.
what are you doing here?" Rod
Orick demanded.
The prowler explained that he had
been sent to the apartment by bell
boy. The man raced past Eoderlck
and fed before the latter could regain
his compoSure. He was seen entering
q machine and lookout was flashed
to all precincts in the city by No. IA
station.
The automobile was found to be the
property of Williams and he was taken
into custody when he appeared at his
residence.
1t was the second apartment entered
at Wardman Park within two weeks.
The rooms of Representative Luther A:
johnson of Texas were found ransacked
several days ago.
Police Of the fourteenth precinct
also were called upon to investigate
two other jimmy cases yesterday, one
at the apartment Of Thomas Wagga-
man. 5420 Connecticut avenue, and the
other at the suite of rooms occupied
by Mrs. Netty Fleming, 2700 Connecti-
cut avenue Nothing was found missing
at either place, police reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
Furniture at.
Rockboftont Prices!

(5) Summer Porch Chairs, with
eretonne or canvas COW &6 x
ering. Were $12.95. %O''O
~ Stick Reed Chair and ~
Table to match, orange finish.
Were $3.50 and $685. S0.05
Friday, each ......... W
go High back Hand woven
Fiber Chairs. with padded backs
and auto spring cushions. Grey
finish; cretonne cover ca Qh
ing Were STATS. Fri. ~O'~O
(6) Hand woven Fiber Rockers,
Kelley make; gray or tan, with
auto spring cushions
seats. Were $9.s5. FRI Is OK
120l End Tables and Windsor
ChairA mahogany finished.
ss;ss 70 sass: Friday $1.OO
only
(1O) End Tables and Windsor
Chairs, mahogany finished.
Slightly damaged. Were
s3.69 and 1895. Fri 81 80
day only ............. 49,
az I4x3O-in. Console Mirrors,
with heavy plate glass and ma
hogany frames. Slightly dam
aged. Were $685., Fri S1.05
day only ...........:.
90 Green Willow Chairs. Gre
tonne seats and backs. Rigid and
conf rtable. Were %2 OK
1895. Friday only. VO
Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
Boys!, Here Are
Wonderful Values

(9) Wool Caps. good colors.
Originally csc and $1.50. 1Qc
Friday only .......... ~
(47) Sun Suits. for tots to
4 years. Originally s9c. 1Qc
Friday only .........
(S9) Wash Suits. sizes 2, 3
and 4 years. Originally 11o
$3.50 and $1.95. Friday
(13) Shirts and BIouses, bro
ken sizes. Originally $1.00 40
and $3.50. Friday only. N
(2s) AI-WooI Bathing Suits,
small sizes. Originally 44c
$l.29. Friday only. .....
a. Small Boys Bathing Suits,
all wool. Sizes 2 and 8. 7O0
Originally $1.95. Friday ~
"a Khaki Shorts, size 16. 7Oo
Originally SIPS. Friday ~
(6) Khaki Aviator Suits, sizes
3, 4 and 5. Originally SQc
41.95. Friday only. .,... w
(21) jacquard Polo Shirts,
long-sleeve styles. Sizes 10 to
Is. Originally $l.95. Or
Friday only ...........
Isl Shaker Knit Sweaters.
sizes 10 and II. Orig C1 OK
inally $4.e5. Friday. ~A
~ Trench Coat, size
IA. Originally $5.95. 81 OK
Friday only .......... ~
(2) Hopsack Suits, size SO.
Originally $500. Fri &S M
day only .............
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
Curtoins-Auto Seat
Covers, Dr0pery
Materials and
AwninRs!

1OO yds.) Trimming Rem.
nants, including cretonne edgings,
chintz ruff1ing and binding. Reg
ularly 10c to zoe yard. Fri Do
day only, yard. ......... 80
(6) BiltmOre Auto Seat Covers,
for 1929 Whippet r-door.
Originally $3.50. FRI 81 QS
day only .............
Is, BiltmOre Auto Seat Covers,
for 1929 Nash sedan, Model 470.
Originally $685.. Fri e. OK
~ BiItmore Auto Seat Covers,
for 1880 Nash sedan, model 440.
Originally 1885. Fri S305
day only. .............
~ BiItmOre Auto Seat Covers,
for 1929 Nash sedan, Model 420.
Originally sls.sS. Fn- S305
lsSo yds.) Drapery Materials.
including glazed chintzes and
cretonnes in attractive colorings.
Originally soc to soc yard. CQc
Friday only, yard. ......
(15O prs.) Ruined Curtains. of
cream wolfe trimmed with touches
of color. Double ruined valance
and tie-backs. Originally
SITS to $l.95. Friday or.
pair s...............s
(2) Custom made Awnings
brown and tan stripe; 30 IT.
wide, with 4.6-ft. drop and asst.
extension. Oragina lily Ct 40
$5.2e. Friday only. ~~ss~
90 Custom made Awnings,
brown and tan stripe; 2.S-ft.
wide, with 4.9-ft. drop and asst.
extension. Origina lily Ct 40
$5.43. Friday only. VA
~ Custom made Awnings,
brown and white; 8 IT. wide, with
Aft. drop and asst. extension.
Originally 1897. Friday 6Qc
only
az Custom Made Awning, tan
and brown; 90 it. wide, with 81
IT. drop and Aft. extension.
Originally $13. Friday G. S0
only ................ ~0'oO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
Basement Store Bargains

(225) RayOn UndergarmentS,
blcomers, panties and step-ins,
In pink, peach and green, Small
and medium sizes. Were 2O~
soc. Friday only ........ wv
(106 prs.) WOmen's Shorts, Of
broadcloth or dimity; plain and
striped. Sizes 20 to SO. 1O0
Were soc. Friday only. :. @/N
(75) Tots Dresses, dotted
swiSses and organizes, many
datntily lace trimmed. Sizes 2 TO
9. Were $l.ce. Friday Ct %
only ........s........
(46) Muslin Undertakings, slips
and combinations, lace trimmed
and embroidered. Sizes 2 to
years. Were soc. Friday 2Oo
100 prs.) ChiIdren's Play SAN
dals, also oxfords Of patent leath-
er and calf. Tan and black; bro
ken sizes. Were csc. Fri R7O
day only ...............
(25) Girls Dresses; ensemble
effects Of fiat crepe with rayon
trim. Sizes 2 and 8. Were CT
$50. Friday only ........ va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14

(75) Summer Hats, smart feltS,
straws, silks and sheer hair
braids. White and wanted Sum-
mer colors. Originally E0C
$1.95. Friday only -. wv
(5O) Boys Wash Suits. tailored
of good quality broadcloth; most
" fancy patterns. Sizes
3 to 5. Were SOC. Fri 1Qc
day only ,...............
(6O) Mems BrOadcloth Shirts,
collar attached and neckhand
styles; fancy patterns. Sizes IL
to II. Were 81. Friday AQr
only
(25O) Boys wash Knockers, Of
khaki, gray crash and natural
linen; sizes to 16. Were 70
81. Friday only .... ~
(7s) Boys BrOadcloth BIouses.
plain and fancy patterns. Sizes
6 to IS. Were 49c. Fri SSo
day only ................ ~
(76) Wash FrOcks, sheer dimi-
ties and prints In pretty colors.
Attractive styles for both women
and misses. Were &l.S9. 7SN
Friday only ............ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
Buy These to Store
AWay Until Next
Summer!

~ SIT. Awning. g *
Was $1,000. Friday. %o''O
90 Window Awnings. O0o
Were $149. Friday only NV
81 eft. Awnings. 81 S0
Were $11.50. Friday. %' Nv
~ l2-ft. Awning. S1275
Was $22.75. Friday ~AO
(I) 12-ft. Awning. S1O75
Was $18.25. Friday ~A0O
t2) Awnings. Were
$9.75 and $1,000. FRI Gh *
day only .....s.......
90 Window Awnings. Were
$3.50 and IS. Friday S!1.7S
only .............:..
90 Aft. and S It. Stat Shades.
Were ss46 to ss'7'' S1.05
(9) Stat Shades, 6 and z feet.
Were 1895 to $4.s5. 50 OK
Friday only .......... ~
(9) 6-ft. and SIT. Stat Shades.
Were $5.75 and $5.95. &2 x
Friday only ..........
VA! !n ST.: 3 :, Stat sr Shades. $5.75
az left. Stat Shades. &S 7S
Were $7.96. Friday. %
81 eft. and left. Stat Shades.
w y,;S., s sn,s and ''.7'' $3.50
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14

(15O prs.) Children's Shoes,
black patent feathers and brown
calfskins; broken size ranges.
Originally $i.S5 to $2.49. Ct On
Friday only ........... ~O
case prs.) Women's Shoes,
taken from our better lines. In
GLIDING satinS, patents, kid and
calfsl<ins. in black, brown, blue,
blonde and red. Broken sizes.
Originally $2.S9 and Gil
$S.19. Friday only. ~A'AO
(5O) Girls Sun Tan Dresses Of
soft pique, sleeveless and with
f1ared or pleated skirts. Sizes Z,
8 and 10. Were sec. Fri 2O0
day only ................ wv
(30l Girls Summer Frocks of
organdie, wolfe and difnity, plain
or Powered. Sizes to ii. QQ~
Were $1.29. Friday only. Wv
(10) Suk Skirts Of crepe de
chine pleated on bodice tops.
Green only. Sizes 10 70 40. Ct
Were &1.e5. Friday only. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
Look What the
Junior Can S0Ue!

(5) Jr. Misses Ensembles,
suede coats with silk crepe dresses
to match. Ideal for early Fall.
Sizes - to 10. Were GO OK
$3.50. Friday only. ~
(30) Jr. Misses Spring Coats,
with capes or scarfs and fitted
or belted lines. Black, tan, red,
green. Sizes Is to 10. GH *
Were $3.50. Friday VoO
(2I) Jr. Misses Play Suits, Of
pongee or linen; with shirts,
shorts and skirts-white and
colors. Were $685.. Fri @ *
day only ............
(15) Jr. Misses Dresses, crepes,
chiffons and georgettes-attrac-
tive affairs with capes, short
sleeves and interesting details.
Sizes 13 to 10. Were g %
$I0.75. Friday only. pO'S<
(25) Jr. Misses Jackets and
Coats, of crepe and flannel.
Ideal for sports wear.
Sizes 10 to 10. Were CT OK
$5.95. Friday only. %A'>O
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
BOY ADMITS KILLING
BROTHER IN MYSTERY
Posse Led to Body Sought Two
Days, and Verdict Of Accident
- Il Given by Coroner.
wy ne Associated Press.

~ NE Associated Press
McGRATH, MINI; August IA
kwo-day search for e-yeer Jack
kfahley, missing from his hume since
last Monday noon, was brought TO an
unexpected climax yesterday when the
lads 10-year-old brother led posse
20 the body and admitted having shot
him.
Breaking down suddenly yesterday
morning after having directed posse
of $50 men in an opposite direction
from his brothers body for the last two
days, Nels Marley. IT., led Z. r. Lyman,
deputy game warden 70 the body and
confessed having shot Jack Monda.
afternoon accidentally"
A verdict OF accidental death was re-
turned shortly after the body was
found by Z. Z. seavey, Aitkin County
coroner, who declared that the shoot
ang was purely accidental"
After the shooting Nels. with the
assistance Of a 6-year-old brother,
dragged the body to q spot about IS
feet from their home and hid II In o
brush patch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
SaUe in a Big Way
on Girls Wear!

(25) Girls Play Suits, with
shirts and shorts. Blue and tan.
Sizes 8 to IA. Were C1 10
Sass. Friday only. VA'A<
(11) Girls Play Suits, of blue
Peggy cloth. Originally 2So
$1.95. Friday only. ...... OOS
Us prs.) Beach Clogs, in
bright colors. Broken
sizes. Were $1,0o. Fri TO
day only ................ ~
(3) Girls Beach Robes, @ 40
were $2.95. Friday only VGsE|
(S) Girls Beach Robes, Ct 40
were $1.95. Friday only pAsS>
ga prs.) Girls Sailor Pants,
In white or blue. Sizes 10 to Is
years. Were $1-95. Ct 40
Friday only, .......... VA'O>
(S) Girls. Flannel Skirts, pas
tel shades; sizes 8 to IA. Ct OK
Were Sass. Friday only PA'>O
(S0) Girls' Hats, were
$1.95 to s2.s5. Friday S0c
only ss.....'.s s.sssss
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14

(IS) Patchwork Spreads. re"
productions of rare early Amer1-
can spreads. Lavender, rose and
green combinations; double-bed
size. Were $2.95. Fri 81 o.
day only .............
49, 72xS4 In. Sateen Down
Comforts. plain borders and
backs. Slightly soiled. @1S
Were $3.50. Friday only Va
90 Beacon Part-woOl Blankets.
In rich dark shades. Slightly
mussed from display. Sizes fox
80. Were $5.95. Fri Cd %
day only .............
go Esmond Novelty Blankets,
In rose, tan and lavender tiny
bit soiled. Size 72xS4 inches:
Were $5.9s. Friday @2 *.
only .s...............
(20) Heavy Cretonne Spreads
exceptionally heavy and excep-
tionally well made. Good pat.
terms in pleasing colors. Double.
bed size. Were S4.sS. % OK
Friday only ..........
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14

(2S) Sports and Dress Coats,
including unlined silk coats,
tweed coats and cloth coats In
black, blue, tan and brown. Sizes
36 TO AZ. Were $10.96 CE IN
to S25. Friday only. VO'OO
(12) 3-piece Suits, tweedS,
tricos, basketweaves and kash.
meres; in black. blue. grey and
tan. Sizes IA to 20 and SO to 20.
Were originally $3.50 07 S0
to $25. Friday only. V' "OO
90 Misses 3-piece Suits, Of
wool crepe, tweed and basket
weave. Sizes IA TO 10. Were
originally $25 and Gil 0S
AS9.7b. Friday only VA@'@~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
RAILROAD EMPLOYMENT
LOWEST IN MANY YEARS
June Total on Pay Rolls, 1894
26e, a Decrease of o.o Per
Cent From June Last Year.

A steady recession Of railroad trafic,
resulting In continued reduction Of the
number of railroad employees, resulted
this Summer In the smallest number Of
such employees witnessed in many years,
the Interstate Commerce Commission
estimated yesterday.
The average number OF railroad
workers employed during June was L.
564 ,269, a decrease of 90 per cent from
the number employed during the same
month last year, it was stated
The number compared unfavorably
also with the 1872 ,567 employed IN
railroad operations during April, an
other lean month.
The June total represents Q minimum
Df employment in railroad service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
housewares at
NeuU Lou Prices!

$50 yds.) Galvanized Screen
Wire, remnants. Regular 24c IL
to 48c yard. Friday reduced ~
(34) S-quart Aluminium
Dish Pans, were 69c. Fri 2SO
day only ................ wv
% ca Porch Gates, with g.
foot extension. Were HOC
$1.49. Friday only. ...... Wv
(2) AII-Steel Hose Reels, O2o
were $1.95. Friday only. NV
(5) Electric Toasters, Ct OK
were $3.50. Friday only ~
(9) Food Graters, were Ct az
$3.75. Friday only. 49,
,..I q alum Ala@iH %.. % Ger sos
(2) Aluminium Water G. OK
less Cookers, were $3.50. ~~
Sixth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
BURGLAR GETS JEWELS.

NEW YORK, August IL R).-The
Daily News says a burglar stole $4,000
an tewelry from Mrs. Robert T. Stone.
wife of Wall street broker. while she
and her husband we're at q hotel on
Long Island last Saturday night.
The paper says the Jewelry included
diamond brooch. two diamond rings,
two diamond bracelets and pearl
necklace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
Corsets Priced
Unusu0lly Lou!

(27 Girdles, side closing styles;
also all-elastic step-in models Of
broche and surgical elastic.
Broken sizes. Were So Ct or
and $3.50. Friday only ~A'>O
80 Girdles, side-closing styles,
Of flesh broche and surgical
elastic. Were $2.49. G1 40
Friday only ..........
(1O) COrsetlettes, light weight
with inner belt and sections Of
elastic over each hip. Ct 40
Were $2.49. Friday only ~A
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
Thrifty Friday-SmaH Lots Are Reduced at Least 25e
Wonderful Apparel EUeryoneOn Things for the Home
On Things for the Home
NetO Lou Prices on
Costume Jeuelrv!

GA pcs.l Novelty Jewelry,
bracelets, necklaces, pins and
earrings. Were 1sc. Fri 10c
day only ................ LUZ
(47) Novelty Pins, simulated
pearl hat pins, rhinestone pins,
colored stone pins. some with
safety clasps. Were $1.00. 6Oo
Friday only ............. w
(20) Russian Antique.
Necklaces. Originally 89c. HO0
Friday only ............ Wv
(2) Rubber Bathing
Necklaces, were S1.0O. HOo
Friday only. .............O Wv
ca Rubber Bathing
Bracelets, were soc. FRI 2Oo
day only ................ O/S
(15) Tie Clasps, solid gold and
gold filled. Were $3.50. Ct %
Friday only .......... pA'@/
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
Bargains in
SiLUerWdre!

(14) Pieces, including 90 ster-
ling silver bridal baskets, Cd
sterling silver compotes, 10
plated sugar and creamers, (3)
plated relish dishes and ca sets
of plated soup spoons. 60 M
Were $2.75 to $3.50. Wv
(6) Sterling Silver Salts and
Peppers, were s2.G0. Ct IN
Friday only. ........ *N
(1D Plated Salt and
Peppers, we're soc. Fri 400
day only. ..............
"a Plated Jam Spoon, 1O~
was 69c. Friday only.
g sets) Plated Salad
Forks, were $500. Fri CO 1S
day o1lv. ............ %
g sets) Plated Butter
Spreaders, we're $3.50. O. CS
Friday only. .......... ~
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14

(6O) Wright's Union Suits,
button -on-shoulder styles. Sizes
"a to a. Were 81. Fri 40c
day only ................
(A0) FaultIess "NO-Belt" Pa
jaEaAS, plain eolors.
Originally $l.s6. Fri S1.1S
day only ............. ~
ca Mems white Bathing
shirts and Navy Blue Trunks, all
wool. Most all sizes.
Were $1.s5 each. Fri 81 AZ
day, each garment. ~Ac
(1o) Sateen Pajamas. sizes A,
b and c. Were orig @ Ok
inally S.. Friday only ~@O
(14) Mems "WooIastic" Swim
ming Suits, sizes SO to a.
Originally $4.s5. Fri G. *
day only ......s......
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
AS USUAL

Mail, Phone and c.
0. D. Orders Cannot
Be Filled on Thrifty
Friday Items. Many
Unadvertised Bargains
to Be Found Through
out the Store Included.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
Minister Freed of Murder.

RIO DE JANEIRO. August IL R.-
Ainones Lopes, former minister Of
agriculture, was acquitted early today
whom Lopes shot after political meet.
ing on the step of the Chamber Of
,EepUties during the last Legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
Buy Your Fur Coat
at SoUinrs!

(1) Black Caracul, with
fox collar. Originally 500. Cd0
Friday only ..,......... WV
~ Black Caracul, with mink
collar and cuffs. Origi- CSS
nally 5000. Friday only. WV
a. Lapan Jackette.
S 0Tlsi on14 'ii'' Fri $3.50
~ Beaverette Coat, with fitch
collar. Originally si4s.5O' sos
Friday only ............
% Black Pony Coat, with
badger collar. Origi-
nally s2s5. Friday S110.5O
~ Lapan Coat. Origi- son
nally $125. Friday only. W
~ Sealine dyed cOney) Coat,
with skunk collar. Origi- &7S
nally $119. Friday only. vs.
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
Save on Children's
School Shoes NolU!


(s2 prs.) ChiIdren's White Kid
Ties. sizes ga to Q.
Were 81 and $3.50. S2.05
Friday only ........
(12 prs.) Misses Patent Leath-
er Straps, sizes 2la to Az. 0Sc
Originally SIS. Friday only ~
Second Floor
80 Pairs Won1en's
Perforated Pumps
Were $3.50
S2.85
OF a soft green or blue kid
perforated in the smart Partisan
manner. Also beige kid and
white linen straps and step-ins
included at this low pricef Brok-
en- size ranges.
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
los Women's
Georgette 'Kerchiefs
Csc
Csc

They're regularly SOC and
they're beautiesI deliberately
lace trimmed or handsomely
hand embroidered. In colors to
match your evening gowns.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
Mems $1.55 to $1.95
White Shirts
OF FINE BROADCLOTH
s1.15

just q little figuring will show you that you can
save from 4Oc soc every shirt buy tomorrow!
And theyre wonderful shrts-of SOFT lustrous white
broadcloth collar attached in Barry, buttondown and
to IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
Stationery
Greatly Reduced

(37) Notices. Originally 1SC
SOC and 75c. Friday.
(eI) Box Paper, slightly soilsd
Originally soc. Friday 1Sc
la2l Wood Chests Of Writing
Paper. Originally $1.o0. Acc
Friday only.
= 1871 Boxes of Writing Paper,
slightly soiled. Originally 81 IL
to $3.50. Friday reduced ~
i, (l41) Ash Stands. Were S0C
800. Friday only. ......
(521 Metal Magazine Racks.
Were $3.50. Friday ST on
only .................
(0D Armchair Ash Trays.
We're 45c. Friday COO
only
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
Stamped Goods AsOay
Under Price!


g prs.) Stamped Pillow Cases,
fine tubing, in pink and
green. Were $l.ss. S125
Friday only ........ %A'oO
(22) Stamped Towels, peach
and green. Were sec. az
Friday only ............. WV
(13) Stamped Breakfast Sets,
with napkins. Were ACC. 2So
Friday only ............. Wv
(2) Stamped Pillow Tops. for
quilting. Were 81. Fri To
day only ...:...........
go Stamped Rompers, white,
with green piping; 2 year. QSC
Were SIPS. Friday only.
"a Stamped ROinpers, pink;
sizes 2 and 4 years. Were SSC
79c. Friday only. ....... wv
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14
Odds and Ends Of
Notions
1Oc

Items that were 15c to Soc
including collar bands, bias tape,
carpet thread, colored twill tape,
sanitary belts, hose driers, sew
on supporters, bone rings, lingerie
tape and other wanted articles.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-14

(S2) Rayon Shirts and Broad
cloth Shorts. most all
sizes. Were 81 each. Fri SQc
day, each garment. ..... w
(26) Athletic Broadcloth Union
Suits, pastel shades. Sizes SO and
90. Were 81. Friday To
only a....ssss.s s..sss's@
(12f Rayon Pajamas, sizes A
and d. Originally G1 OK
S295. Friday only. ~A'
400 Mems Fancy Shirts,
mostly collar-attached
styles. Were 88c. Friday 70n
only .............,.
(22l Mems Checked Nains0ok
Athletic Shirts. Originally 1Sc
soc. Friday only. .....
I'D Mems "WebfOOt" Wool
Swimming Suits. Sizes "a, 50
and 80. Originally @ c.
1895. Friday only. P@'>o