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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-21
SCHOOL NATIONS
URGED BY GROUP
Columbia Heights Citizens
Commend Officials for
Temporary Move.

A resolution commencing the school
authorities for providing matron serv-
ice by laborers'' as a temporary meas
ure in the public schools where regular
s1atrons are not employed, but urging
the officials to seek sufficient appro-
priations for the employment of full
time matronS In the future, was adopted
by the Citizens Forum of Columbia
Heights. meeting in the Wilson Normal
School last night.
The resolution urged that the policy
of using laborers as matrons be con-
tinued until the matrons are employed.
The forum also adopted resolution
urging the District authorities to install
suitable lights" along Girard street
between Eleventh and Fifteenth streets
at the earliest convenience"
Following an address by Vernon
wertz, scoutmaster of Troop No. Al.
Boy Scouts, the forum voted to au-
thorize the president, Burd w. Payne,
to appoint committee of three men,
bers of the forum to cooperate with
the troop.
Considerable time was given at the
meeting to discussions of various phases
of the so-called white covenants regard
ing property.
An address on Cleanup Week" was
delivered at the meeting by Col. E. G..
Bliss of the Washington Chamber Of
Commerce, who urged Washingtonians
to take pride in keeping the city clean
throughout the year. The forum voted
to formally accept an invitation to
attend "get-together" meeting under
auspices of the Columbia Heights Com
munity Center, to be held in Wilson
Normal School Thursday night, May 80,
ut 8 o'clock.
Ten new members of the forum were
installed at the meeting. They are
Mrs. F. Norfleet, Mrs. j. w. Duffey, p.
B. Lipscomb, Mrs. j. Irving Gayetty,
Oliver p. Hay, Miss F. S. Hay. o. E.
Foulk, T. p. Maitland, Mrs. Alton B.
Carly and Josephine E. Jones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-21
DANCING.

J s9sdn. ~ JA s fRIyAIE DANCING
day: to u pm. l6ss 18TH NV. Pot. 0Sls:
Fox Trots, Hops. walts
taught correctly In o few
Prof. Mrs. lessons, private any hour.
1929 NJ st. NV. Glass Dance sat. evenings.
n, Nati%nal ss4l Inst,n et 9. paneins s-i7'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21
ONE MERRY CHRISTMAS,
 ONE HAPPY NEW YEAR

Mother, mother, Mrs. Thimble is going to give old Miss Jenny a wonderful Christmas present-the think she wants most in all the world-do YOU know what it is?"
 Why, no, Johnnie. I'm afraid I don't. What is it?"
 Well, it's two children; It's twins"
 What do you mean, Johnnie? Miss Jennie isn't married She can't have any children. I know she has always wanted some, but she wouldn't adopt any, and now she is so old and all-its ridiculous, Johnnie, don't talk such nonsense"
 That isn't nonsense, mother. Of course, Mrs. Thimble didn't say she was going to give Miss Jenny any children but she did say she was going to give her a lot of pres ents and nice things, such as sweater, and a lot of things she can't afford for herself, so that she will have at least one Merry Christmas and one Happy New Year in her life, and I just figured cut that that was the best kind of twins an old woman like her could possibly have. Harold L. Cook.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21
Virginia Song Festival
 To Revive Old Ballads

UNIVERSITY, Va, Dec. 20.-Ten thousand trained voices will sing Virginia ballads in the Old De- minion's first festival of songs here next Spring.
 John Powell of Richmond, plan ist and composer, is directing pre- parations for the festival, which will offer some ballads as old as the civilization in the hills whence they originated.
 The singing, sponsored by the Virginia Federation of Music Clubs and other State organizations will be held in the Greek amphitheatre at the University of Virginia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21

es" has become the slogan of the day throughout this city.
 The hotels of this city have cut their charges from 10 to Is per cent and the example is being fol- lowed by cafes and restaurants. h. creased business is the result.
 One of the largest vaudeville es- tablishments in the city set a gen. eral admission of one mark, about 25 cents, which includes admission, cloakroom fee and a glass of beer or wine or a cup of coffee. It has had capacity houses for both daily performances.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20.-A $35, 5,000,000 bond issue passed by northern California counties has re- moved the last obstacle to construc- tion of the Golden Gate bridge, the worlds longest single suspension highway span.
 It will hang on two steel cables weighing 43,750,OOO pounds from towers TAO feet high.
 Although the Golden Gate is only slightly more than mile, the bridge will stretch 8,943 feet from portal to portal.
 The central span will be 4,105 feet long and 22O feet above high water at the center, both side spans going out HOO feet each to the bridgeheads.
 Construction will require four years and provide employment for hundreds of idle men. There will be an annual payroll of $735,000.
 For the first time in bridge build ing a moderniStic retreating type of architecture will be employed, with vertical ines to emphasize the de- i sign. Two of the towers will have ! glass encased observation plat forms on top and plazas at each ! end.
 Towers, surmounted by aerial beacons, will be built of a series of non-encased square steel cells stopped off to give a receding effect.
 1 The observation platforms provide panoramic view of the Pacific, San Francisco bay and the cities on it's shores.
 Ten-foot sidewalks with alcove benches at intervals, will flank a 60-foot roadway with six lanes for motor traffic and two for bus service. The total width will be 90 feet.
 A great circular plaza on the San Francisco side, with a terrace and landscape escarpment, will be surrounded by a portal structure, with two massive pylons at the bridge level.
 The entire structure will be coat ed with aluminium paint, while strings of lights will outline the full length of each cable at night. Plazas, portal structures, pylons and towers will be flood-lighted and aerial beacons will flash atop the towers.
 A series of electroliers will be placed across the bridge while an- other series will extend along high ways leading to and from each end.
 The war department has approv- ed the plans and it is held that the structure will be no menace to navigation.
 It's central span will be more than 400 feet longer than the bridge being built across the Hudson river near New York, and it's cables will be approximately three and a half feet thick.
 Entrance to the bridge on San Francisco's side passes through the presidio and starts at Army point. tip of long narrow peninsula on which San Francisco is located. On the Marin side the bridge entrance is near Fort Baker Interference with the military works will be avoided in construction and use of the bridge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21
IT IS EASY TO MAKE
 A CHRISTMAS WREATH

Inexpensive Chris t m S wreaths may be made of cuttings from pine trees, barberry and bayberry, with pine cones wired on. At any florists a wire circle can be bought with punches of thin wires, making it the easiest of tasks to build up a wreath that is unusual in it's beau ty.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21
Frankfort Cuts Prices;
 Reaps Business Boom

FRANKFORT -ON-MAIN, Ger many, Dec. 20.-"DoWn with pric-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
CLOCKS, AISLE 1, FIRST FLOOR
Thin Blown Tumblers
CSC dozen

1s dozen Of these thin blown i2-
ounce tlmbiers: dainty design.
3 Imported Flower Vases of colorsd
Console set. Of bowl and q candle
Glass Frrit NowIs. Were IS. Now 9e
Hmucrted Decorated Flower Vase.
n coisred nj Glass sweet Meat Bo ss;so
]: coIsFed Glass Ficwsr Bowls. we wee
u CoISPed Glass s-Inic;6 Plates. were ere
ID pail" Imported ssii and PepS asr
ODDS ana Ends Of Table GiasswaTs.
" end Less than " ReRulaR Prices.
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Children's Shoes. 1915

Were $3.50. 10 Pairs Junior
Misses Patent Leather Pumps in
several styles. AA 5 and 6; A 3.
So and I; B 4. 6, 6h and z; Q
81 pairs r. 9 Jup,or MISE ne, 9f Tan ana Txe-
tone OxfoFas. AAA az. z. 7h ana 2;
"A 3; I. ga. 5h end ~; 4 81, 81
re & az. "a !, a. ;; So 81. e &c. I md
pairs chiiidr..'9 Patent isstSsr
Pumps: p az, io C shs. Q and I 10 &
pairs Boys, ran Elk Oixferds, Good
s sssa Teh soies. B /. 2A, 4hs; Ia
an0 a1s' ID i.......,..........., 'AS'Io
CHrIDREN's SHOES. FOURTH Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Girls Frocks, $4.s5
Were SO and SI2.5O

o Girls Velvet, silk crepe, and
ehallis frocks: sizes z, 8 and 10.
Girls Wool Challls and Velvet FrOeks.
Sizes g: and years. Were $5.75
2 Girls white silk Frocks, sizes 8 and
years: Slightly SOTLED. Were $3.50
Eng GIrss Coy. IT WAL i.:.s ana i,SS yiss
and $3.50 Now. .S2,AB
. Girls white GeOrEette ana Crepe de
Chine Froeksi sizes .. 10 and IL. Were
q Girls, Tweed sports Coata; fur trims
med; sizes IL and II. We're $3.50.
! Girls; Tweed. Chiinehiiiis and sne siso
cloth Goats; plain and fur trimmed;
sizes 8, 12 and IL. We're $3.50 and
s@O'OV' NuW. .ss' ss..,..s. sly
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Women's Cloves. s2.2s

Were 81. az pairs washable cape
skin gloves, in beige only. Sizes
81, 534 and 8. Reduced for clear
ance.
"a pairs Women's 1-elasp PxM Cape
skin Gloves. Gray only; sizes 5iz,
and ia. Were $3.50 pair. Now. sass
GLOVES, AISLE IL, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Juniors Crepe de Chine
Chemise, $50 w = os

II Dainty silk chemise; choice of
peach, flesh and white. Tailored
and lace trimmed. Sizes 10 and Is.
2 Girls, Crepe de Ching Gowns, lace
trimmed. Sizes and IL. Were sseS.
Girls; iace-itirimms,edi Crepe de- Chine
Neeiigees. flesh. blue. and peach. Sizes
8. 10 and r. Were $40. Now. $685.
12 Girls Flesh Glove Silk vestsi some
sppliaued. Size 9. Were s1.6S and
psirs Girls. flesh Glove silk BLOOM ,Sno
ess, appliuued. Sisee and TO- Were
IS Girls 'T CreD: dc Chine siissi blue blue
red and tan. Size ~. Were 1895,
Girls, Wool Csrdi.sns' and Tail.o igSe
Sizes so to SO. Were s2.Ss aud SIS
I Juvenile Striped Flannel Rsthres ssS
orchid, rose. and blue. size 2. Were
Juvenile ESw ChinchiiIa.wease and v,esse ss
Bathrobesi pastel shades, Size q.
Juvenile Two-piece. Wool Jersey
Irrockss. blue. red, and tan. sixe q
Girls. Imported saiitsd ReS:sI
Girls s.Ssee T Sriited cHs,iis Lc sa;se
Ing Pajama Ensemble. Black satin
Trousers. Size ~. Was SI2 So Now se "a
Girls 3-piece Checked Taffeta Loung.
tnE ,PatSma Ensemble. Size rs. Was
8 KnitteG Wool Berets. We're s 4sc.
NOW ..a,','... .'........ .Sde
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Girls Frocks. CSC We're 1925

IS Girls Frrocks. of English prints,
In sizes 2, 8, 4 and S.
20 Girls Froeks of ENGLISH prints: sizes
Q. 3, 4, 5 and Q. Were s2.e5.
NOW sks4
l2 Boys Suits in bingham and broad
cloth; sizes 2 to 5. Were So Now use
9 Imported FrockS. in pink silk crepe
and green georgette: sizes 5 and s
years, Were $3.50 and S2250.
ii Frocks. Of w;ooooi crepe, piaicds and
velyets; sizes, 2 to years. Were $3.50
IL Girls. Imported wMccI knitted na.sS
Dresses, in brown, green and blue;
sizes 8 to 5 years. Were $3.50.
Is Jersey shorts, in white. green and
blue; sizes 2, and years. Were 81 50.
Boys; Imported WRool' knitted SUITS is
in brown. green and salmons sizes
and .. years. Were s5,7S. Now. S2.9E
Little Girls Coats, In chinchilia ana
broadcloth: in blue, reindeer and rose;
sizes 70 > years. Were $40 TO s22: 30.
Listle. Girls; Goats. in broadcicth. II
hue and green; sizes and 2 years;
JUVENILE APPAREL, FOURTH FLooR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Rayon Boomers, CSC

Here yI.9S
IS Boomers. Rayon Maid make.
Navy, black. brown and gray. Bro
ken sizes and styles. Sizes 4, 5, 8,
Z, 8 and 8. SOILED.
Ray0n Combinations. MunEtnswear
and Kayser, Broken sizes and styles.
Were SO. so and 50 95. Now. 80. .S1.55
14 Athletic Combinations, in Panama
cloth and novelty muslins, Pink and
white; Broken sizes and styles. We're
SIS Knitted Combina tions. in Richelieu
make, merceri1ed Isle. White and
flesh. Broken sizes and styles. We're
KNITTED T 0U UNnERwEAR THinp FLOOR 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Negligees and Robes
Greatly Reduced

& Lace-trimmed and Tailored Fegiigees
81 ss sati Nc crepe sna crepe. Flesh. W aas
I Beacon Hianket Robes. in brown
green and red DESIGNS. Were s7e9.
i Rose Eiiderdown robe. good length 18th
YES PIai H'O Blannst' Re5ss.. W was s sis
so I.;ams ,En::nbis:. Il, s,,,a ni:ss
styles. Prints and solid-eol connbfna-
lions. | With printed velvet coat.
Were yZ5. NOW. .stsF @AR.Ho
I Pajama Ensemble, green and peach
color o m b ination. Was $3.50.
;. fiss ,,,,rsit
in white. Was So Now. S4.9H
Metallic Hostess Gowns, gold and red,
and gold and black. Were $50 and s65.
Black Satin and Velvet Pajama Ems
/ Paiama Ensemble OF quilted calico.
YES Goc,is cd New =, ,;cwsrsd ain H i;rSs
BACKGROUND. Was $3.50. Now. .S4.95
NEGLIGEES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27

! 7-inch Elk Gold Bag. Was sA2;S0;
MeGre1;ccr Briaassiie: Was $3.50:
johnny Farrcir; Aluminium. S head
Brassie. Was S12. Now,........ $3.50
I "VHlcan" Brassie. Was $3.50.
j Vulcan; spoon. Was Sc. So Now $3.50
"Vulcan" Spoon. Was SO. So Now s3.60
1 "Vulcan" No. 4 Iron. Was $3.50
vulcan; Spade 'MGas;kie.' - Was SIS IS.
%vulsaini;; Ma;s:hic; iron. was s.
IsButehirii Elcholi'' Mia;i;his.' was 81
"Butehart Nicholi'' Msshiie Iron. We Wss
Tennis Raet:is. were si6 and SIS sis'
Casting Rod. was sS.bo. Now Vow SIS SIS
! Reel. Was $3.50. Now. $3.50
Cane: was s1s: Nov: IS; .s
/ Archery Bow Ono stringl. was ss:
Archery Bows Ono stirinEl). were 50 IS.
i Archery Bows ino strin1li.. Were 81:
sPoRTiNG GOODS, FoURrH Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27

Were $6.95. 3; in natural finish
with red trim.
Lawn Swings; were seeg Now $3.50
I W0od-panel Body Baby CaFriage, In
palmetto green: corduroy lined, three
PAD cushion: win6shield and reversible
Baby Carriage, in Colonial blue; cor-
duroy lined. three-pad cushion. cordu-
roy windehield and reversible body:
TTas 1880 Iss. Now; OWL. ..i;.:..si. s sssH
and footresti was SIS. Now 611.25
BABY CARRIAGES, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Salt and Pepper

II pdIIb oHIt dIlU pEp0El
12 Tea StraIners, English Elec-
tro plate with colored hold
ers. Originally S2.50. Now 81, rs
Tea StFaineFs, without hold
ers. Originally SIPS. Now. Csc
II Lemon SqueeZeRs. Originally
Toe. Now. $50
Z Toast Racks, shaped In hearts,
spades, diamonds and climbs.
Originally $3.50. Now s5e
rs Teaette Spoons. Originally
Table lsSI; H Seiis. Originally si. So
3 sets Of Coffee Spoons. Origi-
nally $3.50. Now. Use
SILvERWARE, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Infants Cotton
PaiafnaS, 85c Were N.25

Is pairs OF cotton pajamas.
10 Small Tets Hats. Were much more.
J Infants white wccien siha1iis;:; were ERE
! Infant's Crepe de Chine Carriage
Set. Was $3.50. Now. &5eB
10 Infants Hand woven Blankets;
especially suitable for carriage robes:
Z; were g. MMooww...........'..$$s.ssee
-; were 50. Now .SI.9S
g Infants Soft Toysl SLIGHTLY
4; were 81 and IS. Nov, 81 ,es
Z; were $3.50 and $50. Now. .$2.9s
9; were e and So. Nov. ESQ
5: were Soc. Now. csc
INFANTS APPAREL. FnuRrH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Silk B1ouses, $4.95

Were $3.50 to gI3.7S
10 Satin and crepe bIouses; tuck
FMS and overblouses. in light Spring
accessory shades. Sizes 80 to A.
z Bright Jersey SPORTS Rlouxes; sizes
IS tn 20. Were So 95 to $875. Now. 1.9S
Black SILK Tuck-ir shirt Waixtss
sizes Sc to AZ. Were SIS rs. Now. Sc so
BLousES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Hanging Picture
Frames, Special. 81

frames, Special, @J
SO frames, reduced for immediate
clea ance tomorrow. Different
finishes.
Is Swinging Photograph Fra mes.
Silver end platinum finishes. Were
Sl25 Now. ....,,..,..,..,.,,, use
Console Mirrors. Were u.s. Now. $3.50
Semi-venetian Console Mirror. was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Rugs-Greatly Reduced

] High-Erade Chinese Rus, size
bxs. Was $3.50. Now. $3.50
1 High -grade Chinese Rug. size
Sx5. Was S62.50. Now. .$29. so
I High-grade Chinese Rug, size
Sxl2. Was S375. Now. .S24S
I oriental Rus, average size
9xl2. Was s195. Now. .s1SS
! Oriental Hall Runner, average
size 2.sxs.i0. Was $3.50.
1 Mish.erads Chinese Rms. :sS siSe
2kxs. Was ss7.5 Nov 1850
size l0.6x 1876. Was si65.
i Fine Qualify oval A.m stssiss
Rus. size 4.4x6.s. Was s28 so.
1 Fine ouaiit,y; Worsted W Srs;SS
BUS. size s.3x1O.6. Was 1888.
L ESrehmsnt Wool wilton s R.S'
size S.3xio.6. Was $3.50,
/ Coed Quality wool w Sfs:SV
Bug. size s.Sxio.6. Was $3.50.
1 Heavy GUILTY xxmi;nist.rs .Rnr.
size e.Sxlo.e. was $3.50.
1 Fine Quality 'W ooI W SI.,ss
Rus' size exs. Was $3.50.
1 Seamless velvet Rug. aa s'f is"
Size pxi2. Was s45. Now SCI. so
i Mourzourk Rug, size gxi2.
Was s34.75. Now. .&19.75
i Grass Rug, size Asks. was
1913. NOW. 1878
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Linen Collars and
Gifts. Soc We're 81

~%R441Y wv
IL. linen collar and cum sets, plain
and lace trimmed.
Chiffon Squares with hand-roIed
edges, pastel colors. Were $685.:
3 Lavender Printed Chiffon scarfs:
Rlousettes. 2 handkerchief linen, !
silk Were 50 IS to SIS. Nov Sl.SS
Painted Silk Searfs lovely, bright
colors. Were s295 20 S. Now. .Sf.95
NKcKWEAR AISLE Is. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27

Wotnen's and Misses
Felt Hats, q
Were much more. so sports and
daytime hats: greatly reduced for
immediate clearance. Bright col-
ors, black and navy.
e5 Felt and FeIt-and- straw Hats.
On-the-face styles and brimmed hats:
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
"a Millinery Salon Fe1ts and sAtinsi
very attractive beret and brimmed
models. Greatly reduced to-. ........ 50
MILLINERY SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27

-. E7F-~Ne N1HN7NA = 2 ENNANH =
Isle heels and toes. "A
hose ct one-half their
1e Mems An WoOl Phil . ever
Sweaters, plain and fancy
cclors: Sizes SO to A. Were
IS. Now So .S0
IL Men's English Flannel shirts.
in neat colored stripes. Col
lar-attached style. Sizes l4h
to f6. Were Sc. Now Se.6
IL Mems Tan Leather Belts,
without buckles. Sizes 40, AZ,
Nav NV ~ Ws1e sA.0o ana S ~:
90 Mems Fanc1; ssiIik foar- Ise
Hand Ties. Were $50. So
and $2.50. Now, TSc
ii Mems Imported Silk Scarfs.
Were $3.50. Now. ...... SO. IS
THE MEMS SToRE. SFcoNn
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Waterbury Kitchen
Clocks, $3.50 Orig, .ss

$3.50
just OF these fine Waterbury
kitchen clocks-AS Is.
Leather Travelling CIoeks. Originally
s-dsy TRAVELLING Clocks. orieinsiiy
SIS. Now .....: 49,: S11 50
Ssaay Travelling Clock. oriEinslly
e.day- Boudoir Clock. oriEinsIIy
0ae-dsy Bcudcir Clocks. ctjr;ieinsiiyg
= ope-day BoudoIr Clocks. Originally
one-day Boudoir Clock. orisL.rslly
FLOOR clock, a. il. originally ss7 $3.50 So
CLOCKS, AfsIE 1, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27

IJku1cfe Covers
Greatly Reduced
Women's Silk Umbrellas
Snecfa1 $3.95

0PS@A04t
20 self-border and fancy-stripe silk
umbrellas: 16-rib frames with nov.
city handles. Navy, green, brown,
red and purple.
. women's gelf-border silk Umbrellas,
black, navy, brown, green and red 16-
RIB frames. Assorted composition ham
dies. Were SO. Now ........... -. 95
9 .Women's silk Umbrellas. mounted on
5 ss;nb 1s1ms sfo a; No novelty han
UMBRELLAS, AISLE 20, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Auto Seat Covers
Greatly Reduced

Seat c &c Sn sNer 1929 Pontiac Sedan;
Seat Covers for 1898 Nash sedan.
Seat co SsT; f spW willy:;:.Kini.Gi iSss
seat Covers for 1928 PieFee-Afrow
SPORTING GOODS, FOURTH FLOOR. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Cotton Underwear
Greatly Reduced

pairs Figured Breadcloth Step-ins.
Size 10. Were 81. Now ........ CSC
IL pairs Rayen Pajamas, MILDLY styles
gray or brown; sizes Is and II. Were
NOV eawr. ro:: rn,or: size PIP is
Were sass. Now. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. As
pairs Of Camp Pajamas. good quality
broadcloth, Ions sleeve coat style; size
pairs English made Bkoadcioth Pa
iamas. wee neck. sleeveless; size Is;
BelEian Handmade Gowns, Of fne
batlste; white, rose or peach: sizes 10
and II. Were e2a5. Now .,..... .S1.95
81 pieces Of Underwear Philippine or
wolfe gowns. Philippine chenaise. Bell
gian handmade step-fns and bendeau
sets. Assorted colors. Were $i.95 and
$3.50 NOW. ....-.......... ..'Soc
coTToN TJNDERwEAR. THIRn FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27

Fiber RuE. size 4xT. Yves
1 Basket Weave Rug. Size AK
re. Was S5.T5. Now. 1896
70 Grass RUGS, size 27xS4. Were
8 MOursSurk Russ. size s SSr
Were -$6.75. Now. $3.50
j kIearaax Rug: '.ss is" Size
70 IR5 ss4 :, Were $50: Now ssc
5Sx63:. Were $2.7S. Now sI.a5
Chenille Bath Rugs, size 24x36
a were $3.50, Now. Csc
! Rattania Fiber Rags, size 7.6x
l0,6. Were s14.50. Now s9.7S
kattania Fiber Rugs, size sx12.
were $3.50; Now. $40. IS
1afRS; We're $3.50. Now .s4.e5
10 ri n 81 h Ncs; size 24xss. Were
1 Reversible " Chenille mini; Rug, s ice
SsxlO.6. Was $50. so.
3 Imported Mohair Rus SEQ sise
27x54. Were $3.50. Now xf.55
. imported Mohalr Rugs, size
a 24x45. Were s8.75. Now s5.2S
y annnperted MOhalr Rugs, size
TTT 'xi.o' were s6.75. Now SS.e5
RAN Mr Saae Green Broadloom
Vas sci. Nov Is; Size e. ssl ss
i lot Of LIZARD Carpet samples,
With finished ends Of finest
quality Wilton and Administer
Were 1915. to SO. Now s2, gS
Remnants of Lin0Ieuns up to
s SSp 4 y'F oFr R REE8TfEP
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Sterling Tableware Reduced

2 Sterling Napkin Bands; with
enamel decorations. Originally
! pair Tall CandlestickS; green
and sterling. Originally SIT.
NOW ......,...... SO
0 Richmond Pattern Sterling
Sour Spoons. Originally $18.75.
NOW 10
I Sterling May0nnaise b w Il
DAMAGED. Originally $40.
i pair Odd STERLING Candle"
st q. Originally $3.50.
l sterling CandieStiek; en-
graved b." Originally So. SO.
/ Sterling s. arm Canieiabra.
Originally $3.50. Now. 1928
SILvERWARE, FIRST FLOOR.
q q. - -
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Ted SOCKS, with reinforced
'rtunity to purchase these
r price. Sizes 10 to IL.
: suits Mems SILK FaJamas,
plain colors. Small. medium
and extra large sizes. Were
$40 and Sl2.50. Now. u. $3.50
IL suits Mems Cotton Paiamas,
in white and col0rS. Small,
medium, large and extra large
sizes. Were $2.50 and S..
NOW ss.s.s .SxsoD
Is suits Mems Raven Athletic
and 40. Were So. Now. .81.65
IS pairs Mems Fancy Rayen-
Mixed Socks, sizes 10, 1917, II.
Were soc. Now. .S5c pair
3 pairs, 81
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PICTURES, SIXTH FLOOR.
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Stationery, Special, Csc
Enx Scarf. $3.50 Was S49.SO

red fox scarf, In medium size
with bushy brush.
Single Fitch Scarf. Was $780,
stone Mar4en searfs. Were Were SO 50:
Double 'FFiteh scariiG. were $3.50
/ Double Mink Scarf. was $40 50:
Lsm6siin Goats for children; sizes sizes
10 and a.; Were $50; so; Now. $50 80
Vas sI9s. Now; slIg
TO- Were s275. Now Sis
FURs, THIRD FLOOR.
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SpeciaLSizeW omens Coats, $4250 K ;e SIS: 49, 3,

Little
SPECAL-SzE " 80 ~ 80 -
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GIRLS FURNISHINGS. FOURTH FLOOR.
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See additional Remnant Day offerings in
] tod0y'S edition of the Washington Times