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Putnam patriot., 1930-02-13
Addrekses Pupils

Rev Everett Lyon, pastor of the Thompson Congregational church ad- dressed the student body of the Tour telloite Memorial High school Mon day at chapel exercises. His subject .The Tall American" was an inter esting comparison of Abraham Lin coin and the presidents which was re- eeived enthusiastically by the stu
Putnam patriot., 1930-02-13
Mrs. Mary Collins

Funera. services were held at St. Joseph's church Monday morning for Mrs. Mary (Picard) Collins, 39, wife Of Wilfred Collins of Grosvenordale. The solemn requiem mass was cele- brated by Rev. John C. Mathieu as sisted by Rev. Leo Lavallee as deacon and Rev. Ulzidor Paradis as subdea- con. Mrs Collins died Sunday after noon at her home at 4.45 o'clock. That morning she attended St. .Joseph's church with her husband and visited her brother Alphonse Picard, who is i'll with a shock On her greet ing him she was stricken with an acute heart attack. She was immedi- ately hurried back to her home where she passed away as she entered her home. She leaves her husband, Will fred Collins, two sisters, Mrs. Noe Lucier. Mrs. E. A. Lucier. two broth CTS. Alphonse Picard, and Joseph Pi- card. The bearers were nephews Of Mrs. Collins. They were Ovid. Ad- rien. Lionel Uldric Picard, Theodore Lucier and Archie Robarge.
 Burial was in the St. Joseph's cem- etery. The funeral directors were Gilman and Valade.
Putnam patriot., 1930-02-13
day and Saturday.

day and Saturday.
 Mrs. Josephine Law received a number of calls and post cards on her 74th birthday. last Saturday.
 Quite d number of the pupils of the High School from this part of the town took part in the spelling bee at Putnam, Tuesday evening.
 Thursday evening there will be a cottage prayer meeting at the home of Mir. and Mrs. H. F. Amidon. Rev. E. s. Lyon will be the leader.
 Saturday afternoon the Girl Scouts with their leader. Mrs. Grace Amidon held a meeting at the office of Miss Welles, the Red Cross nurse, at Put nam.
Putnam patriot., 1930-02-13
I.adie. Aid

-Ae Ladies Aid society of the Meth odist Episcopal church will sponsor an entertainment Wednesday evening The program includes the following numbers a one act play Two Aunt and a Photo, by Mrs. Earl Covell
 Mrs. Leolyn Mosher. Mrs. Chester Greene, Mrs. John Blake; readings by Pauline Kreft; vocal solos by PhyTli
 @olby; monologue by Mrs. Earl Gov ell; songs by Frances and Edith Sharpe: instrumental trio by Christ. inc Corttis. Rita and Ciaire Raiche
Putnam patriot., 1930-02-13

Nellie Johnson spent Sunday at her home in East Thompson.
 Miss Ardath Leveille passed the weekend at her home here.
 The Ladies Aid held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Edna Ware on Wed nesday.
 The schools of Thompson closed Wednesday in honor of Lineoln's birthday.
 Miss Esther Mayhew spent Thurs day night as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Stevens.
 Mrs. Fred Greene entertained George Chafee of New York on Fri
Putnam patriot., 1930-02-13

How does it happen you arc coughing2 thought you smoked Old Golds.v
 ''I do but I'm on my second car load The Pathfinder.
Putnam patriot., 1930-02-13

shyman-Tell me, Willie, have you any other sisters?
 Wiilie--Huh. you don't need any others. Sues made up her mind to marry youl-The Pathfinder.
Putnam patriot., 1930-02-13

the Grange hall. There will be a de- bate between Mrs. Bogardus and AL exander Maitland.
Putnam patriot., 1930-02-13

Miss Beatrice White of West
 sompson was the guest of Miss Mary
 Is this weekend
 Miss Antoinette Labonte. student of the Willimantic Normal school, spent the weekend at her home in Grosvenordale.
 Wallace Chandler. son of Mir. and Mrs Fred D. Chandler is confined to ais home with an injured foot. While ehopping wood on his fathers farm Wednesday afternoon he cut his foot and had to have two stitches taken.
 Summer Carnival
 The annual summer carnival of the local Amercan Legion Post and Fire Company A will be held the week of July 2lst to July 26th. The amour cement came following a joint meeting of committees representing the two or ganizations held Tuesday night. The carnival will be featured by midway attractions, rides, entertainment and novelties galore and the committees are making preparations to make it the eading attraction in this section of the state. Committees in charge of the affair:
 General Committee: for the Ameri- can Legion, Philip L. Duhamel, Joseph F. Blanchette, N. Verne Rawson, Frank A. Pelletier, Paul O. Aucoin, Edward N. Rawson, Edward Me keon, Philip Croteau, Exeas Lajoie, Charles Duchesne and Norbert Bain, for Fire Company A, George E. Whit ney, Ernest K. Johnson, P. F. Tourtel- lotte, Omer A. Loiselle. George Carl son, Otto F.. Sward and Josephat Blanchette. Other committees chosen by the meeting are as follows: Fi- nance, N. Verne Rawson, Philip l.. Duhamel and George E. Whitney; ad- vertising, P. P. Tourtellotte and Ed ward McKeon; grounds, Frank A. Pel- letter, Joseph F. Blanchette, George E. Whitney, Norbert Blain, Josephat Banchette, Charles Duchesne, Mederic L. Seney and Gunnar Olson: entertain ment. George Carlson and Charles Duchesne. The meeting was presided
 CT hv Philip l.. Duhamel with Err net R. Johnson as secretary. The numerous details and sub-committees II be chosen as needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06

Novelty Bracelets, gold and
French enamel finish. Were
IS u pieces Ss~ OF Novelty jewelT -
including nee laces and
bracelets in an assortment
of styles and colors. Were
81 each. Now reduced TO. soc
rs pieces Novelty Jewelry, In
Guiding necklaces, earrings
and bracelets; In an assort-
ment Of styles and colors.
Were 1925 each. Now .S2.25
2 Modernlstic. JeweIry Boxes,
silver finish. Were $40.
/ Black ana siIvear; finished
yeweIry Box. Was $40. Now 81
i Gold-fiDished wder Box
with glass container. Was
2 Perfume Bottles i gold fini fsfS
silver finish. We're So;
1 siiver-finished Perfume Drop
per. Was SO: Now. 81
! SiIver-flnlshed S shoe Hook.
Was s4.25. Now. .. 81. rs
I Siiver-flnished shoe Hook.
Was s5.7S. Now. ..... $3.50
1 Silver-finished Nail File. Was
1 siizsr:i HGI NAH File. Vas Vas
1 Silver finished shoe Horn n
az S.v :Si3S. 49, NpE; .s I:;;
tation crystal and gSilaiith.
Assorted styles ana colors.
Were 50. Now. ............S1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06

8 Real Stone Necklaces; chokers
crystal and chslcedony, crys-
tai and chrysoprase, crysta!
and amethyst and carved
crystal and rose quartz. Were
Ias s NS% Necklaces Ii aGido
ing c1ouded crystal and rose
, Real Stone Necklaces; carved
and crystal and lapis. Were
8 N No; 10Y Necklaces. .' sii ;se're
finished chokers with colored
Crystalline pendants. Were
1 siiiver.finishsd Pendant with
sapphire blue stones. On 30
inch silk cord. Was SIG:
1 SiIwer:finished Necklace With
iarge onyx pendant. was
1 cIo;ude SOC CRYSTAL Necklace with nth
silyer-finished pendant. Was
Il NJ SOv. fS" stickpins with n en- a
? aIarcasite stickDins. Were 81;
. Blue CRYSTAL Barpins. were
1 Coli: finished Bracelet. was
10 nov sRw Bracelets. sold ana
French enamel finish. Were
4 s 81; HET shoe Horn Horn
Was S4.25. Now. So
NOVELTY JEWELRY. AISLE 10,
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Flat Crepe Chemise, $t.4s

Were YI.y5. 10: tailored and
daintily lace-trimmed styles. Pastel
shades.
Sizes n pink only. were Sis 1 pail!
Peach alovs:sii VESTS iara: sizes Ssc
10 Gleye-siik Bandesus, tailored styles,
in striped designs and plain colors.
] sfk Crepe and Giove-Siik step-ins;
lace-trimmed and tailored styles.
Giove-Siik Dance Sets; embroidered
or laee-trimmed. Flesh. Were s2eS.
10 .GISve-SiIk Solos jaii-in,ons
models. Tailored and ce-trimmed
styles; in small sizes. Were 1928
GTIst Cr:D: S;cwns,' .;dSa,nty lsce-tr iiSo
med an Nv sm IsGncs5 styles Wsss
SILK UNDERWEAR. THIRD FLOOR,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06
Silhouette Slips. $4.95

Were $3.50. 10; of fine quality,
pure-dye silk. Dainty lace-trim-
med models, in white and flesh.
IL Rayon Satin Slips; tailored styles
IN flesh and white. Were s2.95.
Tailored Pure-Sye; SjiE sins: s; ftYiisS
with daintily embroidered tops White,
mesh, green, orchid and peach. Were
six Crepe, Biuiit:uip1 shoulder slips;
white gray and flesh Hemstitched
! Iaee-trimmeS PuT VEd sili sips SIPS
some handmade. White, flesh and
tan. Were $40. Now "a .95
Extra size Radium Slips, hemstitched
TOPS Flesh, gray, navy and black
CosTuTE SLrps' THrIiRIn, Fiiooe $3.50
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Novelty Belts Reduced

Z Suede Belts, red and gray. Were SOC
Tan Suede Belts We're 81. Now. s sSc
IL Beltsj novelty styles and belts Of
plain suede. Green, black, brown, blue.
and red. Were 81. Now. ......... 500
"a Leather BeltsI red. gray blue, black.
orange, and patent leather. Were 9i.75
nq suede ssit:; blue: tan. ana Ii:s IN
WsTs ~, Nov T.i: ;r;ti,; $50
les. Were $3.50. Now. 500
BELTs, AISLE q, FIRST FLOOR.
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Furs Greatly Reduced

] Gray Kid CaracuI Coat. Size 10.
YES sla sa2oK KID E0 G.fscui Coat. size s; ~
YES .t aisS Fox NSw Scarf LARGE: pslt.ss
j Brown Fox Scarf. Medium size skin.
vas seq 20. Nov M:d;,;;r;n; :,z.. 49, SO
Were $3.50. Now. .................S4 $40
FURs, THIRD FLOOR.
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Chi1dren'A Bags Reduced

: Leather EnvelOpe BAGS; gray. tan,
brown, and Eray. Were $3.50. Now, 50
Rose Leather Bars; long handles
Were S395Ar Now. Sc
5Leather Bass tan, purple, and brown:
Leather BSEsi tan and blue. Were
Ro"SeT-and.Bi:ci i.stS:r R:1;; Win sfSS
long handle. Was 50. Now. $50, St.60
Leather Pouch BagsJ blue. Were 60e.
CHnDaEM's HANDBAGS AISLE i 100
FIRST Floor
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See additional Remnant Day offerings in
todGy'S edition of the Washington Times
Evening Bags Reduced

Beaded Handbags, coral and cut
sIesl bass (Gg eE ssssI beaded SsEs are
and $3.50. Now ......... So
srs sssS fi and co1s W ksT: ss 9s
1 Seed Pearl iimnitaticcnIj' Beaded ss:xs;
blue, green. yellow, rose and orchid
Ws Me,.i GiSth E%Nsicn;: asr.. ;vo,d snS
silver fnish. Were Si2. Now. -. IS
Silver Cloth Pouch, studded with
stimulated pearls and rhinestones
Was s66: Now $50, sS5
simulated pssts. E SSs s4S Euo Now. W ssS
HANDBAGS AISLE z, FIRST FLOOR.
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Flat Crepe Negligees, $4.ss
Wn.n HIn IN n..I eIS

" VIC VAUsOU UTTU VIO
9 negligees in this reduced group
Some styles with circular f1ounces;
peach, navy, black and blue.
Satin and Flat Crepe NegIigees, tai
lored and oStrich-trimmed styles.
Pastels. Were SIS and $3.50
!. Blue Corduroy Robes. Were 1895.
Peach and Green Crepe Loun ring
PajamRs; quilted Jacket or sleeveless
models. Were $12.50 and $3.50.
GeorEette Hostess Gowns, imported
models. Flesh and green Were SIS:
NOW .....;.......:;.. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06
HOME FRoCKs, THIRD FLOOR.
Girls Sports Coats

We're $3.50 Girls Tweed Sports Coats
Sizes z, 8, IL and IL.
Girls Leather Coats Long and short models
Green, red, tan and navy. Sizes g. 10, IL. Were
Girls BPCwn sports Coat. size H. Wa: sac 50
Girls ,Cim:iin: sport; Coat. size ii. IVES
Girls. SsIv:te:n Dresses: sizes i. and %
Il G,fi:' TnriisE Print Cotton Dresses. sizes T.
y s sHd T. Were 81 Is Nov ! ScS
covert. Sizes 9. 10 and IL. Were $40 and So 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06
Foundation Garments,
Were IS TO $3.50

~ ere % 70 1IE.SU
Included in the group of 20 are
corSet-braSSieres of white satin,
gtrdleS of white MORE or peach ba-
tiSte and elastic, and front-laced
corSets. Sizes in -brassieres,
80, 40 and AZ. Sizes in girdleS, 26,
81, 28. 80 and 80. Sizes in 'front.'
lace girdles, 80 and 80.
broche. Well-boned for the ayerare
fyll fsurs Sizes 80. 50. and "a. We're
TiD-Tep Teddiesi Of swami and Six siis
Jersey. Size ~. Were $3.50 and SIC. so.
eNursing BrSssieres, large size. Were
Il Garter S.lt:;, 81 crep. 4: cbi,;: SOC SCc
81: Were $50 and 81. Now. 80. 80 81
WOOdthrop Princess Combinations, or
flne silk brocade. Long lined. bone
less models Sizes IS, SO and 40. Were
8lVs 10
CORSETS. THRU Floor
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Leather Bags Reduced
Shoe Bags, Special, ST

Well made Of heavy quality art
ticking, these 12-pocket shoe bags
are far below regular prices.
% Pauer-covered Glove Boxes; slightly
SOILED from display. Were 25c each.
Now ...............,...lO c
Novelty Handkerchief and Laundry
Bags; SOILED. Were 35c. Now. i. ESQ
l2 Patent Leather Shopping Bagsi
with slide fasteners. Were Csc.
SO Assorted handkerchief Casesi some
with lace trimmings. SOILED. Were
sS' RIBBON and Rayon 'HandierchiieS
Cases. some lace-trimmed. SOLED.
s Ribbo SSc and Six Handk:rch:i cas Ssc
W y Novelty HAT Hst Stands; soiLED a SSd
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED. Were 81.
81 Cretonne covered Chair Seats;
bound with oilcloth. Red, blue, green,
and yellow. las is" Were 25c.
NOTIONS, AISLES 21-22
IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06
English Porcelain Salad Plates
Special, 25c each

so Manufacturers samples of English Porcelain Salad
plates, attractively decorated. Square shape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06
Radio1a SO. $3.50

Was $3.50. 1 Radiola No. 80, in
cabinet. "As is"
I Console Victrola, cas- is" Reduced
! Radio Cabinets, las Is w.r;. s SSS
/ UpriIht vicirc'Iat, '"ias is" Reduced
49,. -. =. 49,; =. 80
s'as is" was $50. NOW ,.'...sSs
French Sets, "as Is" Were $3.50
SPathex PROTECTOR: .ss i: ;'' 'Sh:ss
RSnro GAii1pIvs Eoucri, y; -. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06

Pla ties, attractively
10 Decorated PIatters and Chou
Plates, of English Porcelain.
Reduced to. 75c
4 American Porcelain Dinner
Set, floral design. Gas is"
Was $1295. Now. .S6.95
45c. Now. .25c
20 salt and Pepper Sets. Were
75c. Now csc
II Imported China Cream Jugs.
Were Csc. Now. I0c
4 Imported Vanity Sets. Were
SO. NOW. .;,...:.... ,SI.5O
2 Imported Smoking Sets. Were
SO. Now. ........-....... .S1.5O
CHINA. FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06
Silk Boudoir Shades Reduced

q Pieated Georgette Shades, with
pleeted rune at bottom. Rose
and orchid. Were $3.50.
. Plain silk shades, georsette
RUNE to match. Orchid and
green. Were $50. Now. 81
& Silk and GeOFEette Shades,
with pleated rune to match.
2 blue lined peach; 2 cham
payne lined peach. Were 81.
4 IoNsneb Ro.s G:or::;tte '; .Sd
Silk s b d e. Was $3.50.
i Georgette Shade. Orchid with
peach lining. ScallopS at top
and bottom; trimmed with
rune and rosebud braid. Was
30. NOW. ...............S3
LAMPS Ann SHApFS SEVENTH 7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06

We're SOC. IS boxes Of Pure Cream
Vanilla Caramels.
n Boxes Glace Fruit. We're 81.
Boxes Glaze Fruit. Were si IS.
Boxes imported COr;dials. We're SIS
CANDIES, AisiiiE; il, FIRST FIooR. TOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06

3 8-inch p e q d GeOrgefte
Shades, lined with taffeta;
ecru lace and rosebud braid
around top and bottom. Green,
peach and Champagne. Were
$3.50. Now. SIS
3 6-inch HexagOn-shaped Geor-
gette Shades, with RUNE picot.
Were $3.50. Now. Sc
I 8-Inch Yellow Georgette and
Silk Shade; lace and rose
trimmed. Was $3.50. Now So, so
3 Orchid ana Peach Georgefte
Shades; ribbon and rosebud
trimmed. Were $3.50. Now IS
3 S-inch Geargette Shades, in
peach with rosebud braid al
top and bottom. Were SIS.
NOW $3.50
Other Odd Shades greatly re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06
Junior Misses Apparel Reduced

Junior Misses Dress Goats.
Broadcloth,- trimmed with wolf.
beaver and American opossum.
and S59. so. Now. ..,..... $3.50
Junior Misses suits, two and
three-piece styles. Jersey and
twill. Sizes IL, Is and II. Were
$3.50. Now. .S22
SSniSr s Ms,s Tweed sao q Sports srd
$3.50. Now. S12.BO
1 Junior Misses Transparent Vel
vet Dresses. Dance and street
styles. Sizes 10, IS and II. Were
Sss. 30. NOW. T...........S2 $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06
Larger Women's Furred Coats. $3.50

$3.50 4 Won1ens Furred Goats Of
Norma and Melba fabric Senderizng straight lines
shawl pouch collars, OF
muSkrat. Black and
Larg WOman weight Coat Of
kashmr; Straight
was
and mum suns Of laDn ana mar ccsa
soSsiy S n t e f 1SSS snd
IAL-SIzE shawl collars Of paradi
SIZE ooa. $3.50
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D. uggaqe Reductions
Ctli1dren's Slippers, SIS

IS pairs Boys and Children's
Slippers, samples Of a well known
manufacturer. OF felt and leather,
in several different styles and col
ors. Children's sizes, 10, 101a, IL;
boys sizes, 21a, 3, 31k, 4 and Z.
CFTYy OpEN'S GEyOES F0rpTTY ET00R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06

AND SHADES. SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06
Furniture-Greatly Reduced

I Occasional Chair, frieze COW
I ChinfE-eoTered wing Chair.
Was S45. Now $3.50. .SS2. so
! Denim-eovered Wing Chair.
Was SIS. Now. $40
I Canary-e olored Breakfast
4, Chair: Was So. Nov.
Was s35. Now. So. 80
4 Cedar Chest, Jade green nm
ish. Was $40. Now. $50
i Boulder Chair, GLAZED chints
cover. Was S35. Now. .s22.50
FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.
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See additional Remnant Day offerings in
f0dGy'S edition of the Washington Times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06
Home Frocks Reduced

One :piece JERSEY FrOcks. Navy. brown and
Sleeveless Printed Dimity Froet.... Ps.ts q
skirt Vee-neck line. Also dotted Swiss models
Trimmed with colored binding Were IS: 95.
Len. sIeev. p.ttea swiss, Froek;;. Collar nm:
CinRham Ensembiee with linen bioises Printed
vole ensemble with self material jacket. Were
Wool Chaii: Print Ficcis. Long-sleeve podeis.
Surpltce effect front. Pleats in skirt. Were $40.
NOW .$S.B0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06
Women's Silk Dresses. $3.50

embroidered chiffon Pastel SHADES
evening in crepes A..
Eysnins D ns p nd aen: y D3Rer ans
Rs @ 50 ans SO s Simon A. Ms sS SIS
Evening Crepe Mourning Dresses. ppinS
Were sSo So So AS $3.50 .s1S7S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06
Mems Linen
HandkerchiefS. 81

Were So each. 400 fine quality
white linen handkercfaiefs, with
nicely finished hand-rolled hens
and hand-embroidered initials in
color. All initials but not all colors.
HANDKERcHIEFs, AISLE IS
FIRST Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06

Remnant Day merchandise returnabe exchangeabe
C. O. D. or APPROVAL mail phone orders not accepted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06
Gift Shop Reductions

s. Pieces Decorated Glassware. Were
Cooley Prlnt; Makeup Boxes. w ere
italian Box. was $3.50: Ncw.::::s s.
I Chinese Red Lacquer Stand. Was
/ ChfSS 4% iiand.smock.ad Iiberty; six six
Dress. Was S25 Now. $40
China Ash Trays. Were soc; Now. CSC
] Elenhant AQUARIUM. Was STA Now, SIS
! japanese Vase. Was SIS. Now. $3.50
! After dinner Coffee Set. Was $3.50
gTr T;rrT ssiiop srvv.rr,, y, c,,S sZ'<o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06
Walnut Room Frocks. $35

WCEG pEOsoVs . AlGCIIlOOI1 TT
Smart shades, touches of lii
8 Afternoon Frocks,. one OF kind.
Cocoa, navy and black. Georgette
and crepe satin. Sizes SO, 80 and
80. Were $3.50. Now. $3.50
4 Dinner and Evening Fr0cks,
Green, blue and rose. Sizes 81,
SO and 38. We're $3.50.
& Dinner and Dance Froci:. T One
of kind. Velvet, tulle and lame.
Sizes 81, So and SO. Were $3.50.
Dinner and Dance Frocks. Chit
fon, lace, net and velvet. Sizes
SO, SO, 40 and AZ. Street and eve
Now naueo' "e $3.50
Afternoon Frocks. Crepe faiiie,
nat crepe. lace and velvet. Blue,
black and brown. Sizes SO and
Now 80 $3.50
WALNUT ROOM, THIRD FLOOR,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06
Misses Better Gowns. 1895 We're SAC so and SOS


Were S1.5O. % pairs; priced for
long wearing qualities. Flesh, nu
20 pairs Junior Misses Plain and
Novelty Weave Isle Hose, white,
8, GA and s1a. Were SOC pair.
20 pairs Girls Puli-over sports
Socks, sports coIorings. Sizes
to TO-. Were SOC pair. Now, 3
pAlre Tor .oUc
CHIIDREN'S Hosiery. AISLE 20. FRS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06

Junior Misses Wool Sports
Dresses. One and two piece
styles. Size II, IS and II. Were
$3.50. Now ..............S1 2.25
3 Junior Misses Brown Covert
Dresses: Size ID and IL. Were
$40. Now. .................. $3.50
Junior Misses Transparent Vel
piece styles. Sizes IS and ~.
Were $3.50. Now. $40
Junior Misses Transparent vel
vet Dance and Street Styles.
sizes II, Is and II. We're s2e. 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06
Women's Shoes, S.

81 pairs women's Silver Kid Slip
pers in strap and opera styles.
sAi1ssE 81 IA 8 3, q s I. q H. AZ ss t Z g. !,
ga, 4, 41a. Were $40 to SIS;
pair pairs Gold Kfid Pumps. opera an" and
strap style. Sizes AAA 51z, III;
A 4, "A; B 3ls. z; G Z. Were $40
4 to SIS Nov. s;.n3::. 3.r; .$ sssy
black kid and beige watersnake.
AAA 8; AA "A; A 4; 3 4; @ 3lz.
Were $40 and SIS. Now. SS.65
4 pairs Laird Schober Black Satin
Pumps, strap styles. AAA Sal
a g; y 3ha; O 3. Were $40 an 30
U0MENT'0 Gu0rS TuTpn ET oOR
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Novelty Jewery- Greatly Reduced

a, FIFTH FLOOR.
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NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE 10, FIRST FLOOR.
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Baby Carriages Reduced

] Tan 9pen Stroller. with padded seat:
Fcrn PUiImsoW carrii:r;.:. t;i,rrn.;d III in
tan. Artillery wheels with heavy tires.
i Gray 3' colonization Stroller adjust
able foot and head rest. Was SIS.
NOW .:........-s: ........ .Sll'zO
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Were S25 to Ss5. Imported Metallic Costume
5iouSes;, ..H TiEht . shade Sizes g 70 90 10.
shades, SLIGHTLY soHED. Sizes 50 to %;
Were S296 to S5.75. Now. 81
1a Satin, Velvet. GeOrgette and Metallic Costume
Blouses: Light and dark shades Sizes - TO 20;
Were 1913 to $3.50 Now. 1895
RLOrIgES. TI5IRn FIOOR
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Park Seminary. Mrs. Mosby and Miss
Mosby will leave tomorrow for Biloxi,
Miss, where they will attend the annual
Confederate convention. Mrs. Mosby will
be matron of honor and Miss Mosby
maid of honor for the convention. From
there they will go to Providence, r. l.,
where they will attend the graduation
of Mrs. Mosby's son, Mr.. John G. Mos
by, from Brown University.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mock gave gar
den party yesterday for the latter's son
and daughter-in-law, Capt. and Mrs.
Herbert Herbine.
Mrs. Harry S. Black and her sister,
Mrs. William H. vom Rath, will sail
Thursday on the Berengaria to motor
through England and visit friends
abroad, They will be joined In Paris
by Mr.. Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. william B. Macomber
are spending the brief holiday In New
York at the st. Regis Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rumrill, jr.,
have metored TO Washington from their
home, in Buffado, and are stopping at
the Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Maggie are in New
York until tomorrow, when they will 60