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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

Jewelry
II Imported Necklace Of silver
and imitation crystals. @S On
$3.50 value. ........ ~OO
-3 Real Stone Neck no OS
Iaces. $500 value. %O' ~
10 Novelty Necklaces, $685.
values; 8 Novelty Ash &1 00
Trays, $3.50 Values. %'OO
IS Bronze COIored Imitation
Pearl Necklaces.
$500 $500 to $500 " Price
values
liz Necklace and Brace
let Sets for children. $1.o0 2Oc
% Sterling Silver Band Brace
lets with h. C colored $l.05
Kann's-Street Floor.
Neckwear
Lace and Linen Neck o.
wear, also plaid triangles &c
Washable BlOusetteS, EOo
soiled. $1.00 value. O|C
Velvet Tams and Brushed Wool
Turbans. soc to $1.00 90
values .................
g Sequin Evening @g ne
Jackets. Small sizes. %Os1O
Crepe de Chine Scarfs, tailored
and hand painted ct On
$1.95 and $2.95 values %A'UO
IS Crepe Chiffon
Scarfs, Inussed. $495 CT or
Kann's-Street Floor.
FrOcks and Aprons
lis Utility Garments-uniforms.
mantcurist aprons and surgical
gowns; all white; bro ct On
ken sizes; were $l.s5 %1.UU
lie Nurses Uniforms, Of poplin
and broadcloth; bro @9 OF
ken sizes; were $5.e5 %Os9O
RS Wash Frocks, of percale and
dimity; broken sizes and 0Oo
colors; were 500. O|C
SIS Fancy Tea Aprons Of or
CANDY, in different coll To-
ors; were 35c.
SIS Crepenese Dresses, in vari.
Gus patterns and COLI
s,,.E. sizes !. 5, "a and So; $1.50
Kann's--Second Floor.
Lamps
IS Table Lamp Bases. Reg.
ss.4s. sold "as S1.20
Isl.
10 Table Lamp Bases. @O 40
Reg. $4.95. las is".. %S'
"a Junior Lamp Bases.
Reg. $6.76. LAS az 90
is.
-S Console Lamps. S2 40
Reg. $4.96. ......... %
p Console Lamps. @Q 90
Reg. S7.96.
is BOudoir La mp 1OC
Shades. Reg. $780,.
SO Table and Junior Lamp
Shades. Were $1.49 to $29S.
Some slightly shopworn. SOc
Each .................
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

ia Cotton Filled Comforts, fg-
ured challis covers,
plain borders; reg. @7 OQ
1898; each .........
80 Wool Filled Comforts, rayon
and sateen covered, In pretty
colors; double bed Cd 90
size; reg. S6.95; each. %TsO~
-6 Patchwork Quilts, e0x84-in.
sizes. slightly soiled; @9 OQ
were SIS; each. ...... %O
la Crib Comforts, wool filled,
rayon and satin GOV. Ct 90
cred; were 1896: each ~AsTO
--3 All-Wool Blankets, plaid pat
terms, 10 x 80 size;
were $1,000; slightly 60 o.
soiled; pair ........ W."
IS Reg. SIS 70 $40 Comforts,
wool filled, silk and az or
satin covered; soiled.. ~'
Kann's-Street, Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
F1OOrcoverings

--15O yards China Mat Or
ting, ACC value; yard. @OC
200 yards Wool Stair co.
Carpet, $1.39 value; yard. O~C
p Seamless Wool
Brussels Rugs, 9x12 Ola OE
it.; $19.95 value. %. %AE">O
-3 Seamless Wool
Velvet Rugs, 9xl2 @CQ SA
it.; $32.45 value. :. %GO'OO
IL Seamless Wor-
sted Rug, 8kx101z @QH OF
It. $500 value. %. %OT'|O
II Seamless Administer Rug,
814xl01z it.: second GOO or
$47.50 grade. ..... %A\s~O
lie Oval French VIII
ton Rugs, 27x54 In; 90 or
$795 value ......... %O'~O
and 30x60 in. sizes; S7.95 to
s,i1,,so $2.05 to $7.05
"A 9x12 and S14x1O1k WhittaIs
Anglo Persian Rugs. Reg. @7S
$3.50 and $138 values. -. P -
q Seamless Velvet
Rugs. S1lx1o1a it.; &76 OK
S27.0o value 800.
-15O yards Felt Base
Floor Covering; REM 90
nants; soc value; yard. OO
-1S5. yards Inlaid Limo
Ieum Remnants. SITS 88c
value; yard ............ ~
-3 Felt Base Rugs,
9x12 IT,: damaged; 90 0n
S7.e5 value .........
"A Felt-Base Rugs, CD 40
6x9 IT,; $4.95 value.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Underwear

-6S WOmen's RayOn Undergar-
ments, r1uSSed or
50 soil .s of formerly n. !! sSc II Price
"a WOmen's Rayon Under
garments, soiled; zee and Ana
99c values; as Is. FIC
-36 Children's Rayon Under
garments, mostly slips: CEn
$1.o0 values. -. ......... &OO
As Children's Knit Union Enn
Suits; $1.00 values. -. OOO
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

"a Wood BEDS, single sizes;
door samples; $500 G12.OS
grade .............
II Wood Bed. single size;
moor sample: s2S.sS $500
. Metal Beds, full
and single; 1895 al. %
Value ...s........... "
II One m o tiOn Englander
Couch, with pad; GOO OF
S42.50 value ...... P&|'~O
II Da-Bed, with coil springs;
S val1s sl1e' sS0's' $l0.05
lie Metal Beds, fun and single;
v WTUr samples $500 $ll.95
Is Layer Felt Mat.
tresSes, full size; OFT nc
$500 value 1890. Up lie 20
--1O Layer Felt Mattresses, full
size; $19.95 to $27.95 @1A OE
ValueS ...........
IS Full and Single size Metal
Beds, floor samples. 90 OE
$12.e5 values. ........ PO' 20
--3 Coil Bed Springs; @6 90
formerly $685. $50. %O'|O
IL Coil Spring
Da-bed, with pad; @OI OF
1895 value ...... RGF'| 20
--3 In er Spring Mattresses;
single single size; sa''sS $22.95
II COgswell Chair,
floor sample; $4,000 co., AZ
grade ............. ~~
Il Lawson Daven-
port, denim covered; @AS M
floor sample ..... ~1O'OO
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
DOmestics

30 CrinkIe Bedspreads, with
fancy colored striped
patterns; reg. si'SS; S1.1O
each ~AsA~
loo yds. Blue Stripe Bed CSo
Ticking; reg. acc; yard. @OC
--1S0 Hemstitched Pillow o.
cases, regularly 3Sc; each &OC
go Ten.yard Pieces Of Long
cloth, 36 in. wide; soft @7 90
finish; reg. $1.95; q pc. ~AsOI
la One-plece Bedspreads, pill
low cover attached; Of rayon, in
blue and gold; reg. Cd on
$3.e5; each. ........ %&'~O
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Hosiery

lao pairs Silk Hose, full 2Sc
fashioned: seconds. -. Wv
go pairs ChiIdren's Nov
city Sport Hose; broken OOc
sizes .......,...s..
$50 pairs FuIl-FashiOned SILK
Hose, chiffon and service AOc
weights; handled; as is. wv
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

SpOrtsWear

-25 Slip-On Sweaters, of wool
and rayon; sizes "a to M M
SO; were $1.95 %AsOO
lis Tailored BlOuses, of broad
cloth: white and col
ors; sizes "a to AZ; ct EO
Were S1.95 .. 9lsOI
-3 Knitted Suits, two and three
piece styles, of jersey and tweedy
mixtures; sizes 16 and OK az
ID; were $40 ........ %Os 10
IS TwO-piece Knitted Suits. in
tweedy mixtures; 14to I'D Og
20 sizes; were $685.. %OsIO
lis Knitted Suits of fine
zephyrs, in colors:
sizes IA to AZ; were S72.OO
$3.50 ............
-$2.95 Atwood Coat Sweaters,
In plain a n d fancy O. 90
weaves; sizes SO to AZ PA'OO
-S2.95 Tuck-in Skirts, all-wool
flannel, tweed and covert cloth:
many pleated; sizes 26 Cd 00
to 80 Wristbands. 49,. %SO
Kann's-Second Floor.
Girls Wear
IS Silk Dresses, solid
color and prints. 1895 O. OK
value
10 winter Goats, sizes IL to
II. $500 to $12.95 O. 90
values ........,..... %O'OO
-25 Rain Hats, specially 70O
priced at ............
-3 Rain Coats, size 4 OQO
years. $395 value $500.
lis Wash Dresses, $1.69 to $1.e5
values. 5 Broadcloth Blouses,
$1.39 value. 6 Play Suits, OQo
$1.69 value ............
10 Lightweight Sweaters, 5
Bath Robes, 10 Navy and Plaid
Skirts, sizes 6, IA and Is. QQc
$1.95 to $2.95 values. -. N
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Reg. $I.OO
Silk Hose
79c pr.

--Service-weight Silk Hose
with Isle tops, Isle heels
and toes. Made by a spe-
cial knit-to-f1t process
with seamless feet. New
colors. Sizes S12 to 10.
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Umbrellas

Il Brown silk Um-
breIla, Is ribs; $1,000 @S
value
3 Silk Umbrellas,
green and red; is ribs; @C
$685. values. ...... %Ss
II Red Silk Umbrella, @Q
Is ribs; $7.95 value. %O'
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Fur Goats

q Sealine (dyed rabbitt) Goats,
self trimmed; were GO on
$125.00 ........... %O~'OO
IL Black Pony Coat,
pointed wolf collar: OK ~
size SO; was $4,000 %OO'OO
Il Natural Muskrat
Coat, size ID; was @7C 00
$135.00 .......... ~'O
3 Natural Opos-
sum Coats, size 16; 600 n0
were $4,000. ...... %OO'OO
II Gray Squirrelette
Coat, large shawl GO 00
collar; was $1,000. %OO'OO
II Gray Caracul
Coat, wolf collar; @QS n0
was. $4,000. ..,... %OO'OO
II Sealine dyed rabbit Coat,
ArTnure coon collar: CO., 0O
was $4,000. ...... %OSsOO
-3 POnyette Goats, black with
gray caracul collar 600 00
and cuffs; were $79. ~O~'OO
% Lapin Muffs, nat @S 00
ural shade. ......... ~OOO
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Dresses

q Dresses, transparent velvet;
plum and wine COL
ors; sizes 10 and IA; @16OO
Were $39.75 ...... %AOsOV
IL Three-piece Suit Dress, of
brown crepe, with colored over
w V1GS' sso.7 S51e az $l7.OO
IL Suit Dress of dahlia crepe;
size 81: "a. Was $500
Vz0 sssssssss.....
q Dresses, / white chiffon eve
ming dress, beaded; size Is; of
black velvet and metallic cloth
combined. Size 20. @1Q nn
Were $39.75. Choice ~AO'VO
as Junior Miss Dresses, silk, In
broken sizes and col co OF
OrS. each ..........
-13 Junior Miss Sports FrOcks,
sizes u ~ and co IL 0. . 5000
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Winter
COATS
$l9.75
$20.75 to
1925 Values

Dress and sports models,
fur or self trimmed; made
Of broadcloth. suede velour,
tweeds and camelshair pile
fabrics, and trimmed with
wolf, fox, caracul and
mink-dyed coney. Colors
are tan, green. brown and
black.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Housewares

w 80 w
- Bond or Cash Boxes, -
S1.98 value. AS Is. SOC
% Low Frame Wafde 90
Irons, $1,29 value. ....... OOO
% White Duck Shower Bath
Curtains, 70 inches. CT IN
$1.29 value ......... Lew
p National Pressure
Cookers, 6-quart. O. %
$1,000 value ........ %O'>O
--3 Double Roasters, of EO
sheet iron. S9c value. -. OIC
Ill Cylinder-front Bread CO.
Boxes, $1.29 value. ...... OOC
II Porcelain Napanee Drop
is isaf ...: Table. AS $l9.98
Il Kitchen Cabi-
net, gray. $32.5O &7O or
value .............
Il Napanee Dinet, @Sz en
white. S84.50 value. %O Sow
- Globe Gas Ranges, with
heat control. $3.50 SS7 SO
IS wagner Cast aluminium
Dinner Kettles. 1915 "a O0
value ...............
Iii Liquid Veneer Mops, TIL
angular shape. $1.00 6OO
value .................. w
"A Four-piece Fire @O 90
place Sets. Set. %G"|O
ia Umbrella Stands,
OF enameled metal. csc dO~
. NOrthwind Re-
frtgeratOrs. $22.ss $76 or
3 ObIOng Metal Hampers,
IL floor o.. samples. s4'4s S2.O8
value .............. WS~
Kann's-Third Floor.
Lingerie
30 Short PetticOats, Of crepe
de chine. Broken CT IN
sizes. Sl.95 value. -. %A'OO
IA Radium silk Boomers,
street shades. $2.95 CT 20
Value ....s..........
lis Dance Sets, of tub 10
silk. $1.95 value ........ &c
-Pettiknickers,. Of white or flesh
crepe de chine. $4.95 @1 OE
value ...............
lis Pajama Ensembles, of striped
S g. ds ynl0. 0roadcloth' $3.49
--3 Silk NegIIgees, @C OF
formerly $1,000 -. %S'|O
liz Beacon Blanket
Robes, $5.95 to S8.95 90 90
values .............. ~OeO
Kann's-Second Floor.
Notions
e-12 Kneeling Pads, COW
cred with checked oil OEC
C1OCn aluminium.
--Unburpable Ironing Board
Pads, 25c value; Laundry To-
Bags and Scissors. 49,.
--32 Boston Bags Of imi- QOO
tation leather; soc value ~
Odds and Ends Of No 70o
lions. Choice. ........ ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
SilyerMare

. ManteI Clocks, 6-day move
ments; mahogany nm
1shed; imperfect; CT 90
$9.98 value. .......... %T'%/
lis Alarm Clocks, coll 20
ors; $1.0O value ........ ~
3 Water Pitchers
and 2 Sa n wich nj nn
Trays; $3.98 value. %A'OO
Individual Salt and 90
Pepper Shakers. Set. -. O|C
300 Pieces Silver plated To-
Tableware. Choice. ..... AOC
Sterling Silver Cam 6eI 20
dlestickS; $500 value @T'O|
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Chinaware

Ill Table Aquari-
uEns, with stands. OF 0n
S1.29 value .......... ~A'OV
-3 Dinner Sets, AZ pieces. Gold
, ,. q 81 n ,, q decoration 1898
$0.96 value .......... W
Il Decorated Dinner Set, 90
T. ises'. si'.'s $11.08
Nd1uC ssssss.
~ Imported Lunch
Sets! Sets. 10 pieces. si.ss $40
value
ga Table Centers, Of rose and
amethyst am Hsy,,s coiored glass. 40c
"A Jardinleres, with @O az
pedestals. 1898 value @6sGO
% Brass Umbrella CT 90
Stands, $4.49 value. :. pAsIO
a." az Water Sets 7 pieces. A0c
Soc Value .............. ~
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Art Goods

$50 Fancy Pillows, soiled; Co
$1.00 to $1.98 values. -. O~O
ID. M. c. Crochet Cotton, coll
ors. Sizes 3, s, 10, 80 7no
and so; 40c value. 49,. LUZ
-19 Fleeced Lined Slipper SoIes.
S sac Usi1es sizes 40c and 19c
Ia UndreSsed Boudoir %.
Dolls, damaged $1,000. ~O
Mos MaS.l1 n s : i SI'm0r0id'F'd soc
Kann'S-Fourth Floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Junior Goats

Roadster Coats for the Junior
Miss. sizes IA to 10 and IS to II,
Of tweeds, silvertone, suede We
lour and cammeline. Fur or self
trimmed: wool or silk
lined; were $500 to 90 0g
4l9.75 .............. %Os 20
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Toys
Children's Wear

Velvet Tams, S1.9S value.
Felt Hats, formerly Ct 00
sass to 1898.
30 Pairs AM-woOI Socks, 7Oo
sizes 5 to 8. soc value. -
Handmade Dresses, soiled.
Sizes to 2 years. $1.69 CT M
to S2.98 values. ...... ~AOO
Flannel lined Rubber liz
Lap Pad, size 1878. -.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Reg. $I.95
Handbags
$1.OO

Smart leather bags,
in a variety of styles
and colorS - slightly
Shopworn.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Toilet Goods

-BOudOir Lamps,
f.: formerly &c $500 to ~ Price
Toilet Accessories and Toilet
Articles, some imperfect. S0c
$i.O0 to $50 values. -. OOS
Odds and Ends Of Toilet Ar
ticles, some imperfect. To-
25c to SOC values. ....... ~
Kann's-etreet Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Odd. China
and Glassware
u Price

Vases, plates, stemware,
novelties, ETC., In q va
riety Of styles. Formerly
10c to $7.9S.
Now SC to $500
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
COrsets

"A Group Of College Girl, War
ner and "K" Panty GirdIes, sizes
az to 30. $500 to 90 n0
$500 values ......... %6'OO
--1O Elastic Step-in Girdles,
broken sizes. Former @Q on
ly $500 ............. %O'OO
Table Odd Garments, for
rierly $500 to $500. EOc
Soiled ................. OOO
Xnnn,. cnnnA ww~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Ribbons

Ribbons
Remnants Wide Rib
bOns, formerly lee to sec DO
wrist watch Ribbons, plain
and fancy; $50 value. go
Length
Kann's-Street Floor.
Furniture
u Price and Less
-97 Pieces Of Furniture, dam
aged from display. Card tables,
unfinished chairs, sewing rock
ers, radio benches, baby yards,
willow chairs and reed rockers.
Also a few bridge chairs. Now
soc to $6.A
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Radios
NO. IS Atwater Kent, walnut
cabinet. Tubes and SIS
speaker ...........s...s
NO. IS Atwater Kent, walnut
highboy cabinet. Tubes COO
and speaker .......... ~~
NO. STA RCA 6-tube Set,
console mahogany cabi- @10
net. Tubes included. -. %AV
Herbert 4-tube' Electric
Set, console mahogany @1S
case
NO. IS Atwater Kent, @7n
with tubes ............. VIZ F.,
NO. 81 Two-tube
CT: c5s'I sss,n in small con- $500
Freshman Master
. S,:ss, with RIGA horn $3.50
-S-Tube Homemade Console,
with Farrand Gone @E 0A
Speaker ........... %OsOO
-6-Tube All Ameri-
can, walnut console &E IN
CABINET .............
-S-Tube Homemade CT 0A
Set, console style. -. %A'OO
--S-Tube Logo -Dyne, console
model. Tubes not In @C O0
--S-Tube Westinghouse Signal
Corps Set, with Tower @S 0O
cone speaker. ...... %1sOO
-S-Tube Lafayette NeutrOdyne,
with horn speaker. OF En
Tubes not included. :. %S'OO
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Bed Coverings

Kann's-street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Furniture

~ Price ana Less
-97 Pieces Of Furniture, dam
aged from display. Card tables.
diminished chairs, sewing rock
ers, radio benches, baby yards,
willow chairs and reed rockers.
Also A few bridge chairs. Now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-16
Special Dispatch to The star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, January 16
(N.A.N.A).-He's one of the incest
chaps in the professional colony, ana
he plays around with two OF the most
inveterate jokesters and wits Hollywood
has ever heard of-Arthur Caesar and
Charles Macarthur.
The three men were holding a COM
memorative evening. There seems to
be some doubt at present regarding
what they we're concentrating, but.
anyway, they commemorated freely, and
when the supply of commemoration ran
out they decided to drop in on some OF
their friends.
So they made them for an apartment
where lives lovely lady, blessed by fate
with pulchritude and well-filled ice
box.
It turned out to be fine evening.
But after bit the two jokesters slipped
quietly of whilst the incest chap was
in the kitchen.
A quarter of an hour later the phone
rang. The hostess took down the re-
ceiver-emitted a Mortified Shrek
1.-THE buildings on fire!" she gasped,
turning from the phone.
Her guest strobe over and replaced
the receiver firmly on its hook.
ION fire nothing" he said scornfully.
Don't you know that pair OF nuts,
Arthur Caesar and Charlie Macarthur,
are standing downstairs this moment
waiting to see us dash past with the
valuahles? And won't they give us the
raspberry Just sit down and remem-
Der that you are in the hands Of your
friends. And they're trying to get a
little entertainment at your expense"
SO they repaired to the kitchen and
were chatting gayly there some is min
utes later, when loud hammering on
the door was heard. A moment later
two firemen, axes in hand, burst into
the room.
Whats the idea-sittin' here and
the buildin' burnin' over yer heads?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-16
Morning Start.

One holds the four aces In his hand
when he uses milk, vegetables, fruit and
cereals every day in his Diet These
are the essentials on which the pleasure
of life with good health depends.
A hot, cooked cereal for breakfast
helps to start the day right. Energy
is furnished by it the first thing in
the morning. which means It, is not
necessary to wait until IL o'clock In the
forenoon to feel poppy.
What a pleasure it is to start the
morning with satisfactory breakfast
if more is needed, a piece of toast or
a whole wheat muffin with butter and
lam. This all spells pleasure and
health. One is then ready to meet
his friends and wish them good
morning." and also to have one him.
self
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-16
MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE
By MoLLIE MERRrCK.

But the aforementioned was too slick
to admit that he thought 1t was a joke.
I'VE were coming down directly" was
his suave reioinder. But it's such a
bitter night. wouldn't you boys Join
us in a ham sandwich before we face
the cold night winds?"
The boys could, and did. And then
they all went out and watched the
building burn right merrily. This be-
ing how fires are sometimes conducted
in Hollywood by the more poised men,
bers of the colony.
Wallace Berry, airplane devotee. had
reason to use his sky boat Tuesday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-16
Scalloped Hamburg.

Mix together one pound of hamburg
steak, one egg. half teaspoonful Of
spoonful of poultry dressing and one
cupful of bread crumbs. Place in the
bottom of a deep baking dish, add a
layer of onions and another layer of
raw potatoes, sliced thin. Cover with
one pint of milk and bake in a mod
crate nVen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-16
happenings. AS Central says, "will you
nardon it. please?"

An old-timer was in hard straits, and
sought a lob with a director who had
kept the wolf from his door many times
in the past.
TITS tough shedding, Frank" he said
what with the rain and all. If could
only rely on having something to do at
a definite date"
1.-TWO weeks from now" said the di-
rector, 81 am scheduled to begin my
next picture. Ill give you part OF
some kind in tiny word of honor"
81 hope I can depend on that" said
the old 'un, because two companies are
after me hot and heavy"
What companies? The director
looked incredulous.
1.-The gas company and the telephone
company"
copyright, 1880. by North American News
paper AllianceO
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when almost 80 were marooned In his
brother Noah Beery's paradise trout
club in Big Rock Canyon.
Wallace few over the club. dropping
provisions by parachute, roadways into
the resort being blocked by SHOWS. The
storm descended so suddenly on these
hitherto sun-haked mountains that 30
persons were trapped on high peaks
where they went for restful week emo
awav from the studio hives of Holly
wood.
When / mentioned Ruth Elder as be-
ing the fiancee of Hoot Gibson week
back IL was purely a slip of the mind
for which I ask forgiveness. The lady
has since married Walter Camp. Glib
son is an ex-fiance. But these lovely
and famous become engaged and dis
engaged with such startling frequency!
them hereabouts, that ones brain Is
scarcely a reliable index for so many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-16

marks the higher waistline. Sleeves
are tightly fitted. with darts below the
elbows.
This captivating model can be had
in sizes Is. 10, 20 years, SO, 80, 40 and
AZ inches bust, and is a dress that
meets everyday needs gracefully.
Black lustrous crepe satin is another
Interesting idea well liked.
Myrtle green fiat silk crepe, tobacco
brown fable silk crepe, dahlia- purple
Canton crepe, plum shade in crepe
satin, jacquard silk crepe in Spanish
red tones. midnight blue wool crepe,
crepe marocain in deep maroon red
shade and fiat silk crepe in orange-red
are delightfully."- smart combinations
suitable for this Partisan model. Choose
nowI It will make you appear beau
tifully slender.
For a pattern of this style. send IS
cents In stamps or coin directly to The
Washington Stars New York Fashion
Bureau, Fifth avenue and goth street,
New York.
We suggest that when you send for
pattern, you inclose 10 cents additional
for copy Of our new Fashion Maya
zine.
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THE STARS
DAILY PATTERN
SERVICE.

Dips It's Hem.
All the smartest afternoon frocks
have q habit of dipping their hens,
as style No. ia, in black Canton crepe,
enlivened with a touch Of eggshell
crepe In border effect at end of scarf
The circular skirt shows modern in
fuence in diagonal wrapped treatment
both front and back. The narrow belt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-16

always been about this wonderful soup,
you'll take new and greater delight
in it now.
+ 81
You will say its famous color never
flashed to the eye a more fascinating
challenge. You will say its tonic.
invigorating favor never gave to your
appetite a more quickening thrill.
For Cream of Tomato at its delicious
best, add milk instead of water TO
Campbell's Tomato Soup. See the easy
directions on the label.
r r
You use it in so many ways that it Is
most convenient for you to get 6 cans
at time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-16

Something astonishing has happened-in single
year a million women have adopted new cake -four.
They found that it brought about surprising improve
ment in their cakest completely changed their ideas
of perfect cake"l
Baking show that Psburys Cake Flour possesses
three distinct superorities ID 1t makes cake that
rises higher-a lighter, fufier, more delicate cake.
~ 1t makes cake with SOFTER finer texture. %
It makes cake that stays moist and fresh longer.
These improvements are the result of new blend of
certain types of wheat unusually soft, milled to
silky fneness. Test it for yourself will give you
new pleasure. Try Pilsbury's Cake Flour with the
most difficult, delicate recipe you know-it will prove
its superiority before you have finished the FIRST
package.