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New Britain herald., 1930-06-24
MANY INJURED IN
 SEVILLE RIOTING
Martial Law Follows General
 StriAee-CbiId Dying

Seville June -4 ,P-ssvera! r-H- suns ware Erav=.v injured and s7- a-oy.ms.+.r -at su.e-ed minor r1r-s .r the ..otla= or rh= streets e. Seville today zs n ourErowta Of a general srr.N7-
 More than 15u persons Tere l1- rar=d n (. .zor4ArS Eest@rlaE and the .zr-r- vas resumed today as the ..r..-ry ezarn began demoastrat.o-s 47o.- --os= l1-1~e5 ga -oda2 5 d-s- o-le~s -zs -al.l "ho was r=1or-- s- 70 h. l-
 ;Iarual La~ Declared
 Ns--s- .z ~s5 1T =--- -5-=s .-+ -....--s= -o4s=z v a-= r.csA5 --e =r .--s q. --= c--- were -.oSt.N -5r--= and -..- =-~=s-s w=-= -ss=-'- .5 -r--at -a=r= 7ra strikers 7+-2 IT, hoy reported 1e.-= .s Jose 4-5va.- ' years o-[- who 75s shot .--r-- --= s.1ne-7 tv a stray hl.- .=. Two 7o~-41 and t0a men were -.ae1 70 The hospital suffering from -,... -r1.-.rzs ard a7ver5. o'1e-s -.-r.-- 7.=r= --=a-z5 a- their homes.
 JaIls Filled Ia Doors
 Tr9 ..-.-e- ot arrested "as r7- -=v=s.=-. a-- -n= Ez-= NA~- t...=1 I'D o-e1-.3T.-s
 Az 51z-r s.1-z-=-: sAo-.01s ! rho ---.s---.s- and -4--orr districts ,.-= rs---az ragged 5--.-.5-=l s-~.E.-rS and =v--s--5az~s --asr.lE with po- #-- s-1 -.r.' guards ao-l mounted nd a5--- --= troopers Char- -a .-.o.Ac-.-. aaoc6.rE taa rioters 1-7-a win horses and tlr.15 maa1 --o+s .--z--- into -te ar They 7->c ,.-s4 .r- bus ot ta=lr pistols and rifles s-1 ~.=.5e6 the t.a- s.-7s 0: T.. rs.ss ~aapo1s If -a= 1a7s .-+ =,01-- S7--a ro--= ->r7 h.
 Street Csr- H:ohaed
 ~z---- ------ ---s z-------sz = -... --.z -----.~z -caz a--s-set then. --.--.--.-z z~t 5=--o1sa-cE -o - z5 cr=zz.o- Tr-1oT- g" -,7-, -.-= --- .7r= WITS +--0tt -o s-oi and -o -14-.as 14r= operating
 A sav .acza stores were open aA all sn.--=rz ~e-= drawn r.E-' a1 jaw persons zes= c- t1= streets 7A o.7- -ra dzwoazrcaror=
 Soldiers lo SaE--= -ars.sors z1. --4 nearby r.-t5s were p-srac41 ' 4c1 ]: needed.
 -.s .,-- 7-z --.s. ear,, -ota .-= s--o-t [s" cc --= =a-e-a. s'r...5 .-.- b. c.5---3-..1E co1--@.o- aa5 s-s began ==--.cE bread c~ n =~-..s S--.z--E a.-.-- bakers ar otae- s--.z=rs -1ec=Icoo a--2-A@ -aa-a
 E.r.- -..s afternoon mos ot ca se.o-s .tz1-.-= vss checked
 -v7 @=.r..v-a-:-=1 o.v.- Flz.1 ~-1= or -4-a z--zs- car 7h.ch a .=ar,s4 -3 r-- b.. ever. car ~a actzcaA1 4a3 aI. ~ar= forced 10 r@ ...n 10 -oa.r osr-=. n some cazs o-4rs armed -.-. Ea==tcs .o-c= ne c-47s ID aha11oa taa.r car So-.e passengers were injured | z-oaez. -0o women among the "a. z.-za-s 7Ar= ozt.v .1--c=1
New Britain herald., 1930-06-24

ion. After considerable persuasion he hnally decided to team with the sisters for the one performance. A dress rehearsal was held last eve- ming and the trio performed satls- factorlly.
 Chamber Directors Meeting
 The board Of directors Of the Chamber Of Commerce will meet ro- morrow at noon at the Chippanee Country club where matters Of inn rorrance TO Bristol will be discussed. Lu-cheor will be served at -2-t5 ?.
 Will Arrange schedule
 4 z meeting os the executive board ot the City Baseball league held IT the city court room last eve 7.ng # was decided that a schedule .o- the second round of the circuit should hA arranged hy the schedule committee for presentation at the nex- meeting 10 he held Monday eve- r.n-. June 30 at -;3o o'clock. The commirtea. consisting of President Thomas Il. Monahan and Secretary . William 4 Garrett. will work or the schedule sometime this week
 The Maple Ends and West Ends and P.ainvlll7 and TerryvIllA will par of n tvln bill as Muzzy 6eld Sunday afternoon beginning at . o'clock Clyde Waters will umpire
 To Install Officers
 District Deputy Governor Frank A Kennedy ot the Lions will install recently elected officers al a meeting 10 be held at the ChippaHee Country . club ton1 orrow night. Dinner will be served after the exercises 70 mem hers os -hA Lions and wives
 Light Passers Released
 George r. DoIger Of PIaInville and Gusrave Potz O. this city arrested by Officer James Burns or the Memor- lal boulevard yesterday afternoon af-=r they had passed red signal hrhrS q tte highways intersection with Main and School streets. were released today by Prosecutor An thorv J. Rich rhar their cases were 7oGe5 upon payment Of costs n the autAroonl of police headQuarters
 18th Anniversary
 The 18th anniversary Of the found .1E or Concpource Commander. Golden Cross II Bristol will he cele --a+=4 rv members Of the local or gar.za-lon tomorrow evening a Fec Mems aa. or Prospect street start .tg q -4s o'clock. when tEslnes s=ss.o1 7E.! b= held to be follow e by 1e-e p-!on Of the grand officer and vlsI.l1g command Five act c. e1,sr.4.n-oenc will be presen-e' as part c: the celebration. and re t-es.1.-1ts Will he served.
 Engagement Announced
 The engagement Of Mss Iren B4ue saxon ot IF Riverside ave me daughter o5 Nr and NIrs George H saxton Of that address. ' ] Charles C. Smith. son oc M- an Mrs Alh4rt r. Smith of New Nj. ford tas been announced
 Mrs Annie kenneaIly
 Mrs Anne Ke-1eally. 6I. nlts ( Joa. Eaa1ea-Iy 0: 24 North street died a lar home yesterday after , noon after an Illness Of no month! ! SaA vas co~r IT NeT:OInd!aad, th daughter ot Thomas and Ma.gars NIcHlga but came Q this city IS . young ST. 81d spent tie rest Of he lie here.
 She ~as na5rled three .nes. [ John Fol.err. who died q tev veal 5 after ths marriage then 10 Jon = LAaeaa1. and finally, about six yea ;, ago. 10 JoEr kernealIy, who survive . her together with four ch!!dre Mrs. Thomas Barry and Mrs. Ficl y ard Car1,ody Of New York, Mir - Gerald Kennedy Of Bristol. and Jo., Fo,l=rc Of Chicago; - grandcEl drer; two brothers. Michael NcEIg
New Britain herald., 1930-06-24
Cabinet To Meet

Ita--.5 -.-= 4 a2--he caa,-=r I'll --s=- -o-.E-- and $ expected , cooz.1=- -Hs serious s.t41-.oo ;" Seville. where more nan -5i per sc-s have o4A1 l1Iuret IT r.o-l1g connected win tvo-daJ genera! strike.
 The C-E= e Alba, r,.1.s-er c. state. had expected 10 start for London on vacation -n-s morning tGt 1ac-4e5 10 remain here and . ---s --= -1a=-.--
New Britain herald., 1930-06-24

ner in each event. Free transporta- ton will be provided all those who are al the church not later than 10:30 q. III. If it rams the picnic will be postponed until Thursday when the start will be made at the same hour.
 PlainNilie Briefs The American Legion auxiliary 70 Brock Barnes post, will hold a raeI- lar meeting tonight at o'r.o~h n
New Britain herald., 1930-06-24

Legion hall All members are asked to try 10 attend.
 The PlalnvilIe baseball team will practice tonight at : o'clock.
 The Misses RowIna and Bernice BIrnbaum. daughters of MT. and Mrs. I. J. Birnbaum of 17 Broad street, are vacatIoning in Wilmington, Del, and Atlantic City, \. J. ESr HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-06-24

article of food or to contribute to- wards the cost Of the lemonade. The menu includes salad. beans, sand wiches, cake and pickles A large at tendance IS expected.
 Episcopal school Picnic
 The annual picnic Of the church school Of the church of Our Saviour, will be held Wednesday at Rock well park in Bristol Sports will be indulsed in with prizes for the win
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its ad-
vertisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly. under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
r11ents addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
:livered to advertisers on pres
.entation of the box number
ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25
CANDY SALESMAN

For established route to sell and deliver
well known candy from truck to retail trade,
under a new. progressive plen; on salary
and commission basis. Cash bond required.
Must be clean-cut, honest and hustler.
Apply Mavis Candies Inc, 1921 L st. NV,
wash. d. c., Monday, between am.
10 noon
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PERSONAL

MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN
and school of Dancing, 1922 Mass. ave. NV,
for children and over; hours, $3.50 to $50;
IS week.
CHILDREN, ONLY s25 MONTH, SUMMER
school-home; nutritious meals cool bed
rooms; experienced tutors. Supervised play
grounds. North 62si. 2S1
CONVALESCENTS; SUNNY HOME. PORCH
es, yard good attention. 422 Crittenden
st. NV. Adams 9696W
CARPET AND LINOLEUM LAYING, SEW
ING. altering and repairing; workmanship
guaranteed estimates cheerfully given. j.
WHITE. Atlantic ASST. 26s
BEST OF CARE GIVEN CHILDREN IN
nurses own home with attention to diet.
Can Shepherd also.
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wANTED-SALEsMEN.
fr--Aa.-AA


class Specially salesman only those who can
| show they have been successful need apply
ana cstslosusd ready for the man who can
, Ask for Mr.. Warwick.
WEATHER-LOX. newest method of weather.
per cent on orders Apply 900 10th ST. a Nv
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
FILE CLERK, salary sl;2eo. and tanser print:
School, Sc. cor 18th g. F NV. Met. 6337
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In.
men: established 10 years Cali Lin. pos2.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS any hour; licensed
s4ss ---e-'' 1(N'N- N'e0 'N-D 49,, 800.
sTEUART BEAUTY SCHOOL - Complete
course, SOS; pay IS week as you learn.
rENOGRAPHERs-Civil service exam. in
f o de snd get sRs
5a se s hSs t. p aaa Park q TS
sA sass Ssn aARy f'isP
eigners. ., Call evenings. l4l2 Chaplin. ,s Co
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT quickly with your
car, Reasonable. 800 Kennedy ST. NV. OF
Georgia 1889-W.
EXPERT TYPIsTs are always in demand:
take our intensive course. COLUMBIA
SCHOOL, p. o. Bldg. 14th and Park rd.
WHY NOT NOW, IF YOU ARE GOING TO
learn telephone switchboard operating. In
oxford Bldg, cor. 14th and N. Y. ave.
GERMAN privately taught by educated Ger
man; moderate rates Address Box 35l-S.
Star office.
HIGHER ACCoUNTANCY-By special ar
rangement with well known university.
transferred at a cut rate. North 1910 after
p m.
EARN MORE MONEY-Learn stenography,
it is easy, fascinating; pays well; lots OF
opportunities; you can make good; new,
easier methoos. better. Enroll today; Boyd
Secretarial School, 1888 F. NATL 2340.
BOOKKEEPING, sHoRTHANp, TYP1NG.
school forming in washneton;. expert in
struction by former college professor. Mr..
BARRY, $50 Rucker ave, Clarendon, Va.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT SYSTEMATICAL-
ly; low rates. Call Potomac 0279 or address
Mr. Carson. go S st. NV, Wash. d. c.
INVESTIGATE LINOTYPE OPERATING-A
field In which WAGES are big and hours short
over 500" Day and evening classes, Bur-
ton Linotype School. Printcraft Building:
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
in Real School with national reputa-
ton. Don't wish later you had learned at
the famous MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL
TURE SCHOOL of the South; Enroll NOW
and assure your future. Summer course
starts June e. Low cost, expert instruction,
practcal experience. $3.50
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL tEst. 1919.
1925 n H. Ave. NV. 8l7 l4th ST. NV NV
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NATIONAL
ORGANIZATION

OKIIANI LN I ION
Has opening for three young men in sales
department; experience not necessary, bat
must be energetic, neat appearing and salts
fed with $500 q week TO start Not a
Salaried position; connection permanent
with splendid opportunity for right man,
See MIR. j. Stewart, Houston Hotel, Room
ITO, Monday and Tuesday only from 980
am. TO 1890.
2 YOUNG MEN who want
steady employment and good
pay at the end OF each week ;
to travel with sales manager in
Washington and surrounding
territory. See Mr. Thompson,
Monday, 8 am. I'll 9th st. NV.
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BOYS IS to Is

desiring to learn the automobile repair
business from the ground up at no cost for
tuition Course starts Monday, June 2,
operating from 8 am. to 4;30 pm. daily
for thirty days.
Registration limited to ten alert, keen. in
dustrious. boys Who desire to take up the
automobile repair business, Permanent EN-
ploynle VI assured apt pupils Immediately on
completion of course with Washington's
largest automobile service station. wonder
full opportunity to learn remuneratiVe
trade at no expense.
In making application state age, educa-
ton, address and telephone number in yodr
own handwriting. Address Box 392-R, Star
office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25
WALTON

AVIATION.
Aviation represents the greatest of all OPP
portunities to the ambitious. You are
trained under some of the best informed
instructors in the country, Aviation me-
chanics. Complete ground course. Welding.
Navigation. Drafting and Desien, etc; SUM
rates. AVIATION SCHOOL OF AMERICA,
1108 10th st. NV. Open evenings until q. m.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

RESPONSIBLE PERSON. LEAVING JUNE i
for Johnson City, Tenn. by way of Roanoke
and Bristol. will take passengers: So each.
or cents per mile for points south. Address
Box Abs. Star office.
WILL TAKE TWO LADIES TO ASIIEVILLE,
N. c., May 80; return June Is. Phone Sun
day before ! or after 6; reasonable. Adams
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$50 TO $50 A WEEK EXTRA PGsSIBLE
FOR ADV. SPECIALITY MEN.
The burlington R. R., recently ordered
100000 process art metal blotters' I nstting
the salesman hundreds OF dollars EXTRA
commissions Why don't. you look into this?
Beyond competition-shlnes IKE an e!ec-
triC-lighted blllboard-fRSteSt selllng adVer-
Using specially in history; Colorful, spark
ling metal-top blotters, advertisement PRINT
ed in ColorS. r.
Pocket or portfolio samples free t;,n to ,s ex, :,
perienCed adv specially statesmen VINO mean
business ENORMOUS COMMISSIONS, Lead
ing advertisers are ordering MILLIONS A,
Biggest house in business, rated AAAl
Mail coupon, attach note stating territory,
experience, regular line tconhdehllaD or no
THE PROCESS CORPORATION, NIL
Dept. Gill. 1926 National Press Biag''
Send pocket samples ro.is,siv. ilr
METAL Advertising Blotters, free, and COM
plete Instructions. Information requested Is
attached.
AQQreSS ........., s.'sss - =
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STUDENT, 81, WHITE WISHES TO CHAUF-
fsur to Indianapolis speedway race and re-
turn; expenses asked; best references. Met.
0733
DRIVING TO INDIANAPOLIS, IND. LEAV-
ing May 81, return about June 10; room Tor
3G3I-J
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Statesmen WANTED

Statesmen WANTED
Immediately to sell 7 per cent
convertible, participating stock
OF an established Washington
industry-leads furnished; COM
missions against drawing &C
count to men OF proven ability
and integrity. Phone Franklin
0259 for an interview. No inter
views without appointment.
Ask for Mr.. Probvn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25

EXPERT SECRET SERVICE IS THE MAS
TER KEY to all sources of information.
Established 1885.
The quality and nature Of the services l
am competent to render are by no means
that of the usual detective agency type. but
that of man skilled in the work OF SOWING
important and perplexing personal ana ousl-
ness problems. -,
My credentials are unquestionable and will
satisfy the most exactinE,
All business strictly confidential.
Franklin 600 Sunday Adams l23D.
MORGAN BRADFORD.
Suite 202 Transportation Building,
nth and Streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25

ZEAL ESTATE MAN
to sell North Beach property; an oppor-
tunity for a. real, man to make real money
hest Summer resort ON the Chesapeake Bay
If you can take advantage OF the opportuII
that you are the man for the JOB, c9me to
THE FITZGERALD REALTY CO.,
North Beach, Nd. 25%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25

DRESS SALES WON EN-.
We desire to interview young
women experienced in selling misses
dresses; regular and contingent posi-
tions are available for those who
quality. Apply Monday, Personnel
Director.
FRANK r. JELLEFF, INC,
1916 + st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25

CHILDREN GIVEN BEST INSTRUCTION
and care in cultured teachers beautiful sub
urban home. All grades. voice. piano. Ad-
dress Box 452-S. Star Office.
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John sheldon of Va. wy Writes : MY territory
is rough one, but took in $54 in six hours
selling Sayman's soap. and other Sayman
products" The biggest organization of its
kind offers you chance of lifetime to make
more money. Write quick for free samples
Products Co, Dept. E-4ll, ST. Louis, Mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25

I DO PAINTING. INTERIOR AND EXTE-
rior; plasterins. paperhanging. floors refin-
ished. shellacking. waxing. windows. walls.
housekeeping. screen repairing, cement work
Only f1rst-class work done. II years expe-
rience. Plenty of references. Work by day
or estimate Call Ben" Potomac 1858
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LADY WITH LITTLE GIRL WILL GIVE
mothers care to employed mothers little
girl during working hours. Call before 2
or after 6. Decatur 1859.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ence; take care of home for Summer or
work in family; no washing. Call Atlantic
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Men who can sell and want an opportu-
nifty to work and who will work. Two Will
be chosen, given thorough training and pre-
pared to take charge of established terri
tories of satisfied customers in Washington
and vicinity for the Fuller Brush Co. SINH
lar positions in this Office now paying S43 a
week. Guaranteed salary and compositions
while learning. See sales manager Monday,
10 to ~ only, 924 National Press Bldg, or
nhnne for nnnOintment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25

SEAMSTRESS - Experienced
in working on mems fine cloth
ing. Apply to foreman. altera-
ton dept. Parker-Bridget Co.,
the Avenue at Ninth.
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Infants Wear Specials

Sweater Sets-$1.SS
sweater and beret, in
green, blue, yellow, red,
pink and white.
Sweater Suits-$2.9S
KNITTED sweater, leggings
and cap TO match. Sizes
2 TO s.
Coats--$2.SS
Continental chinchi liza
coats, in white, pink and
blue, for the / to 8.
Undies-l for 81
--Flannelette 6 o W n S,
kimonos and gertrudes, in
sizes TO 2 yrs.
Pillows-3Sc
Soft kapok- filled pillows,
In pink or blue. Special
value. /.
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Sheets for 81
-17x36-in. crib sheets, Of
nice quality cotton with
colored hens.
CASES. for 81
-Pillowcases for baby pill
lows. OF cotton with coll
ored borders.
ShiFts-2Sc
Regular Soc little prin-
cess shirts, for babies to 2
yrs.
Quilts, csc
Lovely japanese silk-
quilted quilts, in pink and
blue.
Wool Set-$4.4S
--Leggings, cap a n d
sweater blouse, with zip
per fastenings. Sizes 2 to
6 yrs.
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Skirts-S1.40

Skirts-$1.4S
Reg. $1.95 plaid skirts,
in bodice and tuck-in
styles. Sizes 2 to IL yrs.
Sweaters-$1.SS
Reg. S2.95 to $3.95 all
wool coat sweaters; also
slip-on sweaters with
berets to match. Sizes so
to 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-30
Girls Wear Specials

Wash Dresses-Sl.eS Z.
Cinderella and Lucette
dresses, in prints and plain
colors. Sizes Z to IL.
Rain Sets-$2.4S
&C o a t and hat, Of
leatherette or jersey, in
sizes 6 to IL yrs. duaran+
teed rainproof.
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|



Assorted styles, each 90
box with - cards, en- O"
graved and printed,
and "A envelopes Street Floor.
Box of 81 cards. .Sse
Knitted Suits
E Viz ss1S it's $7.74
and skirt made on band. In
new Fall weaves and colors; sizes
IA to 20. Reg. $l0.e5 value
Second Floor
Atwood Sweaters
i! A. 1is 4:. :: '' ny; S2.54
black. navy, brown, powder blue,
green. tan and red: sizes So to
46. S295 to S3.e5 values.-Second
Floor.
CasserOles. ca.
-Pyrex casseroles
s sRso% Rls Rl9sssi d 1923
non tarnishable
frames. Pyrex covers. ~ Third
Floor.
Salt and Peppers
Individual salt and -
pepper shakers of ZHO
Sterling silver. Six ~
in a lined box.-Third
Floor.
Sl.40 Carving Sets
-s-pc: sets with with 6A7 IN
steel blades and
tines. Boxed.-Third Floor.
Clothes Hampers
metal !. ssS s 81 $l.OO
ventilated. In ivory. blue. and
green finishes. $l.59 value
Third Floor.
Wizard Mop
ish. TriGnguiaT- OOC
shaped mop that
cleans as it polisheS. $1.2S value.
Third Floor.
Waxing Outfits
I - va Msz S5ss|I out 1900
waxer. can Of liquid ana can Q!
paste wax. $S.sS value.-Tnird
Floor.
Paints, Gal.
5:'s:: $500 $ ne: $1.60
and 2f coIors. FOR inside ana
outside use.-Third Floor.
08c Bowl Sets
sets q yellow porce- O0C
lain ware. Bowls in
graduating sizes.-Third Floor.
$500 Dinner Sets
I.::s ., dinner Rsi :, '; e; g: $4.08
lovely patterns. Service for six.
Third Floor.
6 Cups and Saucers
Imported cups and 70
saucers OF china. Blue eO0C
Dragon pattern. Six
cups and six saucers. Reg. sec.
Third Floor.
Buckles and Slides
For the belts of new
ran dresses and coats; CSC
o variety of shapes.
SOC to $1.00 values. Trimming
Dept-Street Floor.
Fur Collar Sets
Collars and - 80
s 3s9ss t ss ss 1aRl9 $4.95
vicuna, coney, and
imitation fox, in brown. black.
and beaver color. Trimming
Dept.-Street Floor.
89c to $I.49 Cutlery
Universal stainless l.0N
knives, cleayers, forks,
etc. Subject TO slight imperfee'
tions.-Third Floor.
Garment Bags
::sss ::7l: :. :; $l.20
eight garments; $i.s6 value
Street Floor.
Shoe Boxes
s.s:1.s: iss;: Sl.40
Reg. " s1.s5. Use Used lat or stand.
ing.-Street Floor.
Ironing Combination
pad man an 1a09 = 7 muslin q sha 47C
cover for this low
price. Adjustable to any board.
Street Floor.
Felt Mattresses
i.;ssi s;; .i:' $lO.88
tresses. Well tufted. Covered
with excellent ticking. All sizes.
Third Floor.
$3.50 Mattresses
-Inner UO0 90
spring mat # 10000
layer felt, covered with pretty
damask ticking. All Sizes
Third Floor.
Bath Robes
t .iis' ! Fe s4e s.: 3 S4.50
flannel, in sizes for small, me-
dunn and large women; $5.95
values.-Second Floor.
Novelty 'Kerchiefs
Linen and cotton On
hsndkerchiefs with ZSc
fancy corners and
lace all around the edges
Street Floor
Linen Handouts
Hand embroidered 4
DESIGNS in all four AN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-30
Children's
Wash FrOcks
88c
Sizes 2 to 6 and I to IA

Sizes 2 to 6 and to ia
Cinderella and other well known
makes are included in this offering
of Children's wash dresses. Smart
new styles of printed, striped and
plain colored fabrics. Some with,
others without bloomers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-30
Girls Fall
Dresses
1898
Sizes Z to IA years.
sos to $685. Values

The ideal School dreSses-jumper
styles, straightline and two-piece
effects, of wool Jersey, wool tweed,
silk, printed rayon and fiat crepe.
New styles, new colorS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-30
Children's and
Girls Wear
88c

--SIipever Sweaters in novelty WeaVes. Sizes
80 to 50 and to years. ...........,..,S ee ea'
Bath Robes of plaid blanket cloth. Sizes to
~ years Observation-Disclosures csc sa.
-Pleated Blue Serge Skirts, on bodice. Sizes
to ~ years. ............S: Ses ga.
--OvePbIouses of tan or white broadclOth. Sixea
Full PIeated Black Sateen Gym Bioen1ers. &
Sizes 5 to 20 years Observation-Disclosures 8c ga, s
White Jean Middies, braid trimmed. Sizes
to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .SSc "a.
Bath Robes in tan, blue and red fer the
to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .SSc
Infants Dresses, hand made and hand EN-.
hFoidePed. Sizes to years. ......... SSc ca.
--Sleepers and Pajamas of hanneletta. 8ee %.
Crepe Pajamas. Sizes to a.. .9se
- Broadcoth Sleepers, to years. eSe ca.
Infants Wool Shawls. .S9e ca.
Kann's-Second Floor.