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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-02
RooMs-FURNISHED.

ROOMS-FURNISHED.
SIS week up; ami; Ink. SIS. Steam heat.
Elec. Transienst, 81; garage. FIR. s07s So
l 1889 18Th ST MWi.LaTEe front ROOM Snd
7I9 D ST. s.E.-Two bed rooms, dining
s sSS Ei ADpi2 ss gxat 3. bath second oF
BY day or week. Penna. House. 4.
81 r ST. N.E.-Furnished rooms in clean,
private home; rent reasonable.
MERRILL MANSIONS, 1851 Fairmont st.
suites With or without bath, furnished com com.
pietely; linen and maid service, optional;
day, week, month: 81. $40, SO, SIS week.
llo6 "a 81: NW.I;Furnished rooms, by day
MASS. AVE, Thomas Circle--Comfortable
pIoyed isSy rent in re HSs Net 1925 3:
l347 L N.W.-Lovely, newly renovated rms,
INCLUDING gas and cleo; no transients. Met.
e20 GRANT PL. NW.-Large room and
ess peSss ssS arS ISL PED s
si6 K ST. N.W.-Nice downtown housekeep-
Inc room with electricity; SIS monthly. APP
ply Apt. ], second floor.
18th NEAR LAFAYETTE So.-Convenient
adjoining bath. $40; gentlemen Met. 2O67.
1917 HOBART ST: N.w.-;Newly decorated
and furnished room, porch, private bath
e27 cALLATIN ST. HW.-Nicely furnished
room rSoT, VIII ds1s screened porch reasonable
7I6 9th 81. NE.-PieasaTt Ink. apartment
GAS K ST. NW.-Cheerful room, ESPECIALLY
SIS MONTH for S sHnE kasSsal ssS 4os
gas x ST. NWEILsrge bright room, NICELY
furnished, twin beds; $50 per month. Call
National $3.50.
sos ST. NE second-fioor front, for
housekeepins; every convenience; adults
1853 COLUMBIA RD.-Delightful, large front
room, End hoorj also single room; best loca-
tom well kept house; / or persons. g.
709 MT. VERNON PL.-Front room; near
Library, for men or ladies.
CLEVELAND PARK-Attractive front room,
adjointng bath; owners new home garage
large, single. $40. double $50; ideal down
town location; shower, phone garage space
2ll9 o ST. N.W.-For one gentleman, pleas.
ant room with comfortable double bed 81 so
lao MORSE 81. NE.-TTent room, iurnishsd
With private bath and centinuoIs hot WSter
llls Harvard sT.-Lovely front room.
SSu S.V $40 Monthly . col s7s5 0s'e =
family. $3.50 week s- aentisman only. Dl11''
isal BELMONT Rp.-5singls room; ISyslyJ,
person; breakfast optional; near two cars.
1888 18th ST. N:W.7-Large. bTiEht room for
couple or two gentlemen; next bath.
362s EVERETT ST. N.W.-LoVely front room
in new home, private bath; one-half block
west OF Connecticut ave. car line; garage II
desired. Call after Pm. Phone Clev.
1870 EYE sT.-Unusual location, near White
shower, phone; $40 and $50; gentlemen.
1919 18th 81. N.W.-Large room and kItch-
snette, water in Tcon, 81 week; large
objection to children.
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THE ASHLEY

203H 18th Sc. NV.
Convenient TO downtown stores,
echools churches. etc. Apartments OF
four and i've rooms and bath, one With
porch. Desirable rent
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THE GREENSBORO

lblN IILn 81. INV,
Downtown location: two rooms, re-
ception hall, kitchen and bath.
Frtgtdaire on House Current.
Resident Manager.
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THE ROCKLEDGE

745e goth st. NV.
ovsrlooking Rock Greek Park: one
kitchen, bath and foyer: all outside
rooms; in excellent condition; modern
baths with huilt-in tubs. Resident
manager on premises Reasonable
rentals. Frigidaire on House Current.
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Conn Ave. and Porter st.
room and bath.
J. room, kitchen and bath.
2 and rooms, kitchen and bath.
Some apis. with porches.
Electric refrigeration IL desired.
Elevator.
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a2A EMERSON ST.
THE MONTEREY

Cor. Ga. Ave. and Emerson st.
Apis. OF 2 rooms, kitchen and bath,
$3.50 to S42.50.
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sALE-AUToMoBILEs.
A FEW GOOD BUYS.

'26 Pierce-Arrow Limousine.
&c Cadillac Coach.
rs Studebaker Sedan, special.
II Nash Sedan.
rs REQ Sedan.
'26 Hudson Coach.
II Dodge Sedan.
II Nash Advanced Sedan.
rs Buick Standard Coupe.
% Packard Sedan.
rs Willys-Knight Sedan.
"a Lincoln Sport Touring.
20 Stutz Phaeton.
All good cars. Priced from $50
to $500 at
PACKARD USED CARS,
Kalorama at Seventeenth.
FORDS FORDS
CLEARANCE SALES.
50 TO CHOOSE FROM.
Cars were $4,000. ......now $500
Cars were $500. now $4,000
Cars were 5000. ...... now $500
Cars were $500 .....now $1,000
Terms can be arranged.
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
9th at K St. NV. Natl 5000.
Open Sunday and Evenings,
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DORSTAN HALL

1900 Georgia Ave.
Corner building; FRIGIpAIRE; apart.
nents Of two rooms, kitchen. dining
alcove, bath with shower; all outside
rooms. Reasonable rentals.
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1920 N ST. NV.
THE CLEVELAND PARK

Walking distance OF downtown,
One room. kit. dining alcovO and bath.
SIS and $40.
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THE HOUSE OF CONFIDENCE"
Offers Practically New Cars
at Used Car Prices.
HUDSON SEDAN :. Latest 1879.
Six wire wheels, side mountings;
perfect shape; ready for the road.
ESSEX CHALLENGER sEDAN-ls2s.
yin please the most critical buyer:
Essex CHALLENGER sEDAN-Is2s.
Slightly used Original finish like
new-black and cream Come in
and drive 1t: you will hardly think
i possible to buy car like this
for 1855.
ESSEX CoACH-Is2s. Unusually clean,
ss stSr Sos. bot . SSa th TsI sHsit
wear. Only $S4S.
ESSEX suPER-sIx COACH - Late
1927, reconditioned. rennished. new
tires. Looks and runs equal to
HUDSON pRoudHAls--lsas;. splen-
dtS shape; pNso nnish IKE new.
BUICK STANDARD SEDAN 1875.
for S2s6.
OAKLAND 4-DOOR SEDAN - 1877
New tires finish and general con-
dition good. Only sass.
Is Other Bargains
Our Reputation Your
Guarantee.
LAMBERT-HUDSON
MOTORS CO.,
1851 14th St. NV.
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BIAS CALIFORNIA ST.
. rooms. kitchen and hath,
Frtgidatre on House Current.
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WORD-OF-HONOR
USED CARS.
Guaranteed in Writing"
"5-Day Free-Trial Plan
prices Marked in Plain Figures"

REQ Flying Cloud Sedan ............... sess
Chrysler Sedan ,.................. esS
REQ Sedan COMMUNICATIONS. 445
Stuts Sedan ....................... $50
hudson T-pasS Sedan ...,............. 325
WHY'S Knisht Sedan ................. 32S
Moon Sedan ..............,..... 26S
Oakland Sedan ................ 285
REQ Flying Cloud Brougham ............ Sos
Studebaker ByoUghAm .................. 2aS
Nash Coach ..................... SOS
Buick Coach .................. 32S
REQ Flying Cloud Coupe 1,i9S
Chrysler Coupe ................, 425
Marmon Touring ...............,.. SIS
Buick Sport Touring ............... $50
suck Touring ..s..ss.s."sss....,. zoO
Chevroiet Touring ...................... l15
Jordan Touring Observation-Disclosures. IS
Chevrolet Cabriolet Observation-Disclosures. 32S
DICK MURPHY. INC,
1885 14th St. NV.
Adams 900.
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THE SAVOY,
2804 18th ST. NV.
See these apartments today. Redecorated.
Open ana lighted until pm. 24-houR Oles
yator service
T itE' o SSSi ssfsT S Ss: d ;so E 60
18th and q SITS. Nat. 26S0.
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1905 KEARNEY ST. NE.
rooms, reception hall, Kitchen, bath and
Frigtdatre. In modern dYeproot building:
rent, $50. See resident manager OF call
Dec. ST30-W.
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aIAO wARnrp G.

800 WARDER ST.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath, S12. so.
Frigidaire on House Current.
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10th ST. Z-RM. FUR. APT, 500.
elevator, phone service; tile bath, dinette,
shower. garage, etc neatly fur. Adams 500
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Basement Store Bargains

(ss9 RayOn UndevgaFnlents,
bIOomerS. paDties and step
ins, In pink, peach and
green. Small and medium
sizes. Were soc. Fri 90N
day only. ..,...........
l106 prs.) WOmen's Shorts.
of broadcloth or dimity; plain
and striped. Sizes % to rs.
Were sec. Friday O0C
(7N Tots Dresses. dotted
swiss and organdies, many
daintily lace trimmed. Sizes,
2 to 8. Were s1.s9. &1 90
Friday only, .:... O
(46) Muslin URderthings.
slips and combinations. lace
trimmed and embroidered.
Sizes 2 to 3 years. Were
soc. Friday MC
OniV ......s....
(3O Girls SUMMER FrOcIEs
Of orga nhie. wolfe and dimity.
plain or lowered. Sizes. 2 to
II. Were S1.2S. Fri Q2p
dav onlV. ....,.,..S.....
leA Girls Dresses: ensRmhle
effects Of fiat crepe with
ravoB trim. sizes. Z and 3.
were e1.5O. Friday G1
mAHNg
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(I50 prs.) ChlIdren's Shoes.
black patent feathers and
brown ealfskins; broken size
ranges. Originally S1.s5 to
s2.49. Friday &1 O0
only ............
(25e prs.) WOmen's Shoes,
taken from our better lines.
Including satins, patents, kid
and calfskin, in black, brown,
blue, blonde and red. Broken
sizes. Originally $3.50 and
$3.1s. Friday BLK
only .......s......,
(sN Girls Sun Tan Dresses
of soft piaue. sleeveless and
with fiared or pleated skirts.
Sizes. 7. 8 and 10. Were
sec. Friday zoe
only ......s..... .,.'..
tlO0 prs.) Chlldren's Play
Sandals. also oxfords of pat
ent leather and calf. Tan
and black; broken sizes.
Were 95c. Friday 67C
nO) Silk skirts Of crepe de
chine pleated on bodice tops.
Green only. Sizes. 16 to 90.
Were ti.sS. Friday G1
only ...............'....
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Furniture at
RockbOttons Prices!

% Summer Porch Chairs,
with cretonne or can.
vas covering. Were &c TX
1895 .......... 1890
III Stick Reed Chair and III
Table to match, orange finish.
Were $3.50 and co OK
s1s.sS. Friday. each. ~O'OO
% High-baek Hand.wOven
Fiber Chairs, with PADDED
backs and auto spring cush-
ions. Grey finish; cretonne
covering. Were Sl4.7F. S6 0G
Friday only.
% Hand-WOVen Fiber
Rockers, Kelley make; gray
or tan, with auto spring cush.
ion seats. Were $s.s5. GS OK
Friday only. ......... ~
(20) End Tables and Wind.
sOr Chairs, mahogany finished.
Slightly d m al ed.
Were $2.69 to $2.SS. &1 IN
Friday only. y.......
nO End Tables and Wind.
scr Chairs, mahogany fin
ished. Slightly damaged. Were
$3.50 and $3.S5. Fri. CT 60
day only.
(2G End Tables and Wind.
sOr Chairs, mahogany finish;
slightly damaged. Were $2.6S
to $2.Ss. Friday @1 M
only ,...........".,
~ 14x30.lm. Console Mirrors.
with heavy plate glass and
mahogany frames. Slightly
damaged. Were $5.95. @1 OK
Friday only. .,...... ~
CD Green WilIew Chairs,
cretonne seats and backs.
Rigid and comfort.
able. Were $S.95. S9 OK
A-iday only.
Fifth FIoor
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(70 Summer Hats, smart
felts, straws, silks and sheer
hair braids. White and
wanted Summer cOlors. Orig
inally Gl.95. Friday E0o
800 Boys Wash Suits, tai
lored Of good quality broad
cloth; mostly fancy patterns.
Sizes 3 to s. Were see. OOO
Friday only. ..........
(6O Mems BrOadcl0th Shirts.
colIar-attached and neckband
styles: fancy patterns. Sizes,
"A to IL. Were 81. Fri A0p
l:sO1 0Gis RoyS ';i;ii'i wash Kinlcksrs.
of khaki, gray crash and
natural linen; sizes. 3 to is.
Were 81. Friday 7SN
only .....r.......
(79) Boys BrOadcIOth
BlOuses, plain and fancy pat
terms. Sizes s to Is. Were
%sc. Friday 9Sc
only .....,I........... ~
l76) Wash FrOeIks, sheer
dimitlss and pripts IN pretty
coIOrs. Attractive styles for
both women and misses.
Were sI.Ss. Friday 7SN
only ...............L..
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u2) PabcO Felt Base Rugs,
sizes 9x12 and Sx10.6. Were
$3.50 to s10.75. Friday "a TX
only .........-......
IN PabcO Felt Base Rugs,
sizes 7.6x9 and 6x9. Were
$3.50 to 1915. Friday CD TX
(6) Artex and Argentine
Summer Rugs, slightly soiled
and imperfect. Sizes 9x12 and
Sx10. Originally 1896. 60 OK
Friday only. ...... sOS'OOs
% Grass Rugs, with attrac-'
tive stenciled designs. Some
reversible. Size 6x9. Originally
1878 to $500. Friday @C On
-. DAsAU
0nIy ...s'..s' ss''''
Fift
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Look What the
Junior Can SaUe!

% Jr. Misses Ensembles,
suede coats with silk crepe
dresses to match. Ideal for
early Fall. Sizes 13 to 10.
Were $3.50. Friday GO OK
only ............... ~O'~U
(30) Jr. Misses Spring Coats,
with capes or scarfs and fitted
or belted lines. Black, tan,
red. green. Sizes IS
to ~. Were $3.50. &c Ok
Friday ............. wV'0O
(2D Jr. Misses Play Suits,
of pongee or linen; with shirts,
shorts and skirts-white and
colOrs. Were $5.9S. @O TX
Friday only........ ~A'sO
(l5 Jr. Misses Dresses,
crepes. chiffons and georgettes
attractive affairs with capes,
short sleeves and interesting
details. Sizes Is to
1s. Were s1O.75. Fri GO %
day only. ~V'S~
(s5) Jr. Misses Jackets and
Coats, Of crepe and flannel.
Ideal for sports wear. Sizes
IS to 1s. Were $5.SS. e1 OK
Friday only. ~A"~~
Second RIOOR
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Summer Rugs
Greatly Underpnced

% Grass and Fiber Rugs,
all the best makes. Size 6x9.
Were $1S to $21.50. &C OK
Friday only. ....... ~~V
~ Palnlleaf Novelty Rugs,
green and black.
Size s0x6O in. were 81 OK
1916. Friday only. O
Q3l kOOltex Fiber Rugs,
good selection OF patterns and
colors. Size 4x7. Were @1 OK
$5.75 Friday only. WAO~
go yds.) Inlaid LinOleun,
remnants from 21s to 5 yards.
we're $2.15 to $500. OEN
Friday, 50. yd.. ....... wv
Q5) FerncrOft Fiber Rugs,
sizes 9x12 and Sx1O.
Were s7.s5. Friday 60 OK
oiiy $500. '.'.ss,.ss..
Floor
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Bargains IN
SiUerware!

Q4 Pieces, including (2) ster.
ling silver bridal baskets, (2l,
sterling silver compotes, t2)
plated sugar and creamers, (3)
plated relish dishes and "a sets
of plated soup spoons 60 M
Were 1915 to $3.50. VA'VU
O. Sterling Silver Salts and
PEI bers, were $500. 81 IN
Friday only. ...... ~~V
uD Plated Salt and
Peppers, were SOC. Fri ION
day only. .............., ~
~ Plated jam Spoon, NON
was sec. Friday only. US
la sets) Plated Salad Forks,
were $500. Friday GO Ok
only ................
g sets) Plated Butter
Spreaders, were $3.50. GO Ok
Friday only. ........ W
Street Floor
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Suits and Goats for
Fall Days!

(?9) Sports and Dress Goats,
including unlined silk coats,
tweed coats and cloth coats
in black, blue, tan and
brown. Sizes Sc to ~. Were
$1O.S5 to s25. Friday SS 60
only ..............
12) 3-piece Suits, tweeds,
kricos. basketweaves and kash"
meres; in black, blue, grey
and tan. Sizes IA to 20 and
SO to 40. Were originally
$3.50 to $25. Fri. e7 IN
day only.
% Misses 3-piece Suits. OF
wool crepe, tweed and basket
weave. Sizes II to IS. Were
originally $25 and ell Ok
1876. Friday only.
Second Floor
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Buy Your Fur Coat
at Savings!

(I) Black fCaracul, with fox
collar. Originally 500. &A0
Friday only. y............
IN Black Caracul, with mink
collar and cuffs. Origi- &6S
naliy $500. Friday. only, wv
~ IApan Jackette.
Originally $115. Fri &RQ 6
day only.
(l) Beaverette Coat, with
fitch collar. Originally cox
$149.50. Friday only. -. WV
(l) Black Pony Coat, with
badger collar. Ofigina a lily
s295. Friday &170 Sn
only .............
(l) Lapan Coat. origi. @O0
nalIy $12S. Friday only ~OV
(l) SeaIine dyed cOney) Coat
with skunk collar. Origi- @7S
nally $11s. Friday only WsO
second FIO0P
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Toys for Little
Folks Reduced!

am Fire Engines that will
thrill any little boy. AON
Were CSC. Friday only O~
tS) Games that both little girls
and boys win like. Were I 0p
25c. Friday only. w
81 Play Balls that viii be
great sport on the beach or
in the back yard. Were O0Fe
S2.9S. Friday only. wv
lI9) Books that will enter.
tain little. folks on rainy days.
Were sse to $1.4s. Fri. l0R.
day only. y..............
Fourth FIOOe &
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Corsets Priced
Unusu0Ily Lou!

(2T) GIrdles, side.closing
styles: also all-elastic step-in
models OF brOche and SUR.
gicaI elastic. Broken sizes.
Were S3 and $3.50. &1 0Q
Friday only, ~
(8) Girdles. side closing
styles, of flesh brOche and
surgical elastic. Were $2.49.
Friday &1 20
only ..'............
i10 COrsetlettes, light weight
with inner belt and sections
of elastic over each hip.
Were $40. Friday &1 90
only ..ss....... .ssls
Third Floor
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Thrifty Friday Save at Least 25%
Rayon UnderUear
Breaks in Price!

(e2) RayOn Step-ins, broken
size ranges. Originally 60N
81. Friday only. .....- "N
(3O) Boomers, Step-ins and
Union Suits. Of rayon and cot.
ton. Bro ken sizes.
Originally $1.9C. Friday Q0O
only ................. ~
15O) Vests, Boomers, PaTities
and Knit Suits, of rayon and
cotton: m u ssed and
soiled. Originally 81. 10N
Friday only. y........... A~~
Third Floor
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SpengIers Lose Out
In LeqiOn TOURNEY

HAGERsTowN, Nd. Aug. II.
The team of Lafayette Post. No.
81. Uniontown, Pa, today elimi.
mated spengler Post. washington,
from the American Legion re-
gional championship series being
played here. The score was 10
Ia Q
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Match Gets
German Monopoly

international Match Co. direc.
tors today agreed to buy $4,000,
600 German Government bonds
The funds for the purchase of
the bonds win be taken from the
proceeds Of the retirement Of the
French bonds now held by Inter.
national Match.
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Infants Things
Greatly Reduced

(41) apiece Sun Suits--suit
with sweater to match. Sizes
. to 8. Were $1.96. 31 M
Friday only. y........ VV
(32D Handmade Combine
ti0ns. Sizes Q to 6 years.
Were $1.50. Friday &1 M
only ..s........,.s
(2O) 2.pieee PaJamas. Sizes
10 to is. Were $3.50 CT 00
Friday only. ........ WVV
l2l) Girls Striped Flannel.
ette Robes. Sizes 10 to I6.
Were $1.79. Friday &1 M
only s..............
Fourth Floor
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3. C.. StGhI Takes
Bride at Leesburg

LEESBURG, Va, Aug. 14.-EdI
ward Canning Stahl and Miss
Edith Clendenin were married at
ss0reystone," Paeonian Springs,
w. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward M. Chamberlin, by the
Rev. DR.. Frank M. Cleiidenin, Of
Clnappaqua, N. X, great uncle OF
the bride.
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DOn1estics LOuOered
In Price!

(e4) Fancy PillOwcases, with
dainty lace edges and medal.
lion inserts. Slightly ~
soiled. Were 81. Now. GS1
each
Q7l Superflne Henlstitclied
sheets, size 63x99
inches, We're s1.95. &1 %
Friday only. ....... wAU~
1901 Superfine Henlstitched
3 Sheets, size 72x99
inches. Were $40. @1 40
Friday only. ....... WO
Third Floor
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Look! L0ces and
Insertions-Only
5ca Yard

Odds and ends of our better
laces - including narrow val
edgings and insertions in ecru
and pastel shades.
100 yds.) Printed Cotton Net,
white and cream with pastel
floral designs. Regularly
.$1.00 and $3.50. Fri. SON
day, yard ............ "a"
Third Floor
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Look at the NeuO Lou
Prices on Linens!

~ Madeira Luncheon Cloth,
size 54x54. Was $ll.95 &C co
Friday only. ~V'V"
nI) Linen Gard Table Gov.
eFS, cream color, bound in red,
green or blue. Elastic fast
eners. Were $1.19. Fri CS~
day only. VO~
(39) Boot Mills Towels. fin
Solid pink or green; size 1886
na9 inches; s.,,' Were aSc' Fri 15c
DAY only. ~
az Organdie and Batiste
Spreads. dainty floral designs.
size SOx1O5. Were @O TX
$4.95. Friday only. $4,000
(50) Batiste Scarf and Vanity
Sets, pretty cOlors. Were 59c to
7se. Friday 29c to 44c
(45) 5.pc. FabricOid Lunch.
con Sets, solid green, rose. gold
and blue. Were $1.49 and CT
&l.S9. Friday only ...... o.
Third Floor
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sec RuMing
NOu 3Oc

Give an old frock a new
lease on life with a new frill!
Crisp organdie, georgette ana
crepe-in flattering pastel
shades.
Ribbon Remnants, moireb
taffeta and satin ribbon in !
to 2 yard lengths. Were 0N
19c. Friday only..-.~
t90 pcs.) Neckwear, odds
and ends Of regular stock
including collars and cuffs
sets, jabots and vestees OF
satin, linen and lace. Were
see and $1.oO. Friday C0e
only sss...a"'"'s""
Rtreek Floor
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In the Sports Shop
Summer Dresses
Reduce. :. $5.95
Reduced to

Any one of these dresses would have cost
you $1O.75 at the beginning of the season!
They're of flat crepe, silk shantung and silk
pique-with sleek moulded or belted lines (the
kind you've admired all along). Plenty Of
smart prints, pastel shades and flesh. Sizes
II to a..
u3 2pc Meshanet Suits, % Corduroy Beach "TrOus,"
1896. Friday 60 40 originally&2.s5 &1 40
W@S"1~ Friday VA"HO
i4 White FLANNEL skirts, go Wool Jersey Cardigan
1896. Friday 60 40 Sweaters were &3.95. GO 40
only wA~eA~ Friday WS"1V
C0) White Flannel Skirts, 00 PIeated Silk Skirts,
were $5.95. Friday Cd 40 $1.39. Friday OQN
wv
0) 2pc. Linen Short Suits Isl Stitched Pique Coats
Patou copy) Were CS OK CSC. Friday Coz
$7.95. Friday only WO'~O only ................ WV
C2O Bathing Suits silk 9) Linen Shorts,
jersey. Were $12.95. &C OK were $2s6 Friday 60 40
Friday only. WV'"O only ~@'1~
A4 Rubberzed Rubber scarfs, originally &1.OO. Or
Friday only.
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Glassware Dr0sticaLly
Reduced!

uD 12-pc. Imported AShtray
Sets of colored glass. CSP
Were SOC. Friday only V
(85) 5.pc. Guest Sets.
1v;s wsr' '1!ss. Friday 49c
only s..ssssssss
(25) Imported Pottery
Vases. Were 81. Friday ION
Only ss.ss.s.. .'s'ss.'ss
aO) Aquariums, green glass;
with stand. Were 81. 1ON
Friday only. ........,
t4) Imported Glass Flower
Vases. Were $1.95. FRI @1
day only. ............s
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Nouv Is the Time 10
Bury Daytime Frocks!

(sO) Daytime Froeks Of
sheer prints. voiles, dimities
and batistes. Broken sizes,
Originally 81 and $1.s5. S0c
Friday only. ............
.(e3l Daytime FrOcks, one,
two and three piece models
OF linen and voile. Broken
sizes. Originally @1 80
s5.95. Friday only. O
is0 Daytime FrOcks Of lin,
en- and pique; long and short
sleeve models. Broken sizes.
Were S5.S5. Friday co 90
only 49,. .......s
Third FlOOP
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Wonen's Silk
Chiffon
Stockings
CSC

(1S3 prs.) of beautiful
full fashioned chiffon hose!
First quality-s o m e In
grains, others with novelty
heels or colored clocks.
Broken size and color range.
street Floor
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Odds and Ends Of
Underlue0r! !

(SN POngee Pajamas, tuck.
in styles. Also dotted Swiss,
voile and printed d dimity
chemlses and 'step-ins.
Broken sizes. Were 99c. Coo
Friday only. y........... WV
QD POngee PetticOats,
broken sizes. Were 39c. ON
Friday only. ............ ~
(I2) sOmersets, striped
batiste; broken sizes. 00R
Were $1.4S. Friday only ~U
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los WOnlen's
GeOrgefte 'Kerchiefs

25c
They're regularly soc and
they're beauties! Elaborately
lace trimmed or handsomely
hand embroidered. In eolors
to match your evening gowns.
Street FlOOR
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Fifth Floor