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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Friday Remnants in
Knit indies

SOC Rayon indies. slight irreg-
ulars, including panties, step-ins
and shorts, in pastel 2Sc
shades ................
81 "Merode" Union Suits for
women. Discontinued m o d /,
bodice top, with tight or shell
trimmed knee. Also
bodice style with closed SSe
Women's 81 Union Suits, ath-
letic style; bodice top or built-up
shoulder; Wolfe or cross 47c
Riddles 79c Rayon indies,
panties, boomers and Dr.
vests: in small sizes. -.
Women's 81 Pants. "Merode"
make, with tight or shell
trimmed knee. Broken 2Qr'
sizes ............'
Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Remnant Bargains in
Art Dept.

6Sc Pillow Tops, of brightly
colored tapestries. Just 2Sc
40 in the group. 1900.
81 Waste Baskets, including
reed and beaverboard, in
a good assortment of 49c
cOlOrS .........s's. -
Regular 3 for l0c GlOssilla
Floss, for en-
b. d; .,. Sssr- 6 for 1Oc
I9c to CSC Stamped Goods,
children's aprons, buffet q
sets, centers, etc. ....... ~
sec Stamped Dresses for chill
dren. Wolfe, in pink, green,
blue, yellow and rose. 2 2Qc
and 4 years. ........... O~~
75c 70 $40 Hand-embroidered
Models-towels, aprons. scarfs,
etc enlv Now 19c to $3.50
RHaaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Remnants in W0nlen's
Lingerie

(5O) $1.19 RayOn PaJamas,
two-piece style, lace trimmed or
tailored. In pink or GQc
peach ................
(6O) 81 Black Slips OF rayon
satin: in sizes SO and 80. S0~
offered at half .........
(25) 81 Step-ins of crepe de
chine in lace trimmed EE~
models. Only ..........
(45) sec RayOn indies, che
mise, step-ins and pam CQ~
ties, in pastel shades. -.
(36) S2.s8 Crepe de C hine
Gowns, in pink or Ct GG
peach. Clearing at. ~~
Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Friday Remnants IN
Hosiery

WOmen's rec Hose, silk over
Bemberg; slight irregulars, In
broken lots; with scanned 90
backs and fashion marks. O~~
WOmen's 39c Hose, of Tayon,
with Isle heel, toe, and garter
top. Slight irresulars. 16c
Kiddies' 35c and SOC Socks,
mercerized Isle, with fancy tops;
also silk . and rayon 1E
"whoopieS." Pr. ........ ASN
Boys sec Sport Hose, Il
length; in fancy pat o.
terms. All perfect quality. G~~
Girls soc Hose, "a length, of
silk-and-rayon in plain colors,
with plain or embroidered cuff
tops. Sizes s to 91z, but 90
not in every color. .... NOC
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05

(S2) $3.50 COngoIeum Made
Rugs xl2-foot size; Cd
termed seconds ......... %1
$3.50 $3.50 Grass Rugs, i'm
ported; 9x12-foot
size; neat and at 90 on
tractive patterns -. YGs@V
1881 $1O.95 Gold Seal Rugs,
9xl2-ft. size, in pref &C AZ
ty patterns; seconds ~O"1O
(19) $3.95 Grass Rugs, a few
left in this size, Ok
loft; imported 60 az
quality ............ %AsOO
(62) SOC Door Mats of Coco
brush; llx22 inches; 90
thick. heavy quality. -. GOS
1881 SIS Summer Rugs,
famous Marie Ant o n t t e
grade; ex12- foot %7 IN
size ............... @S.OV
asa see Imported Rag
Rugs. 18x36 inches; hit H.
and miss patterns. $50. AO~
(5) SIS Crex Rugs, in an ex-
ira large size;
s Ssts feet; smart $1O.95
(2l) $S.85 Felt-Base Rugs
of a 9x9-ft. size; Cd IL
classed as seconds. %TeO
(16) $12.75 Hodges Fibre
Rugs, offered Fri
day at this special &7 6S
price; 9x12 It. 49,. %S"VO
(19) $7.95 Fibre Rugs, revers-
ible kind with neat de-
signs on either side; Ok e.
IL ...............
(19) $37.40 Heavy Axmin-
sters, seamless, 9xl2-ft. G02
size. Friday at only. ~S
(12 Rolls) 49c Rug Border,
in pretty oak patterns; 00~
2 feet wide. Yard at. A~~
Goldenberg'S-Dewnstairs Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Remnant Bargains in
Mems Clothing

(44) SIS to $3.50 Suits, CASH
meres and hard-finished material
in light, medium and GO OF
dark shades; SO to ~ %O'OO
(D Palm Beach Suits with
narrow leg trousers. 60 IN
Sizes "a, IS and &c.. %S' Az
(47) $1.S5 Overall Jumpers,
genuine Lee quality; Ct "A
white. Sizes SO to so. " A'TO
q prs.) $3.50 Linen Trousers,
striped pure linen. Ct CT
Size "a waist. only. W A'V'
(s) $3.50 Linen. Suits, white
with neat blue and
black stripes. Sizes GO or
10 and AZ only. ..... %0sOO
(s7l SIS Tropical Cloth Suits,
tan stripes and fancy GO or
colors. Sizes IS to AZ %O.OO
(72) Two-Pants Suits, formerly
$25. Single or double breasted
models in a good
range Of patterns. Ga ~
Sizes "a to A. $A7ssO
Goldenberg's-Main Floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Friday Remnants
Notions

l5c Moth Blocks, TO
clothes closets from
moths and insects. ......
soc Underwaists for
Warner make in assorted
sizes .......ss..ss
soc Baby Pants, Klein
ert Jitfy style, in assorted
sizes and shades. .......
soc S anitary Belts,
Hickory make, in asSort-
ed sizes ................
39c Sanitary Aprons,
neatly made, for only.
25c Sew-On Carriers,
Hickory make, for cor
sets: pair ..............
IOc Dish Cloths,
the popular Handy . foI
Ann" kind. .......
Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Remnant Bargains in
Radios and
Cabinets

(I3) SIS Cabinets, Caswell
Runyon make: highboys with
match butt walnut panels. For
M most any m IKE S12.05
(1o) $40 Console Cabinets, of
mahogany with place for speak
er. Well construct CT on
ed ................ %1"~V
81 $3.50 Freshman Screen
Grid Radios, with Utah dynamic
speaker. Mahogany console
e cabinet Wonderful $34. 05
90 $I4s Fada Screen Grid Ra-
dos. in beautiful highboy cabinet;
vibra control, dy-
manic speaker; 8 @Q0 IN
tubes ............ %OG'OO
~ $3.50 Atwater Kent, No.
As, with 8 tubes; electro dynamic
speaker Con ole $3.50
~ $67.5O Paramount PhOnO-
graph, brand-new! Very handy
size; B Beautiful $3.50
tone .............
"a Victor Photograph, in good
condition. Com
plete with 25 dance Cfo En
records .......... ~AOSSO
(5) $12.50 Radio Tables, built
for Atwater Kent
or Crosley. Walnut CD 20
construction ......... %G'O~
~ $3.50 Radio
Tables of mahogany CD c.
fn1Sh ............... ~~sVO
Toe Photograph Needles, will
play on any make phono- r.
graph. 2 packages for. -. ~
GoldenberE's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
6 for 1Oc
Friday Remnants for
Girls

1881 S2.SS Dimity FrOcks, in
sleeveless styles; brok- CT OQ
en- sizes, 7 to IA yrs. %A'~O
I'D Girls $2.98 BlOOmer
Frocks, with set-in CT 00
short sleeves ........ 1"~O
(12) Prs.) Silk Boomers, OF
pastel crepe de chine; 7Qr
broken sizes. .....,.....
IN S4.SS Party FrOck of coral
silk, size 10 years Re S2.98
III Girls $5.SS Ensemble Of
tweed; size 10 years. 81 on
Marked down to. -.
IIO) S5.9S Spring Coats, IN
broken s sizes s:,., : to Il $1.9S
(2) S3.SS Raincoats Of rubber
lied tweed; size II Ct 10
(47J 7Sc Tub Dresses OF nov
city prints; broken sizes, Roc
I to II years. .......'''
Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Friday Remnants in the
Shoe Dept.

(173 Prs.) Novelty Shoes, in
Guiding patents, blondes, reds
and blues; most sizes Ct 20
in. lot .......N.... %A'O~
(96 Prs.) Women's Shoes, odds
and ends left from much a.
higher priced sales 49,. wv
(91 Prs.) Arch-SuppOrt Shoes,
formerly more than twice this
price. Broken sizes Ct AZ
to 8 .............. %A'OS
as Prs.) Felt Slippers for
women; odds and ends of bet
ter grades in many col IT.
ors .................. OSS
(Il2 Prs.) Soft Sole Shoes
for babies; slippers and high
shoes, many styles. Most a.
sizes
NNatu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Friday Remnants in
Gloves

Ss.95 Kid Gloves. Soiled and
damaged. Imported styles with
fancy cuffs. All sales GQc
f1nal .................
Sl.95 Slip-ons of suede or doe
skin, soiled and mended, o.
broken sizes. All sales ANAL SON
Main Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05

$500 Yards) 79c Belgian Linen,
Sol inch width short
lengths; some 10 yards EE~
long. Yard ....... wv
Us Pieces) SOC Marquisette
and Wolfe, plain and fancy, some
with colored dots and Or
checks. Yard .......... @O~
(12 Sets) S19 Slip Covers, made
of washable French sateen, for
a s,pieoe s overstuned S12.95
(25 Pieces) 81 Cretonne, So
inches wide, of sunfast e.
and tubfast quality. Yard wv
Us Pieces) 39c Cretonne, good
quality. with lovely flor
al and modernistic de- IT.
signs. Yard ........... ~
(1O) $40 slip Cover Sets,
linene Splice sets for
overstuffed furniture. &C 10
Set
(1S Pieces) SOC Sheer Curtain
Fabrics, rice fake marquisette
and theatrical gauze. 07~
1Eu .ss'.ss.s
40 Pieces) soc Powered Ray
on. 32-inch width, for
Summer portieres and 90
curtains. Yard ......... A~$
(I6 Pieces) Sc Glazed Chintx,
very neat designs and
good coloring, for Sum- o.
n1ar '1Se Ward XIV
Us Pieces) SOC RayOn. in plain
color and fancy striped
patterns. bright and 90
gay. Yard ........... A~N
(2s Pieces) sec Marquisette,
plain white and plain ecru rayon
quality; less than half. IT,
Yard Az
(i62) $50 window Shades.
washable and sunfast style;
green and ecru; 3x6 feet. 7E~
Each .................
(l1I) 75c Duplex window
Shades, 3x6 feet, green
and ecru; slightly imper- AQ~
feet. Each .............
1927 S1.65 Joanna window
Shades, washable style, in ecru;
3x6 feet; slight seconds. or
Each .................
(171) CSC Holland Window
Shades, side hemmed; in white,
ecru or green; "a to "a CO.
inch. Each ............ Wv
(262) CSC Opaque window
Shades, green and ecru;
3x6 feet; slight irregu- 2Eo
lars. Each .......... Wv
(l75) $1.15 Window Shades,
oil opaque style, ecru or green;
3x6 feet; perfect quality. CO.
1877 zee window Shades,
American Holland make; ecru,
white, blue or green; 3x6 Ec~
ti121 ss.s5 warren Porch
Shades. green or brown; 8 feet
wide, 7-foot drop. G. OK
Each ............." W
(s5) $1O.S5 Warren Porch
Shades, green or brown; 10 feet
vide vide, 7-fOOt drop $6.o5
1927 S1.75 window Shades,
ecru; 3x6 feet, scalloped and
fringed edges; tassel CT 10
to match. Each 80. %4"4~
GoIdenberE's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Remnants in Wonlen's
House Dresses

(25O) 81 Tub FrOcks of pretty
novelty prints in styles
and sizes (broken) for EE
women and misses. OOC
(5O) $1.49 and $1.98 Uniforms,
for maids and nurses; pin stripes
or plain colors. Bro Ct IN
ken sizes ............ " H .
1907 89c Blouse Suits of black
and white, or blue and o.
white checks ,...... &ON
Second Floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Remnants Bargains in
Stationery

(13) Bridge Score Sets, each
with two gold-edge pads
and pencil. Several COL 90
(120) lee Note Books, for
Stenographers. Ruled. Stiff II
(52) $1.25 Leather Bridge Sets,
each has two packs Of or
cards and pencil. ...... OSS
0eIdenberg's-Main FIeor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
OLD FASHIONED REMNANT FRIDAY

One of those store.wide bargain events
that no thrift-minded woman can resist! All
odd lots, broken lines, limited quantities, and
mussed merchandise at such drastic
clearance prices that they will make a rapid
exit. So the earlier you get here, the better.
No mail or phone orders on these Remnants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Friday Remnants in
HandkerCEliefS

25c and 35c Handkerchiefs,
imported and domestic
kinds for women. White o.
or with colored centers. 80. ~
zee Gard Handkerchiefs for
men. Three large, perfect
quality initial handker- a.
chiefs for only. .......
Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Friday Remnants IN
TOiletrieS

81 to $3.50 Tableware,
on-amber (simulated) puff
hair receivers, jewelry
boxes, hat brushes, man
icure scissors, etc. .......
81 Cappi Face Powder,
in assorted shades, for
only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Csc TaIcum, Spooner'S
Corylopsis - full pound
size can, for only. ......
75c bottle of Perfume,
Societe La France, jas
min, chypre or narciSse.
IOc Mammoth Soap,
double size bars; . 1
special ........:..
Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05

(63 Prs.) Mems slippers,
leather grain, with soft elk
Soles and padded heels. 67c
Most sizes ............ Wv
Oil Prs.) Misses slippers,
patent one-strap models, left
overs from previous Ct 27
sales. Sizes 11h to2. w A'~s
QlS Prs.) Tennis Shoes,
white, for boys and
girls. Most sizes to E0~
large 6 .............. O0C
(66 Prs.) First Step Shoes
and Slippers Of reliable makes;
most all sizes for tiny EY~
CotS '.''s...ss.,
(41 Prs.) BOudoir slippers of
black kid; sizes 8 to Az. 70c
Out they 60 at. ....... SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Group FiUe

rec to 81 Chiffons, rayon or
celanese, in beautiful prints.
Lengths suitable for doc
1rocks; yd..
Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05

Soc to 79c Fabrics, printed ray
on-and-cotton fiat crepes, rayon
piques, Light o. Day ray az
ons. Taffet Ray, ETC.; I'd. Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Reduced
to Only
: Remnants in the
Corset Dept.

1901 So Girdles, made of heavy
brocades, with elastic inserts.
Front-clasp and side Ct %
hook styles .......... %@"~S
(4S) Acc BandetteS of
light weight brocades; 90
sizes 80 to SO. ....... S~N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Friday Remnants in
JeWelry

$3.50 COmpactS, complete with
rouge and powder; some are Gig
arctic case and vanity 90
combined s.............
$1.SO q $1.9S Necklaces, i'm
porters' samples in many
attractive fancy bead 50c
soc d 81 Necklaces of crystal
(simulated), pearl (simulated)
and opaque beads. Clear 90
ing at only. EOC
S1.9S Flat Tableware with Ster-
ling silver handles. Tomato
servers, cold meat forks, co.
salad forks, ETC.; EACH. OOS
81 Rhinestone JeweIry, neck
laceS and bracelets, in white
metal, brilliantly set; some 40.
have sterling chains. -. SOS
Main FlOOr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Main Floor.
Friday Remnants in


15c to 1Sc Toweling, cotton
quality in remnant lengths.
Bleached and unbleached a.
grades. Yard ............ ~
18c to 33c Crash, stevens"
part-l unbleached
quality in emnant H.
lengths. Yard ......... III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Remnant Friday in
Sporting Goods

(1O) Tennis Rackets, Harry G.
Lee make. worth CT Ga
$3.50. Good stringing w A"~0
Isl $685. Camp Chairs, plain
or colored canvas seat Ct 10
and back .......... var
(I5) 81 Sweat Shirts,
gray and white mixed. 40
Good quality ...........
(19) S7.50 Giant Tires, with
12-month guarantee. CO or
Size 30x31A .......... %~
(7S) So Golf Clubs,
irons and woods in most a.
ts7) soc to 75c Golf
Balls, odd lots of known 0Qr
Cs4] $3.50 Base BAN Uniforms
for boys. Complete CT co
with caps ...........
$50 Boys 81 Base Bali
Gloves, for beginners. To-
Well made ............ A~~
(49) $1.5O Auto Awnings,
to At most any car. GQ~
Neatly striped ....... Wv
80 $3.50 to $3.50
Putters of aluminium. Ct At
Harry C. Lee make. W AGO.
GoIdenberEs-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Group Three

lee to 29c Fabrics, percales, ba-
tistes, dress ginghams, tissues,
etc, in 2 to 5 yard 101o
lengths; I'd. AS2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Friday Remnants ii
Furniture

$12 Serving Table in American
walnut finish; two Cd or
door style ..........
S35 China Closet, semi-encloSed
style x.1e,,t IN t1D,s american $16.95
SIC GateIeg Table of unfinished
wood with shaped $7.05
top
$3.50 Living Room Suite, three
pieces with mohair COW
ering and reversible cush- &7S
S1O0 Davenport Suite. three
pieces of woven fiber; with
decorations and cretonne %60
sI.OO Leatherette Hassocks in
oblong and round styles. S0r
$15O Dining Suite, ten pieces:
including 60-inch buffet apd
6-foot extension table. &7S
Sis Bed Room Suite. four
large pieces in American eco
walnut finish ........... %O~
SIS hollywood Vanity in Amer
lean walnut finish; S24.75
with large mirror :. ~AO
$40 Chest of Drawers Of gum
wood, with four deep &C 0Q
drawers .............
S12 Beds. twin size only. in
walnut finish. Exactly half &C
price -.
$40 Poster Beds. twin .
size only. in mahogany %10
IlT1lSIl
Furniture stOre--Aeross the street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
$2.0S to $3.50
Umbrellas
$I.es

Odds and ends of wom-
ems silk and gloria UNI
brellas in 10 and 16 rib
styles. Popular colors.
Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05

A large assortment of printed
Voiles, printed b atistes,
printed dinities, plain voiles,
rayon alpacas, fast-colored
prints, and other Summer ia
vorites in useful lengths for
many purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Friday Remnants in
Trimmings
1Oc Lace
Insertions
Sc I'd.

Many many pretty patterns
in white, cream, or ecru lace in
sertions, ranging from "a inch
to 2I inches wide.
Sc Veinings for many trimming
O.. purposes - 10000 yards to -
be sold tomorrow; yard. AC
Soc to $50 Boxed Flowers, clus-
ters, sprays and trailers, in many
styles; greatly under TO-
priced at ............. AON
Sc and &c Ribbons, satin, tat
feta, double faced satin and
novelty kinds in lovely q
shades. Yard ............ ~
Sc and lie Ribbons of many
dainty types, for lingerie, e.
dress trimmings, etc. Yard ~
Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Group TWo

sec to sec Fabrics, printed
piques, printed broadcloths, print
ed Hollywood voileS, dinities,
lawns, linens and many o.
more; yd...............G OS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Remnants in Won1en's
SpOrtSWeap

(4O) $1.95 Bathing Suits, all
wool quality, plain colors with
striped boz toms.
, wemen's and misses $1.39
SLDco '.'..........
(48) 81 Sweaters, slip-over
models Of rayon and cotton;
women's and misses &C
600 $1.98 Skirts of rayon
crepe; made with bodice. In
pastel shades. Clear Ct 90
ing at only ..~...... " AsGO
Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05

SNg No "a ~ M
fancy patterns OON
and whites left
from previous sales. Some
are slightly mussed. Most
sizes.
Main Floor.
(294) Mems 39c to SOC Fancy
Hose, broken lots and
sizes in perfects and H.
(i47) Mems soc to 81 Shirts
n nnG Shorts Short R fancy s,1 few 33c
(219) Mems Csc Balbriggan
derwear, Summer
5 SsiF ~. ss short sleeves. 29c
142) CSC to S9c Shirts and
Shorts, rayon in white
and plain colors. Some 90
"'e ar 81 to sI.5o Night Robes,
Faultless and Varsity. 40
Slight irregulars. ....... ON
(31) $3.50 Silk Shirts, collar
to-match style only. CO IA
Fine quality. ....... %~s
(AO S9c Caps, wool; 90
mostly dark shades. -. O0N
(131) Mems 25c Sleeve
Holders, fancy and plain r.
colorS .................
(161) 81 to $1.5O Union Suits,
Regatta, Varsity and
ct other makes Sizes 81 to 49c
(64) $l.69 Rayon Suits,
slightly o so1led from STOCK 79c
(164) 81 to $3.50 Knit Union
Suits, Spring weight;
Merit make, various TO-
styles ................. s~S
Shirt and Union Suit
Combinations. Slight 1r- or
regulars ............ 80
(147) Pajama Coats and Pants
from suits selling as high as
$3.50. Fine cloths. Each 37c
piece
Observation-Disclosures El0Or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Friday Remnants in
NeCkWear

SOC and SOC Neckwear, Of pique,
seorgette and lace. Col
lar and cuff sets, berthas, o.
etc. .s............
SIC to SEE Neckwear, of pique,
organdy or lace; In love- 27~
ly styles. Only. ........ JIG
Odd Lot Of Neckwear, includ-
ing colored vestees and collar
and cuff sets, in pink, peach O.
or blue ....s............ ~
Main FIeor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Remnants Bargains in
Housewares

Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05

Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05

Collar-attach-
ed and neck
band styles in
fancy patterns
and whites left
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03

MORE ROOM FOR John Garner of Texas left house minority eader Nicholas Longwoh of Oho center speaker and Representative Bachaach of New Jersey
 view model of House Office building in Washington
The Washington times., 1930-11-21

AVIATION.
More than 75 skilled trades are EN-.
ployed in the manufacture. sale and SER
vice of the modern airplane Let US train
you for q highly paid position in THE
Tapidly growing industry. under the super
vision Of nine competent instructors. who
AVIATION SCHOOL OF AMERICA
HOS 18th st. N. W.
Phone North 1887
The Washington times., 1930-11-21
UNFURNISHED ROOMS

POTOMAC AVE. 8. E.. 161S-C)ne. large
front room. kitchenette with sink and
gas range. screened-in back porch, h..w h.
9TH ST. N. E. 65O-2 rooms and kitch'te.
$3.50 month: adults.
18TH ST. n. E., 518-3 rooms. bath. h.
VIII. gas. elec.: entire floor: adults.
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Business Service
SPECIAL NOTICES

G. L. CLTBB, formerly GAG Pa. Ave. s. E.
open for business c.'Gl. paints, building
material. hardware at .or est prices in city
336 Pa Ave. $. e. Lin" O073
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Want Miscellaneous

FURNITURE bought and sold: good prices
paid. Margolius. 800 9th NV. Met. 9533
/ AN IN IMMEDlATR NEED OF quantity
Of good substantial used furniture. Can
pay cash METROPOLITAN 3O61.
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ROOMS IN HOTELS
ARLINGTON HOTEL,
1925 Vermont Ave-,

Bet. K and L SITS. N. w.
Avoid the annoyance and difficulties Of
ousekeeping-make your home with rs.
Refined atmosphere and surroundings
Single, $3.50 week up: double. $21 90
week up. Living room. bedroom suites.
$50 month mp.
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Rentals
BOARD AND ROOM
WANTED ROOMS 9
HOUSES AND ESTATES FOR
SAILED. q. 81

WANTED-Single rm. Dec. Is, prefer X,
mr.. 14th & Euclid N w. Must be reas. Re
ply full particulars Box C-287. lines IIer
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-09-12
Symbolic Uses of Tea
Throughout the World

When a Burmese bride wants to tell
the bridegroom he's her man forever,
she offers him mixture Of tea leaves
stepped In oil on their wedding day.
And If he's any kind of a gentle
man, he'll return the compliment, for
such an exchange to the Burmese way
Of thinking is sure to bring years and
years of matrimonial bliss, according
to recent bulletin on the worlds
queer ways Of drinking tea.
Tea has more symbolic uses and
ceremonies than any other drink
known to man, the bulletin states. In
Burma tea figures prominently In the
or must say 1t with tea leaves, rather
than bon hons, II he expects to sue
coed in his love quest. Tea in China
and Japan Is the symbol of hospitality
and a rite of utmost Importance in
domestic life.
With the Englishman, tea, usually
served with cream and sugar, is an
institution. He sips a cup of the fra
grant beverage before he gets out Of
bed in the morning, has it with his
luncheon at noon, drops in for tea
pick-me-u at four o'clock and may
have a cup Of the invigorating drink
again for dinner. In Japan, workers
carry around with them their rice
boxes Of lacquered wood, a kettle, a
tea caddy, a teapot, a cup, and their
chopsticks. Tea time with them Is any
time. 1t is the same in Bokhara, where
the natives pack their own tea
around with them, simply hunting up
the nearest tea booth, Of which there
are thousands, to have the proprietor
brew it for them.
America, the melting pot Of the
races, drinks its tea many ways. Some
take 1t in the Russian fashion, with
lemon, others la English, while many
drink 1t down neat.
Use Of tea as beverage in the
United States has shown notable
increase In recent years, the bulletin
states, as a result of Americans TAX
Ing more pains In the making of tea
and In its selection.