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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-21
WIDE OPPOSITION
TO BIRTH CONTROL
Anglo Catholic Bishops in
England and Colonies
Protest Approval.
~ Radio to The Star.

~ Radio to The Star.
LONDON, England, August 21.-
Anglo Catholic opposition to the Angli-
c, bishops limited sanction of birth
control by Chri5tian parents, contained
in their -omentous decisions at the
conclusion of the recent Lambeth Co..
ference, is being voiced increasingly
here.
A n..nber of bishops from the British
colonies and dominions and one Eng
lish pl late. namely, the Bishop of Ex-
eter, violently announce their dissent
from the Lambeth nference's counte-
nancing of what they designate as the
mortal sin of artificially limiting the
size of families"
1t is reported that the eminent
scholar and Anglo-Catholic leader,
Charles Gore, formerly a bishop, is
rallying friends for solemn and for
NAL reputation of the Lambeth birth
control resolution. Gore, whose books
are widely used by American theolog-
ianS Is a 77-year-old bachelor, leading
an extremely ascetic life, who has long
cooperate with the Roman Catholic
clergy opposition to the popularizing of
contraceptives which are prevalent here.
Opposition From Overseas.
other bishops of South Africa are
understood to share the anti-birth con-
troll views of Bishop Walter Carey of
Bloemfontein. who boasts being the
youngest of IL children. West Indian
bishops are also counted among the
ants.
While most ecclesiastics in England
proper either favor or refrain from
openly opposing the Lambeth resolu-
ton. this opposition from overseas Is
expected to be followed by q certain
number Of secessions Onward Rome by
outraged Anglo atholNs.
Other modernists and Anglicans cen
sure the Lambeth conference for its
tinnid and belated Endorsement OF birth
control. Rev. o. F. Russell. head mas
ter of Merchant Taylors' School, speak
ing at oxford before the Modern
Churchman'S Conference. said that the
church never gives blessing to any
change of outlook until it Is too late to
be Of any value. He deplored the fail
ure Of the bishops to speak 'enthusi-
astically for this discovery"
Lauds Decision.
Dean William Ralph Inge Of ST.
Paul's in a copyrighted article in yes
terday's Lc7don Evening ST. dard
1auds the decision for its admission that
the morality Of birth control depends
upon the motive of the users.
Unless new ase Of responsibility
IN procreation is awakened, either COM
pulsion Of some kind must be resorted
to or population will probably increase
beyond optinum number. In any case,
conception control has come to stay"
concludes the unconventional church
man.
Dean Inge's suggestion that con-
6emned men be allowed to commit sui
eide is still being widely discussed here.
George Bernard Shaw is naturally ia
vorable, on grounds of economy in
money and trouble. He would place a
collection of poisons and chemicals n
the cell of condemned person.
Another speaker at the oxford church
gathering amused his hearers by desig-
mating the sought-after paradise of
modern youth as the New Chicago"
contrasted with the stored New Jeru-
salem to which Christians customarily
aspire.
Copyright, 1907
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-21
Radio Hats Brief
Career of Youthful
Chicago Robbers

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. August 81. Two
Chicago youths, Joseph Maya
vewski and Lester Cybulski, es-
tablished record in their first
attempt at crime Sunday.
At 1:41 am. they attempted a
robbery unsuccessfully.
At l:43 am. they were describ-
ed to rowing police squad via
radio.
At 1:4S am. Nagavewski was
shot twice In the back and with
Sybulski was captured by the
officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-21
CHARGED WITH MURDER

Fingerprints of Accused Tally With
Those Found by Police.
LOS ANGELES, August 81 R.-
Lloyd Gemmill, Tujunga, Calf, was
charged yesterday with the murder of
Mrs. Barbara Doyle, 81, widow, who
was found dead in her suburban home
recently.
Capt. william Bright, sheriff's homi-
eide squad, said Gemmills fingerprints
Tailed with bloodstained prints found
on the walls of Mrs. Doyls,S home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-21

1t is superbly construct
ed of walnut = finished
gumwood, with raised
wood carvings and pan
els. AS pictured, a buffet,
server, china cabinet, ex-
tension table and six
leather-seat chairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
Infants Shoes
Basement Store Savings

1889 Tots AlI-WooI Chin
chiIla Coats. navy ana pilot blue.
Originally $4.e5. Fri ca E0
day only ........ ~~~O
(ls) Tots Bath Robes, size 2.
Were $1.00. Friday az
only ................
CI0S) Button Novelty
Suits. Were $1.00. Fri 20~
day only ..,........... wv
$50 Button-On Wash Suits.
Were csc. Friday 2Oc
(5) Mamma Dolls, dressed and
with natural hair. c. IN
Were $3.50. Friday. W Lew
(55 Prs.) Lace Curtain Panels,
with rayon fringe. white and
ecru, Were $l.s5. 81 90
Friday only ........ Law
(25O) Women's Hats, felts and
velvets; black and colors. a.
Were more. Friday only O~S
1901 W0men's Dresses, odds
and ends. Slightly soiled. Sizes
10 to 50. Were more. ST. SO
Friday only. ........ %~
(I5) Women's RaincOats, sizes
Is and SO. Red, brown and
grORn. Originally $3.95. CT M
Friday only ........
(I5) Women's Winter Goats,
broadcloths: sizes Is and 80.
Were originally $22.95 90 IN
and $3l.75. Friday %O'~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27

(4s) Mems BroadcIoth A.
Shirts. Were 88c. Friday fFG
(5) Baby BuntingS. white.
Originally $l.l9. Friday QOn
only
14S) AlI-WOOl Sweaters, slip
over and button styles. Tan, red
and green. Sizes "a to 30.
Originally $2.95. Fri CT az
day only ........... W As~O
15O1 FlanneIette Pajamas,
long sleeve styles. Sizes Is
and Is. Were $l.00. co.
Friday only ........... Wv
(1SO Prs.) Women's Silk Hose,
all silk chifons and service
weights with Isle tops and feet.
Full fashioned; sizes 81 to
. 9l2. Were $100. Friday 90
only ..................
400 Prs.) Women's Shoes.
straps, oxfords and pumps OF
patent leather. satin and calf
skin. Black and brown. Broken
sizes, Originally
$3.50 and sS.ls. Fri %110
day only %. $3.50. W "AV
us PrS.) Chlldren's Shoes.
calfskin and patent leather.
Black and brown. Broken sizes.
Originally $l.00 and 7Q~
$1.79. Friday only.
(24) Girls Winter Goats, wool
SUICIDES and sport tweeds trimmed
with fur collars. Tan, blue and
red. Sizes z to IA. -
Originally $5.95. Fri G8 az
day only ........... ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
WAR-NAW BUILDING.
BY CAPITOL URGED
Resolution for Location of
New Structure Adopted by
AnacoStia Citizens.

The Anacostia Citizens Association
last night passed resolution suggesting
the, area between East Capitol street
ana pennsylvania avenue and between
Necond and Third streets southeast as
q site for the proposed War-Navy Build
ng. It was further stated that if this
iocation is not suitable, the area be-
tween First and Third and B and c
streets southeast was recommended.
Inc meeting took jlace at the Ma
sonic Hall, Fourteenth and U streets
southeast
Street Car Tracks Asked.
1t was pointed out that these loca-
tons would furnish better settings for
architects and that the property is less
expensive. The resolution was intro
duced by F. M. Dent
stop signs were requested by William
i. Martin at Fourteenth and v streets
southeast, on the south, west and east
corners.
George C. Havenner, president of the
association, introduced a resolution,
which was adopted, ordering a letter
sent to the Engineer of Public Highways
asking for the placing of new street
car tracks on Eleventh street from G
street to the north end Of the Anacostia
Bridge southeast.
December Meeting Postponed.
Thanks were voted to Robert Thomp-
SON for his kindness in loaning the as
ISOLATION decoration flags. Announce
nent was made of his appointment to
the Hoover Unemployment. Relief Com
mittee from the AnacoStia district.
A resolution postponing the Decen-
Der meeting of the association until the
fourth Wednesday in January w.
adopted. Dancing and refreshments will
be included in the program it was
stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
Housewares for the
Thrifty!

1857 Enamel Dippers, Milk Pans
and PIunEers. Originally ~
15c TO 69c. Friday only Avn
(98) Universal Stainless Steel
SIicers and Steak Knives. TO-
Originally 75c. Friday. A~~
nal FnaneI Covered Kettles.
saucepans, porch gate, 5-gal.
stone jugs and a set of chronic
um-plated forks. Origi-
nally $1.25 TO $1.98. Fri 90
day only. S~~
Cd 4-Qt. Miro Covered Ket-
ties, enamel percolators and
enamel coffee pots Origi-
nally $f.69 to 1925. Fri No.
day only ............... ~
(II) cot. Covered Kettles,
Miro aluminium hot-water bot
tie, wrought-iron umbrella hold
ers. Originally $3.50 and co.
$3.50. Friday only. wv
(6) Griddles and Waffle Iron.
Originally $2.75 and CT 40
$3.50. Friday only. W '~~
a. Fireplace Wood Baskets
and bathroom mirrors. Origi-
nally $475 and $3.50. CT OF
Friday only. ......... $A'~~
SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
SvERDRUP, EXPLORER
OF ARCTIC, is DEAD
Noted Polar Expert Had Led Many
Expeditions Into North and
Was Rescue Leader.

- the Associated Press.
OSLO, Norway, November 27.-Otto
9verdrup, Polar explorer, died during
The night. He was 70 years old.
Capt. Sverdrup in his lifetime gained
q reputation as one of the foremost
Polar explorers. He spent a number
of Winters above the Arctic Circle, at
various times conducting expeditions to
Franz Joseph Land. along the Northern
Siberian coast and elsewhere in the
Arctic
Twice he headed expeditions to
search for lost Russian exploring
parties, once in 1914, aboard the ship
Eclipse, which was forced to spend the
Winter north Of Siberia, icebound and
in 1920 to the Kara Sea to seek a
Russian party icebound in the steamer
Ealovic.
Growing old, he gave his expert ad-
vice to rescue parties arranged for lost
members of the Mobile expedition and
for Road Amundsen, his friend of long
standing. who was lost OF Tromsoe
in o futile attempt to aid Gen. Mobile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
Novelty Furniture
DolUn in Price!

(6) Unfinished Screen Sections.
Orr 9ras mail $3.50 Fri $1.79
10 Cedar Chest Trays, of Ten
nessee red cedar. Orlgi- 10
nally $3.50. Friday only. :.
~ Occasional liable. with butt
inally SIS. Friday. $l|.So
a. Console Mirror, with ma
hogany-finished frame. Slightly
ed. Originally 60 or
$s.95. Friday only. -. %G'OO
w WEIGH Cabinets, slightly
scratched. Originally Cd E0
1896. Friday only. %T'OV
~ Throne Chair, blue iac-
guard velour. Orig C02 OK
inally $3.50. Friday %AO'~O
~ Library Table, with butt
walnut top. Orig GIG az
inally s22.5o. Friday v AO'0O
az Priscilla Sewing Cabinets.
with; walnut .u o. finish $3.50
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
Men,! Take a Look
at These RnrpninaI

(1O6) Fancy Shirts, collar-at-
tached styles. Sizes IA, Is, Is,
1872 and II. Were $l.35 co.
and s1.95. Friday only. O0S
(12O prs.) Fancy Hose, sizes
lola to 11l2. Were 29c 10
pair. Friday only, pair. A0C
(19) Wool Shirts and Drawers,
shirts in sizes 48 and so: drawers,
sizes 40, IS. 48 and SO. Origi-
nally $500 and $2.75. co.
Friday only ............ VIZ
(2O) Checked NainsOOk Athletic
Union Suits, size "a. Were 90
zoe. Friday only A0C
1901 Cotton Night Shirts, sizes
II Tr,d to a 20; Were sl-1S, 79c
12O) Lined Ties, we'll 90
made. Were CSC. Friday OOC
800 Mems MufFlers and
Square Scarfs. were $1.19 co.
and $159. Friday only. OOC
STREET FLOOR.
Girls Winter Goats
I'D AlI-woOl Coats, warmly in
terlined, fur trimmed; Z to IA;
blue, tan, brown, wine and green:
originally $10.95. Fri "a or
day only ........... %4.OO
a. Wool Sport Jackets. 3 to IL
years; originally $685.. FRI Ct
day only .........,........ ~
(75) All wool Sweaters, slip
ons; Z to IA; were $1.s5. Ct
Friday only ............... W
(60) Girls BIOuses, plain white
or prints; 6 to IA; were En~
sec. Friday only. ....... wv
(35) Wool Skirts, hip or bodice
style; to IA; wine, green, navy,
tan: originally $1.95. CT 90
Friday only ......... W 4'A~
(20O) Girls Wash Dresses. 8
to IA; were 81. Friday 40
FOURTH FLOOR.
Boys Linen 'Kerchiefs
Reduced
(84) White Linen 'Kerchiefs,
tape and cord borders; white and
colored initials in corner. 10
Not all letters. Were 25c. So
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
WOULD EXPAND TRADE

TOXIC, November ~ (Pl.-Albert
Lambert of Montreal Monday night told
trade between Japan and Canada should
be expanded.
Since most Of Eastern Canada's i'm
ports from and exports to Japan now
pass through Boston or New York he
suggested that eventually direct
service should be established between
japan and Eastern Canada by way Of
the Panama Canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
Attractive BedWSdr
Rorroir1s

(6) Bed Ensembles, 90x90 ray
on spread and large crescent pill
low; blue and lavender; origi-
nally $685.. Fri %10 OK
day only .......... %AV'~O
p. Cd Comforts, detted null and
fine Sateen; 72x84;
originally SIS. Fri co az
day only ............
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
Don1estics Cut in
Price!

(118) Lace Edge PiIIOwcaSeS,
soft and closely woven. With
,hemstitched hens, edged with
lace. Were 79c. Friday co.
only. ................. wv
(6O) 81x99-inch White Star
Sheets, free from dressing. CT
Were $1.3o. Friday only. W.
(35 Yds.) Art Ticking feather
proof and in colorful patterns.
80 inches wide. Was sec o.
yard. Friday only, yard. &OS
1907 Hemstitched PillOwcases,
45x36 inches. Were S3c. o.
Friday only ............ GTN
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
Sparkling JetDelry
Ynlueal

(42 Pcs.) Novelty Jewelry, ear
rings, necklaces pms and brace
lets. Regularly CSC. Fri 90
day only ....e.s........ OOS
1t30 Pcs.l Costume JeweIry,
black and white seed beads,
wooden beads, gold bracelets,
pins and chokers. Regu- E0~
larry $100. Friday only. OOO
CSC Pcs.) Novelty Jewelry,
mesh bags, earrings, pins, neck.
laces and watch bracelets. CO.
Were $1.00. Friday only VOC
r(3) EnaIneled Mesh Rags. 60
Were $295. Friday only. 80
STREET FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
Royon and Knit
Underwear

800 ChiIdren's Knit Union
Suits, Winter weight; size 2;
originally 81 and $3.50. 90
Friday only ............. wv
500 RayOn Pants, Boomers
and Vests; peach. pink and
green; originally 79c and co.
81. Friday only ........ wv
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
Evening Slippers
" Price

(32 prs.) White Velvet Opera
Pumps; were $40; Friday &C
only, pair ............... %O
t46 prs.) Fine Shoes, assorted
feathers, styles and colors; were
$40 and $3.50. Friday CT QE
only, pair ........... 'OO
Us prs.) Evening Slippers,
gold, silver and white crepe;
were $3.50. Friday or Or
only. pair ........... %OsOO
(25 prs.) Patent Leather Opera
or Strap Pumps; were
$40. Friday only, O. OF
pair %OsOO
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
Curtains and
Druperiesi

@ Prs.) Sunfast POrtieres, nm
ished with French edge and
pocket. 81 in. by IA yards. At
tractive colors. Orig GO OF
tnally $24.S0. Pair. %O'~~
(125 Yds.) Velour VaIancing,
Scalloped and trimmed with a.
in. fringe. Originally CSC o.
yard. Friday only, yard. OOC
40 Yds.) Valance, fringe, seal
loped and straight bottoms.
Smart color combinations. Orig
tnaliy $1.25 to $1.75 yard. 90
Friday only, yard. ....... &~S
Zoo Yds.) MarQuisette, heavy
quality, natural or with touches
Of color. Originally CSC az
to csc yd. Friday, I'd. wv
go Yds.) Blocked and Figured
Marquisette and Voiles. Origi-
nally soc yard. Friday 1Sr
only. yard .............. 49,
~ Damask and Velour Scarfs,
assorted sizes and colors. Origi-
nally $2.e5 to $5.25. Ct 40
only %A'~~
(25) Damask and Velour Mats.
for end tables and radios. Good
colors. Originally 98c to 9E
Sits. Friday only. each, 0OC
$50 Prs.) Curtains, ruined,
straight and cottage set styles.
All with touches Of color. Origi-
nally $3.50 to $l.95 pair. Coz
friday
ESQ YdS.) Braids and Fringes,
many styles and colors. Origi-
nally zoe to 25c yard. Fri z
day, yard -. .N........... ~
(9) Mirror Cords, double; green
and gold, blue and gold, null
berry and gold. Originally 40
Use. Friday only. ...... SO~
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
Gift Leather Goods
Reduced for Friday!

(11O) Novelty Coin
Purses. were $500. Fri 0Qc
DAY only. ...............
~ Leather Tobacco Pouches,
were $3.50 and $3.50. Ct IN
Friday only. ......... W Low
(78) Steerhide BiIlfOld Sets,
were were s2'OO' Friday $1.5O
(1O COwhide Collar Boxes,
were $500. Friday S35O
az Novelty Leather Cigarette
Cases and Lighters. Were $500
and $3.50. Friday 81 50
O'l meCowhide Brush Set and a.
Novelty Leather Bridge Set.
Were $50. Friday CT IN
only
D Leather Carry-AI Case,
was was $685.. Friday $3.50
Ol g. Leather writing Cases,
with pad. Were $500. ca IN
Friday only. ......... %O'OV
(6) Leather Key Tainers,
onlv .... $S.5U
~ Leather writing Set,
was $3.50. Friday $500
only %O'VV
49, Genuine COwhlde Brush
Sets, were $3.50 to &C M
$3.50. Friday only. %~'VV
% Leather shaving Set,
was $1,000. Friday $500
only ................
~ Handsome Leather Toilet
s set; was $1,000 Friday $500
az Genuine COwhide Military
Sets, were $500. Fri CT SO
DAY only. ...........
"a COwhide Military Set.
was was SD $3.50 Fri $3.50
~ COwhide Military Set,
was $4,000. Friday GIG M
only .............. %AO.OV
STREET FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
Toilet Goods Reduced
for TOnOrroU!

for Tomorrow!
"a Gift AtOmizers and per-
fume lamps. Originally (E
$3.50 to $40. Friday only. %O
~ Black and Silver Toilet Set,
a. pieces. Originally (10
1895. Friday only. Wv
l137 pcs.) Toiletries-Mortan
lotion, shoe horns, rubber syringe
holders and other useful items.
Originally soc to 81. Fri E0~
day only ...............
(73) pcs.) TOiletries-CreamS,
talcum powders, nail buffers and
perfum izers. Originally CT
$l35. Friday only. ....... Va
STREET FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27

(59) Leather Handbags, slight
ly shopworn; black and
brown; were $1.95. Friday Ct
only Observation-Disclosures. Va
a. Beaded Bags; ca co
were $40. Friday only %E'O~
81 Beaded Bags; CD 40
were SIS. Friday only %S'O~
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
Lots of SilUersOuYe
Bargains

~ Sterling Silver BOnbon
Dishes; Il Pr Sterling Salt and
Peppers; ~ Pewter Coffee Pots:
O Silver plated Sandwich Tray.
Were $3.50 and $500. 90 En
Friday only ......... %OsOV
(5) Silver plated Tea Pots,
Reed q Barton; ~ Silver-plated
Coffee Pot; o. Silver plated
Photo Frame; ~ Silver plated
Steak Set. Were $3.50 and &C
$3.50. Friday only. -. -. 20
"a SiIveF-plated Ice Bucket;
Il Pr Silver-p plated Salts and
Peppers; Il Pr Sterling Salts
and Peppers. Were Ct %
SITS and $1.95. 80. As&O
STREET FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
Big Savings for Tots

(S0) Felt Hats; clear H.
ance price. Friday only A~N
15) Velvet Tanls; were CT
$l.95. Friday only. ....... W.
(1O) Sweaters; coats or slip
over; to 6; were 60 OF
$685.. Friday only. %G'~O
"a TOddlers' Dresses, l to G1
Severe $E59. Friday. "
(9) Crepe de Chine COmbina-
tons; 4 to IL; were CT OF
1926. Friday only. W Ave
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
Odds and Ends of
C0repfR

(50) COrsets and CorsetIettes;
some with abdominal @1 76
belts: were sass. 'O
! (42) Girdles and Brassieres;
we're, we're more 26c & 76c
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
S Silk Umbrella
Bargains

~ Taffeta SILK Umbrellas;
self colored borders; straight
handles with cords; Cd or
were $3.50. Friday only W &"~~
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
a There's Many Thrill Awaiting Gift Seekers a.
ZN "; $" "a LANSBURGFFS .s %% AZ
.z=z7zz : ..= Thrifty Friday zsz 49, 7 : -
$1O.75 Sport Frocks, 81 80

You save SIS. SO on each of these sport frocks
tomorrow-thats than half! Flat crepes wool
crepes and travel tweeds-smarty tailored with those
neat slender lines every woman likes. Good colors
Sizes IA to AZ. Only 4S at this price.
SPORT SHOP-SECOND FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
IL, Sale! Silk and Velvet Remnants
Grades That Were 81 to IS
Now SOC to $3.50 Yard

wonderful opportunity make lingerie and novelty gifts
for Christmas savng Flat satin canton
taea printed chfons velveeen, chiffon velvet
and transparent velvet. Good lengths and colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
40 Misses and Women's
$3.50 Dresses, s8.25

Taken right from our $3.50 stock and
reduced for Friday Bargain Day! Smart new
styles-some tiny bit unused from display.
Canton crepes, satins, georgettes and chiffons-
in black, navy, green, brown and red.
DRESS SHOP-SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
Ribbon Remnants to
Make Gifts

TwO-tOne Ribbon, Satin, Gros-
grain, MOire, Metal and Fancy
Ribbons, for making Christmas
gifts; 1 to 5 inches wide; q to 2
yd. lengths; were much 10~
more. Friday only, each ~~S
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
Toys With Slight Imperfections
At Great Savings Tomorrow!

M Doll Bassinettes;
green or pink; curved end
rails with panels.
Were ss76. Fri g. 20
day only. ...... %~O~
(6) Doll BaSsinettes, with
drop sides, curved end rails;
green or ivory.
Were $3.50. Fri 60 0S
day only ....... %@'~~
(2) Teddy Bears (3) doll
houses Cl9) monographs
90 books Were
$1.98 to $2.4S. Fri co.
day only ......... Wv
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
Three Outstanding
GrounS of MofioE1sI

1855 Pcs.) Tapes, Collar Bands,
Hair Curriers' and Scissors Sharp
eners. Originally l5c to 10~
Csc. Friday only. ....... Avn.
(235 Pcs.) Waterproof Carry
An Cases, Luncheon Sets Shoe
Bags, Aprons and Card Tables.
Originally 75c to 81. Fri En~
day only ............... wv
(S2 PcS.) Breakfast Sets, Sani-
tary Goods, Sewing Baskets.
Originally $3.50 to Ct M
$3.50. Friday only. %A'VO
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
S Outst0nding Fur
B0r1oins!

~ Silver MuSkrat, size 40.
Originally $175.00. GOO EO
Friday only. ....... %OO.OO
% Caracul Paw, kolinsky COL
lar and cuffs, size SO.
Originally $225.O0. Clio 7E
Friday only. 800. va 1900
ID Lapin Coat dyed rabbit,
size 18. Original
only 1g sla'.oo, Friday $59.75
~ Platim m Fox Scarf.
S M1' on 1880. Fri $500
~ Red Fox Scarf.
S %,' on 10000 v'''.. FIJI. $500
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27

(31) DoII9B asslnettes,
12x24 inches: green, ivory,
pink. Were $2.0S. $1.40
Friday only 80. %A'T~
(32 sets) Lead Soldiers,
and (20) Photographs.
Were sac and si.S0. ACC
Friday only ....... ~
(14) monographs 90 doll
houses % stuffed dog.
Were $4.75 to Ct or
$3.50. Friday only " A'~O
81 ChiIdren's PhOnO-
graphs. Were &1 40
$S.76. Friday only ~ 'TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
5O-$5.OO Hats.
$3.50

Felts, Soleils and velvets. Smart
shapes for the miss and the
woman. Good assortment Of
oolors.
(5O) Hats. Origi-
nally $3.46. Friday Ct M
only
SECOND FLOOR
Clearance of Stationery
(lO1 pcs.) Slightly S0iIed
Boxes Of Writing Paper; white or
colors; originally soc to, 40
81. Friday only ........ TOS
(101 sets) Decorated Candles;
originally 35c and soc. o.
Friday only, pair ........ GOS
(26) Smoking Stands; 40
originally 81. Friday only 10N
I'll bOxes) Slightly SOiIed Writ
ing Paper; originally $1.75 O.
to $225. Friday only. ..... %A
u75) Gift Novelties, decorated
match boxes, salts and peppers,
lemon plates: originally 75c to
s 81; F. Friday only 3 for 81
STREET FLOOR.