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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
Bigger and Better
Savings in Linens!

Bigger and Better
Savings in Linens!
(43) LACE EDG e
SCARFS AND BUFFET
SETS; linen centerS.
Originally 81. Fri 62c
day only .........,.
(l6l TOWELS, Irish linen
buck; hemstitched hens.
Originally 81. Friday 60c
only ....,.........
az LINEN DAMASK
PATTERN CLOTHS. Were
$3.50 to $l4.50. II you don't
mind washing them, YOU
can car. h ave $3.50 OFF!
them. ......
(ll2) BREAKFAST
CLOTHS, white linen dam
ask, 44x44 inches, and white
with orchid border, 36x36
inch es. Were 81. A7C
Friday only ...
(l6O YDS.) LIN E N
CRASH TOWELING, blue
or red borders. Was
ice I'd. Friday only, 13C
yos ..'''''
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
Riddles Are Not
Expensive When
Dressed the Friday
Bargain Way!

(22) GIRLS SILK
DRESSES, one and two
piece styles; sizes 8 to u
years. Originally 81 30
$S.o5 to sos. ~O'
(I2) GIRLS WOOL
AND VELVET DRESSES,
excellent school frocks.
Broken sizes. Originally
$S.9S to $3.50. Fri. S3 20
day only .........
(S) GIRLS WOOL
SERGE REGULATION
DRESSES, mostly SIN ali
sizes. Original y. 500
$S.9S. Friday only ~-
(SI) GIRLS WASH
FROCKS, with long sleeves,
of printed or plain broad.
cloths; sizes 8 to IA. Were
Sl.0S to s29s' Fri S1.20
day only .........
(S) GIRLS WHITE
WOLFE FROCKS, tucked or
daintily trimmed with fine
lace; slightly soiled but
when washed will m q K G
dandy procession" or Sun.
day frocks. 8 to II years.
Originally 1895 to 81 10
$4.SS. Friday only ~'~
Fourth FloOr
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Bargains That WM
Delight the
Feminine Shopper!

AHSPkSs
(4l) DAINTY UNDER.
THINGS, including PONCE
pajamas, crepe de chine
slips that are smartly tel.
lored or lace trimmed.
Pastel shades. Broken
sizes. Were SOS. 81 Q0
Friday only ...... ~A'>O
(7l) UNDERTAKINGS,
including crepe de chine
chemiSe and step.ins, lace
trimmed or tailored; rayon
gowns and slips and broad.
cloth pajamas. Broken size
ranges. Were $l.S9 o.
and $l.9s. Friday only Nv
~ COTTON STEP.
ms, white with colorful EN-.
broidery. Broken sizes.
Were S9c. Friday 1Oo
only ..............
~ RAYON SLIPS. mostly
dark shades. Were AOo
CSC. Friday only. go. ~O
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
Brighten Your
Outlook on
HouseD0rk!

1907 CREPE DE CHINE
D AY TIM e FROCKS,
one-piece models with pleat.
ed or Jared skirts; tucked
or with lace trim. Sizes
II to so. Orig.
naIly SS.9s. Friday S1.87
only .'........'.
(23) COTTON DAY.
TIME FROCKS, also serv.
ice coats and uniforms; good
colors and styles. hQc
Were s9c. Friday only ~
(13) UNIF ORM S, of
nurses cloth; discontinued
numbers and broken in size
RANGES. Were Ct 80
$3.50. Friday only
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
ChIdren's Socks
Are Cheap!

(16 PRS.) PULL.OVER
SOCKS, broken sizes and
coIors. Were 10c. Fri 7c
day only, pair. ...
(30 PRS.) CHILDREN'S
PULL over SOCKS.
Were Zoe pair. Fri. 1Sc
day only, pair. ....
1898 PRS.) CHILDRENS
SOCKS, pull-overs, u socks,
and others soiled from dis
play. Were Csc pair. 1SC
Friday only, pair. -.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
Is inexpensive
Dresses
Originally $s.74
S5.44

Flat crepe, prints and chit
fons-smart youthful styles
in black, multieolored ef.
fects and high shades; sizes
II to 20.
(2OY INEXPE NSIVE
DRESSES, Of eeorsette, fiat
crepe and prints--all this
seasons styles, with slender.
izing lines for the larger fe-
ure. Good eolors. Sizes SO
to ~. Were $9.74.. g Oh
Friday only. -.
Second FlOor
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(6) BOYS ALL
WOOL CHINCHILLA
C o A T S. Tan only.
Sizes 5, 4 and S. Oriei-
nslIy SS.9S. Fri. S205
day only. $50. %~'>O
(l50 PRS.) Chill.
DREN'S SHOES, OK.
fords and straps of patent
leather and calfskin in
black and tan. Regularly
S1.79 to $2.49. Ct M
Friday only. *O"
BOYS GOLF CAPS,
fancy mixtures in tan,
green and brown. All
sizes. Were 49c and
soc. Friday 1Qc
only ............
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
We've a Notion
You Could Use
These Notions!

$50 BOTTLES) DAY
DREAM TR A Ms F E r
LIQUID. Was 81 and S0c
$3.50 bottle. Friday,
(3O) RUBBER BATH
MATS, slightly Zoe
soiled. Were 81. Friday
(250) ODDS AND ENDS,
everything from hose sup.
porters to collar ban d 8.
Were 10c to Csc. Fri. 80
day only, clean them up
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
Little Things for
Making HouseGUork
PLedsure!

(ll3) HOU SEWARES,
including house numbers,
aluminium cup and saucer
sets, heater wicks, sponees,
pot cloths and ash can GOV.
ers. Were 1Sc to 39c. 70c
Friday only ........
(s4) HOUSEWARES, po.
tato ricers or fruit presses.
mail slots, aluminium mixing
bowls and canister sets.
Were Csc to &c. Fri 1Sc
day only ...........
(s7) HOUSEW ARE S,
Windsor kettles, aluminium
cover, Universal cleavers,
Universal stainless steel
cake turner's, spatulas, cook
forks, slicers, enamel refris.
orator dishes and mixing
bowls. Were &c to 40c
$1.OO. Friday only.
(sl) HOUSEW A RE S,
dustpans, aluminium serving
trays, mufia pans, dish
drainers, yacht mops, mail
slots and mirrors.
Were 96e to $l7S. 60c
Friday ...........
(s) CLOTHES WIRING.
Frs, with bench attach.
ments. Were $1l.S0 and
Sl2.SO. Friday S7.75
only .............
(S) HOUSE w ARE S,
stainless steel fruit knife
sets and preserving kettles.
Were $3.50 to 81 OK
$3.50. Friday only. ~A'>~
Sixth FIoeF
"A FlolUer for Your
Coaf-for a Song!
(1zO) NOV TY
FLOWERS, slightly musssd
from handling. Were 10o
3oc to sue. Friday
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
The Bottom
Dropped Out Of
These Stationery
Prices!

(2S) MECHAN AL
PENCILS, slightly marred.
Were ST. Friday Soc
only
Zoo BOXES) BOXED
WRITING PAPER, q bit
soiIsd. Originally 81. 2Sc
Friday only ........
(2S) IMPORTED CICA.
RETTE LIGHTERS, for
the table. Originally S0c
81. Friday only.
1900 ODDS AND ENDS,
writing foIios, address books,
photo albums, writing paper.
Originally $3.50 to 81
II Price
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
You Can !S0Ue on
Your Boys NeW
Spring C00f!

(2O) BLUE SERGE AND
CHEVIOT REFERS, for
boys or girls, sizes 2 to 5.
Were Ss.9s. Fri 81 20
day only. ........
(25) BROADCLOTH
PAJAMAS, II and 16, for
boys or girls. We're 81. 64c
Friday only. ........
Street FloOF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13

600 PRS.) WOMEN'S
SHOES, satins, veIvets,
patent feathers and kid.
skins--in black, tan, red,
blue, blonde and purple.
Good styles; broken size
RANGES. Originally S2.S9
to $500 Friday $500
only .........
~ LEATHERETTE
TRENCH COATS, dou-
ble-breasted models with
convertible collars; black
only; sizes 6, 10 and IL.
OrisinalIy
S Sa'c Friday $1.OO
only ,.....,..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
Straw or Felt
Hats. $1.95

Originally s.
You can have q smart hat
if you buy it on Friday!
Good.lookins shapes; to 60
with every costume; in col.
ors for every type.
Second Fl0er
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
Handkerchief
at Lou Cost

(lOO) WHITE LINEN
HANDKERCHIEPS - the
plain practical kind that
won't be q temptation to
the laundresS. Were SC
Sc. Friday only. 49,. ~
(27) MEMS COLORED
B RID Err HANDKER.
CHIEFS-part linen. Were
lse. Friday 12Hc
only ............
(lOS) WOMEN'S HAND
KERCHIEFS - white and
colored; embroidered cor.
S nsr;. w: ;., lse. 12Hc
Street Rloeg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
Secrets of a
Heolthful Sleep!

(l) FINE LAYER FELT
MATTRESS, with the I'm
periaI edge. Covered with
good art ticking. Slightly
sole d. Was Sll,G
SIS. Friday.
~ BEACON BLAN.
KETS, part wool and in
shades of rose and gold.
Slightly soiled. 70x6O inches.
Were $S.9S. Fri. 81 AZ
day only .........
(S) ALL. WOOL DOT.
TED NULL COMFORTS,
light as down but luxurious
ly warm. In rose, ereen and
lavender. Were E11 Ok
SIS. Friday.
Third FloOr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
Look Around! You
May Need One of
Theael

az WINDSOR CHAIRS,
made of fine birch with 9
beautiful mahogany finish.
Were $685. and S6 OK
$9.oS. Friday only
~ TILT TOP TABLES,
with mahogany veneered top.
Were ,sl9.Ss. S14.05
Friday only. w.
~ 3-PIECE LIVING
ROOM SUITE, covered in
jacquard velour with ex.
posed frame. Was SAX
$l9S. Friday only.
Fifth FIOOP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
Babies Cry for
These Values!

4 USSS 0kuGSs
(9l TOTS SWEATERS,
in just the shades babies
like; broken size RANGES.
Were s+'s. Fri. SOS
lls) TOTS WASH
FROCKS, like those little
French tote wear, only these
need q little Tubing. Sizes
80 6. Were $S.9S. S1.05
Friday only 800. ~~O
(lE) TOTS DRESSES,
just the thing for play, for
they're easy 10 launder.
Broken sizes. Were Ct
$l.9S. Friday only. =. w.
(sl PRS.) SOCKS AND
STOCKINGS, TEETHING
BANDS AND BOOTEES.
Sizes ~ to 6K.
Were S9c to 7Sc. Fri. 2Qc
day only.
(2l) BABY BONNETS,
for those who can't wait un-
til Easter for their new bon
net. Crepe de chine. SQc
Were 81. Friday only W
(3) TOTS WHIT Err
COATS, wise mothers will
tuck these away for next
Winter. Were $40. S305
Friday only ...... ~
(l2) FELT HATS, in col.
ors and styles little girls
like; Clesrance, 25c
Friday only .........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13

~ BOY S. L o NC
OVERCOATS, in a shade
of brown that is bound
to be good next Winter;
heavy quality, mannishly
tailored and lined. Size
IS only. Were S4.9s. 81
Friday only. .......
t16) BOYS LEATH.
ERETTE LUM B E r.
JACKS, just the thing
for early Spring golf; tan,
Green or grey with cordu:
row lined collars and
cuffs. Broken sizes.
Originally SLIP. 60c
Friday only, ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
One Cannot Afford
to Overlook Beauty

(50) ODDS AND ENDS
including cold creams,
talcums, compacts, rouees,
etc. Originally 3Sc 1Sc
to Soc. Friday only.
(26) ODD TOILET SET
PIECES - including mani.
cure implements, shoe horns,
etc. Were $3.50 to 7Sc
$l.oS. Friday only.
~ 81 M u L A T E D
PIE RI ON AMBER
HAIR BRUSHES AND
MIRRORS-were g *
% sOU
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13

i rt0ngteS DlneTene
from the Ones You
Read About!
(124) HAND.PAINTED
CREPE TRIANGL e S
and printed rayon scarfs in
dark shades. Were 81. 7Sc
Friday only ........
Street Floor
Lamps That Are
inexpensive in
Price
(43) TABLE LAMP
BASES, in attractive styles
for the boudoir, living room
table or end tables, of metal
or pottery. Were $l.00 to
$4.95. Friday only
Soc to S2.N
(94) Ia BILE LAMP
SHADES, of silk and parch-
ment paper, for boudoir, liv.
ing room table and end table
lamp bases. Good colors.
Were Soc to $1.95. Friday
only
15c to 75c
Sixth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
BRAKEMAN is HURT.
Hospital Attendants Fear Coupling
Fractured His Skull.

Struck by car coupling while at
work in the washington Terminal yards
last night, Edgar Ball, as years old,
Of 4515 Stratford place, Chevy Chase,
Md, brakeman, received serious in
juries Of the head and left arm.
Ball was taken to Emergency Hos
pital in an ambulance and treated for
what may prove to be a fracture of the
skull and also for a fracture of the
upner left arm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
IL Costs Little to
Make Windows
Attractive!

(6O) SAMPLE CUR
TAINS, of fine quaIity Irish
point; slightly sOiled; only
one of q style.
Originally $3.50 to SOS
(SO) OIL OPAQUE
DUPLEX SHADES; Green
and white; 81 inches wide.
Originally $3.50. 81 70
Friday only 49,. ~A"
(6o) LONSDALE WIN.
DOW SHADES; linen,
cream, emerald, dark Green;
48 in. wide. Orisi.
naIIy $2.2S. Friday E1.10
only ....!g.".:
$500 YDS.) RAYON
REM N NTS, sateen,
voiIes, marquisetteS, dam.
ask. poplin, chintz. Orisi-
naIIy 19c to $3.9S yd.
Ri ay u Price
600 YDS.) FIGURED
RAYQN-ereen, blue, peach
-~ plain rayon alpaca in
pastel shades. Originally
7Sc and sSc yard. 4Qc
Friday only, yd. -.
Fifth Floor
Good Shoes for
So Little!
$50 PRS.) WOMEN'S
PUMP AND STRAP
SHOES; odd lots that were
SS.95. Yours for 80 Ok
only ........,...
$50 PRS.) BOUDoTR
SLIPPERS, blue, red, black
and brown kid; sizes up to
s. Were S1.49. 6Qc
Friday only ........
(205 PRS.) OUR FA.
NOUS GRIPTITE SHOES.
If your feet are extra small
or extra large. and you wear
4 narrow last, you can have
these $3.50 shoes 1874
(26 PRS.) CHILDREN'S
SHOES, tan calf, patent
leather and smoked elk,
kinds that are not easily
scuffed out; broken sizes.
Were $3.50 to S.. 81 OK
Friday only, pr.
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
40 knitted
Ensembles
Originally $3.50
$11

Fancy weaves in two and
three tones. All with long.
sleeve sweaters. Is to 20
and SO to 40.
IN CLOTH ND
WOOL DRESSES, mostly
dark colors. Broken sizes.
Were $3.50. Fri. 5000
day only.
EAnaM& WHan~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
Foundation
Garments That
Restrain Without
StrGining Ones
Purse

(l2) CORSETS AND
GIRDLES, of Iustrous bro.
cade. satin rayon or coutil
with heavy, firm elastic.
B ken sizes. Were
SOS. Friday S1.05
only ...........
(1O) CORSETLETTES,
of brocade with soft, silky
brassieres; we'll boned over
diaphragm. Large sizes.
Were $2.9S. Fri. S105
day only ........
~ LIG H T. WEIGHT
CORSETLETTES, lightly
boned and with Swami
brassieres. Were % 30
$3.49 Friday only.
10Y SANITARY BELTS
AND APRONS, odds and
ends. Were SOC to $500.
Fri day 20c to CSC
(2s) DRESS SHIELDS,
on net yokes. White only.
Were $l.OO. Friday 50c
only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13

75C to Csc Wash Fabrics

Of higher wash goods In.
cuded sunss voles Innings shnss- ~
fast here earlyl Yard
Thir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13

Last Call! Going
Going-These
y n N a

JSWStTy bargains!
(13) PEARL CHOKERS.
Not real ones, but who
csres7 Were 39c. 1Qc
FRIDAY only ........
Is STRANDS) AMBER
BEADS, and these are GEN.
uine! Were 81. % OK
Friday only $500. ~%'>O
(27) IMITATION
PEARL CHOKERS an d
Venetian beads. Z.
Were Csc. Friday 30c
s;ij. SEED PEARL
NECKLACES. Were 2Oc
Csc. Friday only.
(1I NOVELTY RINGS.
Were Soc. Friday 20c
only .......,........
~ POCKET WATCHES.
Good tiekers for S5.25
only ............
(S) WRIST WATCHES,
for men or women; 6 and
Is jewel move m ents.
Were $l0.9S. Fri. 81 OK
day only $500. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
SilUerU0re and
Other Nice Things!

(2S) WHITE HANDLE
TABLE KNIVES with
stainless steel blades.
Were Csc. Friday 1Sc
only ...............
(l0) ITEMS--knife and
fork sets with stainless steel
blades; and. silver.plated
sugar and cream sets, with
tray. Were $3.SS. 90 N
Friday only ......
(S) SILVER.P L A T E ID
BUD VASES-were 2QO
S9c. Friday only.
q PRS.) ST Bring
CANDLESTICKS were
$7.YS. Friday S2.2S
only .............
PRS. STERLING
CANDLE STICKS 10
inches. Were Ss.Ss. $3.50
Friday :.
(2) SETS STERLING
SHERBETS - with glass.
Were ss.0S. Fri. S6.25
day .............
Street Fl00r
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$50 Optic Blown Stem
Glasses, Choice, zoe ca.
Ordinarily :3.3c each

Lucky for you If your glassware in the popular shade
Of Green light For here $50 pieeesncludng
glasses every type ready fill in complete
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
Get a Notion to Buy
Nofione and Saue!

d. M. c. EWING
THREAD in several colors;
only IFS balls; they 1Qc
were 3Sc. Friday only,
(7S) STEM GIL ED
CRASH PILLOW GOV.
Frs. Were Soc. 20C
Friday .............
(lOO) STE NCILED
CRASH TABLE
COVERS. Were 81. Mc
Friday .............
(S) SCR P B A S.
KETS. Were re. S0c
Friday .............
(37) BEADED SHADES.
W ere Soc. Fri. Roc
day
(7S) CAMEL'S HAIR
PAINT BRUSHES. Were
p 10: to Sc u Price
(SO) PAINTER PAT.
TERMS. Were Soc to
ST. Sill Friday u Price
only ........
Third Floor
Get a NelO Blouse
Out of Your Pin
Money Tomorrow!
(9) HANDKERCHIEF
LINEN BLOUSES, pastel
shades. Were $2.9S. 81
Friday only .......... w.
(11) HAND-PAINTED
CREPE BLOUSES. Were
$l2.9S and $3.50. Small *
sizes. Friday only. e. W.
(SS) C o T T o N
BLOUSES, broadcloth and
d. dim m i ". Were $1.45
(32) WOOL SWEAT
ERS. Were $S.SS. %
Friday only ......... "
Second Floor
tie a Wise Woman,
Who Prepares for
Next Winter!
(Is) MISSE s. AND
WOM NE MS WINTER
COATS-blaek or brown,
Iuxuriously trimmed with
smart furs. Sizes IA to 49.
Originally $3S to S17N
$3.50. Friday A'O
(S) MISSES AND
WOMEN'S WIN TER
COATS - FIVE dandies-
black or tan with huge col.
lars and cuffs of long, silky
hair furs. Sizes 16, 40 and
421i. Originally SIS &10
to SIS. Friday only ~~O
(lSl SPORTS COATS
Brown, tan, grey and blue
one and two tone mixtures,
furred or tailored. Sizes II
to 40. Originally SIS
to $39.7S. Friday %12
only
~ RAINCOATS S, of
leatherette, tweed and celsn.
csc; sizes IA 20 4S. Oriei.
nslly SS.o5 to 81 OK
$10.9S. Friday only ~
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
Aid Oyster Farmers.
DIR. GEORGE M. CRILE,

Aid Oyster Farmers.
RALEIGH, N. c P.-North Caro-
lima is giving the oyster q big hand.
To encourage private oyster farming,
the State board of conservation and de-
velopment has offered to lease State
owned bottoms free for two years.
Eastbourne. England, has banned
Sunday movie shows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13

Be Prepared for the
Rainy Days
(14) UMBRELLAS-pur.
pie ones, red ones and blue
ones-with fancy contrast.
ing borders. Mostly straight
handle styles. Regularly
$S.95, Friday Cd 40
only .............
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13

oh! It's Great to
Be a Kiddy When
Toys Come Down
for Friday!
.(3S RS.) DOLLS
B L A c K STOCKINGS.
Were 1Oc. Frid ay &c
(s) BASEBALL PARTY
GAMES. Were 2Sc. 1Sc
Friday only .......
49, PLAY BALL S.
Were 4oc. Friday 35c
0Ht g. BOOKS BOOKS, life of Bar.
mum" and How to Play
Bas G b all" Were 6Qc
$l.7S. Friday only. w
(l2) BOYS BOOKS.
Were 40c and $l.OO. 1Oc
Friday only. ........
M Chill D r e MS
BOOKS. Originally
7Sc to Sl'7S. FriS4 10c
only ............eaN
Fourth FIoer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
Underthings for
Women and
Children

(S1) BOOMERS, PAN
TAS AND VESTS of glove
silk and trieonese; broken
sizes and colors. Originally
$2.9S to $500. Fri Or
day ...............,
(61) WOMEN'S A ND
CHILDREN'S UNION
SUITS, odds and ends from
Fall stocks. Worth
much more. Friday 1Qo
on1v $S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
Check "Run
Checks" on Your
Shopping List!

(30 PRS.) FULL FASH.
TONED RUN CHI e c K
HOSE, broken sizes
and colors. Were nc, SSC
now
~ PRS.) EXTRA SIZE
RAYON HOSE, with Isle
tops and soles. Were S0c
79c. Friday only.
Street FlooF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
Bags for EUery
Costume Reduced!

~VSS0GB1G NG4uG&0 :
40 LEATHER BAGS,
reduced tomorrow. All col
ors. Envelope and under
arm styles. Were Ct
$1.59. Going Fridsy.. ~
(37) Chill DR. MS
BAGS. They won't tease
you for yours If you buy
them one of their own.
Were $3.50 and $l.So. CT
Friday only ......... W.
(2O) C 1GAR z T T e
c A S e S. Were g S0
$3.50. Friday. =. ~'~O
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80 WOmen's and Misses
Dresses, Now s1O.75
Formerly $3.50

real prize for the first 80 morning
Every frock taken from regular $3.50 stock with the
1880 lines and shades; sizes II to 20 and So to 49,
Second Floor
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Remnant
R Price

We're 81 to S.
Tweeds, crepes, jerseys,
broadcloths and hannels;
lengths from "a to 81 yards;
all 81 inches wide.
Third Floor
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Gittering Bargains
in Rhinestone

AcceSs0ries!
(22) RHI N ESTONE
BUCKLES-and 1887 Head
Bands. Were $l.50 to 81
$S.9S. Friday only. w.
Third Floor
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tune, last Wednesday, to get his arm
pierced by pitchfork. Under the
care of DR.. Grandy he Is getting
along very nicely.
The Maury Women's Club met last
Thursday at Maury Hail. The usual
business session over. DR.. Jones gave
a talk on Pictures" which was very
interesting. Plans were made to can
vass the entire community to solicit
funds to re-roof the Maury Hail.
Everyone is urged to help as much
as possible SO we can get new roof
on before bad weather. Mrs. Dahl and
Mrs. Nelson were hostesses for the
day.
Estella Mcpherson is attending bus
mess college in Seattle.
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MAuRY NOTES

Rev. E. G, Randall conducted the
services at Maury Sunday Next week
regular services will be held as usual.
A young peoples class is being or
ganized under the leadership Of Mrs.
Meyer All high school boys and girls
are invited to attend this class.
Mrs. Patterson enjoyed the company
of one of her daughters and a son-in-
law last Sunday.
Julia Larsen and Dorothy Jensen
visited Thelma and Lillian Larsen in
Tacoma last weekend.
Mrs. Erickson, who has been in a
Seattle hospital for the past six
weeks, returned home Sunday. AL
though she is still in bed most of the
time. she is very much improved.
Harry Burghduff had the misfor-
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Lynden, have returned to their home
in Santa Paula, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M Sheman enjoyed
a visit from relatives on Sunday.
Watch for the notice in this Issue
OF the dinner and drawing on October
18th, given by T.. L. & Il, Club.
Mrs. Bessie Wood and Mrs. Elizabeth
Hearst spent Friday night In Seattle
with Mrs. Whittemore, and all attended
the reception for Mrs. Mabel Clark,
Grand Secretary of the o. E. S. Of
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Dunlap entertain
ed number of guests on last Sunday.
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SOUTHERN HEIGHTS NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Moran have taken lhe
place at the corner, formerly the john
son place They are pleasant young
people and welcome addition to our
neighborhood.
On Sunday, September 28th, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jenkins entertained Mrs.
Krogh as their guest OF dinner.
Donald Vermeulen is having va
cation which he is spending at home.
Miss Margaret Rolando, who is leav-
ing tohe nurse at st. Joseph's Hos
pital, Tacoma, spent Sunday at home
Mini didn't the ..gurgle of water and
lisp of rain" Monday sound good9
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McHoLLANDs MOVE TO sEArTLl

McaOLLANDS MOVE TO SEATTLE
The Island this week suffered n
loss when Or, and Mrs. T. N. McHol-
land, and their son, ROLAND, and his
wife left for Seattle.
Coming here eight years ago from
Olympia the McHollands have been
active ir various movements for the
Island good. Although DR., McHollond
had given up his former practice on
account OF Ill health he did not stop
working, and went into farming" with
as much skill and determination rs
he had formerly devoted TO his pa
tients. He continued the practice of
osteopathy after coming to the Island,
and built up as much practice as he
could care for with his other duties.
His property, on Quartermaster was
part of the consideration In the deal
for the new Seattle property which Is
a modernistic three-story brick ve-
neer apartment house Of fifteen
suites, at ll09-l7th Ave, which was
completed only last July 1t was pur-
chased from the Mackintosh- Truman
Lumber Company. In the transac-
ton DR.. McHolland was represented
by the Taylor Realty Company.
1t Is reported that the new owners
OF the McHolland property will sub
divide 1t into water front lots, but no
definite plan has as yet been announ-
The McHollands left the Island for
| their new home Monday Of this week.
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Mr., and Mrs. F. e. Bridgman left

Mr., and Mrs, F. f, Bridgman left
Wednesday to drive to Myrtle Point,
oregon, where they will visit their
daughter, Mrs. L. f, Haynes for few
days, In their absence Mrs Bowling
will be in charge of the post office,
Mrs, Geo. Moultheop left this week
for New York where she will visit her
son, Ray, who expects to leave soon
for an extended trip abroad.