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Evening star., 1933-06-08
Tots 59c-$I Dresses
39c

Regularly soc and s1.00! Just
so of them-in sheer cottons. Sizes
3 to 5.
(53) Tots Rayon Pajamas and
Combinations. Sizes 3 to 6. 2oC
Were 59c and S1.00. Now.
(24) Tots Sweaters, broken as
sortment of colors Sizes 81 90
3 to 6. Were s1.s5. Now
(I2) Toddlers' H a n m d e
Dresses. Sizes to 8. Sr .E0
Were S1.95 and S2.S5. Now
(8) Toddlers' Dresses, handmade
styles of sheer batiste. Sizes 7RC
l and 2. Were $1.50. Now
(20) Infants Handmade Cert
rudes, lace and embroidery trim.
Button shoulder. Were 81 90
$1.50. Now ............
17) Tots Creepers;
sizes 1 to 3. Were s1.5o. 81 90
NOW
(55) Tots Bathing Suits; brok-
en- assortment of styles.
Sizes to 6. Were $1.59. 81 .00
NOW
(76) Infants Training Pants,
light weight cotton knit. &c
Sizes l to 4. Were 39c. Now
OD Stroller, upholstered in cord
Wos vToy' coo Floor sS naa sample $1o.75
Q) Baby Carriage
floor sample. Was SIS. CIT EO
Now ................
(15) Scales, with canvas holder
E,ia.s fs5 baby. l Were ss.4s' $1.95
~ High Chair-fioOr sample.
Originally $1e.5o. Sd.Qs
Now
tD Nursery Chifferobe. with 5
drawers and roomy compartment
for hanging garments $3.50
Was SIS. Now.
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1933-06-08
Hypo Insect Spray
Reduced!
SOC Pint cans, Csc
75c Quart Cans, 49c
S2.75 Gal. cans, S1.95

@Ssfo SoAs NS~ASS
Hypo Insect Spray kills moths,
ants, bed bugs, reaches, flies, fieas
and mosquitoes. When injected in
the seams of upholstered furniture
ycu have perfect moth protection.
(27) -Four hour Enamel for wood
work, metal beds, furniture and
window screens. Regularly DC
48c pit. Now. w............,.
16) Johns0n's Floor Waxing
Outfits with l lb. paste wax 81
included. Were $I.95. Now.
(IOS) Beverage Trays with six
compartments, pretty shade 10C
of green. Were 49c. Now.
a Nursery Refrigerator, greatly
reduced for Friday. Was Sl.95
S3.95. Now.
ID Porcelain-tOp Table
at a bargain price. Was SS.0S
$685.. Now.
81 Cooking Utensils, of high
quality enamel-mIk kettle, tea
Kettle, baking pan and con-
vex kettle. Were S1.10 to 81
$500. Now. .................
(I7 High Quality Enamel Ware
IadIc, tunnels, mixing bowls and
pitcher. Were 32c to S1.1o. 2oC
Now ................
lD Electric FireleSs
Cocker fl floor sample $S.95
Was $3.50 ........
(40) House Paint for inside use
made of pure linseed S1.do
oil. Was S295 a gallon.
I0) Flat Wall Paint-washabIe
was Sass Gallon. S1.do
Now
(75) House PaiEt for in
side and outside use. Was 1oc
soc quart ...............
(2o) Pearlwick Bench
q Clothes al Hampers Were $2.49
S4.95
SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1933-06-08
Boys 7oc to $1.5O
Wearables
25c

$50 Prs.) Knickers. IN covert
cloth and woolens. Sizes to 9.
(se) AH-wool Sleeveless Sweaters,
broken sizes to IL.
(40) Long White Sailor Pants,
sizes 8 to Is. S0iled.
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-06-08
Lamp Shades
Z for Sl.OO

100 Parchment Paper Shades
in bridge. junior and table sizes.
(l2) Boudoir Lamp Bases, with
mirror and dresden flow q 40
ers. Were $3.49. Now.
az Table Lamps with
silk shades. Originally "a OK
SIS. Now.
(6) Chinese S0apstOne Lamps,
hand carved ornate fig
ures. Lovely silk shades. A.ok
Were $1,000 ............
SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-06-08
Ice Cream Forks
$3.50 set

(7) Regularly S2.39 for a set Of
6. These ice cream forks are of
such excellent quality that they
carry a lifetime guarantee. Fine
for gifts.
(211 Sets) Orange Spoons, sill
yer plated and carrying 50-year
guarantee. Were s2.s9 81. so
for q set of 6. Now.
e setsl Stainless steel knives
with hollow handles, lifetime guar
antee. Were 1895 for set S2.oS
Of 6. Now. ............
Il set) Silver plated Table
Forks-lifetime guaran-
tee. Were 1929 for set 81 OK
of 6. Now.
e sets) Dessert Spoons, silver
plated with a lifetime guarantee.
Were s3.29 for set of 6. S1.QS
NOW .................
"A prs) Sterling Silver Candle
sticks-lO inches high-slightly
imperfect Were S3.95 pr. S2.20
Now ..................
"a Moonstone Ring, 10kt. solid
gold mounting. Was S2.0S
$500. Now ..........
81 Pearl and Antique Gold Ear
rings. Were ssc pair. 60C
NOW '''''.
(6) Black Enamel Com 1QC
pacts. Were SOC. Now.
90 Rhinestone Necklaces, made
from fine quality stones. 81
Were sS.s5. Now. ..........
"a Watches, Is jewels. Well
worth investigating II you are in
teryted in buying a
good watch. Were S12.95
SLABS. Now. .........
(l) Bracelet In chrome fancy
fngree. Was s12.s5. So.oS
NOW
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1933-06-08
$3.50 and $40 Corsets
$6.44

Only so in the group! Corsettes
and girdles, including such famous
makes as: Vogue, Nemofiex and
C-B. Boned and boneless styles.
Broken sizes.
(e5O) Brassieres-medium or
long length and evening styles. Net
satin, broche and crepe de chine.
Were sec to 29c to $1.8S
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-06-08
Mems Union Suits
Sc

265 Of them-to 90 out tomorrow
at this low price! OF fine checked
nainsook with reinforced backs.
Sizes So to z FOR $1.0O
46. Friday, Sc
(43 Prs.) Mems Shorts; slightly
mussed and soiled. Sizes 2SC
80 to AZ. Were SOC to S1.e0.
160) Mems Shirts-white and
neat figured designs. Broken lots
some slightly soiled. Sizes IA to
Is. Were S1.00 to, S1.65. 6QC
18O) Mems Ties - mostly reds
and browns; plain and 1zAC
figured. Orig. soc. Now
(132) Mems Pajamas; coat and
MILDLY styles. Sizes A to d; 6QC
neat stripes. Special!. -.
1851 Mems Ties-pIain blue;
slightly faded from display. DOC
Originally S1.50.. Now.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1933-06-08
No. Mail or Phone
on Small Lots

Where quantities are very
limited (as they frequently are
on Friday Bargains J, we can
not fill mail or phone orders.
Where quantities permit, how
ever, we shall be glad to supply
YOUR needs in this manner.
Write or call Jane Stuart, Ma
tional $500.
Evening star., 1933-06-08

Very tight weaving and double
warp-which makes these far sturdier
than the usual run of Summer rugs!
Four colorful stenciled designs-in
green, brown or blue. They'll be
grand for cottage, porch or sun room.
FIFTH FLOoR-LANsBURGH
Evening star., 1933-06-08

Brims, sailors, turbans and high
hats! Baku, ballibuntl, rough straw.
straw fabric and crepe. All headsizes
but not every size in every color.
Black, brown, navy, grey, sand, green
and blue. Styles for'all women!
SECOND FLOOR-LANSBURGH
Evening star., 1933-06-08
More Housewares!

Cd Electric Mixers, made by
Universal; l or 2 piece S2.oS
style. Were 1896. Now T
(32) Ice Cube Trays-will fit al
most all standard electric 2oC
refrigerators. Were $1.@5..
% Universal B Bath Room
Scale. Was S12.5o. S3.QS
NOW .............
ta5) Therapeutic Lamps with
260-W. Therapeutic Bulb. doC
Were S1.69. Now.........
Cd Electric Coffee Urn Sets, 4
pieces; chrome plated and made
by Universal Were $3.50
$3.50. Now. w..........
(2) Martha Washington Electric
Ovens for all of the cooking at the
Summer cottage. Were SS.0S
$3.50. Now ...........
(25) Luggage Racks-put one in
each bed room, they will 1oC
save your back. Special.
(20) Vanity Hat Holders to keep
your hats from becoming 2SC
mussed. Were SOC. Now.
12) Electric and Key-Wind
Kitchen Clocks. Were $1.39 dQC
and S1.95. Now.
(51) Pyrlian Top Bath Stools
in colors. Were Sass. Sl.QS
Now
SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1933-06-08

A good opportunity to get the
"makings" of large wardrobe-at a
small cost! Plain or printed crepes,
plain or printed chiffons, silk pongee
and lots of other desirable silks tor
Summer clothes.
THIRD FLOOR-LANSBURGHs
Evening star., 1933-06-08
liar nte Wasngtonans Come and Sare!
A Storewide Sale
of Unusual Values

Many thrifty women have
regular weekly date at Lans-
burgh's on Friday. For their
keen sense of values has taught
them-that's the time and place
to pick up some really good bar
gains! Again tomorrow we pre-
sent ''Lansburgh's Friday
crammed full of values!
Evening star., 1933-06-08
LOdtS anu SU
$500

65 Of them-and If you want a
rare value, here it is! Tweeds, wool
crepe, and matelasse i'm fur
trimmed or self trimmed styles.
Sizes IL 20 IL, 50 to A.
90 Flannel Jackets-in brown,
navy and greeni also (2l Unlined
Wool Goats In navy. Sizes IL to
II. Originally S3.95 and 81. "a
$5.95. Now.
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1933-11-25
Chicago Grain

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, November 25.-Setbacks
in grain prices formed the rule early
today. Continuance of monetary un-
certalnties was taken by numerous trad
erS as an incentive to sell Opening
"a to Il off, wheat later underwent
additional downturns. Corn started at
3s to q decline, and subsequently
sagged further.
Traders who yesterday espoused the
buying side of wheat were the most
active sellers today, and the market
soon slid down almost 2 cents. Rallies
which followed were of only fractional
extent and failed to hold well. Bears
called attention to enlarged receipts OF
domestic wheat Northwest. especially
todays arrivals at Minneapolis and
Duluth. totaling 235 cars, compared
with 81 week ago and l42 at this time
last year
Contributing to weakness of wheat
and other grains was word that declines
in European exchange rates had tempo
rarily checked export business in corn
Corn traders nevertheless dwelt upon
the fact that export sales of yellow
corn the last few days were bringing
into the corn market situation an in.
fuence unknown for number of year!
and putting corn on a healthier basis
A statement from one large grain con-
Germ said that recalling the shortnes,
OF this years corn crop any broaden.
ing Of demand was of more than usual
interest. Corn and oats prices today
however. largely sympathized Will
wheat action
Provisions went lower with hog values
Evening star., 1933-11-25
Baltimore Markets
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
BALTIMORE, Md, November 25.-
White potatoes. per 100 pounds, 100a
ITO; sweet potatoes, bushel, 35a75;
yams, barrel, 1.25a1.75: beans, bushel,
/ GOAL 40; beets, zoos. l.50a2.50; Brussel
sprouts, quart. 8a1212; cabbage, bushel.
40a60; celery, crate, 1.75a2.25; carrots,
125a1.75: eggplants. crate, 250a3.5
basket. 4oa65: peas. bushel, 2.00a2 rs:
peppers. crate. 300a400: tomatoes, lug,
1.25al IS: spinach. basket, 20a45;
squash, bushel, LOCAL so; apples, bushel,
40al so; box, 1.60a2 10: pumpkins. each,
sails: Concord grapes, basket, 13a14;
cranberries, quarter box, 1.25a2.2 rs;
pears, bushel, 1.00a2.00; oranges, box,
| 200a325; tangerines. half box, l.50a
200.
Dairy Markets.
Live poultry-Young chickens, 1lal4:
Leghorns, 10all: old hens, 10al4; Leg
horns, 8a9; old roosters. 7a8; ducks,
sa13; geese. 8ae: pigeons, pair. 15a20;
guinea fowls. each, 25a40: turkeys,
young hens, 15al6; gobblers. 14a15; old
hens, 13al4; crooked breasts, 10.
Eggs-Receipts, 1.031 cases: current
receipts, 26a27; nearby firsts, 27a2s;
hennery whites. 2sas4; pullets, 22a24.
Butter-Good to fancy, creamery,
pound. 2la25ia; ladies. l5al6, store
packed, II.
Live Stock Market.
Cattle, 125, steady: bulls, good to
choice, 3.00a3.25; medium to good, 2.75
a3.00; fair to medium, 2.50a2. rs: plain
to fair, 2.25a2.50; common to plain, 200
a2.25.
Steers, good to choice, 4.ooa4. .35;
medium to good, 350a4.00; fair to me-
dium, 325a350; plain to fair, 300a3.25:
common to plain, 2.5oa3.0o
Cows, good to choice, 2.75a3 90: me-
dium to good, 2.5oa2.75; fair to me-
diun, 2.25a250; plain to fair, l.75a2.00;
common to plain. 1.25al.75. Fresh cows
and Springers. 80 o.ooa60 90. Stock cat
tie and feeders. 2.5Oa3 co.
Heifers-Good to choice. 3.5oa3-75;
medium to good, 3.25a3.5O. fair to me-
diun, 3.00a325; plain to fair, 2.75a3 90;
common to plain. 225a2.75.
Sheep and lambs, 1000, higher. Sheep,
50a250; lambs, good to choice. 6.50a7 so;
common to medium. 3.35a6.00.
Hogs-2,700. about steady. Lights,
4.00a4.35; medium, 4.25a4.45. Light pigs,
275a3.50; heavies, 4.15a430; roughs,
1.75a3 so: pigs. 3.75a4.15. Western hogs,
10a20 higher than quotations.
Calves-50, steady. Good to choice,
6.00a6.50; common to medium, 2.75a5.2 rs.
Evening star., 1933-11-25
CURB CONTINUES.
.UPTURN QUIETLY
Gold Stocks Heavy and Some
Groups Show Mixed Price
Changes.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


NEW YORK, November 25.-The
Curb Exchange continued its upward
trend today in quiet trading. The gold
stocks were heavy and some irregularity
appeared in other groups, but the un-
dertone was steady and fractional gains
outnumbered declines in the leaders.
The utilities held Fridays gains and
in many cases improved upon them.
Electric Bond & Share common and
preferred and American Gas & Electric
again pushed ahead. setting the pace
for other power and light stocks. st.
Regis Paper preferred advanced more
than 2 points. Niagara Hudson Power
strengthened. An exception to the
trend was Consolidated Gas Of Balti-
more, which slipped points in the
first half of the session.
Lake Shore Mines made the best
showing in the Canadian gold mine list.
while Pioneer Gold was the weakest Of
the group. A feature in the metals was
an opening sale Of 1900 shares OF New
Jersey Zinc at 65. up y. with firm prices
was quiet and a shade easier.
The oil shares quieted down and in
clined to slightly lower levels. Standard
Oil Of Indiana was steady, but small
declines appeared in the recent IA
vorites. Imperial Oil International Pc
troleum and Humble Oil.
The liquid stocks rebounded after
Fridays reaction in this group. Hiram
Walker, with gain Of about point,
was the fastest mover. DiStillers. Ltd,
and Distillers-Seagra were steady to
fractionally higher.
Among miscellaneous industrials firm
prices were paid for Jones & Laughlin
Steel, Sherwin- Williams, Aluminium Co.
of America, Singer Manufacturing,
United Shoe Machinery and Pepperell
Manufacturing
The market maintained its firm tone
to the close, though prices finished
slightly below the days best levels. Util-
ity preferred shares were prominent in
the closing trading. notably Columbia
Gas & Electric convertible preferred
National Power & Light IS preferred
and New York Power g. Light 81
preferred.
Copyright, 1933)
Evening star., 1933-11-25
COTTON IRREGULAR
IN QUIET TRADING
Evening Up of December Con.
tracts Is Only Factor
of Importance.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, November 25.-Aside
from the evening up of December COM
mitments incident to the issuance Of
delivery notices yesterday, trading has
been comparatively. quiet in cotton dur
ing the week with the price movement
irregular
Price fixing and trade buying have
been just about sufficient to absorb a
comparatively small volume of hedg-
ing and moderate advances earlier in
the week, were followed by declines
under realizing or liquidation.
May contracts, which had sold up
to 1852 on the early week demand,
declined to 1017 at the opening yes
terday, but offerings were light and
the stopping of December notices, es-
timated at about $4,000 bales by the
trade, evidently made a favorable i'm
preston on sentiment. This was in
dicated by rallies of several points
from the lowest, while the failure of
further advances in the dollar to bring
in additional liquidation was COM
mented upon as indicating an i'm
proved technical position.
December liquidation was in evidence
during the entire week up to the is
suance of the notices.
The report Of the Census Bureau
showing ll,250,851 bales ginned prior
to November IA was slightly below ex-
pectations, but with the attention Of
the trade absorbed by the near month
situation and monetary uncertainties,
attracted very little attention.
Evening star., 1933-11-25
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, November 25 Lq'.-Foreign
exchange steady. Great Britain in dollars
others in cents: Great Britain dems9d.
France demand, 6.19; cables, 6.19; Italy
demand. s.34; cables. S.i4.
Demands-Belgium. 22.05; Germany,
Sweden, 36 so: Denmark. 1920; Gwitzer-
land. 3O.65 Spain. 1870: Portugal Assn;
Greece, .90n; Poland 11.95n; Czecnoslo-
vakia Am: Yugoslavia. 2.2On; Austria
i7S5n, Rumania. .o9n; Arsentine. 40.4on;
Brazil S.7On; Toxic, 3O.15i Shanghai,
1880; Honekong. 37.75; Mexico City lsl!ver
peso), 27.Ss; Montreal in New York,
1O1 311a; New Ycrk in Montreal, 9S.62ia
u-Nominal
Evening star., 1933-11-25
JAPANESE ARE REGAINING
WORLD MATCH MARKETS
BY the Associated Press.


The Commerce Department reports
Japan is rapidly regaining its position
as an important supplier Of matches to
world market.
Prior to the current year, the report
said. there had been steady decline
in both quantity and value of japanese
match shipments since 1927. in which
period exports amounted to 1858 900
gross, valued at 8.156.216 yen. BY 1882
match exports. which are now classified
by pounds, had fallen to a total of
l,000,000 yen. which equals about 80
cents.
While available figures do not show
japanese match exports to the United
States or Hawaii, it is believed that
shipments to these markets in the cur
rent year have been fairly heavy, the
report said.
Evening star., 1933-11-25
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. November 25 up Omitted
States Department of Agricuiture) .-Pota-
toes. receipts. 90 carloads; ons track. 1852;
supplies moderate, demand and tradine
moderate; y. 8. No. /. wisconsin round
1.15; Idaho russets mostly j .65a1 .67h. few
I.70; fair quality 1.60; combination grade
1.35a1 40; Colorado McClures, l.65a1 .671
1.2Oa1 .25. few higher.
Poultry-Live. receipts. / carload. &c
sTseki Roet steady hens eoonea
Leghorn chickens. ga; roosters. o: her
turkeys. is: young toms, "a: old toms. IL
Dressed turkeys. steady. prices UNCHANGED
. Butter, ,9,2O6.. steady: creamery, specials
lg3 score). 22laa23h; extras t92 score)
22h. extra frsts (90.91 score). 2o.a2I:
81 scoreJ. I7aI?Ta: standards COG central
,asa .ssl. easas sss. ss' sradsa Ist: nsstss
current receipts, 17a19.
Evening star., 1933-11-25
REICHsBANK STATEMENT.

BERLIN, November 25 lP.--The Reichs-
bank statement as Of November 23 shows
the following changes in reichsmarks: Gold
and bullion increased 1888. 900. reserve in
fereisn cuIreneies desreased ,: 60. goo; oa bills
900. silver and other coins increased 2S,..
100000 notes on other banks increased
3,012 900, advances decreased 9,1?l,O00. in
increased i5,7ss.OOO notes in circulation
decreased s3.es9. 600 other maturing & obli.
Increased 5,2O5,OOO Total gold holdings.
39S. 953,OOO. Note coverase, 12.4 per cent
Rate OF discount, 4 per cent.
Evening star., 1933-11-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

EpGCIdI
NEW YORK, November 25-Quotations
for eggs in the wholesale cash market today
we're:
Mixed coors-Special packs. 3Oa34;
standards. 25a29; f1rsts. "a medium, ia;
dirties, l1als: checks, l6.
Whites-Nearby selected, 36a31 "a; West
ern receipts. specials, 34a35; standards. 29a
80; undergrades. 24a2S.
Browns-Nesrby and Western special
packs. 3la36: standards. 29a3O.
Dressed poultry steady. Turkeys, fresh,
12a21; other grades UNCHANGED.
Live poultry weak. No quotations.
Evening star., 1933-11-25
New York Cotton

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 25.-Cotton
futures opened steady, lower to
higher, with disappointing Liverpool
cables offset by trade buying. Decem-
Der. 9.sl; January, 99S; March, 1913;
May. 1929; July. 1910; October, 1852.
There was comparatively little South
ern selling. but some scattering iqui-
dation developed and demand was lin
tied. Prices sagged of a few points
during the early trading. December
worked of to 9.85 and May to 1922,
with active months generally showing
net losses Of about to 6 points.
Business was very quiet and traders
evidently found no particularly stimu-
lating factor in the overnight news.
Trade interests were moderate. BUYERS
on the decline and there was some fur
ther switching from December to later
deliveries. The amount of cotton on
shipboard awaiting clearance at the end
Of the week was estimated at 197,00
bales.
Evening star., 1933-11-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

receipts, 9,74a tubs; irregular. Creamery,
nrst (87.9l scoreO. 1Sha22N; seconds,
l7el6; other gfades unchanged.
EsesSReeeipts. ezra crates, irregular.
cher mixed eoiors UNCHANGED,
Evening star., 1933-11-25
New England Sales Up,

NEW YORK, November 25 Cp-Re-
tail trade in the New England area thus
far this month is reported to be run.
ming ahead Of last year.
Evening star., 1933-11-25
NEWsPRINT OUTPUT GAINS.

CHICAGO, November Is R.-The
Newsprint Service Bureau said that
production of newsprint in the United
States and Canada for October totaled
273 504 tons. compared with 252.323
tons IN September fnd 234,237 last year.
Evening star., 1933-11-25
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, November 25 (P).-Fol-
lowing is the complete official list OF
transactions in stocks on the Chicago
Stock Exchange today:
Evening star., 1933-11-25

Spot quiet; middling, 1910.
Nominal.
Cottonseed Oil Futures
Bleachable cottonseed OIL futures closed
cember 4.36t; January, 454f; February,
4.55t: March. 4.76-71; April. Art; May,
4.95t.
Sales. Is contracts, including switches.
ibid.
Evening star., 1933-11-25
FOREIGN,

xw-Without warrants.
New.
Ki-When issued.
Evening star., 1933-11-25

Dividend rates IN dollars baIsd on last
quarterly or semi-annual payment sRx
5iyidend: fPartiy extra. tPius zE in stock.
Payable in cash or stock Payable in
stock adjustment dividend. fPiua Sc
in stock. gPlus 6S in stock h Plus Is
n n stoek Plus 2S IN stock ( Plus Ios
N stoek m Plus 3S In stock. Plus 81
In stock Paid last year-no regular tste
Evening star., 1933-11-25

BONDS.
1000 Las st Bids 5Iss SIS :3t3 .6A 26i2
Bond sale5 to5s--s1Cce.
Evening star., 1933-04-17
THos.' J. OWEN L BON. AuCrroNIENs.
Trustee's Sale of Valuable Inn
proved Real Estate Consisting
of an Eleven-Story and Base
ment Stone Office Building,
Known n The Barr Building,
el0 18th NV, Washington,
n T.

eiast &. ssR:. sas:s
sas Sss1.as s1o ds!s :na Is IS
sSho' foiio i4s of the land record, Of the District
e e. See 81 ss ss Sonss ss x5sn
SALE under .hs prSyi;,on, '. shs5sci' At S PSS11Ss
sSSssS s S$r aoESAx 5E SPk l555
sss.se hs yna snd IN aS q
Az Of STsRsa1 lot shrsyHns 81 in ae
ts ttossether with ali buildings and improve
ments of every kind and description when Zen
ciudins ali engines. boilers elevators, dynas;
mos. screens. awnings, renissratads .v.rv nn9
oiHet 81 the e1si permanent M Or immovabe Interior
improvements and fixtures OF every KIND ano
n m OF .osher with
ali and signular the ways. easements. rights
privileges and ana ~ re an,
Terms Of sale: one:-third Of the purchase purhse
must be made. with the trustee at time Of
sale, and the balance in equal notes OF tne
tsl date % sae with interest the rate
secured n ~ essS essS .. rS, y:
OPTION OF the purchaser, the terms OF sale 70
Be Complied with within fifteen days from
date Of sale. in default Of which the prop:
the defaulting purchaser after hye dag
readyertisement IN some newspapsr@ pub pveis.hf.S,d .f.,d
examination, recording and revenue stamps
to be at the expense Of the pyrshsss5
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, Trustee.
Dy GEO. e. FLEMING, Vice President.
(Seal) Attest:
IRVING ZIRPEL.
Secretary
HAMILTON & HAMILTON.
Union Trust Building.
Attorneys for Parties Secured.
mh1S S,d&ds,eXSu
Evening star., 1933-04-17
THOs. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERA
143l Eye Street NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PsoyEp REAL ESTATE. NOS. 261l-I7

FRYSssa95V!zR szaE zsfArE: zAssaPl Sos !slH7 IN
BY virtue q a Certain deed of trust, duly
ne land records Of the District Of coiumhia,
Thereby, the undersigned trustees viii sen
a. pShs sfR II sh fT0Hi e n pxY
o'cLock P.M, the following described land
assdn psses " sna ss
and Ssns part AdSes f lot % in
ssIinnlne foT ne same At the intsL,ectien
proeeedias in pistric. Court Case No asa;
u hi rSnnas SSn Of shee he nors
said norsheriy % line Of said strsst' 474s
sss nelth.4y 'n oas ssl ae east o. said
l00.41 feet to, the north line Of said lot;
lot a. feet to the westerly, line Of said lot;
:sYhis' :sd o es5s s: 'ad a tn: sa.
500 oS" in square iss7' tosethsr With the Inn %
Terms Of sale: ,one-third Of the purchase
eaas IS Ii e m payable abe in Daanss ons ana
years; with interest at six per centum
per annum; payaple seml-ennQauy, from
day Of sale. secured by deed Of trust
$4,000 viii Be required at time Of sale.
Of purchaser. Terms Of sale to be COM
piled With yithin 80 days from day Of sale.
resell the property at the risk and cost Of
defaulting purchaser. after i've days ad-
vertisement of such resale in some news
paper '''n'As' IN HHsHsSsS''fe, HHHSY F2se, 3
Trustees.