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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1933-03-16
GAITHERSBURG


The Grade Mothers of the Gathers
burg School held q meeting on Mon
day. Report on the luncheon was given
proceeds of which will be used to pur-
chase additional books for the grades.
The grades are represented by Mrs.
W. o. Dosh, kindergarten; Mrs. w. S.
Cooley first grade; Mrs. Carroll Walk
er, second grade; Mrs. Sydney Karr,
third grade; Mrs. George Darby,
fourth grade; Mrs. Lewis Reed, fifth
grade; and Mrs George Young, sixth
grade
Mr.. Emory Elmore who IS student
at Randolph Macon College spent the
past weekend with his mother.
Mrs Clyde Andrews was the hos
tess to the Friendly Bible Class of
Epworth Church at her home on FRI
day evening. The business session was
presided over by the president, Mrs
Edgar Johnson. Mrs. James was in
charge of the social hour. Mrs. VIII
lam Dosh gave reading and Mrs.
James and her daughter, Eleanor a
piano duet. Zig-saw puzzles and other
games furnished the amusements for
the evening. Tempting refreshments
were served and enjoyed by all.
Mr.. William Troxwell has returned
to his home in Gaithersburg after an
extended visit to his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Faber in Brook
En, N. Y.
The Woman's Missionary Society Of
Grace Church held its regular
monthly meeting in Epworth Han on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Clyde
Thomas was IN charge of the meet
ing.
The P. 7. A. of the Gaithersburg
High School win meet in the High
School on Monday night, March 10th
At P. n. Mrs. Ross Coppage, State
President of the P. T. A. win be tie
charge of the music on the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harlow and Miss
Blanche Nicholson of Washington
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Marshall on Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Atwood of Washing
ton was the weekend guest of Miss
Alice Diamond.
Mayor and Mrs. McBain have re-
turned to her home on Park Avenue,
after a trip to Miami, Florida.
The Catholic Evidence Guild will
meet in st. Martins Hall Gaithersburg
on Tuesday evening, March 81, at 8 P.
N. Rev. Francis x. Cavanagh, Chap
lin of Court No. PIP of Catholic
of America will be the
speaker. his subject being "The Car
dinal Virtues" Rev. J. J. Callaghan
viii be in charge Of the question box.
Miss Marie Stang win preside. The
meeting will be followed by musical
program and social time.
Mrs. Rine, Mrs. Greenwalt and Miss
Betty Greenwalt of Montrose were
dinner guests of Mrs. McKendree
Walker last week.
Mrs. John Engle has returned to
her home on Frederick Ave-, after
spending several months with her SON.
in-Iaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Etchison in Charleston, S. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harris of
Philadelphia were guests this week of
Mr. and Mrs J. Forest Walker.
Mrs. Lawson King, Mrs. McKendree
Walker, Mrs. ]. Forest Walker and
Mrs. Merle T. Jacobs representing the
Gaithersburg Parent Teacher Associa-
ton attended meeting on Monday
evening in the Bethesda Elementary
School. This meeting was in the in
terest of our schools and was attend
ed by representatives of the Women's
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Rockville Baptist Church
Hold Children's Services

The Rockville Baptist Church viii
conduct children's services every third
Sunday Of the month Services viii be
from II to 11:30 A NJ, after which
the regular services VIII be held
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CHURCH NOTICES
st. BarthoIomsw's Parish

The monthly schedule Of service.
for St Bartholomew Parish is As fol.
lows:
First Sunday-9 A II. at Laytens.
vile; IL A. II. at Olney.
Second Sunday A NJ. at Olney;
IL A. n. at Brighton
Third Sundays A N. at Olney;
IL A. NJ at Laytonsville.
Fourth Sunday A. n. at Brigh-
ton; IL A n. at Olney.
Fifth Sundays A. II. at Laytens.
vile or Brighton; IL A. NJ. at Olney
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Potomac School p. T. A. To
Give Supper On March q

The Parent Teacher Association of
the Potomac School viii give an oyster
and baked ham supper at the school
house on Wednesday, March %, from
5 to 8 P. Il
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Myrtle B. Duley :

Miss Myrtle B. Duley, 20. of WASH
ington Grove, died Wednesday. She
was the daughter Of Ernest and Min
ME Carter Duley. Interment viii be
at Darnestown-
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Potomac Methodist Church
''The Friendly Church

The Friendly Church"
John H. Davidson, Pastor II
Organized Sunday School 1O;O0rA.
VI.
Morning Worship HOO A. N.
Young People, TOO P. NJ.
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Goshen-Emory NJ. E. Churches

DIR. d. L. Blakemore, Pastor.
Services in Goshen Church at lay
louisville, LIST and 3rd Sunday HOO A.
NJ, End and 4th Sunday $3.50 A. n.
In Emory Church, Olney, LIST and
Bird Sunday $3.50 A. NJ, End and 4th
Sunday, HOO A. N. AaIaasEssa
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Germantown Baptist Church

Preaching at the Germantown Bap-
fist Church each first and third Sun
day of the month. Services next Sun
day, March 5, at o'clock. =
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WANTEDlGood Locust Posts
seven and half feet in length-wil
pay Zoe each delivered to Laytons.
vile, Md. Apply C. H. Small, s25
18th St, N. W. 2972
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1933-03-16

EFOR SALE - Three (3) good
work horses for sale. On the Kill
gour Farm, near Potomac Apply
John T. Greamer. Rockville r. F.
D. No. 2. 1897
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Classified Ads

lHFOUND@Set of keys in ken.
knife case stamped with the "Colou.
ial Funeral Home, VIM. Reuben
Humphrey, Rockville Nd" Kew,
were found Inauguration Day in
Washington. Owner can claim sam,
at the residence of Mr.. Pumphrev
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.LOST-Small Female Fox Hound
dark spots, answers name OF Belle
Plain collar, lost two weeks ago.
Notify ]. A. Briggs, Rockville.
0oco
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. acknowledgements farmer
desires position as farm manager.
Or would rent on one-third basis.
Apply to ]. P. EIkins, Buckeystown
Nd.
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Order Nisi-
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

In the Matter of the Sales made
. by William F. Disney, Bailiff
OF the Town of Rockville, Mary
land, OF certain property TO pay
taxes thereon.
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st. Martins Catholic Chufeh

(Gaithersburg)
Rev. Callahan, Pastor
Mass-9:30 A. u. every Sunday ex-
cept first Sunday.
800 A. NJ. First Sunday.
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Bronchial Troubles
Need Creomulsion

Persistent coughs and colds lead TO
serious trouble. You can stop them now
with Creomulsion, an emulsi6ed creosote
that is pleasant to take. Creomuision is a
new medical discovery with two fold &c.
ton; it soOthes and heals the inAamed
membranes and inhibits germ growth
OF all Known drugs. creosote is recOg.
nized by high medical authorities as one
of the greatest healing agencies for per.
sistent coughs and colds and other forms
of throat troubles. Circumcision contains.
in addition TO creosOte, other healing Gle.
ments which soothe and heal the Infected
membranes and stop the irritation and in.
fammation, while the creosote goes on to
the stomach, is absorbed into the blood,
and attacks the seat Of the trouble.
Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfactory
in the treatment Of persistent coughs and
colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis. and
is excellent for building up the system
after colds or hu. Your own druggist is
authorized to refund your money on the
spot If your cough or cold is not re.
lieved by Creomulsion. (ady.)
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PERUQl
DappCPaPHr

Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Green OF
Charlotte, announce the birth of
d daughter. Barbara Lee. Mrs.
Green was formerly Miss Frances
Ryle,a summer visitor in Hen
Jacksonville for many years.
Mrs. J. NJ. Herbert and chill
dren, Jack and Charles, have
Joined Mr.. Herbert in MOrganton,
where he has been for several
weeks and will make their home.
Mr.. Herbert motored here to re-
turn with them.
Mr.. r. E. Noble is spending
awhile in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Miss Alma Freeman returned to
Asheville yesterday afternoon att
err a little visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Freeman.
Miss NJ. E. WoOdall is spending
awhile with Mrs. r. Z. Noble.
Miss Ann Weeks has returned
from a delightful visit in Atlanta,
Ca, and Pensacola. In Pensa-
cola she was the guest of Miss
Virginia Malone, who has visited
here on several occasions.
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People OF
WCTU Conduct
Annual Election

The young peoples branch OF
The W.C.T.U. met Tuesday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock at the Lewis
House of the First Baptist church,
with it's president. Miss Myrtle
Bennett, presiding. A most beat
tiful and inspiring talk on the de-
votional part of the program was
made by Miss Marian Turner. Her
theme was Surprises" Miss
Turner began her address with the
stories of Joseph and Ruth from
the Bible and then in higher and
reverent way, told how the one re-
jected became the Corner Stone.
She closed with the challenge that
the youth of America surprise the
world by proving that the Ugly,
Duckling of the Condemned
Youth" may become the Swan OF
Higher Christian Character
Officers were elected as follows
for the ensuing year: -.
Earl Merrell, president; MISS
Helen Hunt. vice-president; MISS
Ernestine Skipper, secretary; Miss
Gertrude English. treasurer and
reporter.
Misses Marian Turner and Myr-
tie Bennett were elected group
leaders. =,
A social period of songs and
games was also enjoyed.
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TRANSATLANTIC
TELEPHONE WILL
UNITE COUPLE
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will require II or Is minutes:
The girl will become a bride at
4 D. M, Prague time, lie Bowitz
a bridegroom at 9 a. m, Ell Do
RADIO time. ,
Loudspeakers will be installed
to enable friends and relatives of
both principals to hear the cerc-
mony.
LIE Bowitz will stand before a
micraphone in the office of j. s.
Brooks, El Dorado lawyer. Cir
cult Judge L. S. Britt will otfIcI-
ate on the western side of the sea.
The bride win stand before an
other microphone in the office OF
the consul general at Prague. She
doesn't speak English. but when
she promises to Glove. honor and
obey in a foreign tongue, the
consul general will translate her
avowal into English, relaying il
to Ell Dorado.
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a1II
By Mrs. c. r. McManawAy
Society Editor
Phone 50 Before IL Noon
BENEFIT-BRIDGE
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR

The bridge given at the Sky
land hotel Yesterday afternoon as
a benefit for the Woman cigo
was a lovely party with eight
tables at play in the cosy setting.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Redden held the mgh
score and other prizes went TO
Mrs. r. w. Koch Miss Elsie Flick
err. MesdameS H. Z. Scheper and
a. L. Schneider. Prizes were do
mated by the A. and z. store
PAGES Market. Fashion Shop. De
Luxe Beauty Shop, Mr.. Johnson
of Woolworth's store, Blue Ridge
Baking company of Asheyille,
and Brown Pottery of Arden.
The exquisite thread for dress
generously contributed by the
Enka Company, Inc, of Enka,
was won by V. c. BurrOwes, and
the two other door prizes went
to Mesdames George n. Moland
and Emma Sutton. Sandwiches
and Russian tea were served.
Mrs ]. W. Bailey entertained
one table of guests as follows
Mesdames BurroweS, Scheper and
Frederick W. Ewbank; the table
prize was won by Mrs. Scheper.
Mrs. Joseph r. Sewers guests
were Mesdames Emma Button. L.
r. Sutherland and Waiter W. Car
penter. Playing as the guests Of
Mrs. Gardner HirOnS were Mes
danes G. c. Richardson, J. y.
Brunson and Miss Flicker to
whom the hostess presented the
prize.
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Primary Grades
Plan ODeretta
Friday Evening

The primary grades of the high
school building will present a
Christmas onerette. "In Quest OF
Santa Claus" on Friday night at
8 O'Clock in the high school audi
forum.
In the oueretta, Jane. beauti-
ful little girl, is looking for Santa
Claus home in the land of the
North Star. On her way, she
meets animals, tin soldiers, dolls,
brownies and many interesting
people. and finally finds Santa
Claus. -,
A small admission will be
charged and proceeds will go to
the library fund of these grades.
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were held at Hoopers Creek Bap-
fist church Sunday afternoon at
l o'clock.s s
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Souther. December 10. a son.
Preston Barnwell made busi-
ness trip to Raymond Garren's
Monday. -, , lou
Monday. .ho
sick list. ,.r
Misses Dorothy Lee Barnwel
and Hazel Garrcn took dinner
with Mrs. Marion Souther Sun
Friends are wishing Mr.. anc
Mrs. Mark Ownsby, who have
been ill for some time, a SPEEDY
recovery. :,
Raymond Garren was visitor
of M. NJ. J. Barnwell Saturday.
Bill Pittillo, Misses Lois ant
Alma Beddingfield were through
this section Sunday.
Odell Barnwell of Ember!
Grove, visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. NJ. J. Barnwell, Sun
day.
Miss Hazel Garren and he
mother called on Miss Doroth!
Lee Barnwell Monday.
Preston Barnwell was an owe,
night guest of Ellard Garren Sat
urday.
Miss lola Drake of Canton
was a visitor of Miss GeneV;
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BOSTON Store
IS ENLARGED
KAHN Takes Over Adjoin-
ing Room for Mems and
Boys Department

Expressing confidence that
business will continue to improve,
Kalin's Boston store, one Of Hen
dersonville's lest known depart;
ment stores, has been enlarged
by taking over the, adjoining
room, formerly occupied by the,
Home Food Shop, for the mems
and boys clothing, furnishings
and shoe department.
installation of fixtures and the
removal of stock had been com
pleted today, and tomorrow the
store will open an expansion sale
featuring articles of merchandise
especially suitable for Christmas
gifts. The sale, however, Will be
store wide.
The room added to the stores
floor space is 12x130 feet IN
size and has a large center open
ing into the room containing the
other departments. including Ia
dies and children's ready-to-wear,
accessories, shoes, piece goods,
etc. The stock in all departments
has been increased and the store
henceforth will carry more COM
plete lines Sam Kalin, proprietor,
said.
"The enlargement Of the Bos-
ton store and the expansion sale
beginning tomorrow are an ex-
preston of confidence in the
business outlook and in apprecia-
ton of past patronage, said Mr..
KAHN. owe shall make every en-
deavor to continue to warrant
thee onfidence of the public"
Mr.. KAHN established the Bos-
ton store here nine years ago.
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MISS RECTOR HONORED
BEAUTIFULLY

Miss Mary Rector was the reel
pient of another charming cour-
tesy on Monday evening when
Mrs. Joe Freeman and Misses
Alma Freeman and Sarah Miller
entertained at the formers home
in her honor. Rev. R. V. Miller,
pastor of Grove Street church,
and c. S. Fullbright, Sunday
school superintendent, made ap-
propriate talks.
About so guests enjoyed the
delightful occasion and brought
lovely gifts of a miscellaneous
nature to the bride-elect. The
guests were drawn from the
young people of Grove street
church where the honOree is a
leader of young peoples work
and also a Sunday school teacher.
A sweet course was served to-
ward the close of the evening.
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BODIES OF MEN SLIDE
BURIED FOUND In PASS

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ambulance after being struck by
a car driven by NJ. L. Hulsey,
overseer in the Loray mill, Sun
day afternoon.
Funeral services were to be
held in Bessemer City.
Surviving are his wife; three
brothers and one sister; Herbert
Sides of Swannanoa, J. S. Sides
of Charlotte, ]. D. Sides Of Spen-
Ger Mountain. and Mrs. Kelly
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LEGION AUXILIARY
TO CONDUCT DANCE
THURSDAY EVENING

Announcement was made today
by the American Legion Auxiliary
that the regular weekly square
and round dance will be held
at the Legion club house Thurs
day night at $50 o'clock. Music
will be furnished by the Rector
Trio. The public is urged to at
tend,
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LOVELY AFFAIR FOR
MISS RECTOR

Mrs. Lee Rector hOnOred heS
sister Miss Mary Rector, last eve.
ming in a charmingly informal
manner. Miss Rector. the bride
elect; her sister. Miss Georgia
Rector. and Miss Florence Orr
were dinner guests. the table be-
ing attractively appointed, and
later a group of close friends
whom Miss Rector met soon after
moving here.
After chatting awhile Miss Rec
tor was led to where these friends
had placed a group of gifts for
her and all had the pleasure Of
seeing them opened. Later the
hostess served hot chocolate and
cake. The friends at this delight
ful affair included Miss Orr, Mes
DANES V. NJ. Parks. Fred Bowman,
Odell Brock, Roy Johnson, R. A.
Coffey. J. F. Mcleod and Misses
Bertha Lemort, Emmie Collins
and Lillian Perkins.
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each of which was thoroughly en-
joyable.
To show their appreciation thu
club presented them with a beau,
tiful corsage of pink rosebuds and
an attractive gift besides. Re-
Treatments were served in the Sa-
Iuda library and all the lovely ap-
pointmentS were suggestive of the
festive Christmas season.
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FARMER YOUTH JAILED
In SAN JOSE LYNCHING
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pants and some of the leaders.
Upon agreement with the district
attorney. we will present the evil
dence to the grand jury.
Governor Rolph may yet be
given an opportunity to back up
his Irresponsible utterances by
pardoning all those convicted of
the crime of collective murder"
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PLEASANT GROVE TO
HEAR REV. HOLTZCLAW

Rev. T. C. Holtzclaw will preach
at Pleasant Grove on Sunday, De
cember II, at II o'clock in the
morning. His subject will be
"Signs of the Times" The public
is invited to attend.
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HENDERSONVILLE ARTISTS
GIVE PROGRAM IN SALUDA

A group of Hendersonville ar
fists accepted an invitation from
the Saluda Book club and an
peared before them yesterday IN
a delightful program. Miss Con-
ME Morrow read the story of
Madam Butterfly; Miss Mary
Brooks played two familiar parts,
the Flower Duet and the Waiting
Scene. and Mrs. Charles Morrow
song One Fine Day. Later the
three gave group of numbers,
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Freeman of SwannanOa.
THREE NEGRO CHILDREN
ME I'M al AYE

GATESVILLE, Dec. 13.-Three
negro children. raging in ages
from 10 to 19 years lost their
lives here yesterday when fire in
the home in which they slept,
trapped them. The cause of the
fire was not known.
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Lewis Sunday. \
Rev. E. R. Vaughn r..
ner guest of Mr.. Rar,,
day. %.
Preston Rarn~on sr5 ,
Garren caught d large :. ;
Thursday. 'f'I
M. NJ. J: Earawcrr ,,
large hog Thursday. vi ay
Miss Jennie EarT,or,
improving. ''I E
Visitors of Mar. r..
day were Nj. Cb,,rH;A
Ledford Galrea. 0 Cd, ..e 6 6.
and Rev. +. r. Vwg"s'nr ia,
Mrs. Z. l.. Gan ,-,',"'
Gently suffered p 'o .,:, Vi
from a nail !. ir., r,.Yus
: Amos IanHiar and ,t's !, !
Fuller + called d; Otto ~''r b.
SUNDAY afternoon. 'a''
Clyda Barn"
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D. A. r. MEETING TOMORROW

The Joseph Mcdowell chapter,
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, will meet tomorrow. Thurs
day afternoon, at $3.50 O'Clock at
the home of Mrs. Frederick Mohr
in Laurel Park. with Mrs. H. B.
Kelly as joint hostess.
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FLETCHER

FLETCHER. Dec. 13.-Funeral
services for Fred Barnwell, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Barnwell,
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FULL MOON AIDS SPRING

FULL MOON AIDS SPRING
RUMFORD. Me. - (UPD.-A
spring on the slope of Mt. Zircon,
near here, is named Moon-Tide
because its flow increases Is gal
Ions a minute during full moon.
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Advertise 1t or von |
have to keep it
Evening star., 1933-05-30
Clearance of
Boys Wear

80 BOYS BLOUSES. Durable
Fruit Of the Loom" materials. Sizes
6 and years only. Regularly low
priced, 59c, 69c and 79c. 0Sc
Clearance -OS
81 PAIRS BOYS SHORTS, with
belts to match. Pure linen. At
tractiye stripes. CSC and 79c val
ues. Sizes 3 to- I years. Clear 0Sc
ance NV
BOYS WHITE SLIPOVER PA
JAMAS. Roomy, well made gar
ments. Sizes 8, 10, IA and Is. 400
Regular $1.00 value. Clearance
9 BOYS SUITS, hickory cloth
and blue denim, for hard wear.
Sizes and 16 only. Regularly
low priced, Ssc. Clear 6Qc
ance Wv
80 SPORT SHIRTS, with low col
lars and short sleeves. White, tan
and fancy patterns. Broken sizes.
Regularly low priced, $1.19. dOc
Clearance ~
OPEN MESH SPORT SHIRTS.
Sizes IL to IA. Regularly low 400
priced 79c. Clearance
BOYS u SOCKS, in assorted fancy
patterns. Sizes to 81. Regularly
low priced, 29c. For clear 100
ance
BOYS GOLF HOSE. Regular 3 for
81 quality golf hose in fancy pat
terms and good colors. Sizes 0Oo
s to IL. Clearance special at nv
Evening star., 1933-05-30
Clearance of
Sporting Goods

ARISTO MATCHED GOLF SET,
includes Irons No. 2, S, 8 and 8.
Bamboo enameled- finish steel shafts,
stainless steel heads and tan calf
skin grips. Regularly worth 81 498
S24.69. Clearance, set. ....
7-INCH ELK SKIN GOLF BAGS,
with ball pocket and large sweater
pocket. H0okless fasteners on hood
and pockets. Regularly $795
worth SI2.48. Clearance. ..... =
WRIGHT AND DITSON RAC-
QUET, Super Tournament" model,
in all weights. Regularly $195
worth $500. Clearance. ....
ALL-STEEL ROWING MACHINE.
Noiseless, easy gliding, with COM
Portable form-fitting seat. Heavy
steel springs with 80-lb. tension.
Regularly worth S.. Clear 1913
5 MEMS TOILET CASES. Leather
outfits with soap container and
space for shaving equipment. Fine
graduation gift. Regularly 500
low priced, $4.98. Clearance. l.
IA HIP. "MOTORGO" OUTBOARD
MOTOR. Fully guaranteed by
Sears. Originally low
priced S138.50. Clear $6O95
Monthly Payments Arranged
Evening star., 1933-05-30
Clearance of
Slip Covers

Just 8 sets of SLIP COVERS for
wing style suites. S4-inch size, made
of lovely cretOnne. Regularly $29S
low priced, S5.98. Clearance,
One set "SURE-FIT" SLIP COVERS,
expertly tailored Of linen for wing
style suites. 92-inch size.
Regularly low priced, S9.95. $29S
Clearance
Just 2 SLIP COVER SETS, national
Iy known "Roley Policy" made OF
beautiful cret0nne. Regularly $29S
low priced, S6.49. Clearance,