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Blanche Louise Krouse VS. Mar
garet B. Carroll ct al. Co. Com.
Baltimore County ..........S 1890
Minnie Herbert VS.. Chas. P.
Herbert ct al. Co. Com. Anne
Arundel County ............ 267SO
State vs.. Paul Gray, Co. Com. Of
St. Mary's County, .. 4.10
State vs.. Gamble, Wenk, Hamil-
ton and Willett, Co. Com. of
ST. Mary's County .......... 394.55
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Credit
$Ss,O2s.22 $50 .o2s.2l

The undersigned. the County Com
nlissioners of Charles County, Mary
land on the Twenty ninth day of June
1884, at the Court House. in La Plata,
Maryland, assembled, approved the
aforegoing expenses and estimates for
County Levy 1894 and order therefor
rate Of one dollar per hundred on
the taxable basis of the County, sub
iect under the law to such taxation.
GEO. H. MoRELAND, Pres.
JOHN W. OWEN
E. L. EDELEN
Test: F. WILLS PoSEY, Clerk
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List Of expenses of inquisition ovei
remains Of Joe Thomas, July 23rd
1888.
DR.. H. c. chappelear, Physician
in attendance ,,,,..t.,y,sf..tS 800
Louis H stsaens Coroner ~ 500
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Scltuate, Mass.-The First Congre-
gational church celebrated its three
hundredth anniversary recently.
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Inquiry into the death of Adrian
Wakefield on November 26, 1888, at
Indian Head, Md.
Thomas z. Grinder, coroner rs 500
DR.. Geo. C. Bicknell, physician !. 500
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$1,000

List of expenses of viewing the body
of John Parker Gray, November 9, 1888
R. H. Lee Reich, acting coroner,
trip to Nanjemoy Greek to view
the body of John Parker Gray
on board his boat and order the
removal of the body ....$ $50
R. H Lee Reich, trip to Mary
land Point and examining wit
nesseS. Declared inquest I'M
necessary ......-.......... SEQ
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Willie Penn, doorkeeper, use
Sou. Md. Nat, Bank .......$ 1.47
Y. A. Haslip, doorkeeper. use
Sou. Md. Nat. Bank -. 1877
r. p Murphy, doorkeeper, use
Sou. Md. Nat. Bank ....... 1877
Albert Hyde, 3 days in office
Supervisors, use S. Md. Blk. =. 7.5O
]. D. Brawner, doorkeeper 49,. 1877
James G. Carpenter, Doorkeeper 1877
Merrill Ferguson. delivering
boxes and books ........... 5000
L. J. Matthews, erecting booths 1000
W. M. Hancock. doorkeeper -. 4.70
Grover c. Davis, Jr. ........ $40
J. Read Bailey, postage, etc 49,. 500
Louis NJ Hyde, postage, tele-
phone. etc. .................. 400
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$1,000

List of expenses of reviewing the
remains of Thomas Magruder Thomas.
July 10, 1888
R. H. L. Reich, acting coroner $ 500
DR.. ]. W. Mitchell, physician -. 500
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IS Appearances in
Court Sets Record

Salem, Mass.-Police believe that
Salvatore pitale. elderly Beverly
resident, holds some sort OF a rec
ord. He has been In court exactly
95 times on various minor charges.
His latest sentence was to the state
farm on a nonsupport and drunken
ness charge. o.
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$500

List of expenses Of Inquisition over
the remains of John Sylvester Gross,
April 20, 1884.
R. II. Lee Reich. acting coronerS 500
DR. Geo o Monroe. physician 500
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List Of expenses of Inquisition over
the remains of Evelyn Reifschnider,
July s, 1888.
A. B. Gardiner. acting coroner IS 500
Dr. Geo. o. Monroe, physician :. 500
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Loss BY DISCOUNT Less int IS 202-63
Insolvencies Levy 1882 49,. 1.51732
InsoIvencies, (Auto.-Levy 1889 $3.50
Commission on State Taxes 1,04S18
e. a26 80
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Expense of viewing body and issuing
death certificate at drowning of Joseph
Swami at Benedict, Md, July 80. 1888
DR.. H. c. Chappelear, physician $ 500
Viewing remains of unknown man
drowned at Marshall Hall, Md, August
1888.
DR.. Geo. o. Monroe. physician s 500
Expense of viewing body of Dale
Crop, September IL, 1888.
A. B. Gardiner, Justice of the
Peace ............,. rs 500
DR.. Geo. o. Monroe, physician. 500
Expense of viewing remains of Minnie
Wilkerson, November 16, 1888.
A B. Gardiner. Justice of the
Peace a.--..-..,.---. h. ...,.,.. 5 800
DR.. Geo. 0. Monroe, physician :. 500
Expense of viewing remains Of Annie
Teal, July 1888.
A. B. Gardiner, Justice of the
Peace Observation-Disclosures. 500
DR.. Geo. o. Monroe, physician. 500
Expense Of viewing remains Of Edw
P Smith, drowned, July 20. 1888
DR.. Thos. L. Higdon, physician S 500
Expense of viewing remains of Regina
Goldsmith, May II, 1884.
DR.. Thos. L. Higdon, physician IS 500
Expense viewing remains of Robert
Middleton. May 20, 1884
DR.. Thos. L. Higdon, physician $ 500
Expense of inquiring into the death
Of Mary Teresa Butler, an infant found
dead, January 30, 1884
Louis H. Stefens, acting coroner $500
DR.. F. D. Chappelear, physician. 500
$1,000
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List of expenses of Inquisition over
the remains of John 7. Franklin, Au-
gust 20, 1888.
R. H. Lee Reich. acting coroner$ 500
DR.. Geo. o. Monroe, physician
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$SSs.OS
Physicians Accounts
s175.OO


DR.. Geo. o. Monroe, Asst
Health Officer ......s,--.-..S $1,000
DR.. Geo Q. Monroe, Registrar 145.75
c. Albert Bowling. Local Re
giSCTar -...-.-..--.-... S-So
DR. Thos. L. Higdon, Local
Registrar ............. 26.78
Eva Chappelear. Local Registrar 1885
J. J. Maddox. Local Registrar =. AIS
lola Thompson, Local Registrar 1870
F. E Bunnangton, use E. A.
Huntington .......-. lilo
l.. " Posev Local Registrar 24.85
NJ L. Monroe. Local Registrar 20.S5
F. z. Huntington, use Sou. Md
Nat. Bank ............ 1225
Mary Switzerland, use Sou.
Md Mat Bank .............. l7.33
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List of expenses of Inquisition over
the remains of Jesse Montgomery, June
2S 1888.
R. H. Lee Reich, acting coroner$ 500
DR.. Donald St. C. Campbell, ply. 500
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$3,326.S3
Fund Accounts

Trustees of the Poor ......$ 10000
Agricultural Extension am. 10000
Orphans Court ....... $4,000
Md. School for the Blind -. 10000
County Nurse Fund ........ 1900
Insane Pauper Fund ....... 10000
Jury Fund .............. 2.500OO
Md. Work Shop for Blind 49,. 250.00
School Commissioners -. O767,O 8
To Redeem School Bonds
due May l, 1885 ........ 100000
To Redeem Ref Loan Bond
No. due July l, 1885 80. 100000
To Redeem 4 School Bonds due
August ] 1884 ............ 100000
Widows Pension Fund ....... 100000
$65.517os
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William Ferguson ...........$ 1880
T. Paul Jameson, use S. Md. Blk. 1880
j. Frank Medley ........... 125.00
j. Read Bailey, Attorney $40. 10000
Louis M. Hyde, Clerk ........ 10000
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Stumble Inn, Jail Board ......S S52.98
]. M. Cochrane & Co. ...... 1925
La Plata, Vol. Fire Dept. 80. 10000
Charles County Public Library 25OO0
La Plata Paint & Hdw. Co. -. 42.04
q eaa ~
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List of expenses of Inquisition over
the remains of Arthur Pitman, near
Chapel Point, on January 10. 1884.
Walter Thompson, Justice of the
Peace aforementioned. 500
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$4o.32

List Of expenses of Inquisition over
the remains of a white man unknown
at Marshall Hall, on August %, 1888
Francis E. Mattingly. acting
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ELECTION EXPENSES

Registration Officers, Election Accounts,
D Special Election. Sent. 1893
Evening star., 1934-07-05

dren and future generations the high
ideals in representative government
for which our forefathers and our
comrades fought and died. We must
guard jealously the Constitution which
guarantees the principles Of freedom
and democracy"
American government was not de-
signed for q selfish or dishonest citi-
zenry, he said, adding that there is
none who can justify the assertion it
was intended to become a common
wealth Of individuals who cultivate q
strong sense Of their own rights, but
not duly proportioned sense of the
rights Of others.
And" he said, "we can be equally
positive in the statement that Amer
lea is no place for q morally calloused,
mentally sluggish people which would
allow its privileges and powers to be
delegated to, or usurped by, a group
who draw their inspiration and ideals
from sources subyersive to our Gov
ernment"
Charging there are "undermining
influences" at work in the schools and
churches Of the Nation, Comdr. Hayes
said 1t was time the American people
took a decided stand against some of
the strange tenets finding foothold
and, like a disease, spreading to de-
stroy the principles of freedom and
democracy upon which the Nation Is
founded.
Evening star., 1934-07-05
MEMS WEAR

800 MEMS Soc BALBRIGGAN
DRAWERS knee length; sizes CSo
40 to A. Pair. r............. @OC
II7l MEMS S2s5 KNIcKERs; plain
and plaid fabrics. Sizes 80.
81; 49, 80. SO and 40 only. $40
t13) MEMS s1.a5 KNrCKERs,
washable linens and cottons. @T
Sizes 80 and "a only. Pair. %1
ts5) MEMS 25c BATHING t.
BELTSj white cotton; all sizes. 1OC
(2eO) MEMS $50 "ARR0W" SOFT
COLLARS; various styles and CGo
all sizes in the lot. ......... &OC
(6s) MEMS 35c RAYoN SHORTS,
non-run fabric, peach, blue and OEn
white Sizes 80 to AZ. Pair. &OC
t33) MEMS Ice ATHLETIC SHIRTS,
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SPORTS Shirts blue and tan; CSo
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(66) MEMS 35e SHIRTS AND
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(s0) MEMS 25c AND 35e sOCKSs
rayon mixed. Perfects and ir- 17c
regulars; . psar. r............. AsS
t73) MEMS csc BROADCLoTH
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gtRaak ElaaP.
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HAWAII WELCOMES
GAIN IN TOURISTS
Band Kept Busy as Travel
From U. S. Shows Big
Increase.
Gy the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
HOHOLULU.-With the Stars and
Stripes "and the cheaper American
dollar working in harmony, more than
the usual number of tourists are being
welcomed to this island paradise by
the Royal Hawaiian Band.
The Hawaii Tourist Bureau, which
supervises the territory's third in
dustry, says that business is double
that of last year.
Americans are finding out that
they can get more for their money
under the flag than elsewhere" is
the way one official Of the bureau
put it.
The band that bids halls and fare
wells to travellers dates back beyond
the time of an island king who had
a yen to play the bass drum. 1t was 62
years ago that King Kamehameha V
decided his realm need a band
He imported Henry Berger from Ger
many at $50 month.
Berger translated such musical
terms as forte, piano, unison and an
dante into Hawaiian nUi, nahe, To-
kahi and pokole and taught the
kings musicians to read music.
Kamehameha's successor, King
Iunalilo, wanted to beat the drum.
He came to the throne in 1873 and
often attended band practice. One
day he wanted to play the drum in
a street parade, and Berger had hard
work convincing him it wouldn't be
dignified.
Evening star., 1934-07-05
SCORES LAz|NESS
OF |NTELLECTUALS
Legion Commander Terms
1t Grave Problem Fac
ing Nation.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ROANOKE, Va, July SIT is not
so much the insurrection Of the ig-
norant as 1t is the ''lazness Of the in
tellectuar' that gravely concerns
America today, asserted Edward A.
Hayes, national commander Of the
American Legion, in an Independence
day address here yesterday.
He described the Legion as "bul-
wark of protection to America against
the communistic movement"
I'm upholding the Constitution Of
the United States and in our constant
warfare to counteract the inroads Of
the radical Communists" Comdr.
Hayes said, "the Legion is doing the
thing for which it was organized. We
are working to preserve for our chill
Evening star., 1934-07-05
ChiId's Wear

(124) GIRLS 500 DRESSES; va
rious styles; mostly one of IT.
kind; sizes 2 to 16. ..... az
(53) GIRLS 81. 90 BLACK sATEEN
GYM BLOOMERS; also black OOo
satin shorts: sizes 10 to 20. :. S1C
HOl TODDLERS' S1.2s SILK
DRESSES; various styles in kOn
the assortment ............. O1C
(45 BLUE CHAMBRAY SUN SUITS;
only s iass eoiofs; sizes . 70 4 l4c
(3S) CHILDREN'S S1.OO SWIM
SUITS; all wool; sizes 3 to 6 TO-
S-AA'
(24l INFANTS HANDMADE
DRESSES; elaborately trimmed; TO-
extraordinary values at. .... &c
go S1.0O CARRIAGE COVER
SETSi made of white dotted AOo
(5) GIRLS $1,000 SWAGGER
SUITS; 2 and 8 piece models; OF
these are exceptional values at Cd
10l, GIRLS $I.OO STRAW HATS;
poke bonnet effects; small sizes QOc
oHly' CHOICE .........
l22l INFANTS 59c-79c 0RGANDIE
BONNETS; some are slightly 2OO
soiled and mussed; each. ..... O>N
Sae01d EInop
Evening star., 1934-07-05
POLICEMAN PAINTS
WORLD WAR PICTURES
Pennsylvania Sergeant Compiling
Art Record of Battle Scenes
He Saw in France.

BY the Associated Press.
HARRISBURG, Pa.-When Sergt.
Harold w. Pierce Of the Pennsylvania
State police isn't busy tracking crimi-
nails or training rookie policemen,
you'll find him painting pictures of
the World War.
Pierce is building up a story from
memory of the major engagements
in which he took part as a member
of the Hath Infantry.
There are nearly a score of paint
ings in his collection. He has worked
on some for more than a year; others
he has done in a single night.
Pierce, native of Cory, Pa, en-
listed in that city in April, 1917, and
served until the armistice.
He became member of the State
police force in 1920.
Evening star., 1934-07-05
JEWELRY,E ETC.

2gc to S1OO JEWELRY NOVEL
TIES; earrings, bracelets, brooches,
necklaces nee and clips Your choice lOc
4OE
SOC to &1.O0 HANDBAGS some
soiled or mussed, but good styles
snc, snS values. Black and eolors' l9c
GdCH 's''s'
&1.9S ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCKS;
mahogany finish. In the sale OQo
at
$1.0O BILLFOLDS; genuine 90
leather; black and brown; choice - ~
1Oc SILvER-PLATED FLATWARE;
bright-flnished teaspoons. tablespoons,
dessert spoons, forks, butter spreaderS,
oyster forks. butter knives and 10
bouillon spoons. Choice ...... w
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-07-05
LIBRARY TO BE BUILT
H0N0RING KING ALBERT
National Collection of Books Will
Be Memorial to Belgian
Monarch.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
BRUSSELS.-At the suggestion of
King Leopold, the bulk of the funds
being collected throughout the country
for memorials to King Albert are to
be punched for a national library In
Brussels
AS originally planned, the money
was to be used for monument in
Brussels and memorials in the chief
towns of each of the nine provinces
King Leopold's suggestion, which
has been approved by the government,
is that his late fathers services
would be commemorated best by q
national library. erection of monu-
ment at User in accordance with the
wishes of ex-soldiers, and the mark
ing of the Marche les Danes site
where King Albert met his death.
Evening star., 1934-07-05
English Annles Boosted.

Eat an English apple" may be
the slogan of those who are trying
to make the country MUNICH the
homegrown fruit. Gas-storage. pri-
marily intended to preserve imported
fruit during long ocean voyages, is to
be used to preserve apples grown in
England so that they will be avail
aAle the year round.
Evening star., 1934-07-05
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Occasional
thundershowers probably tonight and
tomorrow; not much change in tenn
perature; light, variable winds.
Maryland Local thundershowers
probably tonight and tomorrow; not
much change in temperature.
Virginia-Generally fair and con-
tinued warm tonight and tomorrow,
except probably scattered thunder
showers In extreme north portion.
West Virginia-Generally fair and
continued warm tonight and tomor-
row, except local thundershowers to-
morrow afternoon in north portion.
Evening star., 1934-07-05
Women's S
indies

5000 39c FINE RAYON UNDIES;
mesh and plain fabrics; Chemise, Step
ms, Csriocas, PantieS, Boomers o.
and Vests ZfC
(13) SI.OO GOWNS; plain and fancy
mesh; lace trimmed and tai 20
lored. Sizes 16 and II. Each. O1C
U9) WOMEN'S SIOO BEACH and
SPORT KAYSERETTES; various color
pocket; each . ISC
(3O) 79c FRENCH RAYON CREPE
SLIPS; California cutout or 40
straight tops; rich qualities. roc
U13 SOC FINE RAYON UNDIES;
chemises; French panties; step-ins.
Pink, blue and tearose; beautifully
lace trimmed, these are extra 90
Slzes-44 to 30. Each. O1C
Evening star., 1934-07-05
BOYS WEAR

(3O BOYS soc KNICKERS; khaki
and gray crash; sizes z to 8; CSc
pair
t64) BOYS zoe SHORTS; linene,
covert cloth and khaki; light
and dark patterns; sizes 4 to CSo
to z; pair 800. ........... O
(3D BOYS 4ec OvERALLS; khaki,
also blue and white fabrics; OSo
sizes 4 to s; pair. r............. ~ON
(2s) BOYS soc KNICKERS; covert
cloth; fo =; crash rash and khaki sizes 8 soc
(67) BOYS 49c SHIRTS AND
BLOUSES; broadcloth; shirts
13 to 14h; button-on blouses, QOc
to y.
(23) BOYS 79c SWIM SUITS; well
made and fast colors; sizes SQc
80 to 36 .................
1867 BOYS SOC WASH SUITS;
broadcloth and crash; various OOo
styles; sizes 8 to 7......... S>N
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-07-05
NOTIONS

ODD LOTS, FORMERLY PRICED Sc
70 Toe. Safety pins, lingerie tape,
snaps, dress betting. pearl buttons,
chalk, embroidered initials and O.
hairpins. Your choice. ......... @O
STAMPED LUNCHEON SETS, to
embroider; with 10 skeins Of G0o
thread included ............ oOS
use MooTH-PRooF GAR t.
MENT BAGS ............... ACO
10e CANS Of MOTH CRYs. G.
IALS
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-07-05

Is described as similar TO many other
bathers, but the shoulder strap had
slipped. The British consul has pro-
tested strongly against the treatment
given the bather, who is q British sub
ject
Evening star., 1934-07-05

train to Cascaes and there led through
the streets TO the police station. Po-
lice decided his costume was 'insufSi-
cient" and he was held an hour before
he could telephone to friends In Es-
toril and obtain clothes. The costume
Evening star., 1934-07-05
Yardaee. Etc.

1880 ydsO REMNANTS of
hne quality unbleached cotton; ill.,
s@Eu ''''''' '''''''.''.''''' nv
1884 yds.) REMNANTS OF lee TO 29c
WASH FABRICS; plain and ~
fancy patterns; yard. ...... AOC
SILK RESiNANTsi prints and plain
Weaves; mill ends Of TO 15 9Oo
yards. A yard. ............... O%O
le1O yds.) Ise TO 2ec WASH FAB
RIGS rayon and cotton crepes;
plain and printed lawns and t.
$3.50 yds.) 25c DRESS GINGHAMs,
inches wide; checks and plaids; 7Oo
plaids; I'd .............. A|C
AND COTTON LINiNGsi plain 90
and fancy; q yd............ O1C
Q15 yds) ALL-sIK TAFFETA,
plain colors only. Specially SOo
priced at, . ID. C1C
(4S yds) S1.9s CASHMERE CLOTH;
all wool; white only; TO-
'o. ..''''''.'.'.'.
S227 yds) 1sc sEERsUCKER; the
well known EVerfast" brand; 2Oo
last colors. I'd. d............... O1C
ts4O yds.) Ice MARoUIsETTE NETI
superior" manu- acture; 1Ol/
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5000 sI:OO BLEACHED BED
si1se. s3xsa a ana sfGanSsi 5aaaS inches: iaas4 TO-
(260l BLEACHED PILLOW CASES.
wide hens, perfect quality; "a
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ERs; necessary adjunct to doc
At
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DRAPESi good quality rayon 90
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TAINs; many different pat C1 20
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% s2.oo CoMFoRT COVERS;
percale; each ......... %1'11
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CLoTHsi white only; extra @C CS
large size; each. ......... %S'&O
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linen; many sizes and pat CT 70
terms; each .......... %1sdS
U2 dox.l e2.e8 ALL-LINEN TABLE
NAPKINS; various sizes; @1 20
hemstitched borders; doz.. @1sO1
(1so yds.) 39c PLAIN ALL-LINENS
tan and white only; splendid 1Qo
ouahts' yo' .''...'........
(Sl STENCILED TABLE CLOTHS,
novelty patterns and color. To-
ings; each ................ A>O
G25 yds.l csc PLTSSE CREPE,
plain and fancy patterns. Ex- To-
traordinary value; I'd. ........ AOC
(2OOl 28c TO Soc DoILIEs AND
sCARFS; in various sizes and 10o
NOoNos cHCu 20
600 yds.) ALL-sILK SATIN CREPES
wide assortment of eolors5-S0o
splendid quality: Q I'd. d.........C CIC
Street FlooS.
Evening star., 1934-07-05
Sun Bather Arrested.

His shoulder strap failing him. a sun
bather at EStoril, the seaside resort of
Portugal, was arrested, forced to go by
Evening star., 1934-07-05
DraPeries. Etc.

e sets) S3.49 WINDOW DRAPEs;
rayon damask; pa yards QI 40
long; set. .............. P1sf1
(9i yds.) soc TO Zoe RAYON DAM
ASK, in various colors and OOo
lengths yard. .............. &c
600 yds) 59c TO 79c ALL-RAYoN
WOLFE; gold and tan; for cur AZ
tains and drapeS; yd. fOC
"a s1.OO CARD TABLES;
strongly constructed tsold "as CS
- - eaCn OO
(62) 45c CURTAIN RODS; double
and single styles; while they t.
last; each AoS
U3OD 1Oc CURTAIN RODS AND
EATENSiONS; str o N ely con- 70
structeo: each .............. cO
t6 S1.9s COUCH COVERS, s1.es
ef1eots! ti9en stgipss; saps various color Sl.l5
te) s5.ss TO s7.ss HALL RUNNERS,
with fancy borders; heavy Cd Ok
quality; each ............ %T'~O
900 yds. 1910 FRINGE AND
GUIMP; in various colors and 90
combinations; I'd ............ ~C
t9) Ss.4s ALL-wooL AUTO ROBES;
csIIsnt GGTslty plaid plaid patterns e1- $l.08
(62 yds) 49c FELT-BAsE FLOOR
COVERING; various patterns to Q0o
select from: yd. yd.........-.... OoO
tO s7.9s to $3.50 sANDRA FELT
BASE RUGS 9xl2 and Ok 9S QQ
1O.6. Your choice. ....... %O'>o
Iel s1ee5 ALL-wooL RUGS; sx1o
naa paftePn! enis IT. Good desirable $12
1850 ft.) 12hc wooD CURTAIN
POLE; strong and serviceable; 90
nicely vanished: II. ...... w
% S17 BABY CRIB: complete with
for sor'ns ~ and mattress all $l1.5O
~ COIL SPRING; Simmons "Ace
ssPnle suBeT," on1k This is floor SI2.OO
ts) s2.es FEATHEB-RED PILLOWS;
covered cover, with fancy ticking. S750
While they last. t........... VA'">
ta) s7.es FOLDING SCREENS: in
novelty designs. Splendid a. .03
values at only y-......... %1'|o
te1O. yds) 2sc BURLAP; in plain
green, brown and tan. In the 1So
sale at. I'd. d............... ICC
ia prs.) s1ss LACE CURTAINS,
ecru only; odd lots many pat Toe
ue4 setsl 1oc CURTAIN ROD
HOLDERS; strongly constructed; o.
in the sale at. each. 80
u8) 29c FLOOR MoPS: fine for
busting and polishing floors; 1So
comulete
(I2 yds) soc COZ. STRIPED DUCK,
in white with blue stripes; TGo
yd. ................. AcS
uO8 yds) I5c RAYON AND COT
TON CORDS in black, rose and 60
w.
$3.50 yds.) I5c CURTAIN BOSTON
NET; remnants in ecru only. In 60
the sale at, yd.. ........... w
$3.50 yds.) CURTAIN MARQUISETTE
AND CRETONNEj plain and fancy; 90
wanted lengths; yd. DC
(3eO yds) PRINTED AND GLAZED
CHNTZ; various colors and 7Sc
combinations; I'd. ......... AoS
Third Floor.