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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-18
MOTHER GIVEN
BLAME IN CASE
OF MISBEHAVIOR
Woman Who Did Not Desire
Child Treated Him As
Grown Up.
BY DIR. MORRIS FISHBEIN
Editor. Journal of the American Medical
Association. and of Hygeia, the
Health Magazine.

Association. and of Hygeia, the
Health Magazine.
Not long ago a mother about "a
years old brought her 4-year- old
son to a doctor because the boy had
become unmanageable. She COM
planned that he was oVeractiVe that
he had temper tantrums and would
not play with other children.
Moreover, he was finicky about
his food, and it was exceedingly diff
ficult to make him eat. Worst of
all, although he failed to protect
himself against other children, he
would attack adults.
Finally this child came to the at
tentiOn of a specialist in the study
of the mental side of the childs life,
and he discovered some exceedingly
interesting things about the mental
relationships of the child to its par
cnts.
SuEcriOr Mentality
1t happened that this 4-year- old
boy was really of superior intelli-
gence and actually somewhat above
his years in his body development.
The mother had not wanted the
child, but had consented to have
him because the husband had want
ed it. Her reactions to the child
were always the same as though he
were a grown-up person.
The child naturally exhibited a
healthy rebellion against this point
of view, which took the form of the
difficult reactions that 1 have men
toned.
The most troublesome type of dis
order to control in the ordinary
child is a food fad or food habit.
resulting eventually in its refusal to
eat.
Sometimes children will not eat
because they have found out that
certain foods disagree with them, so
that a certain amount of respect
for children'S tastes within the linn
it's of good health will make much
less difficulty for their parents in
regard to food.
Child Copies GrOwn-Ups
However, children are great imi-
tatOrs and, if some grown-up mem
Der of the family has frequently eX-
pressed dislike for some foods or ex-
hibited strange fads in that regard,
it Will not be at all surprising if the
child suddenly shows up with a
similar notion.
Most of the feeding problems arise
in early infancy. Parents begin to
worry about the baby's height and
weight. They try to force the child
to eat.
Immediately there begins a psy-
Geological battle between the par
entS and the child, which gradually
extends itself from the question of
eating to other questions.
When the child once begins to as
sert itself in opposition to the par
entS' pressure and wishes, all the |
problems are accentuated.
A careful analysis of this situation
will reveal the fact that the first
step necessary for the parent TO
understand the child is for the par
ent to analyze his or her own rela-
tiOnship with the child.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-18
Habits to DiScourag e

Bad habits may distort a child's
life. So these bad habits should be
discouraged, tantrumS fussing about
food, untrGthfulness, timidity, DISC
bedienee and jealousy.
Milford chronicle., 1935-08-16

The advice given to the farmer
since the depression started includes
everything under the sun except
having his tonsils out.
The Washington times., 1935-11-14
Women's Servieettes

Floral prints in wrap
around styles. Bias col
ored pipings, colored ap-
plique designs. All vat
dive materials. 7 colors.
Small, medium Ind
large. ......''''"''''''
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Mems Sport Shirts

A long sleeve knitted
polo shirt that is warm.
Full cut and tuck stitch
rib. A fine value, for
every one is perfect.
Brown and grey shades.
All sizes ......... z for
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Women's BIouses

Silk, wool, satin, taffeta,
acetates and silk prints.
Long or short sleeves.
Some with turnover col
lars, others with shirt
waist style, ties. Sizes
"a to 40 ..............'
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Mems Kid Slippers (s'soDds)

In gay colors, too! AS
we'll as black. Real leath.
er soles, slight defects
that do not affect the
wear. Sizes 6 to IL, but
not all sizes in each col
or. Red. Blue. Black.
Brown. Green. Burgundy
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Mems Work Clothes

Mems overalls Of blue
denim. Strongly made.
Sizes 38 to 46. 300 pairs
work pants-irregs. Of
better grade. Made to
stand hard wear. Sizes
80 to as. 6.................
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Sweaters (IrresuIars

Long sleeve zephyr and
worsted sweaters. Novel
ty and plain weaves.
Broken sizes and colors.
Sizes range from "a to
40. ............'"s'"'''
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FIanneIette Gowns

Seconds Of higher priced
garments. Heavy quail
ity amoskeag in prints,
stripes and plain colors.
With and without col
lars. Regular and ex'
ira -sizeguauDa2 tor
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Mems Union Suits

1919 wool suits in long
sleeve and ankle length.
Some Of these fine suits
are irregulars. sizes
range from S6 to 46.
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Uniforms

semi-fitted styles and
reversible or round col.
lar styles. Short sleeves.
Cut full. White, solid
colors and h airlin Q
stripes. Plenty black
long sleeve style. IA to As
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Chardonize Hose

Run.stop cuffs, picot
tops, mock seams and
reinforced heel and toe.
Fine for general wear.
A real value. Sizes Sh
to 1Oh..".. 4 prs. tor
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Rayon Undies

Irregulars of 39c to SOC
garments. In tailored
and lace trimmed styles.
Panties, bloomers, step
ins, chemises and vests.
R gular and extra
sizes. ...........".,A tor
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Winter Shirts, Drawers

Some imperfects of Otis
and other fine makes in
balbriggans. Merit and
Asquith winter weights.
Long and short sleeves.
36 to 46. Drawers 80 to
A in group...... z for
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Mems Tie Sets

Smartly made ties and
h a n d k er c h iefs that
match! Only 800 men will
be able to make a valu-
able purchase. All are
wrapped in cellophaned
boxes ............ z tor
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Mems Shirts

Sir Galahad Town Club.
Artistic Hanover and other
we'll known brands of mems
very fine shirts. Every one
perfect! Button down, tab,
eyelet and fused collars.
Also neckband style. IL to
II. Sleeves SO to IS.
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Tots Beacon Cloth Robes

Beacon cloth blanket
robes with shawl collars d
and silk cord ties. At
tractive designs. Sizes 7
range from 4 to s
years. ............s..
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Cotton Froeks

Vat dyed materials.
Some made with hostess
aprons. Turnover or
reversible collars. Also
long sic eve d styles.
Prints, checks, stripes
and others. IA to 20;
38 to 52.............''.
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Rayon Taffets Gowns

(Seconds) lovely quality
rayon. Lace trimmed
yokes. Tie belts. In
pink, blue, green and
tearose. Sizes 16 and
II. A really fine value.
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Extra Size Pants

Tuckstitch panties with
lastex buttons. In flesh
color only. Here is a
fine buy for the smart
buyer. You won't see
such a bargain for q
long time..u.sHs=s TOR
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Cotton Slips

Muslin slips neatly hem
stitched. With built up
and bodice top styles.
Sorry, white only. Sizes
range from "a to 81;
re gular and extra
sizes ............. 8 for
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RinqIess Silk Hose

Chiffon and service
weight. Silk to the top!
Mock seams and rein.
forced heel, toe. ana
top. Siz Sk to
1917, FIRST QUAIL.
TY....".... 8 prs. for
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Mems Union Suits

Checked nainsook, ath.
letic style or knitted
ankle-knee-length mod
els. all full cut and
we'll made. Some irreg'
ulars in the roup.
Sizes "a to as. z for
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Bows School Knickers

Good wearing materials. e.
Every pair lined we'll and 4
tailored. Yes, they have the \
knit knee cuffs and come in :
sizes ranging from s to 1S
years ............... z tor
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Lastex GirdIes

The much wanted 2 way
stretch girdleS in tea
rose colors. Some have
the panty bottoms.
Sizes m e diu m and
large. z tor
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Irregular Hose

Silk chiffon and service
weight. Slight imper'
fections in. d Q ST g n
doesn't affect wearing
Qualities. Sh to
1919. prs. tor
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Suedine Jackets

Waterproof, pocket
trim, close fitting styles.
Reversible collar. ard
button front. In four
shades. Sizes from IA
to 20.
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ChiIdren's Waist Suits

Specially bought for this
event! Just 400 of them.
so hurry, mothers. Waist
union suits, 4 to IL yrs;
drop seat style in button
on or elastic models for
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Cotton Undies

Slips in regular and ex-
ira sizes. Built up and
strap Standardization
crepe pajamas-16 and
IT - Gowns. Cotton
crepe and flowered
batistes. Sizes 16 and
17..ss.aoss.s.ss~Z IL tor
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Tots SIeepers

Warmly knit sleepers
with button drop seats.
They come in blue and
grey in sizes ranging
from i to 6 years. z for
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Boys Golf Hose

Boys perfect quality golf
hose, all fun length and
we'll made. There are only
500 pairs so you'd better
hurry down. Yes, we have
all sizes ........ 8 prs. for
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Boys Lumberiacks

Roomy, warm jackets with
the waist hugging bottoms.
A full cut and really warm
lumberjacket for the out
door boy. Here's just the
thing for him. Sizes 8 to Is.
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Boys 'Wash-Top"

The shorts are lined. The
broadcloth: blouse is wash
able. Smart styles with
matching belts and tie.
Sizes 4 to 10 yrs. ........
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ChiIdren's Pajamas

Warm flannelette in one
and two piece styles.
Plain colors. prints and
stripes. Attractive new
patterns. 2 to IA
years. s.....s....."Z 10r
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Tuck Stitch Paiamss

Turtle and crew neck II
collar styles. Long and A
short sleeves. Wide leg
or ski pant styles. Sizes Y
range small, medium
and large. ge.....s...p4.eS
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Boys. Sweaters

300 Upper top. Wee neck
or round neck styles. Spun
yarns, wool mixture e s
ribbed, heather and shaker
knits. Just the thing for a
boy. Sizes 26 to 36...2 tor
The Washington times., 1935-11-14
Boys Corduroy Kniekers

Only 800 pairs Of our regu-
lar speckled corduroy knick-
ers. Full lined and well tai.
lored. In grey and brown.
Sizes range from 8 to II.
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Belt Sets

Genuine Monel Metal ini.
tial buckles. Fine COW.
hide belts. All attractive
ly boxed-suitable for
gift. Sizes 80 to A. 900.
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FIanneIette Paiamas

Two piece and one piece
amoskeag flannel pa a
jamas in plain colors .
and contrasting trims
Reg. sizes Is and II.
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Mems Better Hose

A we'll known maker
gave US these fine
hose at a big price
concession! Stripes,
checks, panels and
clocked effects. All
reinforced. Sizes 10
to 12...,......5 5 prs.
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Vests and Panties

Part wool tuck stitch
style. 33 1-3 wool vests
and panties in tearose
only. Sizes range small,
medium and large. 4 for
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Suits
Bows Knitted Union Suits

Dutch neck. trunk leg
models. Or the short g
sleeve, knee length. Warm y
and we'll knit. For boys
I to 1S years. z Tor D
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Jr. Boys Wash Suits

Long sleeved broadcloth
shirts with darker cloth
shorts. In the button-on
or the belted models. Sizes
4 to 9............... 2 for
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Remberq Hose

First quality. full fash
ioned. Run-stop garter
top, reinforced heel and
toe Sizes range from
81 to 1Oh. 2 prs. for
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Boys & Youths Sweaters

Upper and Pullover
styles for boys of 4 to 10
years. And youths from
s to IS years. Very at
tractive. many with the
new fancy backs. Solid
and patterns ........
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Boys Wash Suits

Belted and button-on
models in broadcloth.
Solid colors or combin-
ations. Some appliqued.
Sizes 3 to 6 yrs. In the
"Bobbie Suits" sizes 2
to 3 yrs. tor
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Youths Stacks

Full cut and we'll tailored
slacks with waistband and
cuff bottoms, of sturdy
fabrics. Mixtures and
herringbone patterns. .....
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Mems Better Ties

Hand tailored and
resilient construction.
Choose from so pat g
terms and 1900 new y
ties! 800 are satin
tipped and all are fully
lined .........3 for
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BOys'& Girls Bunny Slippers

Warm bunny slippers
with snug sheepskin
Innings. For little kid
dies-a rabbit face dec
oration right on the
toe! Wool on cuff. All
are perfect. Sizes 6
to 2 .......... z prs.
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Wrap.Ar0und HooVerettss

Vat dye prints. sleeve
less styles-organdy or
self trims. Six differ
ent colors and mixed
prints. Sizes medium
and large. ....... 2 for
The Washington times., 1935-11-14
Smart Knit Ties

In the new effects! Just the
thing for every school or So
cial occasion. The knit
tie is very high fashion"
now....~.....-.....- Tor
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Tie on style with bib
front and colored bias
pipings. Some e with
lawn ruffles. All in at
tractive colors and
styles. .......... 3 tor
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WOmen's G Misses GaIOshes

All rub b er galoshes,
with W arm Innings.
Come in all types of
heels. The Gaytee style
and the snap model.
Black or brown. Sizes
8 to 9 ..................
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Porto Rican Gowns

Fine quality batistes-. a
hand embroidered and n
appliqued. Tucked waist p
with belts. White, pink
and peach. Sizes 16
and 17........... 8 for
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ChiIdren's Socks

Mercerized half and
t h r 9 e-quarter h o s e.
Plain and Jacquard pat
terms. Fancy tops and
ribbed elastic. Brown,
green, tan, blue and
tweed mixtures. Sizes
6 to 10. .... 4 prs. for
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Mems Shirts-Shorts

Pre-shrunk shorts of
fine quality broad
cloth, sizes 3O-44. Fine
ribbed athletic shirts,
all full cut and COM
Portable. Sizes 81 to
46. S for
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Women's. Smocks

Fast color broadcloths
and print materials. "a
and full length styles.
Rick-rack braid, and
many trims. "a to A.
The Washington times., 1935-11-14
Tots Snow Suits

Suede cloth-one piece
STYLES with matching
helmets. Sizes 2 to 6
years. Also fleece snow
suits in 2 piece styles.
Sizes 2 to 6 years......
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Cotton Dresses

In variety of prints,
checks and stripes. All
fast colors. Some pique
trims and or contrast
ing colors. Sizes Is to
81. p..ss.....'''""'"'"a
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Bows g. Girls Oxfords

Good leather soles for
school or play. In seven
smart styles! Patent, q
black or brown. Don't q
forget they have leather
innersoles as well. Sizes
s to 2 in every style. 80.
The Washington times., 1935-11-14

Coat, MILDLY and notch
collar types Of broad
cloth, or Amoskeag
flanneIette. Covered
elastic waistband'
Sizes A to D.
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Boys and Mems MuffIers

Fine all-wool mufflers
women will like them, too. n
Plaids. checks, window d
pane effects. Fine for gifts.
Z Tor
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Tots Wash Dresses

Broadcloths and per-
Gales in plain colors and q
prints. Ali guaranteed q
washable, too. Sizes 3
to s years. ...... 8 for 49,
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Mems Hose

For dress or business
for gift-g win g!
Every pair perfect
and exceptional values
at this price. 5000
pairs to select from. q.
sizes 1O.12.....l0 prs.
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Bows Paiamas

One piece. For boys 4 to
IA yrs, 2 pieces for youths
sizes 5 to IS yrs. Broadcloth
or flannelette in MILDLY or
coat styles .........2 for
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Mems Fancy Ties

A chance to check off
some names on your
gift list. Fine knits.
genuine Repps. fine
Mogadors! Carefully
cut. and we'll lined for
a good knot. -. 4 for
The Washington times., 1935-11-14
Tots, Girls Wash Dresses

Tots panty dresses in a
prints and plain colors. d
Girls dresses in prints y
with belts and trims.
3 to IA yrs. in lot z for d
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Boys Sport Wear

Fleeced Mickey Mouse"
Sweat shirts. For boys Of
4 to 16. Long sleeved polo
shirts for boys and youths
Of 8 to 2O...........2 for
The Washington times., 1935-11-14
Kid D'orsay Slippers

Leather soles that wear
and hold to their original
shape. In red, blue, or
black. Cuban heels. Full
size range from 4 to 8 in
all colors. .............
The Washington times., 1935-11-14
Mems Work Shirts

Imagine two of these
fine jun 20 work
shirts at this price!
Perfects and irregulars
of much better grades.
Sizes 14l5 to II. q for
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SWEATERS
2 for 81

All wool slip-on sweaters.
. Heavy knit in plain and
novelty weaves, light and
dark shades. In the lovely
yea neck style. For boys and
kirS 3 to s years.
LANSBURGH'S BASEMENT
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Silk Undies

Slight seconds Of better
merchandise. Half slips,
panties, dance sets and
chemise. They come in
brok en- size assort-
ment ............ z Tor
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ChiIdren's Union Suits

Cotton waist suits of
Merritt brand. Dutch "a
neck, elbow sleeve, pam
ty leg and button drop r
seat. Tinted. Sizes 2
to IL years. ..... 3 for
The Washington times., 1935-11-14
UndieS

Made Of sparkle cloth
rayon in tearose. Pan
ties, boomers, stepins
and vests. Well made
full size. Regular and
extra sizes. ...... 3 for
The Washington times., 1935-11-14
Boys Corduroy Shorts

In speckled Corduroy two
pockets with a matching
belt. Lined models for boys
{ to 10....~a.........s-.
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Mems Shirts-Shorts

Athletic snirts in
ribbed or panel knits.
Broadcloth shorts with
tie-sides and covered
elastic inserts. All full
cut and we'll made.
Sizes 80 to 46. 4 for
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Mems Sweaters

Lumber jackets. ribbed
coat sweaters, shaker
knit pullons, half-zip.
pers and shawl collar
types. in + a ct, all
kinds in the group!
Sizes 36 to as.
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Mems Better Hose

500 pairs of fine tbs.
sue Isle hose, knit in
grain. Pure thread
silk, ribbed Isle, and
others. All perfect
reinforced. Sizes 10
to IL. 4 prs.
The Washington times., 1935-11-14
Boys Winter Headgear

Fine wool and wool.
mixed caps; also knitted A
hockey caps; leatherette d
helmets with goggles.
z for
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Rayon Taffeta Slips

Wee and straight tops,
lace-embroidered yolks.
Rip-proof seams and ad-
Unstable shoulder straps.
Sizes "a to "A. q for
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Boys Blanket Robes

Shawl C ollare e. d and
s m artly girdled. The
cozy. warm kind that
you'd never hope to own
for just one dollar. Sizes
range from s to IA yrs.
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Boys Shirts and BIouses

Better grade shirts and n
blouses than the price sug- =
gests. The famed "Ronny
Boy" brand in the lot. Full Y
cuts, vat dyes. Shirts. to
IA; blouses, 4 to 10...2 for
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Silk crepe slips of fine quail
ity. Lace trimmed and tail
ored styles with plain and
lace trimmed bottoms. Some
are irregulars. Sizes from
"a to A..
LANsBURGH'S BAsEAENH
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Boys Corduroy overaIIs

All the new colors, styled
for Junior boys from to G
10 years old. Cuff bottoms Y
make them snuggy ........
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In wee, round and turtle neck
STYLES. Plain or novelty
weaves. For sport or dress.
All clever styles in an array
of football shades. Sizes
"a to 40.
LANsBURGH'S BASEMENT
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Mems SHIRTS
2 for 81

Perfect and irregular quality.
White, solid colors and neat
patterns. But 900 won't be
long in selling out-get here
early. In sizes from 1871 to II.
LANsBURGHs BASEMENT
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New? Decidedly! Ribbon
toques, hat and scarf sets,
velvet turbans - and felts
all kinds. For matrons, misses
and juniors. Modes in 201h
to 20 head sizes. Hurry!
LANsBURGH's BASEMENT
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-08
3 MEN HUNTED
IN z HOLDUPS

A police search was under way
here today for three young men
believed responsible for two hold
ups committed last night which
netted $50 in cash and two
watches valued at $160.
The trio, each armed with a
pistol, first held up Peter j.
GargaS at a delicatessen he op-
crates in the $500 block Four
tenth st. N. w. They took his
watch valued at $1l0 and $2S
from the cash register, and made
Mr.. Gargas and Herbert Man
son, a customer, lie face down.
ward on the floor while they
escaped in an automobile.
A short time later the three
men held up John Baker, pro-
prietor of a drug store in the
800 block Pennsylvania Ave.
S. E. They took Mr.. Bakers
$50 watch and $25 in cash.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-08
LIQUOR STOCKS
PLENTIFUL
The great American thirst need
fear no shortage Of whisky in the

The great American thirst need
fear no shortage Of whisky in the
future.
Figures by the Federal Alcohol
Control Administration yesterday
revealed that in bonded ware.
houses alone, 0S.501 1926 gallons
Of whisky are ageing. OF this, 72,-
611,123 gallons are bourbon and
$4,000, 207 rye.
Additional figures showed that
ample supplies of partially aged
whisky, not in bond, are on hand
to supply demand until the four.
year period Is completed on the
bonded product.
More than 49,453,000 gallons
Of bourbon and 26,637 900 gallons
Of rye, less than one year old. was
on hand January for sale by dis.
tributors. About $4,000 gallons Of
bourbon and 100000 gallons Of
rye, over one year old, was in the
hands Of distributors on that date.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-08

And SO little children, remem'
Der thai in wooing Lady Luck, 1t
sometimes pays to play safe.
Lester B. Teed could well az
ford to insert such advice in any
bedtime story he might wish to
tell.
Came the Irish Sweepstakes,
Mr.. Teed sold his ticket, drawn
on favorite. before the horse
fell CT the third jump. The sale
netted him cold $4,000.
Mr.. iced. a linotype operator
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-08
Wife Finds Mate
Dead From Gas

Archer Williamson, IS, was
found dead early today in the
kitchen of his third floor apart
ment in the 900 block F Street
Northwest, with gas flowing from
a half dozen burners Of a stove.
The man was found by his
wife, Mrs, Ada Williamson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-08
Sweeps Winner Trusts
Luck Just Solar

in the Government Printing Of
flee, packed his bag and baggage,
bought a shiny new car, and
headed toward Florida.
R3fore he left, he covered the
automobile with insurance against
collision When the vehicle was
demolished in a collision in Geor-
gia Re was in position to recover
the purchase price.
He ant his wife were injured
slightly in the crash, according
to word received here today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-08
WashingtOnSOciety
Plans Celebration

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April Q.
The washington Society, formed
in this city one month after the
death Of George Washington, will
commemorate the one hundred
and forty.sixth anniversary Of
the INAUGURATION Of Washington
as President, April 80, with spe-
cial services. President Roosevelt
will be asked to attend.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-08
u. S. Makes Plans
For Mothers Day

Officials in charge of the ma.
tional celebration Of Mothers
Day, May IL, have announced
Mrs. James Roosevelt, mother Of
the President, will be honorary
chairman Of the Golden Rule
Mothers Day committee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-08

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