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heating up the entire house down be-
low. BY taking out this air and keep
ing your attic cool, the suns rays stop
at the roof and can't penetrate any
further.
Cool Air Circulated.
At night time you can close the
windows on the second floor while you
are still awake and eager to play cards
or listen to the radio, turn on the cir
culator with the door open to the attic
and air will be drawn through the
first-floor windows, up through the
house, and forced out by the giant fan,
the first floor getting the benefit Of the
cool night air being pulled through.
When you 60 to bed you merely close
the flrst-fioor windows and open those
on the second floor. or just in your
bed room, and the cooling breeze will
be diverted through that particular
room.
A little refinement that some circu-
lator users enjoy is small time switch
that will start and stop the circulator
at any predetermined time. This will
enable you to go to bed with the fan
going, and along toward morning it
will be stopped automatically for you.
In order to present other types of
comfort equipment that will help you
through the Summer this discussion
will be continued in home modern
ization next week. II you have any
Il
equipment mentioned don't hesitate to
write in, inclosing stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope.
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ton moved into the million dollar"
class. Philadelphia, with a total Just
over million dollars for the month,
held its own. These figures, gathered
by the Bureau of Labor Statistics of
the Department of Labor and analyzed
by the Federal Housing Administra-
ton, indicate the long strides residen-
tial building has taken in the last
year.
In April, 1895, only four cities were
able to list alf-a-million-dollar resi-
Dental building totals. In March,
1886, there were 10 such cities and in
April. the survey shows, there are II,
with several others very close to the
line.
Among the States most active in res
idential building are: California. with
Is cities with totals in excess Of $780,
600; Pennsylvania, with Z; Massachu-
sets, with 6; New York and Texas,
with 6, and Illinois. New Jersey and
Ohio, with S. Florida and Wisconsin
each had 4 cities.
The longest forward stride was reg
istered by the little city of Meadville,
Pa, whose April, 1886, total If S676, 400,
compared with $4,000 for April, 1885.
However. Meadville got its greatest
boost from the construction of the
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GAINS REVEALED
IN HOME BUILDING
+. H. A. Mortgage Figures
Show Substantial Gains
for Year.

Predictions of substantial gains in
home building for 1886 are borne out
by figures made public today by Fed
eral Housing Administrator Stewart
Mcdonald covering operations in May.
These figures tell of strong upward
trend in business transacted under the
national housing act.
Mortgages selected for appraisal by
the various insuring Offices throughout
the country are now coming in at the
rate of more than $1,500000 day for
each work day.
All this money is private capital. The
Federal Housing Administration lends
no money. 1t insures private lending
institutions who take these mortgages
against loss.
During the week ended May 6 the
$300,000,0 900 mark was passed in mort
cages accepted for insurance, which
affords one of the best barometers we
have been able to find for measuring
improvement in the field of home
financing and in the home construc-
ton industry" Mcdonald said. THE
gain over May of last year amounts to
about two and one-half times in VOL
Tune
Further evidence of the upward
trend in home financing activity
throughout the entire country is shown
in the fact that during the first nine
days of June mortgages accepted for
insurance totaled S14,285,387. This
would indicate that June's building
activity and mortgage refinancing will
greatly surpass that of May.
Total business transacted through
the Federal Housing Administration,
including repairs, refinancing and new
construction, through June 9 was over
$850,000,000, indicating that the bill
lion-dollar mark will probably be
passed in August.
Large scale housing mortgages ac-
cepted are showing steady rise,
amounting now to $33,452,158.
Notwithstanding the handicap of
the most severe Winter in many years
that slowed up operations, mortgages
accepted for insurance since the first
of the year through June 9 amount to
$l4l ,578486. In addition, modern
ization and repair notes insured since
the first of the year amount to s131,-
s63,660.
Thus the total commitments for
home mortgages and modernization
and repair notes since January l, as
of JUNE 9, amount to S273,442,146,
exclusive of large-scale housing"
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WILL PAINT MURALS

Harold Weston, noted industrial
artist, has been assigned to paint
epic murals on the walls of the new
Treasury building here. For the
Procurement Division, Mr.. Weston
has designed a splendid decoration
consisting of eight panels which will
depict the actual building program
of the division and illustrate in vivid
and dramatic form such subjects as
the construction of an immense steel
structure, cement mixing. surveying
excavation grading and the building
of dam foundations against a rugged
mountain background
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HOME BUILDINGS
MOUNT IN APRIL
81 Cities Show More Than
100000 Each, Exceeding
March Fiqures.

Residential building operations all
over the country stepped up rapidly
during April. when 81 cities totaled
one. two, three and four family dwell
ing construction in excess of 100000
each. This was substantial gain over
March's residential building, when ~
cities were enrolled in the "six-fgure''
group. In April, 1895, only 80 Of these
cities were able to show totals in ex-
cess Of 100000.
New York, Detroit and Los Angeles
were again the only cities with more
than 50 2,000,0 900 of residential construc-
ton each for the month, but Washing
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Home MOdernizatiOn
Air Circulation is Recommended as Efficient and
Economical Method of Cooling House.

air-conditioners. If they humidity
they should be called humidifiers, if
they filter and circulate they should
be called filters or circulators. If this
we're strictly adhered to you wouldn't
have so much trouble finding out when
an air-c conditioner is really an air-con-
ditioner, and not perfume dispenser
as some of them actually are.
Air Circulator Helpful.
If you have small apartment and
want to get something that will ease
the heat your best bet is an air circu-
lator that will replace the hot, stuffy
air indoors with the rapidly cooling
night air outside. You can place 1t
in any window, plug it in to a con-
venient light socket and in a short
Evening star., 1936-06-13

Meadville housing project, a large
scale housing development now being
built under the terms of the Federal
Housing Administrations insured
mortgage system. This is not built
with Federal funds.
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New Paint Torch.

An electric torch has been de-
veloped for burning of old paint, in
place of the conventional blow torch.
It's said to reduce danger of fire and
of scorching the wood.
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UNUSUAL VALUE

Owner will soenfice beautiful
Colonial type center hoIl horne,
just completed in highly restricted
section odiocent to northwestern
district line. Lot IS by l60 feet
with ottroctively planted lawn;
elevation offords envioble outlook.
Three commodous bed rooms; two
baths, first-floor lovotory, recreo-
tion room with fire pIoce; two-eor
detached eoroee; outomotic heot-
ing plant and complete modern oil
eos kitchen with breokfost nook.
Walls ore furred and ottic in
suloted brokers pleuse do not
oppIy). Telephone CIeve. o4ol.
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Decorative, colorful shelf edginss Of
cellulose film, pleated and bound at
the top edge with tape and finished
In a scallop at the bottom, are now
available.
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Neg|igees and Pajamas, Csc

We're much more
so pieces including India prints and seersucker
pajamas and dotted Swiss bed jackets and negli-
gees. All sizes in this group
Neggees of dotted voie in white and wine Small and
IA Printed Synthetic Crepe Neggees with short and cape
sleeves. Sizes, small medium and large. Were $595.
NOW
Printed Synthetic Crepe and Sheer Neggees white.
blue and maize grounds Small and medium. Were $795.
Printed Celanese Taeta and Synthetic Crepe Neggees
with white pink and blue grounds Sizes small and me-
dunn Were $1C.95.
NEGLIGEEs, THIRD FLOOR.
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Glassware Reduced

1S Frosted Glass Bonbon Dishes Were SOC. Movable
is Crystal Glass Ice Tubs Were $125. Now-------50c
1 Glass Revolving Plate Chromium Stand Was $3.50.
IL Frosted Glass Cigarette Boxes. Were ST.
81 Frosted Glass Ash Trays Were 45c -25c
Decorated Glass Console Set Was So. Now--------$4
Mirror Tray, chromium frame, slightly imperfect Was
g.
81 Mirrors for vanity set Were S5c Now---------15c
Is Coored Glass Beverage Glasses with chromium stems.
Were $1.25 Soc
pieces Colored Glass Stemware chromium in goblets
sherbets and beverage glasses Were $150.
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Lamps, Shades Reduced

Imported Lamps with double figures In ivory
and yellow goldnish mountngs Were $40 Now $3.50
Maple Bridge Lamps with adjustable and 14-nch
travs Were as so Now 1895
ronzenish xway Indirect Lamp with opal glass re-
decting globe and threeway bulb. Was $8.45 NowS5S5
l. E. Indirect Table Lamp. Bronze finish with opal
plobe and 1o0-watt bulb Was $3.50 Now----- 50 95
Tuscanware Table Lamp in red and ivory, with pongee
trimmed with red. Was S.
LAMPS AND SHADES SEVENTH FLOOR.
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WoodthroP CirdIes
s5.s5 We're $3.50

7 side hook girdles of fine
Luxor cloth and elaStlce-
lastic. Well boned. Sizes
%, 20, 80, 80, 35, SO.
8 Woodthrop Lastex One-Piece
Foundations with net top. Sizes
SO, 80, 40. Were s10.50.
NOW ---------------- ---S1'oS
S Double Wee Side Hook Girdles
in tearose batiste and elastic.
Sizes 20, 81, 80, IS. Were IS.
Now w--------SZ.95
10 w. & L. Special Side Hook
Girdles, well boned for the
heavier figure. Elastic and
figured batiste. Sizes 28 to 33.
Were $3.50. Now ----S1.95
sic CANT Step-in Girdles, two
way stretch with Talon closing.
Sizes Is, 26, %, %. Were $3.50.
Now --$4.95
s WiIloway Corsettes Of figured
batiste, Lastex and lace. Sizes
80, IS, 81, 38, 80. Were IS.
Now -S2.95
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR.
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Girls and Juniors
Sportswear Reduced

Slip-on Sweaters in assorted
colors. Sizes s to l6. Were 81.
NOW -------~A'~o
% Cotton Sun Suits in stripes,
prints and dots. Sizes 2. 3, 4.
6. Were 81 and S1.15. Now Csc
IA Wool Bathing Suits and
Trunks for girls. Bright colors.
Sizes 2 and 4. Were $1.50 to
$l.95. Now ---------------ooc
2 Suede Jackets, slide fastening.
Slightly soiled. Rust. Size IA.
Were S7.95. Now --------So.o0
7 Girls Wool Knit Dresses,
some with hand-sewn seams.
Coral, maize. light blue and
aqua. Sizes IL, II and l6. Were
s5.95. Now ow------------Sa.fo
GIRLS AND JUNIOR MISSES
SPOKESMAN, FOURTH FLOOR.
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VeIociPede
SpeedcIocks, IOc

We're much more
so velocipede speedclocks
that fit old model veloci-
pedes.
1 Lawn Swing. As is. Was
STATS. Now -----------$8.75
/ Gliding Settee. As Is. Was
$36.75. Now -------------$25
16ym Set (steel construction).
As is. Was $16.95. Now--$1e
2 Sand Boxes. As is. Were
1896. Now ---------------$2
1 Wading Pool. As Is. Was
$3.50. Now ----------$7.50
Q Toy Electric Stoves. As is.
Were $6.75. Now--------$3.35
2 Toy Electric Stoves. As is.
Were $8.75. Now--------$4.S5
THE TOY STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
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TwinpIex Wardrobes, SOC

We're SI58
Cardboard construction double compartment.
ii Waste Baskets Were $125.
"a Kitchen Match Boxes Were 75c. Now-----------25c
Is 5-piece Spice Sets. Were $195.
Dust Pans. Were 75c.
16 Serving Trays. Were 81.
9Double Compartment Bread Boxes Were $195 Now 75c
Is Oyer-the- Sink Cabinets Were $780, Now------S5c
Canister Sets, pieces. Were $195. Now--55c
81 Outdoor Thermometers Were Soc Now----------25c
HOUSEWARES FIFTH FLOOR.
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Silk Underwear, H'4'

Uas S295
IL pairs satin panties in tearose with lace
applique trims Sizes II and 49,
9 pure-dye silk crepe and satin blouse chemlse IN
French and royal blue Sizes 80 to SO.
pure dye satin chemise with lace trims in tearose
Size 32
Pure Dye Satin Panties elaborate trim Tearose
and ivory in sizes Is. and 80 Were $685. Now--$295
pairs Two piece Pajamas in puredye satin and crepe
Blue and tearoe and IT. Were S395 Now, SEAS
Pure-dye Satin Gowns with sheer and elaborate
lace applique tearose. Sizes 38 and 40. Were $685.
Pure-Dye Silk Crepe Yolande Handmade Pantes with
lace trim Tearose in 80 and 38 waist Were S395
Now
SILK UNDERWEAR. THIRD FLOOR.
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Costume Slips, sl'7S
We're S2.95

IL pure-dye satin Dasche
slips with lace trim in tea
rose. Size 80 in long length
in tearose. Size A in me-
dunn length in white.
is Pure-Dye Crepe Tulane Slips
with lace trim. White. Size
A. Were $1.95. Now----s1.25
= Pure-Dye Silk Crepe Slips
with built-up shoulders. Sizes
"a, 40 and A. Brown, black
and tearose. Were $2.25.
Now -----------------.--$l%o
8 Pure-Dye Silk Crepe and
Satin Slips with lace trim.
Tearose and white. Sizes "a
and A.. Were $3.e5. Now $1.9s
COSTUME SLIPS, TH1RD FLOOR.
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Girls Furnishings
Greatly Reduced

IA Carter's Mesh Panties,
POO wool, in tearose. Sizes 6
to 8 years. Were 75c. Now 35c
21 Girls Seersucker Robes with
short pulled sleeves. Blue,
peach and pink. Sizes 4 to IL.
Were Sl.65. Now---55c
IL Pairs Pajamas, one and
two piece. in assorted prints.
Sizes 4 and 8 to II. Were 81 65
and So. Now -------95c
GIRLS AND JUNIOR MISSES,
FURNISHING. FOURTH FLOOR.
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Mems, Young Mems Suits
eIO"o We're $3.50 and s35
Vere $3.50 and S35

61 business and school suits, some with two pairs
of trousers. Sports back and regular models in
tweeds and worsteds Trousers alterations In
cluded others at cost. Sizes in the group: Regu-
lars-35 to AZ; Shorts-37 to 40 and A; Stouts-
80, 40, A; Longs-39 to A.
IS Mems Topcoats reduced regular stock. Gabar-
Dimes tweeds and Shetland types in the group Sizes In
the lot: Reguars-37 49, 49, 40 AZ, a. Shorts-37 SO.
40 AZ: Longs-38 49, 40 40, a. Were s35. Now $217S
Full Coat and Trousers Sizes. regular. 3d. was
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR
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Dresses, s3'7'

We're S5.95 to sI0.95
IL dresses of printed acetate crepes and sheers.
Several with Jackets Misses and womenS sizes.
20 Cotton Dresses vo linen dotted Swiss, pique and
eyelet Prints, navy, black and pastes Misses and
v,omens Sizes Were s295 s595 Now-----------s21S
20 Voie Dotted SWISS and Lawn Printed and Plain
Color Dresses Some with sleeves Misses and womens
sizes and extra Sizes Were s195 to $5s5. Now--$145
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FooR.
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Junior Misses Sports
Shoes, s375
We're S6 and $3.50

Junior misses sports shoes
in the following sizes: AAA
51a, 6. 7. ia; AA 512, 6l2, Z,
712, 8; A 4. Az, S, 6, 6l2, 7.
71a; B 312, 4, Az, S. 6.
612. Z.
2S Pairs Sports Shoes in q va
riety of styles and feathers.
Sizes: AAA S, 6, 6l2. 7. 71a; AA
4. S, So. 6. 6la. IA. 8; A 4.
AZ. 6. ia. 8. 812; B 31a, 4.
S. 9; C 3l2, S. 5l2. 6, 7i2. 8.
Were 81 to $3.50. Now--s2.9S
CHIIpRENs' SHOES.
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Furs Reduced

5o Now SIPS
l Silver Fox Cape Was s13950 Now-------------$9S5o
1 Black Persian Lamb Cape Was sl295o. Now------s97
Silver Fox Split Skin Scarf. Was $1ss5o Now---$ss5O
Split Skin Platinum Dyed White Fox Scarf. Was 1915.
Now - -S3s. so
1 SeaI-Dyed Muskrat Jacket Was s11o Now-------S55
1 Gunmetal- Dyed Muskrat Swagger Coat size 1s. Was
Sl95. Now
Goats: sivertone muskrat swagger, size IA brown
Chinese kdskn swagger size TO- Were sl7s50 $lS4
1 SeaI-Dyed Muskrat Coat, fitted style, size H. Was
Goats: full length brown lapn, size 16; sVagger
ermne -dyed apn with mu size IA; beaver-dyed rabbit
swaggers sizes II and lS Were sSs7o NoW-------so'
Seal-Dyed Muskrat Full Length Princess Coat, size l6
FuRs THIRD FLOOR
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BroadIoom Carpet Reduced

l. Mulberry Rug. Was $3.50 Now-----------S3750
l. I2xS Mulberry Rug. Was s51.60. Now---------$2975
l. 5yard Carpet Remnant 81 inches wide in taupe. Was
s2l; .a.,. 90 ,.ot 1,.-e co Nov, % 20
81 yards Remnant Carpet in green 81 inches wide Was
~ yards Remnant Carpet in burgundy 27 inches wide
Was Now 295
Group of Short Lengths of Linoleum to yards
to s275 square yard Now-----75c yard
10 Hair Felt Pads by the makers of Ozte. Were $685.
Now ------ -------------------------S39
1, 27x54 Wool Wilton Rug Was $625. $395
l. 36x63 Wool Wilton Rug Was $975 Now----------S59S
l. sx12 Wool Wilton Rug Was $3.50. Now---------$59.S0
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Prep Suits sl87'

Were SIS
21 prep suits. Coat vest and two pairs of long
trousers well-tailored in sturdy fabrics. Sizes
80 to SO.
PREP CLOTHING SECOND FLOOR
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Chinaware Reduced

Breakfast Set Service for green check design %
pieces Was SIS
1 Chop Plate in fine ivory. Was s5.s5. Now---szSo
Ia Hors Doeuvres White Plates with embossed leaf design
with pig pick holder In center. Was 81. NowSoc
II White Embossed Salad Plates. Were SIC. Nowsoe
IL White Salad Plates, plain. Were 35c. Now----loo
as Shell Shaped Salad Plates In White: Were 1oc.
Tea Set white satin finish American pottery 22 pieces
Was SIS.
IL Cream Soup and Plates, Arey pattern. Were $l25
Imported China Casserole with floral decoration. Was
$3.50. Now
Large PIatters, Myrtle pattern. Were IS. Now$15o
3 Medium Size Piatters, Myrtle pattern Were $3.50.
Now
Is Dinner Plates, Myrtle pattern Were $l25 Now4Sc
1 Casserole in Norake China Was $3.50. Now------S125
/ Platter Imported China. Was 81. Now---------$12s
Odd Pieces from broken sets in Marjorie Green Dorothy
Red Victoria Floral Coronet and Bleeding Heart pat
terms greatly reduced.
CHINA FIFTH Floor.
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Juveniles Knit Suits, Csc
Infants Goats, s3'9'

We're G95
pink wool crepe coats with white pique collars.
sizes 2 and 3.
Pink Wool Crepe Goats. Were $5s5 Now--------S295
I Sheer Hand made Dress, blue, size 8. Was sl250.
Now -S4.95
Pink Silk Crepe Dress. size g. Was sl0.95. Now--$39S
White Dotted Coat with pink lining size O. Was
INFANTS APPAREL. FOURTH FLOOR.
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Furniture Reduced

Lid Top End Tables solid mahogany. Were $3.50
Now $3.50
Chippendale End Tables veneer top and ma
hogany base. Were sl4
Set Book Shelves veneer maple. Was $35. Now$1975
Maple Side Chair with rush seat Was $40. NowS S915
Corner Cabinet of solid maple Was s72 S9.50
Small Table with Shelf, yellow. Was $l8.75. Now--$750
Side Chair, classic design with blue cover. Was much
Side Chairs, classic design rust. Were much more.
Now S975
l Dining Buffet, maple. Was s42 Now------$2975
1 Dining Room China Cabinet maple Was s44 Now $3.50
l Dining Room Table, maple. Was $A Now------$325o
Dining Armchars maple. Rust Were $l2.
Dining Side Chairs in maple, rust covers. Were
l Philippine Mahogany Drop Leaf Table. Was $3.50.
Now -SI975
Dining Room Extension Tables in walnut and gum
Were $3.50.
FURNITURE SExrH FLOOR.
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Art NeedIework
Greatly Reduced

1 Needlepoint Foot Stool, COB
lin blue background. Was So.
Now
50 Skeins Angoras, assorted col
ors. Were 75c. Now------35c
/ Model Knitted Dress, tur-
quoise blue cotton. Two-piece
style, size 16. Was s18.
Now -S10.95
/ Model knitted Dress of peach
Dixianna cotton. two-piece style.
size 16. Was SIS. Now--$9.50
l Model Voile Blouse with coll
ored embroidery, in sizes "a to
SO. Was $3.50. Now----S4.25
6 Model Pillow Cases, colored
m br o idery. Were $1.95.
Now
Model Hand-embroidered
Guest Towels. Were 81
NOW
22 Crocheted Flower in assorted
colors. Were 75c. Now----45c
ART NEEDLEwoRK,
SEVENTH FLOOR.
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Misses Dresses,s77''

We're SI3.95 to SI9.9S
21 wool crepe sheer and satin dresses in black,
brown, navy, green. Several culottes are included
in this group.
23 Crepe and Sheer Dresses in black brown gray
green and peacock. Were s1395 to s35. Now----ss75
and Synthetic Crepe Dresses in brown, black navy
and green Were 1850 Now ov SI2.25
Dresses san angora and crepe Were slss5 DTS.
All in sizes IL to TO-
MISSES DRESSES THIRD FLOOR
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initiated Stationery
Csc, ; boxes, 81

$50 boxes initiated station
cry, good assortment Of
initials. Blue with con-
trasting blue initial and
blue border. "a sheets. "a
envelopes. Special for Fri
day only.
8 Card Table Covers, good
quality. Brown washable suede.
Were 81. Now----75c
l Roulette Wheel, large size.
Was S18. Now-----$9
IL Three Ring Notebooks in
sizes 812xl1 and 6ll2x9, in black.
Were soc.
STATIONERY, AISLE 4.
FIRST FLOOR.
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Books Reduced

$50 books, including fic-
ton, travel, adventure and
biography.
THE Book STORE, AISLE %,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
Bathing Suits, '37'

Were $3.50 to SI3.g5
So bathing SUITS broken sizes, assorted colors.
Is BIouses in crepe cotton and sher sizes 80 to 49,
Assorted colors Were $3.50 to 1895. Now-------$S
II Sports Shirts in brown navy and rose Sizes
80 to SO. Were 81.
IA Cotton and Acetate Dresses, few cuottes all IN
assorted shades Sizes IA to 20. Were $685. and SIS
NJ SIS
20 Cotton and Cuoes in assorted shades sizes
IA to 20. Were s3s5 to $7.s5 Now-----------$2IS
Beach Robes in assorted coors and sizes Were s6oO
to SO e5.
80 Dresses CuIottes and Skirts in white and paste
shades Sizes IA to 2o Were 1895 to $7.s5 Now $Lso
SpoRrswEAR THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-10-08

900 pairs children's knee
high cotton socks. Fancy
cuffs and heather mix
lures. Sizes 6 to 1912.
HOSIERY, AISLE II,
FIRST FLOOR.
The Washington times., 1936-02-12
HOME HUNTING
With BARBARA HOLMES

Athentic design and recently re-
stored to new condition, it offers
much In the way Of a permanent
home. There are nine spacious
rooms and three baths, as well as
q first floor 1avatory. This house
should appeal to the discriminat-
ing home buyer who is seeking the
unusual and needing more than
the average space. For your in
Spection, it has been completely
furnished, showing just what mar
velouS possibilities it has. Drive
out and see it. it is really worth
while.
ROLLNGWOOD:
Every day In every way they are
building houses better and better.
That's really facts, for each house
that I have inspected recently
seems to have some entirely diff
ferent features especially appeal
ing to the homeSeeker. These
homes in Rollingwood are entirely
different and Splendidly con-
Structed. Most Of them are on
large lots with natural wooded set
tingS and are rightly called Ameri-
can homes. Each one is individual,
some having three bedrooms and
two baths, others an additional
bedroom. The Easements Of these
houses are noteworthy for their
attractions. as there is lounge
room for playtinne, a complete
maids room and bath, laundry
room and q two-car garage. These
houses are located in a lovely Sec
ton adjoining Rock Greek Park at
Beach Drive and Leland Street.
To aid you in your quest Of the
unusual see these houses.
FOXHALL:
English homes have Q certain
distinctiveneSS and outstanding
prestige and always are exceed
ingly picturesque. The builders Of
these houses in Foxhall have care
fully carried out the English type
perfectly. Here you will find two
types Of houses with double fronts,
upstairs and downstairs screened
in porcheS, garage and maids
room. For your inspection there
Is a model home at 1541 44th
Street which Is open daily. Drive
out and see it, 1t will give you
many worthwhile ideas.
The Washington times., 1936-02-12
$13,95O
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LARGE, DETACHED BRICK
Overlooking Rock Creek Park and 10.
Gated west of 18th ST.. in very fine neigh
borhood. This home contains 10 nicely
arranged rooms on two floors, including
first floor; hardwood floors, attic. new
equipment and decorations; is automatic
ally heated by gas: all in brand new house
condition; vacant, and the price just
reduced to this low figure to move II
quickly. Phone
4. N. HOOKER, metropolitan 1858
EVENINGS 5 to 9, call North 7096