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BADOCLTO GETS NEW TITLE

endowments for the university.
Evening star., 1936-03-27
KINDER DECLINES
CLEVELAND OFFER
Asked to Conduct Summer
Concerts-Hopes He May
Lead Series Here.

DR.. Hans Kinder. conductor OF
the National Symphony Orchestra.
announced yesterday he has declined
an offer to conduct the Cleveland
Symphony Orchestra in its first series
Of Summer concerts this year.
Eager to match the success scored
by the Capitals symphony last Sum-
mer, the Cleveland orchestra turned
to DIR. Kinder for direction, but
the popular conductor declined the
engagement in the hope Washington
again will be able to enjoy series
Of sunset concerts" at the Water
Gate.
Whether the series will be arranged
depends entirely on the outcome of
the orchestra's sustaining fund drive.
Meanwhile, Chairman Aiming S.
Prall of the Federal Communications
Commission, today pledged his sup
port to the campaign and expressed
the hope "the orchestra may receive
an increasing popular support" He
said. in a statement:
"The concerts of the orchestra are
an important contribution to the civic
and cultural life of the people of
Washington. Those who love good
music appreciate the greater poise
and understanding and the enlarge
ment of soul, which results from lis
tening to the masterpieces of the
worlds greatest composers. Washing
ton, the Capital of the great Nation,
must maintain its position among
other capitals of the world in foster
ing a better appreciation for good
music.
"As chairman of the Communica-
tions Commission, have been very
glad to know that some of the Sum-
mer sunset concerts have been broad
cast so that many who are unable
to attend may still share in the en-
joyment, and those at distance may
be able to listen in their homes"
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Paiamas and
Neglieees
Reduced

6 pairs Synthetic Crepe (slightly
weighted) Pajamas, with tunic
length blouse. King blue and
wine. Sizes IA to IS. Were
S1O.95. Now-------.-----S5.95
8 Tailored Satin, slightly
weighted, robes in. blue with
tearose facing. Sizes 48, so and
So. Were $10.95. Now---$7.95
6 Tearose Satin (slightly
weighted) Negligees, with en-
broidered net capes. Sizes IA,
20 and 40. Were $5.95.
4 Tailored Satin (slightly
weignted) Robes, in blue, wine
and black. Sizes small, medium
and large. Were 7.95. Now S5.S5
8 Tailored Satin Slightly
weighted) Robes, in black, blue
and wine. Sizes small and me-
dunn. Were $5.95. Now 1885
NEGLIeEEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Novelty JeweIry
Reduced

25 Pieces In a group including
gold colored metal clips in
various shapes. Were 45c.
NOW ------------- -SoC
rs Pieces including colored bead
bracelets and necklaces, prystal
and gold colored mesh brace
lets. Were $2.25 and $2.55.
NOW -SI.oo
10 Juliet Caps in silver or gold
colored net with colored edges
of black, red, blue and green.
Were 81.
1 Triple Folding Frame, in red
leather with gilt tooling. Size
7x9. Was $3.50. Now--S6
1 Folding Frame for four pic
lures. Brown leather with gilt
tooling. Size 6x8. Was SO.
Brown Leather Frame, size
7x9. Was $3.50. Now----S3
NOVELTY JEwELRY,
AIsLEs AND Z, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07

business to avoid new taxes was to
actually . study" Government
and make constructive suggestions"
on economies to Congress and State
Legislatures.
Business objections to new tax pro-
posals are comforting" he declared.
but "if more time were devoted to
such studies, and II they were then
vigorously followed, perhaps some Of
the taxation plans with which we
wrestle would not be upon U.s."
Heimann made the suggestion in
addressing the Chicago Association of
Credit Men.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Furniture Reduced 10 or More

4 Dining Room Tables in
mahogany-and-gum. Dun
can Phyfe 2-pedestal base.
No leaves. Originally $40.
Now -----S2O
1 Modern Walnut Bookcase.
Originally $22. Now-----$l1
1 Walnut Side Chair with
blue seat cover. Originally
$6. Now--------.------
1 Walnut-and- Gum Dining
Room Buffet. Semi-modern
design, small size. Originally
$50. Now----------$lS.75
1 Upholstered Bench. Orig
inally s12.50. Now----$4.50
1 Maple Windsor c. air.
Originally IS. Now----$2.25
1 VAIN u t-and-Gum Bed
Room Chair. Originally
S12.50. Now
3 Modern Dinette Chairs in
Walnut-and-gum. Origin
ally $12. Now---------S5.50
1 Modern Gray Mansonia Ex-
tension Table. Originally
$35, Now-$17.50
/ Modern Maple Refectory
Table. Originally $38. Now.
$19
FURNITURE, Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Silk Underwear
Reduced

2 pairs Panties, in pure-dye
satin and crepe. Tearose. Sizes
II and 10. Were $1.95.
10 ure-Dye Satin Gowns with
elaborate lace trimming. Blue.
dusty and tearose. Sizes Is
and IT. Were $5.95. Now s3.95
s Gowns in pure-dye satin, in
tearose with ecru lace trimming.
Sizes 18, 10 and 20. Were $5s5.
Now w--------------------SS.S5
6 Pure-Dye Satin Gowns with
lace trimming. In tearose and
blue. Sizes IS and 16. Were
1905 Now-S1,9
SILK UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Special Selling
Dress Shields
Three pairs, b8c

6 dozen Kleinert's dress
shields of silk in a good
assortm mt of Spring
shades. Size 3.
10 Rubber Makeup Capes in
flesh only. Slightly soiled. Were
25c. w-------15c
6 sets Garment Hangers in
pastel shades. In sets of 3.
Somewhat soiled. Were 75c set.
Now QUO
3 Moire Sewing Boxes with Sec
tions for thread and other needs.
In maroon and navy. Were 81.
As ----------65c
NOTIONS, AISLE 81, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Formal Room CownsReduced

Misses Gowns for dinner and
evening wear, of silk and
acetate crepes. lace, taffeta
and net, in black, pastels
and prints. Sizes IL to 20.
4, were s1e.75 and $22.75.
Now w--------S7.75
IA, were s16.95 and S22.75.
Now w----Sl2.25
7. were $22.75 to S39.75.
Now w------------$14.50
FORMAL ROOM, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07

Carrie A. Nations hatchet raids, was
the object of wide search today.
E. Watkins, president of the Kan
sas Diamond Jubilee Exposition to be
held here october Tilt, said the cam
vas done by the late John Noole was
wanted for the exposition.
The painting. he added, would be
easily recognizable. There is a dent
in it put there by Carrie Nation when
she tossed bricks and bottles at the
picture, hanging in a saloon she in
vaded with her hatchet.
Mrs. John Noole, widow Of the
artist, said she had traced the picture
to Cincinnati, but there lost its trail.
Evening star., 1936-05-07

9 Dresses for women of pure
silk prints, in navy, black
and brown monotones, and
colorful prints. Sizes 36 to
AZ. Were 1895 and $16.95.
NOW -------- S5.S5
Is Dresses in plain colored
silk and acetate crepes and
sheers, in navy and black.
Sizes SO to A. Were $16.95
to $29.75. Now------$7.95
26 Dresses for women, Of
plain and printed acetate
crepes, mostly with jackets.
A few with long coats. Sizes
SO to A. Were 1895 to
S19.95. Now-----$9.95
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLoo
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Friday Special
Toilet Tissue
Csc dozen rolls

100 dozen rolls Woodtex
tissue. 1000 sheet rolls.
18 Cigarette Cases in assorted
colors. Originally 81. Now--50c
36 Shower Sprays in assorted
colors. Originally $1.20. Now-75c
8 Glass Vanity Sets with mirror
trays. Were SITS. Now--75c
1 Perfume Set, four odors. Was
81. Now---------------
36 boxes Bath Powder in as
sorted colors. Were CSC. Now
TorLErRIEs, AIsLEs IA, 16. ID
AND 20, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Books. " Price

10 biographies and auto
biographies. 10 social and
economic studies. 4 books
of poetry.
rs Young Modern's Books,
stories Of mystery and adven-
ture for modern boys and girls.
Were 75c. Now----------35c
4 Roundabout, by Alice Dali
gliesh. Were SITS. Now -75c
S Pollyanna's Castle in Mexico,
the eighth and latest "Glad"
book. Were So. Now-------$l
THE Book STORE,
ArsLEs % AND "a, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Women's Dresses Reduced

9 Better Dresses for women,
including pure silk crepes
and sheers and printed jacket
suits. Sizes 36 to AZ. Were
$39.75. Now ow------------S22
81 Dresses for Shorter Won.
en-. In pure silk prints and
acetate prints and sheers.
Jacket styles, in sizes 161z
to 2412. Were $l3.95 and
$685.. Now----------S9.95
7 Dresses for Shorter Women
in pure silk prints and sheers.
Sizes 1919. 221a and 2412.
Were $29.75 and $39.75.
Now w----------------$13.50
Evening star., 1936-05-07

fact, I was about to lose the place, /"
Twiford said. He gave away three Of
the puppies, but kept the mother and
one runt, "Squeezit."
Yesterday "Squeezit" became o
movie actor at $35 day.
"It's lot better than the garage
business" the ex-soldier grinned.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Imported Irish
Linen Sui+ines. 58c
We're SIPS Yard

We're SIPS Yard
80 yards suiting, SO inches
wide, in natural color.
so Imported Irish Novelty Plaid
Linens. Were $780, Now,
500 Remnants of rayon, Ce-
lanese and cotton dress fabric
in lengths Of / to 2ia yards.
Reduced "a anG more.
CorToN DRESS GOODS,
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07

"a Fishermen's Sun Hats of
white duck. Slightly soiled.
Were 35c. Now--------10c
2 Fishing Kits, cork lined.
Were SITS. Now------$1.75
S Electric Bait Rods. Were
81. Now ow--------------5Oc
SPORTING Goops. F'otjkrH FLO,
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Summer
Foundations. $i.95
We're IS

We're IS
IS one-piece Bien Jolie
foundations of Summer
voileS and nets, in white
and tearose. Sizes IS, 36,
80, 40, Al, AZ and 46.
8 All-Elastic Step-In Girdles
in sizes 26 to 80 and 80. Were
$3.50. Now------$3.95
Is One Piece Foundations in
Guiding Bien Jolie, Woodthrop
and Lily of France makes. Fig
ured batiste and satin with Las
tex or elastic. Sizes 33, IS, 36,
38, 80 and A. Were $3.50 and
$10.50. Now-----S4.95
6 Step-In Girdles, Talon fast
ened, in sizes 81, 20, 29, 80 and
80. Were $5. Now-----S2.95
CoRsErs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07

1 Black Figured Chintx
Boudoir Chair. Originally
$40. Now---------------
l Walnut-and-Gum Humi.
dor, copper-lined. Originally
SIS. Now
1 Modern Walnut Flat-Top
Desk. Originally $18. Now So
2 Modern Walnut-and- Gum
Bookcases. Originally $14.
NOW -----------$5
2 Black and Chromium
Smoking Stands. Originally
IS. Now-------S S2.25
2 Novelty Recreation Room
Benc hes. Originally $22.
NOW ------------------$5
2 Modern Maple Extension
Tables. Originally $27.50.
NOW -------- --------S S15.5O
2 Dinette Chairs in maple.
Originally 81. Now----$3.5O
6 Modern Refectory Dinette
Tables. Originally $12.50.
NOW -------------------$6
l Mahogany-Finish Metal
Vanity with full-length
mirror. Originally $50.
NOW -$19.75
i Mah0gany-Finish NJ MetaI
Vanity Bench. Originally
$14.75. Now----..-----$6.e5
Evening star., 1936-05-07

W0men's and Shorter Wom.
ems Evening and Dinner
Dresses, in chiffon, marquis
ette and satin, in black.
white, pastels and prints.
Sizes included are 1874 to
24l2. and SO to A.
10, were $16.95 and 1895.
NOW ------S5
6, were $l6.95 and S22.75.
Now ------S12.25
IL, were $22.75 and $25.
Now -S1 $3.50
6. were SPOTS and S39.75.
NOW -------Sl9.oU
Evening star., 1936-05-07

3 Green and Ivory Kitchen
Cabinets Were $13.95.
NOW -----------:-----$S.95
SO Relish Dishes in assorted
shapes. Were 25c. Now Sc
500 rolls Good Quality
Toilet Tissue. Special for FRI
day only. Dozen rolls--.65c
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Fishing Equipment Reduced

21 Hand Lines with bobbins.
Were Csc. Now $10c
13 Kingfisher Reels. Were
$2.45. Now---------$1.20
Ia Small Size Fishing Reels.
Were $3.50. Now------75c
2 sets Coupe Seat Covers.
Were $2.75. Now------$1.35
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Manufacturers samples
Cotton Gowns

36 Han d m q de Philippine
Gowns in tearose, pink and
white. Sizes Is, 16 and II, 7Sc
IL Printed Sheer Gowns, bias
cut. Sizes IS, Is and 17---7Sc
"a Printed Philippine Hand
made Gowns in blue and pink.
Sizes IS, I6 and l7---------S5c
6 Plain Philippine Gowns in
tearose, pink and white. Sizes
is, Is and 17--------------S5c
IA Printed Gowns in bias cut,
with rufile and embroidery trim
ming. Blue and pink. Sizes
Is, 16 and 17---.--...-.--Soc
COTTON UNDERwEAR,
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Sports Dresses, $3.50
We're SI6.95

18 in silks and acetates.
IL Blouses in plain colors
and prints. Sizes "a to 40.
Were $3.50 to $685..
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
CARRIE NATIONS AK
STARTS ART HUNT

Canvas Of "Cleopatra's Bath"
Sought for Exposition Because
Crusader Damaged It.
BY the Associated Press.
WICHITA, Kans., May 7.-"Cleo-
patra's Bath" the battle-scarred
painting of the former queen of the
Egyptians, which figured in one Of
Evening star., 1936-05-07
STEPS TAKEN IN FIGHT
TO FREE AL CAPONE
Attorneys Get Data In Attempt to
Prove Grand Jury Improperly
Impane1ed.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 7.-Attorneys Ly-
man w. Sherwood and William Par
rillo took the first official step yester-
day in their effort to free Al Capone
from Alcatraz Prison.
From the clerk OF the United States
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Laboratory All Glass.

The first windowless, all-glass build
ing in the world is q research labora-
tory in Toledo, Ohio. The walls are
translucent, but not transparent.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Women's Shoes, s4.95
Were SS.75 TO $3.50

200 pairs in discontinued styles; some Matrix shoes
included in the group In blue gray, black or brown
with low, medium or high heels.
80 pairs Colegebred Sports Shoes Were $785 ws3s5
WoMEN's SHOES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-05-07

With 7s-length coats,
Sizes IA, 20, AZ and 46.
5 Spring Suits, fur trimmed.
In blue, gray, navy and
black, trimmed with fox,
wolf or galyak. Sizes IA to
l8. Were s39.75 to S59.75.
Now T-----------------S26
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Sizes IA to 20.

Is Sports Blouses in acetate
and novelty crepes. Assorted
colors. Sizes "a to 40. Were
S3.95. Now----------Sl.9
Evening star., 1936-05-07

228 pieces Table Glassware;
plates, cups and saucers,
footed tumblers, sugars and
creams. Reduced to, each
or set SC
IL Crystal Glass Beverage
Sets with bitters bottle and
eight old-fashioned glasses.
Were ST. set. Now--75c set
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Shagmoor Suits, sI8.75
Were S29.75 and S35

8, including some in angora
IN tan, blue, gray and black
10 Tailored Suits, in brown,
blue and gray mixtures. Sizes
IL to 20. Were s16.e5 to
S29.75. Now-----$10
SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
PUPPY, EARNING $35
A DAY, SAVES VETERAN
About to Lose Business, He Finds
Litter in Garage and Puts
One in Films.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, May Henry Twi-
ford, disabled war veteran, found a
dog and four newborn puppies under
his garage few weeks ago.
The garage business was slow. "In
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Dinner Sets, sI8
Were $3.50

54- piece sets in decorated china.
pieces China that includes dinner bread
butter fruit plates bowls pitchers
paers and Reduced 10 5c and 25c
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Dresses, s4'45
Were S595 to SI0.95

Is in womens misses and half sizes some redngotes
and maternity styles in the group In synthetic nov
city crepes sheers and prints.
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-05-07
TOYS Reduced One-HaIf

Two tables of toys in selection that includes novel;
ties, doll houses, tennis rackets, pogo sticks and me-
chanical toys.
THE Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-05-07

IS Crystal Glass Tumblers
with etched design. Were
Csc. Now l0c
So Decorated Glass Salad
Bowl and Sandwich Trays.
Reduced to---------25c
40 dozen Crystal Tumblers,
8 and II ounce sizes. Re-
duced to----------30c dozen
Evening star., 1936-05-07
BUSINESS Is ADVISED
TO STUDY GOVERNMENT
Official Of Credit Organization

UmclaI OF Credit Organizat10n
Says Alertness to Problems Can
Effect Solutions.
BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May Henry II. Hell
mann, New York, executive manager
Of the National Association Of Credit
Men, said last night the way for
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Sampson Sun Lamps, s975
= We're $3.50
We're $3.50

sun lamps, floor models, chromium bases.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Friday-Remnant Day
Millinery. $2.25

Vas IS and y6.5U
100 hats in a selection in
cluding straw, felt and
fabric. Assorted head sizes
in black, brown, navy,
gray and white.
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07

District Court they obtained certified
copies of the common law record Of
the former gang leaders indictment
for violation Of the income tax laws,
with docket entries showing the i'm
paneling and extensions Of the grand
jury.
The attorneys said they would leave
early next week for San Francisco to
flle petition for a writ of habeas cor
pus in behalf of Capone, alleging the
grand jury which indicted him was
not impaneled properly.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
ormaIRoomWraps
Greatly Reduced

Attractive wraps in short and three-quarter
lengths, of bengaline blotting paper felt, plain
and quilted taffeta, and quilted satin in black,
white, navy, pink, rose and eggshell. Sizes IL
to 20.
Wraps, were S10.95 and $12.95. Now------S7.75
Wraps, were $22.75 and s2s75 NowslS5O
FORMAL ROOM THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Universal Cooler Refrigerators
Greatly Reduced

l, No. 535. Was $149.50.
Now w------------S99.50
1 Apex Dryer-Type Washer,
No. Sl4. Was $3.50. Now.
S67.95
1 Conlon Ironer, 26-inch
cabinet type. Now, as Is. SIS
LooR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Table Stemware, 25c
Vas SOC

Vas SOC
600 pieces table stemware of optic crystal glass thin
blown crystal glass. Goblets, sherbets, beverage
glasses footed tumblers and fruit juice glasses Dis
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Pos+marked
Paper, 68c box

vas ii
$50 boxes in an assortment
including Semi-note, letter
and club sizes, in mist gray
tweed and Shell-white vel
lum. 48 sheets and 48 enve-
lopeS.
STATIONERY, AISLE 4,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Boys Wash Suits
ST We're sl.65

106 in sizes 4, 6, 8 and 10.
% White Lastex Golf Caps for
boys. Were 81. Now-----95c
66 Suits B.V.D. Athletic Under
wear for boys. Were 81. Now $50
9 Wool Bathing Shirts. Sizes
%. and 80 to 36. Were 81.
NOW
20 Cotton Rugby Suits, coat and
shorts, in discontinued Summer
styles, well tailored. Sizes 5
and 7 to II. Were SO. Now S1.95
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Juniors Dresses Reduced
Girls Dresses Reduced

Prints and solid colors in co
Z to 16.
Z, were 50. Eow---.--S1.45
Is, were So. Now-----S2.25
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Juniors Flannel Sports Jackets
sos were ssss

IS jackets with notched
brown. tan, navy and g,
II to II.
5 Flannel Skirts for juniors,
to match jackets. Sizes
"a to %. Were S3.95.
Now -----------------S1.95
20 Juniors SIip-on Sweaters
in lightweight wool, short
sleeves. Assorted checks.
Sizes II to II. Were So.
Now ----------------$1.45 AS
5 Juniors Two-piece Valcu
size IL. Were $12.95. Now
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Juniors Slips
$I.25
We're sI.75 and 81

We're sI.75 and 81
II silk crepe slips, slightly
weighted, bias cut, with
adjustable straps. Tearose.
in sizes 13 and 16.
Is Junior Rayon Panties with
reinforced crotch. Tearose only.
Size 6. Were 58c. Now----40c
GIRLS FURNISHINGS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Juveniles
Apparel Reduced

5 Boys Imported Suits, wool,
in sizes and 6. Were S3.95.
Now -S2.45
8 Valcuna Knit Suits, sizes 2
and 3. Were $595. Now -S2.25
3 Boys Knitted Suits, two and
three piece. Size 3.
Four were 81. Now---S1.25
Five were SO. Now----S1.95
JUVENILES APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-07

with white stripes. Sizes
80 Girls Cotton Blouses in
dimity, pique and broadcloth.
Plain colors and prints.
Sizes S to 16. Were $1.15.
Now Csc
Is Slip-on Sweaters for girls
and juniors. Some with
turtle neckS. Assorted colors.
Sizes 8 to l6. Were 81 and
SO. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dresses. Brown and wine. in
-------------S5.95
Evening star., 1936-05-07

Rr1No GooDs. F'otkTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
Qo(CNlz1z
caMY
by EMILY Post
Author Of etiquette: The Blue Book Of Social
Uso0e, ""The Psrsonoiay Of Hovss. ."Ete.

stay over the holidays, is question
constantly asked. The rule of safety,
it seems to me, is to take candy to the
hostess and let that suffice. Or else
take.a newly published book to each
member of the family, chosen from
the friends description of their tastes.
Many ask whether an engagement
ring may be given as a Christmas
present. The answer is it can be the
big present, yes. But it should be
accompanied by something else - no
matter how trifling this something
else" may be.
As last word to those who ask me
what they should give Him or Her or
any one else - / can't possibly answer
Evening star., 1936-11-22

better than to say: Please, dear reader,
look carefully every day through the
advertisements in this newspaper
From now on the pages will be full of
illustrations, among which you can
not fail to find helpful suggestions.
However, can at least tell you this:
Today young woman may properly
accept any present from man whom
she knows very well - and give him
one if she wants to in return - so long
as these presents are neither too valu-
able nor too personal. She can of
course accept such a conventional gift
as flowers or candy or a book from
any man she knows.
Copyright. 1896. by Emily Post
Evening star., 1936-11-22

loveliness. Give yourself the benefit of that
smoother, brighter, younger look. And now
here's one secret of Camay's almost magic effect
on your skin. Camay is milder than other leading
beauty soaps-has been definitely proven miIder
by tests on women's skim
Why envy these girls their good looks-do ex-
actly as they do. get yourself Camay Com
plexion, Buy halfdozen cakes today-we've
already limited at the modest price!
Milford chronicle., 1936-07-31
MILTON ANNUAL HOME
COMING NEXT WEEK
[ContinMed Ion Firsf Pagel

TCOBfiHMed from First PGgel
tween the white and cOlored old tim
ers, directed by Charles A. Burrous;
parade at z p. m, led by the Coast
Artillery Band; invocation by Geo.
R. Davidson; community singing,
led by Prof. WEIGH; music by band;
awarding Of prizes; addresses by
James p Darby, ErmOn Postles'
Ralph NJ. Smith, William H. Ward,
Ernest NJ. Jefferson, Dr.. Robert B.
HOPKINS and Mrs. UrGrant Collins.
Sunday, all churches Of the town
will have special services In keep
ing with home coming; community
service at school grounds at p. m.
Invocation by Charles I. Vent; CONF
munity singing, led by William B.
Wagamon, Frank B. Carey and
Prof. Edgar NJ. Welch. Prominent
speakers will be in attendance; twt-
light services at p. m, conducted
by EDwOrth League of the NJ. +.
church and Christian EndeavOr So
ciety Of the NJ. P. Church. on the
shores OF Lake Fanganzyki.
A large number of former Milton
fans and other visitors IS expected
to be in Milton for the event ana
many reservations have been made
for accommodations for the three
days. Il will be worth your while 70
be in Milton on the above dates TOT
h promises to be the greatest nome
coming ever held here.
Milford chronicle., 1936-07-31
LEWES TO HOLD
SWIMMING MEET
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Glass A, including men of twenty
years of age and over, and entrants
who have attended college, will fea-
ture fifty yards free style, hundred
yards free style. and hundred yards
back stroke races, as well as a div
ing competition.
Glass B, for men of nineteen
years and under, and weighing 126
pounds and over, will include one
hundred yards free style and fifty
yards back stroke races, and div
ing competition.
Glass c. for boys weighing be-
tween Ill and 125 pounds, will have
fifty yards free style and fifty yards
back stroke races, and a diving COM
petition.
Glass D, for boys of 11O pounds
and under. will include a fifty yards
free style race, and a diving cOmpe-
titiOn.
In the Women's and Girls Divi-
sion. seniors of seventeen years and
over. will engage in fifty yards free
style and fifty yards back stroke
races, and in a diving competition.
The juniors of this group, of six
teen years and under, will vie in
fifty yards free style and fifty yards
back stroke races. and in a diving
competition.
A special event Of the meet, which
is receiving much favor and Great
ing great amusement elsewhere. is a
clown diving contest, for which
prizes will be given for the most
exhibition from either high
or low boards.
First, second, and third prizes, in
gold, silver. and bronze, respectively,
will be awarded in each of the
events. These trophies will be either
medals OF watch chain plaques.
The meet is to be held under in
swimming rules, says
Chairman Kepner, and competent
Judges are being obtained.