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popular in this section. The evening
was spent at cards and games.
Mrs. John w. Mann was hostess
at one of the largest parties of the
week Wednesday.
Mrs. Mann's guests were Mrs.
George B. Clendenin, Mrs. Percy
H. Royster Mrs. Eugene E. Stevens,
Mrs. Myron B. Stevens, Mrs. Will
liam H. Swanger, Mrs. Victor Bihl,
Mrs. James Martin, Mrs. Paul Ryon,
Mrs. E. H. Hartnett, Mrs. Nathan
w. Robertson, Mrs. Donald F. Rob-
erts and Mrs. George Myers.
Mrs. Elisha Hanson
Has Week End Guest.
Mrs. Elisha Hanson of Alta Vista
has Mrs. Charles Clinard of Sails
bury, Md, as her guest over the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Willis of
Westmoreland Hills have with them
Mrs. Willis mother, Mrs. j. F.
Hager of Charleston, w. Va, and
her brother, DR.. James L. Hager of
New York City. Mrs. Hager came
from Charleston for a weeks visit
with her son-in-law and daughter,
and DR.. Hager, who is a prominent
physician in New York, came Fri
day to spend the week end with
his mother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan I. McKeithen
have as their guests DR.. Phillip B.
Price and Mrs. Price and their
daughter, Mary Price of Tsinan,
China, who came to Battery Park
Friday for short stay.
DR.. Price, who is on furlough from
his work on the medical staff Of
Cheeloo University in Tsinan, came
here for a number of speaking en-
gagements in nearby Maryland and
Virginia. He and Mr.. McKeithen
were classmates at Davidson COL
lege, Davidson, N. c., and during
DR.. Prices stay in this section he
and Mrs. Price will be guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. McKeithen.
Mr.. William Gail Harveycutter of
Salem, Va, who was the guest of his
cousin, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Lake
Harveycutter, in Bradley Hills early
In the week has returned home.
Mrs. Macmillan and Son
Go to Florida.
Mrs. Mary MCMILLAN and her son,
Mr.. Charles Francis Macmillan of
Boonesboro, Md, who were spend
ing the winter with Mr. and Mrs. B.
Peyton Whalen in Alta Vista, left
Friday for Jacksonville, Fla, to stay
until the middle of February.
Mrs. Evan Condor of Bethesda
has also gone to Florida to stay until
the early spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Stokes, who
were in Fort Myers, Fla, during
the early part of January, have re-
turned to their home in Greenwich
Forest.
From Fort Myers also comes word
that Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Brown
of Alta Vista, who went last fall
to the winter home that they have
had there for several years, expect
to remain In the South until about
Easter.
Mrs. Browns mother, Mrs. Flor
ence Frazier, who was with her SON.
in-law and daughter for two months,
has returned to her home in Wash
ington, and Miss Helen Brown, who
was with her father and mother earl
ier in the month, is back again at
Providence Hospital, where she is
taking nurses training course.
Miss Alice PoWick of Drummond,
who is a student at Hood College,
Frederick, Md, will spend next week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilmer C. PoWick and she will have
as her guest during her stay here,
her classmate, Miss Elizabeth Nc
Gown of MapleWood, N. j.
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place January IA at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon at the parsonage OF the
Rev. II. H. Hoyt Of La Plata, who
performed the wedding ceremony.
The bride wore a teal blue suit
trimmed in red fox, with matching
accessories, and wore a corsage of
white orchids and valley lilies.
Mrs. Carter Perkins was the ma
tron of honor, while Mr.. Perkins Of
Baltimore served as best man. Mr.
and Mrs. Philips, before returning to
Waldorf, where they will make their
home at Woodland Acres, will spend
some time in Bermuda.
Miss Betty Gill Edelen Of Bryan
town is spending few days this
week with friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. James Cough of Washington
is spending this week end with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edelen Cough
Of Chaptico, Md.
Mrs. William r. Saxton of Budds
Greek is spending this month at
Compton on the Bay, visiting her
nephew, Mr.. Albert Davis, jr.
A marriage of much interest to
st. Marys was the wedding of Miss
Mary Agnes Long, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard j. Long of Me-
chanicsville, Md, and Mr.. William
Lemuel Turner of Hughesville, Md,
which took place January IA at 9:30
O'Clock in the Immaculate Concep-
ton Catholic Church, Mechanics
vile. The pastor of the church, the
Rev. Father j. I. Gipprich, S. j.,
performed the nuptial mass.
Miss Martha Long, sister of the
bride, was the maid of honor. Mr..
Ryan Jameson of Hughesville was
best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner will make
their home at Hughesville, Md.
Prince Frederick Group
In Florida for Winter.
Mrs. John E. Donald and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry L. Conner of Prince
Frederick are spending this winter
in Punta Gorda, Fla.
Mrs. Nettie A. Morgan, who has
been spending some time in Leon
ardtoWn, has returned to Washing
ton, where she is spending the win
ter with Mr.. and Mrs. Roach Abell
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Knight of
Rosebank have as their house guest
Mr.. PER- knight of Elizabeth City,
N. C.
Mrs. Joseph F. Crew of Fosters
Neck has left to spend several weeks
in Wilmington, Del, her former
home.
Capt. and Mrs. Theodore BosWick
of Stony Knoll entertained at dinner
Tuesday in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Nelson of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Greenwell of
Medleys Neck have returned to their
home after spending the latter part
Of this past week in Richmond, Va
Mrs. Roe Cecil on the Washington
boulevard has with her for a month
as her house guest Mrs. Paul Bowen
of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs John M While, sr.
of Hollywood entertained Wednesday
evening at a dinner dance in honor
of their daughter, Miss Agnes While
The party was given in honor of Miss
| Wlble's 18th birthday anniversary.
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Singluff, sr., OF
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Visitors Add to Interest
OF Nearby Social Activity
Guest of MIR. and Mrs. Enyart
Extensively ENTERTAINERS;
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Hosts

The unusual of visitors the Bethesda community this week
has given added interest to the small parties that
here during
Mrs Charles Dickerman Duluth Mnn the guest Of her
and daughter and William in Wemoe
land Hills honor luncheon Friday given by
Southwick in Georgetown.
here also at bridge luncheon given by Mrs George
Wetheril Of Wesmoreand Hills on Monday.
neighbors
Greenwich Forest last evening informal parties that
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Miss Knott Visiting
In Washington.

Miss Jane Knott of Palmers is
spending this week end in WASH
ington with Miss Madeline OMally.
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Mrs. Mary Y Bradshaw
of Salisbury, Md, and Mr.. Emerson
c. Phillips, formerly of this city and
now of Waldorf, Md, which took
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Boys Dept.-2nd Floor
Boys Winter Wear
~ Price and Less!

4o-AI-wooI S.. .95 to So IS Maeknows -S2o7
Double breasted plads plain. Sizes 20.
2-Woo Oxford Prep Suits S2l50 Slo.8S
Two long Double breasted. size 1S only
lo-Prep Wool overeoots, - to ", were Sl7.s5 sss7
l4-Youths' Overcoots, S15.95 $7.97
Sizes IL to II. All wool and wool and cotton.
55-Little Boys ST 50 Suits. Sizes 4 10 7oe
22-Grey ond Brown Cotton Tweeduoy Shorts, boys sizes
to 8. Were 1.99 .99-------------------
l2o-5se Cotton Broodeoth Dress Shirts --lse
16-Boys' Three piece Wool Snow Suits $500 ----S S2.e7
Sass Upper Wool Snow Suits --. -------- $3.50
Plaid ski a. Cotton fannelee
85-Boys' 7se g 81 90 Wool Cops --------.----1se
25-$3.95 Hoekmeyer Cotton Tweeduroy Breeehe IS to
20 sSe
3-WooI Cotton Ape. Suits with Two Poirs Long 'Trou-
II to II. coo and long $7.s7
7-one-Piece Cotton Fonneiette Poomos, sizes to s.
Were 69e 9e----------.---
40-Hof sleeve Cotton Wash Suits s---------z9e
4
le-ho.oreth 100 Wool, 900 Cotton Unonsuts sse
3
l5-Woo overeoots, s. 7, 8. Were Sl095 S4.99
Kanns Boys Sore-Second Floor.
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Gloves

-43 Prs. Brown Kids, 5a4 20
to 7. Were Sl.59
lilo Prs. Rayon Fabrics, 40.
rust brown. Were ST
-93 Prs. Glace Kid Pullons and
Demi Mousquetairs. G7 70
Were S295 and $3.50
80 Prs. Capeskin Pull OSc
0ns. Were s1.39 NV
-l2O Prs. Rayon and Cotton
Fabrics. sec to 79c irreg- COo
ulars. Some soiled ----
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Linens

40 Grey Cotton and IN.
Rayon Towels. Orig. 19c
Odd Lot C0l0red Cotton Scarfs
and Ape. Sets. Orig. 29c L.
and 39c ---- .------
-25 Martex Cotton Bath c1
Mats. 81 SO and So seconds
-6 Fringed Rayon and Cotton
cloths. 4sx8O, orig. s1.29; 20
RayOn and Cotton 9-Pc.
Sets. 54xS3 cloth. Orig. 8Qc
Sl.39 ---- wv
10 Cotton Lace 60x80 e1 on
Cloths. Orig. So 95 -
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Orig. SI.69
Leather Bogs
B9c
Underwear
Top handles and back
straps black and
brown!
Kann's-Street Floor.

-26 Milanese Silk indies, large
sizes, orig. 6sc; 30 Rayon 10c
indies. soiled ~
IA Carter's Rayon Vests and
Panties. Small sizes. Orig. %.
-28 Kayser Tuckstitch 2-Pc. Pa
jamas, dark colors. IA, 90.
Is. Orig. $2---- wv
40 Cotton Terry Cloth cO.
Pajamas. Orig. $109- Nv
-13 Women's Cotton Tuckstitch
Pajamas and Sleepers with 20.
feet. Orig. 50 and $3.50 Wv
30 Women's Dark Ray 70.
on Robes. Orig. $1.95 ~
kann's-Street Floor,
Trimmings
Bone and Glass Belt ~
Slides. We're zoe to soc AAC
Odd Lot Colored But ~
tons. Card Il
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Homefittinas

Curtain Material Rem Rc
nants. Were l9c to 39c yd.
Cotton and Rayon Curtain and
Drapery Remnants. Were 7Rc
ACC to 89c yd.
-Ray0n and Cotton Drapery and
Upholstery r e m n nts. 2hc
Were CSC to S198 yd. -
-12 Bolts Printed Linen KIN
Cretonne. Was 98c yd
Odd Lot Curtain Strips. 70c
Were 39c to 59c ca.
is Prs. Curtains. &7 S0
Were s2s5 to $4.95 pr. o
-65 Rayon Taffeta Spreads
and Drapes. Were $l98 OQc
Upholstery Squares. COc
Were sec to 98c ca.
81 Window Shades. soc C7o
to 79c seconds. Ea.
U.S. u.s. 1so Bolts IS Cotton &C." on ohin'1' 25c
-35 Prs. Rayon and Cotton DAM
ask Drapes. Were 1895 to O.
sl295 pr. ------- --- ~
Il LANE" Cedar Chest. GOO
Was 1895 ca. ~~o
~ Lane" Lane! Chest $3.50
10 Cotton Jaspe g.
Pc. Slip Cover. Sets. CT 90
Were $695
Ill Bolts SO" Cotton 10
CretOnne. Was 19c yd.
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Girls Wear

-25 Wool and Cotton
Ski Suits. Were $500 CO 90
to $799 -- %O
10 Wool, Wool and Rayon VIM
ter Coats, 7, IL, l6. We're cS
$l098 to $14.98 -- +p'
20 Rubber and Rayon COo
Raincoats. Were $1.65
Is Wool and Cotton Ski Pants
and 30 Cotton Dresses. 90.
Were s1.ss - 99c
80 Wool and Cotton S1 90
Coats. Were S898
30 Wool, Wool and Cotton
Bodice and Tuck-in &7 10
Skirts. Were $199
10 Rayon Dresses. Were or
80 Cotton Knit 2-Pc. o.
Cap Sets. Were 69c--- S
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Infonts' Wear

Cotton Dresses, broken COo
sizes to years. Were soc
Cotton Jersey Leggings, l and
2, were $1.69; Cotton BIouses, 4
to 6, were 81; Cotton
Gowns, 2 to 8, were 89c IOc
and 81
Odd Lot Cotton Shirts, 1919
wool, 900 cotton; Sleeveless
Shirts, were SOC; Cotton Too
Training Pants, were 39c
Boys 2-Pc. Cotton Pajamas, I
to 8, we're 81; Cotton-and-
Rayon Sweaters, were 2Oo
$1.19
-Rayon Vests, broken 1Oo
sizes. Were 39c and SOC
KNITTED Cotton or 1870 Cotton
and $50 Wool Pants. TX
6 to II. Were 39c and sec ~
Plaid Rubberized Raincoats and
Capes, 2 and 3. Were QOo
$l99 and 2.99- wv
Plaid Wool Suspender @1
Skirts, 4 to 6. Were $1.99
Wool and Rayon
Knit ShaWls. Were CT 20
$299 ------------
Il Pc. Cotton and
Wool Snow Suits. Were CT 90
S3.99
Coat Sets, wool and sueded
cotton: broken sizes l CO 90
to 3. Were S5.99 "
-Quixy Snow Suits,
g cotton %srs and d. xo0'' ss l and 1914
-2-Pc. Wool and Cotton Snow
Suits. Sizes S and 6. cs 40
Were $1098 ----- ~
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Books

400 Burt Home Library
Standard Classics. Were o.
S1.uU
Odd Lot Fiction, Etc. H.
Formerly published at 75c Oo
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Corsets

Table Lot Discontinued 90.
Cotton Bandeaux. Were soc @oC
-107 Junior Style Cotton Las
tex Girdles and Panties. SOo
Were ST to 50
-20l Corsets and Girdles of ray
on and cotton Were Sl.68
81 Sample and Odd-Size Cor
settes of rayon and cot CD ~
ton. Were IS to $40
Kann's-Second Floor.
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FIoorcoverinus

30 Hit and Miss Rag 1Oo
Rugs, 22x4O -------
Oval Administer Mats, OOo
24x36. Were $139
US 1s,o fe,t.sass Msrs e, o. Rugs $l.39
~1 o~21 Heavy Grass Rugs $4.45
ns RI Hit os,s and Miss Rag 1895
~les-S1ss ox1e : Mseo rugs as 81 sH12' a2 $4.44
. Stencilled Fiber &7 90
Rugs, 9x12. Were $l2.95 ~ '~
.s,ss 80 s1%jnsses %nss t,d Rugs a9 1895
40 40 Anminstsg x1a" s,soF Rug $l4.25
@1 o-1, Administer mnn ss.ss Rug $3.50
~ ~ servyn a*,, ,n.A Amin. sn, n: $22.98
Il Special Wilton, COZ 40
S.3x1O.6. Was 1895. P~H
@1 o71, A.m'nstsF %in ss, Rug RI $34.49
~1 ox1, Wilton Wilt. *..s Rug $34.95
Il Washed American Oriental
saa 81 u 8; 9; S&iz' was $47.95
Kann'S-Third Floor,
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Hondkerchiefs

100 Mems Hand-ROlled o.
Silk Prints. Choice w
-WOmen's Silk Chiffons IN.
with name. Were SOC
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Mattresses, Etc.

-6 Goose Down Pillows, 21X27,
and 2 Double Poster
Beds. Beds As is. Were $2.99
W. W.. OCCASIONAL Dc as Chair. $500
Il Double Inner
SEsi Spring s,o Mattress torn. $4.99
Il Box Spring for A.
Foot Wood Bed. AS is. c7 90
Was Sl695 --------
Il Double Inner
s,"a Spring Mattress. Was $500
~ c1.,. ovsrsnffed srs' its !. Club 5000
-6 Inner Spring Mat G7O
tresses. Were $780, Wv
B Inner Spring
Mattresses, NJ. .c were 1920
ws I'D. pre'sers with $l4.95
mirrors --
. Inner Spring
Mattresses. We're &1A 90
$3.50 -
10 Inner Spring
MATTRESSES, Matt Sc IS single, sl7.77
-3 Studio COucheS. cOh 90
Were 1895 -
. Studio Couches. 600 90
Were $49.50 ---
Kann's-Third Floor.
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79c to SI.69
Slips, Gowns
and Petticoots
= for $l

Silk and rayons, cottons,
rayon satins. rayon crepes,
rayon taffetaS. About 500
ieceS. Misses and
Women'S.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Dresses

80 Rayon Dresses, II to "A,
and half sizes. Orig. $l095 GS
to $1495 ------- ~
Is Rayon Dresses, 12 Sl2
to 20. Orig. s29.s5-- %A
10 Black Rayon Velvet Evening
Wraps, II, IA, Is, orig. $1495
to $22.95; Is Rayon Dresses, 44l2
to 50l2, orig. $l495 to $l995; 10
Rayon Evening Dresses, 38 to
-, -; os orig slS.s' to $7.99
So Dark Rayon
Dresses. AS is. Orig. &7 90
$500 to $7.95--.-
Us =, 6 women,s .o EN-. kayon' :, ss 800
10 Rayon Evening Dresses,
soiled, II to 16, orig. $795; 20
Misses Tailored Rayon co o.
Dresses, II, IA, 10
Kann's-Second Floor.
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IZ<<<@14 FRIDAY BARGAINS w., .' :
Rd

Neckweor
Odd Lot Wool Sweaters. 20.
Were 81
Odd Lot eckwear, IT,
Scarfs and Sweaters -
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Blankets

-6 Plain Wool Blan-
kets, 72x90. Soiled. CT 90
Were $685. ca. .----
4 Plain North Star Wool Blan-
wss. He.s: 81 s0iled, os L.. 72AS4' $8.95
-12 Plain Wool Blan-
1;!;; wt;: -, 5sx't: l.. so''sa: $500
a Plaid Wool BIan-
kets. 72x84 We're cH OO
$1095. Soiled. Pr
IS Rayon Satin Down Comforts.
72x84. Plain colors. o1C az
Were $1695. Soiled
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Art Goods

Stamped and Tinted 70o
Crib Covers. Were 29c--
Stamped Linen Lunch QOo
Sets. Were 81 set
-2-OZ. Skeins Crevelle 1Oo
Ray0n Yarn. Were 59c -
. Hass0cks. AS is. Were 7Oc
$1.59
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Stationery

Wood Covered Scrap Books, Etc.
Were W re sl.5o to $ltoS2.5O
80 Cigarette Boxes, IS Oc
Ash Trays. Were ST. @'1O
20 Index Files, 3x5 with 1n-
100 index cards. Were zoe AVC
Writing Paper-in boxes-soiled
snd s5s to broken; ok so Were - Price
Kann's-Street Floor.
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nursery FURNITURE
Il Birch Chifferobe. S1208
Was $18.75 -
3 Maple Chests of Drawers and
2 Youth Beds. Ivory. GO 90
Were $1495 -- ~
. Youth Beds. %12O8
Were $l695 - ~
Il Folding Metal Crib
with mattress. Was 60 90
$1995 ---------- %o
IS Small 4-Drawer
MAP Maple Chests. Were $2.88
$50 --
W. W.. Tesser'a'e' .s ss s0iled' $2.95
II Maple Crib with blanket
drawer, was $2495; l Walnut
veneered Gumwood $17 20
Crib. Was s22.5O- %A'oO
Crib. Was $685. ~A ~
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Coots
-3S Cotton and Rubber or Oil
Silk RaincOats. Were So e1
to $495
-35 Cotton Gabardine
RaincOats. Were $4.95 9O On
and $595 -- %A'~~
- Wool and Cotton $50
Coats. Furred. Were $29.95. WV
8 Camel's Hair and Wool
Sports Coats. Were &12 90
$16.95 - %Ao'Oo
-12 Wool and RayOn Untrimmed
Sports Coats, were $22.95 to $29.95.
10 Furred Wool and Cot e1c
ton Coats, were S29.95 pA'
8 Imitation Persian Fabric.
Wool, RayOn and Cotton Coats,
were $2995 and $35; Is Wool and
RayOn Winter Dress COO
Coats. were 1895 PAU
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Cotton Flannelette Gowns and
Pajamas. Rayon Pajamas,
Muslin Slips. Were 81 to it,
s1.95 ---.--
-Rayon Hostess Robes. c1 10
Were S199 to $2.99
Extra size Cotton Slips; o.
RayOn Vests. Were soc
-Rayon Bed kets, 20.
soiled. Were S1.09 ~
-Rayon Gowns, Slips.
Pajamas. Were s195 c1 90
IN soo5 Sl'G1
Kann's-Second Floor,
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Wash Frocks

WOSn TTOCkS
wco''en wsrs eso5 Dresses $l.38
is Rayon FrOcks. CD 90
Cotton Uniforms and OO.
Dresses. Were 81 .95 to $295.
Cotton Dresses and Uni EQo
forms. Were $1.O9 to s169 WV
8 RayOn Sports Frocks. Small
sizes. Soiled. Were c. 90
$795 -
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Hosiery

hosiery
-125 Prs. Chiffon Hose. I1c
Were sec ---------
-48 Prs. Chiffon Hose. 90
As is
-55 Prs. Chiffon Hose. HOo
Dark colors ---------
-130 Prs. 4 and ! Thread QOo
Silk Hose -------
-23 Prs. Wool Sports 70o
Socks. Broken sizes
80 Prs. ChiIdren's IS 7o
Length Hose. Dark colors-
Kann's-Street Floor.
Umbrellas
10 Women's 16-Rib Oil c7
Silks. Were So --
-6 Oil Silk and Celia
nese kayon' 1s-ri1' Sl.75
Were SO -------------
. Rayon Mixtures, e1 90
16-rib Were $400 49,
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Jr. Misses

Il Furred Wool Coat, size co
9. Orig. s3995 - -
5 Harris Wool Tweed G7O
Coats. Orig. $2995
IS Wool and Rayon Sports Goats,
size II, orig. S16s5 and s2295;
"a Rayon Dresses, orig. c.
s7.e5 and siO.s5 5--- ~O
lis CameIs Hair and Wool and
RAJ" Rayon Tive Tweed Coats $l3.88
30 Rayon Dresses. CO O7
Orig. $500 and s795 ~
Kann's-Second Floor.
Luggage
3 Cotton Tweed over 90.
night Cases. Were s2.25- WV
4 Ut;lity Is In. c1 90
Boxes. Were 1856 oo
. Cotton Tweed CD ~
Cases. We're s4.98 ~O
. Split Cowhide Hat CT ~
Boxes. Were $795
. Multiple Ward G1 90
robe Gases. Were $795
. Touring Cases. o. 90
Were 1898 - ~o'~0
Ga clsdstsnes. So.son Were e,asas .e .a 5000
. Mems Imitation
F's:s'n .;ss Cases: Were s7.99
Kann's~Fourth Floor.
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Notions


Baskets of Sewing Ar S0o
ticleS. Were 81
Garment Shields and
BrafOrns. Soiled. Were hc
soc and ST
Bath Slippers in bag. TX.
Were 25c ------------
-Enameled Hat Stands. IN.
Marred
Odd Lot Cotton Twill Tape.
sgd. pcs. Were Co. X
1oc ApcS. lOc
Hosiery and Utility 2Sc
Boxes. Were 59c --------
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Seven ST 40 to S3o5
HOMEFITTINGS
S149 Glazed Chinz Spreads Drapes 81
$195 to $3.95 Individual
79c Dining Room Chair Cotton for 81
Sligo Cotton ABB Covers -------------
. S195 Cotton Crash and Rayon and Cotton Spreads
and Drapes
s169 Glazed Cotton Chinz Boudo
$159 Cotton India Print Spreads,
Kanns-Third
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Leather Goods

100 Imitation Leather 1Oo
Bags. Orig 81 ---
is Women's Belts. Orig. To-
soc "
os" so sd@ Leather b'''f0'ds' 29c
a Leather Bags. CT 90
Orig. IS. ShopWorn
-25 Leather and Rayon
Fabric Bags. Orig. 81 and 7Oo
So Shopworn
so cotton Tapestry 20.
Bags. Orig. sl-----.-
Kann's-Street Floor.
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HINES

Day-old and started B. P. r.. W. r. NJ H.
r. I. r. and crosses on Thursday. s. c. w.
l., from our own breeding farm on Tuesday
All chicks produced from Maryland-U, s.
approved. Fullorum tested flccks. Book or
ders early. Phone Ashton 147-W. Hines
Hatchery. Olney. Md.
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ALL BREEDs-BL6D-TE
VIM. James e. Son, 619 K st. NV,
Metropolitan 00S2
T. r REACH HATCHERY

L. E. BEACH HATCHERY.
NORBECk. MD. ASHTON 116-F-21
Blood-tested chicks: b. and ". rocks. R.
b. .ninorcas and b. and W. giants. $40: w.
Pekin ducklings: $l5; goslings and turkey
brooders, waterers. feeders. etc. Open
Sundays
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POULTRY 3 EGGS.

MODERN BRonER FEEDING PLANT
eludes BroweT Shenandoah and Beacon.
Batteries with Brewer automatic oil heat
sr has Shf. Ssn:
Phone Alexandria IeO-W.12.
"SAM" RICE'S
NEW HAMPSHIRES.
specializins in New Hampshire chicks
iss 1885 .!s. SS. hoy Ms:
NNavchsry Nev Ha y ;. .Airn hShtqn: ~ Phone 4e;
FARM AND GARDEN.
LANDscAP1NG, pruning. planting. trans.
yated; maintenance ". e. A1a Walker, ike ftsS sss
Emerson NV. Randolph Oi1a
MshANqRE n nslI,sa best grade COW or horse, 90 bu
Drop pos.ai o WeIis Wsefsao 4e7 x N 0a st. NV sSo?
NORWAY p! SPRUCE TREES, 2. for quick
Hass, oeau1l1ul. Shep. 5221. Davis.
peoaies M9sr REMOVE EN- sm. 200 EoRsYTHI so9
loo % Sf1esrry % a ISG sTess sms
~" noo Panls a'a , scarlet and Radiance roses.
orange g9" sadiGius 800 dahiias. also mock
NUNS, etc; prices reasonable. ssi4 Ala
bama ave. Sc. Atlantic 6O39-W.
BUY NOW-Blooming pansies perennials.
rock r,s sk,o garden plants, dahlia tubers and
Dunns Flower Garden. 70s N. Abingdon
ST.. Arlington. Va. of Wilson blvd.
GRAPE VINES. bearing 3-year Concords,
etc 10 for 81 90. 100 for $500. ''Wenz,"
Floral Park. Md. Auto Route No. 5.
55c: 500 rs. IS; rich ssrden dirt ht tpSi; 100
p write alenhurst Dairy. Box Box s45s. G5 'fsD Be-
smnnn}s Wel,TGtted SOW manuTe ma large Or small
WISCONSIN, 4195 ~ "''''eN
WELL-RoTTEp COW MANURE and stable
manure rich black screened soil, So ton;
Jackson 1877. .4s
GRASS SEED AND PLANT FOOD s lbs
SPECIAL Spec MONDAY ONLY. Regular 81 "a
stock fast srowing. anti-weed 90 lbs. Of
each. 81 ;9S). Free delivery. Phone orders.
All ztG2 TssF co g.. G0HRen BIG sToREs
EARLY sUMMER REsuETs' A'
and h s pnd
ST. 80 to $3.50; English boxwoods 2Oc up;
al kinds eversreens and trees. reasonable
Chinese and American elms, 81 magnolias. ma ilas.
Good, rich. black manure SO per ton;
cheaper in large lots; manured topsoil
S3 80 ton. Sodding. seeding rock gardens
NY pools. Open Sunday. Evergreen Co.
go Jef Davis highway. south of Hoover
Airport. Jackson 2O63
PRUNING. SPRAYING. FERTILIZYNG,
Special treatments for roses azaleas
rhododendron. Flower beds. scientifically
made. Greenwood 32SS.
CHESTNUT TREES E1sdy. ERN NoRTM- s3TsIn.
Easily grown-heavy yielders Reautifv
YOUR nome grounds with this interesting
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MODERN BRoMER FEEDING PLANT.
CAPACITY 400 chickens per week. In
Giudes Brewer Shenandoah and Beacon.
!batteries with Brewer automatic oil heat
ing system. Owner has other business
Sacrince any part or trade for laying hens.
Phone Alexandria l6O-W-12
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1-SS ooiii' iicN porch, ydrQ,
soou NV. location; unlimited parking
quiet; SIG: gentleman. Georgia 1898.
1876 COLUMBIA RID NV, Apt. 1Oo-
Large. bright room in cultured home, for
refned woman Columbia 1000
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COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.

OAK AND CHESTNUT HARDWOOD. sea-
Soned. S,d. any length, $3.50 cord. delivered.
write Leo Mazdin, Spring Hill. Md
PA. HARD COAL-Stove chestnut Sl1.5O;
nea. $40: hnckwheat SS so. Pocsbonte
stove; SIo.50: egg, S1O15; Logan egg,
SS4o, Carl Coal Co. Line o544.
SEASONED OAK AND HICKORY. any
Ieheth $40 cord. delivered and stored
PierSon. Sandy Spring Md Adams 100
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| NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL-Nice,y
| furnished room. pvt bath. for gentleman:
| S25. Also single room, pvt. bath. for lady.
! Col $3.50
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PETWORTH. Alb Hamilton St NV
| Nicely furnished. newly decorated single
room. semi-priyate bath; c.hw; excellent
Evening star., 1939-03-19

CHEVY CHASE. d. c., 1921 Ingomar pi,
blk. Conn.-New home large rm., 8 ex-
posures, z closets, next bath. unlim. phone
Emerson '-
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551O NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-Lrs
front rm.. pvt. shower bath. twin beds
Get home; eXpr huS
Evening star., 1939-03-19

COLONIAL BUCKWHEAT COAL,
For blowers and stokers Burns LONGER
ash without rlinkers Dial Natl 51Ts
s Miller sos 3rd st NV
GGENu1NE PENNA. WHITE ASH HARD
SOAL-Egg stove. chestnut, S1I. pea 50:
huckwheat, SIS: in your bin: o-to-4- day de-
livery: cood. clean coal ard full weight.
Phone Mr.. Grim. Adams 5792. any time.
Evening star., 1939-03-19

1919 G NV, Apt 3l1-Young married
couple has comfortable room: inner-spring