Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1928, Page 32

. B2 b THE TVENING STAR, WASTINGTON, D. €. TRIDAY, MARCIT 2, 1928. DRUGLESS HEALERS' WIS Which of These Are Your Children | The Juvenile Floor—the Fourth—is Ready to Completely Outfit sailed at Hearing Before Citizens' B?d&l. Children from Infancy to 18 Years of Age FEATURE VALUES Boys” ‘“Woodshire Jr.” 4-Piece Suits, 31575 Like the “Woodsh big brother, “Wor » Copeland cally_ame D ton models. ¢ 8tol Boys’ Broadcloth Blouses, $1 i Boys’ Broadcloth Shirts, $1.50 cil took no action last night ider the " next Thursday. d bill at \ \ A ‘ : A A Y / Boys’ Golf Hose, 50c Pair Lenci-designed hat and Tuz Bovs' StorE, Fovets F1ooz. DR. ROBERT S. LAMB | ; : T T Gnctive model. 835, * HEADS HYGIENE SOCIETY N\ - — 1 Orange linen with nat- Junior Misses” Frocks ural linen applique Organization Goes on Record Fa- \ \ 516.7 voring Increase in Women's | ® b \ makes this little suit. Bureau. h v, 3 \ $6.50. 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