Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1931, Page 10

-~ S v \ A-10 . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1§31. PANTER ALTRD — _ = = sl [n Time for Easter—A Special Shipment Berlin Discovery Indicates Rembl.-andt Mad? Changes » l l 14} Emm e « —— of “Jewel’” Vacuum Cleaners ; ®v* & A Two-Piece Combination Worth $39.00 NEW YORK, April 3.—X-rays used to examine great paintings sometimes ATURDAY, The Hub offers another lot of these famous JEWEL Guaranteed Vacuum e N NNNS A charming chair in the quaintest colonial style—walnut fin- ished exposed frame. Seat and back in glazed chintz in a va- & riety of patterns. 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