Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1921, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1921, ‘0 Street Vocational School meets at]ish hatll, 1ith and (@ streets north- 7:30 wiwlock &t the school. Rev.| east. Dr. Frank Ballou speaks. Public Sheafe speaks. {97 Il Is Your Conscience Clear? driid : L Seventh American Legio T8 oo Avee g ampanyy ... || - S PAINTING i He Have you saved one life when you could have saved | | Enlestainment committee meets at Phone Us for Estimates, many 7 R. K. FERGUSON, nc. i e 11 st. . N. Have you saved NONE when you might have saved Men's Club of the Calvary Buptist | ”;'.l.:':_. Ph. N. -;lfl some? Church ‘meets at § o e Every Single Item in THEY ARE LOOKING TO YOU. The lives of 3,510,000 starving children are on your hands and on your souls. You, alone, Americans, can save them from death. In God’s name, DO NOT LET THEM DIE! Fill out this coupon an4 send it with your check, at once, | I he Round-up ! to John Poole, Treasurer, European Relief Council, Federal | National Bank, Washington, D. C. ; | = g | saves?m will save the life of a child. How many will you | Is a Real Bargain—and S | a Big Bargain at That I ——— - — Men’s Suits and Ovel'coats :c\op‘tion at 8 grclock at the New York ‘5 Worth Up to $55 e i Rounded Up for.. $23 '75 at the home of Willis Edmonds, 1121 3d street southeast. PI-ANS BUMP[E[ED‘ Miss Henrietta Halam and_ Eii {Amanuel give a musical for the blind at 8:15 o'clock at the Library of Con- d BTess You won't find you are trying to persuade yourself to like the style—or to see the value in these Suits and Overcoats—you’'ll find they're just what you want—and i worth every penny of the original price. Young Men's or Conservative. All-leather Coats; short and three-quarter length; Cloth or Gabardine lined; some with fur collars—Tan, Brown and Mahogany—the majority are reversible. All sizes up to 46. Half price— . $32.50 Coats .....$16.25 $75.00 Coats .....$37.50 $50.00 Coats . ....$25.00 $100.00 Coats . ...$50.00 Men’s Full Dress Vests that show slight soiling from stock handling ; correct models— nodwied & Lotheop Open 9 AM. New York-WASHINGTON-Paris Close 5:30 P.M. B len’s Overcoat Clearance Tremendous Reductions on Every Coat in Stock They have been divided into three groups and the highest price is now $57.50. ! 59 QOvercoats Reduced to.......$37.50 65 Overcoats Reduced fto. . ....$47.50 96 OQOvercoats Reduced fto......$57.50 Equality Post, No. 284, Veterans of Matinee at Belasco Friday in rorien wars b the 12 & A0 bt Interest of Starving Eu- . ropean Children. e ——— S ————— The final touch was added today TECT!VES to the all-star benefit matinee per- formance to be held at the Belasco A Staff of trained Secret Theater Friday, when word was re- |} Agents specializing in conduct- ceived that Iid Wynn, principal of ing Intricate investigations of the “Ed Wynn Carnival Show” now [} a confidential nature. . playing at the National Theater, will We are not only investiga- Do master of ceremonies and will, in |} tors, but advisers’ We show his own way, annou cach act. To(§ you the way out of any per- any one who has evcl;lh n'..lll‘hls §?}‘I§' Bonal or business trouble. dian announce anything this state- S . ment will convey everything neces- Connections with leading sary. Those who have missed this|ll detective bureaus in all prin- sensation are recommended to attend. Clpll cities of America and enjoy themselves and,incidentlybene- |} Europe, Enstablished 1885 Parent-Teacher Association of the fit’ the millions of starving children in Burope, the performance having been arranged on behalf of Washing- Reduced fr Reduced fro 's ta in the nation-wide Hoover In every instance a tremendous reduction has been made from the foriner selling prices. It is an extraordinary occa- sion, not only in price saving, but in the fine, distinctive, well- Miss Frances White, the star of “Jimmie” at the Belasco, Miss Lil- R m1d' 4 o lian Fitzgerald, principal of Id o up Wynn's company, and Miss Dorothy Mackaye, who s the leading role o in “Blue Eyes” have all consented SERVICE Southern Building Phone Franklin 6700. Night Phone Columbia 1924 o e i bred appearance of every coat. Boys’ Fancy Cheviot Two-pants Suits in Nor- | Sarry 'Sci‘t‘lfitx)fu:l}:k"m ""'Jl\lr;ml.:-" com- Consldut':‘oel:“%"“:ppnint;fl_ ppes ! L LI et bgthc pants fl}"-{‘\lfied~ 3‘50 é‘“éwml $CQ).75 B Qe Byen Al Snavhe Mostly hand-tailored overcoats, and at $57.50 are a num- B k= 0T e adli E K and N - . S e T et TG b = Shiurks from: the Gosmes 4nd { ber of London Greatcoats from Bonavestis, London, W. = i est number from provide the comedy. Miller's THE - ‘ Reduced to............ S B COERE A r Sa S e O RteD 5 “Black and White Melody Boys. Boys’ Wash Suits—Middy, Norfolk and Button-on models— All our regular stock, tailored and styled to meet the most plain white and fancy. Sizes % to 8 years. 95(: Reduced from $2 and $3 to .............. Codiae Boys’ Novelty Overcoats—Double-breasted button to neck; the hearts of all present. ll| “Invitations have been sent to David Warfleld and to Bert Williams, who are playing at Baltimore theaters, from Bd. Wynn's show, will " con- tribute jazz, and eight pretty girls H from Poil's will dance their way into (o) man 0. CLEANERS and DYERS 12—STORES—12 exacting demands of the most particular men from first long- trouser age and on. ‘ : Warm, handsome fabrics of excellent iwearing quality; and a reply is expected from them foday. Main Office, 740 12th St. N. W. Contributions Announced. More than $300 was raised as the Plant, 1530 Pa. Ave. 8. E. cloth lined. These Overcoats are made up from ends of Men’s Overcoatings. Sizes 3, 4 and 5 only. Radcedito. ..o, A3 foe Wt | 36-75 patterns and colors greatest in demand. _ Boys’ Mackinaws, Brown, Blue and Green Plaids; all e x’,l.‘,t’;‘;;';‘; Ap‘;-'rlydykre:‘:?u“r}::;\‘;‘: « Phone M. 4724 CHESTERFIELDS ULSTERS eaaesal 34.75 e :’M o T PRIV TR BEANCHREXCHANGE BELTED-BACKS ULSTERETTES S Bt K i e vy GO TR W Mty 128 Yo D I SLIP-ONS GREATCOATS Boys’ Shirts—Madras and Percale—in assortment of good her check for $1,000. i = S Men's Section, First floor. Canvassing for the drive will cease ui e e 89 oo, e Sontrioation Cofccrpdecs o will be gla > E Boys’ Notaseme Stockings—Black, Tan and White—in all S e el havaiveoniar N, | TR e ofserven here T 182 pisirict, " | LIMITED STOCKS MAKE IMMEDIATE PURCHASING NECESSARY! Boys’ Domet Sleepers; some with the feet attached. Sizes | COMING TO DISTRICT. 2 to 14 years. c Col. George E. Mitchell, cavalry, re- Reduced from $1.50 and $1.95 to & gruitlng;iofl:l‘r; at Detroft, Mich, nas o - ceesecssaccsennan g een order: o is city for duty in 4 Boys’ Domet Night Shirts; pleasing patterns. Sizes 4 to ] thslorceloriHeioHIs Aot cave by 18 years 5 y 2 C Reduced from $1.50 and $1.950 ................ 9 CRGARIZEHONFACTIVIIIES Boys’ Two-piece Pajamas; Domet and fancy Cotton; stripes Anthropologleal Sociely, meets at 1 4! X e uilding o e s Sa §US oy, . 5 s T Gatis e e | i T 5 Petworth Citizens’ Association meets at 8 o'clock at the city post office. O 2o Columbia Historical Soclety meets s at 8:15 o'clock at the Cosmos Club. John C. Procto: 3 Faculty Club of George Washington rsity holds ladies” night at 8:15 You’'ll buy them perfectly cor.lvinced s aiual oot othiine they are fully worth $2. Examine the e fEioiiool MUSORRtattecCRDEIRNITS e liam A. i quality of woven Madras and the Per- [ sk o Assoeiatisn cale—the type of patterns and character c meets at 7330 o'clocic at the Loveloy Pointicg the Way for sf You to Own a Genuine Pictures— Let us give you a demonstration of the kind of photo work we turn out an your next batch of negatives— you'll be surprised and gratified at the result. We have a thoroughly up-to-the-minute labora- tory under the direction of a man who has had years of experience and knows what he is doing Twenty-four-hour serv- of making. They give the answer—bar- AT gain! Sizesnow upto17............ Earl & Wilson, Arrow and Corliss-Coon c brands of Laundered Collars—staple styles— and in assorted colors. .................... l » IF YOU H ™| SORE THROAT Style VI and Beautiful Mahogany On the Most \ Liberal Terms | -“;u: ice and better prints. « ”» ” ‘Recfers—in Accordion Knitted and other weaves—assorted I vnvoow" The National COflverto Cablflet s C h sc;:oms. M $ 495 Remembrance Shop as ggra,e. ucedito . .7 .ottt Tn"s'll"El (Mr. Foster's Shop) ST Silk Neckwear—our select patterns; our popular shapes; and it | One Door Fr FOT made with our service bands. . WOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE IT 14th St,, °peoeer Xrem B 2c. and e0c. Hospital Size, §1. ____4LL DRUGGISTS $2.50 Grade— $1 and $1.50 Grades— 95¢ 35¢c Outing Flannel Pajamas; cut large and roomy; good pat- $ *B) Moutiy < oy P IMMEDIATE full'Outing Flannel Night Robes. Sizes 15 to 19. Cut long and Tl] L P . | $2.00 grade. Reduced o .....oooineriiing .f.su'ii : Tgf taSt% Y(t’u e Lowest Frice | DELIVERY i : AL ; or'34. €am abou ) B s Niastrares i Si”:olasemc Hose—in Silk and Lisle—wanted colors and wanted Col s Cfir‘t make THERE Y EVCY Offefed % As Nlustrated) _ [P : N ANSELL, BISHOP ! 3 5 c G IR 7 5 c Lfltgf’&y; ér";e‘f?! o fi:ma:;:e;;; ;;:ficuon that ) 9 Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey, with ita balsamic, healing qualities gets right down to work at the first sign of a cold. Loosens up thephlogm cases the ivitation ? AUERBACH 40c Grade— = ‘Get a bottle from | With that alluring taste. you Men’s Garters—popular brand—assorted colors. CHOCOLATE MARSHMALLOW BAR & TURNER, Inc. 1221 F _ Street 65c Grade— your druggist's, today, 30c, 60c, $1.20. can’t describe—sold for a nickel e d40¢ 25¢ - DE" B; cverywhere. wdw Men’s Shoes Black, Tan, Brown, Mahogany—and the other s wanted shades; excellent shapes. In the combined lots are all sizes 5 to 1loioceniaininiiianiinane,. ) There are dealers in every town who scll Auerbach Chocolate Bars for a nickel, who are helping you back to the good old Sc days—It's your own fault if you pay more. 12 Different Kinds, Now Sc D. AUERBACH & SONS 11th Ave, 46th to 47th Sts. New York City Nothing more ne&Sve- racking than an itehing skin, is there7 Reliove by using freely, —Mm