Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1921, Page 19

¥ - THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1921 Yote for a National Tree THE EVENING STAR OFFICIAL BALLOT *“..The American Forestry Association is taking a nation- wide vote to determine what shall be America’s national I VOte fOr. cumuieimioniarcor e sons sonvessons swsisensosse NEIE o cccnnaraion e s s cuisavos coses s swemve s SIELt ceinvcnoniontvas cocess cassorsasssss soivre cneesoso® e CUY ceccennccccaneccanecccsc S cocecvorcadoos Sehoolie oo o Metbores e St Lt b . Pupils of Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Grades take this-ballot to your teachers and follow instructions given by the Nature Study Department. All other voters fil this out at once and forward to the American Forestry Asso- ciation, National Tree Voting Department, 1214 16th Street northwest. < Tree Work Exhibition, Wilson Normal School, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M., 7 to 9 P.M,, Daily, to Jan. 21, Inclusive. TREE VOTE COUNT BEGINNING TODAY Last Chance to Use The Star’s Ballots—Bird Houses Shown Tonight. At the Wilson Normal School tonight ‘Wwill be the last chance to see the blue ribbon winning pird houses in the na- ture study department exhibition Starting today the American Forestry Association, which awarded the blue ribbons, will begin tabulati 1l for the national tree and m‘:‘mmu:?:: An explorer in eastern Greenland recently discovered a native irl wearing a dress of silver fox skins, worth at present prices, nearly $150,000. Syt do_your ¥ Tirstc1aes teed. ] Star, which is co-operating with the association in the national ngi'lbl“‘n« A committee from the American Forestry Association visited the exhibition yester- day. Among those in the party were Mrs. Newton D. Baker, Mrs. Cary T. ; i /\Q\ OF CORRECT % Gl%&fs?é 7 | glass necessities. It % will not take up much i of your time to have || us thoroughly examine your eye structure and grind the lenses you need. It is to your in- terest to consult us at The price of one un- needed luxury will pay for all of your eye- Staly. The nature etady desartusent of The schools is certalnly doing & Ereat ‘The four-minute speakers at the eighth grade, Brent School, are an- nounced as follows: Elm. Joseph Home of the 1 1 | = ng> — A Victor Record —that is “Some Record” and making a bigger hit as it becomes known. Grieving For You Feather Your Nest—Fox Trot Other side—My Warder Girl Still having a big run on— MARGIE Fox Trot by Dixieland Jazz Band—Other Side Palesteena ssc Iy Fox Trot—Record Number 18717 N Iste the Sea) Anérea Chenjer—Nemico-deila patrie? (The Enemy of His Osusntry?), ‘mm}-il Reinald Werrenrath 64916 mnm': m}‘— My Sahara Rese— mmm.m} Stop Iti—One Step; accordion, 18703 Pve Geot the Blues for My Kentucky Home— } Singin’ the Blues— 18703 nen bbb e b EREGEEEEEE G E] Heary Bure 15708 Arthur Jordan Piano Co. 13th and G Sts. . The Mid-Year Graduates’ Dresses For Class Night and Graduating Exercises New Embroidered Dotted Organdies are night; the dainty touches of color in pink, corn, orchid and blue on white are as becoming as they can be. You may also choose Colored Or- gandies with white dots as well as the pretty French Organ- dies as crisp and fresh as they can be made. The Model illustrated is $19.75. Georgette and Chif- fon Graduation Dresses are made in the most attractive manner, with simple pleatings, quillings, dainty moire ribbons and other simple em- bellishments . dis- tinctly girlish. The model illustrated is §2250. Sizes 6 to 16 years, $10 to $29.50 . Girls’ New Gingham Dresses Are Much Lower Priced Mothers will be delighted to know that Gingham Dresses which their little daughters like so well are much lower in price. And they have never been more attractive in style, of prettier ma- terials or daintier colorings. Plaids, checks, stripes and plain colors—in many the plain and fancy materials are combined in the most fascinating manner. Large sashes and frills make the small girls’ frocks especially pretty. Sizes 6 to 16 years, $2.95 to $8.50 _ Girls® Section, Fourth fioor. When the Boy Graduates He will need a Blue Serge Suit. Here he will find the highest-grade fast-color all worsted and woolen blue serges, in several different models. Reduced to $15.75, $18.75, $23.75 “WOODWARD HIGH” SUITS For the boy' who will get his first long trousers as a gradua- tion gift. There are many boys who have been anxiously looking forward to this evensbecause of this fact. o 5 3 A large showing at the greatly lowered price, $39.75. BEST GRADES OF OVERCOATS; sizes 11 to 19 years. Re- " duced to $2378 and MACKINAWS; all remaining stock, in broken sizes, offered at the one reduced price, $10.75. ¥ 3 SWEATERS; our remaining assortment in various sizes and colors. Now reduced, $775 and $3J5. SEPARATE TROUSERS; ' mixturds, serges and corduroy. Reduced to $245 to $3.95. ; BOYS’ BLOUSES AND SHIRTS; at greatly reduced prices. Blouses, 75¢c, 95c and $175. Shirts, $1.95 and $245. FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS; now reduced to $195. .PAJAMAS of madras and mercerized materials, now reduced to $1.75. ’ Boys' Sters, Fourth Sose. < CLEARANCE PRICES ON Childten’s and Girls’ Shoes 240 Pairs—$4.75, $5.45, $6.45 We are holding this clearance sale on Saturday in order to permit parents the opportunity of bringing the children witrthem for proper fitting. Every pair of shoes combines good looks, new style, splendid quality and unquestioned comfort and durability to a remarkable degree. ~ Black Calfskin Button and Lace Shoes, But _Most of Them Are Tan Calf Lace Shoes Children’s sizes range from 8% to 11; girls’ and misses’ sizes, 11% to 7. e Juvealle Shoe Section, Fourth fioor. Popular Victor Records Hilo (Hawaiian March), Irene West, Royal Hawaiian: No. 17767 Wailana—Waitz (Hawaiian Guitars) Lua-Kafll.... Price,83¢ Nigger Blues—Fox Trot. . . Victor {m-. 18174 Joe Turner Blues—Medley Fox Mflitary Bud_ Price,85¢ The Trail to Sunset Valley—Reed. J. P {Ki. 18180 Laddie in Khaki..... .. Harrison Price,85¢ Sabre and Spurs March. Sousa’s -{ Ne. 18504 Solid Men to the Front- ‘Band Price,85¢ Tuolip Time—Fox Trot..... Smith’s Neo. 18618 Yellow Dog Blues—Medley Fox Trot. Orchestra Price,85¢ You'd Be Surprised—Medley Fox Trot. Al Star No, 18643 Keep Movin’—Fox Trot.... Trio {Prlm.lh Venetian Moon—Fox Trot.. All Star No. 18851 wa! ne. Step..... Trio {mm How Efll'!'i You'll Be ‘Walker Ne 18857 He Went In Like a Lio; Murray Price,85¢ - Rose of Washington 8 . pous All Star Neo. 18859 Trio Price,85¢ \watha’s Melody of Lo Sterling Trio { No. 18660 X.;::Alwlyl Falling in Lo 5 Bg“'i {Prlne'fle 11 Star—One Step.. “All Star ° . 18675 lAiy’n Dri—Fox Trot. Trio * {n«.n. Souvenir (Drdla)—Violin, EIman. ... --No. 84644, price $1.35 Roses of Picardy—McCormack....... No. 64825, price $1.25 Menuett (Handel)—Violincello, Kindler. eeeeeess-No: 64341, price, 135 A La Luna—8panish, de GOrgorsa.......... eweee - . NO: 04847, price $LI5 Les Pilles de Cadis—French, Galli-Curcl. ceeeeeese.No_ 64835, price $135 ‘Humoresque—Violin, EIMAN ...cecnee. «+No. 74163, price SLTS Liebestreud—Violin, Kreisler ... « . No, 74198, price $LTS orus No. 74420, price $1.75 Rienst Overture—Part 3 (Wagner), Philadelphia Orchestrs .....ccooee eeeecrespecractanasnas '« « . Nou 74603, price $L.75 Troika en trainssux (Tschalkowsky)—Piano, Rachmaninofl .c..ccceecesomcercecs cococes oo No: 74630, price SL78 -Victrols Sestion, Femrth floer, exquisite for class. COLD HOUSES CAN BE MADE MUCH WARMER— Athey Cloth-lined Metal Weather Strips are what they meed. The cost is moderate. Have us explain them, and makg an estimate. Upholstery Shop Office, Fifth floor. LOWERED PRICES Children’s Ribbed Sports Hose 65¢ Pair (About half the usual price) Ribbed Wool Sports Hbse, half wool and half cotton, in four colorings— brown and black, olive and black, olive and gold, brown and blue. Three- quarter length, with roll top. Children’s Hosiery Section, Fourth floor. Women’s Dropstitch-Effect Sports Hose Special at $1.00 Pair (A Saving of Y3 on the usual price) These are the smart dropstitch- effect wool and cotton sports hose women are wearing. In brown, brown and green and brown and blue. ‘Women's Hoslery Section, First floor. Fine Cream Chocolates Special, 60c Pound A Saturday special in our Candy Section. Fine Cream Chocolates, in assorted flavors — Vanilla Cream, Orange Cream, Raspberry Cream, Operas and Brazil Nuts, as well as many other flavors. Homemade Peanut Brittle, made especially for us; at the lowered price of-35c.pound box. s i Candy Section, Fourth floor. i 33 Genuine Cowhide Bags $9.95 Less than half the usual price Black, brown and mahogany. Rein- forced corners; strong handle; leather lined. 16, 18 and 20 _inch sizes. Traveling Goods Section, Second floor. Women’s 2-clasp Glace Overseam Gloves $2 Pair And a Very Special Value In tan, gray, white and black. Also black stitched with white and white with black. Glove Section, First floor. Clearance Women’s Shoes $5.75, $6.75 and $7.75 Entire remaining stock of our Stylish Fall-winter High Shoes. Shoe Bection, Third fioor. Wool Jersey Cloth Now $2 Yard (One Third Less Than Formerly) 54 inches wide, in three good shades —tan, navy and black. It is among the best qualities of Jersey made. Dress Gools Section, Second floor. Baby Strollers Reduced to $22.50 —are exceptional values, and offer substantial. savings to mothers who se now. e model is a 'partic- “ularly desirable ane, having a canopy mf, which is lined in green, and an adjustable back and footrest, all im- firta.nt features for baby’s comfort. ade with artillery wheels, sub- stantial springs and push-bar, and fitted with cushione‘gtead, Ther;e Are Many Splendid Economies IN THE MEN'S STORE Men, and women: who buy for men, know what iplendid qualities we always maintain, hence when we quote low prices there is' no doubt about the economies. ALL OVERCOATS REDUCED $37.50, $47.50, $57.50 Chesterfields, Slip-ons, Raglans, Ulsters, Ulsterettes, Great - Coats—our entire stock is included in this sale. Overcoats tailored of the choicest foreign woolens as well as the best American fab- rics. The majority of them are exclusive Woodward & Lothrop . Hand-tailored Clothes. Our entire stock of coats is included—select yours now. Dressing Gowns, Bath Robes and Hausécgats— »CLEARANCE PRICES = ST i Extraordinary values have been provided by this new re-mark- ing. It is the finest opportunity we have ever offered. A very liberal variety of patterns and colorings. Men’s Wool Dressing Gowns Men’s Blanket Bath Robes - Reduced to Reduced to $10, $15, $20 and $25 $5, $8.50, $10 and $15 Men’s Silk Dressing Gowns Men’s House Coats Reduced to Reduced to $20, $30, §50, $65 and $85 . -$7.50, $10, $25 and $30 All Our Men’s Highest-Grade Shces Reduced to $10 Pair : Cordovan Brogue Oxfords and High Shoes, Norwegian Grain Leather Brogue Oxfords and Shoes and all ‘the very finest qual- ities of Tan and Black Russia Calfskin Shoes, excepting our foot correction shoes. : Fine Clocked Silk Socks, 2 Reduced to $1.50 Pair 2 Actually hqllugd nearly half the former selling prices. Full fashioned, of pure silk, with lisle double heels, toes and soles and hand-embroidered silk clocks. Black with white, navy with self and white, cordovan with self, white and green, gray with self. Sizes 9%; to 11%. Winter Underwear—Reduced Light-weight Natural Gray Cot- ton and Wool-mixed Shirts and Drawers; one-third under former Finest Grade Cotton and Wool- mixed Shirts and Drawers, in natural gray and white; a saving price—81 each. of about one-fifth. $350 each. Medium-weight Ribbed Balbrig- Winter-weight Ribbed Balbrig- gan Shirts and Drawers; one- ?n Shirts and - Drawers; one- quarter under price. $150 each. fth under price. $2 each. Brushed” Wool Motorists’ Mufflers, Special $5 ‘These are considerably under former prices, because purchased - cial. In oxford, brown, heather and camel’s hair. + e T Mea’s Stoce, First floor. K Still Good Choosing in the Sale of Lovely Silk Undergarinents At Prices That Are Really Exceptionally Low Exceedingly pretty Silken Undergarments at the lowest possible prices. Materials, trimmings and styles are in exquisite taste—delicate hand work, tiny ribbon rosettes, set-in embroid- ered georgette medallions and other such trimmings. Plenty. -of -the simple tailored styles, too. You'll be surprised at the quality of .the garments at the low prices. Silk Gowns at $3.95 and $4.95. Silk Envelope Chemise at $1.95 and $2.95. Silk ‘and- Satin Carnisoles at 85c, ‘$1:45 and Crepe de Chine Bloomers at $2.95