Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1921, Page 14

THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %, 1031 REV. A. T. BPALDING DIES. mf :Fggp‘ila'inc. -mm’t‘tfifi?m llfllllmIllll!ll‘lllllll!lllllllll IIIIIIIII‘"llllIlIlllllllllllIIIIIIIII“IIIIIIIIllIlI‘I‘mlIIllIllll'llflll“" ! ]L’UHZIZHS" e Together With Special Features in New Goods uate of Meteer Univetsity and for|in had sdfved fany el sixty-séten ¥wart a Baptist préacheér, In‘v:flh:nl of _thd weu! ‘: died at his home here late yesterday | Born in nm 'm ty, Os. He gave at the age of eighty-nine. Dr. Spald- | up active serviee lést 3 Is Your Conscience Clear? Have you saved one Hfe whea you could have saved raany? ! . {hve you saved NONE when yéu might have saved some? 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 froth death. In God’s namé, DO NOT LET THEM DIE! Fill out this coupon and send it with yout check, at see, to John Poole, Treastirer, Eutopean Relief Council, Féderal National Bank, Washington, D. C $10 will save the life of 2 child. How many will you save? What Have You Done For Your COMMUNITY © L LS £ £ Bl'l!l:l‘!nage Lots | A Day of Supreme Values it @ Most mén who have made a fimacial Success et Bt e’ | in. These Women's 2 ; of life would like to feel in their later years sealed pack- 3 AddresS. coveenscconsncsnsvsceseocscssn cmeamabesastes oo ¢ Yer Foeme $1.98 2 ; oW ‘n‘:"n beorbent 2 = = i community. 8 white crash m'.:' 2"’9" JUDGES AT PRIZE DEBATE. g \ Thursday’s prices bear next to yOULy fknongton: Chamber of ?'immm'e @ Many sich men havé not the timé or oppor- BATH WATR— ST _ Slighi seconds of $3.50 " Bflu"!"h;\[m%;afizm‘l‘l:fi {cllexide’rai ht the 5 i & lh ¥ heavs Turkish bath mats . e hifa prise aepats o '}" r:g;vrse tunity to invéstigate thoroughly the needs and town v 10¢ o I3 3 by STening of February 3, who| |8 decide the best form for their philanthropy in white, pink. B T $1.98 no relation to the real worth of these splendid coats—as the brief- { [} i that they have really done soeething for théir ! { ; H ! [} ! { buttons ......... WOIE"! TUNION SUITS— Medium weight fleeced union suits in all combina- ners $oee $1.00 road, with the exception of the legal division, is at present in Washing- ton and yesterday visited the offices of the Board of Trade in The Star build- ng. Fe expedition was gotten up a the Still offeting ‘fl““' 3 HE sort of suits one does not ordinatily find at a sale. Blue serges, fine worsteas quality . ‘zq'r‘:;:,l,:, \(‘J:En Field suggestion of President Danicl Wil- ’fl“, on ouf stock at ard, who was seeking some direct A Specially-Priced Group of means of communicating to ihe beo- B iy 2 5 | 432 Tth St. N.W. ) and cheviots. And models for all ages. “ and Forest Mills medium- weight vests and pants, with and without fleece. Perfect q’nl-lll’ Sold for 53 69 c choiloce CHILDREV'S UNDERWHAR-— ‘Children's ribbed fleeced ple in_ thé territory covered by the Weights—for winter and for spting. For $25. truds. and that they could be as- -8's o suréd of ths utmost co-operation from : he lowest $6 the highest official. sd Earl y Sp rlllg Hats saomest o ao nanest oimeisl” ||| Edwards & Zanner next stop being Wilmington, Del. e They were $45, $30 and $60. And at those n:_:laeL S\x.u 4 to 5()c flannelette est examination will reveal. il serve as 1dges arb fi"l‘ ta- tak ........ tive slas ro uls LANKETS— N q to e. ""mm and 0x4d warm These Fine Coats, Choice, NAOHEe D Rusbuck S 4nd Thomas W, PR T A Fur-collar Labor Department Also Re:|— e : Whi aids and cloth- s : E b .':F‘,,.., $1.25 i : ports 8,613 Persons Out of g To these busy, benévolent men especially does For Details and Booklet s = patterns. Each gl s Sals . - % g B # PE | NI S e s gl Work in District. Growing Girls find here The Washington Fousdation appesl. It is 2 Address Secretary, The E guality seamlese bleached e e There were £613 persons unemploved | the style plus comfort : general fund for permanent philanthropy, ap- W“b‘ F‘M . slightly~ 1m- sl 25 tone. suedene and broadcloth. Silk BB ot ot e United | that they naturally like. plying gifts or bequests to specific or general .fl” atm rn.uowcnfis”— lined and warmly interljed. Loose Z|Het RGO SIS adl rom i “ 5 900 F St. N. W, New purchass 42x36 and and belted models. Teports to the service by its agents| Boots 9.75; Slippers, objécts as instructed by the givers. Sl = 45x36 heat blenhed Pil- / = :et;r'l‘{lnx )lm-e te'lA(thme !d!;l;o;h?g the 6.25 4 [} = woae: . = ice . . i3 e mm’ " wat not 22(: These Finie Coats, Choice, = FBR‘:"'{EF;;?;E? i the United shtlg:e rd i i 13 .n‘;"';‘_._ """ : f“dadfl to »‘d: for 2 i the Indoul\’rw;_g:\::;;:;ltmj'gz 9% Our winter clearance of § The money_is administered by a Committe i 3 e St aed_ fancy third moie to al- th 21,267 In January a | hies § 3 £ ; | s S most taice as mich i Rl e ‘;g" el ';"“ i chosen for their integrity, ability and knewl- | 3 eautifully tailored LS .‘;,mo tan dur- onmen’s; 85 an A . 3 3 13 f ago. 2 edge of eeds o great city. E 3 of camelia cloth, N risis nFe ey 10.85, were 11.50 o f the n f this t i ‘3 TABLBCL OIS et @amask valama cloth, bolivia. Jn New Yofk city thee were 242431 16,00, .00. s § Mg“ inches In diame- velour and goldtone. Splendid flll; e O b o it o Dhnadeioiia, i3 $l 39 1;»]1:;1« ;:lnd plaérh\ «x'ndc lem::"mg]etl;erl Ta‘i&'-o",.?.';‘{,‘;‘,‘i,’:? of :&!:‘;;lfi;::fre werd| Men’s, 9.85 and 11.85, = nd \n whlte cloth collars. 1 intd a c gl F - . 2 P e o 5| s an s iy | were 12,50 to 18.00. E we roe— " O & [y, 1921, than in January, 1920, 8.861 > 5,45 50 S S— I s DR R e = | persons be ) - R : E iy g | Boven, 5,75, were 8.50. - 5 ¢ 4 al ns lanhary, . i L . - | E:Ehe | Rummage Piece Goods fii:zis ) 10 o 2282532332888 383323 £ ium an m‘{",'» o C S Y retsons coploged, a neaioet| ‘Dollat Hose” for men E Staple Materials That Sold for 25c to 40c B|ary 508 peruons crmblope ot Senttet 3 omen's 100 fbet silk £ | mobile and accessory manufacturing | anid wotaen. =2 hose : reamed Bunclied for a quick clean-up are H hu:éne;fl l': the {J:;:r{ct 1;'":- were 312 { 3 z::“:me and 49C hundreds of yards of clean, new fab- g .'?:’.;e?i"wfiu’n'%fi'. oo ¥ com- | Fogtwear for: “seciety ' 3 e e rics, such as yard-wide percale, E|has peen '?’?g{::’,’,’,',:"",,}“fi;‘,‘;‘,fi‘; there! affairs,” afternoon or i x‘ white domet flafinel, American flan- £ |workers in miscellaneous _industries . I SO Tee” and | ¥130 clown £ |from January, 1920, fo Jantmry, 1821.| €VEMINgE. x spats, 9 and 10 button nelette, striped outing flannel, yard- £ | Heporis from western Maryland indicats H ; ;“Y_'::-"n" e sl 49 wide bleached cotton, woven-fig- O s LRy Arthur Burt Co. e ! ; rest green. . uted chambray and yard-wide print- =2 il as 1343 F - e n 9 S u 1 8 s LaeiE d drapery materials. Hurry if you H -2 Wi former $1.00 & P = 1 fanl Eashionea ::aram“e: want to share the bargain! YARD E’RMLWAY OFFICIALS SEEK ‘3 backe lisie hose in El TO INCREASE BUSINESS < | e e ] e it an vercoats EA o e : § Exeellent ality wool- g Touring B. & 0. System With View Notice ! ! ! W V2 fntshed whfte hose. sizes of Stimulating Shipmeénts on E ) Blect B : = :o'oflu‘:t .x':us:;- l SC g the Various Lines. To ou% NFBRENDS g E MO L oo t8 shippi ; ER I U H r:;‘: & "‘“;':; Antis sretem. "The : T2 H ur of the entirs v g o andren Wity 3 SC ety whion 1 Combesed ot tepres We will be focated Feb~ ; uu‘ sentatives of évery branch of thé fuary 1st at F 2 3 H = =3 2 = EH E A 12 Styles Refreshingly New and Different Bluebirds of the approaching season—radiant newcomers priced 2 so reasonably that few women will want to do without one. Hats of plain and fancy straw, Kandee [ J 1 cloth, Batavia braid, gros de lon- : Including All of prices were conservatively marked. But rather than carry them over, we'’re reducing them. And selling them. 103 went Monday. But the selection is still excellent. BOYS' BLOUSES— Well - made percale blouses, rDP‘l‘ fect P quality. o ar and pocket. Sises 49¢ BOYS WASH SUTr— New, fresh, periect wash autts ia Norforic. middy and straw and georgette and straw. Trimmed with flowers, fruits, wreaths and ribbons. dres and combinations of silk and the Popular Numbers You Have Been =i o8 | Rummage Gloves Waitag Frt As to Orerconts—$25 A Women’s Suedetex chn-ou-ln-l Kayser Silk Gloves, suede- ished Gloves in white nnd pongee, | lined; also Kayser chamolsefte also Women's Gray and gloves affic-lined. 8t Black Fleece-lined Cash- 25C t, 5ome imperfect. merette GIOVES ......... Black, _gray Former '25. and $2.98 white middies with navy mags Erowen $1 79 VICTOR DANCE RECORDS & = W s \Q ettes for younger men. - With or without belts. MIDDY BLOTSES— other shades . 11 1ot ‘Women's Chameisette Gloves, Women's Mended Gloves, made "‘Q.E:.,{'“i"li' 9 5 C :l‘lvx:_lc-lefin:a :llfi’hmont4m6ke :(.:d.,{,a rf-“’r' ‘sflsnoo. ::dc:; 30 :‘::;2]: (Venetian Moom—(¥ox Tret)—All Star Trio| ‘ o % with black tie White, pongee, chamois ’ L P P (One Step) —AIl Star Trio : 1 Btk S white: ponger chamots 49C i T S 1,40 = e Y Plain colors, mixtures and heathers. mal lot n's ed ... — Cho! 3 Sart-wool umder- 95 e s e ersat e | I Womens 13 ang le- ;‘I‘mh-a—mlxnmf 2) i Thirts. in natural C also a lot_of Kayser e i 730 ts gray color ...... Rrietly perfect cham- 79c¢ | lews orizina 5.5 to T50 qualts Japanese Samiman—(POX Tro 'vercoats were ( MEN'S rwnwl e cisete gauntlets. Choice :1::;6:-';“ ')'t:;v:n grhen skillfully 18690 -—(mx;%t Alnbu!ador Ored.! 3 f&‘k":“.’.,’a dr‘r::r)i :ateen Warm Gloves ,/ Ofi ! kld and prime lamb- $2 .98 —Whiteman's Ambassador Orch. i i Pl g a , 5 Off | Anytime. Avyeay. A 46 Overcoats were $45 [ !1 so ‘values. q.r_ 7 c _—-—————-——- 1 18694 Orch.| 3 ment - o Pireca 4 e crepe_and piak b~ That Naughty Walts— 3 dste bloomers. of ew lr 18650 Tou. C. Sminve $5° : g‘c:‘mm auality. 496 9 I Your Arma—(Fox TEOD o orehestra 39 Qvercoatswere P s el ; e, 230 aal 5208 mar. R 1 ect negli 18633 » Talo of Golden e bR y T e orta vole gowns b 2 i, Hoveily Orcaestra Prices have hit their lowest level. Don’t wait = and pink batiste, voile and bhatiste pa- jamas and muslin_envel- < ope chemise . WOMEN'S SLIPPIER Broken lots wom- en's and misves’ crocheted S1ip- C pers. Choice ... ges in clever spring patterns —at matchless low prices, LOT I—Well made percale shirts, with five- C button fronts and French cuffs. Fast colors. Scores of good pat- terns—mostly stripes, All sizes, 13% to 17. 2—Soft and stiff cuH$ 59 shirts, of print- o ed madras, jac- quard madras, and 80-square ‘percale. Real Troy-made shirts, of immac- | ulate quality; in all sizes, 14 to 17. oo ) E5 ) I ,.;"..'*"'z":?“z:,:: $1.35 —Whiteman's Amb: lor My Wonder Girl—Corsl Ses=(Fox o — it n's b B5T03 cmpevine wor Yot roih Fons ke oren! 87,35 ot) —Whiteman's Ambassador Orch. VICTOR RED SEAL RECORDS 64901 #fln—r and Love—McCormack n-l-.‘ sl.zs 64644 (semventr—ziman 104-.; 31.25 ey Y | 92065 ( Carmen (Torudor uu)-xuu} s .75 1 12910, ...oce-cocaccssscmoneacans for the rebound. ‘ S— WAISTS— $2.00 and $2.50 voile, roving cord ll.ld nngenn waists, :2“;:3*1 5 61.49 M. $5.00 fine white hand-made h!.naeu. with deep roll col- r: many dlln!y !flecu of hemstitch- 53.95 PEARL BUTTONS— 0dds and ends good quality arl buttons, in as- Rorted Siauts dozen 5C on & €ard for ....... i l " ¢ 158 ofthem. Chesterfieldsformen. 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