Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1921, Page 12

12 "/ THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1921 e — ———— HARDING’S BOAT PUSHES |; WAY NORTHWARD SLOWLY i . Trimmed Hats, $3.95 I Just 75 in all, taken from higher priced lines. Bright colored spring styles, all be- comingly trimmed. Friday, $3.95. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brether. | Women’s Bloomers, 90c | Made of Windsor Crepe and batiste, in white or flesh tint. trimmed with lace and hand embroidery. Unusual value at | Victoria, Delayed by Channel Ob- structions, Expected to Beach Palm Beach Today. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, Febru- ary 3.—Delayed by channel obstruc- tions, President-elect Harding’s house- boat Victoria pushed her way slowly northward in the Indian river today on the second leg of her cruise back to St. Augustine. Her captain ex- pected to reach Palm Beach by late afternoon. At Palm Beach Mr. Harding prob- ably will play a game of golf and have dinner ashore at a private home. Only ten miles out of Miami, wher the northward journey began yester the Victoria nosed into a mud reef in the narrow Indian river chan- nel and was held fast for more than six hours. She finally was pulled off by a yacht sent to her aid from Miami. The President-elect was not on ‘board the Victoria when she grounded. having motored the thirty miles to ¥ort Lauderdale and played a game of golf here during the forenoon , while he waited for the houseboat to come up. LANSBURGH&DBROTHER 20-30 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Exceptional— Women’s Percale Apron-Dresses, at Just 300 of these fine Percale dresses, $1 .29 Very Special— Boys’ Bell-Brand Blouses 1,200 of these long-wearing well made boys’ blouses will go on sale tomorroav, at the lowest price we have seen. Made of neat striped percales, with neckband, or attached collars, also with Eton col- shown in assorted stripe and figure pat- terns. Button 'front or slip-over models, with belts and pockets, trimmed in con- MACHINISTS PROTEST el et irasing colors.” Whie they last, your DEPARTMENT’S STAND Fifth Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. 2 3;1- Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Resent Refusal to Deal Collectively | With Arsenal Employes Through* 1 out Country. Protest against refusal by War De- partment officials to deal collectively with arsenal employes throughout the country is being drawn up by District .44 of the International As- sociation of Machinists, it was an- nounc‘e’dl today by N. P. Alifas of that organization. Mr. Alifas declared that the latest instance brought to his attention was the announcement by authorities at the Frankford arsenal that they Odds and Ends of Table Damask Greatly Reduced A number of “real” bargains are in- Boys’ Clothing is reduced for Friday only. Don’t fail to enjoy these prices—they are very much lower than regular. would receive no committee repre- senting employes, although cases would be treated individually. He said the case was t: L The protest will be pregented in the near future to the Secretary of War, it was stated. The contention of offi- cials of the union is that dealing with committees of employes is the most efficacious means of conducting af- fairs in the service. $30,000,000 FOR DISABLED Amendment in Senate for Hospital- jzation of Wounded Soldiers. An amendment to the sundry civil appropriation bill providing about $30.000,000 for the hospitalization of sick and disabled soldiers was intro- duoed in the Senate today by Senator Robinson of Arkansas. Fifteen mil- lion dollars is to become immediately available and the remainder is to be- ‘come available for the fiscal year be- ginning July 1. Senator Robinson addressed the Sen- ate in support of his amendment, de- claring that there is great need for providing additional hospital facilities to care for disabled soldiers. The Senate appropriations commit- tee has agreed to amend the sundry eivil bill to.provide for five additional ‘hospitals, which will be distributed in ical sections of the country. LEAGUE’S “SHOP TALK.” Presenting in large assortment—new, fresh, fine-looking . ; Lingerie Blouses We firmly believe them to be the choicest blouses Blouses of Voile in pure white have come into prominence once more. tractive styles. These crisp, brand-new models are shown in at- Tailored and semi-tailored—trimmed with Filet patterns and Val laces, embroidery and drawn work; the seams are finished with hemstitching; Tuxedo or smart roll col- lars ; long sleeves finished with fitted cuffs. Sizes 36 to 46; exceptional values at $2.95. Boys’ School Suits, $4.95— Norfolk style suits of serviceable mix- tares, in plain blue and drab corduroy, with fully lined knicker trousers. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Friday $4 95 only: cois.csdieses PRCSUDOR Boys’ Serge Trousers, $1.98 —All-wool navy blue serge Knicker- bocker trousers, made with belt loops, strong pocketing, with strap and but- ton at knee. $l 98 16 ..... Boys’ Corduroy Trousers, $1.35—Very strong and serviceable wide wale drab corduroy knickers; reinforced taped seams. Belt ‘I7oops and two side pockets. Sizes 6 to 17 years. Reduced to $1 -35 Boys’ Juvenile Suits, $4.95— All-wool serges and mixtures, sailor and junior norfolk models, in gray, brown and heather. Also corduroys, in sailor middies and button-on pants, with de- tachable collar and cuffs, in blue, brown, gray and green. Sizes 2 to 8 years. Friday only 54-95 Boys’ Raincoats, $3.45—Rub- berized and rubber surfaced raincoats, either plain or plaid back. Made with _xi|_1lilitary collars, :’hfsh l;;ot:kets and belts. ese are reduced for Friday only to.. 3 $3-45 Fifth Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. cluded in this lot of tablewear, which consists of short lengths of damask, napkins, scarfs and crashes. Some of * these articles are of pure linen, while others are mercerized. All are displayed on a special table at greatly reduced prices. Boott Absorbent Crash, yard, 19c—A fine quality full bleached ‘and’ { @ and 18 inches wide. Yard..... (v Red Star Diaper Cloth, 10 yards, $2.45 Ascptic, durable. absorb- ent and non-irritant. 10 $2 45 = 0 yards ... First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. Moire Ribbons, yard, 39c—In all wanted co]lo:ls, a{‘so ableim: of at- tractive plaids. inches o wide. Yard 39C Fancy Ribbons, yard, $150—In plain and fancy weaves—a wide assortment of colors. Just the thing for sashes and girdles. Yard 51 -50 First Floor—Lansburgh & Brether. ‘A Purchase! ‘A Sale! High Quality ~ “Flapper” Dresses Dresses made to sell for a great deal more —While they last, each. . $1.95 Every one who has seen these dresses says the values are wonderful. And they are—the dresses are made from fine quality ginghams, in a large variety of plaids. ‘Tunic or straight- line styles, with side ets, sashes and belts. . Also 2-piece . smock models of blue kiddie cloth, trimmed in regulation style, and with patent leather belt. Sizes are for the hard-to-fit girls of 12, 14 and 16 years. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brether Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brether. B GG DR : , Hosiery Bargains 238 pairs Women’s Thread Silk Stock- ings, pair, 49c—Every pair perfect; plain and drobsti‘;,]h‘.,patterns in black, white ors ; reinforce For Clearance— , Women'’s Dresses Women'’s Skirts $5 - $3.95 Only 56 of these dresses 33 Skirts—of Serge and to sell. Made of wool Serge Silk Poplin, it navy and and Jersey and Messalines, black—also plaids and in navy, black and brown. checks, and a few stripes. Broken sizes for women and Pleated and straightline misses. Hurry! styles. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. Friday Bargains in the and some col =t d lisle soles and garter top: en sizes. Pl mcceeecomreccsccscmcmeneea 49c Cotton, Lisle and Silk Lisle Stock- ings, pair, 33c—All perfect’; black, white and colors; mock seam and full fash- ioned; all sizes, but not in every kind. Bunched and marked for quick 35 clearance, pair.. C Ribbed Sport Stockings, pair, $2.00— Broken lots, wool-mixed quality, in sev- eral ribs and .heather shades. About 85 pairs in all; all sizes represented, pair........... $2-0 Women’s Full-fashioned Silk Stock- Jewelry Department Metal Bag Top, 45c—A remark- able assortment of beautifully designed bag tops, in straight and curved shapes. Many of these :gps have sollt‘:e for mgre than ree times tl quote: 3 price. Each 45C Children’s Extension Bracelets, 75c—Pretty little gold bracelets, with neatly chased designs are very good looking for the younger girl. Each 75C ~ All-Silk Crepe de Chine © $1.38 yard 36 and 40 inches wide; heavy, crep-y quality, and one of the desired silks for spring wear, in all the wanted shades—plenty of gray, tan, navy, flesh and white and black. 1,000 Yards Fiber Silk Tricolette, yard, $1.89—A and WOULDHONOR DEAD-HERO. House Committee 0. K.’s Resolution o Ering Unidentified Soldier Here. Favorable report of the resolution _for the return from 'te of the body of an unidentified soldier for burial in t::l?" amphitheater at . Secretary of War would be authorized to make neces- fl arrangements. plates. ug".h wm:ou‘t causing the slightest in. Easy Payment Terms to All firm, heavy quality, perfect weave. Offered in $l 89 all demanded shades ; 36 in. wide. Friday, yd. (s Third Fleor—Lansburgh & Brother : Bedwear Bargains —and at Friday bargain prices. Knowing what great reductions we make for this one day, it will pay you to do your bedwear buying without delay. Crochet Spread, each, $229—Double-bed size and very closely woven; well fin- ished in neat designs. 5229 Misses’ Dresses at $2.95 These are made in smart Mina Taylor models, from very fine white flaxon, and ginghams; with tunics and belts. Sizes 16, 18 and 2o0. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. iden’s First Floor—La: rgh & Brother. Children’s Apparel —is greatly reduced, so here, on Fri- day, you may purchase many articles which have heretofore been beyond your means. Children’s Sweaters, $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95—In fine all-wool zephyr worsted, in either slip-over or button-front models. Some with pockets and belts. In brown, khaki, navy, rose and green. Sizes 2 to " $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 Children’s Sweater Sets, $7.95 and ings, pair, $149—Broken sizes, but per- fect quality; black, white, gray and navy; reinforced lisle soles o T Heather-mixed Silk and Wool Sport Hose, pair, 69c—A very special, though* small lot of these fine hose, in green heather shade; mock seam at 69 back of leg. Reduced to, pair, C Women's Thread Silk Stockings, pair, 69c—Full-fashioned, reinforced lisle soles, toes, heels and garter tops. Brgkenmsims‘i-nh thte, hllack and silver. lightly irregular; 9: pair ...,.......A.A.............’ 6 Women’s Silk Stockings, pair, 95c— Slightly irregular, made with merceriz- ed lisle soles, taes, heels and garter tops. Broken sizes in black and 95 a few colors. Pair... C ~Children’s Wool-mixed Sport Hose, pair, $150 and $2—Two small Iots; el reameen 50 $1.50 & $2 Glove Bargains 48 pairs Novelty Chamois Suede Gauntlets, pair, $1.50—Sizes 6 and 6% only; chamois and -white trimmed in contrast. Reduced to, pair...: $l’50 9 pairs White Kayser Chamoisette and Van Raalte Suede Fabric 2-clasp Gloves— Mostly all sizes; also some chamois color. Reduced 10, Pair ....eeevren acace 59C 86 pairs Glace Gloves, pair, ne and two clasp. styles, in white, tan, black, etc., in the & Revecd o pair $1.29 Girls’ Gingham Frocks at $1.48 Sizes and styles for girls of 7 to 14 years, developed of plaid ginghams, in many striking color combinations, trimmed with white pique and rep; also in :‘olid bc!on!rz;tinng colors. All ave belts and pock- ets. Special at..... 5 $l-4 Bargain Table—First Fleer. Pretty Curtains at 98¢ Pair A varied assortment— Dutch Scrim and Marqui- sette, in_many pretty de- signs. Choice of white or cream. Floor—Lansburgh & Fourth Brother. Underwaists Bach ...ceoeon-toseciases e St $9.50—Made of fine combed angora and 14 pairs Lined c| uto Cut-out-corner Crochet iatye boreted Thicse are!charming First Floor—Lansburgh & Brether, g;:r::i;gpasir:a]ler $3.00 Spread, $266—With scalloped for little tots of from 2 to 6 years. Re- duced to $7.95 and $9.50. Children’s Scarf Sets, $395 and $4.95— These cunning little scarf sets come in either zephyr worsted or brushed an- gora and are very warm and comfy, $3.95 and $4.95. Thtrd Floor—Lansburgh & Brother, Specially Priced .,.....500 These are “Ideal” 016 :;airs Unllfiled Black Auto iauntlets, smaller sizes only./sl’air.... $l.69 159 pairs Children’s Saede Fabric Gloves — White, gray, brown and sand; mostly 6gc all sizes. Pair ......... First Fleor—Lansburgh & Brother embroidered edge. A limited number of these Remnants of Dress Goods 89¢ yard Choose from s4-inch blue serge, smart plaidm wool black serge, all-wool batiste, all-wool nun’s veiling, all-wool_challie, 50-inch mo- hair sicilian cloth, in black, navy blue, gray and brown. In lengths, 2% to 5 yards. * S4-inch Navy Blue Tricotine, yard, $298—Note the width, full 54 inches wide. All wool and shown in navy blue and a lim- ited quantity of brown and gray. Fri- day, yard eeeeaeeaae $2-98 50-inch Navy Blue French Ces- tume Serge, High-grade and strictly all-wool. Splendid for one-piece dresses, plaited skirts and _tailored i o x T $1.69 All-wool Navy Blue Poplin, at §2.66 ankets, pair, In either Selea- $1.95 Doable-face W00l Eider- down, yard, $1.95—4 pieces, 36 inches wide; in red, i models, made of strong, durable cambric, and re- inforced with tapes and bands, and taped but- $1.95—Size 60x76. w hite or gray. did valges, pair.......... Block Plaid and White Bflankets, pair, $11.77—Size 72x84. Some all_wool in the lot. Only about 15 pairs—come 511‘77 d 1 d dark ight and d gay. lE’rl{’ard...u... 51‘95 First Floor—Lansburgh & Brether. tons. Sizes years. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Broether. 2 to 14 Pair . early. Millinery Fancies and Trimmings 63 Wings, assorted colors, reduced to 50c. 150 Straw and Jet Orna- ments, at 10c each. 31 Hackle Bands, reduced to Friday Bargains in Notions Crown Snap Fasteners—All sizes, in black and white. 3 dozen, 10c. 40 Count Box Pims—In jet and mat. 2 boxes, 5¢. Cotton Grosgrain Belting — All widths, in black and white. Yard, Sc. Colored Edging—Assorted colors. 3- yard piece, 5S¢, Sanitary Aproms — Nainsook tops; large sizes. Each, 19c. b Face Veils—Plain and fancy styles, in assorted colors. 3 for 10¢c. Hair Nets—In cap and straight styles, also silk nets. 1 colors, but not in each style. Dozen, 20c. Pin Sheets—In jet, mat, white and Housecleaning' Aids—Special | 10c Zealous_housewives will soon begin Spring clean- ing, and for their con- . venience a number of spe- cial articles have been at- tractively priced. Broom Remnants of Outing Flannels and Ginghams 15¢ yard A final clean-up of the short lengths of these desir- able fabrics. Outing flannels in checks, plaids and stripes. Ginghams in plaids, stripes and checks. - All are in usa- ble lengths. They will move quickly at 15c a yard. 10-yard Piece Longcloth, Facial Soap 3 for 50c Special treatments for each different skin condi- tion are given in the book- let of treatments that is wrapped around every cake of Woodbury’s Facial Soap. Get 3 cakes Friday for 50c, and you'll have “A Skin You Love to Touch.” Pebeco Tooth Paste—A PRAISE OUR. =] EYE SERVICE? ‘Through their own 7 % personal experience and by talking with others whom we have served, the genmeral public has | been convinced that we thoroughly understand the defects of the eye. Covers, Durable Iron Hold- ers, Pot Cleaners, Dust Absorbers, Pot Cloths and Polishing Cloths, each, 10c. 36 yards Chiffon, yard, 25c. 29 yards Chiffon, yard, 35c. 192 yards of Velvet Ribbon | —Just to show you how big || the values above are, we will Shopping Bags—A heavy how to examine into cleansing, sanitary paste, in $1.50—Just 2_1 pieces of this quote t'he regular price of black, with heads. "2 papers, Sc. l rope shopping bag. Large {;‘.f,fi:‘;fi.’:fl'fifi"&:fléfl’%fi"d- them and provide the 3-ounce tubes. Spe- 31 C very fine, desirable longcloth, these ribbons—75c quality, Sanitary Napkins — Good quality. size and firmly 45 blue only. Excellent 2 proper. remediai lenses. cial, Friday. o 36 inches wide and full 10- yard, 15c. Dozen, 45¢c. woven. Each .... C Biets, vard e $1.49 ‘Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother 150 Quills, each, 10c. Nickel-plated Safety Pins—Assorted sizes. Dozen, 4c. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. yard pieces. Slightly soiled; greatly reduced, piece, $1.50. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Second Fleor—Lansburgh & Brother. || | OPTOMETRISTS 613 Q=