Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1921, Page 12

/ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1921, = coing it =] ANSBURGH & BROTHER= 1= v»: = “HELLG" AND “GOOD-BYE." THSISHOMNG DAY INFEDERALFFES Cabinet and Other Appointive Officers Make Plans for f Their Exit. Today was moving day in the gov- ernment departments. The clerks and the large majority | of the working personnel under the | civil service were not those men and women i positions were & Pporsonal el and cleaning up their désks proparatory to making way for thair successors, who will take office Saturday morning. At the same time score of officers Every Day Is Bargain Day on semi-appointive positions, su s and oth. —That’s the principle on which The Bargain 6th was launched. new he ml~<f not been ta —Nothing can be offered up there unless it is BARGAIN. Not only must it appeal through price, but it must possess quality and style, even to 974 Tailored a degree out of all rela- tion to the trifling price and Trimmed Hats we have marked it. L ‘ Choice, $ .39 many General Burleson and officials of the Treasury Department Several Conferences Held. Senator Fall of » new Secretary of the been confined to his roc leigh Hotel for the p: a heavy cold, but —A storewith a principle Of that kind is bound to Here’s the biggest Millinery Bargain of the season. Think of choosing from nearly one thousand entirely new hats at one price, Succeed'—and that The and that price extremely low for hats of such style and quality. Bargain 6th is cutting a- Ouete SIS i Tailored straw hats, dressy straw hats, some combining straw niche in Washington ;;:.‘,11“,‘:,;;x':,f,f:;if’:‘ax;szt;:; e ';;z‘%?sl;i::stoglzzi: storekeepingisbeingevi. - | ML T e ence Yy € Crowdas o thrifty-Wise people f]_OCk- Just In—Another Shipment of -ing here every day, Regular and Extra Size C | Sateen Petticoats —The reSpOnSe has been When the first shipment was placed on sale—these petticoats ‘e caused a veritable riot. Women bought them by two, three and four. SO far 1n excess Of What They are wonderful values—being made from a lustrous, heavy Eri=r Sateen, with form-fitting elastic waist band and tailored ruffle. we anticipated, that our .Carefun}"made adverFiS' Just R.ecei\-ed—Another Shipment Women’s Short ing and merchandise Silk and Cotton White Petticoats Envelope Chemi plans have been com- "ve;pe R e 50c¢ - pletely upset. We are 1.39 Made of good quality muslin, and = pper: Joxephus’ Daniels, retiring Secretary of the Navy, gave Edwin ks Denby, the next Secretary, warm and cordial greeting when the former k5| wergeant of marines visifed the Navy Department two duys before ' | inauguration 3 Lower: Will H. Hayw, the next Postmaster General, calls on Mr. Burleson, - | the retiring Postmaster General, and looks over the department. all plans for turning over to the incoming republic: several cases, the retiring S and the new incumbent ha ferred. .READ_YOUR OWN METER. You Can. !ar You Will Be Told et i n Tomorrow The Washington and the George- Ope H e town gas light companies today agreed to print on their billheads a diagram of a gas meter. with instruc- tions to the public how to read a meter A citizen made the suggestion to the Public Utilities Commission a few weeks ago and the commission pass- €d it on to the companies. The com- Panies have repied that (hey will be zlad to comply and the directions will appear on the May bills. it is believed that the education of S LARGEST SHOE RETAILERS WORL standings which arise between the companics and consumers over bills. army men conriemeo. | STO P Brig. Gen. McIntyre Among Those Acted on by Senate. ! The nomination of Brig. Gen. Frank MelIntyre to be chief of the War De- partment bureau of insular affairs was confirmed yesterday by the Senate » in open session ycl The nominations of seversl hundred officers, including majors, lieutenant coloneis and colonels were confirmed. Chairman Wadsworth sought unsuccess- and lieutenants confirmed. Chills Colds HEADQUARTERS FOR Thrift and Fua Merged in One! i : ? o de with lace and emb oidery Wh n0t : 4 o . They're simply wonderful value “”""‘“‘ Fachi = T havZ orel | a bit backward in putting ST e Sese e W e g 2t want, A saes for wom- r ; [ ‘ ; > . 2rcace: patterns c“““‘c( c L en and misses. \ ou’ll say they are loth i i L ke o in type all of the Bargains BT W el valeeana dhen by 3 i hite. suy c Ot €s . family at positively the lowest pricesintown. we Will have from day tO i PRIYAOHECHIRS oG Made to order by : RUBBERS—ARCTICS—RUBBER BOOTS . YOURSELF with the | Heavy Weights - Light Weights - Sandals day’ but we are holdlng %men S Blmgalow Aprons Standard inreservesomeespecially , attractive onesfortomor- | Ay Extra . ! Special . . . row—theyare mentioned a 8 They are made of Chambray and hel'e. b Percales, in full width, with attrac- i tive Dbelts and large pockets. Slip- over and button-front styles are to __We’ll be ready for yOu ] be had, and round. square and V g h 11 ] necks. \Various modes of trimming ‘ & i are effectively used. Checks, plaids, tom Orrow Wlt an a 1 : stripes and solid colors are shown. The size range is complete—from Star CaSt. / 4 ; 36 up to 44 bust measurement. Choice, 66c. 150 Separate Skirts ALL SIZES Children’s, 59c to 79¢ Women’s, 69¢ to 98¢ Boys, 79¢ to 98¢ Men'’s Arctics $1.98 355 or $75 —All ready! Going up!! The varicty of wood used makes the $10 difference in |° the price. tury of intimate acquaint- | BUY BEST AT \flm' nearly half a cen- " SAVE MONEY AT Mo dhe © D ARD | Kiher Kiaxv's e fhigwest $ 96 n\j 1\1\1,(\,}x1\(-' Hlfl\,.!» f‘\“d:.’:rz ; Eighty-five Stores FossiacgeFesaties z:rrf;l;;:rs at. G. R. KINNEY CO., Inc. ; et I“m l“_nh i World's Largest Shoo Retailers There are tans, blues, greens and flstrlLd 1l 729-731 7th St. N.-W. plaids and checks in the lot. They are won- 81z Aq-E : derful bargains at $1.96. ¢ eiemer | | Open Tomorrow : Lr-nq.ue i p 0o ) The Bargain 6th Will Be Open All Day Tomorrow, Frlday p