Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1921, Page 16

16 TfiE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1921 - SPENDMORE MONEY 7 N ALIENS IS PLEA) ' Representative Kelly ' Urges || Broader Americanization ||| Work. H‘fi* in favor of the spending in the America President-Elect Has Requested. That Washington Stores Remain Open | Friday, Inauguration Day { | | | thirtieth | |l ughni (G —1In fact, he said: “Speed up Friday. * * * I would rather it might * * * and give new impetus to the activities so essential to common fortune.” ‘We will be open all day Friday. You can attend the inaugural celebration and attend to your shopping duties also. Friday Store Hours: 9:15 to 6:00. For Friday-5,000 Yards of nquet of the ary R was held New American Conscience. of the alicns, who, when called upo called * he said, {{l{lI “and 1 am in favor of making ali ||| such pers ALLSilk Georgette Crepe | oo rueiwes to e | and Crepe de Chine Tailored and | [ Trimmed Hats $350 | New, smart, trim, tailored styles, in an endless va- | riety of shapes—sailors, roll brims, pokes, chin chins with cushion brims. Thgre are solid colors and effec- | tive two-tone combinations, including black and white, Herbert or solo. Others | |lli| s were Rev. Clovis Ml it | il $1.29. yard Two of the staple weaves at a price that is absolutely the lowest quoted for many days. They are 38 and 40 inches wide; fine, strong, closely-woven qualities; in 75 of the most desired shades; either light or dark. Buy enough now to make up all your spring and summer dresses, blouses and lingerie. = Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother istor of Mount Vernon chureh, i thanks w o ings | brown and sand, all black, brown, navy and cherry red. n’s Stockings Women Can Bu ) . » navy and ) X N v e Wyl ¥l?;n§ Can Bu ft Und Li y —Added from our regular stock, 100 higher-priced S ial 'H dr t You Lan y . naermusins Trimmed Hats—many styles, trims and colors. Choice, | Il pecial—One Hundred Much Less Than Very Reasonably | $3.50. I oase s Ward Snd Regular Prices Priced Friday ! Firat and Second Floors—Lansburgh & Brother | | an; Andrews and ||l . . 3 (it Broken sizes; made with scam- 5 G 1 ] S h l D : agg B TR e at 50c irls’ School Dresses | < A il { i back; black, white and some E A L it 5 . 1 % ih weaves nvelope Chemise Ar ial i L P atine—George 3. Gooch, chatr- ||l i (Silk-Lined Throughout) colors in plain weaves : e specia nwman: J. E. Rayford and E it | and lace striped pat- —are offered in several styles, i i ration: ‘?'ru; 1 ”x]‘m ::"fl:]‘l iL !M (2 49C Inadc o&gaq:‘lhquality mu‘slin_,dand for Friday.... . i l‘ s—Fred L. Kohler, chair- ||| . ; v . | ; B. Bogardus, J. A. Patterson That Offer Lisle Stockings, 35c—Full nd Tace eAges At poidery Thrifty mothers can come tomorrow and choose from | e tinan onr A. C. Oehmler, Extreme Early- fashioned and mock seam styles Third Floor. smart Two-piece Middy Dresses, made of Lonsdale Jean; in | ¥ehairman; Arthur Copeland, J. E. Fox Season Vak t in broken sizes, in black, white all white, with full-pleated skirts, braid-trimmed collars and il Bambix. SeasonAva eyl | fi?{i?‘i‘é;fif fl?lmxl')]',;l_f_ it i at 690 cuffs; finished with embroidered star and emblems; in sizes 10 i Women and misses will be proud to own one of these b ingl periect. Reduced to.. 35C to 16— 5 5 . " i 1 man; rnhart, b i pmons coown O €S beconasey 4 Silk Camisoles —or, Gingham Dresses, in effective plaids and stripes, also ¢ Hebbard, Dr. Mitchell Carroll,” Col. youthful Sport Coats that fairly radiate everything ncw in the matter | Wool Sport Stockings, $L A mooi weade fof Chive. silk checks; skirts with pockets, belts and sashes. Sizes 7 to 14 ! Bivber, | Wo 1™ stoatamyer, 3. | A of spring styling, trimming and color. Wool Velours, Polo Cloth and Soft | ;txi;m}';zslo.‘sp]:ifn\?,’,‘:'md:.)é:! is used in mgking these camisoles years. Splendid value, choice, $1.95. A Lf.',’é:"n“;c?jf' Sfi‘?“fi?&qflst"mflr‘é; i Camel’s-hair Cloth are the n?utona,ls us;d in full, swinging hnc; and stifchi weaves, heavy and me- that are trimmed with lace yokes, Children® Muslin Drawers, Children’s Rompers and 1. Goodwyn, Dr. C. R. Dufour, Dr. | pleated models; with or without belts. Some are embroidered, stitched dium weights; all and have ribbon or lace straps. 18c—Made of sturdy, strong Creepers, 69c—Sizes 1 to 6 years i VH. C. McNeil, H. H. Saxton, Waring and button trimmed. New spring colors at $15 for choice. perfect goods. Re- s timleess muslin, well-sewn throughout, . s ; ot + E. Evans, Harry Stiekney, F. H. Key- d l 00 nd trimmed with hemstitchin in pink and blue, and white i * ser, C. M. Fisher, Herbert B. Lowey, duced to .......... S a C B rsicier ehecked ginghamiand i | H. 'A. Wood, Powell Rogers, Dr. E. C. Rice, George H. Judd, Dr. Charles A. Pfender, B. S. Garber, Hugh W. : Smith, Frank Buckingham, John M. Yule. P. J. Altizer, Charles E. Marsh, R. W. Stirner and Charles M. Ty-| : singer. Women’s and Misses’ One Hundred and Fifty | First Floor. at 99¢ e e e by hee Mignonette Dresses Walking Skirts | Women’s Silk A big choice PRt e 18C are“twanta” models, at 69c % 3 Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. Nightrobes of muslins are to be 15 5. | 5 L e , $ $ 95 Umbrellas, 8;)'95 had with embroidery and lace Whi[e and Colore(l I trims. Envelope Chemise of nain- il Several new styles in 1 black And underpriced for Friday—they | There’ i t : : i i I EXTRA TEACHERS NEEDED \};; 1a'ndd b\:lr_.lu n. 1 Embroid ull mlk ((‘lnmldi’l‘ S}z:l'.md A\[cnd‘s _r\\'::«n"j Ser]gev abm::"a "rraamsmffifir":n:"fld?e; :gloeks ;?Fr::evea:}:':‘at]i:::hd E::\‘;c 00ds e nants i ' Hit ined. These long, strai ine models huddah, aids an weeds, also 5 - ¥ o % b H : m | Tt : 3 fane f 3 these, with white or amber tips de chine, are trimmed with lace Wash G d R 3 il fashes for adornment Vouwill want several at 595, || DnEr e mateh male o ot jome i mavy brown Mol sl e Eas s e VL - il = i | quality silk, 1 vy, purple, ave hemstitching and embroid- 15 o Mservel Mg S,°h°°1 - f il | Second Floor—Lansbumgh & Brother green, red, brown or taupe. ery for trimming. Now Marked 15¢ and 29¢ Yard structors Used Up—Will Hold I | First Floor. Third Floor. s E . . i _ The assortment is large, and the savings on every item are great Examinations March 24. I = —and that’s the thing to consider’ these days. You can find innumerable uses for these wash goods, for they are For the fi in man; i 'or the first time in y months, just what you want for the making of all garments for which you ' . i school officials are without a list - Mlll T l H dr oo oonl o st S ] Bovs’ Wash Suits at 98¢ a Taylor Housedresses just, o sPpainimeny s Serianent acher y : v il Nainsook Longcloth ) qualified teachers held in reserve to fill - . - n = €ery spee 6 India Linen Dimity Checks !vacancies as they occurred have been ||| Serviceable little suits for sturdy youngsters to romp and play in. Shown in for Friday....... ° Voiles Crepes e o oma na Oliver Twist, sailor middys and junior styles, fashioned of wash fabrics, in neat . . Popli Ginghams {Btazch 24 o create’ another st of per- designs. In sizes 24 to § years. Every woman knows what this means, and will hurry for o‘:.lz":‘s Eianniets Shaker Flannel tsons qualified, for sintment 4 = 3 = . o = P > ! Structors S Boys’ Golf Caps, Each, 98c—In Boys’ Serge Trousers, Pair, $1.98— one of these exceptional dresses. They are samples and odd Remunbger—the Friday Remnant price is 15c and 29c yard. This Jooking wool mixtures or All-wool navy worsted serge Knicker- lots, made of excellent quality fast-color Gingham and Percales, First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. navy blue serge; lined bocker trousers, fully lined, taped seams, in stripes, checks and plaids— also white madras. Sizes 16, unbreakable visors. Shown in ti belt loops, hip, watch and two side . ; v lar sizes 36 to . uar one-picce top style. Al Q@ pockes. Govertor iasteners &1 QR ‘]é a“]f,‘rizdouff"gz"(‘)ff“ and small women, also regu ugs an u tams ¢ | | ruary 1, which | ! tion of additional classes and the subse- ||| izes at k Sizes 8 to 17. Pai Lt PR e it sizes aes at knee. Sizes 8 to 17. Pair.. < & Brother. ' I Rchoo! auitioiee h:;ic‘;’t‘hug a nume i} Boys’ Middies, Each, $1.Z9-_1n reg- Bell Blouses, Each, 69c—Of good Third Flsor—=Vausburah & Brathes - . (e of the weachirs néw nolaing o ||| ular middy style, shown in plain white, guality percale,” o attractive designs. - are specially priced for Friday sy peprgnd | or white with blue collar and cuffs, lace ese well-made blouses are known for ,m?!f;h;“;xmfiyo:‘&z :l'nr:flm“p‘:rlm: i iront, and braided collars, cuffs and side their excellence. Attached collar or neck 9x12 Rattan_ia R g, at $]_6 50 ‘nent. ~ These temporary teachers who | || pocket. Sizes 3 to 8 51 29 bands and Eton style. Sizes 4 to 69 | Our Regular $2.95 ugs, Jeoe (L lz{"&fi“j‘”‘:«gmfiifl%fi?‘ the |l years ... L =5 2 16 years. Special.eeceeceecsences )C | 2 ghO\\'ing the{very}x:.cwcst {i\ssxfins, in color lef;fectts t};(at f\w}{ present academic vear in June, a t i il 5 e have a complete stock ot al BT e : : | Voile Blouses e i o ; ‘ : : 16.50 7190 Dozen Here is a chance to Ox12 SiZ€ At ceeeevenanececicncroiiniaanans $ . . Going Out ilton Velvet R White Huck Towels save money on Gloves & Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs Broken Lot: fil{c GIG $1.00. Tomorrow at... About 100 Artloom Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs, in a great H Asons i Each, 15(: I 5 e 58 OVeS s o . - variety of colorings, in choice of 30 different patterns. Two sizes are ‘ < . ff he ol - 2 s of fin arge and varied selection of n 3 = ® cial prices for Friday's selling. 1% Tur Trom’ be it this, time, Towtis it S0k weill daweTitoBuy. e e e ez ol ne A large and varied selection of new styles are avail offered at very special p y's selling : I et itiecras the brice.is ceally an une Sailed. itom Hutidling in stock. Biach able in these crisp, sheer Voile Blouses. They are trim- 9 x12 size, $46.25 WO00D FOR COLLEGE HEAD. ||\ wsual one for towels of this quality. I white_and varions colors. ] 00‘ med in many ways with Filet and Val Laces, touches 8.3x10.6 size, $43.25 S 3 size 16x32, with a soft, absorbent surface Sizes 5%, 53, 6 only .. o of hand embroidery, rows of drawn work, or tiny B 5 Yard Mad Cartai ¢ $2.25 y i : | that is most agreeable. « - . Real Kid Gloves, $1.59—Fresh, per- tucks. Long sleeves, and rolling collars. Sizes 36 Curtain Scrims at “"'{ fan ] ’H'.": - ':i" "_‘;‘tsd' 2 of the i el S8-inch Mercerized Table Damask, = - fect stock, in brown, mastic and tan. 2- to 46. T e Toindow hanengs. fains, in natural colors or with at the mext re Yard, 59c—Heavy and lustrous—this clasp models, in sizes 6 and demand for window hangings. ins, v AL . was ) || damaslc preseiits ian attractive @) ealy Losectoe s $l.59 Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. A choice assortment, l{llwl'lllg. co!or;d :igurcs. Very specially PR value, yard ¢ e White Suede Fabric Gloves, 59c— I SRR E $2.25 L Bleached Cotton Crash, Yard, 10c 2-clasp models, in Kayser and Van Raalte — = ters. An unusual qual- tthees 1o o astat carvency il rm‘l_ \‘\h‘uol{:r _\}:hn‘gd with r!cvl 10c makes. Fresh, perfect stocks, 50c ity to buy for, yard..... 10c Cretonne Window Dra- i horders, in 18-inch width, vard.. in mostly all sizes .............. Many Wise Men Will Come Tomorrow o CambHCIClof Vs peries at $225 set—Draperies 1 First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother RS . . . . reen Cambric Clo in= made from choice patterns and 23000 Yar(ls of and share in the l"g Frlday specmls dow Shades at 85c each—Regu- colors of cretonnes, with braid o) SflkS k 49 P = lation size shade, mounted on edge on curtains and valance. Mens OCKS, crairr Hartshorn guaranteed roller. Why bother to make over-dra- Domestic Longcloth 2 ‘ 8 » ‘ourself, when you can 20c Yard Women’s Opera Pumps 480 pairs when the selling starts. They are full-fashioned, in fi"{i,‘fg?ysf‘ofi‘p‘,i’:;{’ }gsnld 1‘,5_{-‘ th:)n:";or, $y2 2€25 That's the Friday price for this S ecial $4 35 black only. Slightly irregular quality that if perfect would sell cach .. = C aset ... R very fine Longcloth. with soft P 9 o for $1.00; while they last, 49c pair. h Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. f,‘,':{c",°'s;l,']‘i:(f."'£' ;:2;,5“‘%;:"" It’s not often that you have the oppor- Men’s Jean Drawers, Pair, 69c—300 garments, elas- 69 B ' : tunity to secure pumps of such distinction tic seam Pepperell Jean drawers, mostly all sizes. Pair...... (4 PP Prim” Toilet Specials Linen-Finish Indian Head gfflineand ench I CRel ot muiomnitin Men’s Union' Suits, $1.19—Sizes 34 and 36 only. The 300 “Polly Prim peci: 19c yard, 3 in. wide—ideal for ap- soles in sizes AAA to D (sizes slightly ~ iamous Rockinchair madras and sofsette cloth union suits. 7 1Q Percale Aprons Pepsodent Tooth ron, Sport clothes, irts chlirens | broken) : “Men's Fourcin Hiands, 19c--180 piaincoiored, open 4 = Paste, tube, 32c. ?‘c:;:rxhaz to 10 yards. Very 19 Black S‘_’“"‘ Oxfords end four-in-hands—while they last Friday, each. < C C Peroxide, 16-0z. bottl s Ny priced. vard...... C Special, $7.95 First Floor—Lansburgh and Brof " Good quality Percale in i d Z. e, checks and figured pat- 01 Lansburgh & Brother. - = No Increase | L These smart satin oxfords are extreme- = ¢ i i ~ B 1y attractive—vou'll agree when you see 1 terns. Rick rack trimming 9 ~ in Prices { Woolen Fabrics them, with their Baby French heels and Bedwear Speclals for Frlday on shoulder straps and two S‘:"’“s‘"l’,"ry? Fs""' | A Trio of Special graceiul lines. Sizes A to C and 24 to Ripplette Bedspreads, $2.50 White Wool Blankets, $8.55 Big pockcts (0 isE el e 0ap,/3 bars/forS0c. 4 rio o pecials 7. Brooklyn made —An excellent quality spread in —Finely woven and containin apron B io; Ban on oY i at the I Hemaaris ot 54_;,‘:1,‘ Navy Blue Second Floor—Lansburgh and Brother a good weight, size 81x90. Its just enough cotton to preven% fixing SS.“"S"E” t:‘%};‘ sup- Pompeian Cream, 75c. | splendid laundering qualities will shrinkage; these blankets are ,npfurs'm,:,z.f_l ansburgh & Bro. First Floor—Lansburgh & Bro, il Serge, yard, 98c -An excellent quality, in r 1uilt ; 34 vards. T i appeal to the careful finished very carefully, some of BE LLE VU.E(:‘”“ ],f,:'ll;’.”: fl;‘z;;‘:;'éq\::nl}u} ):;tl(hisllmre is Wonien’s buyer. Each........ $2-50 them cut and bound $8 55 Hith fabric. Yard ee-ceeee-e 98C % Wearwell Bedspreads, $2.88 singly. Pair......... o 5 f Fl h Handkerchiefs —Inthe famous Field quality and White Wool-finish Blan- Regis Corsets of Fles $ 3 9 5 L] i Nav. a 79c—1 Farms Lunch “% 1i~?la‘a{d 1::-:: yis:'xee'chv r!?l‘rr'll"’\\‘on'; Women's Linen Handker- developed in a variety of at- kets, $388—The white blankets s 3 fit iz i _navy, every thred : Y tractive designs., You will find are shown in size 70x80 and are Brocade—Are S cml at and Dmmg Room' il For dresses, suits and skirts. This mate- chiefs, each, 18c—Neatly hem- these 78x88 spreads a neatly bound. The same qualit ittt rial vt.)fl'i('rs an exceptional value 79(: stitched, ‘rx?lnrx)ld(ircd § lsc vety good ‘value is shown in gray and a 4 Small pricing for such well-made, good-looking and perfect- 133436 G St. N.W. ‘ at, vard . e anhs‘fl/ G cm—‘;,r‘:he."':r Lso;.v l-zc}]l. % Fach siazeecsssesvasn 52-88 in size 66x80. Pair $3-88 Gtting corsets. Rubber top and medium low bust models, are | _$148—Three ,”,m,,e,\c ey hiefs, each, 101:“( ,'"' 54 Marseilles Bedspreads, Beacon Travel Rug, $5.00— finished with lace and embroidery and 4 or 6 hose supporters. 1332 G St. N.W. | tions are offered in thesc plai A bordens and White o catared e “'77"1"‘ “x[“i"»']"'"‘“"‘l" Y Warm and °°’":"““’1° sce "l'fse Sizes 21 to 28 only. Very special Friday, at $3.95. S 4 o = et Rl : - 3 corner style with neatly scallope attractive travel rugs with their 7 a3 is ice d sizes 4 i 5 1338 New York Ave. NW.! || lxulL| m—gfil.z_ for the coming mild broidered corners. Special, lOC Cdice Show shia "“mh"i’nf Soodilooking plaidg, Aeseloped . We have included at this price all odd sizes and discon : {1l e ”!‘lu’rr hese ard $l 48 each ...oeeo... beattiful designs. anibiite: Browntiand tinued models of Nemo, La Grecque, R & G and Warner Cor- EOELISIZLS = . First F Friday’s price........ $4-77 garnet grounds. Each, $5.00 sets, any one of them a rare value at $3.95. NOTE—Our lunchrooms at 1334 Third Floor—Lansburgh and Brother New York Ave. N. W. are open dally [ || ¢ undil midnig Fourth Floor—Lansburgh and Brother Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother