Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1921, Page 19

, e - THE - EVENING 1 : I ] e r:::‘(ri;:f::fl ’r‘.‘c“u",','s‘fi;'fn‘fi it REMNANT SALE e i ulw ; or,flv.n Weelk’s accumulation of small lots and remnants to be closed out regardless of costs or value. M. of New Oriéans, & af!bl? :hl eath of \lr Where Your Dollars Count Most L Ly g 9 iRites in House for Champ |- wed hrougn E H R li: N D | Clark a Tribute Paid Few St 720-22-24 Tth St. N.W. ! in Congress H|story yv.'.'ffi fiff‘:) 5 mll" :.'., I“.r], Store Hours: Open 9:15 AM. Close 6 P.M. || | eocinamos = "(TC»‘“J!ih’ To $7.50 Value $2.49 Ladies’ Pointex || uwraoy m . 2 leader New Sprmg Hats Silk Hose i, who,diéd. h Combinat ny stri B Ay * j‘.:,:‘ “g“-dor[ with fl W ! 35c Ladies’ Gauze Lisle cin e HoSe Reed Pa Heavy Gauze se, in black and had concluded | 25c Men’s Sox $12.50 to $15 Spring Coats | T B ared models. Tan, Women’s Coat Suits JerSE\ :lnd Cloth . um\ patched coats and skir ———_m‘ 39¢ Yard-Wide Percales i $39 98 Coat Suits ‘ot for 3 Tone time 18 < wm of l!tl’k ||(:’\"l c } a1t assortment of v : dots and strip-s. | former \] ary | and. S iy i | in misses’ and women's Shz“-= in soc 32_Inch Fine Dress Speclal Indhlld:::r”l:‘:"::"':" Paid. Mo 3 9 30x3'% ered. beaded and lace |ojaids. « | CHAS. E. MILLER, Inc. trimmed styles: all colors, all siz ],]p P! |;! po"“”r;:”;{"; T e:\]hlli fl\.] i .ll.zor'n:{'lly él‘)ne; lll)nn' A”K' Slu;:r!y h?‘ldst - . olobe” you would find in Silk and | | i ¢ Suoi § \ Jersey Silk Petticoats [ Woo! soods —_— SR ‘ 23 Al k Petticoa 2 27-Inch Red Star 9 it 6 §2.79| 9250 2Ll GENEVIEVE'S ) m.rimx Y,;.W\Ba S When vou say Red $l 69 GOWN SHOP ‘h:"hflrm ew Tie-Back Sweaters e 717 11th St. N.W. e Do mane e - . . S a 39¢ & 45c 36 ln. Cretonnes | ll Three Big Specials B o ' For Friday e ose from Full of unselfish purpo: nd f(mdhnll ntally + wide: for comforts. furniture All(Chdice: New Stock Jeffersonian democratic yx Reed. . _ | 44x22 $1 Turkish Towels DRESSES et of the House lea Note the size of this rk ixtra heavy double- hread bleached Turkish c “the most beloved fowel _with _hemmed : Senator Reed ends. Very absorbent | L & Mr. Clark, moreover, “for Ien ye s has been the foremost flgure, to proper estimate, in the party and in the national “his place will not soon be You should get a big supply at this price 30c 32x17 Heavy Huck. Towels 15¢ Handsome Taffeta, Trico- tine, Canton Crep n the cleverest Spring styles. Petticoats and From outside of Congress came a tribute from Samuel Gompers, presi- '$12.98 Boys’ Cloth Suits Extra 25 Cioth tiest of Quality . $7.85 Just half what this rrade Huck Towel has arch or any for- out eign filling. tures. a colors of brown, gray, green, blue, [recn selling f',"‘ ‘ All ete. 6 to 16 sizes. ~hite or with t- —_— _|’olor red borders; hem- Choice of all Jersey Pet- . - d ends € Jersey $4.00 Extra Size Wrappers |~" " ticoats, in all shades 24 Wrappers of T st $].50 72x90 Bleached _Jersey Petticoats with able col- . Sheets Taffeta ruffles, de with bl G le with welded 69 All Tafieta Petticoats e e center, of heavy muslin, with- Choice $1.50 Bungalo House C Aprons . Slip-over. button fr 11 42x36 Fine Pillowcases especially 1 $3.98 119 ml] WAISTS $2.98 Attractive All-Silk Pon- gee Waists. Regular $5.00 value. Belted with fi U and end; ind finished with pockets $2.00 and $2.50 Women’s free rmm dressing. $2. 00 l.ongclo!h Fine Chamois-fin- ish Longcloth 915 SOUTHERN BUILDING | The growing girls like these ncwg ‘Walking Boots and Dancing Slippers. | trimmed y FLOWERS AI\ economical and Lincolnian inauguration will not preclude the sending of flowers to incoming Sfficials. Simple courtesy is always in good taste, and the finc old Washington cus- tom still holds. Just between | the child’s and women’s shapes. Tan Boots, 9.75. Patent Pumps, 6.2 i Oxfords, 8.00 and 10.00. Two-strap Tan Walk- ing Pumps, 8.50. | and hose to match 1.00 up. (mishd Arthur Burt Co. STAR, WASHINGTON, { pay final b fought 7 Jolm P. Agnew & Co.,| T, “the most distin- | D. (. THURSDAY, 1921. Champ Clark is a loss to America and to American citizenship.” “The labor movement.” said ompers, “will mourn the los incere fighter for freedc MARCH fitting tribute may be rendered Union memorial services will be o 05 Mr. | held in one of the local churches Sun- morning and all business will be body ar- pended from the time the rives until the funeral takes | The town where the former sy made his home for so many years has been deeply affected. Progress of his cen watched with anxiety died was re- with universal expressions of House & Herrmann Seventh & Eye Streets Announce The closing of their store all day to- morrow, Friday, March Fourth, in honor of the Inauguration of the i’regident and Vice President. women beat for a better d pier lives, there will be death of C| crat and w or. Smith ordered flags on the courthouse and on the public square lowered at half-mast and in the win- | dows of ma houses pie- | tures of M a in mourning mad > membership body in which he had so lon JUDGE CLAYTON'S TRIBUTE. f the served. Eulogizes Surviving Members of | This is in deference to a time-honored custom observed by us since the establish- ment of our business, and in respect to a great American occasion. Blackistone, Inc., Landscape Department !| Now is the time to get our estimates for spring planting. 1114 Connecticut Ave. N.W. Store Open All Day Friday---Inauguration Day Springtime Footwear for Little Folks This store has earned a reputation for Quality Correct Fitting and an Enormous Stock to select from. Champ Clark’s Family. and the v daughter, Jud served in the Ho with Representative Clark for eig een years. BOWLING GREEN SAD. their and Reliability, Included are— Growing Girls’, Misses’ and Children’s High Shoes —Patent Leather Lace Shoes —Patent Leather Vamps, White Buck Tops —All-White Buck or Canvas —Tan Russia Calf Low Shoes for Girls, Misses and Children —Patent Leather Ankle Straps —Patent Leather Cross Straps —Patent Leather Theo Ties —White Canvas Ankle Straps —White Canvas Oxford Ties —Tan Calf Oxford Ties All sizes and widths, so a perfect fit is assured. with Hosiery for Children All kinds—all styles—in qualities that are always dependable. This is a semi-bhituminous coal, | of anthracite hard. does delivered clean, dirt, hotter than houses he: auickly | before. exhibit in our office. JOS. STDASBURGER. CO. 728 14th St. 310~ 312 SEVENTH STREET Main 3068 NEW PRICES ON CANNED FRUITS APRICOTS Libby’s Choice, No. 1 tall can. ... .. .13c | Holly Brand, No.2ican......... Libby’s Choice, No. 2 can. ........15¢c Rosedale, No. 2 can............. BLACKBERRIES Libby’s Extra, No. 2 can..... +ener.25¢ | Maryland Pack, No. 2 can. . . .. CHERRIES : No. 1 tall can. . 17c | Del Monte Royal Anne No. 1 tall can.17¢c .26¢ | Del Monte Royal Anne, No. 21 can. 26c .36¢ | Bewley Red Pitted, No. 2 can 27c: PEACHES Libby’s Sliced Yellow Cling, No. 1 can.17¢ | Del Monte Sliced Yellow Cling, No. 1 can.17¢ Libby’s Choice Yellow Cling, No.22can.26¢ | Del Monte Yellow Cling, No. 21/, can. . .26¢c Libby’s Fancy Yellow Clmg, "No. 244 can.30c | Del Monte Sliced Yellow Cling,No.2Y: can-26c Pine Cone California, No. 21 can. . .20c | Maryland White Table, No. 2 can. .12¢ Blue Ridge Pie Peaches, No. 2 can. . 13c | Blue Ridge Pie Peaches, No. 3 can. .16¢ Modesto Specials, No. 2% can. . . . ..30c | White Lily Yellow Cling, No. 2% can. 26¢ PEARS Libby’s Bartlett Pears, No. 1 tall can.17c | Del Monte Bartlett, No. 1 tall can. . . 17¢ Libby’s Bartlett Pears, No. 21 can.. . 33c | Del Monte Bartlett, No. 2 can. . .. .33c Booth’s Oval Brand, No. 3 can 25¢ | Gold Bar Bartlett, No. 2% can......33c HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE Libby’s Extra Sliced, No. 2% can. . . . 26¢c | Del Monte Sliced, No. 2} can. Libby’s Extra Sliced, No. 2 can. . . . .22¢c | Del Monte Sliced, No. 2 can. ... Libby’s Grated, No. 2 can. . ... 20c | Del Monte Grated, No. 2 can. . . Rosedale Grated, No. 1 flat can. . . .13c | Del Monte Sliced, No. 1 flat can. .20c 18¢ .14c Libby’s Royal Anne, Libby’s Royal Anne, No. 2} can. Suprema Red Pitted, No. 2 can. . L4 .26¢c 22c .20c .13c 20c 1343 F Here since 1887, “The ORIGINAL Malted Mil WAS HINGTO! NEW YOQK Exgglenced Advertisers Prefer The Star g | e The "Food - Drink"finAllAgel. Quick Lunch at Home, Office, and Fountains. Ask for HORLICK'S, #9-Avoid Imitations & Substiiutes Hillsdale Sliced, No. 2 can........20c | Gold Leaf Grated, No. 2can. ... Strawberries, Trisum Brand, Fancy Blueberries Michigan Pack, No. 1 can.... (Packed in Maine) No. 2 can. .32¢c Raspberries, Trisum Brand, No. 1 can.10c | Libby’s Extra Raspberries, No. 2 can.42c PIGGLY WIGGLY Y. QeerieXortdl . .10c