Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1921, Page 10

Close 6:00 P.M. E “THE BUSY CORNER® PENNA.AVE.AT 8 TH.ST. THE BUSY CORNER” PENNA.AVE.AT 8 TH.ST. ‘(3 New Embroidered and Stitched Spring Wraps & Coats —Many of these have just come in within the last day or so, and have been already eagerly purchased by alert shoppers who have recognized the un- FGATFORLEHTS & | . Baon HovsCof——| amsiwr m Citizens Decide to Join in Ef- | fort to Improve Massachu- setts Avenue lllumination. Members of Lincoln Fark Citizens' Association, at a meeting last night in Bryan School, decided to co-operate with Stanton Park Citizens' Associa- tion in the matter of getting better lishts on Massachusetts avenue east of 6th street. President George H.!| Judd and W Greer spoke of how POOEECOCOTOLOLIDORRREES ‘o 45-in. Belgian ITTLE MissMuflet 23 PI®HIF > Secon SO Bl ae e 2 L [ <ol Rha quality offered at the price. And threw her curds |"5hte fon deciica to apnoint Llnen Sultlllg i usual style and q y d at I away a commit S S .. {committee of th For right there beside | ““X'"tisorution e noving picture: Shesuddenlvspxed her 1')mra:;‘.-m»,;nmn approved a sugges- tion o ‘ostmaster Merritt O. Chance Bond-Bread-and-milk | i Qiousenolders faciiitate for the day. livories by ins their front doors. It was announced that the associa- | tion hereafter will have an entertain- rent feature at y of its meetings, and a committee w; ppointed to ave charge of the new feature. Committees Are Announced. President Judd a ces for the en; For the Linen Suit or Frock Which Fashion Says Should Be in Every Woman’s Summer Outfitting —The tailor-made girl will this carry her fondness for the trim suit into the realm of linen, and w made of the new blues, browns, or & that are shown among the many beau- tiful of this qmdrt weave. 55t . $39.75 —New dolman wraps in cape effect, in navy blue, with the ornamenta- tion in handsome embroidered or stitched designs in wool, in tan and gray, also in silk. 1 de- ing mail boxes at D323 a fabric for Pl enls —They are very striking and lined in plain or fancy silk linings. v & nounced the com- | ing years as fol- | (g —Also at the above price are new flare coats, in bolivia and silvertip, in all the new > e — Mrs. ?} tans and blues; smart tailored covert coats, silk lined and belted. TR M1 —An assortment that permits almost any taste to be plm~(<l H:{;i'ii“x‘:sim @ ’ Vew / the penchant for S and come out in Kann's—Second Floor. some of the s terns in small che well as novel stri cept 1 s. Bell n De Bogert, Mrs. C. R Richards, Italph J . ~ the = gAY C 1 > HINDERCORNS [ 1, Virave 3 G DeTa Tade'an Zvme Vamous Genuine Sece Sk and . New and Different and Bandeaux and | comfort to the o ubic utilities committee—T. . e b s e ° & ity SR, cmpe £ X Bauifor Tov, 15,10 gas ot G mosl f o Bandettes | & - x‘lf'; A\v\liW)nr“IJon Johgdli, Al‘l‘amls, of colnrs from w! l\lt‘l\ to aeleu at, 38C o he Corset - I3} W “}?"Tu' iwa';dlt)\"u;“bu' E Kann's—Street Floor. / & Giving the New ) Thompson, J. G. Thunnae\l(:r;l' 4 Silhouette ® {i Usilton, J 3 L) < brocade, & gner. brocade, Program committee—Mary New- / vle, with chairman; Mrs. Ruth B. D: P u Anna Bernhart, Mrs. M ) = elastic rows, Henry D. Dillo: = 50C el S —Taffetas, in straightline effects, with flowing panel bac —Brocade Bandul X, with ‘ o T Eellere Ohe e s Make Up the New Silk, Wool and and front, heavily braided ornamentation on waist and skirt B s |J. W. Hew | Haller, Henry T. € : 9 Al . . ~H = T e e The Modern Faucet [ Hichards, C. Rupport ana Alfen o Cotton Fabrics After three-quarter sleeves, and sash; surplice bodice frock, with rubber in Russell. . e od c . i for Hotels, Apart- pLublic health committee—Albert W. long tunic skirt ornamented with clusters of cml’dmg, flare i avis, chairman; Hoyt L. Lamb, . . . - . H . ris a tai- = tlme esh Bandeaux, in 1 ] sleeves, and vestee of embroidered georgette; another is a tai ,in ments and Homes || ciace rirmin, ciiflee fnd Pictorial Review Patterns - e hogi ot ah k Pat. Jm,, 18th, 1912 No Capt. M. A Willara, Frank 3. Yood- lored model of taffeta with embroidered tailored pockets, styles. | splash or drip. Flows evenly llbn!‘:snn. .'L:lhpn s:.gfi,: 'l\";:arlt:s 1-‘1 —And have two dresses where you would otherwise have had only t‘l"ht—fittmg l)asquc and full skirt: the sleeves are finished as shown in cut. Positive Abbott, George P .Barse, B. L. Cal- one, because you save on the making. ) = ¢ shat-off saves water. o e e e T It isn't difficult if you follow instructions exactly and carefully. with little puffs. { W. Tippert, L. i frs. H. R. —The April patterns are here, and the April Free Sheets. g . - . Hgure, 8 Ask Your Plumber! P r,smm . Kanl:,‘s_;;me[ Floor. —Long-waist models of crepe de chine, with full pleated are mad Thos. Savill's Sons, Mirs,, Phila. | | chairman: R w.w hifehares B Wacn: skirt, trimmed with buttons at bottqm of skirt: aun}lwr is - — ,,"‘,’,‘,;‘s‘:‘}‘:;‘“‘l‘;',,‘,,gfi‘\“%;‘;;‘n: a crepe de chine made with blouse bodice, slashed and filled in rr';okim(l e flf.—il,;i - Cf.f‘”“" with a contrasting color; ornamented with self covered but- Emmett Hamilto: The Aty 6 hita N. Lowden, o : s : Mrs. George H. Judd, George 1. Lin: —Sizes in the lot up to women’s 44-inch bust measure. & * kins, . C. Stration, Mre. Nettie Tay- > < g Streets, avenues, alleys. etc., com- Kann’s—Second Floor. & mittee—Charles Macnichol, R, & 6 Smith, Julius Egloff, Earl C. Graves. - & Ge‘nrp;‘TA.k)}ur[(.’!.n‘ William Brook- b A ;.' mire, Frank J. Dimock, jr.; George G. i s S y i S Tl cctieaie § ‘ r Another Day’s Sale of the Special Purchase of & James F. Bixl J. A. Brown, Frank W ‘;“ Brown, A. P. Black, Coleman C. Frye, & William H. Bradrick, R. I Garber, % ) 98 &/ . Virgil Brown, Fred S. Cawson, Wil-|z& 5 f 2 . & —— =D lard W. Cleland and S. W. Emory. 3 3 M ed Je se Su ts L5 o At L] [ Soothes =~ Relieves * R NG N AL oS ; : IX r 1 Sl Ll ¢ fi:epLgeTub%icIaaxvly E. Brashears. John 3. Gurkc, Tienry J ? ot [ $6.95 10 $9.95 Values ¢ ,res seming & S0 /A B Cedwall Horia £1 Well Known Throughout This City —Some of our own models taken from higher priced lines have | & g L r,amy::,n(‘ Hr(_rm(:i'r:’h(,_ > o for Their Good Value at the Price been included with the purchase, and are offered at the e price | & s . Gernan S, tomorrow. . w. Hrd' Cl B. Holl : 2 2 |}'2. 5'. Hfi“':rd ‘V Otfli‘:'cs and"!,';:‘:leers = s ("‘*"‘[k of mignonette ‘\-() e ; 50 - ¢ @& rinting committee—Mrs, Helen = 1 ((nv'e :nx«l(d mrg”“. chairman; Corneli o ffects, attractively lace Whitehurst, Frank | v 3 : some tie-on, some sport e. W. W. Connor, D. A. Edwards, E o blouses, and some overblouses in 1% H]7 h;;l:a Charles E. the lot. emos. Isado ] . —There are also tai 1 P Pre committec—floward Brooks, ’ Z - —The tweed suits are in two chin’::" ::S = Dnl\?ll;::id f(:::”::m‘fi W. Schroeder, William H. 2 & unusually chic sport models, in looking. pretty batiste handmade Mary A. Newcomb, D. A : ¥ oxford, tan, and brown mix- blouses. i :mbership committee—W. J. Bar-{ — / tures, in plain tailored models. fmrlh":;:d‘;‘l [";"l‘ ‘I]‘gh‘_ff:]n“r';':ni":? o e e e & \ / S zes for misses and women. A good range of sizes to select I :"r:“ :1.” M. Sezer and Helen Nel. | : 5 d The Jersey suits are in heather mix- from. Kann's—Second Floor 3 lucation committee—Ray L. Smith, B - g tures, ix:l blue, _grray doh\i: altxd lt"f“n and Cornelia 1. Mathis, Mrs. are made in uxedo ron style, semi- On Exhibit at the Henry, Mary A. Newcomb, Tuxedo and notched collar styles. I( Kn't l I d Stromberger, J. H. Me- e W AUTOMOBILE SHOW Q. Tawson, Georse E.\e X —The sizes in this lot are from ‘those for a y Sel' 1 n r eal' A-Harrows, Jh;*‘,_‘r&m’;; e ’ misses of 16 years to those of women of 44 = i he Benefit of a F. te Pritel Next Week . bust. You Receive the Benefit of a Fortunate Purchase committee—D. A. Ed- o —Qualitics, as you will know when you see them, that you i . H. Ramsay, Rev. N J rse g t have always paid much more for. All are the perfect-fitting | Tucker and Rev, L. Our No Charge Trimming Service Permits y ; g:\rx::t:::ni for \\Rhl;h Kayser underwear is noted, and every i . e o —in heather mixtures, and plain colors, in garme: s periect. = i s You to Express Your ’"'d"ndual"y combination effects, navy with gray. navy —Women's Fine Ribbed Union e {TWO NEGROES CHARGED with tan, brown with tan, Copenhagen and ] Suits, low neck no steaves, band ) v oAU Cale Diws Sy . gray, and light and dark op. Also_ bodice style, 1 e ! WITH MURDER OF GROCER Select a Becoming Shape From tan; tuxedo coflar and $l 9.90 N Stiivs) Suite siibed i wnd | cuffs. These priced at / loose knees, ~h:11] finish. A In pink i o i & =5 and white, regular and Freck]es Mar {Both Confess Being in Store Dur- | & Our Immense Line Of Kann's—Second Floor. Al 69C —Women's G\\lss and Fine Ribbed Y B | ingiCrime, But Each Blames Ot Vests, low neck, no sleeves. band ¥ er for the Shooting. o T B d S k M top. In pink and white, our Ea.lty, o i Ny ntrlmme ats 00 any CAS=—== tOC llSt regular and extra sizes. 390 ? i : Each : zainst John Walter - . am_Albert Payne, —Women's Ribbed Lisle e Who were arrest | ) Be Reduced Vests, with glove silk tops, D 1 s Flahe Morg: - @ L Mullon n connection. ‘with. the . tailored _ style, “reinforced under iniz 1o death of Max Lisberman, Priced From arms. Shoulder and bodice styles. street south Pink and white, reg- ular and extra sizes. $l 25 /' Lisle Union $ '95 to $ 000 Suits, bodice style; tight knees, t 50 Francis street - glove silk tops. Embroidered ne’'s hom fronts, assorted patterns. In @ white ‘and pink, rea- ) —Then choose the trimmings vou wish to have ular and extra : h used, buy your lining and we will trim the hat for > K dm mu |X|d ¢unl had R A . " .o . o (f sned him. 43 you without charge for the work if all materials (':g woon s 2 are purchased in our Millinery Store. . $55.00 Wardrobe I Mks (’} yre met at —The shapes are the most popular ones of the mo- Massive White Enameled Brass Bed Outfit Complete ® strect southeast, ment—the chin-chin, off-the-face, close-fitting tur- Bed, With Spring and With Spring and Specml Thursday « o $ 29.95 % (Ll warrsing Jumpers and 82 ¢ bans, mushrooms, irregular shapes, close-brim sail- Matiress oy Mattress el ) from their st nts | (8 ors with the directoire crown, some with the pencil —Substantial style bed with 2- | 2L BhF S i ahien with —Large, full size; 10 hangers; § drawers ; cloth mc] ; snap rom r, statements ;. short back pokes and ott Inch continuous post and ten All- | jnch outside posts and I-inch draw bolts ; shoe pockets; laundry bag; 18 only. e (2 roll edges, short back pokes and others. ing rods; complete with guaran- | filling rods, complete with Na- = drobe Trunk s Gt Dlonice E R o ik X s teed National link springs and | tional link springs, finished in '$65 Wardro! runks of pickles. —The braids include China piping, milan, milan hemp, reversible mat- 2 0 gray enamel, and $29 90 Rounded Top—9 Only row and row, lisere, Batavia cloth, Italian milan. iress. “”_ sizes. 52 .9 a.h'“"rfk_y"“"""‘“‘ . 39 95 &y —The colors are pheasant, henna, cherry red, navy, black, = At $ A recogtng fallowied gold, white with black underfacing, pearl gray, porcelain Layer Felt Mattresses $75 Wardrobe Trunks cmcm Soa bha_m 00S an injury r blue,. jade and some two-tone c!l’u ts. 50-1b. 3-row Imperial Edge p p » and unable to run, | ¢ = F followed by P ' —The Trimmings include almost everything imaginable—wings, —These are splendid mat- M or imitation paradise, ostrich plumes, glycerine ostrich, cut os- tresses; 6 inches thick, | |ME:S S——et5® Tl at------..---- M sou ik, e o m, thick, trich pompoms, pins, ornaments, flowers, wreaths, etc. ® built layer on layer and $35 Steamer Wardrobe | & healthy hair through life shampoo Y 4 s aranteed not to lump or separate. Have rolled edges Trunks reguiarly with Cuticura Soap and o Jhe grocer cvas Priced From 95¢ U 1 (e it s et & hot water. Before shampooing and capi: and Imperial stitched sides that insure touch spots of dandruff and itching, P— ermanent boxed effect; covered with pink or if any, with Cuticura Ointment. A Kann's—Second Floor. B s = P! o clean, h-axmy scalp usually means TRANSFERRED TO OMAHA. 2 blue art 'tlckm_g. All sizes. Thursday...... Michael N. Greeley, Quarter- Kann's—Third Floor. in the office of the ster’ general, War Depart- has been ussigned to duty at uha, Neb, A { -