Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1921, Page 29

oS ‘ THE EVENING STAR, \’VASHINGTO.\’,' D. C., FRIDAY. MARCH 11, 1921 FORD.C.FRENENS PALA Col. Kutz, at Meetmg Honor- | 810818 7¢h St. ing Ex-Representative Cald- | well, Defends Enforcement. Col. Charles W. Kutz, Washington's lone Commissioner, told members o the fire department at a soclal gathe: ing at the Ebbitt Hotel last night that the new rules against which criticism has been voiced were enacted for the purpose of building up the spirit of Mavis Talcunr Powder Special, 19¢ The Family Shoe Store Presents its" Complete New Display of Boys’ and Girls’ Footwear For Spring and Easter Young folks always like new footwear for <pru|g and their parents bring them here because they’re al- ways sure of quality. Large assortment, correct and careful fitting and L\tremcl\ moderate prices. N Style and - Of Authoritative Style King’s Palace leadership in Mil- Ready! An assemblage of SN tailleur_ and " trimmed models in linery S MnoRe women's and misses” suits that en- emphatically dem- ables every woman fg achieve dis- onstrated than tinction in dress without a hint of N extravagance. Developed in trico- ever this season. tine. poiret twill, serge, covert, 7 Patent Leather Strap White Nu-Buck and N | the department. i 5 i C. £ | The meeting was arranged by the Slippers, for Growing Canvas Lace Boots, for § {City ¥ire IFighters' Association in Girls, Misses and Chil- Growing Girls, Misses honor of former Representative | Charles P. Caldwell of New York, who dren: a “hi . played a prominent part in obtaining Growing Girls’ 4 to 7 andjeild o the tw tem for the Im:.:l\l irowing Girls, 2 /- fire de ent. Mr. Caldwell - left N ¥ 45,00 to $700 NUBUCK | Coneress N e Growing Girls', 2 to 7, $8.00 Forme s J. Thilman N Misses', 11%%. to 2, s, 2V: 2 Hendrick presented to Mr. Caldwell on behalf of the firemen a gold watch $3.50 to $5.00 Misses’, 1122 to 2.... ... $7.00 in with the request that he Frank J. Wagner and later indorsed by his successor, Chief Watson. Col. Kutz said he also hed to make it clear that the pres of an Army GMficer on the board of Commissione had nothing to do with the military ter of the new regulations. § § Children’s, 81 to 11, Children’s, 835 to 11....$550 ‘s a8 a reminder of the § $3.00 to $4.50 CANVAS Given Careful Thought. 7 ; “hi en’s ~ . o m tz, dis i h les, (S gabardine and hairline stripes. § Children’s, 4 to 8, Growing Girls’, 214 to 7, $600 sald they would be mabioct to modin: |= Biited) box, pancl tipble; pleated § $2.50 to $3.00 | fisses’. 114 10 2. $5.00 5 f o hemare Hound (o= and mannish models, the majority X N Infantsi2tos $200 | Cildren's, 8% to 11....5400 Hosiery for {Bs"Sunitd the fremen' (o, understand. |= embroidered or braided. . § Tan Lace Boots and Oxfords, for Growing Girls, Children ;)?]L :;:;r‘;\n::?s:lhf;:gslrudf,rl"\‘:&plfl‘flr‘l" = ™ ) SR « 3 u [ ation. s § Misses and Children. L = All kinds—all The' riles ‘were Drebared, he said, [ 2 5 2 9 i 5 3 & Patent Leather Lace and Button Boots, with White styles—in qualities under the regime cof former Chief |2 ° Kid or Buck Tops: for Misses and Children. Dark Russian Calf Lace Shoes and Oxford Ties, for Boys and Little Gents, English and wide toe lasts. Z N that are always de- pendable. 2 $39.75 $45 % Flower-Trimmed Hats Wreath-Trimmed Hats 95 Ostrich-Trimmed Hats ° Feather-Trimmed Hats N _The sole desire of the Commiesioners \\§ hoageing die rulce e colonelicon —And numerous other groups from $30 to $85. Secarf-Trimmed Hats &\\ fire department. one of wh the na- tion as well as the city could be proud. Mr. Caldwell's Acceptance Speech. ot STQASBIJDG Former Representative Caldwell, in N | éccepting the cift of the firemen, fold them that the first person he looked 310— 312 SEVENTH STREET for when he arrived in Washington as a “rookie congressman” six years ago wax a fireman, and he met one on a street car near Union station. e said he told the fireman he w: ‘two-platoon man” and stood Teady to fight in Congress for the double- shift system for Washington. He had the pleasure a few years ago to see the plan adopted by Congress for the District. Mr. Hendrick took occasion to thank Stylish Stout Suits, $35 and $39.75 Tailored to simulate the lines of the suits for slender women. Of men's wear serge and tricotinc. Navy, black and tan. Other stylish stout suits up to $75. More hats, better hats, smarter hats than you'll find any- where else in this city at or near this popular price. The supremacy of this famous group has heen concede r two generations, and is more pronounced thau ever this season. Hats of every correct type and size all the new straws, fabrics and combinations. Every woman will find her millinery ideal in the surpassing assortment shown tomorrow. Spring Coats, $12.75 to $65 Sport coats. wrappy capes and tuxcdo models in.tailored and richly embroidered styles, including the graceful circular capes, in navy blue, trimmed with silk braid. Chlldren 8 | Hundreds of Easter Hats, Trimmed Hats $1.95 to §7.95 °/-50 $9.95, $12.50 Trimmed and Tailored Hats and 314‘50 in every becoming style and Ready-lo-W(-ar Hats tize and every preferred braid. ushrooms, sailors. pokes-and = round models in infinite varie: $2.95 to $7.95 ¢ firemen, policemen and civilian ployes of the District government their loyaity and co-operation dur- ing the six months he served as Com- 2 . ne! ), pt. Jhmes D, ¢! lifford. a veteran of v York fire department, al pt. Edward O'Connor, presi- dent of the firemen’s association, was . ’ Boys’ Easter Suits ¥ All-W ool Fancy Cloths All-Wool Blue Serge in charge of the program. AMUSEMENTS Joseph Hislop, Scottish Tenor. Joseph Hislop, Scottish tenor of the Chicagp Opera Company, gave a re- cital ypsterday afternoon in the Na- tional Theater, assisted by Oscar|S Nicastro, cellist, and Alberto Scia- rietti, accompanist, in one of the con- certs in the ten-star series. Mr. Hislop sang for the first time in Washington, and to those who {heard him made an excecdingly good iimpression. He has a ce of sweet quality and sings with artistic finish and much dramatic fire.- He was | brobably at his best in the operatic {ariag, in which the full volume of Saturday’s the day, folks. Values greater than ever the order of the day at George's. Looksover the particular items listed here—they're all excep- tional, and there are many more just as great. $9.45 The splendid-‘new suits of all-wool fancy fabrics have two pairs of pants. Those of serge haye one pair of pants. Get the Boy’s Easter Outfit NOW 2-Pants Suits 3 Slashed-Price Specials_ Both groups show the dressy new belted models with yoke and pleated back. Lined with alpaca. " A Timely Special Sale of EASTER HOSIERY: EI;A Underprice Opportunities in the Better Grades = — for Women and Children Qe $1.69 Yomew: 98e —— i woice’ was_shown. -~ The famous “Ce- : s 5 Ilelfi ATdx" was beautifully sung. and = Pants lined for extra sepvice. Fancy cassimeres in Made of all-wool They’re guaranteed all i Uso the aria, “Lamento di Federico, vom Frarcesco Cilea's “L’Arlesiana tself an aria of great beauty, and ‘. Hislop made the most of it. A sroup of English sons, one of Ger- nan, & French song and & group of icoteh songs compieted his program, which, was well balanced and thor- oughly enjoyable. Mr, ‘Hislop is a cultivated musician, t the intellectual type. His inter- oretatlons show thought and. sincere study.: Several times his high tones to lack freedom and his re- spect for the pitch was not as pro- found as might be. Of the smaller numbers the more charming were Harold Craxton's the two songs of Ein Schwann” and . 4nd the two songs from As_encores he sang|= " by Kathlee and the famous Donne e Mobile,” a brilliant finish to a delightful program. Mr. Nicastro scemed handicapped by his instrument and sacrificed hi tone for tempo, making it metalll and fn the higher tomes, very th many “times, dwindling into a squeak. ork was in his own com. Imvmense selecti; of rich pat- terns—grays, browns, heathers, greens and English effects. Blue serges are guarantéed fast color. All sizes 8 to 17. materials in browns, wool. Herringbone greens, grays and mix- stripes in brown. gray, shades; both pairs of tyres. Inverted pleat tan and green shades. pants are fully lifed; coat, some are alpaca Patch pockets and open lined. Both pairs of vent in coat, which is al- pants are full lined. paca lined. Both pairs 16 years. Theyll Sizes from 8 years to of pants are lined. 17 years. They'll wear Sizes from 10 years o like iron. Two-pants 18 years. and the price, with, price, two pairs of pants.is - $'7.95 $Q75 $12-50 The Greatest Value That Ever Came Out of a Hat Box port ta both singer and cellist. CHILD FALLS IN MANHOLE all the new spring sizes from 7 years to Makers' samples and surpl, of $2.00 to $4.00 Onyx full-fas Onyx full-fashioned combi- nation thread and fiber silk black hose; mock-seam pure 9 ° ioned thread silk hose. e pair perfect. Plenty of black. thread silk hose in black, white, also a_fair showing of colors cordovar and gray; and Gordon and white. combination thread and fiber silk hose in black, white and 3 Pointex $1 98 Elrldl-i\d.—m. All perfect quality, f—. ] Silk Hose... s ildren’s 2 Some Perfe("[ So’ne Jlended \\'omfl?fls?)ny full-fashioned Onyx Socks . "90 : pure silk hose with POIL g & heels. Lisle garter tops. wear particularly well, T lllllIIIIIIIIlIIlIl"lIIIl e High-grade Kid Gloves, made to sell for §2.50 and $3.00. Black, whitc and 5 3 SnQIBIACK S Evers s pain perfbct fect. “values, some with o o " 5 ull-fashioned roll t Whirt icoeted shiades St ymendcrs aiere ‘Women’s With fancy colored tops, | AL skillfully repaired that former tiny L] e By defects are hard to find. Note that Children’s enfirely perfect gloves are also well | High Spring novelts—these - 79c importe: ‘'ull-fashiones ace i Tope ot meroerised liste in ejan; Silk Socks.. orate deep patterns and artistic Pure silk socks with full- lace clockings. Black, white fashioned tops. Irregulars of and cordovan. Garter tops. quality. In plain whits ‘white with colored tops plain colors. Defects are toe« slight to affect appearance of . wear. b Iy per- Kayser Silk Gloves Remaind. our purchase Misses’ 59(3 of “irregulars” of a celebrate . We were on the job and snapped up this lot of F Tmake of Italian glove sitk nose, Lisle Hose . _ Sample Spring Hats for Men at a remarkably low figure Firemen and Police Make Efforts at or Eqster made to sell for $3.50 to $4.50. Beautiful qualit mc-rcprun] —you get the advanta; of it. They're here in all the Defects are practically unfind- lisle shaped hose, with four-ply . hades and shapes. Every one is finest qual- Montreal to Find Body. able. Luce stripes and plain heels and toes. Fine ribbed. Tatest spring shades and shapes y =2 —are here in:all lengths, in styles in black, white and col- Black, white and cordovan. ’ ity, made by a leading Danbury Hat Maker. MONTREAL, March 11.—While Mrs. black. wh and all the ors, Ideal weight for Spring. Joseph Manning was crossing St. correct shadBs—as also are n E James street yesterday with her two Kayser Chaipisette gloves. 9 E little daughters, the elder, Lily, eight Sizes from 6% to 7%, years old, stumbled and fell into an [ ] THE VALUES ARE AS open manhole in full view of the frantic mother. Before the woman had HIGH AS 3. a_chance to catch her breath the child i plunged head first Into the sewer and DON'T MISS THIS ONE. swept away by the men and police scarched for the body. A man who saw the accident ran - - = T . = = - = to [hqfl:pxt manhole a short distance o 2 B 2 | away, vlimbed down and waited to HIR'I'S They're good shirts, especially good, in L own i walted o fact. iFive-button coat atyle, soft Eeench bubihisieflovt was invain = 5 - cuffs. A large assortment of patterns. Silk-Stripe Sizes 14 to 164 Better stock up at this Cherry Red - Silk Bags Cut Beads With Double Frame 50c $1.79 Saturday special in these Latest fad—add the bright- smart silk bags. Leading ening touch to the spring colors. Trimmed "with silk Style With Economy The Logical Choice Is Madru slashed price of ensembles tassel. o — = Peggy Bracelets, 25¢ Swagger Bags, $1.50 The mew “shot” bracelets so _ The smart leather bags for spring. Tots’ Easter Coats A Gathering of Dressy New Models to Delight Mothers and Little Ones $6.98 to $15.98 popular with the younger set. BSSETSvary ¥ in form NE S o m e times ‘. they are stocksorbonds They may be cash or con- Headquarters for Uniforms at “Lowest-in-City” Prices | | evroperty. —and coats to match. Extra heavy 20 quality. Union made. Formerly The success of the Easter costume is very largely a matter of se- lecting the right corset, one that wdl preserve and enhance the nat- ural grace of your fig- ure and provide a sure foundation for the frock Stich assets are com- mon to’all businesses. But reputation — re- pute .for exceptional fOOd fOr magic cook- 5 or suit. We have just the ery, for exemplary | Of course you'll want the tots to look their best on c}?m R & G'to do this for you e = and other dress occasions of the season. King's Palace offers e tablesemce note- § a bountiful, measure of the good looks and good wear in to_ :?ssure t;ue ssttyle at worthiness for these |£ | children’s coats at modest prices. Materials are taffets, sillc a minimum of cost. i 1 oplin, serge, Tibet cloth, polo cloth and shepherd’s checks. things over a period of E l\roke effects, jaunty reefers, box coats, loose cape models, R & G’s are $1 75 to $6 50 | 26 yearsis an asset ex- [E | smart belters, box-pleated and panel-back coats, with patch . o C1mvely pocketsior slashed gockets ) Sises 2 tal0 yeir, There is an R & G for every type of figure. and every P Children’s Trimmed and Tailored Hats, $1.25 to $7.49 Charming new arrivals in plain and fancy straws, novelty braids and combinations of silk and straw. Trimmings of ribbon, fruits and tiny flowers. Tailored straw hats are adorned with ribbon bands, bows and streamers.——Second Floor. R & G is within reach of every woman's purse. Laced fronts and laced backs. White and flesh. Women of full figure will géamcularly interested in R & G No. G 644, a coutil ‘'model 910 Seventh Street N. W. Q2 We Request the Return of Anything That Can Be WA LLI S Bought for Less Elsewhere ; 12th and G Sts. N. W. —King’s Palace C.rlot Dept.—Second Floor. B OO T U T