Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1921, Page 16

Come In and Se Wonderful Display of Portable Electric Lamps | Heie Are a Few Specials §| Reading L. m\p for desk....... 249 | *4.98 [ 4 Gooseneck Lamp for desk Complete Stock Edison Mazda Lamps The Gibson Co., Inc. 917 G St. NW he new Fanu_y of Dort_Cars'is the outstanding featute of the show. SPACE 24 . Dort Distributing Co., | 1017 14th Street N. W. Telephone Main 2153. | THE i Hoffman Co.| CLEANERS and DYERS 12—STORES—12 Main Office, 740 12th St. N. W. Plant, 1530 Pa. “ Phone M. 4724 PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGE T [ | Ave. 8. E. TR Remember, first and last, an auto- mobile is a mode | of transportation. | The fallacy of the ! higher the price | the larger the car- | has been proven. | The larger and | heavier the car the || greater the cost of | /| upkeep (the most || il expensive item of || the heavier car), |l the harder to || handle in traffic | congestion. | || Three years’ pro- | I| duction with thou- | | sands of cars in || owners’ hands, in- | cluding 27 foreign countries,prove | 'l TEMPLAR worth. | il First Floor, Auto Show Space 15 and 16 .| Washington "I Templar Motors 1901 14th Street N.W. ¢ shown that d is done k Bucralite 37 50 Sesk Lamps... . up | Our Spec | White 1vo 54 98 Boudoir Lamp. . i special........ | brary Lamp, 3 : ble ldnun,. 94AL up ; TECH PUPILS TO GIVE PLAY ? ‘Ompning Performance to Be Held SCHOOL CHILDREN LEAD SPRING GARDEN DRIVE Teachers Send Out Slgans on Ef- forts to Make Washington More Beautiful. Dad is getting that rake and hoe | from behind the furnace in response to the call of the school children of Washington, for thé nature study teachers started the spring campaign ] for a beautiful Washington today in | the grade schools. Here are the slo- -achers have sent out, and e one, turn it in to your 1 more beautiful. and mine. [ A capital idea. | Washington the greatest gar- | den in the wold. Make your capital grow. Invest'in a Washington garden. l,x\lv‘ your neighbors’' grass a cha | Rv\pv(l Your neighbors' grass, hedges and flowers. You will then enjoy your own. ore school children have d to have gardens for what might produce in vegetables nd flowers that could bring profit. Chis idea will not be omitted, but a ) cr outlook will be given them th v by the children of the influence \\xll be !elt 4 Dl the upk The sixth grade boys and girls will then teach from the e e it kindergarten | work Tonight at Central High. Tech High School students will give the opening performance of “Monsieur Beaucaire,” a dramatiza- ‘tion of Rooth Tarkington's novel, in the auditorium of Central High School tonight at 8 o'clock. Other performan will be given Friday and Saturday nights ar Beaucaire,” The largest insect known, but now extinct, was a dragon fly, which had g two feet. Notable in the sale Night tailored styles. signs. Note: Four _ attractive with hemstitching. Seventh At F, winter at the - It is a special | tization made originally for | mith College plavers. Special nd pleasing musical selec be the attractfve feature: | boosters. $100.000 a year from a tax on users of | hair powder. Philippine handmade 1,200 gowns of fine w! kimono sleeves and choice of square or “V” neck. Handmade, in simple some with pin tucks; some with embroidered dots; some MUTT AND JEF F—Spwxs Learns Somethmg About the thtle Fellow s Past. e CLIMAX, JEEF, IS WHERE T AS Juuvs CEASAR TURN ON BRUTUS hNb SAY Lke THiSt YET Tu, BRUTUS? ™ (19 THe oF THe PART AT THeY'LL G\VE You THE ALL. AR € SPIIS, You AINT WATCH Me! JuLivs IS SURPRISED THAT BRUTUS HAS STABBED HIM So He sAYs IN A SURPRISED WAY L\KE THIS S~ "ET TV, BRUTUS? cet e DAL SPIRIT You SAY 1T THAT WAY oN THe STAGE! D. C. BUSINESS ME) SEEK | First Steps to Improve 0ld Wash- | ington-Leesburg Pike Taken by Boosters. to open up trad men to be the Chamber of C the meeting were ference of good terday in the T s Georgetown, which was p Rnhflrl N. Harper, former president of | the Chamber of Commerce. Others who attended Gasch and B. A. Bow ton, and the following me \ Mackall and F M. e Great Britain at one time obtained Tmprovement of the old Georzetown- | I | vention will WILL ATTEND MASS. Go to St. Patrick’s Services. Together with t cient Order of Hiberians, the rears Council of the tion | { for the Recogaition of the 1 3 { public will attend m at s Church tomorrow at 10 o'clock BIDS FOR ROADS OPENED. ,‘ Bids have been opened for four miles | of concrcte road connecting points in . their bid be sre yard for the Gee, THM S Fme. I DIDN'T RNOW \ou CouLd ,fli_) COMPANY |NEW POST FOR F. B. TOUGH - | TRADE FROM SHENANDOAH |Irich Council and A. 0. of H. to |Supervises Oil and Gas Operations | Under Leasing Act. supervi War ents Additional $3. 25 Chester And RETURN War Tax 26 Cents Additional $3.00 Wilmington And RETURN War Tax 24 Cents Additional Sunday, Marth 20 April 3 ang 173 Balflmre &VOhlo R R Gowns, blouses, ete. all to sell at Half and below half . customary prices HE sale comes about because the importer dissolves rela- tionship with his agent in the Philippines. comes to us at a fraction of first prices. are— gowns, $1.75 hite lingerie cloth, in slip-over Nightgowns, $2.35 1,680 gowns, richly hand embroidered in solid and punch work de- Floral, bud and spray patterns. with kimono sleeves ; some sleeveless. Square and “V” lightful handmade $l.95 The lowest price we know of anywhere for such attractive styles and qualities The blouses are made of snow-white batiste—soft and sheer—handmade, handdrawn and hand-embroidgred. styles; Tuxedo and sizes, 36 to The entire stock Another glad surprise is these de- square collar style; turg-back cuffs; fine pearl or crochet buttons, Glorious news! 5,000 pieces hand-embroidered styles with necks; some These gowns come directly from the Philippines, hence are minus the ribbons, which are inserted in this country. All The Hecht Co. Philippine A black spot in the sale Women’s Ingrain Silk Hose $1.85 First quality ingrain silk— full fashioned and finely fin- ished; silk from top to toe. About the price you pay for of ordinary grades, “seconds” These are PERFECT. Sevenflt AtF, I PLAYED IN SHAKESPEARIAN PLAYS FoR Two YEARS WiTH A sToCike AND I ‘WAS (Copyright. 1921, by TL €. Fisher. Trade mark registered U. S. Fat. OF.) > togeth av ‘lerab \UHM' WAS YoUR cAvoRITE ROLE INTHOSE DA‘IS ict engineers and with_oil n placed Mont 1 The chimpanzee and the gorilla are born with brains as large as those of w-born infant, lop after birti. dY0OAL Prompt Delivery B. J. Werner 912 New York Ave. PHONE FRANKLIN 7626. THAT'S A SILLY QUESTION, BUT (F You MUST KaoW My FAvRTE ROLL WAS ONE WITH A HOU WEINER IN THE CENTER OF (T! —By BUD FlSHI:'.R deputy super- Demon- strate, but they do not Washer EASY On the back Clothes, $ 1 3 9 Only the Better Grade Current, Payments. G St. Phone Main 140 1111-13 14th Street C. A. Muddiman & Co. 616 12th St. | Touring Model. THE JACKSON See the Broadway Sport Special—the Prettiest Car POTOMAC SALES CO. Manufactured by the Jackson Motors Corporation Jackson, Mich. “Motor Car Builders for Over 16 Years” MAXWELL Tak good Maxwell car is built to fit the prac- tical needs of home ‘and business. It pays for itself in increased low-cost human activ- ity. The new and powerful organization, ‘now building the good Maxwell, designs to make it popular by proving it profitable. H. B. Leary, Jr. 1321-1323 14th St. Telephone Main 4105 Member Washington Automotive Trade Associstion Space No. 28 at the Auto Show