Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1921, Page 16

16 T i 9 ' Table Celebration And Appreciation celebration, eating ha <;L ) important part. Great pleasure has meant feasting for ages. To make every meal mean great pleas- ure has been the WAL- LIS purpose for 26 years. Cooking is a science in our kitchens. That is why what strikes your fancy to- day will taste identi- cally as good when you again order it at WALLIS’ 12th and G Streets N.W. Children When the Cough Rub Musterole on Throats and Chests No telling how socon the symptoms * may develop into croup, or worse. And + then’s when you’re glad you have a Jar of Musterale at hand to give prompt, * sure relief. It does not blister. As first ald and a certain remedy, Musterole is excellent. Thousands of mothers know it. You should keep a jar in the house, ready for instant use. It is the remedy for aduits, too. Re- lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheu. matism, lumbago, pains and aches of back or joints, sprains, sore muscl . chilblains, frosted feet and colds of the She was found, still alive, i I: d. some time later, by the crew of a TOOK HER OWNLFE| Man Accused of Murder As-l serts Fiancee Objected to Postponing Wedding. CORUNNA, Mich., April 4—That Lucy Whittum, nineteen-year-old Du- rand girl, took her life when told last Wednesday night their marriage was ’sm SWEETHEART to be delayed, was the statement made to Shiawasse county authorities by Forrest Higgins, twenty-two, who is held here on a charge of murder in connection with the girl's death, cording to R. E. Mathews, prosecutor. Higgins and ) Wihittum had met at their favor trysting place, he said. and he had told her that their planned elopement would have to be delayed, when the girl became de- jected, thinking his interest in her had waned. Drained Bottle of Contents. “In the clearness of the night, just after I had climbed the fence near our favorite meeting place, I cou her place a bottle to her lips, gins was quoted. “I ran to her side and knocked the bottle from her hands, but before I could kick it be- vond her reach she had picked it up d drained its contents. In another tant she had fallen to the ground e downward. 1 felt her still. warm nd, satisfied she was dead, ran Higgins declared he was convinced suspicion would rest upon him had he reported the affair to the police and that fear of the consequences impelled him to run from the scene without of- fering assistance to the gi ‘Was Living When Found. passing train. County authorities de- clared that had medical aid been ob- tained earlier death might have been averted. Prosecutor Mathews declined to say what effect Higgins' statement would have on the investigation. Arraign- ment had been set for tomorrow. WOULD KEEP AS SHRINE BIRTHPLACE OF A SONG Purchase of House Where “My Old Kentucky Home” Was Written Urged. FRANKFORT, Ky., April Edwin P. Morrow has proclamation calling upon patriates from the Kentucky soil that gave them birth” to contribute to a fund for the purchase and preserva- tion of Pederal Hill, the ante-bellum Kentucky mansion where Stephen chest (it often prevents pneumonia). 85c and 65c jars; hospital size, $3.00. 4.—Gov. Foster wrote These Tips Prevent Turning Reinforced flexible . wing tips “spill” the + ¢ wind’and thus keep the , umbrella from turning. . This feature is exclu- sive. Sensibly shaped. Dealers everywhere. India vmbrena ke little wmbrella with the big spresd™ Made by ROSE BROS. CO., Lancaster, Pa. st by 8052 5805 0. ancue, FoOT REMEDY The genuine bears this signature Winter clothing is safe from the attackof moths | and other insects when | sprayed with PREVENTOL | before summer packing. PRrREVE “My Old Kentucky Home, Good Night.” Federal Hill lies about a mile from Bardstown, which is thirty-nine miles south of Louisville. ‘The governor’s proclamation was said to be unique among state docu- ments, both because of its subject, now almost a national anthem, and its extra-territorial character It recites in part: “To Every Expatriate from Ken- tucky in all the World: ““At Federal Hill. a homestead and estate, near Bardstown, Stephen C. Foster wrote and com- posed that most loved and famous of all American songs. ‘My Old Ken- tucky Home, Good Night.” The home- stead and surroundings still_remain essentially as they were in that sum- mer time in 1852, when ‘the corntops were ripe and the meadows were bloom,” and as they were in 1795, ‘when the mansion was built. “The place is under option to be purchased by popular subscription in Kentucky, to be converted into a his- toric shrine to perpetuate the glory of the song, the memory of the great American composer and the universal desire to honor its consecrated asso- Kentucky, | | ciations. It is to be maintained and protected, when acquired, under the authority and control of the state. “Now. therefore, I. Edward P. Mor- row, governor of the commonwealth, do make and send this proclamatio with greetings, to all fond expa riates from the Kentucky soil, th: gave them birth; to the children of such as have passed on and Jeft be- hind the heritage of pride in their origin; and to those “who have lis- tened to that song of home under the shadow of other hills, the sunlight, of other plains or beneath the quiet stars of alien skies, and who have felt the thrill of its deathless beauty and pathos. “You also are privileged and invited to join with the sons and daughters «f Kentucky in a contribution to this fund. which shall be used alone to preserve the home of that song that is_vour sonz and our song. * ¢ * “Given under by hand as governor of the commonwealth, this second day of April. 1921." —_— COTTONGROWERS CONFER. A delegation of cotton growers, ac- companied by former Senators Smith of Georgla and Butler of North Carolima, visited the White House Saturday and assured President Hard- ing that his administration would have the undivided support of the south. Proposals for the relief of cotton growers were not discussed, but, according to Mr. Smith, will be ®one into in conferences with Secre- tary Hecover of the Department of Commerce and Eugene Meyer, head of the War Finance Corporation. Such conferences are now in progress and will continue next week. WILL CONSIDER TARIFF. The Southern Commercial Executiv Association at its meeting in Jack- sonville, Fla., in May will consider the tariff and other legislative policies, according to tentative plans agreed on here yesterday by the program committee and officials who are in ‘Washington conferring with admin- istration leaders. Hubert Harrison, manager of the Witchita Falls Chamber of Commerce and a member of the executive com- mittee, announced he would fssue a jcall to chamber of commerce man- {agers throughout the south to study the tariff question and its relation to | the south and to secure an expression {of opinion from their membership. PERPETUAL BUILDING il ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- [ fore maturity Assets More Than $7,000,000 Nearing $700,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. || —=— THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MdNDAY, APRIL 4, 1921 ON THE WAY—APRIL SHIRT CARNIVAL—WATCH DAILY PAPERS LANSBURGH & BROTHER Washington, April 4, 1921. STORE NEWS The One-Price Sale of New and Fashionable SILKS Continues as the Genter of Attraction The word has gone far and wide that 20,000 yards of new Silks—in seventeen pre- ferred weaves—are offered for choice at one price. Hundreds of women came today— they were amazed at the superior quality, the beautiful colorings and the saving pos- sibilities. The selling today did not exceed our expectations—for we anticipated such a re- sponse—that is why .we have provided such a large quantity—that we can carry on for several days. —Lingerie Crepe —Radium Taffeta —Striped Taffeta —Zinc Gray Taffeta —Navy Blue Taffeta —Dark Brown Taffeta —Black Satin Duchess —Crepe de Chine Shirting $ Come tomorrow—choose from these beautiful weaves: .89 yard —Black Foulards —Satin Messaline —Washable Satin —White Broadcloth —Perfect Tricolette —Navy Blue Foulard —Colored Satin de Luxe —Colored Chiffon Taffeta Wanted colors—32, 36 and 40 inch widths. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. Opportunity for Fine Economy Wool Jersey Suits—A Sale Do you want a Suit which reflects the popular vogue, right now—here and on Fifth Avenue—a Suit which will carry you in trim fashion through every hour of the day—a Suit which meets a rainy day un- daunted—a Suit whose wearing life is perennial—a Suit which is very economic in price? If you do, you'll choose one of these All-wool Jersey Suits tomorrow— at $19.95 There is an interesting variety of styles for both women and misses. Some are mannishly plain, others are in fitted-back effect, with large and small patch pockets. Tuxedo collars predominate, but notched and convertible collars are represented. Skirts are in comfortable walking length, and pocketed to match the coat. Some clever combinations of checked Velour with wool Jersey are noted. Two styles are sketched. CHOICE OF HEATHER MIXTURES, ALSO DARK AND LIGHT COLORS Second Floeor—Lansburgh & Brother Sale of Handmade Blouses at $2.‘95 Many new ones—many from our own stock. Blouses of fine Batiste or Voile—dainty, dura- ble and tubable—qualities not to be over- looked in handmade Blouses. Made with corded shoulders—arm seams, hand embroid- ery, hemstitching and tucks—and sometimes a bit of Filet insert. Crochet or pearl buttons. Sizes 36 to 4. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother A BLUE:-RIBBON SALE—TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY Trimmed and Tailored Hats misses. the Bargain 6th’s tomorrow will be standing. the lot. Be promp Every Hat In the Lot Reduced to The Bargain 6th—Reduces Prices on 127 Dresses | at 79c Choice, Tuesday $7.95 This is the first markdown in brief career. These Dresses have been selling for a higher price. The pgce beginning think it will end tomorrow, too. For how such good-looking dresses can be overlooked is beyond our under- . Eighty of them are of navy blue Serge—in tailored or embroidery trimmed effects. The balance are in soft Satins and Mignonette, in vari- ous styles and colors. broken, but all sizes 36 to 42 are in Sizes are Smart Styles' For Women and Misses 52 Two hundred and fifty hats from our regular higher-priced assortments—in ever so many shapes and styles. trimmings of flower wreaths, ribbons, pins, ornaments and other novelties. In popular shapes, such as There are Saslors, pokes, roll brims, chin chins and side rolls Materials—Milan Hemp, knotted sipper, lisere, barnyard and other seasonable straws. Styles suitable for matrons and Choice of every wanted color—and black. Priced specially for Tuesday, $2.00. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother A Clean-Up —Muslin undergarments are ready in many styles—the odds and broken lines have been grouped and priced for 74 quick selling. Choose—petti- | coats, envelope chemise, night- gowns, middy blouses—and other garments—at 79c. Checked Gingham House Dresses—at $1.49 Sizes up to 48. Every dress a real value. Being well made, cut full and trimmed with ckets, belts. Blue, pink, lack and white checks. Children’s Drawers 20¢ Only 200 pairs to sell. Made | of strong muslin, with tucked hem. Smaller sizes only. Polly Prim Aprons 6%¢ —of Gingham, at Gingham Bungalow Aprons d we ——— finger tips. 420-30 Seventh Street N.W. Women’s Black Lavender Top Stockings, special . 790 Full fashioned, firm, close weave silk lisle, reinforced. Offered at this small price because of slight irregularitics of weave, unharmful to wear or appearance. First Floor Women’s Full-fashioned 350 Lisle Stockings, special......... A soft, smooth weave of sheer quality, rein- forced for better wear. White and African Brown, with imperfections so slight you'll hardly notice them. Boys’ Blue Palmer $2‘95 Linen Wash Suits, special. First Floor Regulation Middy and Oliver Twist styles of real Palmer Linen—the strongest, most serv- iceable wash fabric. Fast colors. Sizes 2} to 8 years. Fifth Floor Boys’ Wash Middie Hats, Blue Ribbon Day. Wash Middie Hats, strongly sewn seams; with upturned brims; in plain white; also white crown with blue, tan or green brims. All sizes. Boys’ and Children’s 980 Straw Hats, special, each...._. Straw Hats of excellent quality brown and blue braid, good shape, well made and trim- med with regulation band and bow. A real bargain. Fitth Floor Fifth Floor “Prim Lady” Rubberized Waterproof Aprons, each...... 480 Practical household aprons that will not stain or discolor. Choice of blue, lavender, pink or black.' Size 24x36 inches. First Floor 20-inch Pure Irish Extra fine, heavy quality—full bleached, and offered in a choice of several attractive pat- First Floor All-White Turkish Extra heavy quality, woven or double twisted thread—with deep nap, which makes them soft First Floor Women’s Muslin Nightgowns Why sew when you can buy Nightgowns like these—made from excellent quality pink or shirring—for such a price? Third Floor : 79¢ of Pereale, special.............. 9 Full cut and well made Bungalow Aprons of Linen Napkins, dozen...... * terns. Special for Tuesday only. , ) S¢ Towels; Tuesday, special. _.... 3 and absorbent. - Size 18x36 inches. Tuesday, special at....._ ... 590 white muslin, trimmed with stitching and Women’s Bungalow Aprons Percale, in neat plaids, striped and figured designs. Buttoned front or side, with belt and pockets. Third Floor Children’s Dresses $1 48 of Ginghams, special....... e Charming little Dresses of assorted check ginghams, with collars of white or contrasting colors, and all the new notions in belts, sashes and pockets, Sizes from 6 to 14 years. Iwanta Rompers, for Littlest Folks, special...... Mothers know that there is no better Romper than the Iwanta—made of madras, gingham and seersucker, in all colors; for 2 to 6 year olds. Third Floor Germantown and Fuzzywool; 1 8c many -colors, special, ball.... —Which, you know, is much less than the usual price for this wool that is being so much Fifth Floor A delicious candy—spicy peppermint cream used for embroidering hats and dresses and all Chocolate Peppermint dipped in rich chocolate. A confection that crocheting and knitting. s v 33¢ Patties, special,1b. ...___...__.... melts in your mouth. - , First Floor Genuine 116-Warp 290 Chinese Matting, yard........... woven quality—will be sold by the yard, or by the full roll of 40 yards at $10. REMNANTS—New Spring 21c Cretonnes, special, yard........ slip covers, etc. A varied selection of colors and patterns. Exceptional savings. Linene Couch Covers, $1 7 9 Blue Ribbon Day, special it designs, these are 2J4 yards long, 50 inches wide and finished with g'inge. Colored Curtain Serim, * ’lgc Blue Ribbon Day, special, yd. beautiful designs, with color effects of rose, blue, green and brown. Choice of 10 colorful patterns; a firmly Fourth Floor. Useful lengths 2 to 8 yards—for draperies, Fourth Floor. Natural color, with contrasting embroidered Fourth Floor. 36-inch Curtain Scrim. Good quality, in Fourth Filoor, Extra Every pair PERFECT—and shown in white, pongee and gray. Full cut arms—Mousquetaire style, with double Extra special. ' Pretty Lace Collars 16-Button Length Tricot Silk Gloves $1.35 First Floor Palmalive Soap, Blue Ribbon Special, cake...... Buy in*quantity lots when you have oppor- tunity to get Palmolive Soap at so much less than the usual price. Soap improves in storage, you know. 8¢ First Floor. Navy Blue Tricotine. $2 39 Blue Ribbon Special, yard. = Splendid, sturdy quality, pure-wool Navy Tricotine that will not crock or sag. Fine weave, and the right weight for general wear. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Women’s Black Mercerized Hose, Special, pr.. 35(' Every pair perfect in weave and make. Seamless feet, reinforced at points of wear. Mock seam in legs. Black, African brown and gray. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother full siez:s, spel::ll'-: at........ $2'22 Good-weight Bedspreads, in attractive pat- terns, soft finished, and a quality that will launder and wear well. Splendid value. $1.85 Dorcas Dimity Spreads, Twin-Bed Size, special..... The ideal summer bed covering. D_imit?: spreads “wash like a sheet and wear like iron. Size 63x90, in the best quality dimity. Fourth Floor. Lace Bands and Insertions. 29(. Special at, yard — Fancy Lace Bands and Insertions in widths ranging from 4 to 7 inches. Suitable for trim- ming all kinds of clothes and now selling much below the usual price. First Floor Embroidered Beadings and Edgings, special, yard...... 25c Embroidered Beadings and Edgings in de- signs of unusual beauty. The kinds that you want for the spring and summer making of dainty lingerie and little folks’ garments. First Floor Coty’s Face Powder, Blue Ribbon Special............... No need to extol the charm of Coty’s Face Powder, so many women like it already, and will come early to buy it. All tints—at this special price. 2 2 First Floor. and Sets, special at.......... Imported Lace Collar and Cuff Sets in white, cream and ecru, in very dainty designs of Plauen lace—the lace that is so much in vogue just now. Novel and New Vestees $1 00 —Lace trimmed, special.. » Vestees in cream and ecru, trimmed in pret- tiest ways with imitation Val and Venise laces. Just the Vestees to wear with sweaters. First Floer. Morocco Strap-Back Purses; Black Only. $1'45 A most convenient, roomy Purse, of good quality black morocco, with the strap-back that holds it firmly in your hand. First Floor. of Fine Leathers, specit. $1-69 The Duplex Lock gives additional safety to First Floor. First Fleor. Many Kinds. Special at......... 53c of attractive styles. with Chain Handles, special... 290 reach the bottom of your bag. Tuesday, special, yard........... 250 wide, of soft, fine finish. A splendid quality Pajama Check, for lndeg this price. Just when you are planning white dresses, inches ‘wide at a lower-than-lately price. suitable for waists, dresses and girls’ clothes. these splendid handbags of morocco, which are leather lined, and fitted with purse and mirror. Novelty Bead Necklaces; All sorts of pretty beads in imitation amber, jet, jade, turquoise, sapphire and combinations First Floor. Collapsible Bag Tops, Tops_that will make the prettiest kinds of bags. They open well, so that you may easily First Floer. White Plisse Crepe, The Crepe that is so much used for under- garments and little folks’ clothes. 31 inches White Pajama Checks, Blue Ribbon Day, Ly garments for men, women and children. inches wide, and an unusual quality to sell at Fresh and Crisp, yard.._..... . here’s a chance to buy fine, sheer White Swiss Organdie * with permanent finish and full 45 40-inch White India Linen, 18(3 Splendidly woven, firm and smooth, and Also good for linings under thin frocks. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Blue Ribbon Speca, yard 9119 Strictly all wool, in good rich raven black, . color guaranteed Non-crushable and excel- lent weight for separate skirts and one-piece dresses. Third Fleor—lLansburgh & Brether % 3 18¢ —— i