Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1921, Page 14

(14 luunnm( ON FARMS | | FORYEAR BRIGHT Return of Labor Welcomed and Season Will Probably Yield Big Crops. i 3 5 It Despite the fact that Congress will Collar and S l l A ll A b t th St Pure Irish i Emrscs w ol | Gle =ad pecial Values From out the Store for Pure Irih | i . relief of the farmer, who is said at ELS D sk Table it e the moment to be in a serious pligh Organdie ama i u})])lles' the outlook on the farms for this year Sets i is exceedingly bright. if reports to! the hidkiast the. Foverament departments are o | 89(.‘ $15 00 | 3 e lé, est r since the world war. and in ) ¥ | culty in getting labor. Munitions white organdie Pure Irish contracts for the allies called for labor S with e k S from the rural districts to the factories sets, with nar 2 Linen Satin :f;‘ng heaqr: !hedl'tl;ll(ed States e(m‘ered i row val lace i Damask, 70- e 7 : ¢ of farm 5 - . : 5 sk, hein exan: “T¢ 1dg Continied up o Sdce oo plam SPECIAL VALUE means nothing unless coupled with merchandise of inch round S DresoDs tie. YOW come reports ailorec em. . . i L cloth and six vf‘:mrvnra:(]”o("l‘;':v L?:rc‘;‘l‘:ml‘argz ?'":.[r :;'; Some with assured [u[egflf.y, SO coupled they Spell TRUE VALUE. Axmmatl C! 22-in. mnapkins applicants for farm work. there is |||l dainty bits of . this season an excess of such ap- plicants. Fasm wages are from to 50 per cent lower than last sprin; in the great farming districts of the middie west. More Experienced Men. One of the most encouraging Signs to the farmer who has had to get along with any sort of labor that offered itself, is the fact that this ||l year an increase in the number of | experienced farm workers is noted. Farm conditions are so improved From New Jersey it is reported that (| activity in the agricultural sections is unusual. with the farmers picking their help with considerable care. In ! New England the general outlook for farm labor supply in various special crop areas is exceptionally bright, advices indicating an abundance of | capable farm help at reasonable wages. that in New York state a very de- . T 's E. sional B ¢ / 5 Special, Blue-Ribbon Day.. i cided “back to the farm" movement omorrow s xcefi ona ven Perfect quality—sold from full rolls. Choice Made of durable white muslin that will 1n senenced, Sad it s sxpeaicd Ut of several attractive patterns in rich colors; wash and wear well. Full cut, properly il i‘andasrgn;.“m\'«‘-ifirheoru\dv::::e:j, e Sa le 72 inches wide—and a real value. Sizes 2 to 10 years. | Plenty of Williag Help. In the northwest unemplo, the cities has started a baci farm movement and the planting sea- | son has started with plenty of willing | ReE o e eutu Alante slates Black Suri Cloth, or Venetian, some folks Very fine, sheer. crisp Organdie, in good I :i:,,‘rcee x;{e;::r)“ ,l,'l:,::“on of an abun- | i call it. Much wanted for bathing suits, lin- line of popular shades. A beautiful quality for In the Rocky mountain states in- | [l sfiec;a’ Values ings, slips, etc. Has the effect of lustrous filmy summer frocks. | creased farm operations are reported, | satin. First Floer. with plenty of labor available from decreass industrial activity in me of the cities. The Pacific coast states report that farm help will be plenti- ful. The farmers and fruit ranchers of the Pacific are concerned more with the high freight rates than with any thing else, and if expected relief i obtained in this quarter the farm out- | | look is considered bright. i In the readjustment of wages it “ I looks as though the farmer will be many steps ahead of his industrial neighbor of the city. DRY FIGHT LOOMS. forcement Jurisdiction. Legislation regarding prohibition en- forcement promises to stir up another bitter fight in the Incommg extra ses- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ®, MONPAY, APRIL 11, 1921. o =———== shop for you on Blue Rib- bon Day. Yes, Jane Stuart will Franklin 7400. LANSBU Washington, RGH & BROTHE April 11, 1921, hand embroid- ery. A very special pricing. First Floor. f— — — TUESDAY STORE M N Worsted Jersey Suilts Jor Street, Motoring and Sports Wear §17:50 Worsted Jersey Suits of welcome quality and styling after the recent “cheap” price sales that have been featured so much around town. When you see them you will ap- preciate this offering—tor theqy are suits of merit and mode, essentials of true value—and the kind you will be proud to wear. Excellent quality Worsted Jersey, in tans, dark heather mixtures. Featuring Tuxedo and Norfolk models, with notched or straight front revers, Spring clean with the HOOVER—it Beats, as it Sweeps, as it Cleans. 420-30 Seventh Street, Northwest Every Blue Ribbon special must measure up to the Lansburgh & Brother standard of quality, and must have the added appeal of newness and special pricing. constantly increasing list of customers. Heavy Inlaid Linoleum Special for Tuesday....... $1.19 Fourth Floor. Women’s Petticoats, of Cotton Taffeta. Special...... Splendid wearing Taffeta, in black and col- ors, finished with deep pleated flounces, and fastened with elastic waistband. Third Floor. Fast Black Surf Cloth 36 in. wide. Special, yd. First Floor. All-Feather Cushions Blue Ribbon Special, each.. 39C All-Feather Cushions, size 17x17 inches: covered with serviceable art ticking in pretty designs; suitable for canoe or sofa. Fourth Floor. Gray or White Cotton Blankets, pair . $1088 A good weight Cotton Blanket for summer Pretty Silk Envelope Chemise. Special, each.. $2.65 That is the explanation of our Just 6 sets of to match. Scal- lop edges and beautiful pat- terns First Floor. 79¢ Children’s Night Drawers stayed at points ?lfu\::a;_l‘o. 27-inch White Mercerized 4‘5(’ Poplin. Tuesday, yard........ A very fine, splendid weight Poplin for skirts, uniforms and small boys' clothes. A quality that will launder beautifully. First Floor. 40-in. Plain Colored Organdie. Special, yd.._...... Double Bed Size Crochet $2 19 Spreads. Special, each.. » Good,heavy, durable woven Crochet Spreads with soft finish—entirely free from starch. To be had in several attractive designs. Fourtk Floor. Women’s Crepe Kimonos $1 95 Blue Ribbon Special at.. > Full cut, well made Kimonos, in solid colors or fancy floral effects: belted and semi-belted B use. Especially desirable for seaside and styles, with girdle and elastic waist. browns, greens, olive, campers. Size 60x76, and a splendid quality. Thicd Floar, Move in Congress to Transfer En- navy, gray, black and Fourih Fyer. Women’s Spring-Weight Knitted Union Suits at A good value—only 480 in the lo sion. Representative Will B. Wood, re- some with big, deep patch pockets, belted, Made of fine, heavy quality crepe de chine in the low-neck, no-sleeve style, with wide or publican, of Indiana, a member of the inverted back pleats, some smartly tucked, and wash satin, in many styles—some with tight knee. All sizes from 36 up to 44. Be super-appropriations’ committee, has an- and button trimmed. Well made, cleanly embroidered georgette yokes, others lace prompt nounced that he will introduce a bill ’ transferring enforcement of prohibition from the internal revenue bureau to the Department of Justice. Chairman An- drew J. Volstead of the judiciary com- mittee that framed fHe prohibition en- forcement law declares he is opposed to such a move. The “wet" forces in the House, under the lead of Representative James A. Gallivan of Massachusetts, are waiting for some such spii in the majority ranks to stage another fight in the House over prohibition. Mr. Wood said he believed his meas- ure would remedy non-enforcement con- ditions. He recalled that he said on the floor of the House last session that he would take such a step if Representa- tive Volstead did not do o, on the ground that the enforcement machinery establiched by the Volstead act had fallen down hopelessly. “Some of those who want prohibition enforcement transferred to the Depart- ment of Justice don't want the law rig- idly enforced.” was Representative Vol- stead’s comment today. CAN WIN COMMISSIONS. cut and shape retaining. Sizes for women and misses— choice, $17.50. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brether The April Sale Silks Are Amazingly Low Priced —and that is not all, they are the fashionable weaves that have the call. How well we have provided, what remarkably fine opportunities have been created, is judged best by the silk business that comes here—surpassing in volume any in our experience. Here are three typical reasons: trimmed. Third Floor. Children’s Roll-Top Socks. Tuesday, pair........ 2sc 1,200 pairs—enough to supply all demands. Shown in white with fancy colored tops. Offered way below regular because of slight irregularities. Mother Hubbard Style 990 Muslin Nightgowns. Each.. Made of soft, good grade of muslin in Mother Hubbard style—with high or V neck, long sleeves, and trimmed with embroidery edging. First Floor. Third Fioor. First Floer. A\ 7 ’s English Sateen Bl::l;:rss. Special, pair $1'29 Uncommonly good value. English Sateen is light weight and durable. Full cut, well made and properly reinforced at points of wear. Third Floor, N: Blue French Serge 'l\al‘zdny, Special, yd....... 31'39 A fine weight high-grade French Serge for women's and children’s garments. A good shade of navy blue, also brown and black. Third Fleor SALE OF SUMMER RUGS il 1 l i Marines From Ranks to Be Given 35-inch All-Silk 40-inch Canton Crepe 40-inch Baronette —Wool and Fiber Rugs —Crex Rugs Chance to Advance. . i 2 ‘ and Vampire Crepe Satin — —Rag Rugs Special Values Nop-commissioned _officers of the | Chiffon Taffeta P P Rattania Rugs R P !‘\‘x::ii;elocvovrgfp::r;nif;‘:l'lneo::mfl..?:;; 1 69 $3 98 $2 98 There are about 200 rugs in this lot, in gx12 ' as second lieutenants in that organi- . O ® and 8x10 sizes. The opportunity for saving— zation. under the provisions of an \ 9139 ordler just issued by_rme major g:n- " High-grade, all-silk quality Exceptionally ‘kfine, dcrepey Supérior, perfectly woven the quality and the pleasing (}Gs"g“s and c,_-,‘lo“ 1 ‘ eral commandant. 0 : ities—: i an ure in, i e - is. e - 100 prospective un%:fin‘n:'e :ru".t at the season's lowest price! g;:}ltlesspglrlt‘ s;\.ming Pand Bmin;ne S“tm, ‘nlndthe :Ino;z ;—:;see;\r?l:th_v of emphasis ake your selec from' the Tenks. of descraing wem: Soft and lustrous in finish— Jflee shades; Pekin, dove, ~ Wanted sport shades—flesh, y. white, pink, orchid, lavender, copen, turquoise, navy, also commissioned officer; and in these wanted colors: zinc, midnight, brown, seal, Fourth Fieer. Those havin, 3 copen, beige, tan, navy, black, ifications and | AMEBRICA’S FOREMOST LAXATIVE TONES UP SYSTEM Corrects Constipation RELIEVES PILES CONTAINS NO CALOMEL MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE IN EVERY BOX. ALONZO O.Biiss Co Washington, D.C. 2 For_eale_at_People’s Drug Stores. - AYE = R Aspirin Always say ‘‘Bayer’’ Aspirin is trade mark Bayer Manufac- _mu!llerlioltuinddzml of Salicylicacid. | Flies! Everywhere! Cantswal em all! Get “PREVENTOL Spray em! Exter- minate ‘em! i | 'PREVENTOL ) L > mARE S A NHume - fitness will be sent to special school to prepare them for the final exam ;;ntions. which will be held in De er. Senator Stanfield to Introduce Bill Outlining New Plan. Senator Stanfleld of Oregon will in- troduce a bill within a short time providing a new plan of rederal aid for the highways of the country. The bill would have the present war tax of 5 per cent imposed upon motor vehicles and accessories turned into a federal highway fund. In this way approximately $150.000,000 would be available for good roads work in this country. Senator Stanfleld would ex- empt automobiles, trucks. etc., from further federal taxation, except in ""” matter of duties upon imports. This system, if adopted, it is con- tended, will form a permanent foun- dation upon which to base the con- struction of a national system of in- terstate highways in co-operation with the several states and 11 es- tablish a c nuous program limited only by the amount of revenue re- ceived from this source annually. —_— SEEK TARIFF CHANGES. Claiming that the British em and France disosiminate amaiant American cars, and proposing a re. clprocal lower tariff, the automobile manufacturers through the National Automobile Chamber of Commerae have filed a brief with the House ways and means committee. Reduction from 45 per cent to 30 per cent in the tariff on motor cars and trucks coming into this country is_recommen Provision for ad. ditional dutlea determined By law, or as deemed expedient. which may be imposed_on products from countries discriminating agauinst American J. Walter Drake, U. S. AID TO HIGHWAYS. i | : = ascertain what countries diseriminate against American trade, and to take medsures in accordance with the above recommendation to protect United States interests. JEWELRY LEADER TO SPEAK. Bartley J. Doyle of Philadelphia, prominently identified with the jew- eiry trade of the country, uled to address the jewelers of the Merchan Association at ' meeting tomorrow night to be held in the association's quarters The Star building. E. A. Harris, chairman of the reflll Jew- elers’ sectl: will- preside. The man- ufacturing jewelers' section has b invited to attend this mreeting. = L Navy, silver, midnight, zinc, Havana, copen and black. white. black and white. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother, Anot CORRECT Tailored Hats Sfiecr'a’A Values $3.5 tunity. newest colors and combinations—the of all, it brings special values. maximum value—minimum price. Cushion brims, roll brims, straight brims, drooping brims, straight crowns, bell crowns, pinched crowns—all The colors banded and bowed with grosgrain ribbon. include— her Featuring of M any Brand- | NEW Ones This grouping affords an uncommon oppor- | It brings the most fashionable shapes—the } preferred | straws in rough, smooth and glossy effects—but, best | Hats on which we | have concentrated our efforts in order to provide | Do not choose your corset hastily Expert advice is yours for the asking, as Miss M. O’Brien of the Nemo Hy- gienic Fashion Institute of New York will be here throughout this week to tell you of Nemo Self-Reducing Corsets Consult her freely about your corset problems. Let her tell you of the various patented scientific features of the Nemo Corset. She will be glad to aid you, and there is no charge for her service. . . Circlet Brassiere ] Beautifies as st encircles —and has distinctive features found in no other Brassiere. It gives the desired smooth Black Jade Black-White Jade-White :'h",; 2 ess?"'}ilfll wijh 'h; nite e Nevy-White Cherry-Navy costs nou:o(r,e :he moa;’»‘i‘l‘h Navy Sand Brown-Sand Brown-White fiting b r an \r,n Y ot Cherry Brown Navy-Cherry and others. tting brassieres. You may Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother T | ‘ rave it in flesh or black. $1.58 23 > Third Floor— Lansbargh & Brother, %—% 50-inch All-wool Cream Serge. Special, yd.. ... $1'19 A strictly all-wool Serge for general outing wear. Non-crushable, and easily cleaned. Well woven, smooth and firm, :mq splendid quality. Third Floor Misses’ G; Eomers of :lsel:ck Syal:aen. Speci;ll $l'95 Full cut, strongly sewn and fastened with patent snaps; excellent quality sateen that will stand the hardest wear and strain. Sizes 14 to 20. for Little Tots. Special.. $1'00 Many styles—beautifully made of fine quality gingham, in plaids, stripes, checks and plain “colors. Contrast trims. Sizes 2 to 6 years. LA REINE TALCUM 190 Blue Ribbon Special ........._. One of the best talcums on the market, delightfully smooth and refreshing, and with a faint, subtle odor that is most pleasing. First Floor Third Floor. Pretty Gingham Dresses Third Filoor. Brown Calf Oxfords Blue Ribbon Speecial...... $6-50 A smart, good looking Oxfsrd of brown calf, with military heel, medium round toe and neat perforated trim. Splendid for walk- ing and general wear. Second Floer. Misses’ linnd-l‘fmbroid- ered Smocks. Special $1'95 Pretty and practical styles of heavy Beach Linen, Japanese Crepe and Ramie Cloth, in white and colors; \\Ivirh belts and pockets. 25¢ Gold Filled Beauty Pins Blue Ribbon Special ......__. Most attractive Beauty Pins, for which every woman finds so many uses. Neatly chased designs. Two on a card. Firat Floor. Women’s Silk Bags $3 95 Blue Ribbon Special...... ®. There is a very special value for the price in these modish handbags of fine silk, in blue, taupe, brown and black; some fitted with center purse. First Floer. A Blue Ribbon Sale of Boys’ Knickerbocker Pants Special Values $1.49 Sizes 6 to 17 Yzfl"’ Well Made Knickerbocker Trousers—of navy blue all-wool serge with taped seams, belt loops, strong pocketing and patent “Governor” fasteners at knee. Also trousers of serviceable fancy mixtures—cheviots, cassimeres and tweeds—browns, grays, tans and heathers—fully lined, taped seams, belt loops . and buttons at knee. IF BOYS PREFER straight-knee pants. they are included in sizes 4 to 9 years—of all-wool serge, fully lined and taped, buttons on side and proper pocketing. tional at, pair, $1.49. Excep- Fifth Floor—Lansburgh & Brother ———— CONS. > — = = =