Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1921, Page 4

T2 THE FEVENTNG STAR, WASHINGTON. D. €. THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921 e | | mittee on beautifying the appearances School Home Department” A lec- i = O hore inrems.unng Shamsmadalure also 18} Lobe giv it s SPECIALTIES S oala heen s tern slides of the cath i 1 associati for the best At the s homa ive to the conditi « lawn surrounding it. Mr. a Lis committes were urged t | augment their plans for the awarding of prizes. | ftehd) oy (I .. |RURAL LIFE COMMUNITY | {Justice Gould to Hold Them|Condition of Connecticut| cENTERS ARE DISl(l:USSED: | Geo. Plitt Co., Inc., 533 4% i During Conspiracy | Avenue Scored by 'Citi- —_— | C Trial / ' A ation Archdeaconry of Southern Mary- | GG kL . Zens’ Association. land Holding Spring Meeting While Jules. alias 7 S ring that the ¢ > © being matter of citizens of C "“' in St. Alban's Chapel. rcond da ¢ co-def session of over w d Park and s, was de Another Week-End Drive Men's Snappy "Brogue" and other Oxfords_— also High Shoes at.... . W. H. BUTLER CO. . | The “Food - Drink” for All Ages €07-609 C St. N.W. Quick Lunch at Home, Office, anc |if Maurice ¥. Fivan Lstablished 1845 IN—Friday and Saturday—these remarkable values in Men's Low and High Shoes. Snappy, chock-full of quality. i Fountains. Ask for HORLICK'S. BraishEiduwntioe iytes the G. A. B. Monument A big run for your money—at the special price of Five- \i' | se~Avoid Imitations & Substiiute; ninety-five. Oxfords High Shoes % ' far as possible 2 i " Tan Calf Brogues and Tan Calf Brogues ' e n Norwegian Brogues—with Tan and Black Calf English an/ efite b 5 e . 5 Wing Tips Medium Toe Lasts e ; - | i Tan and Black English and Black Kid Full-toe Models e S il Medium Toe Oxfords i For Conservative Men i s con- | ] Pennsylvania Avenue Seventh Street Onyx and N g - EE———— e Phoenix Men’s {}s*( § g@l@s’ \\\ For more than fifty years our prices have been as low for similar Half Hose “’Q N NI ‘\‘:\\\“\;\r}i\‘\\\\\v qualities as any house in the United States—and they are today. RARRBRRERRNNN Silk or lisle—all colors and ? 3 .@T“-&S&%\Ifl: e V\ g " = — = ————————— — =% e Cor 1014-16 Pa Ave Tt &K 233Pahve ST novelties; unusually good “Sox” at— \ 40c to $1 .S 402-404 Seventh Street R Harie % &2 Typical Friday Specials in Boys’ Wardrobery Specials— Cne Half Price The chair- Puzzles Building Blocks On Fridays we place the week-end specials on sale— Toy Tanks always interesting, always advantageous—but this week Toy Battle Ships tr % Iy so. G extremely so. Etc. Until v Two-pants Suits in Brown, Gray and other fancy { mixtures; belt all around; both pairs of pants $9.75 full lined. Sizes 7 to 17 years. SPECIAL.... 4 Two-pants Suits in four different exclusive patterned effects; Norfolk model, with yoke and box plaits; Alpaca lined. Both pants full lined. Sizes 7 to 18 sl 2_75 years. S SPECIAY e { Blue Serge Suits—strictly fast color, with belt all | ; around; secured seams and pants full lined. $9‘75 | Sizes 7to 17 years. SPECIAL............... & =] Boys’ Novelty Suits—Junior Norfolks— $5.00 ! The Nationa! Remembrance Shop (Mr Foster's Shop) 14th St., o« :nnr\t m or Friday and Saturday—— Nineteen-Ninety Sale Suits —Dresses — Coats For these two days you are going to have the choice of the big- gest leaders in our stock—at much below their actual values. Suits Dresses. Coats —of fine Serge—beau- —of Crepe de Chine, —including Sport Coats, Gray and Brown patterns. Sizes 4 to 8 years. . Boys’ Wash Suits—Junior Norfolk, Middy $ l .50 and Button-on models. Sizes 2to 8 years.... . Boys’ Blue Serge Reefers; all wool and fast color; Double-breasted; belt all around; embroidered $6.75 emblem on sleeve. Sizes 4 to 8 years........ \ Boys’ Corduroy Knickerbockers—cut full; $ 1 .59 strongly sewed. Sizes 7 to 17 years......... Boys’ Khaki Knickerbockers — cut full; s l .29 durably made. Sizes 8 to 18 years. Boys’ : Furmshln gs Boys’ Blouse Waists—Sport and collar= 49C . tifully tailored — plain Memline,. Georgette the Capey Coats and attached. Sizes 6to 16 years................. ! ; —embroidered, beaded s:repe, Satin—plain gnd Wrappy Wraps—sport i Z 5 3 o, 2 | randll braided] Gonpe wonderful combina- and dressier models— TMis little Educator QY Unless stamped like this it i S8 BoysihancyiSeglise SShists: Bucckbaniie S 79 Yined with high = tions — elaborately em- plain and with fancy | pump will please any el s SizesIZL5to M4 .. . coilc e e e . | igh-grade broidered and beaded. silk stitching and em. e et ‘ SiforS2 ‘fl\kh.’nnh up to $35 ve\;lyo:te}fem ::Og‘i‘:,s- br&i,de:'}". | buck, TR ‘[E; Boys’ Windsor Ties—plain colors and fancy c 1= e & orth up to §30. i G t th' | ‘ plaidipattepns. i B e 25 1= Y | e ls i Boys’ Union Suits; Web-weave, Athletic 5 9C i = { | & i cut. Sizes 20 to 30 5 1= ey Jidec i L t l Sh f B b Boys’' Two-piece Pajamas; fancy striped 45 { o l t e oe or a y effects; silk frog fastenings. Sizes 8 to 18 years $ l ‘5' | | . __ { : Ncbtl alobne because it’s good-looking and = v e A 3 5 : e e E‘ y urable—but because it is real health-insur- B ’ H =| ° | ance. For the Educator is the shoe built OyS ats !E‘ scientifically to “let the feet grow as they L | should.” Boys’ Golf Caps—Fancy Mix_tures and 69C Tricolette Overblouses— | 5 « Tweeds—in the popular shapes. SPECIAL.... x | Y pecla ouses chenille embroidery........ ° | th'l]e feet brought.up in Educators and Children’s Wash and Play Hats—Linen, Colored i | oA e Y PR e Bl SRS et | kept in them, stay straight-boned and hea.]lhy Palma Linen, Crash, Duck—two-color combi- § 4 .00 | and free from the terrors of corns, bunions, nations. Several attractive shapes. SPECIAL 1 Special Sweaters ivnvi::lll :i?::: odalos o $109 8 callouses, ingrowing nails, fallen arches. ........ Come in and let us show you this little Educator pump. We've good-looking, com- 8 e, e B 8o j=——————A Trio of Values in- Special Petticoats s, §2.69| || e wover Fes o Men’s Furnishings e Ve ! RICE & HUTCHINS = | Special Waists 755 $2.69| | EDUCATOR | | =l S | ML Ao T E e R 1 HE ; ! ra\(::irss__BFJr:igc%n:r.Underwear—Shirts and | = Special Skirts s o mimn. $5 Q| |f fSHQE@ | o | Special Dresses i3~ $890| | BERBERICH’S e 813 Penna. Ave. 1116-1122 Seventh St. — " VTR e