Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1921, Page 4

S : Wt e o Jo Sty Sen BOPHIBSRVIBNINGG BEAR, WAS THE EVENINC ¥TAR, WASHINGTOXN. D. ©, TUESDAY. MAY 3. 1921, D Customs Paymaster Is Robbed i Nflvflfig}:’; 3'5{;;';! ‘ i m(, ean Up Town | s | The Hecht Co. el W It comes every year, so Dear Madam: TELL him for us AND for his own GOOD that we arc GOING to have a SHIRTS THAT will make him o s s e e SIT UP and wonder WHERE we got 'em BECAUSE they are such HIGH GRADE and the By the Amociated Press. | Quebec. s forcing Indians and Es BUENOS AIRES, May 2.—Automo- | Kimos into ralnn:hlcl;'m hm(\ ; w ban: | G. Walton, English Church mission bile bandits today robbed the CUStomS | 4ty yy (he northland, declared he Bouse paymaster of a valise contain- | The clergyman related an Incident. Ing 620,000 pesos. The pa\muleri which poiice of the adson bay re- gion refused to a a man sua- and three guards were assaulted by | | pected of murder, bes (\‘\u«: to do the robbers as they were on their | would have left his family to gtarve way to the customs house from the | to death national bank, where they had drawn | the money to meet the monthly wages | of the customs house employes. s to Fix Pay In Russin. The Moscow Izvestia, Of 620,000 Pesos by Bandits Seventh at F Whe intends to ten up™ the eity PRICE is so low. | i 0 BUT we must stop now s s e BECAUSE if we were to LET OUT the facts s eo e WE would be mobbed RIGHT NOW, and the SALE doesn’t start / UNTIL later. We thank you. ! e e-to-h | vass and told the voters we er everything. I alwnys had been nt least needed anid that n office. would do Mra, Sale sports coals, £ 816 fOV‘ rmss:s am{ wome The material {s that Heatherspun jersey one can bang about, jam into a suit through a th\m and always have it appear fresh and new. i Regulation sports styles with tuxedo collar and deep pockets. Black, navy, rose, emerald, rookey, copen, red Baronet satin skirts, $8.95 Every woman admires this beauatiful with its lustrous sheen and soft clinging qua To be had in rich pastel shades ¢ rehid, 'mquuuc and navy or black. 23 to 32, | Freight Exchange Rate Fived. | OTTAWA he rate of exchange to 1 bLe used in conn between women tion with shipmentu | | 5 and that wear case, the board of railway com- SALE arge of 7 per per cent for pas- nnounced. | ©f which has been received h @ new decree i nin, the Ru the trade unions, i ad government. the right to fix the pay | of workmen. | James in n town of incty miles wo uis. Running asley Hall, hotel votes, the count | Jews Claim 500 Casunlities. WARSAW.—The Jewish newspapers | estimate lhat S - hun- amoni the ¥ sesulting police TURKS TO INSIST GREECE QUIT THRACE AND IONIA| |Grand Vizier Reported as Dec]nr-l ! ing He Will Ask Uncondi- ivory. cop Wai 1t is asserted by the poli was little trouble instances where J scatter anti-governr rose, bands pt 4 attempted 1 nt propags aimed aEainst soviet in- dresses 5] .39 to wenr, second floor) 4 Britixh Admiral “ead. Raps Associates, Then Rewigns. JLONDOX g ™ Numirad These twin-strap Henry | » Doughty died i v: i Kt Do tomal Evacustion White kidskin i mnn.n.l of the b Attractive styles for the - IN»I'IT! th ’; l)l]l‘rll)B | wunner school 9"’ S 1 Materials are the high- I —are exceedingly popu &idisnitenito thejitandonaTimes arade Amoske ging- lar just now and the ham. sheer vailes and STYILE SKETCHED ¢ belng framed for 1 was be had with cither Tmany by farmers in North Da- ’ . -onference pretty flowered tissues. may , South Dakota, lowa and Wis- g S ity ¥ i 5 15ids and o ik i e i . This was the second cargo of ;:;‘sf;:‘mm necantiniop 2. The Ko | ds pic high or baby i ht to this port by the ey do ant any mem- | AR i e e 't Arrow, which, on February 1,|ber of the Turkish imperial family At the Neolithic Cabaret. i S e I'rench heels, at arrived with 742 milch cows. lin Atanolia. ifey! Leggolor FolEt D SRS $10. MeBe s lieve it will pay mothers Tihes rs. Benham—You used to say that Yoo S D of the{l w 11 the 1d to you to huy a sun H]t'["\]l at g i . rn long-range rifle, resulting in Benham—And now [ know what the ‘ fir: = 30 B . SGICS ne in northern | world war is <1.39. PRS2 (Third floor.) One of many White sale items Girls” princess slips, 89¢ Cambrie, cut roomy, with beading around neck and armhole and embroidery flouncing. Sizes 8 to 14 Great news, 2,000 Daytime Dresses fall and practical enough for house y fiicturcsquc cnougfi for street Special No. 1o Woven Madras Shirts ginghams, chambrays, percales; On sale Thursday at $1.95. \oiles, see details tomorrow. Place your own valuation on these women’s and misses’ $1 95 Sale of women’s 16-button-length ° ' D RE S S E g imported chamois-finish Imported and Domestic Shirtings ) 4 Worth Up to $4 ) $ 5 0 09 2 In special No. 10 you have the most splendid 16 l / shirt value that we have ever offered. 2,500 A super value for 624 women _tich and refined woven madras shirts—the (Three like sketch) First quality fabric gloves—ideal for T - y i spring wear. “hite, black, pongee, two -result of an excellent purchase on the part of Otl, ldmttlll you have *‘lee“ ttl“’l»‘cll“‘c;;‘“’* el Aor i e i Sices 5% to 5 g rie hem on and noted the fine, 7Y%, but not in every color. our buyer. ‘Russgm cords, genl:“ne Anderson graceful lines and beautiful fabrics—then, d (Eirit o ot iared madrases, snlk—stn‘be madrases in every color and then only, can you get the correct sense and color combination you can think of and in ! of e re e . i OftEn two or three times AA“-O\'PI‘ lace Gulbransen__ some you have never thought of. thel brosentiisale hrice B i WL : andeaux &’ Fine fashions for afternoon, sports and The wor S best Special No. 11 Special No. 12 business wear. Delightful styles in 69C ] . . h ‘ Dr. Deimel Summer Union Suits i Crepe de chines player-p1ano 1s here | Underwear Athletic design. Full and : Beaded geargettéfmmn crefes %)]‘F“\:\L\( ¥ conkec " $ Small payment down; ‘ d roomy. In white stripes b M, o Ch Tricots tion of all-over lace two whole years, 24 (Linen Mesh) and cross-bar materials. | Lo i Siiind and ribbon straps. Fastens montthn Anpwalich £o,pay Values up to $2. F { Taffetas Poiret twills Novelties, etc. Men who wear thi o £ P = 400 our ! down front. More Gulbransens are sold than any p R e 0 wea 1S un birthday, Black, white and every favored shade. Misses™ sizes, i h lay i [ derwear will change to no ! 14 to 18; women’s, 36 to 42; extra and stout sizes to 52V4. May white sale of under- wlied aycrmany because the Gul- othef. It is without peer. 95(: | muslins is on. s bransen satisfies that many more people. Duru;g our bir}:hday dwe . ; Most pianos are sold at different prices in different are featuring this under- . . ocalities according to competition. wear at less than it cost us. ’ kSfiecml No. 13 S'(lle Of S[)OI‘tS suils But Gulbransen fears no competition—hence, they { In three weights — light, €cl \:vear——s.l and $1.50 Skibo t 1 and 2 nationally advertise and sell their player-pianos at one medium and heavy. Union valute.s ly;k foreign and do- i 1 ‘]’l weeean bls fixed price to every one. suits listed at $11 are spe- mestic silks, in a vast vari- eatherspuns Come in—try out the easy-playing Gulbransen f cial at $7.35. Shirts and Y of stripes and figured o ymlrsolf—]‘:t ey \(:2 i;l.f‘e:{'.if"wh{i it i tie el drawers listed at $6 we fea- effects. Fr.ench, English The two best general purpose fabrics made. best player-piano at $495. ture at and Cre_pe silks. i Skibos and Heatherspuns, fit into every occasion— $3 85 65 | they’re equally delightful for city streets or summer : o C ' ]fi:;sa;l t::s;:icnfmm for sports wear and every in- Window awnings, RN S e - " Tailored styles with tuxedo or $1.95 E h o h AN . . notched collars. ~ All sizes 2 nough, we hope, this time! Other Blrthday SPeCIa‘ls i Heather patterns, Scotch as a thistle: sofit spring HE a:.enf:,lf t;z h:’.nimrd\_ ' ‘soc Manhattan Soft Collars ..................20c | shades; desired street colors. duck, attractively striped Sale' Pldy OXfordS / x i Sizes 16 to 20 and 36 to 42 with white binding. - Com- $1.§0 and $2.§'O Neckwear ... ooiioincinnnn .95c g pletely equipped with ropes 100 Dozen Fine Cotton Handkerchiefs ......... 17¢ | \‘v::}«,mrd“mc_ e | Yo Ho! Yo Ho! my sailor boy Popular sizes 30, 36, 42 and 48 4 here’s a jolly sale of inches. Choice, $1.95. 2 Screen doors, Wash suits, $1.69 ot $2.95 (as sketched) Walnut finish frame with good quality black wire mesh. . 2 : il Complete with all hardware. Nationally Known Store for Men and Boys sai?a':}]::; f::stu;hztu d‘snal Two sizes, 2.6x6.6 and 2.8x6.8. Also hardwood-finish s THE AVENUE AT NINTH smiling, and come out dosresiniall s‘i‘fl?,&.&i‘ i P f e th d Daily, 8:30 to 6 true blue and snow mira. foor) Stufr y play oxfor ; ltta:.ti)lrm? e white. White mercerized room for every to-c and let h .e eet _White jean with mavy blue table damask, 43¢ grow naturally without cramming or gb:;:ie:enf}t?lllx E:ggecusaisl'ormt‘ie First_ qlr;nli(:y white‘\ cottho!n blnd]ng- and sligthepmakezupnecsisaty Tcrcerizeggcamas Am S Made t ithstand the abuse of hard play. Mahog- :::k:‘el:ghesle" h’;o‘";? :op::g: (‘Ioth:<, 58 inches wide, in at- any-rolaoreedOlt:'t‘l'(:t:sa;nsitescs to 11, for childrexi of ;m:gz B” tractive g“:.““‘v d°‘1 %‘g‘“figs Also SANDALS for babies of 1 to 3. Sizes 2 to 5. mrP;;—;Ir:::ne‘ut:ri cut bell shape; that's the way the “gobs” ;‘:g:a ESIgnS: A ¥ (Juvenile shoe shop, third floor.) (Bevs' sbop, third foor) CThica foor.) N s L Lo Sk | A e ¢ i~ R