Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1921, Page 16

- 46 - Atiractive Rooms---Wall Paper Newest patterns and ample stock to select from. Mederate Prices—Best Workmanship. Bstimates cheerfully furnished. CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. 716 13th nw. M. 3735874 ‘CARP’ 1S A SNAPPY DRESSER: YVE SEEN HIM WEAR FouR DIFFERENT |l SUITS 1N one MUTT, IF WE Do Ten MILES OF ROADWORK | every MmormING we'lL SOoN BE ABLE o STEP ALL AROUND CARPENTIER WHEN WE Box WITH Him! UP WALTER REED State Society, Clubs and Civic Bodies Join in Fete for Soldiers. The Alabama State Society of Wash- ington intends to make tomorrow a red-letter day out at Walter Reed Hospital. It has arranged an “Ala- bama day” at the institution, in which its members are receiving the co- operation of Alabama chambers of commerce, clubs and private indi- viduals, and a committee of world war veterans, and the society expects all Alabamans in the National Capi- tal to report at Walter Reed by to- morrow morning. Some of the pa- tlents from the state have never been back home since they went overseas. The forenoon is to be devoted to athletic contests. Dinner will be served at midday. Next will come base ball. At 5-o'clock the women of the Alabama society will enter- tain at an old-fashioned basket luncheon, and in the evening a sym- bolic pageant, directed by Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest, written for the occa- sion by Miss Lucia Maxwell: a mu- sical program, reception and dancing are scheduled. Mrs. Bankhead Sponsor. Cold Storage For FURS —when repairs are ordered. SPECIAL RATES on repair; ing during summer. Special 3-Skin Siberian Squirrel chukar:ssjs ” 1215 G St. THE NEW Heating Plant OR NEW Bathrcom should be installed now Iris Munn, Wiley Swindell, Clarence | Oliver, Representative and Mrs. L. B. Horton, Hubert Hyde, P. J. Kirberg. [ Rainey, Representative and Mrs. Bd- R. ards, Henry Perdue. William Elmore, Representa- Albert Dabney and J. W. Moody. Hends Reception Committee. George Huddleston, tive and Mrs. W. B. Bankhead. Gen and Mrs. R. E. Noble, Mrs. Marian R. i . Gov. Kilby has designated M v. i L Martin, Mr. and Mrs. 1. C. Day. M while prices are low BURinknend 25 ponter Tor the state, | | The reception committce is headed | pranic” Conway. Maj. J ¥. John (et Our Entimate assisted by Miss Mamie Morrow, Bir- |bY Frank Conway, while servingjCol. A. R. Brindle: Termw if Desired mingham: 3 Jeanette Duncan, | with him will be Senator and Mrs. ley. Mr. Joseph Tuscalos Miss ~ Mabel Steagall, | Underwood, Senator Heflin, Repre- | Bragg., Mr. M. J. Wise and Ozark Louise Bankhead, Jas- | sentative and Mrs. John McDuffie, | Ramsi MAURICE J. COLBERT Mis ° ] per. and Miss Augusta Martin, Ozark. | Representative and Mrs. John R. Ty- rgaret Steagall is chairman ung_ladies’ committee, others Staff Sergt. James E. Cahall is|son. Representative Henry B. Stea-|of 3 2 621 F St. N.W. chairman of the hospital committec, | gali, Representative and Mrs. Lamar |being the Misses Augusta Martin. Main 3016-3017 l|other members being: Jefters, Representative and Mrs. W.|Louise Varnum, Mabel Steagall, Lucia Randell, Miss McLenore, Miss B. Representative W. Maxwell, Marcella Conway, Lucy W - 0. J. DeMOLL & CO.’S Great May Sale | Of New and Exchanged | GRAND & UPRIGHT PIANOS & PIANOLAS “CHRISTUS DE PROFUNDIS"—the name given the remarkable Christ I world On exhibit from 10 A.M. to This Week - Until 9:30 No Public Sale of Any Description Held in This City Has a Greater Sig- . - nificance Than Our May Sale of Musical Instruments Don’t Delay--Come Tonight or Thursday Prices of All Instruments Far Below Their Regular Cost. Instrument Sold | Never Before in the History of this House Have We Offered Such Bargains Full Guarantee on-Every Qoup A |—(;:nr:du§) B Gl.'oup C (;n.'oup D | $350.00 || $600.00 || $325.00 | . Player Pianos BRAND-NEW || Upright Pianos | | Also Pianolas || Baby Grand || ;o oop poioe i ‘ ianos i : . Pi i Included in this list are Mfgd. by Acolian Co. Included in this list is prac- many of the best known qJncluded in tnis ust are in- Included in this st are tically our entire stock of new . - ments earing sucl a- many brand-new Baby Grands Upright pianos. Man well- l makes. Instruments in this mous names as Steinway which we have priced far be- Enoun and BiAGdare. Mares group ha‘.c been taken in (’vlhlllolal. ‘Weber, Steck, low their regular cost. Also are in this group. such as eelock, Stroud, Autopiano, slightly used Grands we have Weber, Ivers & Po ohmer, Behning, Angelus, etc. Many taken in exchange or used at Shoninger, Krakauer, etc. A wide variety of beautiful cases in choice woods and rare de- signs, both red and brown ma- of these instruments are new. recitals. but slightly shopworn, others have been exchanged for high- repaired in first-class con- i DMroy Aicus | kN, are this group, Weber, Sohmer, Ivers & Pond, H exchange and have been I including dition and carry our un- | $125.00 \ ! i s er priced Pianolas or Duo-Art Krakauer, McPhal| 3 il | cquivocal guarantee. er priced or Duo-Ar Erakauer, McPhail, Haaleton, hogany, golden oaks, fumed %‘ Monthly Terms Monthly Terms Monthly Terms | As Low as $12.00 As Low as $15.00 As Low as $12.00 Piano Department Open Evenings Until 9:30 This Week SPECIALISTS IN PLAYER-PIANOS 0. J. DeMOLL o.J. DEMOLL Washington’s AEOLIAN HALL Steinway Duo-Art Pianolas 25c Each | EMMONS S. SMITH & CO. Twelfth and G Streets Aecolian Vocalions Weber Duo-Art Pianolas THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C AMBAMA TOCHEE MUTT AND JEFF—They Do a Little Road Work on the Outskirts of Paris! G. M. Butler, Frank Wilson, H. Rich- | ward B. Almon, Representative and Mrs. | WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1921. (Copyright. 1921, by H. C. Fisher. Trade mark registered U. 8. Pat. Of.) —By BUD FISHER. oF rAlu_El BUSY. SPEAKING ABOUT CLOTHES, MUTT = WHAT GARMENT LASTS A PERSN NeveR HEARD oF ANYORE WCARING A NIGHTGOWN OUT, D You? Mrs. P. T. Carter, chairman; Mrs. W. 1. Hitchcock, Mrs. Joseph K. Max- well and Mrs. Charles McRoberts. WILL TAKE UP IRISH ISSUE. “Shall the United States Aid the Metaphysics, Inc. Classes in business psychology. metaphysical healing, metaphysical Bible divinity course, the Christ doc- trines and modes of healing, the psy- chology of comparative religions, pub- lic speaking and other studies will be ker, Ethel Steagall, Mary E. Chisholm, Orrie Chisholm, Louise Bankhead, Mary Horton, Mary Pinkston, Vernon Hat- ‘ton, Ruth Bateman, Irene Longford. thel Hatton, Sudie Holmes, Ann Hor- ton, Cora Sisson, Myra Steagall, Vir- NEW THOUGHT SCHOOL. Program Announced for Summer Session in This City. ia Hatton, Belle Fisher, Alberta e Summer Training School at the New | in the courses conducted. Free lec- r\;fll. lll{fhlrxn (;c\;h‘-v‘r. \’ll'h:(l;rgan. Fr:;d‘:m lol lr'd’;nd» b“"l“l b; the | Thought Temple, 1514 N street north- | tures will be given the week of y and Phillips and Mrs. Maud Con’ | subject of an address by Rev. Simon i May 8. noll P. W. Drew, pastor of the Cosmopoli- | V3% Will open here May 16 with —_— many students from many states of the Union. Four instructors, Joseph Perry Green, Dr. R. C. Douglas, Dr. E. C. Hartman and Dr. Mary E. Whitaker, will be in attendance, under | the auspices of the College of Divine | ‘The committee on arrangements is composed of Mrs. Thacker V. Walker, chairman; Mrs. Oscar W. Underwood, Mrs. J. F. Johnson, Mrs. L. C. Ram- sy and Mrs. Q. B. vman, and the committee on entertainment include tan Institutional Baptist Church, at the church tonight at 8 o'clock. Lulu Brown, “the second Black Patti’” will ing. Mr. Drew has just returned from Columbus, Ohio, where he conducted a revival meeting. B The road from Palmyra to Burling- ton, N. J., was named St. Mihiel drive, as a memorial to soldiers of that county who died in the world war. | EHREND’ From Here and There . R & G CORSETS FINE GAUZE RIBBED VESTS | These and many & | [omer tenders $1.39 720-22-24 7th St. NW. \ ot omen i recvir Q) coutil, with four supporters; sizes 18 to 30. WONfllEN’S EA'I;ISThE GOWNS | Of fine quality flesh or 54c white batiste; extra full Very mercerized yarns. close- 1y ribbed vest. with tubular neck and bodice styles. WOMEN'S PINK BLOOMERS ine quality nit 26c¢c combed yarns in only. Extra full and well made with elastic walst |} band and knee. Store Hours: ~ Open 9:15 AM. Close 6 P.M. Men’s Balbriggan Underwear .. 8N e 8.75 Silk Dresses | this grade at 50c, but conditions Of Taffeta and Satin have ‘ehanged; and with the cost in Navy and Blue cut, tailored style, with shirring _and _stitching. ll special tomorrow. | 3,000 Yds. co}dfll Madras an inches wide; 33 d 2 l C all white and fancy col- ored stripes. A beauti- ful material for men's shirts, boys’ blouses, house dresses and children’s wear. Usually sold at || 45¢ and 50c. il 100 DOZEN MERCERIZED NAPKINS, EACH Restaurant keepers, den- I l| tists, boarding houses, as SC || well'as housewives should | take notice. Excellent heavy |l || auality Mercerized Damask Nap- kins, Worth $1.39 dozen; hem- med ready for use; 12x12 inches. Tomorrow only, 5¢ each. | Girls $2.00 Gingham Dresses Good quality fast- $1 .49 color Gingham, in many style designs; some with sashes and pockets; many with Dutch necks; 8 to 14 || years. IMEN'S MESH UNDERWEAR ' Men, here’'s a chance 49C to buy good summer un- derwear at a very low The open-mesh sort, with shirts and ankle- price. short-sleeve length drawers with double seats. MEN’S BLUE OVERALLS Before the war $1.00 was a standard price for 8 C good overalls, These are good, made from heavy denim. Full-cut bib, pockets, and double stitched throughout. LADIES’ GAUZE LISLE HOSE 5 Pairs for Fine first quality Lisle Hose, in black 1,00 only; seamed back, double sole and wide garter top. 25c a pair or 5 pairs for $1.00. of production’ 600 per cent high- er, we offer Shirts and Drawers, | all sizes 34 to 46, at 48c. Short- sleeve Shirts and ankle length Drawers. B &, Gl Yo ne ‘om| ari l 7 c Ribbed Underwear for years. The girls’ are lace-trim- | med and the boys' drawers tight knee. WOMEN'S UNION SUITS Extra Fine Quality, 44C Closely Woven Ribbed | Union Suits, in regular and extra sizes; regularly sold at 69a | 79¢ SILK HOSE Firm, fine grade pure 39C I | thread Silk Hose, if perfect would sell at §1. Seamed back, shaped unkle and double sole and heel. Black and white only. BOYS’ & GIRLS’ SOX 3 for The 50c kind of l sox. in a fine mer- Some elaborately embroidered, others neatly and effectively trimmed with fine lace edge. This little lot is the last of dresses from two big dress selling events that were worth up to $25.00. If you can get fitted in this lot you can strike a genuine bargain; Sizes 16, 18, 38 and 40. ; 39 Velour Coats Tailored from beautiful quality velour, in the new 40-inch length. | in With broad collars, buttoned belts and patch pockets. Especially well made, as these are a maker's entire line of samples. The new shades, as Tan, Bisque, Jade, Brown and Green, and all sizes to 4. "TO $4.00 BANDED SAILORS A new shipment of Banded Sailors, in a wide range of new colorings, as Jade, Bisque, Tomato, sl stripe tops. Sizes § to 9%, Real Leather Kodak Bags This particular $l.47 bag could not be made to sell at less | than twice tomorrow's price— || five different styles. Strongly || made, with mirror and purse; neatly lined. I \ I I I Brown, Tan, Black, Navy. An ideal hat for tailored suit or sport wear. Girls’ and Little Tots’ Garments Priced Lower Girls’ $3.00 White Dresses $1.85 BOYS’ 98¢ KHAKI PANTS Women'’s House Dresses . at Very Marked Reductiot}s 1,000 Women’s Percale and Gingham| Boys’, =" "House Dresses & :‘; ouse €sses “ For girls of 8 to 14 years. You'll say these are surely a wonderful bargain. Beautiful sheer white voiles and crisp transparent or- ll gandy voiles, trimmed with fine laces, and the organdy with tucks and wide, generous hems. Organdies are very popular, and these are very moderately pricetf. GIRLS’ MIDDY | LITTLE TOTS’ $3 SKIRTS DRESSES An_extraordinary purchase of 1,000 House Dresses that wouid sell if bought in a regular way at from $1.50 to $2.00. Made from fine quality full standard per- cales and ginghams of well known, fast color makes ia a wide range of designs, etc. Cut extra full in belted style and large collars of contrasting colors. Come early tomorrow for first choice. $2.00 CORSETS C 89c WOMEN'S 89¢ BRASSIERES | § An esve- g4 Made sl 55 DRAWERS Made Siae These x:.--6 I clally good C |trom cou- = | when have 45 trom] Aas $1,85 Sheer, 51.95 ki Pants for 9C morrow are these designed for comfort 0. " ¢or “prawers? || l white middy twill,and|in ‘all white; large | from strong, durable Brassieres of long|and long -service; 4 |Bon't be guided by the l l uoually sells at $2.50.| cape collars, neatly |twilled khaki cloth. | wearing linen-finished |strong supporters; price. ~See_these to- [l [l FBVEY SO &8 SR | iliimed with fine lace, | Just the kind for 1al {th em- |elastic top; medlum, morrow. Fine nain- and tucked skirts; | school wear. Special materials W .. 2 " lsook and muslin with || | Girls 8 to 16 years. sizes 2 to 6. tomorrow, 6%c. broldery yoke and[high or lows bust |ide emproidery rume | Sizes 19 to 30. in sizes 25, 27 and 29. o ?, Children’s Coveralls Made from a remarkable firm, stout striped ma- terial, absolutely fast colors and a garment with sleeves, and does all the name implies—“cover all.” Sizes for children 3 to 8 years, and every child SHEETS AND MUSLINS $2.00 81x90 SHEETS Made from heavy $l -00 ; qualityround thread bleached muslin, without a | seam; finished with 3-inch torn hem; every one perfect. 45x36 FRUIT-OF-LOOM PILLOWCASES 33c | None better made for washing and wear- §ing; has been a household word for years. Note the large size. |$2.50 ENGLISH LONGCLOTH inches wid ut up in 10- | yarmces; fine chamois finish for underwear, nightgowns and || children’s clothes. 25¢ YARD-WIDE BLEACHED | MUSLIN 10c Compare this mus- alded well known brands that i I | | inches wide, in black, navy and brown. You never have looked at a_quality like this at so low a price. 59c FOUNDATION SILK 36-inch fine silk and ssc | trimmed arm. 9 . Women’s House Waists You'll want one of the House Waists, made from fine quality madras, in a pretty range of black, ink, lavender or blue stripes, on white grounds. c eatly tailored and cut extra full. Sizes 38 to 46. e ae| WASH GOODS ity all-silk satin; 36 98¢ | inches wide, in coral, henna, § pinkhor}c‘hid, jade, (Ia(rabr;ge. hl?ck | - | and flesh. A remarkable quality || [[2nd esh. A remarkable quality § 1,100 YARDS 30c DRESS GINGHAMS derwear. ‘The good that are dependable for washing and c service. There's @ wonderful selection of pretty plaids, ‘3,00 FANCY sm checks and stripes in really artistic color combinations. An array of color | = cmbinsions, o 91.391 1600 YARDS 36-INCH PERCALES will say are the most beautiful Mind you, these are full 36 inches wide and full you have looked at. Every con- § gtandard count. Hundreds of pretty stripes, checks and c ceivable stripe effect, dot and Il neat designs for men's shirts, house dresses, etc. All figure you could imagine; 36 and || absolutely fast colors. | 40 inches. $2.50 All-Silk Charmeuse 75¢ SHEER, FIGURED VOILES | Heavy all-silk $l 59 40 Inches Wide charmeuse, with a . Never‘ :l-' ) you ‘sten T;:c'l; x;e-u;!g::a_:l;e:;evl:nz: high mirror face luster; full-36 | ' %0 VAHIEE & BRIGCUOn B ative foulard patterns and c the somber black and white designs for elderly ladies. Full 40 inches wide and absolutely fast colors. . o 2,000 Yards 25¢c Pink and Blue Quting Surely you'll take advantage of this lot of lin with many her- cotton mixture for sell at twice this price. Heavy, i foundations and underwear. pink and blue outing when you can buy at the round thread quality, soft to | Nearly eve light and :dark f§ price of years ago after paying in the past work on and absolutely free || 4 years from 350 to 50c a yard. All-white in- | from dressing. Cut from full [| coloring, including plenty navy | black. cluded in the lot.