Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1921, Page 9

Sl ™ — your furs in storage? Telephone Main 725 and we shall be glad to call for them. in workmanship than any other they have seen! gowns and chemise at $2.95 and $3.95 being striking examples of this. If you are a particular person, these May Sales are for you. should have at least one plaid skirt; and there was never a better opportunity than now to buy. worsted and prunella plaids—in tan and blue, gray and blue, brown and tan, blue and white, black and white, tan and copenhagen blue and tan and white—in box and side pleat styles. both plaids and stripes of tan and blue, blue and tan, gray and black, black, gold and gray and brown and copenhagen blue—both box and side pleated styles. and navy and gray stripes—box pleated and pleats stitched to the hip to give the straight line. A splendid chance for the larger women. —in our May sales! = 1f vou wear Silk Isn'’t it time to put (Continued from Eighth Page.) WE EVANS—HAYDEN WEDDING‘ why not e? They are SO satisfactory. $2.00 a pair—no tax. Stockings, P. 8 e 1216 F St. N.W. Outerwear ~ Underwear In Our Greatest of May Sales! New arrivals tomorrow in domestic underwear —gowis and envelope chemise at $1.00, $1.50 and $1.95—that are the prettiest of the sale. People tell us that our underwear is of nicer materials and daintier after City. = from The 35 il | place, Our Philippine The Extraordinary Values—Best Colors—Best Styles in the smartest of Plaid Skirts Nearly 200 Skirts ready for tomorrow’s selling! Every one $18 and $20 Plaid Skirts—%10-75 All spring-weight materials and handsome colorings—velour plaids, stripes and checks, $25 to $30 Plaid Skirts—$15-50 An extraordinarily fine assortment in this purchase! Fine quality prunella cloth in Esat $25 to $30 Skirts—Large Sizes—%17-25 In waistbands from 34 to 38 inches. 50 skirts in fine prunella cloth—navy and tan gethe Suits—Coats—Dresses—257 to 407 Off Really remarkable purchases are now on sale! M Not connected with any house of similar name anywhere. 11th ST. N.W. of Courtesy Relentless ‘Rcductions of Better-type Suits We’ve simply gone the extreme limit—both in the depth to which we have dropped regu= lar priccs—and the models we have includ- ed for choice now at— 29 They’re the Highly Favored Tricotines’ —in Box and Blouse—and straight-line models— beaded, braided and embroidered. Of a very superior order or craftsmanship and lined with silk. ¢ Specially Priced Coats and Wraps Many new arrivals—which, if re- ceived a fortnight before, would proper- ly claim a much higher marking— On Sale for Thursday Miss Elsie Montgomery and Miss Mary mith, Dr. and Mrs. W. K. Butler have re- turned to their home in Chevy Chase A benefit dance will take place to- morrow evening under the auspices of members of the Daughters of the Confederacy, In of 1401 Columbia road and Mr. Walter il [H. Tunis of Maryland took place at | | noon today, the Rev. J. officiating. ir. and Mrs. Samuel Wood. son-in-law nd daughter of the bridegroom. and Mrs. Tunis will go to their country Md., and will spend the summer on the eastern shore. the health MEN'S UNION PLANS FEAST. The Presbyterian Men's Union of banquet at the Metropolitan Preshy- terian Church this_evening. sentative Clyde Kelley will be guest of honor. unfon will _be presented by G. G. Kundahl. Eckington, First Presbyterian, Metro- politan, Garden Memorial, Eastern and Sherwood churches will be present and tell of the work that is being accomplished by the men in these churches. at the meeting. After the program a secial get-to- Bride Popular Secretary to Repre- sentative Zihlman. Miss Anna G. nessee avenue northeast. who is pri- vate secretary to Representative Zihl- pi Havden. 130 Ten- man of Maryland, was married spending a week in Atlantic H. Jeffries. apartments In Wardman Park Hotel, but will leave soon for a honeymoon the Confederate Memorial Hall, 1322 Vermont avenue, 9 to 12 o'clock. marriage of Miss M. Josie Brown | georeta Howard Wells The only attendants were Mr. Osakburst, near Pindell station,| giiowing: Toraine J. Joseph Ci Births Reported. following births have been reported to ith department within the last twenty- four hours: W ter and Jane Davis. boy. ce R. and Margaret C. Sheatrer, . Pe Apm nessey. 3 1 he g oy iy Dass Hospital Anoa L. and one of the ployes about the — Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the nn of T 1 . Cornelius A. McLearen and Helen V. Hen e of Atlanta. Ga. Daniel and Lottie F tal. | P lisabeth A. Bradiey, 60, St Elisabeth's Wolf, 41, 4108 New Hampshire day _afternoon to Edwin H. of Chicago. Washington University. by Re 111, a student 3 The couple have taken and Alva rich, Va.. feade, Md., and Rannings. W. Smith. “All that I am and hope to be I owe to my Mother.” Abraham Lincoln Rride of St. Louis. . and Ida 2 : Kemper 3 -and Bessic Tyrecs boy. Deaths Reported. Flowers by Telegraph Arthur_and Catherine Preston, girl. The following deaths have besn reported to Alion 3. an9 m'",,'m_"""’ & (he health department within the last twenty- 55, National Homeopathle Hos- ‘Washington will hold its first Repre- The object of the new Representatives from the G. H. Winslow will preside r will be held. Rebuil —_— Safety for Your Furs Be careful where your fine furs go for summer storage. Storage under the Most Improved Conditions, furs in best condition. when to call for your coat. | ilding Furs a Specialty G 4D FOR YOUNG FOLKS AND YOUTHAUL APPAREL FOR € VERYWOMAN 1415 G Street Opposite Keith's Furs Exclusively We offer and will return your Notify us =33 tal Infant of Alfred H. and Trene Mori, 10 min : ) ortal Hos. Hospital i | TR K skinner. 2 montha, 145 Catherine Jones. 1 month, 432 southwesi Washington Lol treet south- Asylum treet Gly w.reet Next Sunday, Mlay 8 Open Till 5 P.M. Sunday Flowers For Mothér For Mothers Living—Flowers Bright For Mother’s Memory—Flowers White DO NOT FORGET It Means So Much To Mother 14th & H aom Every ine De Luxe Bed- F « Tenth St. ( pry wonef e ooyt on the side rail of the spring. Kafka Admessag’es InTheStar Every Evening For the first ad of this On This Page ?Q@ % The Bedspring A Great Physician Said: Look forit—it is your guarantes 5 en———y LUXURIOUS serres we'll tell Every Night —you'll find “Ad- you about message” Tt will tell “It’s not so much how long So be particular about the spring you about some one sec- tion of this specialized shop. The items will be selected timely and attractive we can assemble. BlOUSGS you sleep, as how well you sleep that counts.” He spoke the truth. Eight hours of sound, restful sleep re- as the most Moderate you use. Consider carefully the advan- tages of the De Luxe Spring— at Very Drlee ‘fi‘;,fii:&g{%’fi freshes more than ten hours of the spring scientifically construc- Secial Prices | will be pre-eminert. dream-troubled hours in bed. ~ ted to rest the body. This spring L is so designed that it easily ac- Lingerio Blouses of Organdy, Ba- We would all be happier if we commodates itself to the body tiste and Voile, including all our $3.98 Blouses—A special purchase of fresh, crisp blouses of sheer organ- dies, batistes and voiles with dainty trimming at collar and cuffs; three- quarter and full-length sleeves with square or round necks or Tuxedo would realize the importance of sleep and the fact that to get 100 per cent value out of sleep, we must sleep on a good bedspring. Just any spring will not do— not by a long way. The average without excessive pressure on prominent parts of the anatomy. Examine the D¢ Luxe at your dealer’s. The more carefully you compare the De Luxe with any spring at any price, the more certainly you will recognize its Collars, One model is sketched coil, woven wire or national : 4 _;.aclld ::ry specially $2 9 5 sKnng makes it impossible for afi::,:‘,n"fi;?é:?‘m:fisi‘;fi: priced at...... . the body to lie relaxed and at the side rail appears the Rome Quality New Georgette Blouses—Delightfully smart are these new Spring Blouses and as good values as we've seen this season. Fine quality Georgette; also Iflcolelu ;n white, 1‘l’uh, 4 95 isque and navy. ery exceptional values at....... e ease. It makes restful sleep im- possible. . SouTHERN - RomE CoMpPANY Trade-Mark, which identifies all Rome products. For wood or metal beds. Baltimore, Md. fancy silk. superior The Wraps are both Capey effects and Dolman- like models, with sleeves, elaborately embroidered in silk and chenille; with tracery of gold thread. wanted Tan and Gray Velours; lined throughout with The coats are Velours, Tweeds, Homespuns— smart models—of sportive and more conservative de- Every offering demonstrates two things ~the prestige with which we command with which we name the lowest price. 1\ h-l In the values—and the aggressiveness LI U~ LTV Like all other good products, we sell “De Luxe” Bed Springs, the best for comfort and service Where Can 1 Get a De Luxe? Why—just where you would a. expect to find the very best B Dbedspring in the world—right ® down on Seventh Street, at the Lifetime Furniture Store. “Come in for @ demonstration—any time” Mayer & Co. . Ms«m Between D& E De Luxe Springs may be found in full assortment at The Hecht Co, Seventh at F a P W i 3 i YETE