Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1921, Page 14

1 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MAY 9, 1921. ALLEGED DESERTER FIGHTS, FLELS, ||= 3ERLIN CONCLUDES PACT WITH RUSSIA ON TRADE| 1yypps [V WASH MACHINE. CAU 'GHT | ) Md., and a big washing | TCle from th A and finally olating his pa- . X Preliminary Agreement to Become Effective May 6—To Be Binding Basis. BERLIN, May s- Cluded @ preliminary tra ment with soviet Russ; machine, then captured by the ¢ Germany has con- FIND RESERVOIR 01: GAS GLION His onvention becan refuge in e AL ol battle with police. of an ¢ R eER made pud Lo man and Woman were pact will shows the il 4 commerei i p VlSITORS To the Nation’s Capital ~hould n rooms one of the interest” they during their <t ington. No |w\ v lancheon will be | “Products from Farm to You”| .BELLEVUE Farms Lunch 1334-36 G Street 1338 New York Ave. “THE BANTAM” 1332 G Street 1itter visit 4 impressed wit e Evarts, in- v the re- intof Specials Gingham Porch Dresses 1.49 Envelope Chemise ! - SuitsGreatlyReduce $18.75 ) Children’s il | Another Bargain Sixth sale that will attract the attention White I of women who have good taste and appreciate good quality, Frocks I good style and even this low price. These suits will take their g‘l 9 it leave with speed because they are exactly the kinds women are ‘) favoring . . Mostly Tricotines and Serges —in a wide choice of styles—box coats, smart ripple and tailored models, straight-linc and belted styles, and every one is lined with silk. T'o be able to get such exquisite suits at such a low price is nothing short of n lous. Better come early for best choice. | 50 Smart Styles, Choice---Tuesday, Sizes for avomen and misses. Voile M Blouses it tmeretly T but very qual i Tomorrow’s Bargain Sixth’s Bargains include A Sale New Silk Dresses For real honest-to-goodness bargains this takes the prize without argument, because i distinctive, the Mignonettes. Taffetas. Crepe de Chines, l Georgette Crepes and Satins are exceptionally ‘mely broad, places them above the ordinary. Gingham Petticoats and the high type of Many are embroidered, wide sashes of seli materials and in i draped tunic or straight-line styles, it Drop all else and come—be among the first on the floor and i you'll find a good selection. i In sizes 16 to 44 The Bargain 6th is high in locality but certainly low in price—see these L] ew Pleated Wool Skirts || | Rompers il The charming plaids and stripes that are setting the - i pace for style, You'd hardly expect a bargain section to ’)Oc it have them when they are the very apex of fashian, but . i then The Bargain 6th is always doing the unexpected in e Lolbe B8 value-offerings. ol honid r i Rich eolors in a variety of patterns in all the tenes and cambinations of the day. ANaist measurements range fram 25 to 32, which takes in ahout every requirement except extra sizes. Only $5 should be sufficient inducement for you to add a new skirt to your summer outhit. e Sixth Fleor—Lanshurgh & Brother. @ WELCOME, MASONS You represent the world’s oldest fraternity. Acons ago your fra- was founded on the dignity of labor. Your ecarly records are perpetually and beauti- fully carved in the great edifices of Asia and Europe. Masonry is a Today, al and benevolent as- st It i Its modern written in the d. of the peopic o —in their patriotism. their Icyaity, morality, brother- Iy’ love and charity, and in their devotion to truth and honor. Yours is but one of many great fraternities. And the world is better for them all. Fraternities are the children of broth- crhood and fellowship. Only when all of us are imbued with the spirit of fraternalism shall we at- tain universal peace and happiness. Fraternalism is the hope of the world. Mid-Month Columbia Records Released Tuesday Feature a “peppy” new fox trot “TODDLE"—on the reverse side is the snappy song fox trot “BEELA BOOLA"—both numbers played by Paul Biese Trio, 85c. Other nr.nnhr numbers: ** and *piane 10-inch A-3384—"1 Tost You and “'Yoko- hama Lnllahy."" intro. Kentuckr, fox trots by The Happy Six, 85c. ising dose make dose muaic), by Al n the roverse side. “Fun * by Blossom Seely, 850, §t'w AIL Over Now.' der T'm Blue'- I»y Frank Crumit, 85c. Balcony—First Floor Extra Heavy Bath Towels 3 5 Size 18x36; all white, extra good quality of the absorbent kind, This price is for Blue Ribben Day only. First Floor A bsor"behlf Toweling Yard, 17¢ weight; 18 the kind to have il Heavy inches wide, Tik Mercerized Cotton Damask | Yard, 59¢ Very heavy quality, 64 inches wide—in 1 variety of mest at- tractive patterns. To- | morrow is the only day for this price. First Day \\ .nhmgmn AT I, Tots” Chambray Dresses, Special 790 Trimmed with contrasting e with white, \ Third Fleor. ) ‘ull-Fashioned Silk Stockings more—they are sod Waorth irregular, but so want several pa n First Floor. \ ’ (e ) Colored Border yard Serim, indeed Fourth Floor Women's Cotton Vests, Special 25c Bodice models in Perfect goods in ter buy now fo price is a Blue First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. 500 New Crisp Lingerie Waists $1.00 New fancy woven striped Voile in Tuxedo collar styles, with p: E and embroidery trimming. Siz to 46. These are exceptionil value. Bargain Table—First Floor. NEWS )1\\ STORE | Imitation Topaz Bead Necklace v one month First Floor. o Full-Fashioned Lisle Stockings First Floor. Rag Rugs Size 27x54 $1.19 krandmother used to \ v Vourth llnl’r‘ J Satin Marseilles Bed Sets, Special $6.45 Set consists of S0x80 spread and acalloped bolster piece to match. Spread has cut-out cornmers. Only a limited lot at this prices Fourth Floor. Boys’ Olive Drab Khaki Pants 79c rviceable Army khakl | Real stronz. —hard, smooth finish; will s amount of wear and tubbin, 3 to 9 years. Fifth Floor. Sizes Speczal ISatin Messaline, $1. 49 First aid to economy in this beautiful, lustrous silk fabric, is our Sales of May; then Blue Ribbon Tuesday takes another shot at it, bringing the price down to §149 a yard. Goodness knows that you are not in the habit of buying such excellent quality at that low price nowadays. 35 inches wide and the following list of fashionable colors: White P American Beauty Reseda Pink Taupe Sapphire Reige Light Blue Myrtie Black ¥rench Blue Emerald Seal Tan Flesh Midnight Silver Garnet Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother ‘ Han Embroidered Philippine Camisoles $1.00 Heautifully made and trimmed, Rib- bon shoulder straps. HBroken sizes. Sufcient quantity to meet a large demand. Third Floor J El;omenfs Gowns and En. Chemise $1.29 Gowns in slip-over style with vokes of embreidery, lace edge and inser- tion. Envelope Chemise trimmed with fine tucks, fancy stitching and net. Third Floor Imported Shirting 36 Imeches Wide, 59¢ Fine quality with colored weven- in_stripes in pink, blue, lavender, yellow and copen. Beautiful finish and very fashionable. First Floor. “Rose Petal” Cotton Taffeta Petticoats, $1.59 Soft texturs in floral and Persian effects and color assembling. Deep pleated flounces finished with small ruffies and tucks. Third Floor F rench F llled Pearl Necklace $2.95 Opera length—fastened with selid gold clasp. Graduated wizes. One of these would make an acceptabls Com- mencement gift. Extra value. First Floor 36-1fich Whlte Embroidered Voile Yard, 48c¢ Novelty pattern in lace effect; variety of attractive designs suit- able for walsts, frocks, children's summer clothes. etc. Extra special First Floor. 420-30 Seventh Street N.W Extra Savzngs in the SALES OF VIAY Moire Hand Bags---Special $51.69 First Floor. N e f v r 9 Lxtra! 36-Inch Indian Head 19¢ her pu ows ¥o well Women s Ribbed Combination Suits, 39¢ First Floor. Y Double-Bed Size Spreads Crochet suz- hoice ghtful Bma Blue Denim OQOveralls 69c Sizes 4 to 16 years—regulation cut | and style with bib, shoulder straps | and huckles; hip poc ide pock- ets, double knee for serviee. Fifth Floor. Boys® MIDDY BLOUSES Made of st lastrous Jear serviceability White or w i with blue, brown, gre t blue. h--a heavy, | beauty and to & years. Women's Bungalow Aprons, Special $1.95 . - Regular and extra sizes of excellent Wuality Percale—well made in praetical styles: contrasting color or rick rack trimming. E: Whlte Orrrandte 40 znches wide Yard, 38¢ Sheer textura such as the season's frocks and w. are made of. Cor- rect width too, to cut to advantage. First Floor. 36—inbh Colér;ed ) Woven Tissue Gingham Yard, 58¢ vialds and checks in pink, blue, green, yellow, black and helio. Especially’ suitabls school clothes, aprons, First Floor. 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