Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1921, Page 18

Real English Cuft Tops, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, |COURT DEFERS HEARINGS, Golf Hose Our Own Importation, Ribbed ,with Saks & (Jompany Seventh Street Pennsylvania Avenue Directing Special You'll find about them that air of superiority—which, when vyou come to analyze it, is no one thing—but a combination of consistencies—of weaves: of patterns:of designs:; of woyk- manship—a Saks_combination —even as it is a Saks price. Herringbones, in Gray and Brown: Pencil Stripes, in many combinations; Tartan Checks: exclusive Mixtures — Single and Double Breasted—on lines appealing to inclividu.al taste and personal predilection. Gabardine Rain Coats With more dressiness than is usual-—giving them a fair- —Van Heu- sen —— wun't wrinkl e. Heare enly, NOW, 50c Attention | Tomorrow to the Unusual in D. €., FRIDAY, MAY nor Court “Leak” Cases Are Post. poned to Next Friday. | #e1, Justice Gould, on the upreme k 1 n another fr Wilson N¢ —Tonlght, K elgners; B group; Hbrary open munity East Washington (o ter—Cirle' Friendly 7:30, Wallach Roy S worth Boy Scon Athletic Club Thomson Community onte M w children: Athletic Club: Boy Troop 230, tonight Park View Communite Tirum and Buele op_ 45 meet Tiew ers will h » meating ton COUNSEL BEING DETAINED Arnstein Conspiracy and Supreme Because of engagements of coun- in Criminal Di- vislon 1. today continued untll next urrer ia Cou i AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS 41 Community Center sh speaking for for- uta troops 10 and 77: Junlor Club meeting; junlor athletic en- r—Na- lworn his eredit o “{scorned by the groce - { without the pa "I nothing more | The Pariah ] The man whose credit’s on the blink is known by all upon the street, and it is sad to sce him slink around the town on furtive feet. He has a frightened, hunt- ed air, no tranquil hour's by him enjoyved; he dodges e, he dodges there, the princes to avold, Der gifted sc genius in his gl jno welcome peoy Iher d | Jinx, the bl {children suff | to the school repair, tall fed ge butch- His wife has met a twins, and by the vills er’s heir. in town, when she would buy on tick some stuff to make her. humble gown. So he and his, e their {utile because he bills on settling day. And it is strange that any man will such a state of things endure, and be the village also ran, when there is such a simple cure. and to their mon, will require gain a footing in the sun. WALT MASON. Matthew Adams creditors Only the Better Grade Prompt Delivery B. J. Werner ! cold rebuff in nearly every store dishonored go|, doesn’t bring the kale to pay his |} Let him T{but show a wise desire to pay|{. 59: L his I Raglan shoulders, inverted plait in the back: belt all around; convertible collar; and silk-sleeve linings. All sizes.cccevanennn. . Third Floor v weather ranking, too, in the wardrobe. o2 R ] A 2-Pants Special in Boys’ Knicker Suits , $1275 T The Extra Pants means double wear—Gray, Herringbone and Fancy Mixtures—Single-breasted Jackets; belt all around; and . two pairs of full-lined knickerbocker pants. Sizes 7 to 17 years. 1 Ajax Cloth Middy Suits—a famous fabric that washes satisfactorily. White, Blue, Brown, Green and Tan, trimmed with finest of contrasting color. Sizes 2o to 18 years. Special......cooiiiiiiaa... Second Floor Placing on Sale the ' New “Boater” Straws | $5.00 The name is English—and so are the unique proportions— narrow brim: high crown, with wide silk band. A bit different from the usual—and there's a charm in its distinctiveness you'll like. ’ i We're continuing the phenomenal sale of Sennit 31 .7_9 Straws—saw-edged, cable-edge—in all proportione— and all Bizes==8it. .. ooevesoosconsinmonrcrsmnsesiive First Floor Really Remarkable Values in Men’s Neglige Shirts at $1.95 | F The very character of the patterns vouches for the high-grade * of the Shirts—both materials and workmanship—Satin-striped Madras—that belong in a much higherprice range. Consistently made. Your taste will find many appeals in the assortment—and your judgment will marvel at the price. First Floor On the Economy Floor (Fourth Floor) A Sale of Exceptional Values in - Men’s Suits at $29.75‘ The question here is only one of size—not of value—for they are pronouncedly good. The lots are broken—and every size is not available in every lot. But the styles are all desirable—the patterns neat, attractive—and the makes we can vouch for. Single and Double Breasted—Young Men and Conservative. ] —At the meeting of the 2 Cluh tonight two grouns of chil- will act the story “The Three Rears"” t there will be a full 912 New York Ave. in iren PHONE FRA. dress rehen or the Mav fete to he {iven tomorrow by the rh f the center. Other activities to pm. French study for ¢ At 3to 5 dren Tridinad Com ¢ Athletic € will he Rirner Community ing. Club. Commun e 3 Randall | Communiiv {evening. Dth tovs" Athlet Cirela 1 nes Cluh, Young correspon. . A N " Maurice F. Flynn %umummmmn Cremations Shipments E’i‘ hm classes Center—The er drill and| d in r);rnr-;:“ Center—The Rovs' Athletie Club meets this even- Miner Narmal Community Center: Ciub: Boy Scouts meeting, Dramatic 2 ie A. Gaskins, commu- i . 7 W. H. BUTLER CO. 607-609 C St. N.W. Straight down the street from the G. A. R. Monument at 7th and Pa. Ave. Chas. S. Zurhorst UNDERTAKER 1857——1921 Funeral Parlors, 301 East Cap. St. he Sixty-Fourth Year BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 8 months, It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity Assets More Than $7,000,000 Surplus Nearing $700,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W, JAMES BERRY. President JOSHUA W. CARR, Seeretary n i . ) 1"y Established 1845 Experienced - Advertisers Prefer The Star 13, 1921. KIWANIANS HEAR LEJEUNE. EMPHASIZE AMERICANISM | | Chief of Marine Corps Hanor Guest of Club at Special Lunch- eon Program. glous. racial and n. John A. Le- honor guest of | made & wstrong nt A Jeune, the Kiwan! Sindt )-=—Ib., 25¢; 1 Strip—-Ib., 27¢ | s e " Smoked Hams- * T et heiter | Braud 1b., 28¢ | ay, anyd Home Dressed Vel Prime Steor Be Sliced---1b., 35¢; The nationally “Sup ith whieh i ind xiid the Breast (bone out), Ib.. .. .18¢ Rib Roast. Ib. . ... .. Shoulder Roast, Ib. ... . 20¢ Rolled Rib, 1 i deveton betior Shoulder Chops, Ib.. ... 22c | Bouillon and Clad, 1b reached The hose Rib and Loin Chops, Ib. . 28¢ Chuck, b . s D Rnereral Peraoas] Cutlets, Ib. .. 45¢ | Rolled Plate. Ih FRESH CHICKENS for roastisg or stewing ound, 45c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables A complete assortment « fresh, at right prices, '——sUGAR Best American ca Buy it now fc 10 Pounds, 68c PK Coffee (.. .. FRESH EGGS Do;en,‘ 305; 3 dozen, 87c North Da of the Un Darrouzet, § Club_of aly . Woodward p ore than 1 fied their inten- luncheon to be by the Kiwanis Club of Alexandria In the Virginia city May 20 He said that the mext meeting of when PB Hays Store Hours: FLOUR i ‘ 6-pound sack, 36c. | 12-pound sack, 65c. e o 1. 28¢ ed K I Lejeune and Richards, S present vesier- deut. Cois. L Capts. Shephard, Specially Priced Items From ALL OVER the Store lsil.‘00 TURKISH TOWELS 2,000 Y_grc?s Bleached Muslin _ " Red Star Diapers Where Your Dollars Count Mast EHREND’ 720-22-24 7th St. N.W. Open 9:15 AM. Close 6 P.M. Box-Plaited Plaid Skirts Beautiful comhinations in all- _ Scotch plaids in several » T bs ! 1, ring models. The mos! A mmed . II” the box pleated and _— ailored styles. Regu- = at $12.98. All-Wool White Serge An extra zood $2.50 Crochet Bedspreads i $1.69 m Pillowcases 39c BUST CONFINERS nch torn rofr v CAMBR te from fin, 1 Drawers i 4Tc ry 1o buy several HOUSE WAISTS 87c A waist com- yst of materials. ORSETS WOMEN’ Made from Skirts Every one fresh from the wrap- pings, are extra fine quality ail- $ 75 wool serge, made in box pleated . = size waists and lengths, . . $5.00 White Wash Skirts It won't he long when you'll 4 a nice white gabardine wash $ 98 2 finish: finished with oot patch pockets, belts and large —— pearl buttons. 50 Li Wash Skirts mixture, cut extra large in extra sizes. Sizes 32 to $ 2 '98 40 waist measure, and cut full and wide. Prep—— ? 2 Pants Sui Boys’ 2 Pants Suits Values to $9.00 and plain tallored styles and all se have highly mer- Pure Linen Wash Skirts in a serviceahle gray been pa Mothers who have $10 to §15 for Two-Pants Tond-warring - eloth in pretcy 69c CAMISOLES AND neat CORSET COVERS gl 46k 75¢ Children’s Pink Bloomers mercerized cut full od Hosiél:; and Underwear $2.69 Ladies’ Pure Thread Silk Hose A wanderful ment of Full-fashin Pure Thread Silk H ladies. embrac patterns and colors and Boys’ Wash Suits ‘What a collection of styles and ‘materials. Oliver Twist, Norfolk $ 55 . cloth, kiddie cloth, linen and — chambray. Sizes 3 to § years. Girls’ $7 White Dresses white voiles, soft Persian lawns and crisp, transparent organdies; made with deep flounces or tunic styles. 6 to 17 years and Middy. Made from ramie See these White Dresses of fine $A.49 styles. 8§ to 14 years. 1 1serts, fancy $1.50 Threa These are not t or they pric $1.50, slight faults will not hurt r. we would not sell them for They are in black TLadies’ Dfi’;];‘-nsdti;cl"léd Hose Sold in_a_ regular h i < 4(: Lisle Dr TrAV. . Silk Hose foned. The colors, b $9.29 Tadies who require extra size hose ean them here tomorrow i seamed back onlv Men’s Balbrigzan Underwear common thins o LSRR Girls’ White and Colored : Organdie Dresses Big Girls of 6 to 14 years can be fitted here tomorrow in this lot of Sheer Dresses. Some in s 95 tunic styles others with cluster — tucks above a generous wide em. ittle Girls’ Colored Or; Little Girls’ Color gandy Dresses These are for the small- er girls of 2 to heer Transparent Organdy—2 ruf- fles on skirt and on neck and sleeves. Colors—White, pink and blue. IO sole and 1 ble gart dovan. wh nd Ladies’ These are all-silk, in- cluding a heavy d garter top. Full Infants’ Cashmere Coats These are made from good, firm quality cashmere with silk embroidered cape collar and nicely lined all through. o cost of production §00 ~ent higher. we offer Shir Drawers. all sizes 24 to 16 Short sleeve Shirts and ank Drawers Extra Size Vests Nnte that these are extra sizes of fine combed yarns with taped necks and trim- 14c New Sport Hats Underpriced 200 Just Arrived $4.00 and $5.00 Values $9.95 200 New Eport Hatu fnst recelved from New York and from the tissus wrappin, Hardly twn allke, in ¢ d, trimmed felt hats with eut feit strings hanging m Comb act, nearly 00 to select werth four and five dollars ¢ An extraordinary value fn fine. closelvy knit Pink 73c row, m than regu- lar. T finish neck and shell- Ladies’ Pink Union Swits Tnion Snits, offered tomor- stitched knze. Boys’ Nainsook Union Suits Fine quallty small- checked Nainsook Union 54(: Bults for boys of £ to 16 years. A remarkable value +land formerly sold at double the p for tomorrow. These are made w olosed croteh taken ~ oy