Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1921, Page 20

L : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1921 . - Much credit for the euccess of the|the evening. western zone; Edward A. MacKinnon > evening was glven 1o the banquet| Following the election of officers|of Reading. Mass, secretary-treas. WE DO % i committee, which was mad esterday afternoon, and the selection |urer. . % Our 9th St. & Pa. Ave. Stores—Open Saturday Nights Whiting Hetes. chairman aed e bor | I8 Atiantic City as the place for hold- | . Resolutions were adopted pledging g oy Jowing vice chalrmen: Fred Cook, | Ing the next meeting, June 6. 7 and 8. |feaity to “Brother” Warren G. Hard- ELEC’I‘RIC 3 J. Harry Cunningham, Willlam F. 1932, the sixteenth annual convention |ing and thanking the members and Gude, Samuel Hart. Roland S. Rob- |of the National League of Masonic;committees of the Washington clubs Sl . 99 bins and Edgar C. Snyder. | & b ended their three days® seasions |for the receptions and entertainments WIR[NG Mr. Hstoshwerlcnmkd the guests and | here. I given the visitors during Kh.‘rfl stav 37 received the President, but turned' ‘here. The convention also indorsed iy n Ot er OO 0 e u over the conduct of the proceedings l:, Troutman Made President. the movement to rebuild the village _ Reasonable Prices—Terms 1. H. Troutman of this city. was | of Bellean Wood, France, a4 memo Expert Workmen for Remodeling dent; Dr. H. Melvin Al- rial to the American soldiers who ‘ ’ Mr. Fulkerson. as toastmaster. S Tells ‘Brothers’ World Needs | fi: Wis ica by Harrs Evans and e |elocted pre tertainment ;:fllurvs Wwere contrib len of R '|\m:k Pa., Jl onlrSul- were killed in tne inei by George O'Connor, Matt Hy dent; J. L. Wilkes of Jacksonville, Same Principles at Ban- |5y, Gomt Wrhen mia tehe 0 | S0 L i vice presidint b the nous drive there C For you men, Saturday--- i t c] . . local fielddnf”tlfl'enl and Marion Harrls, | Southeastern v.nnn.l\\’llh.un K .\) the r.-vl v slave ' h Fre off’s symphonic jazzists; | New York, regional vice presic in the says Kinstein, i quet Closing Convention. thon Si6tera, Frunhiys ool oo | e northesstorn. sops; Wit Rt ' thins” e H Spe: - ” ompany and Chester Spencer d | Perkins of Seattle, Wash, re has discovered cnnes- Speaking as a Master Mason, the |y SWWiniams, feature acts from |vice president of the northwestern sean [ s acts from |vice pre i President of the United States made an impressive ad, during the six- teenth annual banquet of the Na- tional League of Masonic Clubs at ln..- Willard Hotel last night, in which he dauded the aims and principles of the order, and declared with much | emphasix that there would be no fur- !nu-r conflict among the nations of the world if this same fraternal spirit prevailed among them ¢ principles of fraternalism, its understa IVE this shoe the “‘Once Over’’ fel- lows. Its a brand new, breezy, Swing-toe Oxford with Rubber heels attached. Wide extension sole. nding of justice. and righteousness and o ¥, cannot help but mean the eres m of better eltizens and should b 3 applied to ati t the world New Tie-Back President 1 in world peace and for s of friendlier rela r ing among tha. hao if those men whi positions 45¢ Sale Of Reliable .]ewelry ; | fin the var aments of the 4 Comes in a light tan worid on 4 Face cah other As Practical as o Rbinestone English Grain leather— [ Feling of Tuirness and understandin They Are Jaunty Rings £ l E 216 \] - . !yu,n .A)‘mlhw to 1l principles upor P Rt style E=216. Also in [ahien the.sreat 1 bination. crystal av “Tony™ Red calf, style | blondshed or strife $ 98 [ l . wh 45¢. =, Hall Decorated Lavishly. Jhinest and Colored Set E-217 | e . Boys’ All-Wool Suits | .2 At the same price, upon s one of the rent great features | Pearl-like and Colored Ear- of the conventic the League of <, 45¢c. more of those wonder- M < brought UMMER Sweaters, with the f 1 ful Cordovan and Im=- flair of youth and novelty knit with link-and-link stitch of . . Q ; 3 Bought Underprice boldlnorpnrp Spanish Combs and Barrettes with colored sets, 45c. ported Tancalfskin, Bt sons BERALItY ; fine worsted, with brushed woo! Spilcrens Mosh Daem . . " decked with th f T8, o collar and cuffs. Harding blue, b bd BagE, v B Be bbin Bracel long wing-tip “‘Brogues the (4 navy. buff and brown., Collars Jetty Bob ir with cut flowers. Throughout the and cuffs of another color than ‘ and straight tip Semi- Brogues. Sold out in a “jiffy” when we advertised them last time—but more are just in. evening there was an unmistakable the garment, or of white, ‘$198 is the surprise price— Take Advantage of It! spirit of mirth and good cheer The majority of those present were from out T All Sizes, 7to 15 Children’s Regulation DRESSES - Of Lonsdale Jean $2.98 HO expected to find boys all- wool suits at $49 We didn’t. But here they are—splen- did suits irom a maker of high re- pute — brand-new, thoroughly tailored, smartly styled—in score of fine patterns. Yoke mod- el, with inverted pleat, also straight mannish model. Lined with Venetian. Suits in weights for now, also many admirably said he wanted as well stated that he o stud <1y the principles of t a point to walks lot of other good ones included in this $7.85 group. Plenty of the more conservative type oxfords in black and tan calf and ] i untrs needs black kid skin. They are all splendidly well made. All 4 of Tatioliem 2 Tt g our Men's Shoe Departments will be busy selling them to- B s tion Foremost. nust con r share in placing your count straight path of everiasting peace. | hive yet F i Know g £ nat helped to make ind my great regret morrow; for the values are quite extraordinary. oL Jeconstaicuan.t adapted for fall wear. Whether = i nd W A your you buy for now or later, it’s a Be facing thees jroblems ol sound investment. | These most preferred . . “Florsheims™ All the newest styles—both high of summer garments for girls, come in all- white. or white with eol- Summer Hats $3.00 1o $5.00 and low cuts—con- A amhnotbe 8 G lars and euffs of copen, int In conclusion eorgette B tinue at a'w T. navy or red, § Masone affeta el . know Hair Braid RIMMED with rows _of $9 75 ond Rust-Proof air bra white bra LSilk . here ha ! Leghorn emblem on sleeve. ";‘\'f;de g ) d L 5 A belt. The tailoring in The speech of made a| of the material These i the $ .95 dresses will wear long and > 94 el well. All sizes 6 to 14. ) . Airy new millinery ior the outdeor season has been assembled at King's Palace on a scale to delight every woman. Pastel shades, staple colors, white, black, black and white. Styles in infinite variety. Trimmed with flowers, wreaths, os- trich, ribbons and feather novelties. Choice, §4.95. Hundreds of Trimmed Hats, $7.50, $9.95 and $12.50 dent that 1d of him nd that -1 & 400060 members in this ACTORY purchase—every country were pledged to him and their corset new and perfect. This great body | White and flesh. Laced fronts, d_you with laced backs. Medium bust and topless models. Four heavy hose supporters. An average of less pport excep than half price. ace and in fac- ling the problems of the day.” Ballington Booth Speukws Gen. ton Booth, commander lof the r made the only o 2o Toilet Goods Rear Ad- Onyx Imported LACE LISLE HOSE $1.69 ONDERFULLY sheer and Castelberg’s Sensational Sale of Men’s Watch | = Outfits An Anniversary List of 5 ors Bur- Cocoanut Oil Shampoo, 19c. > o in W. silky—and patterned in wasend of Mieni- ot Spampan, 196 Because of Thursday‘'s Rain We Repeat the ot AN e e clockings. These high novelties for summer wear come in black white. cordovan. Russia gray and Harding blue fashioned SILK ¥ onds of en’s pu if perfect $3.00 0 " " SILK | HOSE—Women's $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Onyx all-silk and garter top silk hose, every pair per- ” and all colors... ONYX SILK HOS 5 strictly perfect. e and fiber silk hose in hlack. white, cordovan, 796 B DAVY.: oo vos s Liquid Henna Shampoo, large size, 65c. Lyon’s Tooth Powder, 18¢c. nlorox Tooth Paste, 39c. Mennen's Tooth Paste, 35c. Luxor Vanishing Cream and Cold Cream, cach, 39c. Peroxide Cold Cream, 19c. Daggett & Ramsdell’s Cold Cream, small tube, 6c. Mavis Face Powder, 3%c. Pompeian_Face Powder, 3%9c. Assorted Face Powders, boxes slightly soiled, 50c values, choice, 35¢c. Colgate's Natural Soaps, 3 for 23¢. Witch Hazel, Glycerine and Turkish Bath Soaps, 55c dozen, Sc cake. Mennen’s Shaving Cream, 39c. Fine Tissue Toilet Paper, 650 sheet rolls, 3 for 25c. NEW. And Offered Very Special— SPORTS COATS $1().75 Polo Cloth Coats st grand Sale of Colored Untrimmed Hats Choice of the house—hats lhat_ sold for $3.00 to §7.50. Many hand-blocked ery high-grade .89 master of 1) an_of the Scottis braid, every desired style and color.” A few black hats included Purchase of the Nationally Known Men’s “Porosknit’ UNION SUITS In Regular Sizes, 34 to 44 In Extra Sizes, 46 to 59 Ecrn Union Suits Strictly Perfect $ 1 o 1 9 White Union Suits Slightly Imperfect “Teke this beok home Calls Winthrop Wi. Misses’ Gordon 30(, Silk Hose b 79¢ Shaped Silk Hose with seamed back. Lisle garter top. Perfect qual- ity. Black, white and cor- Consist of Guaranteed Elgin or Waltham Watch — Waldemar Chain of New Design—and Gold~ Filled Knife. THREE - QUARTER SOCKS — Children’s thread b three-quarter soc! 7% to 10. Blac brown and navs CHILDRE ized socks in solid « white with fancy top Plain and ribbed tops. for $1.00. Each. .o [ THREE - QUARTER SOCKS — Children's ¢9c” Gordon mercerized three-quarte socks in solid colors and white 50C with colored tOPS «..ouss BOYS' HWOSE—Roys' Qordon heavy ribbed black hose and girls fine ribbed black, white and cordo- van hose. Every pair 25c “Porosknit” Union Suits are estecemed by thousands of men as the coolest and most hygienic summer underwear, Here's a mam- moth purchase and sale of genuine “Poros- knit” to sell sensationally underprice. Three styles: Short sleeves, knee length; sleeveless, knee Iength; V neck, knee length. Note that there are plenty of LARGE SIZES. Goliath could be fitted, if he were alive, your look as brilliant and gl e this year's model. A fewhbours of your epare time and no great expense is involved if you use Ryanize MOTOR CAR ENAMELS Easy to apply, these hi, grade” ensmels come in eight handsomo colors in eddition to Blsck and White. Paint end varnish the cer in one operation and dry quickly with a tough, Women’s All-Wool Sports Skirts perfect Georgette weatherproof lustre, P = ] COME IN Velour Coats .’.’r B Alweel patd We'll show you what ire Jersey Coats R\ Birtn” ,{:d ”bl::: k “Largest Motor Car Enamcie will do for . Piesied ey 0uses your car and our booklet, Your Automshile Chase. Becker Paint Company, Inc, Whelesnle and Retail 1239 Wiseonsin Ave, N.W, Goldstein, M., 0635 H &1 N8 Chevy Clinse Bupnly Co., 630 Cleam Ave, Columbia Hardwara Co.' 8410 Ga. Ave, Haas, Fred AL v Iughes Dres,'s03 B b1 fsadgro Small; 713 70 81, N.W. W, JL Walls, 736 Bti K. 8.8, Interstate Motar Supply Co., 1884 N. ¥. Av. o AL Clark, Jr., cor Tt 1 Ave. and 1ot 8t Haller & Hallar, 830 N. Y. Ave. N. . Taylor & Bre. 10ih & Water Sty B.W. . 1. G, 1. Prank Cam e you & copy of F l'):' to Paint SUMMER smartness and low price were never more successfully linked than in this Saturday effering of the pepular sperts coats at $10.75. It's a value to bring an enthusiastic respense, The coats of pele cloth have inverted pleat in back, belt, man- nish patch peckets and are brightened sillk stitching, Light sperts shades, ersey coats are in tuxeda style and come in American beauty, rein- deer, tan, brewn, Pekin and black, Vi coats haye panel :'u:k and belt and ceme in-reine eer, ight and dark Patterns ........ Credit Jew.lers in the World” BeLrAr), Tie-Back and Regulation Models : - $5.00 4 ACY Summer Waeists, J some of the prettiest come - ceits we've scen, T jorjtx: show recfined appli on‘l Venise, filet un! wal - a Othera are embroidered,: fxil or designed with frants of finer. N tueks, ite,. flesh, honeydew: and samd, =S Bikirts of beautiful all-weol hard. finished worsted taide, Pleated o yake top, Also jight weight tan ° covert baxe pleated skirls ., ¥ine plald and warated sport stripa skirts, pldevpleated and hnl-glawled. Some with nerrow Experienced Advertisers == i J. l_!n% lliag & 3 ity & e d, Hymmn Rrown Prefer Th R Y R 7 ¢ Sltaur_