Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1921, Page 18

18" THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY., MAY 25 1921, at the naval air station, San Dieg 7 _LIEU OF RIFLES Calif.. has been detailed to duty g e —_—— By the Ascociated Pross stock. Every one of the detective CHICAGO, May Substitution of|cars carries these guns as resulm‘] the detec- the Naval Academy, Annapolis. Md. the shotgun for the rifle is the latest |aquiptment.” development In man-hunting by the| Another innovation in L L five bureaws equiptment Is a steel| | IS g {Chicago police. The time honored |l INe hUreawe eauintment Only the Better Grade ! < | ruev [TOday and Tomorrow May rifle squad has given way to the|behind which the operati Saks &'@nmp&ng%m ! LOOK pump-gun isquad. ect. fn, comparal Clean Coal NATURAL TUF Wind Up Campalgn for The reason for the change was thus | 0" taple armor Is mounted on | Prompt Delivery i W joutiined by Michael Hughes. chief of | rolle 1 is light cnough. so thal ! Absolute Satisfaction Guaranteed. Funds Do t detectives: one man can operate it. Port hole: < | PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS wntown. el o fightl he _|through which to fire, and a heav e 5 5 - T . | BY con D INFILTRATION Siln Ut TAnEy DETtnE the DD e HOls ave dnpasionanc > Jo rner On the Economy Floor HES Today and tomorrow may wind up |hen for nos ! R e AR : : 912 New York Ave. th| the downtown campaign for funds for | tiv. hies X i - ® — —— e e the/Chevy Chase Pisabyterias Chircn. carried on with great impu PHONE | ERANIELY o helter of this shield, said This is the gecond day of the conce Vh! DR. LEHMA ;::.un tration of the campaign downtow 1 Chiet Hugh FOR SALE—CHEAP 307 7th St. N.W., Opp. Saks’ |5 "ors,25in€ made on its prosress at og mirting (he o, A NEW LIGHT-DRAFT open Evenings. Closed on Sundays. Club. The downtow SR e of " ope B];rchell’g_ cambaien TR Gadcion o o c ASTO R jA| WOODEN STEAMER n sireet fightin We're Offering Tadas NE - B we discovered h, 206 Ft. -in. B.P. 38.ft. Beam. | C it ad. o ) .« Sleun D For Infants and Children Lengt 8in. B.E. 38.ft. Beam. ° ° . race after s in an automobile, Address: Baitimore and Carolinn : | Bouquet Coffee ke ad A Tinhetn e [one ot ot Timen” emntied v st i Uge FOTr OVET 30 YIS v «ompns, hestimone s ens uiLs . Fhey Z = o1 ch head. The hail i A Tempting Blend They Jiscusse 0 Stopped (hat car ri per pound share of $25,000 for the § i Al - § I ; ; i -—-Of $35 and 540 gl‘a(les— Dr. Johnson, pastor of the church, | explained why Chevy Chase has! :'flmf‘ downtown to get co-operation | n r; i —Because the sizes are broken— See Announcement of the Victor Talking Machine on L L t L Page 11 of Tcday’s Evening Star. hevy Chase Church is not merely | " N.W. Burchell He discusaed { 1325 F St. NW. | fe's : _ ADD MUSIC TO YOUR == Ty [ e et i for vunons ot \ ACATION PLEASURES! rown s relizgion was essential to the life and | | safety of the nation. funds. He pointed out that on. he shifting population ngton. that interferes with —You can carry onc of Cadillac Auto Service L"}'{a‘:,m‘“n‘:%:',‘l;,,‘;' SESNET L these” smat” Vieor-Vie- : TR Hope that you can find your size—for they're ' Main 470 : e aasar ) : 5 most desirable Suits in every way—model, pat- s i "i'"‘““i Tromieid vo-opereiir. e e CAMBRIDGE tern, make. T"“"“‘_"“féfé';':;:i"‘ a1 | ST = 88-Note chjj}]ghnnes—l’encil Stripes—Fancy Mix- T Harpers Fever. Annapolia and || é’.,» . tures—Single and Double Dbreasted—in types Rt Tronn Doy Weekytanth || S0, 1p02Y depends upon ‘C ! able. “SX 7 Player.P]ano appealing to young men and those distinetly con- | Office MI1 Pa. Ave. NW. hery Chere Sre tammn (Used) servative. Among them all there’s practically every size —and as every Suit is an attractive one—the odds are in your favor. Special Bargain at $298 Terms to Suit Arthur Jordan Piano Co. G Street at Thirteenth Homer L. Kitt, Sec.-Trens. Steinway Pianos, Player-Pianos, Victor Victrolas S 'B e DROCP’S s 1300 G Di : 3 Fourth Floor. UNION SAVINGS BANK OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN WASHINGTON WELCOMES YOUR ACCOUNT 710 14TH ST. N.W. A Cool and Airy Place for Summer Shopping Six Stories Up—Open on Three Sides Another T'fmely Sale of Gingham and Voile Dresses $3-95 | EVERY is what i e ool makes this shoe sale different vou'll find many pretty plaids, checks f Widen the service range of the truck. Permit more tonnage with greater speed. Hold the load firm. Protect against spring breakage. Greater riding com- fort. Increase truck profits. Distribators and figures. Lvery oncis very neatly || Most shoe sales are based on some sort of “limit.” The styles are broken., Or Hines Auto ,r;rrdc iflflz’}lf:ecd(:r”ufi:('fif cfllql::nf:?x] :| certain lines are sold at a reduced price, for some reason or other. Supply Co. - = o e i cuffs and others have attractive sashes But the times that a store puts on its ENTIRE STOCK at reduced prices in the back—and fancy pockets. They i i —and radically reduced ones at that—are few and far between. also have pearl buttons and deep hem, 2 . ’ and you'll recognize them as wonder- I And such a sale in the HEART OF THE SEASON—that’s even more un- ful values at the first glance. Come ih usual, carly and even in this limited quantity ; 5 : : - Yet we are selling our entire stock of shoes at these prices: €20 D Street N.W. you'll find a good selection. I e — i Shoes formerly priced And again they come—on with the sale of l $7,50 to $lZ.50—NOW. oo a i nriniie! wileia $ 5 .65 | Silk Poplin Sport Skirts Although Tuesday's sale on these skirts was above our expeofa- tions we still have enough to “keep the ball ‘—again. High- grade silk poplin sKirts in a gond range of sizes may be had fomorrow &t this special price and you'll find a good assortment of colors, ton. Re L) oxfords; black satin, 4-strap; gray satin, 2-strap; 1§ white canvas and buckskin pumps and oxfords. f | x Shoes formerly priced $ 7 65 ’ il Brown calf strap oxfords; brown and black kid one of the first ones on the floor tomorrow morning and you'll probably 0 get Jjust what you wanted in a skirt. The values offered are most $9,00 to $1 o csesesssscan exceptional. i Tan calf strap pumps and oxfords; tan and black kid oxfords; dull kid pumps; black and white satin pumps ; boots in popular leathers. Shoes formerly priced $ 8’65 L Tomorrow’s Specials in the Bargain Table Section | P Bungalow Aprons & Slip-OverRompers | $10 to $12.50—NOW............. Gray suede, 1 and 2 strap; black and brown satin, 1000 percale bungalow aprons, lnf fine For the little kiddies in sizes 2 10 6 years 1-strap; black kid or calf pumps; tan sport oxfords; quality, made in a varietv of nea —made of good al b = . . e = . Sivies. in pretty stripes and figures. Tn the same ot you witl fan o am: | tan calf strap oxfords; white canvas, 1 and 2 strap. Weil made and neatly finished 8 c Gingham Pinafors Aprons. Thewre C makes them a argal more than bargains at this price, . . Shoes formeriy priced $3 _6_5_ ! Exceptional values in $2 fi l fizes. Only ¥ Envelope Chemise ¥ Crepe Nightgowns Windsor crene nightgowns are highly $6.00 to $10.00—NOW . . broken lines—NOW . . . . . In either lace or embroidery-trimmed mod- desirable for summer use. They recuicy . 2 els—made of extra fine grade mus- no_ironing and come In both < i : Broken lines of white oxfords and pumps. Six Black calf, kid and patent leather pumps and lin—and may be had in built-up or c flesh and white. You'll buy iff t styles. oxfords in several styles. ribbon shoulder strap styles. For more than one of t at the 5 I different styles. 5 real values—see these at.......... small price of I ' — AT itching, burning mismicaee || P Women’sKimonos P Porch Dresses I EVEN THE WHITE SHOES—KEDS, TENNIS SHOES, SPORT SHOES_ il T I Of high-grade Crepca and Yoiles and snown Made of excellent grade gingham and EVERY pair included. Shoes for women. Shoes for misses. Shoes for boys. Shoes for :;hye;:n‘:u'd}::: forment i ::,;To:n“)o(:ie‘afil;:m‘\mT{:m:::fls T’hr‘: e o et DA color. ! girls. with Resinol Ointment. i Sl saatsdiop! in ‘and Ioail ab $1-95 and thesre ¢ briced fos $1 49 | i el Tl e et e S LS tomorrow ac e 2l priced for DU { | All at the most unusual reductions. it heals i = | i 1 bt 2&8".:52:.5“‘.3’.“ :T’“’ | All because we have some new ideas for a greater shoe department we want to work out Dese. £ Rt il s 1111 — —and we must dispose of our entire stock to put them into effect, | LANSBURGH & BROTHER anwy 1s using and talking about. | DERWILLO the liquid tint | beantifies ‘the complexion, rosy-whits skin evers one {touch.* Over five hundred md wom, usiog it Its & real bean. | [tifer, that's what it 1s. Try it today. At tilet counters everywhere. Your money back 1f you dom't ke it. Roll Brim Sailor Hats. Just the thing for vacation and the holidays. Made of rough straws and pincapple braids. They may be had in black and colors, and the values offered are truly wonderiul. When you see them—you'll admit it. It instantly, akes 8 soft — Sixth Floor—Lansburgh & Brother G