Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1921, Page 14

11 THE EVENING STAR. WASHTNGTON. D. C. THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1921 ’ Kz C. BUY HISTORIC SPOT. [Ruz, e 2emtn st 2he o%eril LONDON COAL PARLEY. lu. S. SENATE IS PUZZLE. EI-K]'[]N EHUREWS Woobward X Lothrop REMNANT DAY IN THE et QfLesser Priced Merchandise > unanimously and the estate will be Cet 2,600 Acres at Place Where |Maintained in perpetuity by the State |priners and Owners Called by Gov- | BS the Associated j Councii. 1 TOKIO, —The Hochi Shim- Columbus Landed. | —_—— ernment on Friday. . | bun refers to what it terms the ~pro- X ESTE! 3 v 26— | One of the matters n attention [ By the A { crastin. n” of the United States T N e e ON ‘—The government | government in selecting 4 new am- n effort to find | bassador to succeed Roland 8. Morris. i - by the recent communications confer- Through Rev. Father Chrysostom of; 0¥ ¢ recent commupicalions confer : t§e Order of St. Benedict, an oppor- | scheme for standardizing the ru ituation created hy | The newspaper the opposition of i v ffered to the York i the road. At present in Great Br nd will summon the | the s Washington to 8- - mine owners to a|rious candid because they are lay. Austen Cham- | suspected of & favorably dispose« of the Knights of Co-!and Itaiy traffic keep to th 1 B e e o +“wanirous whe- | Preshyterians Adopt Bryan he house of | n(\m"nmll 0 e of which can- fotho fathemed Appeal for Conference on Disarmament. which in stom to take the right s ace of Christopher Colum- of the road. | By the Associated Press. E WINONA LAKE, Ind, May 26— The HUB is in the Van in Service and Easy Payment Terms to All to {Elkton, Md. was removed as :nf the Presbyterian Church iton, was ined by the feral Assembly of the Ire Church in the 5. AL { The assembly adopted the inent judicial” committee's Adding to the daily economies that may be practiced in the Down Stairs Store are the Reductions and Specials of Remnant | which declared that the Presbytery Day. jof Newcastle acted within it - o . X [ncriisian it thia it e aisalie s Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not s i churchinlorderingl[p sent C. O. D. or on approval; mail or phone orders not accepted. of th Presby: What More Could You Desire in a Bedroom Suite Than Here llustrated? - t . of Baltimore A 4-Piece Magahogany-Finished Suite Only '149° Adam period, of «d construction hogany finish. it consists of a Dresser with mirror, Chif- fonicr to match, Triplicate- mirror Dressing Table and a ion of the presbytery al t othe permanent jud imission resulted com- | Disarmament Conference. | Calling of a conference of the na- {tions for the purpose of securing pro- ! | Eres; A Very Exceptional Sale of GENUINE CHAMOISETTE GLOVES At Prices Notable for their Lowness 2-clasp and 6-button- | 8,12and 16 | length strap wrist \ 65C button length \ 95C These Gloves come from one of the leading glove makers of the ithan $1.500 and et e country and are taken from his high-grade stock. Most of t imian and $1.500 for a single man. = perfect, but a few pairs show slight defects, which, however. are hardly An overture ~recommending that | L s ssem- | {resolution appea f confer- jence foliowing William Jenning commissioner to the {the Presbytery of There is no” problem of unemploy ntation by | n. who is sscmbly from | iment among ministers of the Presb {terian Chure ‘mittee on 4 in i re the permanent ¢ ney and supp report.” Among resolution by the committee by the aseemb | that for full-tini c noticeable and will not atfect the wearing quality. Not all colors in X 2 s referred for a pri every size. \We cannot emphasize too strongly the splendid buying op- FFull-size Bed to match. which wiil be T A I = S e E next mecting of -:» am-mhl_\'.‘ Pro- portunity this offering affor ds. vision i in the plan so that all 5 . . .. H Easy Payment S neNcemminsionerapelil ot retire 960 pairs Chamoisette Gloves in gray, white, natural, mastic, T erms | Reports at Today's Sension. covert, brown and beaver. Sizes 515, 6, 613, 7 and 7Y5. I retsion O e ) s Q) Such an offering commands early response if vou would share in : | ¢hurch will be completed l S QAVINOS { assembly will conclude its sessio s savings. ! tomorrow \\'ill: the (.”n!u"}nflm"y reous business. o ’t D l f . leading churchmen expect con- | - on e ay_ { siderable discusuion regarding bro- | posals for consolidation of a number ;= i of the boards and cies. 1= I g o So—~a B Y G [ d S l Wi et o o an Women’s Suits, Wraps and Dresses overture from the Pittsburgh Presby ¢ uy rour o ea -y D ictaertin s Sl E Reduced for Remnant Day ing the coming year. ) = i h . ’ j Presncd Lifithefausembly ":":.'n.,im:s’ Tricotine Suits, $15 each; were $18.75—An attractive small group of these | ongo eam llgs Ow o vorle and with wettiement "of "5 |~ suits, braid and button trimmed, with box or ripple coats with fancy silk lin- i arranged,” the com. |2 i ! % : \ mittce Delieved the mave: | = ing: tailored pockets on skirts. In navy blue only. Sizes 18 to 42, \ i ment will proceed unhampered. f= h $19.5 Just 11 of th Dolman i H .50—Ju O ese Dolme B . . T ' | MODERATOR 1S cHOSEN. | _Fancy Velour Wraps, $16.75 each; we:‘e P ie L O i R SPecml Low Sale Prlces and Easy Payment erms. e 12 W é‘zllps.:JH Sl.ll;:\]_)ll' >t\]efi\mr d}:tc}:nmm and evening wear. embroidered in wool += * iUnited Presbyterians Open Their|- and lined with fancy silk to the hem. Perfect Congoleum Rugs s \sr:f,?s[,}::“?h'l“delph’“' 2 Taffeta Dresses, $9.75 each; were $14.75—15 Taffeta Silk Dresses. with < F. Kirkpatrick of Burlington, colored embroidery on skirt and scalloped bottom: short sleeve vest etfect of = CongOIeum Room Size, QXIZ Feet hyl(-r{i::v;‘mt")l":;«fll'xotn e ohenica self material. Also Taffeta Dresses with surplice front and tie-back girdle | Gold Seal brand—each rug e W L SEls having panel overskirt. The colors are navy, black, gray and hrown. Sizes ugs, 0Xx t. perfect, with borders. Choice A iy eenicnescdyiniho 16 to 40 of a host of attractive rug de- 'ington for thirty years. O 4 3 5 Subject to slight signs in a variety of colors. m‘_l'h{l-‘:u;{:lm-:"_rg;m;‘;:”\‘?;i delivered : c . Don't fail to see these magnifi- Kan moderator, About 5 9 . . £ imperfecions oo eaiale Girls’ Middies and Dresses Reduced in prin |ASSIST SUNDAY OBSERVANCE. | = i e o - !Southern Presbyterians Kequest | | Free Will Offering for Cause. | i v 26 'l\‘hr‘ Southern | sembly, in proval of | = 26 \White Jean Middies with em- 20 Girls' Regulation Dresses in plain white, box pleated effect: trim- med with white braid: neat emblem soiled; sizes 6 to 20. 75c each; were o sleeve: sizes 2 to (. 95c each; were $1.35. $1.35. blem on sleeves, all have black ties; 56 I expre. ims and purposcs of the Lord's | — Alliance for more strict Sun- | - vance,” an requested that | = hold “a free will offering to | se on the third Sunday of vember.” Plans entailing an experditure of i approximately $20.000.000 for the pe- Congoleum Art Aisle Opportunities for Friday R Squares Eanciaiy oo et tomaed byithZ 14 WOMEN'S LEATHER BAGS:an odd g2 PILLOWCASES, of heavy bleached Si 9x12 Zo avold aicon lot in several shapes and bright colors; some cotton, all perfect but the ends of lines: no Flzet X. cHledito aeter lined with silk and fitted with mirror and dressing. Reduced to 25¢ each. €€l i oo e mome, eoids i coin purse. Also a few black and gray silk s Tt e e e S il "recaras for meceinis hut hech |2 bags. Reduced from $203 to $L1S, 371 MEN'S WOVEN MADRAS SHIRTS; - ‘;’:;rl:;?a,drfi;llxs th YARDS “FRUIT OF THE LOOM” full cut and well made garments, with soft - 4 estate valued at $70,000, Z : . : ilitv fold cuffs. The patterns are very good and | ““The acsembly plans to adjourn Tate MUSLIN—a well known gradciofiduralility include both light and dark l‘fi'(“(‘!’: in neat i and general service. The low price is being e AT T 16! 2 and : made on account of a few oil spots, but Red[ucccd h!:wfx: éf '4t .si_lsl ), 1612 and 17 there are many perfect 10 or 12 yard $1.45 to 9l.lo. lengths. Special, yard, 16c. 160 BOYS” WASH SUITS, of percale or z9 MADE VEILS, with scroll or chenille chambray, in navy. white, tan: either solid ?amm any _"“"h"t' Eeapcnsibllitysitor, borders, in all the new colors and combina- or two-color combinations and stripes of | Churchs in’ Wasnington: D, ¢ Sams 1= tions; may be worn either tight or draped many different designs. Sizes 272 to 7. but on account of other financi It is a line we are discontinuing. not all colors in all sizes. Reduced from to be handled. A comm = =c. : red: 55¢. S1.35 re 75¢ and 93¢, now reduced to = $1.35 to 95¢c. Congoleum Rugs 9 ft7 ft. 6 Inches 9G4S Gold Seal Perfect Rugs, in new art designs. See the Cook in Our Window! Ask for a Sample of Deliciously Cooked Food Being Prepared on the FLORENCE OIL STOVE All Styles and Sizes in Florence Stoves on Easy Payment Terms FLAGS ' =" For Memorial Day Silk Flags On Stam ners said the budget | per capita contributions | from the church membership. larger | than those of any other denomina- 1“""' The assembly adopted a resolution ; — relieving the stewardship committee | . however, was appointed to a = vise with the church on its building | — 1 = plans. i E e - Muslin Underwear, Petticoats, House Dresses oE(iERs 18 pairs Bloomers of 50 Pink Muslin Chemise 30 Corset Covers of good white Dbatiste with em- broidery trimming and ruf- fled knee. 50c pair; were . neatly 95c. quali with built-up shoulder and quality muslin, trimmed An extraordinary value— unequaled, we believe— in this city or elsewhere The Becker Visiting Case lace trimmed: good with lace and embroidery. 45c each; were 65c. 5Cc each; were 75c. 25 Jersey Silk Petticoats, Special, $2.95 Fine quality with pleated flounce in contrasting colors; good sizes. 11x14 | 2 e 10 Amoskeag Gingham House D"&‘SSF‘?- 48 Cotton Crepe Dressing Sacques, unting Flags . .. . . : white: s e el ; e ; sdicolore e osilar e : 25 fect. & & Foldmg . Medicine Cabinet Preservlng Kettle i fancy pockets. Sizes 38 to 46. $1.95 each; and goed colors. All regular sizes. 50¢ ) Complete Chai g were $2.95. each; were 95c. bt atr White enamel Ien-quart grs . with pole. . H | 2 Hardwood finish. | finish, with with bail handle— mirror in door. Fitted with 98c one shelf T30 enamel, | Bunting Flags ; Women’s and Ckildren’s Hosiery T oy Attractive Values An Extra Special Price Waists in Millinery P 200 apaics Momens S bul 8 Fiber, Tuxedo Sweaters, 15 Hair Braid Hats in i 7. 50 lisle tops and reinforced heels ;s'gs il il CCANSPECES h[fu‘k. navy, hr.u\\'n, faced | ng{]d;?:‘ blfi??’;..fi"“fi'if" “go ?‘:_rip_ed erepe de Chine with _contrasting colors i This full-size, 24-inch slightly imperfect. Sizes 804 cial.hssz‘ e 6 to 4. Spe- and trimmed with flowers. to 10. Very special values at $1.25 pair. 5 300 pairs Children’s Fine Lisle Socks, in white, pink, blue, old rose, yellow and lavender; also a few white silk with fancy tops: broken Case is made of Beauti- ful Black Enamel over strong, durable frame. It has heavy leather cor- ners and straps, secure spring lock and deep, re- movable trap. Full width 40 heavy quality Stout Special, $3.95 each. Georgette Waists, in navy, = b]a;k.lhrowm bisque, flc;(!yl 11 Untrimmed Hats, = and white; sizes 42 to 46. c v, E Special, $3.95 each. black or navy. $1 each. Georgette Waists, several different styles. 165 bunches of Flowers, shirred pocket; attrac- sizes. Special price, 25c pair. Special, $1.95 each. including pansies, violets, tively lined throughout. 245 Women siEine iRibbed 13 Blue and Rose Organdy lilies of the valley, grapes. Cotton Gauze Vests, with Waists, with white collar sweetpeas, daisies and SIS built-up shoulder straps; Becker’s Leather Goods Company 1324-1326 F St. N.W. andh cuffs. Reduced to 85¢ combination flowers. Spe- each. cial, 35c bunch. white only; sizes. 42 and 44. 20c each; were 25c. TS st