Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1921, Page 19

7th St. .. The Store That Sells For Less 72931 - the Great Outing Shoes Boys’ Ankle Patch Keds White and Brown 11 to2, $249 215 to 5Y;, $2.69 Men’s 6 to 11, $298 Boys™ Ked Oxfords ‘White, Brown and Black Sizes 24 to 5%, $1.39 Men’s 6 to 11, $1.59 Boys’ High Tennis Shoes - White, Black and Browm 11 to2, $149 2Y; to 5%, $1.59 Men’s 6 to 11, $1.79 Complete Line Children’s| Keds, 98¢ to $1.25 ZlWomen’s Ked Oxfords, $1.39 Z8lWomen's Ked Shoes, $1.59] OPEN SATURDAY NIG_HTS J I KAPLOWIT Zoros. | 721 Ninth Street N.W, i Adjacent to the Rialto A Special Sale ~ of About 50 i | Smart Sport Skirts | For Memorial Day and other af- $roaching Holidays as well as Vacation " and Summer wear. Don't msss these opportunities—the result of Our Un- usual Efforts and Prefarations. _ _ o $16.50 . Regularly They Sell as High as $29.50 The low price hardly indicates the merit of these Beautiful Skirts, each a creation in itself. Every favored type is included in such fabrics as Blazes Striped or Plain Flannels, distinctive Sport Wool Plaids in Black and White; also many rich color combirations in Talli-ho Silk, Fan<ta-si Silk, Moon-glo Crepe. Silk Canton Crepe, Roshanara Crepe and others, Pleated, Stitched, or plain models, with or without pockets. Fiber Silk Sweaters Specially Priced ‘ $ 12-50 }s::;:h You'll need one of these smart Sweaters for the holiday—the very newest models, and oh, so very attractive. ; Sport and Dress Blouses % $1.95 to $29.50 - An exclusive assortment, including a mar- welots display of Silk Blouses as well as ‘handmade, drop-stitch Lingerie Blouses in plain tailored designs, and others trimmed with gen- uine handmade filet lace or real Irish lace. White Sports Suits White $35 i White Flannel Jersey Beautifuily tailored models, very exclusive, in smart, slenderizing effects. We cannot emphasize too strongly this unusual value at our very special price. All sizes for the woman or miss. The New Lingerie Shop —has so many good things to offer in dainty underthings that they really must be seen to be appreciated, including silk and satin bloom- ers, vests, gowns, Teddies, step-ins, etc. ‘The moderate prices will be a revelation, too. Extra Salespeople, Extra Fitters and Tailors Will Insure Prompt Service 1|BUS LINE WILL OPERATE TO EAST POTOMAC PARK Opens Temorrew With Stops Along Route at Tidal Basin, Golf Links and Other Points. Tue Washington Rapid Transit Company announced today that it will inaugurate a new bus line tomorrow through the Monument grounds to the extremity of East Potomac Park, for the benefit of Washingtonians who do not own autemoblles. The new line will provide service to the tidal basin, bathing beach. the golf links, the poio grounds and Hain { Point. across the river from the arsenal and steamboat wharves. Machines leave the south end of the Tre every thirty minutes from § am. to 9 p.m.” The last bus will leave Halns Point at 9:30 p.m. The fare will be 25 cents a round trip or 15 cents one way. Children over five years of age must pay full fare. Special busses will go to the bathing beach and golf links at 6, 7 and 8 o'clock in the morning. Busses will stop upon siznal at 16th and B streets, 14th and Water street. bathing beach, inlet bridze, opposite fleld house and at Hains Point. On re- turn trip stops will be made at fleld house, raliroad crossing. 14th and Water streets, north side of bureau of engraving, Washington Monument and all street stops after leaving this point. Persons In bathing suits will not be allowed on the busses. The Washington Rapid Transit Com- iny, of which W. Elkins Reed is pres- ident. {s the corporation now operating lines on 16th street, Massachusetts nue, 12th street and Pennsylvania G. U. RIFLE TEAM WINS CHAMPIONSHIP HONORS Crack Marksmen of 3d Corps Area R. 0. T. C.—Drill Honors Captured. Defeating the crack marksmen from & dozen colleges in this section, the l| Georgetown University rifie team was declared the champion of the 3d Corps area of the R. O. T. C.. accord ing to announcement made from head quarters, at Fort Howard, Md., today. In addition to the rifle’ team's vic- tory the R. O. T. C. unit at George- town won the champlonship for the third area. The winning team scored 93.70 points out of a possible 100, Pennsyl- J| | yania State College being second with 91.70. In the mass gallery match Georgetown scored 57.20 points, St John's College, Annapolis, being sec- ond with 53.46. Company A, commanded by Cadet 1| Capt. J. Fuller Morgan, won the high- est honors in the competitive drill of the Georgetown R. O. T. C. battalion yesterday afternoon. Col. W. C. River: commandant of Fort Myer, the re- viewing officer, presented the colors to Capt. Morgan. The honor of being the best drilled man in the battalion went to Godwin Ordway, jr., a Washington boy. Gold wrist watches were presented on behalf of the Washington Chamber of Commerce by President Albert H. Shul- teis to the four cadets_showing the greatest efficiency in all branches during tho year. They Joseph A. McDonough and Robert W. Wimsatt of the advanced course and B. Murphy and James C. Willis of the basic course. Marksmanship medals were presen by the War Department to fo‘:u‘ otm cadets—Edward B. Murphy, J. C. Mc Donough and R. E. Morgan—who quali ficed as expert rifiemen, and J. E. Russell, 23 marksman. ¢ n the machine gun tests R W. Wimsatt and Paul D. Page tied with J F. Morgan and J. J. Willis. The auto- matic rifle fire at set targets was won by the crew of J. F. Little, with 98 hits . C.'McDonough's crew was second, with 95 hits: R. K. Morgan's crew was third, with 73 hits, and C. J. O'Nelll's crew fourth, with 60 hits. J. ‘M. McDonough's crew won the marching fire test; K. & Morgan, sec- , and C. J. I, third, with F. Little, fourth. o Victory medals were awarded by the ‘War Department to the following m};eu M. J. Bruder, G. M. Carney, T. R. Finn, T. E. Fitzgerald, P. C. Lauinger, J. F. Little, Murray H. MacElhinny, J. F. Morgan, R. E. Morgan, J. C. McDonough, P. D. Page, J. J. Reill B. Sweeny B.":l. ‘Werner and Robert W. C. Wim. sal ASSIGNED TO NAVY CRAFT. Several naval officers on shore duty have been assigned to the command of naval vessels. Capot. Amon Bron. t the Naval Academy, has been ned to the command of the Capt. John J. Hyland, in the aval district, to the command of the Vestal; Capt. Charles F. Pres- ton of mnaval operations, y De. partmnet, to the command of the Maryland, and Capt. J. R. I". Pringle at the Naval War Coilege, Newport, R. L, to the command of the Texas. . FALL PROVES FATAL. Becoming ill while at work at the home of W. C. Cole of 1118 Montana avenue northeast, today at noon, Wil- liam B. England, forty years old, of | | 1255 Morse street. northeast, feil from the rear porch, sustaining a fractured skull. Mr. Cole saw the accident, and | calied Casualty Hospital. The injuged | man was pronounced dead on arrivel at the hospital, death resulting from a fractured skull IERes A canoy s aliaes 60c the Pound ECAUSE it leaves un appeal in its after- taste that demands more. Anything that appeals for more must be good. Ap- ply this statement to our candies. We get demands for more from our old customers every day. “Try ous superior candy.” “Abe Lincoln Candy Shop . 518 10th St. N.W. 1921, T TON, D. C. FRIDAY, MAY 27, i NI ninn LU 1] :Needed Apparel for Friday’s Pre-Holiday offer- fi i : ings are truly representative of King’s Palace style service and economic service. Every mem- ber of the family is provided for at saving prices. isfactian First PAL 810818 7th St. wear. New‘ Trimmed Hats $4.95, $7.50, $9.95 Georgette Hats Hair Braid Hats Taffeta Hats Transparent Hats ‘White Milan Hats Models of youthful flare and vivacity are in the majority —although there are no lack of hats for more mature tastes. Large, medium and small effects, trimmed with wreaths, flower clusters, ostrich, fancies and ribbons. Over a| thousand different, individualized creations. ( An Economy List for The Man’s Holiday " White Oxford § | Shirts, $1.49 $200 value—of fine white Ox- ford weave, made with buttoned- down collar or neckband. The shirt that’s making such a hit with the young fellows. SILK HOSE For All Feminine Washington FINE SHIRTS of imported madras, Russian cord and satin- stripe madras, in patterns of un- common distinction. Shirts of the highest order of $2.85r workmanship ONYX THREAD SILK SOCKS, ) PLENTY OF FULL- FASHIONED SILK HOSE HERE, although they’re be- coming scarce in most stores because of the hosi- ery strike. 5 UNION SUITS—Men's White every pair_perfect. Seamless | striped madras athletic suits, knit. in black, cor- with elastic insert in dovan, navy and 59C back.~ All sizes, 34 t 95C 36 ... oN surrs, White Silk Hose ' #OJYX FULL MERCERIZED POROSKNIT ~ 1 CKS, 35c value, as desirable | famed for coolness and comfort. : i + S O M od ervive as for mona | Bere. eslor. mirictly perfect; | Are especially featured—in bounti H loc;|k‘s and comfortable fit. Black, white, lullghlly imperfect. Three | ful assortments, on a scale of- S white, nayy and popular athletic 5 ¢ . E cordovan 29(: styles. All sizes, 34 $l X l 9 pricesiStolimeet Severy Swomans £ quality . s to 58 . desires. Dress the Boy in One of These Fine BLUE SERGE SUITS Guaranteed All-Wool Guaranteed Fast Color Guaranteed Lowest Price 39.45 WASH SUITS—Boys' Pegzy Cloth Suits in fade- less colors of navy, gray, tan; also with white .bod and colored pants. Middy, Oliver Twist $1 98 . and Norfolk models. the majority with embroidered chevron. Sizes 3 to §.... BEACH CLOTH SUITS—Boys' full Norfolk cut Summer Suits of light tan beach cloth. Box-pleated coat. Tailored for trim fit and long service. Easily washed. Sizes § to 17. o $5.00 value VAN RAALTE GLOVE SILK HOSE. in black, white and leading colors. A purchase of slight irregulars to sell for less than the $2 45 o wholesale price of perfect ones ......... LACE LISLE HOSE, sheer, silky imported kind, in fancy lace pal- terns and lace clockings; black, cordovan, Harding blue, Russian_calf, navy and $1 .6 suede; full fashioned.. NED SILK worth §2, $1.79 CHILDREN'S SOCKS—Putréhabe 61 slight irregulars, including, ~§¢ white with fancy tops and 220 SOCKS, in solid colors. Sizes 5 to 9% 50c BOYS' Heavy-ribbed Black Hose and Girls Fine - ribbed 25C Black, White and Cordova Hose; perfect quality...... ONYX FULL-FASH HOSE—Perfect qualit 2.50 and $3.00; pure thread silk: garter top: black, white and colors A dressy summer model, with yoke back and front, and belt. Inverted pleat’in back, two side- pleats down front. Venetian lined. Pants with taped seams and strong lining. Sizes 8 to 17. THREE - QUARTER white! with fancy top and solid colors; highly me: ized; all sizes........ AKI PANTS—Boys' heavy BEACH CLOTH CAPS—Cool. Khawi Knickers, sizes 7 to 17, and | dressy, _serviceable—ncw _ golf khakl straight pants, sizes 3 to | caps. tailored of tan beach 8. Also regulation and cloth, with leather 69 g sport blouses of Khaki. 790 sweatbands. $1.00 value. C ChOICE wevvensonsnnnnn Special .... For the Week-End Outing Five specially-priced groups that will appeal to thrifty shoppers. $2.50 “Handy” ] Hnndbagam $]‘ ';751 These durable Baj imitation leather over steel frames, and have lock and two clasps. New Silk Umbrellas For Rain or Shine, Special at ‘Women'’s superb quality silk umbrellas in navy, green, gray, black and maroon. All have bakelite ring handles and tips, many .98 have bakelite caps. Subject to practically un- findable irregularities which do not hurt them atiall, FEqually worthy in appearance and Children’s Parasols, Silk and Cotton, 59¢ to $2.49 | =i ; i © |s125 Mat 95¢ ting Bags ................ Get a good Matting Rug while you are about it. Need not cost much either, if you buy it here. These are rongly made, and have three brass slasps. < 3:3;00 Cowhide $7 .98 Handsome traveling bags of solid leather in black, tan and cordo- van. Steel frame. Strong lock and New Summer Blouses GEORGETTE BLOUSES in refreshingly new 5 styles and shades. Trimmed s 5 15 A3 In the attic; the base- ment, throughout the house; PREVENTOL sprayed liberally ends all possibility of insects. PREVEANTOL) two improved brass clasps. 812 Enameled $7.50 Suit Cases . Extra large size Black Enameled Suit Cases with separate tray. Will wear like th expensive “leather ones. $1.25 Boston with Venise 1 ‘wool em- GEORGETTE BLOUSES gleaned from our regular $5.98 line—not all sizes in each style, but every size in the lot. Slip- 33 .95 over models, lace trimmed or with tucked fronts. Roll, tuxedo and flat collas ‘White, flesh and suit shades................ VOILE BLOUSES, both plain and embroidered, with frilled, vestee and tucked fronts. The majority trimmed with Venise lace. Roll and tuxedo collars. A particularly g darable Black Bosten Bag, ghort trips and for shoppin. Stes) Newest in Millinery King’s Palace is ready to meet the millinery ideals of every woman, with an assemblage of airy summer creations first in, Washington and second to few in America. Styles, assortments, values—make this the logical place for choosing holiday head- Jaunty Sports Hats $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 to $7.95 Ribbon and Felt Sports Hats galore—and no end of novelties in taffeta, satin and wool. effects, adorned in many unique wa and staple colors. Washington’s largest and best assortment. Hundreds of Banded Sailors, - $1.95, $3.95, $4.95 to $7.95 19" the Holiday at Low Prices! Kayser Silk Gloves ~—the Final Touch of Distinction Pearl-like Beads $1.50 Graduated Bead Necklaces of lus- trous, glowing quality, wax filled. King's Palace is headquarters for Kayser Silk Gloves, and invites holiday shoppers to choose from full assortments of lengths and colors. KAYSER 12-BUTTON Silk Gloves in white, gray. brown. beaw: aluminum . KAYSER 16-BUTTON Silk Gloves in all the colors listed $l 95 . in the 12-button assort- Silk Gaunt- $2.25 KAVYSER 10-BUTTON lets in white, pongee and gray. A favorite of Fashiont s & Soidnms s KAYSER 18-BUTTON 2-STAR white silk Gloves Sl e e 38 ¢ end KAYSER 4-STAR. 16-BUTTON Plain and combination | silk Gloves, the cream 2 8 High sport shades | °f the Kavser line $ = 5 KAYSER AND VAN RAALTE 16- silk season’s BUTTON, tucked high novelty 2 KAYSER CHAMOISETTE GLOVES —Short, strap-wrist and elbow length, . 75¢ to $1.50 i, 250 | xoBun wheg] 45 Complete the holiday en- semble with one of these Smart New Moire Bags. The price is special. Metal frames. Many have double Special purchase of a famous make—subject to the tiniest of ir- regularities and perfect so far as frames. Fitted with purses | service is concerned. Few women and mirror. XNavy, brown | will be able to find any fault with and black. them. Da'_mty Tub Dresses - - - Freshly Unpacked For Holiday Selling’ 9.7 Delightfully cool and charming models in or- gandy, voile and ging- ham, at a King’s Palace Feature Price. Sashed, tucked, panel, straightline, flared and apron front models far too numerous- for detailed de- scription. White and colored organdy, fancy voile and plaid gingham dresses to capture every fancy. Seeond Floor—King’s Palace. MiddyBlouses From a Famous Maker s 19 Featured at A THOUGH we may not advertise the_ name, - mothers will quickly identify the inimit- * able brand when they see the middies. Of _ Lonsdale Jean and Paimer Linen (a cotton fabric). White, copen and tan, also white trimmed with navy or copen. Rggul;non. laced front and yoke models. REGULATION DRESSES for girls of 6 to 14. White and white with red or copen trimmings. Made with belt and silk emblem on 52 98 . sleeves eesmesssasan 3 DRESSES of organdy. LITTLE GIRLS’ DRESSES of o Patiste in a score of | ergandy. in pink, mais, blue, rose Soiny styles, Variously trimmed | and orchid. “Ses 2 to € High with fine laces ~nd embroideries, and surplice waists, daintily ruf- or ruffied. Ribbon sashes. Sizes | fled. 6 to 14. | $3.50 and $3.98 $3.98 10 $12.50 slashed pockets, mannish pockets and sport White Wash Skirts: Come Into Their Own = These new and smartly tailored Summer $ !.75 buttons. 5 s Extra Size Wash Skirts, $3.75 Skirts are of heavy white gabardine and surf A group of natty styles in white gabardine and surf satin. $1.98 and $2.98 satin, in eight different models. Flap pockets, Thiss Great Sale of - Warner Rustproof Corsets Is the Event of the Year et $9.80 Models Worth $3.50 to 810 19 Different Styles in White and . Flesh Laced Fronts and Laced Backs Every corset Is of high quality, and every corset is freshly purchased and absolutely perfect, Of coutil, satin and: novelty cloths, trimmed with lace and embroidery. Medium, low bust and tepless models. . s 5 Seeond Floor—King's Palace. T UL T U