Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1921, Page 20

= g =1, S [l 2 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, 'MAY ‘%7, 1921 : e ‘EX]'END [:AMPA";N ! [ BAND coNcERrT. Lol N Capital & Surplus, $200,000—Resources, Over $1.800.000 > By the United States Soldiers® Trinidad Citizens Indorss Bill £ N — — — — — — [ Home Band, at the bandstand, °T ' N Closed All Day Monday for Decoration Day [} EHon affernoon. ‘etnning. ot | Al \ Fl o e s . e o'clock; S. M. Zim- N Our 9th St. and Pa. Ave. Stores Open Saturday Nights i < Joha L e e \ A o a“ngs Amt | | Ma ausers.” Chambers | for the control of Mount Vernon by | N 5 x | ; | [the federal government was given|N —affords the best evidence in the world that you're of | | |by a resolution adopted at a meeting | N 3 s z 5 i 5 eeting | N mately succeed. Add to : ) || | [of the.Trinidaa Citizens® Association [N the Tight cah‘berdnnd ?v:lelm‘;l; telyasass ad ] L | pos | |1ast night. N your reserve fund persis A \ Chevy Chase Church Repre I | | Copies ot ine resolution were or-|N ! ! sentative Makes Plea f i | |dered sent to Representative Kin-|N —WE'LL HELP IT GROW BY PAYING S { S Plea for ool ‘ drefl and to the Federation of Citi- | N el % “Moret zens' Associations. N . V Building Fund. “The Star Spangiea Banaerss” | | Foliowing s discussion ot sret|N 3% Interest on Daily Balances b E. D. Hathaway, chairman of the = = 1 Ihave the utilities committee of the § S i campaign committee for the $125.000 | {hat the campaizn being wageq | Assoclation request the change of|N One Dollar or more will include you among our many IH builaing fund for th downtown is to build a new com- |the car stop a street and New | N : i WiAE iR Ty (munity | Brosbytenian Ohurch, wiih{ XD BEERGC [from its present loca.|N Savings Department patrons. I . ional Pres the ideals of the civic organizations {h"e"l}ghlurve""‘"bufigll:g!;‘;! east of | N i terian Church, which is to be b of Washington fAr the city's future, e. Tramc|N - i e T ! i and Ji’a’}‘n"}n“r“r"flfi'é i e Tocat e ?3‘,‘.“1‘;‘,"2:,.}',’;(7 cited 4 the motive | N {Monthly statements on commercial -accounts. today in New York city organizing |suppért of Washington as a whele |, A report on the hearing relative | N ’ . the ‘work there in benalf of the | D* Johnson told the co workers of £ the Sonardion of ene"H eS| Ofen 5 to 8:30 P. M. Saturday Bvenings - A ® | his church that t 1 ch i was nt D. H.|N church. He is taking up with a few | 050 now bullding s to he emboqiey | TOFk. He déclared in the report |N ° 2 / representative men the best way o |in the auditorium and all the other |th&t the viaduct in its present con- |N Starting Our Greatest of All Campaign W g for iae sommunity churce to the . § on T oiner a0 cutlned steps'for”the retiet of | N \ 2 ork conc so that t 3 s N g o P lg S on omen s oo |ns|[lulion.r concerned e ek S hf: nrrf Commissioner Ovster was elected ,\;.,,,,,,,, Cor Sth Sg d M.u A i i L be a meating. probably within a week. ved in the midst of the community. | # Member, of the organization. e Z . . an ve.! in New York city a view to get de character of the servioe that ting together the substantial men of New York to further the movement. Mr. Hathaway will confer wit - White Shoes! || » the Interdenominational Young Men' x HAHN'S have the habit of doing the "Big Things" in a Braminent in he reiiz isus Hic ot & 4 the new church a distinctive ich are being re- i Two Pages of Important:News on Pages 24 and 25 grominent in the reliiious lite ot ~the church.campaign com- Big Way. And so we've definitely planned to put out and laymen ‘of other . fhitns win’ S S g e GO y over $150,000 worth of Women's White Shoes during - the next six weeks. They are all here now. The most e asked lo meet at luncheon to talk |similar organizations, either volun- e church project. tarily or as individual responses to irman Colladay's Report. the calls of volunteer campaigners. c!‘(:’dw ’d F COI,‘B(‘]H)E{("!R"’NBH of the e e A itizens’ committee for the church,| West Virginia exports to other ) striking styles—and priced closer-to-cost than we have ever be- SErana fotal of 31 subseribers to the | sy TTAITaD Eatone thegomount of hurch fund. pa)| Sl B e . fore attempted at the outset of the season. ghurch fund: with a fotal of $52:207 | yoar, - < g Biearer T e e | el : i, i p . . hase’s quota of 136.000. ) White Nubuck Two - strap White Washable Kidskin, be an ‘effort o hav aster Crar For Women and Misses—A Wonderful Sale of Griinarrange 10 devote nart ot one | TIRES y'S all game to 30 147, x3% A decision ‘to go back to Chevy . Sports Pumps: wing-tip. All- Turn-sole Strap Pumps, white or combined with $875 with high or “Baby” $975 8 T e L R Eouis lieel it s oo o2 . e O B E O S Snag:them up! ‘ 500 Sum mer Dresses > “Sports Pumps: combined with Sport .O.x'fords, \\i'lth 2 s T e Campan Sestergiy The 812 144 4 Doos North of H St. | il o . .d O a. 7 y tan or black Russia white. Ivory welt - sole 7 45 Elub, was attended by Mr. : * Of Gmgham an rgandie L T $8.75 and walking heel ....... 4 RS RN | Fiics! Everywhere! | 5. White Nabuck Sports Oxfords; ; White "Reli,gmki“" .'{}:xm-solc. men D ar ‘;“;;‘11;';;%; 'T‘P:’r"a:'?"“?: Ca"kéx;!a‘ >m a“| | D 1CK SPpo; > nstep-strap Pumps wi SiE e el e = W - combined with black or a9 7 fall Bogis Becl: ... SLD e Get PREVENTOL ll b . Patent A ~ White “Marcelle” Cloth Walk- : SHCRERN | Spray em! Exter « White “Reigncloth™ Sports Ox- ing Oxfords, with Ivory ABluey e minate ‘em! 3 fords. trimmed with welted leather soles and MrA(‘:;::!‘aI:. e B i }_ ek or Calailihcs $8.75 S I e e e $6.45 citizens’ committee, gaid that an ag- gressive campaign in the next two I) - success of the movement in the city. N MAKES He pointed out that to every Wa; ington citizen it must be made plain White Washable Kidskin In- & step-strap Sports Pumps Y and Sports Oxfords; - ‘~ Ivory soles............ . $875 ‘ C ONTINUINGYthie radical reduction of 2,500 pairs of new- 4 White Canvas Strap Pumps and Oxfords, with welt 5 soles and medium or low dheels Siscl noctine otk 3 $495 est and most strikinf Novelty Low Shoes. in gray, tan, brown and black: kid, calf and suede and two-tone ef- fects. One and Two Strap Pumps—Cross-Strap Pumps —Higb—tongue Pumps and other pop‘ulur novelties. 1.000 pairs reduced from 1.500 pairs reduced from $8.75, $10.75 & $12.50 | $9.75, $10.75 & $12.50 $5.95 D Investigation will prove conclusively that the P-K market leads | for high quality and lowest prices. Morris “Supreme Hams" Smoked Hams U:..nem o oo T, 28 money can buy. Mild oy C cured and full of flavor. Prime Beef Picnic Specials The best on the market | Prime Rib Roast. . for Monday Bouillon and Clod. Imported Sardines. .12c, 25¢ i Chuck Roast.. Imported Kippered Her- PG vl s can, 25 I Fo _sufilmef.wtar nothing I is fhore attractive or appro- : 25¢ | priate*th?m one Ofda the§e ! dresses. y are daintily sac [[ljll fechionte ofsbeauttul piaia Exceptional '@ H » Breakfast Bacon - | Potted Chicken ... .can,27c il <cooxs 'fl",‘}," crunchy, evenly | Boned Chicken, 15-1b. e s ginghams and shéer crisp palues:at.... organdies. The - styles in- clude ruffles, scallops, tiny “Ib., 35¢c . 3 Olives ... .15¢ to. Bulk Olives .......pint, 33c frills, sashes, laces and many other. ornate finishings that Sweet Mixed Pickles, pt., 33c you must seé to fully appreciate. A great many have collars and cuffs of contrast- i t et d p A A ehea In Cartona” Dill and Sour Pickles, ea., Sc Peanut Butter, bulk, Ib., 18c ing materials, and every garment is of the Spring’s most favored shades. They’ll launder nicely, too. Sizes for women and misses. 16 to 46. Doz.: 30c; 3 Doz. 85¢c -Libby’s Cooked Lunch | Surf Satin Wash Sateen Petticoats | : For Misses and Children % Saturday Reduced to $9.85 $3.45 Some of our highest priced 3rown Kid and Patent Leath- novelties now included in this er. ‘sale. Tan and Brown Sports Ox- Fresh Eggs Virginia and Maryland Exgs. s Sllgn-l iy Tongue ......... can, 33c ésticaneferanuinted. Roast Beef. .. .1-lb. can, 25 Ib., 7c; 10 lbs., 68c Social Tea Biscuits, i i 2 pkgs, 27z S yanoratediMIk .. Tak-hom-a Biscuits, i eeee - .3for 35¢ pkg., 6¢c Go 1 vhite—with double anels— | | f th ball st - now 1 double p The New “Panel” Pumps. s?:gisé'ht“tilp. halllstzanion Its the careful blending and Sklrts made with elestic waistband. ‘; In Patent Leather with Gray ¢ "¢ o K Coffee jiieinthmi i Ib., 25¢ | ] 5 2 95 e 1 I - Quarter— ?11HGr=Y’ Kid— Sizes 113440 2 muesornn- $3.45 _ : $ 09 $ J . : tB:JWKxE e On some of these shoes yoit T : 3:95 F lber Sdk H ose 4 5 .- save nearly half-price—a-real : 3 ‘N’ Of the finest quality—shown in black Two-strap-Pumps, in white opportunity for stocking up on Thl' €e Thlngs YOll ant Of fine,quality surf satin, in pure.white, s i Neatly i Nubuck,-Tamand Black Calf, Children’s summer shoes. M - : : with large pockets andspearl “buttons. made with lisle garter top. 49c I The three things that count ih a * Finished with a dep'hem, and being well Top hosiery values at, a pair i ba Exide gives in the maximum made makes them excellent bargains at 5 Young’ Folks Sports Footwear o e this price. Silk Jersey ¢ \V Leather-trimmed or All-white Nu- % B0 '- w g o NEbuck Sports: Oxfords; with ball-strap- 1—Plenty of power—and then some, Georgette a"sts P ettlcoats as pictured, for misses and “Junior” 2—Long life. Le':: 't"!‘:‘"_“:‘lim“:":‘“?“"f high-grade With pleated taffeta flounces—in women. 1135 to 2, $5.50; 215 to 8, $6.75." 3—Freedom from repatrs. : svhitg,e flesh, bisque, navy, bla;zk. rtlalse. gray « Sl W s ALe > R To make sure that the Exide gives this navy and gray. Excep- $3 79 and blue. Excellent pet- $2 95 Nubl'lrgl: lgne_ggr;e%;o:;d P?;?;;s valhr:;? service, ask any motorist who uses o;:. To tional values at....... . ticoat values at....... o ! tip and Paneled quarter; white soles and sosivy,icalland Ciasecrian i : o ¢ H 2 s g i | heels. .11 to 2, $5.50; 21 to 7, $7.45. with us. : ) Tador;ec{ SallO:‘s Bathmg f §ult31 | . Tog Iy a i R ust:the thing for-sports and outing 2000 of ’em. Fine quality cotton Spef::al Offering, Mlsscs and Children’s The El:::gies;:::‘ges&?::y o : {vear. We have a large range yarn and attractively trlilmmed i and Big Girls’ White- “Evecloth” Strap & 33 L. Street N.W. ; of colors:to select from..andf'$ 1 in contrasting colors. Right $ I : ?umps. Goodyear-welt, solid-leather soles; 1823\;,““"“” D‘ = they’re specially priced at.... in season and only....cceees s . ull toes. 815 to 11, $2.85; 11V to 2, $3.15; g e * +"Keds" Tennis . 215106, $3.45. i adaiaa Glove Silk Vests piddy Blouses ’ — i it —WwW1 a med shoes, $2.59 to Our famous “Health” Sandals and Play ;:i::gij :n:tthlisnf:geic;:f $I 79 of braid.PLarge collars. Sizes ; -.$3.50. Oxfords. Brown Willow Calf; best Oak ORIy o s bl bles o 36 to 44. Another bargain 89c Boys’ All-white or All- leather, welt-soles. 5 to 8, $2.25; 81 to 11, I ; 5 StPPEREE e cesescesscsases thown Comess Sioes §2653 1134 102, $2951 24 t0 6, $495, | Crepe Kimonos : g * 7 Boys' and Girls" White “Stitchdown” Sandals and Play Oxfords, | Only 150 in this lot, but there’s a good Cl'uldren S = and Brown Tennis Ox- strictly solid and good wearing, 5 to 11, ’Fkk“g’l'"e"f"';""g::' ’fl‘.cl}:d;:lg_ / 1 R e . $1.35; 11V to 2, $1.65; 24 to 6, $2.25. B ompers : Misses' and- Children’s Additional arrivals of Children’ z 5 In the “Peggy” style, and may be had 2 { Teani rrivals o ildren’s three- in pd g::; %fi:%&l ;325 quarter and half length sport socks in all col- Envelope Chemtse ;‘,e‘l‘,i‘*cfil‘c‘fi,!_"m flit: 11 to 2, $1.29. ors and combinations. 38c, 50¢, 55c and 69c. Of quality silk and cotton, in pink, contrasting colors. Very $ I blue and white. They special ... coecoccctcccesones W ~ wy ge l{uld in lall sizes, $I 39 . onderiul values are _ Hon}ens ; offered at .....o0uerns ® Sdk .’ersey ' osiery Al e I Mesh Bandeaux Bloomers 5 Eel:vly; S fesilored Fine Quality Pink Mesh Bandeaux, in Made of high-grade silk jersey and seam up the leg; white, sizes up to 38 only, but shown in pink, rose “ black, Havana and the bargains represented are 25‘ and orchid, Wonderful s I 95 . Russia ealf. “Big’ 0NES Bt srrecrererses values for-tomorrow at ° « $1.95 G P - Sixth' Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Sad