Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1921, Page 5

Don't forget the Boys’ Club Base Ball JUNE 9th Open 9:15 A. M. Separate Skirts of Lovely Supple Silks Are Most Ex “ Valueso:tt o $15 4 Whea a vogue is so universal as that of the separate skirt, it is delightful to find it so individually interpreted, and at the same time so moderately priced. The soft supple silks, which have added so much to the season’s fashions, have been developed into most charming skirts, simple, youthful in line, plainly gathered or pleated, many with fringed sashes, and most all with novel pockets and pearl but- ton trimmings. Handsome crepe weaves, fancy brocaded satins, soft crepe de chines, pongees and beautiful Fan-ta-sis, in black and white combinations, as well as lovely rose, gold, green and blue shades, and there are also modish faille skirts in the wanted navy blue and black. Skirt Section, Third floor. Woodthrop Corsets Our Exclusive Make Low Priced At $4.75 They are of materials that would regular- ly be marked from a third to a half more. Three Different Types of Models in Beautiful Pink Broche Medium bust and medium length for the average figure. Waistline models, with elastic at waist and medium length skirt. A long corset, with more bones, waistline in front and slightly higher at the back. Corset Section, Third floor. sa AR = i) New Gray Kid Pumps ‘That Will Step Summer’s Pathway of Fashion With Beauty and Grace . The kidskin is of a fine, soft quality, of light gray shade and is washable. It is a one-strap model, as you can see by the il- lustration. Plain pointed toe with a kid- skin collar around vamp, hand-turned soles and Louis or baby Louis heels. $14 Pair, Plus Tax & ‘Women's Shoe Section, Third floor. An Aisle of Wedding Gifts We have arranged in the china depart- . ment an aisle of sixteen tables, displaying beautiful and acceptable wedding gifts for the June Bride’s use, in practical and orna- mental affairs of the home. Included is: Pickard Hand-painted China. Hand-painted Nippon China. Pottery of many different sorts. Pyrex Glass in silver-plated frames. Solid-color Luster Pottery. Reproductions of Dresden China. Plain-color Awaji Ware. Attractive gifts for as little as $2 in these displays China Section, Fifth floor. \ Transparent Lamp Shade Covers Protect your lamp shades from dust and soil of various kinds, but enjoy their full beauty of coloring and design. These transparent covers are made of a2 mica- like net that will keep out dust and dirt, but do not affect the light or the beauty of the shades in the least. Styles for both flat and deep shades. 20 to 32 inch sizes; $125 to $175. " Lamp Section, Second Soor. - Rerigerators N THE Moodward &7 EVENING BTAR, ' WASHIN New York—WASHINGTON—Paris - wants and needs for warm weather. orings and styles. House Dress Section, Third floor. A S‘fiec;rz’ Purchase of 50 Dozen Men's Initialed All-Linen Handkerchiefs Full large size with 14 hemstitched hems, in a complete assortment of all initials. 25¢c each; $3 dozen Your own experience will doubtless tell you how long it has been since you were able to buy such Handkerchiefs at this low price. Handkerchief Section, First floor. Bought Special and Shown in a great variety of pre Art Needlework Bection, Second The quantity is not large and Upbelstery Section, Fifth floor. Dimity Bedspreads Low Priced, $2.50 You will like these dainty, cool spreads for summer, whether you are furnishing a country home or seaside cottage or intend to use them in town. They are neatly scal- loped around the edges and the corners are cut out. Easily laundered because they re- quire no ironing. 81x90 inches, $250 Bedwear Section, Second floor. Wouldn’t You Like to See Where Your Furs are Stored We invite you to see our Modern Dry Air Cold Storage Vaults at any time and you will then have a proper conception of the excellent care we give your Furs, and how moderate the charge is for such service. There can be no possibility of moths or pests getting in your Furs here. The temperature is always much below freezing; the air is cold, dry and clean, and the vaults the acme of sanitation. Be sure you know the kind of Vaults your Furs are stored in. Pheoe Main 5M0—Fur Storage. —that keep food fure. —that have low ice consumption. —that are moderately friced. You want a Refrigerator that you can feel safe in putting your foods into, knowing that they will be kept pure, and ready for your use at any time. We have no other sorts to offer you. They are constructed on the principle of lowest pos- sible ice consumption and maximum refrigeration; a con- stant circulation of cold dry air generated by the ice. Three-door Household Style Refri; m“mm;'h‘vt:b?‘?:ll on ga‘ll = i he fox partment; removable shelves and drain pi or cleaning; oak finished hardwood ash case. i : tor similar to lining food com- 50-1b. ice capacity, 75-1b. ice Vupadty. g Refrigerator Secticn, Fifth floor. Continuing Our Annual June Sale of Women'’s House, Porch & Beach Dresses At These Extremely Low Prices $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 and $6.95 We have splendidly prepared for this event with garments that every woman Hundreds of them, in delightful materials, col- Coming at this time, this selling of dresses for housekeeping will be greatly-ap- preciated by all women in the home. They want dresses suitable for wear to market, for shopping, as well as in the house or on the porch. b Although there are big quantities, values such as these will not last long, and early selection is not only advisable but necessary. 1,500 Pillows for the Summer Home Priced low- ... - canre-eneroneere We had to buy this large quantity (1,500) in order to get them at a sufficiently low price to be able to make such a value. There are Pillows for the summer home; for hammocks, for couches. for porches, for porch and outdoor furniture; for canoes and autos. on an attractive and durable cotton fabric. Medium Size Oblong Shape, 45c. Large Square Shapes, 75¢ Pillows are filled with K.-ztpok fiber downs odorless and sanitary. CRETONNES Greatly Reduced to 58¢c and 68c Yard An excellent range of patterns and colorings in many fine weaves, produced only by the figest American and English makers of such fabrics. You will find delightful effects for draperies, pillows, cushion covers, bureau scarfs, table scarfs, dresser scarfs, bed sets, fancy bags, slip covers. the opportunity for These Special Offerings Tomorrow: We Have Naw on 5076 50-PIECE AMERICAN PORCELAIN Cottage Dinner Sets In four very attractive floral or conventional patterns finished with gold edge and tracing. Special, $13.95 They are exceptionally high quality— and very low priced. China Section, Fifth floor. 45¢ and 75¢ floral color combinations printed Tmported and Domestic Weaves econmoy so good that TON,_D. _C., nthrop teiz Close 6 P. M. Sugaested Bifts FOY the ]une Graduate LINED STATIONERY would appeal to her if she likes the smartest in papeterie. Sport, one of the very newest, has the new half-note sheets and large ‘envelopes, lined in rose or blue. $2.50. Tartan Plaids are also very smart, with hand- torn edges, and envelopes lined in blue,'purplc or green. In the Orion, Princeton or ‘Winthrop shapes. Stationery Section, First floor. —_— TRAVELING CLOCKS: that really prove that they can be ornamental, useful and convenient. all at the same time. They are Waltham 8-day, jewel movement, with plain or radium dial, in dainty colored leather cases, from which you may choose a blue, rose, green or brown one, at $31 to $42. Clock Section, First flvor. GLASS PERFUME BOTTLES, with incrusted or plain gold bands and gold-trimmed stoppers. make the loveliest sort of containers for exquis- ite perfumes, and are priced $225 to $5. Glass Section, Fifth floor. Candy would look doubly tempting in one of these exquisite GLASS CANDY JARS, with high gold knobbed tops and incrusted bands of gold. A Y-pound size is priced $3.95. Glass Section, Fifth floor. A STRAND OF MADELINE PEARLS, clasped with solid gold, the gift ideal for every girl; and because they are so especially constructed, they will keep their original lovely luster through the years to come. These soft cream-tinted pearls are in 18 to 30 inch graduated strands, and priced from $6.95 to $12.95. IF SHE PREFERS A BRACELET, there is a very new unique one, made of tiny _sterling silver links and pearls, jade or lapis, with large drops that dangle from the eads of tiny silver chains. Priced $5 to $8. Jewelry Section, First fioor. Fashion says 2 Square Veils Are Smartest —and you will be glad to follow in her train, especially when you see how greatly a square veil can add to the smartness of your costume. Chenille dotted or scroll borders are favored, and of the many color combina- tions—rust on brows or navy, copen on gray or navy, royal on blue or black, gray on navy, sand on brown—are but a few. Another_interesting feature about them is their special pricing— $1, $1.50 and $3.50 Veiling Section, First floor. Self-Hanging Vudor Ventilating Porch Shades Make a Delightful Summer Resort of Your Porch Every Day of the Season & They take the heat and glare from the sun without making the porch dark and gloomy. The ventilating feature keeps the air circulating on the hottest days. Made of wood slats, bean- tifully stained in fast color unfadable green or brown. They are self-hanging and patent ventilating and have many other exclusive fea- tures that make them the best porch shades to buy. We will gladly measure your porch and give you an estimate for completely equipping it with Vudor Shades without the slight- est obligation. DWELLING SIZES—4, 5,6,7, 8,9, 10 and 12 feet wide with 7.6-ft. drop-$4.40 to $16.75 BUNGALOW SIZES—7 different ones with 6-ft. drop— $3.90 to $14.75 Upholstery Section, Fifth floor. . The Porch, Sun Parlor or Living Room Is Most Attractive With Chinese Reed, Rattan and Grass Furniture Delightfully cool and inviting, beautiful in its simplicity and moderate in its cost is this Chinese Furniture of our direct importation. It is comfortable and so durable that you may leave it out in the weather without fear of disaster. . The Entire Showing is Priced Unusually Low. .+ THESE FOUR SPECIAL VALUES Chinese Reed Rockers, large and roomy, $13.75. Chinese Grass Armchairs, $10. . Chinese Grass Arm Rockers, $11. Chinese Rattan Hour Glass Chairs, $11.75. Hour Glass Tabourets or Stools, $3.25; Armchairs and Rockers, $13.75, $15 to $37.50; Chairs with foot extension rest, $20 and $27.50. Most of this furniture is in natural finish, some in natural and black. ‘Willow and Reed Section, Fifth floor. A battered brass speaking trum- pet, taken from the hand of Capt J. Mayhew Wkinwright as he lay dead on the g of his ship, the U. S. gunboat Marriett Lane. in Gal- veston harbor, January 1. 1562, has retary Wainwright of the War De- of the gallant officer, by R. C. Duff of Houston, Tex., in whose family 1t has been preserved as a war felic for half a_century. The trumplet was given 10 Duffls Tather by G i a n later: years con; the as a itimorel City Cot ember of the Col rate forc which boarded the Lame after th ship was shog to pieves in the fi took it fromy the hand of the La {URGES $50,700,000 LOAN TO AID CATTLE RAISERS Gov.. Harding Wants Congress to “Meet Emergency in the Live Stock Industry.” Hardimg of the = Gov. 5 . Federal eserye Bogrd, in a formal state- ment. has #ecommen: legistatiop autho lon 34 Take av Fi D 1c ed cattl cndation was 1 to Congress Secretary Mel- - to the War 0,000,000 to be The recom- plained, ecretary ency in of some hizhly essential produects, particularly in the stock-raising in- dustry. __Amendment to the reserve act mak- ing one and two year cattle paper Iex-_;flble for rediscount, instead of the isting limit of six months, as a eans of providing the longer-term credit required by the necessities of the live stock industry is deemed in- advisable by the board, the governor declared. Such loans, he a: could be made through reserv, as fiscal agents for the War Fina Corporation rather than as banks of discount. He suggested that the for making these advanc ftockmen be limited to thre Tram the passaze [ legislation, “with a vie the funds thus advanced returned to the Treasury.” ultimately House & Construction means eve Children’s match prices. Just been presented to Assistant Sec- | partment, descendant and namesake A - | body of h n 1 I Avith the concurr. “to meet the pecu the live stock industry.” 3 { the board was an- : e or just before e k tour of the cing sections of the coun- | e board f. . however, t 1 credit facil ties are urgently needed by producers Seventh and Eye Streets Summer Specialties Things that will help materially to the enjoyment of out-of-doors—especially as { the prices are most attractive.. Reliable Lawn Swings Similar Lawn Swings—made of still 39.85 heavier stock; securely bolted............ _— Lawn Swings; i high; seat and platform in natural finish; supports in Green...........oceeeenenn... Awnings for the above at attractive prices. Cedar Chairs As illustrated—strongly made— for out-of-doors use— and will stand the ex- pO;l;l;f ...... cessenenc-s 55.40 Tables at GALLANT WAINWRIGHT'S TRUMPET IS PRESENTED TO HIS DESCENDA! commander. dead at Lis post In recalling (o Secretary Wain- wTight _th of the old battie when the ot-pounded by two | Confedera s at short range. { surrendered. Mr. Duff told also of t on the deck Capt. Wain- cr. he said, | another tragic of the battered craft wright's executive ot I was Lie fA. M erat R ook Galveston <. Maj. Lea was board the Lane, he o mortally wounded. The lieu- t died in the arms of father w moments later, and next v he and Capt. Wainwright were uried in the same grave, Maj. Lea conducting the funeral service.” INTERNATIGNAL LABOR OFFICE IS EXONERATED League Commission Finds No Evi- dence of Propaganda—Re- sults Commended. The international’ labor office, op- erated under the league of nations neil, is given a clean bl of health in a report of the special commission of the league to investigate charges which have brought the labor body s an alleged disseminator report was made public here by American corre- spondent’ of the T} ission, ays thare ation that tie- bureau has “entercd into direct relations with trade unjons and other workers' organizations.” With respect to the asser the labor office had proffered pre erential trestment to labor organiza- tions, the commission found, the sum- mary says, that “the criticism might equally be gnale in other quarters that the office has entered into di- rect relations with the employers and other organizations.” Results achieved by the labor office were commended as remarkable by the comomissioners, the summary ;| states, and adds that its members ex- press salisfuction at the potent value of Jabar stati gathered Ly the office. | NAMED FEDERAL ATTORNEY. Paul W. Kear was nominated by ti | President gesterday to be federal attor- lney for thes eastern Virginia district. Herrmann rything in2these swings. Their cxposure to the elements requires that they be strongly made, and durably fin- ished. And you will find ours to be. Four - pas- senger Lawn Swing —seat and platiorm of natural fin- ish; sup- ports of red. Design like illustration. $Q.75 four feet $55.85 $3.60 ee to consistently low Pc shaped seat; natural finis equipped with hooks and hanging FOLDING Two Specials 42-inch Porch Swing, as illustrated, with Fumed Oak Porch Swing, with and fillers in back; strongly co YACHT CHAIR White canvas seat and back............... Ss h on hardwood: chains, ready for $4.95 As illustrated, with strong frame and canvas of good qual- oy it L o g5 with 3.65 footrest. . .