Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1921, Page 25

D. C; WEDNESDAY, JUNE 135, 1921 AHE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON THOREREDS KGN | FORSHEDIH PLOT Authorities Learn Moscow Gave-Money to Capture Northesn Fortresses. aleeveleas foment a revolution ia nopthern Swe- den, Finland and Norway and to sep- arate the whole of thd northern pen- insula from the established govern- meiits has caused additional arrests among the Finnish red guards now in cow, enadling them to werk quletly but systematically toward captuiiag talled plans for the fortifications at Boden with sketches of the proaches showing thé Dest means of overpowering the 5"! . Considering the fact that the popu- lation in the northérn parts of Swedén wi scattsred, the TO fruit juice, grape juice, lemon juice, Eme juice, or any juice, add Clicquot and serve. It blends with enything. Qs - are the S most numerous, while the GINGER ALE [Gigiciam , along the frontiers. ‘The immediate result of the discloss i Buy it by the cese from your grocer or druggist ot ‘The Clicquot Club Compeny, Millis, Mass., U. S. A. {ures probably will be jagainst all bolshevist sgants in i countries, especially the red H Norway 18 n‘:‘fi'"ln"u.'a‘"‘”'m | orway since . nopthern military posts are being qu. —_————— The sun, if it were a hollow would Tola & mitlion ll:b. -”I‘A.:l‘l as the earth. Mary Roberts Rinehart’s Only Serial in any Magazine this Year “The Breaking Point” Jersey suits and sleeveless dresses upwards of 600—in a tremendous sale $l 0.45 it takes no expert to see many were ' made to sell for double and more Jumper suits SILK and Wool jerseys, for example. Ordi- narily impossible at $10.45; possible now only because ‘the maker is winding up his season Silk and wool fabrics—high-grade jerseys—the kinds the maker trusts only to his best tailors. So look for fine tailoring as well as fine fabrics and fashions. _and sleeveless dresses =are now in the hejj of their .vogue for sports wear. Various colors here; one of each style sketched. MCSCLURE’S . Now on the news-stands. The greatest story of Mary Roberts Rinehart’s notable career. : A breathless, thrilling drama crowded with action—climax succeeds climax, with no hint of the unguessable end. And an absorbing love story too, No magazine ever published such a baffling mystery. No magazine ever paid such a price for a serial. Altogether the most im- portant fiction event of 1921. Silk and wool jerseyss two-tone wool jerseys; worsted jerseys and jerseys with velour, plaid or check skirts Look at the sketches again. Sports styles for all summer; separate coats or skirts for vacation; business suits for all next fall. : ' More than a dozen different styles—tuxedo, Shades of tam, sand, rookie, cafe, rose, notch collar and revere models; new quirks in pekin, olive, emerald, gold, brown, oxford, pockets and belts; snappy touches in trim- orchid, pale blue and dark blues; all the mings. . heather mixtures and various combinations. Misses® sizes 14 to 18. Women's, 36 to 40. Stout sizes 42 to 50. JERSEY alleyear-round all season suit Being worsted, they won't wrinkle; get "em wet, and they don't spot. Have no lining; hence can’t sag; look well at all times, and will outwear a2 cloth suit at several times the cost. Upwards of 1,000 new blouses come to sell at $§1 . sale is a graphie illustration’ of how prices have come down. A few Important! No suits fitted. But we will make exchanges or re- funds within three days after purchase Don’t miss one installment—don’t wait a day to get your copy from the fast-emptying news-stands. Some of the other features in this great number are: LINCOLN AS EXHIBIT B. By Har- vey O’Higgins and Edward H. Reede,M.D. An amazing revelation of Lincoln’s secret mind—a brilliant, audacious analysis. THE WASTED GENERATION, by Owen Johnson, hardly past its opening phases, is already acclaimed as_his supreme novel. LYONS AND MISS MOUSE, by Royal Brown, in which the Prince unex- pectedly discovers Cinderella working in the advertising department. ' THE SIGNED MASTERPIECE, by Frederick Irving Anderson, is that elu- "CLU Fifteen cents. agdin' - months ago one dollar blouses were out of the market; now we _ofler sive detective tale everybody has wished X i i dozens of cleverstyles in cross-bar and satin striped voiles. the magazines would print. A MATTER OF MEDICINE, by Robert Husted Chambers (incidentally, son of Robert W.) A new author with a refreshingly new bag of tricks. THE COMING OF GOWF, by P. G. Wodehouse, is farce of the wildest kind— a gorgeous bit of nonsense—comic opera without songs or music. THE WILLS ,OF GOD, by Herbert Kaufman. The concentrate of a book- shelfin a single page. A ringing challengs to every pessimist and quitter. Tailored styles with organdy ° collars and rick rack braid trim- mings. b _ Long or short sleeves. Flesh, “bisque, orchid, gray and white. Sizes 36 to 46. ; White veiles and colored voiles and ‘white ‘with colored trim- mings.” : Dress models with Venice lace trimmings and machine embroid- ering. : ' KNOX Strdw sailors reduced Our eatire stock of KNOX straw hats is now offered at 25% below g the original prices bringing Knox style and quality at less the_pflaeofmyordhnrypz:nht.KNOXnfldfllndlnfl“