Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1921, Page 40

1= i i i | | i i i | 1 Tfl I[ NATIONAL GUARD NEWS | With _the time for the two-week, annual _encampment drawing near, l members of the" District of Columbia National Guard are looling forward | cagerly to the new instruction in ‘en-; gineer work to be afforded them at Camp Simms and Camp Humphreys. One week's training at Camp Simms will be held July '9 to 16, inclusive, i and anothgr week's training will be held at Camp Humphreys July 17 to 3. At the latter camp thorough in- struction in the more advanced parts | of engineer instruction will be offer- ed the guardsmen. The members of the guard who par- ticipated in the special camp héld at Camp Simme, which ended June 12, show great improvement, according ! to the ofiicers of the commang. The camp was one of the most successful ever held by local guardsmen. Both Capt. A. B. Shattuck, jr. and Lieut. ©. E. Walsh of the Engineer Corps, who were instructors at the camp, spoke highly of the manner in which the officers and enlisted men sought | to obtain basic military engineering knowledge. One of the most interesting phases of the camp was the results of the training which could be seen by the | men engaged in each engineering | class. substantial log bridge was | crected in one afternoon. over Oxon | run, capable of supporting a loaded | escort wagon. Another afternoon was | devoted to mapmaking, and creditable { maps of a section of the camp were ! turned out. Members of the nrz'nl«! zation also engaged in _intrenc i naking wite entanglemer cr-te swimming poel, ped with spring boards, step: ders and other ne y paraphernalia. teme of the men wore at and now are first- Guardsmen may bring their friends to | the clubrooms on drill nights. Supply Sergt. F. Berns- dorf, Company A. E gineer Regiment, I —,— | | NEGRO REBELLIDN ENDS. ! Armed American Workers Disturb : People of Belgian Xongo. PARIS, June 17.—Travelers arriving at Antwerp report that unrest among American negroes employed by an, American firm in the Belgian Kongo is | there, according to || causing_disquietude { an_Antwerp dispatch 1 the Havas agency. It is added. however, that the recent armed rebellion is considered vir- tually at an end. The American nearoes, the travelers | €ay, have been receiving a newspaper which incited them to rebellion, and at the village of Kenshasa they organ- ized a sort of army ecquipped with rifles and ammunition. | ——— Hornets damage forest trees by gnawing bark off youns branches to get the material beneath for their nests. food 8:30 our famous b 1219-1221 $2.50Colored is a.superior quality of g# P Silk, firmly woven und bea: finished, and will give periec taction for wear. On L s clubrooms. ||| Dining- a-Sundays Mother relieved from food worries. perfectly content because he still can get the ke wants, cooked the way he lkes it. Green vegetables succulently fresh, crisp hot rolls—all the delicacies you choose for your own famyly' board. Every SunJay from 5 to Chicken and Waffle Dinner, $1.50 A la Carte All Day IRST G Street NW Special Features in S-1-L-K-S A Special Purchase of We glm’ily pass along the pri advantage to Monday’s buyers. This 36-in. Tab Satm—Snmal Yard. . have been promoted to sergeants The following men have re-enlisted in Company C, Engineer Regiment: John R. Burns, Alvin T. Bowers and Leander T. Rea. The following men have enlisted in the guard: Benjamin rry R. Walsh and John cy, in Company C. and Wal- lace F. Jewell, John M. Davis, John | {1 Payne, Oscar G. Blue and Sherman | E; Gardnér, in the auxiliary engineer mpany. A_ Wel_(':omed | New Pattern! wOMEx are finding it very much easier to under- stand and simpler to sew with than the old-style Pat- terns. The difference is this: Where the old Patterns had perforations, McCall's New Pattern has printed words— right on the Pattern itself. A wonderful improvement— and at the same gereral prices! Ask for McCall’s “Printed” Patterns Dad has been promoted to regimental supply. sergeant; with the rank of master sergeant. Corp. Robert D., McElroy and Cook John L. Wrig Headquarters and Service €ompany, ! Plate Luncheons, ) ’ ) W datiit, A /,',/,,,/'l,u"‘l'r 1/ Dress Tafféta $9.15 ice- ure Yard A firm, closely-woven twill back, witl surface; guaranteed to wash perfectly. $3.00 Goet’s Dress Satin, Yard. . . .. & B dsdyra s 82.59 One of the fine qualities of Dress Satin in a very complete color assortment, including Wood, Rose, Copenhagen, Pearl Gray, Quaker Gray, Manjla, and Black White Sports Sllks-—Sueual These rovzh, serviceable variety of weaves in both pl Surfit Waist Linings Of Net......69¢c Of Seco .....79¢ of Jap Silk $1.39 ‘White Only Venida and. Fashionette Hair Nets—Cap and_Fringe, 12 for $1.25; 3 for 35c. Reindeer, Rodent, Golden Brown, African, Myrtle, Navy, Midnight, Black and White. : 40-in. Heavy All-SilR Canton Crepe Specially Priced . . . . . .. e sars e et $2.98 to $4.29 Colors are Sand, Light Gray, Brown, Navy, Midnight NOTION SPECIALS ° ......... $2.98 and $3.98 Wash Silks are shown in a lain and over-effects. Snaps, Hooks and Eyes and Safety Pins—All best makes. Clark's 0. N. T. lBfl-Yl!d\ Spool Cotton—W hite and black, all numbers. For Mon- day only. Spool, 8; 2 for lu; ‘domen, 75c, THE ' SUNDAY - mn -WASHINGTON, D: ye 'efleehf Co. ; . 7th atF Whereprwelmguamueed SALE Héathers spun umpers—sleeveless dresses $ l 0.45, a few styles sketched Clear the track. Here comé 4-,50b WASH SUITS Two special purchases grouped with practically all our stock. Two prices Even the 88¢c u\m are mde of sturdy fast- color long-wearing galateas, linons, chambrays and woven madras. Plain colors, stripes and com- bination designs at such prices, and at $1.48 are plenty of DARK colors -Sizes and styles for evcr.y boy. of 3 to 8. SALE Georgette blouses gs‘ze?l';lg‘:ese?;t:g (s::lt(-ins‘ 53'95 17 different new styles. Bisque, white and colors. . (Blouse Woolsweaters $3 95 One sketched Tuxedos Smocks Belt on the sweater pic- tured ties in back or front, as desired. Note the embroidery yoke and cuffs. Strik- ingly new. Al the tuxedos have belts or sashes Quality woolens, in sblack, pink, honeydew, graw, lavender, brown and tomato. (First floer, south annex.) Shoe sa.le for girls and boys of 4 to 11 —high shoes . —oxfords Z —1.strap pumps —Theo ties —fatent leather ~ —tan leathers —dull leathers —uwhite reigncloth Shoe ‘prices dropped to $2 because weare clipping prices to clear stocks of all broken ussortments. N Hundreds of pairs—a few of this . style, a few of that; with all sizes from 8% to 2, but, of course, not all sizes in any bne style. (Children’s shoes, thind fleer.) Captured, a mill agents entire stock of wool bathing suits, hence womes WORSTED $5 to $6 One-piece suit with skirt; approved styles for Tidal Basin. i Real wool, mind you, the long wearing WOR- STED. Solid colors and neat stripes. Several hun- dred in sale; all sizes. Also men’s Worsted suits, $2.95 All WORSTED. One and two piece styles. Solid colors and ' combinations. (3ports shop—meszanise.) ' Girls’ bathing suits, $2.95 Snappy styles in black surf satin or mohair; brightened with colored stitching. Very attractive.” All are be ted. Slr.es for girls of 8 to 14. Klddle: bathmg sutts, SI Olrmeee llvln. sizes 2 to 6. ' J eruy, mohair- and -worsteds. - (Third floor) shop, second floor.) “—for example, chines and taffetas. and other filmy silks. sired navies. * tomorrow at $19.75. Sizes for misses, 16 to 20; women. 34 to 42. DRESSES That have just come to sell at 9.75 N * The dresses are not from Paris, but the ideas-are. Black in satin. crepe de “Very good.” Flowered georgettes Blg spaced flowers on georgette And 'Shoe polish ribbons and loops . All these new ideas are represented in the dresses that are now being unpacked. Plenty, too, of the de- It's a sale of newness and charm. Ready those who paruc'pate in sports. Etamine, $6.95. French Ramie linen, $8.95. (Apparel shops. second floor.) $I18.TS !l'.u The. vogue of sleeveless dresses \Sleeveless dresses for, slender fashions as well as for- Various™ styles: Wool Jersey, $9.75 patterns. grass rugs. & kee all-fiber rugs. over patterns. ., -JUNE 19, 1921—PART 2. 7th at F Smts— 9x12 summer rugs, $15 The best and most reliable makes—Deltox, Crex and willow Plain and stencifed. Rattan; Domus and Chero- Fancy patterns. .27x54 velvet rugs, $1.95° - .+ Scatter rugs for hall or bedroom or.: _where one. wishes several small rugs mstead of a Iaxge one. skirts. cation; all next fall. 9x12 printed tape Brussels rugs, s12 i Drop patterns take a big drop in price Practically back to pre-war price levels. Perfect quality rugs-—attractive colorings- and pleasing o 3 Floral and all- { Saturday closing :nginnihg Jifly'9, this store will'ci;sg'all' - day SATURDAY during July and August Sl“( and wool jerseys; two-tone wool jerseys; worsted jerséys and jerseys with velour, plaid or check Sleeveless dresses, jumpers and regulation suits. Sports styles for all summer; sep- arate coats or skirts for va- business - suits for More than a dozen different styles— - tuxedo, notch collar and revere models; new quirks in pockets and belts; snap- py touches in trimmings. Shades of tan, sand, rookie, cafe, rosc . pekin, olive, er‘erald gold, brown, ox- ford, light and dark blues; all'the heath- _ er checks and various combinations. Misses’ sizes, 14 to 18. ‘Women’s, 36 to 40. Stout sizes, 42 to 350. " control with perfect comfort. By You can play accompaniments on the : . Gulbransen player-piano Every musician will tell you it is difficult — disheartening — to play to the uncertain accompaniment of the average pianist. Yet few realize they can have a smooth-flowing, sympathetic. inspiring accompaniment on the Gulbransen. Did you know that any one can quickly learn to play the Guibransen well? Yes, really artistically— with the help of our In- ' struction Rolls. Then it is easy to follow the so- loist perfectly—to help & him on new pieces—to play introductions and !* | | ' finales. in inspiring style In your family is there ity being a musician’s a?’j neglected or ried by poor accompanying? Then please investigate the Gulbransen. Try it. too. for your personal pleasure in fiue playing. You will surprise yourself. Nationally priced $455 3600 $706 The smartest wardrobe 1s” incomplete without - A Nemo corset —which supplies adequate figure leveling any bumps or bulges it gives the smooth, flat lines which are the ideal foundation for trim, wrinkleless suits and gowns. : Before selecting your frocks —Ilet us help vou to choose a Nemo Cor~vt You will find it will eliminate many of the fitting worries which may have annoyed vou or your dressmaker. Corsetieres who understand Nemo ‘service —with private fitting rooms and secluded sales sections. ' (Second fioor.) 2 What every :woman needs Brassieres— 59c bandeaux Fancy repps—some laces First qualities: finely trimmed. Fasten down front and back. (Corsets, Second Soor.) . Ready a.gam to make Slip eovers and Upholstering : We've had to decline such work recently because we accept no more than we can turn out to our high standards. Now the workrooms are again clear. We will call for your furnityre, reupholster and hold it until fall if desired. In slip coverings We offer special prices on ' Linene, yard 39c Cotton damask, yd. 49¢c . 9x124t. Conboleum rugs These are becoming more popular every day—attractively printed . floor ‘coverings w:th {élt-base back. Patterns for all rooms. 65 - ‘ New- cretonne, yard, 69%c— In lnany distinctive patterns and tolunngr—{or stip-covers,- hand- .sereems, Casement cloths, yard, 49c —Plain rose, blue, tan, green and cream shades, 36 inches wide, draperies, etc, Made-with one seam—pcr{:ct quahty, saru- s Is.:f‘nd.d grade. o Ideal for overdrapes. \ tary’ and durable. (Third Sooe. A new HANAN at $12 50 nghest quality: -white - reignskin (Haran "uses nothlng else). 4 hand-turned soles and fu]l Louis |- -, heels. 3 vith . menu | pxmn,ns'wim - military heels at $1250. . In white buckskin, $15, Highest price |. Hanan shoe in stock ;4 (Hanan’ghoe shop,: st Seor) = © Screen doors. $2.98—Hard- wood ‘fihishéd' §gien doors in plain or' fancy constructed, with " good grade screening. Five sizes. - only, $298. Bring" your measure- 50 double disc 7-m:h records Mflu g0 'lth this ponable : '.Pho'!osraph : . Sherwood . ali-metal win- dow screens, 79c—24x33 and 24x37 inch sizes. Most durable screen on the market. Adjustable to fit almost any ordinary size window style. Strongly Osie day