Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1921, Page 18

< € : \ EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1921. Chapter, O. E. B.; soft drinks, cigars|Tuckerman, chairman; E. C. Eos- (N S S N S S S S S S SN S S EE NS SN ESEEENEEEEEEEEEREES and cigarettes, = Bethesda Athletic | worth, Mrs, F .E. McMillin; conces- |® s - \ Hie]DALAIS ROYAL Club; grab bag, Good Templars; pea- | sion and arrangements, 8. W. Bogley, The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts. Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Prop. THE nuts, pop corn and children's novel- | chairman; Eugene E. Stevens, Mrs. W. ties, Ladies’ Missionary Soclety of the [ W. Gingell, M. C. Peake, Mrs. Julian Presbyterian Church; lemonade, Be- [ Wallace; committee on athletic events. thesda branch of the W. C. T. U.;|Mrs. C. R. Lindsay, jr.; Dusey I fancy work, local members of 8t.|Howard, foint chairmen; Dr. L. W. Ann's Church. The Bethesda Or- | Glazebrook; committee on entertain- chestra, Frank Loria, conductor, will | ment for children, Miss Melandy Lin furnish musi¢ for dancing, and the | kenhoker; committee on special at Washington Grove Band will play |tractions,” F, E. McMillin, chairman = s during the day. ron. | GS0TES P sick.,“l,ewudxeu;: com: i ir- e carnival committees are as fol- [ mittee on 'public order, Citizens’ Committee Chair- |,,7a® “Hinmee ™ Sommitcon W, - K.| Lochie, charimah. t man Favors Senators Action. Great satisfaction over the favor- able action taken by the Senate Dis- trict committee in reporting to the Senate the Commissioners’ bill author- ising pawnbrokers' loan law interest rate increased to 2 per cent a month is expressed today bv the citizens’ committée on the loan law through its chairman, William F. Gude. | It is stated by the committee, which jwas mainly responsible for the loan legislation, that this change will make the law workable, not only for small loans, but for pawnbrokers' loans as well. Mr. Gude's statement follows, In ' Corner Se;renth' and H Sts. Bargain Tags - for Friday and Saturday For two days you shall have these splendid specials at pittance prices. We want you to learn how really big your opportunities are at the GREATER SIGMUND STORE. It’s Better to Ride‘ You cover more ground, avoid fatigue, increase your efficiency. New Ford Cars New Dodge Cars $1.00 per hour $1.75 per hour 1921 Models Equipped With Electric Lights and Starters If you have use for a Car by the day or week, get in touch with us; our prices will meet with your approval. : SHOES - Clearance Sale Oxfords_ and Strap Pumps Discontinued Lines 5.50 Formerly $6.75 to $12.00 Mr. Gude's Statement. “Former Preaident Taft said, upon signing the loan bill, that he was not satisfled, that pawnbrokers with suf- ficient capital could not do a legiti- mate business under the law, but that the subject was one in respect to which an ‘experiment in legislation might properly be made’ and if it iturned out that 1 per cent was too low. Congress, in fts wisdom, might increase the rate to 114 or 2 per cent. ‘The result has been just what was expected and because Congress has not followed the suggestion of Mr. Taft when President in response to continued demands by the various civic organiza- tions, not one dollar has been loaned American Auto Livery Co., Phone Main 622. 1319 L Street N.W. ~ Big Drop in 200 ALL SIZES, BUT NOT IN EACH STYLE Fine Dresses Tafictas, Foulards, Georgettes, Crepes, Jer= seys and beautiful combinations—beaded, emb roidered selling price for tomorrow and Saturday.. Small Lots of Coats, Wraps and Dresses Dresses in Mignonette, Satin and Taffeta. Wraps in Embroidercd Velour; and Coats in Sport Cloth. Were $10 to $15.... - Second Iicor. and fringed— 3 all new models. Every Dress in the lot worth ® far above the L4 District, who needed small sums in to Virginia as was predicted, and far loans at least 50 per cent more u'\’;% District committee has just approved. Alds Small Borrowers. “It would be a great mistake not to have the law apply, as it does, both to small loans on indorsed notes or other security, as well as to pawnbrokers' loans. Application is made to banks every day for loans which cannot be ted because the sums needed are so small. Such loans, which are just as legitimate for those who need them as larger ones, and which are paid in small instaliments, necessarily command a higher rate, such as is provided for by the pending bill. Nearly all the leading states of the country have such a pro- vision for small loans, and as the need, because of conditions here, is certainly no less in the District than elsewhere, it 1s to be hoped that Congress will ug‘esedbllll)l' remedy the difficulty by passing —_— CARNIVAL FOR BETHESDA. Plans are being completed for a community carnival to be held at Edgemoor, Bethesda, Md. on the Fourth of July. A committee has been letic events, motion pictures and fire- works. Refreshment and amusement booths will be in charge of the following organizations: Sandwiches and coffee, Woodmont M. E. Church; milk and under the law for more than five years, | | and during all that time citizens of the | || emergencies, have been compelled to go | || the rate in the bill which the Senate | || active in arranging for varied ath- | 714-1 OM III'_I!AI.AIS ROY. | You can set a better table more economically if you buy P-K | Quality at P-K Prices. whe famous Morris Smoked Hams joThe Ham with the 3 o ndividual lavor. Supreme” brand. Ib., 28¢c Prime Beef Bacon Hickory smoked, sugar cured, sliced with the rind oft by ma- Rib Roast..... ...Ib,, 35¢c | Sieed Chuck Roast ....... 1b., 18¢c 1b., 35¢ Bouillon and Clod. ..Ib.,, 25¢ Fresh Eggs Country eggs shipped to us ai- rect from the farm. Packed In cartoas and guaranteed. Boiling Beef........ 1b., 10c Corned Beef........ Ib., 15¢ Dozen, 35¢ Fresh Chickem For Baking and Stewing lb., 42¢ 10 Ibs., 25¢ 1b., 18c—4-1b. pan, 60c Flour Gold Medal or Pillsbury the Kot 6-1b. sack, 38c b. 6%¢, 10 Ibs. 63¢|Ib. 9¢, 3 Ibs, 25c| 12-1b. sack, 70c Granulated Sugar Brown Sugar .| the o1d fashioned kind 209 Pairs Louis XV Heel Onesstrap Pumps, with hand-turned soles, made of all-pearl gray suede, patent coltskin with pearl gray or black suede backs, and black glazed kid with fawn suede trim. 42 Pairs One-strap Pumps, Cuban heel, tan and brown calf. 78 Pairs Opera Pumps, Cuban wood heel, patent coltskin. 13 end F 15tk and G 2008 F PRICE 291 Pairs Cuban and Military Oxfords, made of tan or brown calf, in winged tip and ball strap effects. 266 Pairs Oxfords, Cuban heel, black glazed kid and black Russia calf. 100 Pairs White Canvas One-strap Pumps, made with hand-turned soles and Baby Louis heels, in A, B and C widths. At $5.50 pair. .IIIlu.lllllllllll.lI!I.Illlll..lllflIIIIII E | ] 1336 Pa. Awe. Mibhad ¥ S08&F 438 6 St CUTS | iced tea, Women's Club of Bethesda; cake, W. B. A. of Macabees; ice cream, Ladies’ Guild of St. John's Church; candy and fortune telling tent, Naomi Saks & (Jompany Another of those big Boys’ Friday Sales In which opportunities are combined—and the wardrobe wants of the youngsters can be sup= plied at very special prices. One Cup leads to another P-K Coffee 1b., 25c¢ { . : Slaughtering Fine ‘Millinery Over 100 Hlnds;smel,v\ trimmed Hats, in a variety of ‘the best shapes of- the season—ribbon, sl 00 flower and feather cficcts. Values . up to $6.00. REDUCED to " Lot of imitation Duvetyn Hats s 98 —in White and the Sport Colors; 1 ° smart shapes. REDUCED to.... e Beautiful | Organdy Hats—in White, Orchid, Tangerine, Bilue, $3.98 Seventh Street Penna. Avenue 50c Jusa Rice Powder....--...33c|| 25¢ Mam e 2768 15¢ Ltx e e e omem - 20 | 1.00 Listerine, 1 oz......--.. Fc| fihhs:h'--.....-.a-.!ific Yellow, etc—embellished with large bows Very special! Bfack Osirich Bands; full 30 inches long. Usual c value $100.....ccooeeeennivanss sons Thira Floor. Blue Serge Suits—strictly all wool and fast color; Single-breasted style; with belt all around; secured seams. Sizes 7 to 18 years. $9.95 Wash Suits—Middies, Sailors, Button-on, Olivér Twist—in a wide range of colorings; plain effect and in contrasting combinations. Sizes 3 to 10 years. 2S¢ Woodbury’s Facial Sosp. ....17¢ | 2Sc-<Caticura Soap... ... ...18¢ || .......... . o™ 240r 20C | 50cMukified Cocoanut Ol - . ... .34c Values Up to $4.00 P 16 ox=. Horfick’s Malted Milkk. .. .69¢ 7Scdeli’s Food. v ... ..-..58c 30c Resinol Soap.—mee-« .- e 18c | 15¢ Rexall Toilet Soap, 2 for. ... 16c | “Flapper” Wash Suits—in Khaki; with sport collar blouse, short sleeves; and straight knee pants; colo: guaranteed. Sizes 3 to 8 years. e $2.79 Dark Blue Wash Pants, straight cut; 51.00 strongly sewed. Sizes 3 to 10 years...,...... Panama Cloth Knickerbockers, Plain Dark $2.95 Gray and Blue Striped. Sizes 7 to 17 years.... Boys’ Furnishings Nainsook Athletic Union Suits—with the 89c elastic web insert in back. Sizes24t034....... 4 Fancy Blouses—with sport collars and short sleeves, or regular collar and long sleeves; neat 49¢ patterns. Sizes 7 to 16 years.....ccocc0eece-e - - One-piece Sleeping Garments; Plain White _ Nainsook; with half sleeves and V neck. Sizes $1.15 6 10 18..cciceececcccccccrccsessomercsscccce o . .Smfifiler | Underwear PETTICOATS—White Satine; the good heavy quality for wear with summer 790 dresses; deep ruffle....ccceceseccorromocesces 4 RUTRTYYTIRN MIITPYYIIN N Wy, "\r-“ . NIGHTGOWNS—Silk Crepe de Chine; Jersey. silk perfect in every way; tailored finish, with ribbon straps.................... BLOOMERS—Step-in Bloomers—in i Flesh Batiste; cut large and full; lace trim. 39c MEd. socinecisirascomparlvssossse vosessssnpeoce SILK. STOCKINGS —Perfect quality Thread Silk; imitation full fashioned; 98c - . SILK JERSEY VESTS—Fine quality of $ 1 49 Khaki Shirts and Blouses—sport models—sport col- Blick /A00 WhILe. cone sgezsecssessanceosseons lars and short sleeves. Blouses, 8 to 16 years; S];OO First Floor. Shirts, 12/3 80 14.ccceeueerercnccameconacecss and Jelly Strisss Writing Paper :