Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1921, Page 11

. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JUNP 28 1921 Open 9:15 A.M. It Is Most Unusual to Buy Tailored Shantung Suits for $17.75 In fact, it is the lowest price we have heard quoted on Shantung Suits this season—and it brings a saving of 3 to almost }2 what you would really expect to pay for such suits as these. Suits, superior in excellence of quality, correctness of style and fineness of tailoring; marked by their cool simplicity and serviceability in the summer wardrobe. @ There are five different models; Tuxedo link button effect with slashed sides, Belted model with full length tuxedo collar, Youthful Norfolk model with four patch pockets, Long Straightiine model, strictly tailored with slashed sides, Box Coat style, straight-lined, with notch collar and one button fastening. EACH VARYING IN THE D ILS OF POCKETS, BELTS AND PEARL BUTTON TRIMMINGS Women's Suit Section, Third floor. TAKE A BOOK WITH YOU This List is for Younger Readers THE NEW TOM SLADE—Tom Slade on Mystery trail. Another Temple Camp Story in which Tom helps a new boy to win an Eagle Scout badge, 73e. THE W TOM SWIFT—Tom Swift among the fire fighters or battling with the flames from the 7 Mid-Summer Suits for Misses White Wool Jersey Suits, for Sports Wear, $25 Smartly tailored tuxedo models, one with full-length tuxedo collar, the other a link button effect: with patch or inset pockets and narrow W ROY BLAKELEY Roy Blakeley's Motor or ‘how he convoyed touring cars and @ van three belts. from the west, . Strayed or Navy Blue Ramie Linen A,:"d:-?_‘;p&:.:r, Suits for Traveling One for Girls Only THE O JIRLS AT WILD RO by Laura Lee b the hermit and the many Outdoor Girls, A New Rover Boys Book ¢ Very Exceptional Value, $15 B | Ramie Linen Suits in navy blue, are cool, comfortable and highly serviceable for traveling in warm weather. Both models, beautifully LTHE ROVER BOVS 1N 3 tailored: one with a rather long o the o coat, the other a 'tuxedo model, ;-::!Inrl'z;ll;‘ |\r_t”l|ur;:»'! with patch pockets and narrow called TH X belt BOYS s FOR YOUNG eRES. AMERICAD Misses Section, Fourth floor. g Took Section, Second floor. The Boys’ - Vacation Wardrobe The boys' wants and needs have been careiully provided by the Boys’ Store. Whetaer vacation is to be spent at seashore, mountain, country or city, the right things for the wardrobe zre here waiting your choice. PALM BEACH SUITS—The genuine cloth, tailored in the best manner possible. They can be tailored otherwise. you know, but you wiil 1ot find them here. $1075; extra trousers, $2.50 and $3. KHAKI SPORTS SUITS—Made with Flappers straight or knickerbocker trousers: good quality and splendidly made. $350, $3.95, $5. Khaki Khnickers, $1.50 and $1.75. CALIFORNIA ONE-PIECE BATHING SUITS —A wonderful assortment of color combinations in chest and skirt stripes; sizes 6 to 1o years. . 5295, $3.75, $4.50 and $5., SPORTS 'S AND SHIRTS—White Soisette, White Oxford, Khaki Soisette, Khaki Twill, Assorted Stripes. Long or short sleeve styles. Blouses, 95c and $1.75 . This New Shipment of RATTANIA i FIBER RUGS Brings Many New Color Combinations Entirely new color combinations in a wide range of artistic patterns— Plain center with Chinese border, deep border effects as well as the all-over Chinese patterns and other figured center designs. In grays, tans, browns, tan with rose, blue, green, black, red and other com- binations. Rattania Rugs are the ideal summer floor covering. Sanitary, reversible, pliable aqd lie perfectly smooth on the floor. Rattania Rugs never crumble or peel. 9x12, $17.50 4.6x7.6, $7.50 7.6x10.6,9$l5‘..:>?50 .’axai),x :(3).2: Shirts, $195 = ki . WASH HATSNaval, Reserve, Khaki and - White: Rahrah in khaki, white, tan and blue; ALL SIZES MAY BE HAD IN Tenll:ies H:'sfa in khakl, waite,. tafl 3l MATCHING COLORS 75¢, 85¢c and $1 Rug Section, Sixth floor. Boys' Store, Fourth floor. Chinese Reed Hour Glass Chairs Equip Your Porch and Lawn for the Fourth of July By selecting this Furniture now you will obtain it at very great savings, as-these values clearly show ) Natural Willow Bar Harbor Chairs, $6.75. Natural Willow Bar Harbor Rockers, $7.75. (These are full size chairs.) Chinese Peel Rattan Chairs with adjustable foot extension, $27.50. Chinese Reed Chairs with adjustable foot extension, $20, Chinese Peel Rattan Rockers, $2230. Chinese Peel Rattan Chairs, $17.50, $19.50, $22.50, $23.50. - Large Extra Deep-seated Natural Reed Chairs, $37.50. 54-inch Large Round Chinese Grass Table, $21.50; Chairs to match, $10 each. Reed-fiber Rockers for porch or interior; ivory and brown; some with cushions. Special,” $8.25 each. Brown or Ivory Reed-fiber Chairs and Rockers, cretonne seat cushions and back. Special, $14.75. Reed Fiber Chairs and Rockers, with magazine..pockets. and $18.75. Brown Reed-Fiber Swings, 4-ft. size, $17.50; 5-{t. size, $20. Natural Willow Swings, 5-ft. size, $35; 4-ft. size, $32.50. (Illustrated) Special, $10.75 Suitable for interior, porch or lawn; very comfortable. Chinese Reed Rockers (Illustrated) $16.75 Brown + Reed-Fiber Breakfast Sets (Illustrated) Reduced to- $43.50 Each Reduced to $11.75 Each A natural-finish rocker with deep, comfortable seat; fine for inside or porch use. ‘Willow and Reed Section, Pifth figor. - . ‘”—P * be in Glenwood cemetery. Jand. women’s summertime requirements. As ha kerchief making is one of the vacation diver- sions, this should find quick disposal. $1.25, $1.50, New Sports Hats FOR THOSE WHO PLAY AND THOSE WHO DON'T Sunny afternoons on the greens bring out many new versions of the sports hat—colorful French felts with long trailing pheasant feathers in high colors; or with quills smartly placed: white, parrot feather trimmed or with clusters of cut-felt flowers in varied colors. There are soft crushable hats of white oatmeal hemp, with cut ribbon loops: ribbon hats in vivid colorings, some wool trimmed; silver-thread ribbon hats, with white straw facings, and to complete a smart black and white sports costume, a black felt hat, banded in white. Hot of black straw. Prices Quite as Attractive as the Hats are Charming. $3.75 to $22.50 Millinery Salon, Third floor. sun has no terrors for one “looking on” under a broad brimmed hat of white silk faille with an underbrim Babies’ age now marked at greatly reduced prices $1.50 to $5 AMlopdmward & Lnthrop New York—WASHINGTON—Paris Close 6 P.M. Charming Excuses for Having Your Breakfast in Bed: You can never tell just when vou're going to have your breakfas in bed, o it's best to be preJared. with a dainty breakfast jacket of crepe de chine. beautifully trimmed with exquisite Val laces and inser- tions, two-toned ribbons that aré pretty, no matter which side shows, ribbon rosettes and rosebuds. Pink, light blue, lav- ender. rose and copen are the colors. Priced from §5 to §9. Breakfast Caps are Necessary®@T oo Among these new ones you may choose from smart little hats and a new wrapped style of all lace or crepe de chine and satin, sometimes trimmed with ribbon -streamers, and colored rosebuds. Navy and hlack are new among the many colors. $§1 to $7.50. White Dotted Swiss or Or- aandy Caps are trimmed in colors and face or Swiss em- broidery. 75c and SI. Neglige Section, Third floor. and white felts, all Long Dresses Babies need so many dresses, and especially in the warm summer weather, that mothers will appreciate this exceptional opportunity to buy baby’s summer supply at about ! to almost 14 less than they would ordinarily expect to pay. There are dresses of very fine mainsook, batiste. lawn or dimity, some of them entirely handmade. edged with lace on the neck and tin Dresses simply trimmed in featherstitching and fine tucks, sleeves: some have dainty ruffles of embroid- ery edged with lace, others more elaborate have tucked and lace-trimmed ruffles, fine embroidery yokes and ribbon rosettes in pink or blue. Infants' Section, Fourth fleor. A Flat-Heel One-Strap Pump New and Specially Priced, $7 A very comfortable Walking Pump with flat heel, and the smart one-strap across the instep fastens with pearl but- ton. Neat semi-pointed toe last. with ball strap and outside quarter decoration finished with small artistic punchings. Goodyear welt soles, low flat Vanity Sets Stamped on white Art cloth, in three different attractive patterns. Something New for Those Who Embroider Dainty Boncilla - Massage For women who want a marvelously efficient facial treatment. Specially Priced 25¢ We are now prepared to give the Boncilla® Facial Treatment. It clears the face of blackheads, pimples. etc.: is most effective in re- ducing enlarged pores, pre- heels and rubber heels at- L_aCh Setd ha_s thrce. venting oily skin and giving tached; in both black and tan pleces, and YOU MAY .4 ooft velvety appearance calfskin. We obtained these through special purchase, which is re- sponsible for this exceptional value at $7. ‘Women's Shoe Section, Third floor. choose from round, square or oblong shapes. When worked in colors and edged with lace they are indeed charming. Art Needlework Section, Second floor. and youthful texture. DPrompt, Experienced, Competent Service Personal Service Section, Second floor. Summer White Goods and Linens In Very Large, Complete Assortments There is nothing more fetching, cool-appearing and dainty ‘than pretty white apparel. Those who wish to make their own styles will be well pleased with the variety of weaves offered here. Sheer White Handkerchief Linen Sheer, beautiful white linen from Belfast, Ire- Tt is a direct importation in time for $250, $3 and $4 yard. White Skirtings All of the very best quality, made of mercer- ized yarns in five striped and two plaid designs, and marked at the exceptionally low price of 85c yard. Unbleached Twilled Sheeting This is a 90-inch Unbleached Twilled Sheeting specially produced for Appliqued Bedspreads. Three yards of the material will make a full size spread. you may applique with whatever designs you choose. This is an entirely new fabric just put on the ‘market. 80c yard. 150 Dozen Pure Linen Irish Damask Napkins In a very substantial quality. 20x20, $650 2x22, $1.50 White Goods and Lines Bections, Second Floar. | f Lace-Checked White Voile Just 800 yards of this 32-inch Lace Checked ‘White Voile, offered at ahout one-half the usual selling price for this beautiful grade. 40c yard. White Dress Linen 45-inch White Dress Linen, made of pure flax and thoroughly shrunken. A limited quantity ¢ (ffered at this price of 95¢ yard. ‘White Plisse Crepe 2,000 yards White Plisse Crepe for summer nightgowns and other cool garments. A superior quality at the low price of 30c yard. Hand-Woven Dotted Swiss This comes to us from St. Gaul, and is a care- fully selected beautiful first quality, in pin dotted design. It is offered at a much lower price than has been in effect generally. $1 yard. 300 Pure Linen Scalloped Luncheon Sets Consisting of 1 24-inch centerpiece, ¢ 10- inch doilies and 6 6-inch doilies. The qual- ity is fine and the price low. hand- it Community Celebration Pro- posed tp Include Patriotic Rally and Fireworks. Independence 3 h will be featur rotechnic h anything {of its kind ever staged in Wasking- ton, is being arrunged by Miss Cecil . Norton, weneral secretury of the community center department of t {public schools, and Mrs. Marie Mgo Forrest, executiv cretary of 'the Community Service, Inc. Opens at & P.M. The celebration will begin at % o'clock Monday night with a concert by the United States Marine Band, under the direction of Capt. Santle- man. The concert which will be composed almost entirely of patriotic numbers, will end an hour later, 4 group of rhythmic dance perform on the green on the stadium which ill be flooded with light for patriotic rection of Community Se s the entire community fitting climax to tf be lighted with red lights, fireworks dispiay will follow A nominal admission e {cents will be charged a limited number of « 50 wareh, K. Any amount will be ngton’s second music which it is hoped. will even surpas the first in magnitude, MRS.KABER UNCONCERNED AS MURDER TRIAL STARTS | oelock morning {indiotment for first degree murd {which carrics the death penaity this state. | "Mrs. Kaber was brousht riroom prompt besid grer n. William J I 8. Kest Addition o defense counsel ced by Mr. Poulson shortis trial opened. s. Kaber looked neither to the r to the left as she entered | . crowded courtroom and ap- of the utcome of the - is the central fig- | T in to the | k. and e ture with h I her right hand. th Ithe arm of th ir. She looked | }Slrfl)nh! forward at the floor. | A long-drawn-out battic over the seating ‘of women on the jury | | forecast. Franc V. Poulson. attor- iney for Mrsl K has announced {he’would oppose ien, because the ed and merc |ton is in favor of s < as jwomen in the jury bhox as pos |declaring women will be more jtojudee than men. alph Dagostino and Angelinn De- i Tenzo, shepucted of having mouen ! e alleged plot to murder Kabe were taken into c e [ questioned for s e scating of o Prosecutor tanton and are tements which decly wi value to t ! Prosecutor ! Stanton prove of considerable state. ino, for whom a search had i nducted for 4 month, {10 have admited that he had t imond ring and wateh which hi jowned by Kaber. He {=iven to him by Mrs under indictment with Smma Col, Mrs. Kabi be given to the slayer: e !;:.on: ‘?r a $5.000-dollar fee, ave been agreed upon between M Kaber and Salvatore Cala and Vit toria Piscelli. Cula-dnd ¥~ {PROTEST AGAINST SITE FOR CITY TRASH PLANT The owners of the square e {by 1st and 20, N and 0 ireets pnand east are opposed to its District government as the site for ipal trash as, 3 DR, et plant, asphalt plant oseph I Weller. representing the owners, made this Stilpl(‘mn’nl ":fldluh\( when he appeared hefore the Commis. sioners to ask their approval of a hil pending in Co, S 10 permit the { Baltimore and Ohio railrond (o build an_elevated sidetrack into g ) Several citizens' assoctati portheast scction proteste ic hearing amainst the er trash and asphall plant so mear to \he center of ‘the city. Congress failed to include in the new Distriot appro- priation act any money for the pur- chase of a trash plant site. today that the owners of the g feel that they should be].:mlz::fifi‘”z:m put the site to use for industrial pur- poses, §ince it is classified as indus- trial territory under the zoning law. He called attention to the fact that all of the other squares adjacent (o the railroad yards north of Florida avenue and for several blocks south of that point already have railroad sidings, and he saw no reason why this one square should not have them. The bill calls for elevated sidings into the square mentioned across x street between Ist and Td strects and across. 2d street between N et and Florida avenue. Y Abigst s The contract under which the Com- missioners are using a privately- owned trash plant in Trinidad for the disposal of city refuse expires Friday. It was awarded three years ago to a private concern. but twenty months ago the contractor was compelled to turn the service over to the city 1o operate, finding that he could not con- tinue to collect city refuse for the amount the Commissioners were au- thorized to pay for the service. It is understood the Commissioners will endeavor to reach a new agree. ment with the private owners hefare Friday for rent of the plant and equip- ment. SAMUEL M. MEEKS DEAD. Following a_year's illness, Samuel M. Meeks, a life-long resident of the District and prominently identified in Masonic circles, died at his home. 1419 Clifton street, last night. Born in the District forty-seven vears ago. Mr. Mecks hkd been in business in the city for the past thir- ty-five years, and numbered among his friends men prominently connected with the commercial life of the ecity. He was a member of the Masonic fra- ternity, having been connected with The New Jerusalem Lodge, Mount Vernon Chapter, No. 3, R. A. Washington Commandery of Templar. He married Miss Grace Fearson of an old Washington fam- ily, and besides his wife. he is surviv_ ed by one son, Fearson Samuel Meeks of this city. Funeral services will be held at hig late residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, and the interment will PLANS ELABORATE | LY 4PROGRAN Mr. Weller told the Commissioners | BLUE GOOSE CANTALOUPES OISTRIBUTED BY AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS iuc| | - {Washington Branch, 945 Pa. Ave Phone Main 2128 A GOOD CAMERA —plus films developed by GROVE, 1210 G, equals classy I know by ex- perience. il (Signed) I - Amateur Photographer. snapshots. TLANTIC CITY s 4 Round (War Tax 8% Additional) Trip Sunday, July 3 Lv. Washington...... 6:00 A. M. RETURNING (Same Day) Lv. Atlantic City 7:00 P. M. Lv. Philadelphia. :00 P. M. (Standard Time) For Details Consult Ticket . 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