Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1921, Page 16

16 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY. JUNE 28, 1921 MEN. DON’T CARE FOR HOMEMAKER, I SAYS GIRL, AFTER TRYING TO DIE BALTIMORE, Md. June ¢ look for beauty: don’t care about the real home- maker any longer.” Virginia Hicks, twenty old. a patient at the Maryland General Hospital, | who tried to commit suicide Sun- | day night by swallowing poison, | explained that there was no place | in the world for the homely girl. i , the girl who spends everything on | clothes and makes a big show. They don't care if a girl is good, self-respecting and a homemaker: h a big display for give her lover's t they had and expected: until one L shing baek L ! of freckles” red hair ’ re what | ures for happi- You do for | lared, weeping. U.'S.VOCATIONAL BOARD | TWO SONS OF MEXICAN GENERAL ARE EXECUTED CRITICISED AT HEARING | Senator Pomerene Tells Committee 1 5 i volt. “Wooden Heads With Wooden | PARions Put to Death for Bevolt. | i waits nce. i Pegs™ Direct the Work. o Father A Sente \ MEXICO CITY, June 28.—Jorge and Criticism of the Federal Board for | Roberto e bt | Vocational Education was voiced at [nio Mend the hvaring before the Senate spe- cial © committee investigating gov- ernment agencies dealing with the |1 vetcrans of the world war. i o, democrat, ms to be a th_wooden of the ator Suth- | republican | rto Mendez, sons of Gen. Sidro- . who recently headed an ful revolt in the state of Potosi, were executed yester- following trial by court martial. || 0 of their companions also were || aided their fa-| captured Tast not vet been owing to his | put to death. Roberto re he 'w San 4 d of West Vi has been defl seemed to b a4 bureau- |that Gen. Lablo former commander o orces in | plished by [ Mexico City, the interna- arly criti- | tonal boun ico from the cngaged in n the state cording to the afi- ' democrat, { United 3 i revolutiona < i > interest in jof Nuevo newspape - ! | Mendez Brothers and Two Com- | men, who | attempt to | | re than 10 per cent of the attended class she said itliterates w to chools in typew waired six months, out beinz placed for tr: IS4 i for five without receiving | their H Men t was displeasing ;| the to oft hed by being i p treated a Miss Maple said. | H addinz that it W know at the! training | cent b hospitats that | e uctlo complaints, er well founded, would no ed | mn Prices Of All Food Served at the GOVERNME! MAN INC, farmers’ phrty c Col. Nelson Spen ernment candidate, in the todav. was made by the wit- | Several others, who followed | . for the removal from Baltimore ! the tuberculosis patients now in | varnment hospitals at Fert Me- | ry. where the climatic and sani- ! esed to be| Home Cooking Pleasing Prices 1010 F Street N.W. ading by a majority of his opponent conceded the seat. Sixth Floor—Bargain Store A Sale That’s a Knockout New Dresses | Tomorrow only, This is the lowest price for good dresses that we've ever seen. What are they? Why, they're the new sleeveless frocks and they're becom= ing popular. Made of sturdy fabric called Ratine. They are well made and finished with pockets, button trimmings and string belts. They're shown in white, rose, flesh, blue, copen, reseda, and ever so many other pretty shades. No doubt, every woman or miss that sees these willbuy || two and three because they're so wonderful at this price. Sizes 16 to 42. An Added Attraction for Tomorrow Gingham Wash Dresses These are wash dresses of the better kind and when you see them you'll realize what REAL i values they represent. Shown in al- most all colors. Knitted Bathing Suits | Each Made of fine quality cot- ton and in many pretty col- ors with contrasting trim- mings. The season’s right | at its best, and along comes this big value in bathing suits for women and misses. You'll find a good selection at this price. CORRECT BATHING APPAREL for Women, Misses and Children—Sec- ond Floor. expert shopper, shops for you or with you. Phone Franklin 7400. JANE STUART, our esday, June 29, 192 420-30 Seventh St., Northwest ‘Washington—New York—‘l”aris = You Cannot Have Too Many Summer Frocks When They Are Obtainable at Such Sensationally Low Prices i %In.,l,(, ilosin: Dresses! ‘\\l\\\\\\\\|l\\\\\\\||ll|||||||IIIIIIHIIl LT Every Dress Worth More them! The VARIETY: We don't believe yvou ever saw so many different models in a sale at two prices. \\'e wish the picture could show you the colors. or that we had room for more of the styles. or that we could hold some of the dresses up in front of you—but then the sale is so unusual. so astounding in every way, that we can’t do justice on paper. "M)\, \\ 'y Y - Choice of 600 Brand- New Summer Frocks <« Specially Purchased; Specially Priced 3> A sale that will prove the outstanding dress event of the season. Wonderful The most wonderful Dresses we've ever seen at the prices! Because two New York manufacturers who are starting to make silk dresses for Fall were eager to close out their summer stocks regardless of cost. We were lucky to be on the spot—and here they are for you tomorrow. We couldn’t describe them. irresistible dresses—every one. You must see them! NEWEST TISSUE GINGHAMS BEAUTIFUL IMP. ORGANDIES IMPORTED DOTTED SWISSES GENUINE PURE LINENS IMPORTED EMB. VOILES GINGHAM AND ORGANDIES SOME SILK GEORGETTES LINEN AND VOILES Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother They're the prettiest, most Why? 600 of Every Dress Worth More You simply must come here to sec the dresses— see how smartly they are styled. the excellent workmanship, the beautiful color effects, novel col- lars. cuffs, sashes, lace vestees and numerous other trimming effects. Even if vou are not interested in buying we want you to come here tomorrow—ijust come, and don’t forget vou haven't seen dresses like these for $10.00 and $13.00 in recent vears. Princess Slips, $2.50 You must have Princess Slips to weat under vour thin frocks so there will be no ugly band at the waist line, and here are new ones of fine nainsook with strap shoulders, and prettiest lace and embroid- ery medallion trimming back and front. * Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Cool Gowns and Pajamas for these hot nights No fussy trimming to muss up and make you uncomfortable, but plain, simply made’ gar- ments of fine, soft materials that are coolest for hot summer time. ) . Gowns, of nainsook and lingerie cloth, many styles, with simple trimmings of shirring or hand embroidery. and narrowest laces, $150. Pajamas, of batiste and Windsor crepe, whitc -or flesh color, Billie Burkes and two-piece models, simply trimmed. $1.95, $2.95, $3.95. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Smilz.le Mosquitoes and Al Other Summer Insects Just Hate Oriental Incense They won't come near it. That's ex- actly why we collected all the artistic INCENSE BURNERS we could procurg to sell at little prices, and here they are at 15¢c to Incense Cones............ box, 10c and 15¢ Joss (incense) Sticks. package, 25¢ First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Porch Dresses That are Cool, Four styles as sketched and others. pairs, brand-new in the ac- cepted styles of today. SALE PRICE, Black and White—~Tan and White By all means the most timely sale of seasonable Footwear! It provides ex- ceptional value! 4 The Footwear is made to the highest standard known to its craft—inside and out—not merely for appearance but for durability, too! EVERY masterwork of a manufacturer whose ideals and working creed are STYLE plus The Season’s Most Timely Event! of New Sport Shoes = ties. Duretta is a heavy jean with perma- ° nent Wister and we have selected the most : wanted colors to combine with white— Hundreds of wrella @é Wash Suits For Boys of 3to 8 Years At a Very Low Price $1.59 Duretta Cloth has won renown for its wearable, washable and comfort proper- navy, cadet, brown and green. Sizes 3 to 8 vears. Satisfy yourscif by see DURETTA label in eve The styles—as sketched. g the v st Fifth Floor—Lansburgh & Brother PAIR is the Comfortable and Economical Porch Dresses of White Batiste, figured with small polka dots. of pink, blue, lavender or black, Tv:lnic skirts, :nd waifits wi!l; tucked ves- tees and picot edge collars o crisp white organdie. Sizes 48 to 52 $7-95 Porch Dresses of fine Ginghams, in all the popular colorings, with a cool note in the -collars, cuffs, vestees and sashes of fresh crisp organdie. In our regular stock these dresses have been selling for $11.95 to $14.95, now re- duced to $895 and $1L95. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother QUALITY multiplied by VALUE! Sketches illustrate— & No. 1—Reignskin Strap Pumps in black and white. A black patent leather strip at back, tip, ball trim and strap all of black patent leather, starting at arch and extending over instep where it fastens with smoked pearl button. 2 No. 2—Reignskin Strap Pump, with tiny outline of gun metal as shown in accom- panying sketch. Even the soles and heels ure outlined to correspond and the strap has an inlay of black; fastens with pearl button. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother No. 3—Buck Oxford, lavishly combined with Tan Kid. The brown trimming scheme is carried out in tip, heel mount and heel proper, ball and front lace strip. This is one of the smartest Oxfords seen this season. No. 4—Reignskin Oxford in a new arrange- ment of gun metal kid from arch to instep ;and tip. Heel, back strip and tongue—also strings of black. Fine black top stitching. ‘Wonderfully stylish!