Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1921, Page 9

B. F. KEITH'S—“Mastersingers.” The Mastersingers, heading this week's bill at Keith's, have always bedn big local favorites. It 1s doubt- [13 C ’ C c | 44 | s ompany s CLoming. " The rugs are a sight. No time to don cleaning togs, to broom-sweep and then dust,afterward. But plenty of time to just run your Hoover over—because The Hoover cleans dust- lessly and quickly without mussing your “Sunday a greeting to surpass that given them last night. All the veterans were in splendid voice and their delight- ful harmonizing sfmply Hfted the au- e dience off its feet with enthusiasm. best. | The program was very popular, the | solos striking a responsive co: FEach easy stroke of The Hooyer means: | While the choruses were just “grand. { i { A beating out of buried dirt—a specping up | A neycomer in the tamkes of vaude; of all litter—the straightening out of the 7 b map—the brightening of bedimmed colorings —in addition to an electric vacuum gleaning. HAVE US DEMONSTRATE. Ao eecTRICA] 1328 -30 NEW YORKAVE.MAIN680O __ ville, hopars with the topliners in an ex- ceptionally bright character play. in which she sang a couple of songs to | excellent acegmpaniment by B. C, { Hilliam, the composer. Miss Molly is | Rood to look upon and has a strong, | sweet voice that was delightful with its littla burrs. Her opening song. sung in Scottish costume, was par- cularly pleasing. It told of her rm reception in this country and ely asked “Why?" Several cur- calls rewarded the singer. 4 Another good number, full of char- | acterization. was that of Bessie Rem. | pel and “friend husband,” marked on | the program as “Him.”’ The couple Y3 SR~ B (bxlxpsbom = TH ST- any house of* sim- ilar name eisewhere. (N e ) Wednesday’s Store News 608 TO 614 The House of Courtesy— A display of fashion and a demonstration of productive advantage ; New Fall lack Canton repe Frocks Designed upon the new lines which are to lead in fashion this fall—and which we have miarked at prices which reflect our influence— $25.00 and $39.75 In addition to Black, Navy is also included. The models are characterized by a charming simplicity of fihish—or of embellishment that ® . l\e*effecti\'cly dressy. Second Floor. The August Fur Sale Continues— We believe our display of Furs—not only Coats and Wraps, but the smaller pieces and sets—has been signally honored by the preference accorded during last week. It is a fact that never in our experience have we tendered an offerirg even approaching this in variety or value. Every skin, and every style is positively guaranteed, and vou have the as- surance of comparison that every price quoted is lowest. A modest deposit will reserve : any selection—for delivery later. All Cotton Dresses —the Choice of the House'-- ' on sale now—289 of them _ Reduced to—g§ 7. .50 Thus dc we deal drastically for Clear- . ance. These superb designs and superior - ; values drop down the scale of regular marking to this unparal- leled price. Ginghams, Organdies, Voiles;—exclusive models; elaborate of finish and of wegks of utility \Jt—c Inexpensive Dress Dept.—Second Floor. - ] - ArriV_eJ L : Another shipment of those wonderful Pure Silk Sweaters —repeating last week’s price — with augmented variety. They're of the fine silk—in the most ex- i > PN Al NS g § | clusive fancy weaves—Tuxedo model, with pockets, and in alt the wanted colors, in- cluding Black and Navy—as well as the sport shades. . Pirst Ploor. ful, however, if they ever receiv:d | . I most present a fishing skit on the lake, during which the wife becomes rest= less and starts a laughable dialogue. Frances Nordstrom. is responsible for the act, which kept the audience in continuous laughter. Ann Ford and George Goodridge ‘dance and Sing well; the Garcinetti Brothers are deft hat throwers; Ben Bernie and his_chatter. score a hit; Eddle Kane and Jay Herman, as “The Midnight Sons,” ‘repeat ‘the hit scored when Iast here; . Frederick Easter and Beatrice Squire present a fine danc- ing number and the Pathe News roupded out the bill. > . COSMOS—*“Look!" The seven acts of vaudeville pre- sented at the Cosmos Theater this week have not been surpassed during the season as a whole. - They are de- lightrully entertaining and some of them marked by novelty that is shi For imstance, the “paper ring™ feature of the Mor- ton brothers is a unique sur- prise of real uty, and follows an ov. tained he brothers with their adept utilization of the common harmonica. The s of equilibrism and the fa ddifficult cyclhg of the aps stamp the act as one of the best Jap numbers pre- sented here in y The Tivoli Trio. another big hit, is exceqlent for its singing, but it also hag ‘& real com- edian who knows how to excite hearty laughter within bounds. Dorothy Wahl with her pianist-violinist “com- pany” offers a treat il song singing ‘and in fine violin numbers. as well us in eccenteic dancing by | ist, who is not named. | bemutiful,! th its comely | irls, its quaint wbers and the | and lighting atfraction of high | Worth, “the with imitations and, amuses melodramatic | if GPENHEIME cellent acting 4 entertainin, at all perfor THE WEATHER || For the District of Columbia and Maryland, fair tenight and tomorrow; slightly warmer Wednesday; L:unll(:l films, is a featu @, fair tonight and to- morrow : wwhat warmer in _ex- treme west portion tonight and in || west and north portions tomorrow; nontheast and 68, occurred Temperature same date last yea ¢ same_date last year— Highest, 88: lowest, 71, | Condition of the Water. Temperature and_condition of the water at 8 am.: Great Falls—Tem- Perature, 71; condition, very muddy. Temperature in Varlous Cities, || State of weatlier. | 5 £ Stations. * e zajout0awg SOUGHT FACTORY S CRET; Chicago Chemist Sentenced in Ber- lin-Court. H Frankfort | tung says | BERLIN, : 1 Chicago chem st d to four | months’ imprisonment by, the criminal | court there on to bribe a an aniline i It your honse is Hirsts for a cont of paint: | ‘There's nothing like Good Paint and a Good | | Painter. We ean qualify. in every respect. I | ‘Write or phone us. for an estimate. i HARRY W. TAYLOR CO. 2333 18th St. N.W. Figures Model 1921 i Natural linen canvas cov- & || eréd, very smooth, " busi- i| ness-like surface. Skirt Il ‘portion ‘made of nickeled || straps. This form can’be raised or lowered at will, || fitted with casters. " Sizes 34 to 38. $15.00 il . Price KOREKT S & § | Model Gray jersey covered, skirt portian is made of wire net- . || ting. This form can be raised. ||| or lowered at will, fitted with casters. Sizes 32 to 42, Price $7.50 Bust Forms Jersey covered KO-REKT model. to 46. Sizes 16 Pie $3.50 |/} SHOP UANIQU B8TaATE Hemstitch, Plcot Edge, Plaiting, Buttons and Button- holes. ernors. NEW CITY CLUB MEMBERS. V street; V. C. Dickey, 1443 Maryland — avenue 'northeast; George Hyman, Four Are Added to 1s of Or- ganization, The Oty Club has added) four new members to its rolls, a nounced today by thé board of gov- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 191, AMUSEMENTS! They are: John 8. Blick, 61 3401 16th streeg, Golch of Wilmi. holds and Rev. John 8. ton, Del. Dr. Golch a non-resident membership. Mr. Hyman is a general contractor and bad charge of the excavating for the club’s new building, on G street between 13th and 14th streets. it was an- .Organized for Cleanliness 6. Chemical Experts. Ignorance of some fundamental law of Chemistry may explain an ineradicable stain - or unseemly dinginess of the suit you have recently had dyed. To prevent® such mishaps, our dyeing operations ‘are directed by men ‘really abreast of scientific developments in the world of dyes. e Call Main 4724 Aluminum Ware at One Dollar Each Special values of ex- cellent quality and weight. 3-pt. Percolator 8-qt. Preserving Kettle ’ Double Rice 2-gt. Boiler @u[m m:n'fin (8. : 1215 F "ST. end 1212101218 G ST | | i l and wraps as will. do | 1216 F S§t. N.W. Store Closed Saturday During August of excellent suits, Space was scant enough ) —Now we have even less, for the builders have invaded our selling floors and cut off large portions with cardboard partitions. We ‘are meeting this exigency by reducing drastically a large number coats and wraps to $29.75. A Special Selling of Suits, Coats and Wraps atd '9.75! “Fallish” if not ac- tual new Fall models, for they are such suits service—look smart— for months to come. 288500 Embroidered Tricotine Suits, tan and nay 2—879.50 Tan Twill Cord Tailored Suits. 2—$69.50 Blouse Suits, tan tricotine. 2—$75.00 Checked Velour Panel Box Jackets, tan and brown. 5—$59.50 Novelty Sport Suits, checked skirts and silvertone jackets. 2—$50.00 Suede Cloth Top Coats— French blue. 4—S89.50 Elaborate Embroidered and Fringe Trimmed' Capes in twill cord and satin, navy, black and gray. 1—$98.50 Ostrich Color Duvetyn Blouse Wrap, fringe trimmed. | Cape. The Impressive Facts About Our Annual Summer Sale of Furs 1) Furs are lower in price than they h‘a\'e been for yeBtS™md lower now than they will be later. (2) The pelts in the exquisite new furs now being shown are the very pick of the season’s catch. The workmanship is that which goes with un- hurried skill. The styles are all authentic—the models that have been adjudged correct for 1921 and 1922. We will arrange deferred payments and store gratis any purchase you make in the Summer Fur Sale until November 1. Jellef’s—Second Floor. 3) We are lucky and you are lucky that our buyer found in cn obscure nook the New York importer from whom we get those fine - 'Handmade Philippine Envelope Chemise and Nightgowns to Sell at - $295 Y More than a dozen attractive solid-emhroidery designs, some with handdrawn work. . The nightgowns are with or with- out sleeves. The chemises with built-up shoulders, round, square or “V” necks. The essence of _daintiness and practicability in underthings—and only $2.95. JellefPs—Main Floor wear have gone. pumps and oxfords that Stockings “I roll minc,.sb I don’t ge Sui 2—$62.50 Gray Tricotine Wraps. ;.s .75 5 1—8$69.50 Henna Color Tricolette | c%‘oals' SHOES SHOES - SHOES SHOES —that’s the way prices of our summer foot- Down, down, down, until the smartest of now in two great value groups at— 4 and 6= Surely your size in one or more of the styles. GOLD STRIPE Silk anyway”—well, then, buy GOLD STRIPE because they wear longer anyway. Plenty " of white and colors, too, at $2 and $2.75. bit that’s low Generalization is a | difficult ! styles are so when diverse, why you must read the fine print be- to “good” this sale is. know how 20—$65.00 Navy and Tan Poiret Twill nbroidered Suits. £69.50 Imported Checked Velour Sport 4-$7250 Navy and White Imported Black Checked Sport Suits. 5—855.00 Checked Velour Tuxedo Jacket Suits. 50 Black and White Checked Ve- lour Sport Suits. 4—$69.50 Embroidered Navy Tricotine Suits. Box jacket; pleated skirts. 15—$45.00 novelty checked top coats, full lined. 9—$4500 full-length motor and travel coats, silk lined, in heather mixtures. 4—855.00 Suede cloth cape, sor- rento and brown. 10—$69.50 Suedelex Cape Coats. cable itching. Sorrento brown and Pekin. 7—$69.50 Embroidered Navy Tricotine 5.00 Polo Top Coats, natural and brown. We Judged Rightly When We Bought Hundreds of Advance ~ Fall Dresses Sixty-five models were chosen from the new fall lines of several leading New York makers. The pur- chases were made in their New York showrooms a few weeks ago, and each of these makers has given us price concessions that permit us to offer th dresses to the women and misses of Washing 20% less than they were made to sell for. What are they like? Well, that's a long story. They are very, very different. The special sale prices are 825 represent a saving of $§5 to $10 on cvery d Jellefi’s—Second Floor. were up to $10 are ‘White colors. perfect, -for sellin, duction. Jelleff's—Main Floor. t garter runs and 1216 F St. N.W. Store Closed Saturday During August How Mfihy Pairs? Two, Three, Even More of These Fine 16-Button Milanese Silk Gloves Will Go to a Single Customer at $1.10 (2 Pairs for $2) That’s because they are quickly recognizable as $2.50 kind (which they are.) the $§225 and the fashionable The maker says they are im- but camouflage for his real reason tifs is only a them to us at a re- 1.10 a pair; 2 pairs for $2; or 3 for $3. Jelief’s—Main Floor.