Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1921, Page 4

4 For Auto or - * i » Outing Trip - Picnics and the Glad Couriree, gof Cups. and Napkins, Sani Spoons (2 s ), Paper Plates and Tablecloths, Par- affin Paper and Imbibing Straws. well supplied with our Pap The American Women —SAY THE FAMOUS SUPER ELECTRIC Washing Ma_chine 30—sends one you on free trial. WEBSTER ELECTRIC CO. - 719 9th St. N.W. Distributors Quality Plus Economy in LEATHER Can Be Found at Our Two Stores Capital Shoe Findings Co.: Unlon Shoe Findings Co. 637 F St. N.W. "Z19 M St. &.W. PERPETUAL - BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity Assets More Than $7,000,000 Surplus Nearing $800,000 ! herd of Hampshires, " | tiful pacer, also on hand. finished sec- Bottled In Washington, D. C., by SAS-O BOTTLING CO., Phone_Lincoln 1212. 1522 Pa. Ave. S.E. My’ advertisement may Ve copied, but not my work PLATE SPECIALIST RoorLessAncior Bar SATISFACTION GUARANTEED PLATES—$15 PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS RY_CONDU ANESTHESIA Removable Bridzework inscrted Without Grinding Your Teeth. ............. $1.50 DR. LEHMAN 53255, 0 307 7th St. N. W,, Opp. Saks’ _Open Evenings—Closed on Sundays. Are You Suffering Pain? Sloan’s Liniment brings quick relief to all external whesand pains by renewing wirculation in the painful Vm. scattering congestion. ‘'ou will find it soothing and comforting. Sioan’s Liniment is not an experiment. 40 years ago it ‘was made purposely to fight and thousands use it pain with gratifying resulta. Plates Repaired | |ta*be seen. R m LARGE ATTENDANCE AT ROCLLE FAR fiden’s Day Opens Annual Meeting—Exhibits Greater Than in _Former-Years. Special Dispateh to The Star. . ROCKVILLE, Md., August 23— “Children’s’day” marked the opening of the sixty-elghth annual-exhibition of the Montgomery County Agricul- tural Society, which began here to- day to continue four days, and a very large number of school children from the District of Columbia and Mont- gomery, Prince Georges -and other nearby counties made merry through- out the day as guests of the associa- tion. The Maryland state department - of health has an Intcresting exhibit. It consists of six tents, with moving ple- manner of. health sugges rs are requested to bring d have them weighed and stand. and here- milksh from the richest milk in the county are soid at small cost. The proceeds go to the Montgomery County Tuberculosis Hospital fund. -, RS An exhibition‘of relics of the: civil war attracts much attention. It is'in charge of the Ridgely Brown Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, of this county. Janet Chapter, Daugh- lters of the Ameriean Revolution, of this county, also has an exhibit of his- torical treasures that have ‘heen prea served by people of the county. The new horticultural building just crected is sto th-an srray of | | products of the 8ol this section of the country, while in-the main exhibi- tion hall is the usual fine display of fancy work, homemade rugs and quilts, . works of art, culinary prod- ucts, preserves, canned goods;' jellies, igrowing plants. cut flowers and In; numerable other attractive exhibits. {'| i The Girls' Home Economics Clubs of !the cou of which Miss Catherine | i Cowsill is supegintendent, also has a splendid exhibit, and the-educational | {exhibit, of Which Mrs. Lewis W. Call lof.Garrett Park. chaigman of the‘ed-| ucational committee of the Montgom<1 |} ery County Federation of Women's Clubs, is in charge. is full of interest. | | The display of farm machinery and implements is larger than ever. In jthe automobile department are the newest types of various makes .of motor vehicles of all kinds, ‘and the | children's exkibit of vegetables, hand- liwork, works of art, poultry, etc, is well worth seeing. Fakirs in Evidence. The fakirs and sideshow artists are, of course. very much in evidence. Their tents are everywhere, and the shrill voices of the barkers inviting the credulous to “‘come across” ring out all over the grounds. The live stock exhibit is the finest ever seen at a Rockyille fair. Im- ported Percheron horses, some of them weighing more than a ton, from the farm of Trundle Brothers of this county; Holstein cattle from the fa- imous herd of the Diamond Brothers lof this county. that won high honors in the milk contest at the national dairy show, and Guernseys and Jer- | | seys of other herds with fine butter- fat records are some of the specimens Show Half-Ton Hogs. Many thoroughbred hogs are on ex- ‘1 hibition, including the Ravenrock belonging _to Murray & Murray of Chester, Va. Some of these porkers weigh half a ton. Numerous sheep are aiso being shown, and even goats o everal va- rieties are on hand. The famous racehorse Man o’ War is not _without representation .of his family, for his half-sister, : Canows Girl, by Fairplay, out of Nico, is at lthe fair, and the five-year-old filly will make her maiden start in one of | the races. Canowa Girl is owned by | Copeland of Bethesda, this coun- | ty. and 18 being trained by Mr. Adams, Mr. Adams also has.at the’ fair- the well known stake mare Light of Earle. To the trotter or pacer breaking the track record of 2.13%. made by Mysota a few years ago, the fair as- soclation will award a prize of $50. One of the trotters now at the track has a record of 2.06%, and a beau- ond in the Grand Circuit last year in a race paced in 2.04. Lew Dufour’s big carnival is oc-|] cupying the midway, and, with the poultry and live stock shows, will be electrically lighted during the even- ings. ¥ b Fine Poiiltry Exkibit. The poultry exhibit, admittedly the best seen at Rockville in many years, is attracting much attention. Turkeys, ducks, geese, chickens and pigeons of | all varieties are on exh n large numbers, and in this department | there is quite an array of rabbits, i gulnea pigs and even owls. The management has' providéd. a. varied and interesting program for tomorrow. The horse show will be held | ]iq the @orning. beginning at half-past | nine. This feature will conclude with {a parade around the race track of all ! horses and teams on exhibition. Good Racing Promised. Two harness races, two running events, one at four furlongs and re- peat and the other at six furlongs: mule race at half a mile and a five- mile motorcycle race compose the racing_program for tomorrow after- noon. The nru: race ‘wfll be called at E e entries for t events are as touo:u: eyimarmee :15, trot; purse, $400—H; Pe Henry Scott, Goldsboro, "{rofif:-' ner Maid, B.” P. Dougherty, Washing- ton, D. C.; Peter J. H., John F'. Javin: Silver Spring, Md.; Morgan Lea North Bell, Frank T. and Silent A: worthy, Willlam E. Miller, Washin 2:1%, pace; purse, $300—Gre ,gnrksfrew Walt, Ben .Yaoynefish::d ergola. . Miller, W Bergol: filler, Washin i Scott, Goldshoro, N. C.: Bell Pai Ho L. Davis, Monrovia. Mds Fasil Brook and Bubbler, R. Booth Eubank; Dunnsville, Va.; Bill' Giiford, R. V. Smith, Frederick, Md.: Barney Burns ;flflc-r" Baby, Henry Scott, Goldsboro, Eniries for the running ev ;::‘t' be announced untll‘noo;ntc'u;?rl! [ S — READY FOR CHILD TESTS." Development Experiments Will Be Carried Out in Ohlo. The National Child Health Cous - day selected the town of mn.fl:fi“::l I the county of Richland, Ohio, as tha lo- cation for its five-year experiment in the development of children. The Ohio communities were picked from eighty which sought the distinction ;:mfil;::":elfl)t‘ complying with the m of a typics e ypical American o B e o RO P g i “i'gf:@.:._g THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY. AUGUST 23, 1921 Washington—New York—Paris LANSBURGH & BROTI STORE NEWS for Wednesday, August 24, 1921 420-30 Seventh Street Northwest SELLING AND EXCELLING Some stores are content to sell merchandise. They believe they have fulfilled their . obligation to their customers - when they have bought merchandise - in quantities and sold it piece 'by piece. - But a store owes an obligation greater than that to its customers. Its duty is not so much to find cheap merchandise to sell, but to seek better merchandise to seHl at the, lowest possible price. This store wants to sell merchandise not only, but to excel ir. the merchan- dise it sells. IT'S A TOSS UP between Omar Khayyam and the Eighteenth Amendment. Why?. Wait and I'll render my ‘version. One of the new- Fall Frocks is lavishly trimmed with huge budches of grapes the color so ripe that one almost flies (in fan- cy) to Capri, Gregnana: or some Italian village where the wines are the life of the natives—but; I must. get back to more material mat- ters, such as the New Fall Frocks. * * * * . “GENIUS TO MADNESS IS CLOSELY ALLIEDY . _spoke an glden sage, but the <Xirisodern woman doesn’t think . so at all—especially when she observes the result of: one genius’ happy thought. It is an elastic waist line: to the new dresses. ~Simple enough when you know;how —all you do is adjust jt to accommodate your prefer- ence, long waistline or ghort. —then it fits differing sizes, - too. No madness abot it, but a liberal supply of ; < ness; 1 should say. k% * - Bobbed Hair? ..Well can! It is the sauciest'bit: observed in many a moon. You needn’t’” have your . “crowning. glory” barbered: at all—simply purchase.one: of these National Babs—iiot - a very dignified_title, but apropos, at that! Easytoad-: just and‘the effect is strik-- ingly chic—now get ready: . fgr a,surprise: The price-is only $9.95 and these becom- . _ing bits come in all natural colors and 'are charmingly’ curly. t POk 5 i) “LA DONNA E MOBILE,” sang the golden-voiced Ca- - ruso, in his inimitable rendi tion of the part in Rigoletto. True—women are fickle— but what would Fashion do if they were not? Ifiit weren’t for women who. Comb of old Spain? Spagnola owes za7OF, thi raven hair. I saw them to- ... day—copies of the Spanish’ most cherid}_;d o o Senorita’s hit of adornment, and i am not mistaken the pri¢ . - was only $3.19, and there: - i--were scores of different col~ ored stones gorgeous ‘as if: . they had been selected: by, .=, Carmen herself. S ;o P.S. .Please allow me thi privilege of shop}:ing wit you or for you. If tod’b ily engaged to make a sonal visit to the store, WHO WOULD THINK:: that you can actua]l{ ‘buy, ! . i of feminine; make-up I have half: ther charm to the correct angle .ornament in ‘her A Reminder: Fall Su its are on sale at 42.50 For More T/;hu Sixty Years—Lansburgh & Brother for Silks “The August Sale of Silks . <—keeps Value-wise, Women busy shopping for Newest Siiks’ for New Fall Clothes. The lowest prices in years make buying easy.- 36yinch Satin Duchesse and Chiffon 40-inch High-grade Satin Charmeuse— Taffeta—Black and navy in qualities bet- Heavy, mellow, lustrous and a width ter than for many years, because silk that-cuts to advantage in the making of weavers are back on the job running Suits, Frocks, Wraps, Skirts, Coats and true to form. That’s kindred uses. The Au- why: these superior silks $1 89 gust Silk Sale is respon- are priced, yard t e sible for its low price. $2.25 -36-inch Satin Messaline in Black and Colors—There is a current adage that 36inch Banner Brand Silk Tricolette —Tricolette comes out in force this fall, Nard b tei e 5 “the woman who wears black must wear GOOD BLACK or the effect is and one would think its increased vogue would send up the price. So it would jost.” This Satin Messaline meets the demand for good black and FIFTY ] A 1 under ordinary grcum- stances, but the Silk Sale $ 1. 69 FASHIONABLE COL- 1 3 8 $ o prices it at only, yard. .. ORS as well. Special Sale price, yard .. % Third Fieer—lansburgh & Brother Encore! New Fall Dresses! HEN we say: “Remainder of the Sale Frocks,” we do not mean it in the gen- erally accepted sense because our selec- tion of Frocks was so careful that one might think ‘we were choosing for notables. As a ‘matter of fact, that is exactly how we do choose for our friends, and these dresses of newest modes verify the statement. Black, mnavy and brown pre=- dominate, because Fashion has decreed that those colors must lead for Fall and early Winter. Lavishly trimmed in many different. arrangements, showing a predilection for showy beads, embroideries, pleats and- in- numerable touches that defy descrip- tion. : Long-line models for those who adhere to that effect; fuller styles for youthful figures— all showing what is NEW and showing to best advantage. We direct your special attention to the exceptional value that commends this sale above any similar occasion for many years. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother “History repeats stself ' —for example: 1,000 Seamless Sheets 22 Choice, $1 o 7 - Size 123 81x99 Calamity howlers said the good old days, when we could buy the necessi- ties at pricks “like mother nsed to'pay,” were ancient history and we should nevet know. thems again.. This sale of Good Quality Sheets, in your choice of four dimensions, made of heavy, round-thread sheeting—bleached—disproves the pessimists’ wail: These sheets are perfect in every way, have ample hems, well sewed—just like we used to get—only better for the price. i > Pirst Floer—Lansburgh & Brother i 8 RS Girls? Gingham School Dresses UALITY—Excellent 'ALUE—Exceptional THE MODELS are very girlish, be- coming—and suitable for school and PRICE—Special Well, mothers, how’s this for a help in getting the girls: teady for school? Our only regret is that we were not general wear. Many novel touches in able to procure more than 580 of these the way of collars, vestees, ets, ractical and pr dresses that stand belts, and the trimmings are well done— ° aundering better than any other wash- ' . trimmed with embroidery, others that is “to oany eol:;.Chqhe‘admo Snuggly, comfy, stylish sweaters with close rib stitch at waist line to set close to the figure—pretty and snug as can be. We want vou to see the becoming collar finished with a fluffy pompon and the long, well fitting sleeve. close at the hand by means of rib stitch. Colors include brown edged with white and plain American Beauty. Just the sweater for school and gen- eral wear, now that cooler days are due. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother R R Philippine Lingerie Nightgowns and Envelope Chemise at r Each, $2.79 | —HANDMADE THROUGHOUT! Hand seamed and hand embroidered in the most at- tractive designs—you know, Filipino women are known the world over for their skill in this class of needlework—and these gowns and envelope chemise are striking examples of their craft. The Nainsook is the fine silky quality, in keeping with the fine workmanship. Get them now—especially if you are thinking of a gift for young women | going away to school—what more acceptable? Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother b/ The Glow of Autumn in New Fall Hats at $5.00 Panne, Lyons Silk Velvet, Hatter’s Plush and Felts in the rich hues of early Autumn, or somber black for those who adhere to the idea that Black is always becoming to every one. g Every complexion, every type has beea considered in our preparation for Fall demand in Mitlinery at a reasonable price. We succeeded better than we had dared to hope, and the range of styles, colors, shapes and combinations is most convincing. Feathers, beads, ornaments, embroidery, seif ma- terials—arranged in so many ways that it 3\‘on!d re- quire more space than we command to describe, so we suggest that you pass judgment—iwve know you'll say: “Best hats available at the price.” _ Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother == EASY TO CLEAN, EASY TO BUY Armstrong’s Linoleum W ednesday Only, 8 c " Square Yard. ........ 9 It is remarkable how the designers have brought out patterns to resemble hardwood and tile effects —also the all-over designs which some home makers efer. This new lot in latest styles is the thick, flat- ying, waterproof, cork-filled kind, and it is perfect, cut ?rom new, full rolls—in fact, it is first quality. Bring measurements. Fourth Fjsor—Lamsburgh & Brother No garment of the season has created such a furor as Jumper Dresses The Bargain 6th creates a sen- sation by offering them at- - - $1.00 Utility is just as emphatic as the trig style, the easy-to-launder, and easy-to-put-on features of these frocks that will go right on in popu- larity until freezing weather com- pels their retreat—even then, women will wear them at home. This lot is better than former offerings because they are made of season’s excess lots of ixmle Linen and Linene used in higher-priced garments. Rose, copen, tan, navy and green with belts of self materials, or_leather. Sises 16 to 42, and as the lot is not large we nu::td‘ an early call, if you're in- Muslin N Well made and finished. * Excellent values. hee Batiste Bloomers—Of fine batiste, Ia - plain colors or . Envel Ch In pink and white, hemstitched or lace trimmed. ly high-grade white jean in sizes up to 44. ‘White Gabardine Wash Skirts—Waist- band measurements, 25 to 30. Millinery—Tail Hats and Tur- bans. Big values. S Knd‘:- prons—Of fine quality ging-