Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1921, Page 19

736-738 Seventh St., Corner H St. ' ‘ “O‘ur Big Show)ving of ~ Fall Dresses -—and the superior facilities which— —give us advantage in their selling— In Sigmund’s service you enjoy the fruits of our own manufactory—located.in the heart of the market—New York city—where fash- ion is born—and its best prototypes have pitheir origin. To you comes the advantage of our wholesaling at retail. The great save ing that is reflected in the superior values which we are able to assemble in each of our established grades. ‘ Styles that are new—ctyleaAthat are smart —styles that are conservative. The best that’s produced ip the market— sold on our own basis of cost—a basis’ that - means much to you in saving and satisfaction. Featured—for Friday and Saturday—a Won- derful Showing of Tricotine, Serge, Crepe de Chine and Canton Crepe Dresses at— 145 $195 5245 $29:5 $39:5 e ar and extra sizes — plenty of the big sizes. Handsomely emrlff:ildered, ribbon and button and b_end tfimmed. Don’t miss the special price on Furs and Plushes—a very small deposit will reserve any selection. “Franklin 4-000" Have Us Serve You With Chestnut Farms Pasteurized Guernséy Milk EAR in mind that our Guernsey milk ~ contains a higher percentage of butter- fat and other food elements than ordi- nary milks - —is a SUPERIOR milk as regards flavor, color, purity and richness: Pasteurized Milk receives —is pasteurized and bottled double-capped “with the extra-sanitary HOOD caps, both pintg and quarts; Y : —has elicited unusual praise from those who have tried it. \ TRY it yourself. . the ’u'glxest official rating of the health .1 defpartment for the Drsstrict of Columbia Telephone us your ,milk order toclay and we shall start your service tomorrow—or ask for Guern'sey Milk at any of\our re? tail stores. Chestnut Farms Dairy GEO. M. QYSTER, Jr. HENRY N. BRAWNER, Jr. Phone Franklin 4000. 1114-1120 Connecticut Ave. || Club Breakfast OF SCHOOL OPENING Citizens Would Show Appre- ciation of Completion- of Building in Woodridge. - Celebration of the opening of the new school for the Woodridge-Langdon sec- tion was the center of discussion at last night's meeting of the Rhode Island Avenue Citizens’ Association, in the Sherwood Presbyterian Church. S. 8. Symonds, chairman of the schools committee, recelved from tHe floor of- ficlal suggestions that steps be taken to consider the advisability of conducting a dance or celebration as the initial public housewarming of the John Bur- roughs School. He said that, from all appearances, the school would be ready for occupancy. at the start of the school year, and that it seemed appropriate to celebrate the opening of its doors with some sort of a public display of ap- preciation for the improvement. Would Extend Bus Line.- A motion inviting the attention of the Washington Rapid Transit line, operat- ing green buses, to possibilities of mu- tual advantage in the extension of its lines out Rhode Island avenue into the Langdon section was disc on the floor and referred to the public utilitles committee of the assoclation for action. A motion that the District parks and parking department be requested to select and place guitable shade trees along both sides of Kearney street from 18th street to 20th street was adopted. It was pointed out that the entire north side of ¢his street was occupled at the present time and an- nouncement was made that houses were contracted and Improvements already inaugurated which would place southern side of the square Seek Marine Band Concerts. Marine Band concerts during the next summer may be one of the fea- tures of the community life, A reply fro a communication requesting such actlon said that consideration would be given to the community when the Marine Band schedule was made up during the late winter and early spring. A petition was presented requesting the removal of telegraph poles from the south side to the north side of Brentwood road east of South Dakota avenue. The association indorsed the request. Guy V. the chair. Hotel Hadleigh Collins, president, was in 16th and V Sts. N.W. Table d’Hote Dinner | and $10 Weekly Beautiful,’ Cool Dining Room and Loggia. Food and Service equal ; to any in the city. | 5. BavvHovsCo. “THE BUSY CORNER" -PENNAAVEAT 8 TH.ST. WIZARD SPECIALS For Friday | Wi2ARD WALL DUSTER —$1.75 size. Special @2ARD Special —$1.25 Quart Can. ' Special FLOOR is the NEW device for polish- ing floors which 'takes -all the hard work out - of keeping them in perfect -condition .all the time. s $400 Wizard Polisher - 85 Can Wizard Wax Dining Room | § , "THURSD. Honor to Eer. Pretty morial Assoclation. ‘The afternoon parade up Pennsyl- led by a detach- vania avenue, head ment of marines, attracted gemeral|has been assigned to ducy ot ag attention, and was reviewed by Adjt. | maval hospital, Sa Gen. P. C. Harris, acting for Gen. 2 DicealLalit Pershing. Very few along the line of march knew that a very much tanned man riding in the parade was E. Heitter of Florida, former rough rider with Roosevelt. In the evening the parade was Eiven over again, followed by formal exercies in the Sylvan Theater, south of the Monument. The Navy Department float won first prize, other prizes going as fol- Interior Department, second; Depart- ment of Commerce, fourth, and Treas- Isaac Gans presented a special prize to the Red ¢ Cross float. Gude Brothers won th first prize for non-government floats. Prizes were diatributed to the girls | who won awards at the recent carni- val of the association on the grounds oman’s National Foundation, Col. Hannis Taylor, who spoke of Roosevelt and his mother, made the, Among the prize win- ners were Miss Bertie Mae Rogers, iss Margaret Gorman, Mrs. Benjamin Beamer, Miss lows: Labor Department, third; ury Department, fifth. of the W presentation. Miss Beatrice Roy, M Lola D. Miss Sybil Almand, Miss Ire: wig, Miss Amelia Rosser, Mlx mand, Mrs. W. Coates, Miss Flo Cook, Miss Y, ‘SEPTEMBER PAGEANTS PAY, TRIBUTE TO ROOSEVELT’S MOTHER Georgia Memorial Association Also Takes Part in Parade in girls on beautifully deco- rated floats yesterday paid tribute to the mother of Theodore Roosevelt in two pageants presented under aus- pices of the Georgia Roosevelt Me- Carter, Miss Pearl Bailey, | | ith Morganston. Miss Margaret Rosser. Migs Myrtle White, Miss Mary O. Leson, Miss Hazel Davis, Miss Rosebud Al- 1. 'Denning. Miss Eva | Lucy dad, 'Miss Maxine de’ Silvia, Miss 1921, Katherine ‘Walters, ‘Miss Blizabsth Green, 88 erite - Mattingly, Miss Carolina Spencer and Miss Viola ‘Wavering. Mrs. James D. Longstreet was in general charge of the afternoon and evening. Margaret Hopkins ‘Worrell was in charge of the pageant. Melvin en acted 'as grand marshal. - . 3 The judges on floats included Com-! Exceptional fa- missioner Rudolph, Milton E. Alles, cilities for fun Charles W. Warden, Charles Ayre make happy the ‘Whipple and Mrs. John A. Logan. " “lt; lefsure ours. Phone for Cat North M“u" A Boarding and Day Beho.ol The Colonial School for Girls An 25¢ l|))eer Pound N. W. Burchell 1325 F St. NW. ASSIGNED TO HOSPITAL. Capt. Joseph A. Murphy, Naval Medical Corps, in the bureau of medi- Cine and surgery, Navy Department, SELLING OUT! 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