Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1921, Page 21

Ele———lcl =] =l ——— o ——] Sept. Sale ™/ down, hidden, harmful grit; snatches up every vestige of clinging litter; swallows all the surface dirt. Straightens crushed nap, revives | colorings, and is ed to prolong the life of all rugs and carpets, including finest orien- tals. The largest selling electric clean- er in the world. We'll gladly call at your house and demonstrate. Terms, if you like. . D, ©, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1%L Terms to Suit Arthur Jordan Piano Co. G Street at 13th Special! fl Marri i riage Licenses. Marriage licenses bave been issued to the following: Carroll Rdwin Hantsmon of Alerandria, Va. and Mabel A. Berry of this eit. Carl H. Guder of Dravosburg, Pa., and Hazel A. Conrad of Lynn, Pa. ; Horace G, Seward and Emma A, Powell, both of Haltimore, Md. James H. Moore of 8t. Lonis, Mo., Katherine E. Pollard of this city. Jn_mel Joseph Little and Apnle Laura Bnttca. |, Rchard Bagby Ora nd Mau Estell ‘l‘hnmulnn.fllxlh :t Je e and rge . an John H. Briges and Genle Frederick 13 Mills and Car nk K. Cogawell and Co r. H rd Hamden Jacob and Annie Belle Bernard L. MeGarvey and Elizabeth J. Ba Jullan Di “Wite Willlama and Hosle i Lynn Gatewood Siser and Madeleine Claire Iwin Clarence Thompson and Julla A. King- T omanski and Katherine 1. o and Ginsepp'na_ Abbata. nd Elizabeth Wykham, both COURSE IN JOURNALISM. Research University Also Adds || Other Work to Curriculum. Research Unlversity, thr:;l‘h Presi- dent Rapeer, announced today that a new course in journalism would be added to the curriculum this fail, the cluss to receive instruction along lii»s calcu- lated to teach writing and editing news stories. B. M. McKelway will teach the class in news writing and Lee Som- ers will have a class in feature article - | construction. Other additions to the faculty an- nounced by President Rapeer are N. B. Fagin, who will teach four courses in short story writing and a claas in litera- . A. T. Renshaw, who will teach advanced English and rhetoric, and @uy | i Collins, who will instruct a class in the ||| rudiments of advertising. Th, rse of —now will save you nine dollars spent for repairs later. due to Inck of proper $3.50 PAINTS &0 You will receive all that you had expected of paint in HPC House Paint, which wraps its protect- ing coat around your cherished home, with pleasing effect, saving the surface—thus saving ail. Your paint problem answered just for the asking. Phcene care of the surface of rour home. “Bave the Burface.” Interior and Exterior Work. = X FERGUSON, INC. 2114 Sth S¢, Painting Department, Ph. N. 231328, Da I i | Charies P. Addaon, Columi'a Mackey and Gertrude Frye. Richard Willlams and Mary O. Humes, Jolunie Newell Holt and Maggie Montague. Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the Bealth departuient within the last tweaty- onr honrs: J. W. HUNT CO. v We Ship Anywhere 1215 H St. N.W. and Victoria B. o] i l“ Homer L. Kitt, Sec.-Treas. El———a]l———lolcolol—=lal—2|d { " Open All Day Saturday 7 pouncing Special Fur Bargains ) for! Today, Friday and Saturday » /000 PALAIS ROY. i her notch in order to P-K Holid: ials for picnicking and motor trips are mfiflsig ?}fle Pnfi;!dgg;oe:fled‘mm rd event. Favorable easily .prepar;ufyap;l::::x‘m; and economicai. You can get anything prices will be continued, however, until we are forced you will need right here. io pay more for skins—we do our own work, you know. k ed A Small Deposit reserves any of these or the many HSIIIO ams EXTRA SPECIAL 25 Handsomely Embroidered Velour Suits Compare with other $29.90 and $35.00 Suits Magnificently silk lined throughout: made of fine quality wool velour and modeled in the new and popular straight line styles, with narrow belts and tailored pockets. Entire bottom of coat (14 iaches deep) expensively silk embroidered and collar braided to match. $2.00 Extra S'ze White Taitored Waists, $1.35 Fine Corded Madras Where Your Dollars Connt Mast ,S Open 9:15 AM. Close 6 P.M. tailored stvles. with 720-22-24 7th S5t. N.W. high or low collars gie Rogers, boy and girl Gearge A. and N Felder, boy. dobn K. and e 1. Wiesner, girl. John W. and Cora E. Crampton, girl. k! £ a &l ary un, and Viola Dladen, boy. jr., and Ureula Baird, boy. Your choice of Morris “Supreme” or Wilson “Certified,” in popular lb., 33‘: 8 to 10 Ib. sizes. b o and Jannie Harvey, girl. Fred and Mary West. boy. ! Lernell and Ethel Taylor, girl. ice 1. and Margarct G. Thomas, girl othet big bargains. Hudson Seal Coats; extra| Near Seal Coats; extra fine, fine, 3/ length, skunk and 36 in. long; skunk beaver trim- 3275 collar and cuffs med.¢..--- Alaska Foxes, extra large— Near Seal Coats; extra fine, the kind you paid $50 to $110| 36 in. long; beaver collar and cuffs for ‘.?1 $45 FEAr.lecomemmencaoes Fur Chokers in every wanted color and $23.50 effecti- -« comemeacer Remodeling and Repairing at Summer Prices Author and Viela Cook, boy. Jumes and Kthel Turley, boy. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the henlth department within the last twen. | ty-four ours. Helen P. Tay] George Lawre: Crab Meat A shipment dircct to us— Fresh Chesapeake Bay Crab Meat Ib., 45¢ Fresh Fish Halibut (stesk) Blue Fish .... Rockfish . Trout .... Croakers . Meat Specials Legs of Lamb Breast of Veal ('o‘::‘l') Ib., 18¢c * Veal Chops ('"",,3') Ib., 35¢ Veal Chops (shoulder) | 25¢ Chuck Roast Prime Rib Roast....Ib,35¢c Breakfast Bacon....lb., 40c (machine sliced) Butterfish .. Fresh Eggs Flounders .. Damsons for pretervine) 4 1h, basket best cane granulated 10 Ibs., 66c the result of blending especially P-K Cofiee selected beans and roasting memlb,’ 25c fresh every day Store Hours: 5 Gallatin t. 204 Good Hope road Leo A Mazaulio, William Callan, University Johu R. Cliftord Eva L. Lo Johin Wedg John H. Ro Stone Marten Chokers from $15 up to the largest and finest at Sth at. we. eorge Washington | owpital. V. & 0, 609 M st rgency Hospital. " st . 1120 Union et 4 months, Children's months, 1604 13th st. _— FOUND DYING IN ROAD. Officer * Jeffries of Belair, Md., Rushed to Hospital Here. ' ryland state policema John Jeffries of Belai: Raincoats ving beside his w notor n ar Laurel shortly before noon s 65 . d rushed to Casualty Hospital Evaporated Milk Women’s ““White House™ Can, 1lc, 5 for 50c Corn Flakes “Premier” Package, 10c MANUFACTURERS 3 Packages, 25¢c thought ' A to by diwas i 829 Fourteenth Street N.W. | Phone Main 2089 | I WILL JOIN THE KAY OWN-A-DIAMOND THRIFT CLUB AND SAVE MY MONEY . of Throwing It on Valueless Trifles Lkt this be your resolu- timf now. Young man— voupg woman—this is no t to waste money. 'E YOUR MONEY r DIAMOND SAV- . The police- by a description telephoned to Sergt. Montgillion of the Laurel state police station. The marine ho brought the policeman to gton said the po- liceman passed him on his machine about three miles the other side of Laurel. The policeman was going twenty-five miles an hour. ed up he was unconscious, 8 at Casualty do not be- N\ v 111 recover. Sergt. MontgNlion was notifled to ome to | i | W Repaired $2 SEABRIDGE JEWELRY CO. 724 9th St. N.W. Charge Accounts to Responsible Parties A Cost You Noihing to Get Our Estimate.” Phone or write us and we'll be glad, indeed, to_send our estimater, who will give You 3 { reasonable price on any Palnting, Paper- hanging or Interior Decorating that you may want. HARRY W. TAYLOR CO., Inc. 2333 18th St. N.W. Phope Col. 1077 “It Will weaves and pretty colors. A wonderful value for...... 2 Boys’ and Girls’ Sweaters Coat Sweaters, made with convert- 94(: ible collars and hip pockets; medium and heavy weight for school and fail wear. 26 to 34 size. N\ § \ . \ \ . N\ \ \ \ \ N . \ \ § N . . \ \ New Fall Suits, of good quality cloth, in pretty colors and patterns. 7 to 17 years. It shows the progress of investment In our company If you have $24 or $240 or more, write us for information about our 12% participating units. You may then decide to transfer your funds to our plan. STOCK EXCHANGE SECURITY CORPORATION “SESCO" 1] 3230 Bond Building—1400 New York Ave. Washington, D. C. Main 1079 High-class Representation Wanted es which are specially ed to induce you to ° our Thrift Club Cuticura Soap Will Help You lear Your Skin ,Qintment Tuleum, f2c_ exeeywhess. Seppiles Z. =old mounting. ¢ial Thrift Club price, 29 ! Beautiful Diamond Plue white gem, set in fst 1S-knrat white gold, j-engraved mounting; {ge blossem pattern. All Day - Saturday % diamond expert to reset your old diamond rings in mew mountings that make the atomes look twice as Iarge and brilliant. gentlemen’s Ladies’ 18-karat white gold, basket mounting, set with beautiful blue white diamond; a wonderful value. Special Thrift Club price, Ladies’ and Rings—7 dismonds, set in a cluster—have the appearamce of a 3-KKARAT solitaire. Special Thrift Club price, Wash Goods White Goods Values to $1.00 Yard A final clean-up of all odd lengths of fine, fancy and plain voiles, organdies and white goods, 40 to 45 inches wide, that sold up to $1.00 the ard. Lengths of 2 to 5 yards. lenty for waists, children's and women's dresses. Light and dark colors. Extra Fiue ~karat 1 ‘White nhmo-‘".‘ le(“ll ‘I:; style, 14 or 18 karat gold mouating of yeur own sciec- 3 pecial Thrite Club aale. ot TOWELS the twilled kind that lOC 25c HEAVY WHITE firm quality, double 1Sc TWILLED DISH Good Heavy Quality Crash Dish Towels— i wears so well. All hemmed ready for use. OUTING An exceptionally 'Y fleece, all-white outi l 4C children’s 2 for nightgowns an wear. 25c YARD-WIDE ‘BLEACHED MUSLIN Fine, closely 8 Yarda, en Bleached o s $1.00 bric finish; full 36 inches wide and free from filling. %00 Fine, sheer, closely %, D2 W Samples and Surplus Stocks $ 5 Worth to $29.98 = ress e A wonderfully handsome lot of high-class Dresses, consisting of silk crepes. satins S L georgettes, taffetas and wool serge and tricotines in black, navy, taupe, brown, etc. A really bewildering array to select from. some having fashionable astrakhan trimmings, some- fagotted hemstitching, others richly embroidered and braided as well as beaded models. Sizes 14 to 44 in lot. Special Values in Our Suit Department Jersey Silk | - Serge | $25 Lace | $5.98 Plaid S.ilk Tricolette Jumper | Parly Skirts Petticoats *| Blouses Dresses | Dresses [ 137 Q4c | $350 STH $3.99 Seconds ‘ } . to o Extra Size( 32 ) & Regular Size $1.50 Porch Dresses Easily-slipped-in Buttoned-down-the-front One-piece Dresses of good quality ginghams in dark and light color- 4l ings. Made with contrasting color collar and cuffs and c i\ attached belts. Sizes for everybody—from 16 to 52. . . . Silk Hosiery, 1 to 15 Off Former Prices Ladies’ Silk $2.49 Ladies’ Full- Ladies’ Silk Hose, 69¢ Fashioned Silk Hose, Hose, 33c $1.50 value, black, cor- $1.79 Odds and ends of sec- dovan and white; seamed Black only. good heavy | onds, worth to $1.00: in £ back and fashioned ankle. | silk and garter top. lace and sport effects. : . Everybody Is Asking for Sweaters We Are Showing the Best of Values and Prettiest Styles for Women, Children, Tots and Infants $5.98 Women’s Sweaters $3.00 Girls’ Sweaters ‘rm':‘rmt-lng:le:fi’:nao {‘lo-_ Showroom surplus stocks i of Girls' Wool Sweaters, in D-over and belted —| T pockets Made in fancy effect: Every wanted light and dark color in lot. $1.50 Babies’ Sweater ’ Extra-Size Women's _Coats ) Sweaters | C“:glht ribbed Sm;:e; :2‘\5:‘!‘; weave, tux- s. Samples edo styles, with plaited gir- worth to $1.75. dle belts. 25¢ Boys’ Heavy Ribbed Stockings Boys’ Two-Pants Cloth Suits x . Wide Ribbed 10%4 sizes. Seconds. 1,000 Brand-New FALL HATS Cream of New York’s Handsomest Styles . / . Than Others’ Prices This Is a Sweeping Claim to Make, But We Are Prepared to Back it Up With Proofs Hats From $1.40 to $15.40 That Would Sell Elsewhere From $2 to $25 25c 36-INCH YERCALE> To be sure. these 1 et et 123 standard count and in a good se- lection of designs and stripes. 25¢ FANCY PLAID GINGHAMS A kabl E ity tor cnitdrens 1 5C school dresses and women’s street and house dresses. Included are a lot of neat stripes; _all fast colors. 38-INCH 35¢ CHECK VOILE and small figures. Note the width, 38 inches, at 10c the yard. 7 $2.25 CROCHET ° BEDSPREADS Full bed size, firmly woven $ Crochet Bed- 1.39 spreads with hemmed ends, in a | variety of designs. 185 35c 42x36-INCH PILLOWCASES Fine quality cam- bric-finished muslin 90 used in the pillowcases. ¥ 42x36 and finished with 3-inch hem. Limit, 6 to a customer.