Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1921, Page 9

GeST SHOE RETAILERS WORLDS LAR! 729-31 7th N.W. Announces Greatest Shoe Values Ever Known " for Saturday Only 12 Special Little Men’s Dress Shoes $1.98 —both black and tan; sizes 8% to 2. 1= ME EVENING ITAR -WASHINGTON,- D 0., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1921.. TR JON CONSTAS | ON TOUROF IOURY ll| Associate Surgeon, G. ' U. Hospital, Going Abroad to Study Immigration. . —both black and tan; sizes 9 to 13%. b Boys’ Shoes Ladies’ New Fall Pumps and Oxfords Season’s very latest creation. Special— Gun Metal Shoes, both English and Blucher $3.90 $4.90 Boys’ Scout Shoes § $18 styles. All sizes. Special.. s 1,000 Pairs Misses’ and Men’s Shoes 16 different styles to select .from—both tan All leathersand sizes, in black and tan. Special Sz .98 Ch_xldren s School Shoes 33 .90 and black. Special Hem.ltltchmg, Buttom Cwered Plllhng, Et TRY IRST 1219-1221 G Street NW Store Hours, 8:30 to 6—Saturday, 8:30 to 3 Saturday Last Day of Sworzyn’s Final Clearance of DR. JOHN CONSTAS. Dr. John Constas, associate surgeon of Georgetown University Hospital, known as a writer on medical and im- migration subjects, and prominent among' the Greek population of this city, will sail tomorrow for Europe, where he will study immigration problems and will assist in reorgan- izing the hospitals in Greece. He expects to visit Italy, Egypt, Turkey and France, as well as Greece, and his_trip wiil consume at least two and one-half months. ~ Dr. Constas has been a resident of the District for more than_ twenty years and has been a naturaliled citi- zen eighteen years, during which time he has been active in sociological and charity work in this city. During the past few years he has taken more than ordinary interest in the question of Americanization, and in the past two months has discussed plans of Americanization with President Hard- ing and Secretary of Labor Davis’ Will Report to Secretary Davis. His observations regarding immi- gration will be reported to Secretary Davis and in order that every courtesy may be shown him Secretary Davis furnished Dr. Constas with letters of credential. During his last talk with President Harding Dr. Constas sug- gested among other things, in line with promoting the Americanization movement, the appointment of a cer- tain number of foreign-born Americans to public offices. It is known that this suggestion made an impression_on the President and it is expected that before the year is ended such appoint- ments will have been made. Dr. Constas has represented this country and the Greek government at a number of international medical congresses and before coming to this country twenty-four years ago he served with the British army in the Sudan expedition in Afr! AH Summer Merchandise } Open Saturday until 3 P. M. This is the last Saturday of Early Closing. Be Sure and Get Your Share of These Values. Closed All Day Monday (Labor Day). . it Miad g Drassas s TN W0 S ‘White, with colored, and some all Blue; skirt buttons to middy underneath. Paul Jones and “Nayvee” Middies..............c.0on.. $1.35 Including All-White and Colored. $4.39 and $5.95 Middy Dresses. ..................... $3.65 All-White, White with Blue trim and solid colors. $3.95 White “N-yvee Middies................ eee....$2.85 B avy Blue Wool Collar and Cuffs. $2.50 Anchor Middies. Wool Collar and Bands in R “Paul Jones” Two-in-One Middies. All-White. Regular $3. Boys® $4.50 and $6.00 “Paul Jones” Middy Suits. ... .. $2.98 ‘White, with Blue Collar and Cuffs; emblem on sleeve; fast colors. Boys’ $5.00 “Paul Jones” Middy Swits............ ....84.28 All-White; extrs fine quality. < Boys’ Sailor Tais... ... ..cccoreoocecoosoocnaoonsess 95¢c E In White and Blue. 98c and $1.25 Middy and Windsor Ti White Duck Sailor Hats $2.50 White Pleated Middy Skirts.... Women’s $2.50 and $2.95 White Silk Hosiery...... Fine quality; full fashioned. Women’s White Lisle Hosie: Good quality in White only. Women’s $4.00 Pure Silk White Hosiery.............. $3. Van Raalte, Kayser and Mohawk makes. AN silk and full fashioned. Women’s Weldrest Chiffon Lisle Hosiery............... Excellent quality in White only. Children’s 49¢ and 59c White Socks................. ... ‘With fancy tops. 3 Palrs for $1.00. Children’s 50c Ribbed Roll Top Socks........ ‘White only. $ Pairs for $1.00. Children’s $1.50 Fancy Silk Socks.............c.ceuen Many colors to select from. Children’s 39¢ Buster Brown Hosiery In White only. 4 pairs for Men's Menito Lisle Hose. 2 Men’s Monito Silk Hose. $2.35 and $2.45 Glove Silk Ves $3.28 Glove Silk Bloomers. ... $5.00 and $5.50 Glove Silk T $6.50 Glove Silk Union Suits. $3.25 Glove Silk Bloomers. . $3.50 Glove Silk Bloomers. $3.95 Glove Silk Bloome: $2.48, Silke Camisoles. 45c and 50c Brassieres. $1.50 Adjustable Brassieres. $2.50 Adjustable Brassieres Bias Seam ’I‘-p-, i- 6-yard pieces. k, White and colors; good qualizy. > Trimming Bnil, h 3-yard pieces..............iiia... 14c Scalloped cmbrola-ua edge 1n colors. Rick-Rack Braid, 12 yards..*.............c0iiineannn. 12¢ ‘White and colors. , Kleinert’s Dress Shields..No. 2, 28¢; No. 3, 30c; No. 4, 39c Bpacial “SMiabds: 3y i s R S e e 15c ‘White ‘only, 'tn’ stzes 2, 3 'and 4. B-Inch Moire and Plain Taffeta Ribbons, yard........ «...35¢ Many colors; good quality. 3 Gingham and Orlt--dy Vasts. . o o e ceacae o 79¢ 8 ham trimmings, coliars aitachea.’ Final Clearance of All Women’s Low Shoes.......... Including Whlt;’hoxlurdl and Pumps, Blul and Pv:;m B Oxtords Taf anad White Gzfords, Gr.ny Suede, 1-strap D Clearance of Cotton Duu ............ 28c Bilk Bisipe apd Plain Crepe Volles, n Devonsire Cioth, Smock mck Golden Cloth, Plain and Checked Ging- hama | astte, Plain and Fancy Volles and Printed $1.49 NoaKrush rash Linon, yard............ocoocose ...$1.29 yard oroughly shrunk, all pure linen, fn’ ail’ colors’ $2.98 “Illé“B":.no!h‘ Psl::.‘.&mh"" $2.98 White Sun Chin Spwrh Skini-., yard. 98¢ All-Silk Pon, Always remove the skins before serving tomatoes. Pour on scalfing water for a secomd or two.~ Tomato Surprise If you make Tomato - Surprise with any other Mayonnaise youll never knaw how won- derful . Tomato Surprise can be. AGS - I——|d——lo/c—— i TO~NIGHT Tomorrow Alright (a vegetable sperient) taken at night will heip keep you well, by aa::—::lmEmE—:m CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. ‘Wanderiusters have arranged l. twu-duy trln to Bull Run mmmulnl Va., leaving Union station Sun am. Those who cannot ? days may join the party by Union station Mon at_7:30 a.m. The ltll'!ln‘ polnt ‘will be Broad run, tead of orofare, &8 announ: 1or two leaving ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. 2 Dr. Simon will greet the members of Washington Hebrew Congregation at the resuming of regular service at the Eighth Strest Temple at o'cloc Mrs. Ellis Marednb wfll glve a read- ing before Business Women's Council, at 7:30, Church of the Covenant. Marcus Garvey, [0 I a I o] I a it a gy 1 o] : 0 o] ( dresses.: of Uniyersal Negro Improvement As- sociation, will lnelk at 7:30 at the Cadets’ Armory, O street near 7th, Amitie Club’s memMrath commit- tee lnfl board of directors will meet at' K. n C. m, 608 E street. The Craftsman Club, Veterans' Bu- reau, will meet at 7:30 at the Gavel Club rooms, 1317-19 New York ave- nue; there will be music and moving vlmml. Masonic club members in- vited. East Hyattsville (fltlunu Associa- tion will meet at 8 o'clock at the schoolhouse. Robert Wells will speak on the sanitary law. All welcome. ASSIGNED TO:ANNAPOLIS. Commander Guy K. Calhoun, at the navy yard, Philadeiphia, has been assigned to duty at the Annapolis nrnaldent general | Naval Academy. JE Cunmngbam &Ce IR PREMIUMS ABOVE LOSSES Lewis A. Grifith -Makes Annual D. C. Insurance Report. Ins\lrlnco premiums 'paid by the people of Washington during the cal- endar yedr 1920 greatly exceeded losses the companies were called upon to meet, according to'the annual report of Lowis A. Grifiith, superin- tendent wf insurance, Premiums .of life, fire, marine and miscellaneous insurance amounted to $14,225,097.85, while losses aggregat- ed only $4,733,546.11. , Fire insurance was the least profit- able of all. Washingtonians paid $1.- 860,474.07 in fire insurance premiums and recefved- $424,310.19, for damage sustained. Supt. Griffith pointed out, however, that the ratio of losses to premiums on fire insurance was less than during the calendag year 1919. 316 7th St. N:W. MATERIALS INCLUDE: CANON CREPE, TRICOTINE, SATIN CREPE METEOR CREPE, POIRET TWILLS CREPE SATIN, ARRO CREPE Time after time has this store with its gigantic buying power been able. to present most wonderful offerings, but we say emphatlcally that from a viewpoint of style, quality and low price this is the greatest of them all. Let nothing keep you away from this sale. Posxtlvely you wnll marvel at s . ofiermg nght at the beginning of the Fa.ll season. - IMPORTANT (Please Note) | Please do net ask us to alter any of these. dresses ‘even if paid for—as our limited alteration force cannot properly handle so many GEORGETTE 2 H on the sale. FIRE TO BE PROBED. Navy Board Appointed to Investi- gate Bockaway Loss, A naval board of investigation has been appointed by Secrstary of the Navy Denby to investigate the cause of the. destruction by fire of the nava) blimp H-1, the kite balloon A. P. and the hangar at Rockawar, L. L, yes- terday. The Secretary said the hoard would make its. investigation on the deld. MAJ. HARTMAN RELIEVED. Maj. Charles D. Hartman, Quarter- master Corps, has been relieved from duty with the graves registration service in France and ordered to this city for duty in the office of the quartermaster general, War Depart- ment. Master Dress Sale NONE SOLD TO DEALERS . Indeed, so lew is the price teinorrow that mény dealers will want te ta.kc advantage of the sale, therefore we must put this restriction SALE STARTS TOMORROW AT 9:15° J—EIEEIIEE_EC:—-—:IB@EE _E—@Ewa '\ WILL FILED FOR PROBATE. After bequeathing 4ll ~f her jewelry to her mother, Mrs. E. Mansfield, and the sum of $100 in United States certificates to Rozenia Lee, Mrs. Ber- tha Andrews, wife of Ross P. An- drews, who died Wednesday, leaves the residue of her estate to her moth- er and husband, to be divided equally, according to her will filed for probate yesterday. Mrs. Maasfield is named as executrix. CASTORIA For Infants and Children InUse For Over 30 Years Alvlnmbelu m m m a fll o] III a fl| a m o] ~ = = == O = = = I I e I e O O e I N e N e D e O ) I N N n = h ag'igantic /‘fi CURTEEE - Bds s S e e T Y PRI s