Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1921, Page 9

¥ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 12, 1921, ; ; 9 ‘Society (MY NELS.FRY : ST NUI NAT'UNAIJZED 4 They witnessed the motor boat races ‘ : for the Harmsworth gold cup. They | entertained. : are being constant Mr. ana Mvs_wara Brown were|Krassin, Soviet Trade Agent, among the passengers aboard the Zee- land, which sailed rom New York| pouo of Outside Chances Washington—New York—Paris STORE NEWS for Tues day, September 13, 1921 420-30 Seventh Street Northwest Saturday for England and Holland. e —ea— A Sale of Autumn Silks Very Reasonably Priced g ,EMEMBER, please, that all of these silks are new, _t' Ormal Fa ll / and every desirable weave and color is represented. Plenty of fashionable black, navy and seal. Also that 3 i the qualities are “L. & B. high” in spite of the seeming low Open lng prices. Two immense groups:— Mr. H. Hazen ilson of 4004 Georgia ! . - avenue northwest is in the e | for Russian Business. Ridge mountains recuperating from an illness lasting for three months. By the Associated Press. i e emghe | MOSCOW Septemb an U(DSTRY00) oo s o atthews, | who | Leonid Krassin. soviet trade represen- Spent the summer in Europe, have | tative. today told the Associated Press P aed to their apartment at Flor- | that the Westinghouse Electric fac- CHcRCourt- tory on the Volga river was the only can property t had not been Mrs. Bowma The Second Day of Qur wbert has returned | Ame Mr. Herman to Washington from a visit of three | nationalized by the S e weeks to ok city. at- : 23 4 5 skill moun d to Atlantic City. |ment. He said th eption was o {made in that case beca the man- Miss Virginia King has returned t0 {3gers did not abandon the factory, her home on Q street. after spending | ¢ entered into an arrangement with six weeks with her uncle and aunt | the soviet government which amount- Mr. ana Mrs. B. Fitzgerald King, at|ed to virtually the same thing as na- Jacksonville, Fla. tionaligation. . === 2 Concessions are now being offered Miss Louise Videtto, who. with het |, “yanutacturers of other countries, . mether. Mrs. Belle Videtto of the 5 i 3 >, = SCASTS H i ed 2 e dish, has been visiting the ‘f"»;‘n L2 “ll:r‘"g“;’:';:Jlffff"ix};iz‘f‘::“‘: oot bR a1 e e ORECASTS a still more mt(-rht_(d at- ter's sister, Miss Ann Pearson. at heryp, He said that the soviet ntedlicol inch width 5 tendance than the initial showing of Virginiz hom s left for the W B Wekilngnouse proas wanted colors. inch width. % - eV Ito thelconceEn’ Heavy Tricolette—all Heavy Crepe de Chine New Apparel for Autumn and Win- M a Lt i soviet govern- || a > | wanted” colors. a. —40 inches. ¢ Th % e : 4 tHietol gueat ORI I ment af percen >n_production. Black Charmeuse— Satin Romaine—40 er. he reason—simply that cach depart- to Baltimore to bring them to Wash- No U. S. Rights Recognised. excellent quality. inches wide. ment contributing to the expositi as - ington. ~The program for Ulcit €n”| jie said the Miernational Harvester 36-inch Imperial Long- | —Fine Tub Shirtings— J Crepe-back Satin—the lini ) bii ; PO h." o :}:r;la:mv{l‘::.‘:’:z‘.;vf‘“iln Pl [ plant had mot exacdy been national- || cloth —The soft, . d;,?:‘?;: J satin stripe. i 40-inch width. passed in its assem bling of merchandise, any kames, theater Partic: wner and | ized. but that the soviet gov I finish that is so desiral 4 | Lingerie Radium—flesh ° Taffeta Glace —the former event of this character. O e e and ‘sighisecing .llmp not: recognize Amorican | lingerie, chlld‘:ns dmhei ‘ ARt hite finest, 40 inches. trips in and mear Washington. Mr. ship of the h : and many other personal in— secti s ; i3 De Voe and Mr. Statzer 1¢ £ Washing cL e house’l’mld s a“\;l-:l;,??tle Satin—flesh | infh-e:l\':idech.me“H The section devoted to Coats, Suits, ton Sunday & for Norfolk. B A Blue Ribbon SPE-]gc Chiffon. Taffeta—navy, Crepe Meteor—the 40- Dresses and Furs is a rendezvous of Fash- odman and daughter nverted into a factor cial, yard .......... sealNblacke inch width, ion. Not only the vast collection, but the L. Americ t E. SO ors. Bear in mind that this is only a Tuesday offer; so | willing cn property and [l if you're mtgresle‘d in get-* {even forei basis for nego- ! |iil| ting it for children’s fizifens i school clothes, now’s, C ! Experts Favored. § ! the time. Yard.... |, When asked if the soviet govern- |fillli 27-inch Wool Saxony | ment would give forme sreign own- l 1l f | ) 5 In fact, all through this well equipped For ng’l School and Co”ege Girls and store there is ample proof of our careful Youthfu] Women preparation for a season of the most allur- 1 ing styles shown for many r. A point Special | for special notice is one that every one con- Value at A siders—that of ecomomy—this is played up to its topmost degree. for we realize that F course they are smart style—it is an important : 1S the country has emerged from extravagance, O featuse, for every woman owes it to herself to | i bt Om extravagance, | and economy is a worthy trait. 5 be correctly dressed. Still, there are other con- | lto better and to 1 trade, Mrs. Fanni rs. Sig K. fman, have returned; sture of arms before % i T i monti's stay at Braddock | e C Linen-like Suitings—34 Black Duchess—hand- 4 e i refined elegance of e garment show Heights, Md i g Sl tac and 36 inches wide. Very L some quality. Every item maintains the L. & B. Silk 8 v garment s hown, Mrs. T. L. Engel has been spend- | ¢ e RS ==l fine, close weave, in the new Widths 32, 36 and 40 .inches. standard. has attracted women and misses of dis- i the p month at Braddock s also that the interests of {|lli plain colors and plenty of Sl e & Heights, M the 2 - Yol Life 1;|s(ur;uu;je x;,u- white. This is es- Third Floor—Lanshurzh & Brother g tas i any and the ional City Bank in 5 —_ . 2 - Russia were ded as the proper- p;f:,';“y vd“r:b“:ofg::)’gc \ The Shoe Store has much to show, too— Births Re rted. of the soviet government. How- chiidrens s sc 1 th .3 it - . e ‘ ik .r, he continued, while the soviet clothes. Yard...... { all the new ideas in Footwear, demonstrat- ollowing births have been reported to b > legalirig] i Louis L.and Maude i | purposes of negotiation, in an effort plaids, stripes and plain col- | Y - | { i overnment was ers of property in L preference { i Flannel—This is practically in lines for- 3 a wool fabric, although there tain interests is just enough cotton to keep it firm and render it more satisfactory in laun- dering. Excellent for5oc infants’ wear. Yard f forme; \ }It is our desire to get industri | cessions into the hands of men their bu 5 I Firat Floor siderations that appeal. Quality, comfort. variety and. We anticipate your attendance * x last—but by no means least—VALUE. Value is only | i irist e shall coion Hhe ok Hershey’s Milk Choco- another name for economy and that is why these | I " g L aRlg P late Bars—This wholesome frocks are proving the favorite for Fall. eget of serviny you to your ad- . vantage. Deaths Reported. i t;‘.‘;?;v‘v);m:ndn;ialzese‘;ser}(;fie?:; Business women also find them to their ! 2 E he eaith departme i i only at this special price liking, and the colors and general style | h 5 FOR D. C. iN IRISH DRIVE becausehfits pluta e are adaptable to all stages, from the school | Last Day of Our | s i ?}",ff;'"“’,?:i‘;‘s’_“ Q miss to the conservative woman who | E H Istephen O'Mara Will Explain 6 for ........ 25(,' e 0 e AR g De mo t - t 5 ! Need of Campaign at i Ll """P 4 Long line—of course—that is the outstanding fea- | ns ’ a lon 0 Al Meeting Here. §ugur-coated GRS ture today. Collars, cuffs and pocket finish of kid | s I s Hamia ; Crisp, fresh and d°'290 which lends a very striking note of the new. Another F h 1'/['ll : . ngton Axsium Hos N e s licious. Pound..... is the new basque and pleated skirt. Also two-piece renC _[ l lllel’y L st ne. * * e/ o7 - Autumn—browns in their richest of shades; bright red, blue, gray, heathers—in fact, Autumn’s colors that show to best advantage in this class of garment. = Pure Linen Huck Guest R - | Towels — Only 10 dozen. \umr \’i'x’,‘.—,y}.’:'ca:_l; Hemstitched ends; plain and middy style. Colors fairly teem with the spirit of | { | ment made by | fancy borders, with space for i Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Marriage Licenses > o president of | monogram. As a Tuesday . | the meeting last | special, the price is g8 Ucenses bave beea fatued. io, the | uis c H. Pearse Coun- Jower- - than “,“,1_590 n. - ard Miller and Virzinia Rutler 1 e lord mavor of Lim- Each .............. 2 2 ) moateTy. Bur. and: Who ] Pure Irish Linen Table omens rea 1l OCRINgS Fictor €. Tubbs and Grace § 2rs / vt et Damask—Very fine grade in v A Hedtlies I A EALE) > of the out- || several attractive patterns; Wiiiam ace negotiations be- | 72 infihes md‘e, N: only av: Black Full Fashioned aniel 8. R in and Ireland. * excellent quality, but a mos = George . ey b Bete oE Tt J; Bradley addressed unusual va(}ue$2 39 (A:c;;idov-n_ Reinforced st his the; for Tuesday ican— BEACH SEASON CLOSES. |mior ™ Ao Wash only. Yard... 740" Alumingm— Toes—Hoels—Tops i ilegislation giving the S ta ner Napki Fine quality, Winter Schedule Announced for | i Treasurs power to settlc the = satiny luster and a number preferredicolors St ey Chesapeake Beach Trains. | debted of foreign nations to the of beautiful designs for va- - = United States, and the matter was re- o is pri = ; 5 R H e =inter schedule ot trans to | Kngh SorihY o e T Sl et i peice EST you get the wrong impression of the word “irregular” as applied to these y o el (ot R tollos o e peame| Sy Mcra dizcushed HouRaioint, privilege: make Stockings, we must inform you that the manufacturer who favored us with ¢ 7 ! i;l.flf".',:-‘}{.'f the season at the esoEClTincaRH GounditNtolieniie Wednes- | the best of it $10 this lot never allows a mended stocking to enter what he calls “irregulars.” In B ISPLAYED on a living model who is \Under the new trains will | streets. Harry N 2 ast Capitol Blozenk Eore s his lexicon the word simply means a trifling rough spot in the weave, a catch in the : with us for the express purpose of cave the Dist . |’xlr,:.m»xv’r)!:t mrh;rr':.?nméf r;.r_ I;;-a,l;\‘e r‘,ranch of || S * spinning or something equally ’ummportant. d exhibiting these beautiful creations = > e £ s i reedom, at a ” e »” 3 > S trains” will leave the beach | meeting last night held in the T‘»‘f, Part-wool Blankets — When he says “seconds” then you can la?k f‘gr mended places or flaws that e R e e e e a am. and 2:30 p.m. On Sun- hical Temple, voted to lend its | 5 really do amount to something, but “irregulars” are nothing to impair looks 5 L ;li;? Jrains will lez the District pport to Ireland in whatever Size 66x80. A firm, even or wearing qualities. In fact these belong in a high-class range and if abso- designers intended. One feature of this oc- ! turning tra S D Re n the Irish leaders take in_their | weave and a soft, downy lutely perfect you couldn’t begin to buy them at $165. Note the colors—to D : 2 L L caveithe beachi 3¢ crences (iwith URvemter #iLioya finish, imparting warmth match Fall footwear. Note the strengthening features—also that the full casion is that we will copy your choice of 2 S;u;vinl fishing excursions will be Patrick Quinn and P. H. O'Dea both | without weight. Because ‘;ls fashioning runs all the way up into the the cotton top, making it elastic and these imported Hats, at prices far below fun to the heach on the next two |spoke on the features that a really Tuesday, we have made the shaped to fit. ST . Sundays. Fishing now is the hest of [ lasting peace treaty with Great Brit. price extra tempting. White First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother the figure you pay Tor the original. ain must contain. { and gray with i i firm binding. $4,99 P Hats on special display are from these Pair ........... For Tuesday Only : For Tuesday Only famous modistes : slp:"'gon;mow‘:\i? ] lankets — Size 70x80. - . o 2 . ’ . - J. Evelyne Varon, Marie Louise, e 5 oa Little Girls Girls’ Gingham T e e firm and durable. This grade et Cie, Maria Guy, J. Suzzanne 'f‘ao;to?—?ll)lf. :Iu‘tm;: l‘a‘;‘;“thi“;;: Sleeveless F r OCI".S SChOOl Dresses Talbot and Maison Lewis. | l::;;?.ncesscfciglll,$7.29 Pink Tan Plas Strifes When attending this exposition be sure i Piflé llS & M Blue c Green D ms A M ) ) to inspect our comprehensive assortment of rochet Spreads with Jaids any otyles ! beautiful Autumn Millinery at $10, $12.50 } . cut-out corners— Scalloped edge is neatly embroidered and $15. Washington SJaris Tt i e Seara ol Elascl e Sorailo S Ri R . CHARMING NEW DISPLAYS Misses’, Juniors’, Girls’ Department please—just like the big girls wear. These Frocks are made of season’s ends NARROW leather belts too, if you For Sport, Practical and Social Occasios H ] < n of and the designs are very A = 3 B '3 % These darling little frocks are of of Gingham that was used in dresses re- A Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother TO\\ n, School (‘r College HERE can be found ';‘::' :v:d :l‘:,m{l'flle‘ yh‘:‘:ng:d sturdy, easy-to-launder Chambray and are tailing at f to $7.50. When the summer H T = in models Individually Different, Correct Ap- styles at this made as_if mother’s own dressaakcr made work was done and these lengths remained, e e 4 Ap- Pt el $2 88 ey “Stzes'2 10 6exactly what girlies we snapped up the offer to take the lot at PAre s o% ae 1g est Order and Most Refined price ... - C need for kintergarten wear. merely the overhead cost. Sizes 6 to 14. Simplicity at Prices that are Moderate. Fourth Floor ¥ Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Misses’ and Juniors’ Suits, $45, $65, $78.50, $95, $118. Misses’ Coats, $22.50, $35, $52.50, $78.50, $95, $118. Misses’ Hats, $10.50, $12, $15, $18, $25. Misses’ Wool Dresses, $16.50, $22.50, $39.50, $49.50, $68.50,'$78.50, $85. I Misses' Afternoon Dresses, $29.50, $45, t- $58.50, $78.50, $85. ¢ I Misses’ Evening Dresses, $49.50, $55, $58.50, $78.50, $85. : Misses’ Skirts, $13.75, $16.50, $25, $35. - Sweaters, $5.75, $6.75, $7.50, $9. T A R TS T T f T T T T e T T I T T i The Bargain 6th Offers for Tuesday il A Sale of 3-Piece Jersey Suils S business women and women who like Tuxedo : i nd Easy-to-launder Blouses Collars £ W e have Specially Priced $ 300to sell at, each. . . ..... 1‘ 19 Brown Tan | .Blue and | Heather | Children’s Coats, $7.30, $13.50, $15 to N all regular sizes the three-piece model leads—two-piece models in extra sizes, so in this $39.50. 3 , lot of new Fall Suits the size range is all the way from 16 years to 50 bust measure, and DI seace colll it el b fll ey o Children’s Hats, $3.75, $5, $6.75, $9.50 | the three-piece model consists of jumper frOCk,and jaunty coat. ; wants a bit of style and neatness, too. These Blouses are to $13.50. e i s ! “ Neat patch pockets, narrow belt, and the coat is semi-fitting back, tailored into shape. all of that and more—they are unbeatable value. Children’s Wool Dresses, $8.75, $12.50. This is a most opportune offering, as these Suits are exactly what are wanted for early school Plain stripes, cross-Dars and novelties in tailored or trim- 815, $25. 3 2 st i days, whether you are going away to boarding school and college, or if you are a high-school med styles as you prefer. Laces used abundantly, cmbroidery Children’s Wash Dresses, $2.25, $3.75 i miss in'your own town. Don’t stop at that, for every teacher and business woman will find |j 1% fit}'lffl?‘;l:ag 2ome stricely B Al wlion Shete o S .25, o 2 . - - s W e n favor, the $5, $8.75 to $15. i %l;;se];. Glgts exactly what they need for service as well as style—to say nothing of their unusual f S latol iheti bayeshort lesves with wil tirn facl GifF Riding Habits, Middies, Hosiery il : 5 Biaia FisorTansburgh & Brothes Sizes 36 to 44. " Shop early and get your season’s supply at little cost. Bloomers, Underwear Second Fleor—Lansburgh & Brother