Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1921, Page 12

A = 1110 G St.N. W. £ Victrolas "="v«' Records ;gmmimmmmmnmmmlmmmn|||||m|m||||||n||||iu|||n||nnnn1| | SEPTEMBER PIANO SALE OUR PRICE REDUCTION Will Save You F rom 50 to *150 Pianos for Rent Uprights and Grands HUGO WORCH e ;?IllllllllllllllIIIIIIIllIIIIII||IIIIIIIIIIIlIlllIIIIII]IIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIllllllillllllllllllfi 00‘00000000000000000‘0000000000000000000000000000000“‘0000000’0000000000000)000000000000 P ATIONAL FURNITURE CO. F-REE With Every Purchase of $100 cr Mcre 42-Piece Set of Decorated * DINNERWARE Drop-Side Couch . Complete With Pad . . | $9 75 Can be conveniently converted a full size bed, complete into Zasy Credit Terms Easy Credit Terms 338888888888 80088383883880088888888888888888881 SETRILILILILLL888332888888883388888883088888888888 $8883 Consisting of Large Buffet with beautiful plate mirror, highly pol- ished Golden Oak Extension Ta- Drop-Side Crib/7; Strongly constructed|P} 1©® of metal, white enamel| 2% finish, drop side; in- ‘00 cluding spring. ¥7.95 | Easy Credit Terms Store Hours—8 A. M. to 6 P. M. THEN Pay a Eo_; Quality £ During “The National’s”’ Enlargement Sale Biggest Values RIGHT NOW — For Five Years Credit Terms N GOES TO STUDY MEXICO’S EXTERNAL OBLIGATIONS Thomas W. Lamont of J. P. Mor- gan & Co. Complies With Re- quest of Bankers’ Committee. NEW YORK, September 15.—Thomas W. Lamont of J. P. Morgan & Co., will leave for Mexico City the end of this month to discuss with Mexican gov- ernment officials the status of that country’s external obligations. - Mr. Lamont will make the trip at f the request of the international com- mittee of bankers on Mexico, of which he is acting chairman. The Mexican government extended an invitation to the committee some time ago. Accompanied by a secretarial staff and statistical assistants, Mr. La- mont will recelve suggestions of the Mexican government and report back to_the committee. ‘The commiVtee represents British, French, Swiss, Dutch and Belgian in- terests. It was reported on the street that the state department was cOg- nizant of Mr. Lamont’'s proposed visit and the governments of the various foreign interests involved had given hearty encouragement. The external debt of the Mexican government has been roughly esti- mated at $200,000,000. This is ex- clusive of accrued interest, long in default, amounting to about $40,000,- 000 additional. England is said to be Mexico’s largest creditor, with France probably ranking second. Germany also had large sums in- vested in Mexican external obliga- tions. That country will not be directly represented in the coming discussions, however, because the international committee was organ- ized two years ago, when most of its members still were at war with her. —_— Of the total number of 1,277 char- acters in Shakespeare's plays, 167 are i females. Little g Easy Furniture BULLETS AWAIT ROBBER. | MOORISH TRIBESMEN Winchester Residents Arm Them- selves to Protect Homes, Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. . ‘WINCHESTER, Va., September 15.— Many local residents have armed themselves with shotguns and re- volvers in order to protect their homes at night, as a result of a dogzen or more robberies committed during the last few nights. Window screens have been removed and locks placed on the windows as a protection. Police au- thorities believe the robberies have been committed by one man, and & certain Individual, it was said, is be- ing “shadowed” by plain clothes of- ficers, with the prospect of an arrest being made almost any time. The thief apparently sought only meney, as in a number of houses he had am- ple opportunity to get Jjewelry and silverware. Homes broken into thus far reported to the police include those of Walter H. Bosserman, Dr. J. A. Richard, Roland T. BEryarly, Charles M. Ebert, G. O. Snapp, Rich- ard E. Griffith, Harry Chrismore. Hunter Brown, Card Deliaven and Leanard Sirbaugh. Several persons are understood to have told the pclice they believed they could identity t%e robber. WILL SFLL OVERALL PLANT. Special Dispatch to The Star. LYNCHBURG, Va., September 15.— The plant and equipment and other assets of the Jobbers' Overall Com- |’ pany, which failed here last winter, will be sold October 14 by the bank- ruptcy trustee, application for an or- der to sell having met no opposition before {he referee in bankruptcy. The sale will include a fireproof, modern plant which covers nearly two full city blocks, machinery and equip- ment, trademarks, 25,000 shares of stock of the Blue Buckle Mills, Rock Hill, S. C.. and some stock. Week RESIST SPAIN’S ADVANCE By the Associated Press. MADRID, September 15.—Moorish tribesmen, who have 'been fighting against Spanish outposts near Melilla, Morocco, are offering resistance to the advance of Spanish columns, which, on Monday, began an offensive southwest of that city. This information was made public shortly after midnight this morning in an official statement, which pdded that Moorish cannon at Gourougou bombarded the suburbs of Melilla I yesterday. UNSwe £ TENED YApQRATE? 6000006060000 0660600666666666000666666666604 807 7th St. and 633-635 H St. N.W. F-R-EE With Every Purchase of $100 or More 26-Piece Set of Wm. A. Rogers SILVERWARE Golden Oak Chiffrobe Plenty of drawer and cup- board space for hanging clothes. 1 $19.50 Easy Credit Terms ey T LA IS E Golden Oak Dining Room Suite $40.75 See This New Suite in JacQBem Oak | From the period of Queen Anne. It comprises large Buffet with Mirror, large China Cabinet with grilled panels, Ex- tension Table and Inclosed Serving Table.. Specially priced for the Enlarge- ment Sale at Consists of three pieces as pictured—Long Settee, Armchair and "Arm Rocker, in Maho; Finish, _;overed “l”nlh ex;e'l::t quality Tapestry Velour, g Seat construction, and inc‘iflu pillows. Make your own comparisons of this exceptional Suite at our Enlarge. ment Sale priceof............... AL FURNIT HICH R Imagine Such a Suite in Your Home This Beautlful Cane Panel Sl_lite- ENT Chiffonier, Triplicate-mirror Toilet Table and Full-size Wood Bed. Let us show you this suite. Very special at... g $119: Easy Credit Terms = AnExcept_ional Value—ms' . Mahogany Finish Bedroom Suite Golden Oak ROCKER 75l $11975 0il Stove Two-burner size. Spe- ially priced at *16.75 Easy Credit Terms § g 8. 3 $ 8 3 0 $ 0 2 : 4 $ $ 3 £ ”‘v # 3 x # 34 $3338838883883888388338832883888888388888883283828388888 Ty I |7 | | 7 7z Z . 7 7 7 7 Z 7 7 . . I Woodmarh & Lotheop Friday Remnant Day in the . - DOWN STAIRS STORE Of Lesser Priced Merchandise Rmmt&yb‘iuchmdiuhnutuhmfleoradnncubk;nflmtc.o.n or on approval;, mail or photies orders not accepted. FridaySaleSilk Dresses At Radically Reduced Prices 3 1 Navy Blue Silk Crepe Dress, trimmed with Ameri- can Beauty satin; embroidered in navy; skirt has panel effect. Size 18. $14.75; was $29.50. 1 Gray Canton Crepe Dress trimmed with hand em- broidery. “Size 38. $9.75; was $24.75. 6 Roshanara Crepe Sleeveless Dresses; gray trim- med with navy, and tangerine and navy trimmed with gray. Sizes 14 to 38. $9.75 each; were $18.75. 3 Brown Satin Dresses with lace collar and elbow Friday Sale of Lingerie Blouses, $1 6 DOZEN LINGERIE BLOUSES Sizes 36 to 46. $1 each; were $1.95 to $3.95. Also the Following: sleeves; overskirt effect; wide girdle. Sizes 16, 36 and 1 NAVY BLUE PE DE 38. $9.75 each; were $18.75. CHINE BLOUSE Sfigh!!y dam- 1 Brown Taffeta Dress with tucked overskirt: long aged. Size 50. was $5.95. waist with girdle of narrow two-toned. ribbon. Size 38 $9.75; as $§18.75. 2 Navy Blue Taffeta Dresses embroidered in henna. Sizes 36 and 38. $9.35 each; were $29.50. . 1 Bisque Georgette Dress with ruffles of self ma- Size 38. $9.75; was 5 Pink Crepe de Chine Dresses with three-quarter length sleeves; waist embroidered in white; pleated side panels. Sizes 16, 18, 36 and 40. $9.75 each; were $24.75. Sizes 18 7 Beaded White Georgette Dresses; with and with-’ out overskirts. Sizes 18 and 38. $12.75 each; were $24.75. 1 Black Canton Crepe Dress with white crepe collar Size 44. $1275; terial; copenhagen blue satin girdle. hite Georgette Dresses with ruffles. and 38. $1275 each; were $24.75. and long sleeves; pleated overskirt. was $24.75. 2 % 8 TRICOLETTE OVER- BLOUSES; tan, orange and jade. Sizes 38, 42 and 44. $1 each; were 3495 2 FIBER SILK SWEATERS; navy, size 38; orange, size 42; slightly damaged. $2.95 each; were .50, 2 ALL-WOOL JERSEY BATH- ING SUITS; blue and yellow com- binations. Sizes 36 and 38. $1.95 $4.95. ALL-WOOL TUXEDO SWEATERS. in brown, gray and red. $295 each; were $4.95 2 RGETTE BLOU! all . $1.95 each; Underwear ancl Sacques 20 Lace ang Georgette Trimmed Silk Cami- soles, with built-up shoulders. 75c each; were $145. 15 Camisoles of fine batiste, in plain hem- stitched styles:' 50c each; were 75c. 20 Camisoles, with embroidered organdy or !’gce and embroidery fronts. 75c éach; were C. 15 Fine Gowns of soft lingerie cloth, with inset of lace at top; V neck and sleeveless. $145 each; were $1.95. S 100 Bloomers, of fine Cotton Crepe, in pink or whit€, with neat ruffle at the knee and elastic at the waist; _full cut and well made. Special, 35c each; 3 for $1.00. 15 Dressing Sacques of white dotted swiss, trimmed with narrow lace and ribbon. $1.25 each; were $195. 10 White Kimonos with lace and ribbon finish. $1.95 each; were $2.75. Skirts—Reduced for Friday Clearance 24 Full-gathered Gabardine Skirts, plain and embroidered models. 26 to 30 waist measures. 95c each; originally $4.95 to $7.50. 20 Plain Gabardine Skirts with inserted pockets and peari buttons. 26 to 30 waist measure. 50c each; were $2.45. 1 White Flannel Skirt with full gathered back; pockets trimmed with small pearl but- tons. Size 28 $2; was $10.75. 11 Plaid Wool Prunella Skirts, ~in box- pleated styles, with narrow belt. Sizes 25 to 29. $4.95 each; were $9.75. 4 Pleated Flannel Skirts, in henna and white and navy and white checks. Sizes 28 to 32. $6.75 each; were $12.75. 1 Wool Coat with roll collar; box-pleated back and narrow belt." Size 38. $3 $12.50. Women‘s Neckwear and - Millinery AllRemaining Wash Dresses of voile and batiste; slightly soiled. | Gloves Broken lot of Organdy Col- lars and Cuffs; old rose with dainty embroidery; white with fancy cdlored stitching; others in old rose and old blua, neatly hemstitched. - Special, 25¢, 35¢ and 45e. 200 Pairs Women's Two-but- ton-length STk Gloves, with three rows stitching on back. Colors are black, white, blue and pongee. 65c pair; were 83e. ~ 100 Pairs Women's Fall- weight Chamoisette Gloves; wrist-strap effect. Colors are gray, brown and beaver. Spe- eial, 65¢ pair. 25 Lyons and Panne I Velvet Hats in many different colors. Sev- eral styles from’ which to choose. Special, $250 each. WHITE BARONETTE TIN HATS. $1 each; were HITE FEATHER HATS with sailor and roil brims $1 each: were $5.00. 3 LARGE BLACK SATIN DRESS HATS draped with black lace veils. $5 each; were $12.95. 3 ROLLED BRIM FELT SPORT HATS. Colors are jade and orange. $1.95 each; were 5. Less Than Half Price GINGHAM DRE! checks and plai blue, lavender and bla plain and overskirt effe with attractive 11 cuffs of con Sizes 36 to 42. were $8.55. DAINTY DRES S of Or- gandy, Dotted Swiss and Voiie i es and round ;_some trim- f contrasting scalloped overskirts, others with lace. Sizes 36 to 42. $495 each; were $11.75. of $2.95 each: Womenqs Hosiery and Underwcar Reduced for Friday 33 Women’s Fine-ribbed Vests, with built-up shoul- ders; broken sizes. 5 for $1.00; ‘were 30c each. 200 pairs Women's Medium- weight Black Cotton Hose, knit to fit; no seams in the feet. Sizes 8% to 10. Special, 28c pair. 196 pairs Women's Full- fashioned Silk Hose, with lisle tops and reinforced heels and and toes; toes; light weight. Colars are African brown, Russia calf and cordovan. Special, 85c pair. Children's *Hosiery ! 200 pairs Children's Medium-weight Hose, with spliced heels excellent for school wear. Colors are black, white and tan. Sizes 6 to 9%. - for $1; were 25¢ pair. 45 pairs Boys' Heavy- ribbed Sports Hose, with fancy striped roll tops. Black only.. 3 pairs for $1; were 50¢ pair. 12 Women's Fine-ribbed Lisle Union Suits, with glove silk tops and ribbon shoulder straps. Open’ and closed drawers; shell and cuff knee. $1.50 ench; were $L75. 7 Misses’ Finé-ribbed Cotton Union Suits, with drop seat and strong buttoning across back. 40c each; were 50c. 96 pairs Women's Italian Lace Silk Hose, with pointex heels, reinforced toes and dou- ble-garter tops. Colors are black, cordovan and white. $1.45 pair; were $1.65. Cotton 5 pairs House Dresse_s.. Petticoats ancl . Corsets Cotton Crepe Breakfast Coats in blue, rose, pink, copen and lavender, neatly made with piping_of contrasting color; pockets and belt. Specially priced, $1.45 each. 30 Pink Wash Silk Petticoats with plain or scalloped edge and reinforced panels. _$145 each; were $2.95. = 30 White Tub Silk Petticoats with panel front and pretty tucked flounce. $L95 emch; were $3.95. 27 Extra Size White Sateen Petticoats with reinforced panel. $L95 each; were $3.75. Bandeau-Brassieres in pink and white material; straps over shoulder, fastening in back; hooks and eyes riveted in strong tapes. Special, 35¢ each, 3 for $1. I S EE— ‘Waistline and Low Top Corsets in pink and white coutil; medium and long hips; lightly boned. Sizes 21 to 27. Special, 95¢ pair. 3 Net Corsets. Size 20. 50c pair; were $1.33. 6 Coutil Corsets in waistline style, Size 20. Special, 7S¢ patr. Children’s A ppare l At Greatly Reduced Prices 62 Little Girls’ Cretonne Aprons with bonnets to match. 50c each; were SSc. 5 Children's Figured Aprons; very dainty de- signs. e each; were $1.15. 10 Slip-over Bungalow Aprons for girls. €10 14 years. 50c each; were 85c. 10 Middy Dresses, trimmed with blue braid around collar, pockets and sleeves; full skirt, box pleated. 50c each; were §1.35. 14 Girls’ Solid Color Gingham Dresses, trimmed with checked gingham collars and cuffs. Sizes 2 to 6 years. 35e each; were 85c. 21 Little Girls’ Organdy Dresses, in blue and yellow with white organdy collar, cuffs, sash and pocket tops. Sizes 2 to 5 years. e eachs were $1.35. 10 Girls’ Gingham Dresses, made of first qual- ity material. Serviceable for school wear. $1.95 cach; were $2.93. 21 Piqblm Dresses with bonnets to match; scal- loped oms. A bit of embroidery adds to their dain: s. Some trimmed with rick rack . 75¢ encht were $1.50, 5 Peg Top Rompers, white body trimmed with contrasting solid colors. A bit of smocking at the top. Sizes 4 and 6 years. Special, S0c sait. Sizes Aisle Opportunities - 13 dozen Fancy Turkish Bath Towels, with fast color woven borders of blue and pink. They are seconds. ‘49 Linen Weft Towels with neat pattern borrlers.n Size 18x3%; slightly imperfect. 22c ch; were 30c. "mo' yards Percale in 2 to 5 yard lengths; striped and checked patterns. Special, 16c yard. G Special, 25¢c and 35c each. 30 Mercerized Table Cloths; soiled. Size 54x54. 95c each: were $L75. 3 6 ‘Seamless. iTandtorn Sheets; soiled. Size 81x90. Special, 95¢c each. 200 yards Voile left from-a special sale. Dark background effects. Special, 7c yard. 7