Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1921, Page 14

2 b k4 STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1921 SENATE MINE PROBE GIVEN FRENCH CANDY. WILL BE CUT SHORT |waits at Children’s Hospital Get Sweets From Abroad. THE EVENING “Jeoff” Feigel, the American artillery Pl AT mm"e“1-.-.-.--..IIIIIIIIIIII-I of Commander Emory. He was assist- |l ed by Commissioner of Public Welfare | g Coler and_members of the American lon. Method Adopted in Pittsburgh-Steel | NEW YORK. September 15.—Candy . rencl © Strike to Be Followed in m_&é‘:zzfimfi?‘l’:dfis fikfi&'fi " PARLIAMENT TO MEET. : The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts. West Virginia. Hospital, on Randalls Island. The , PARIS, September 15.—The French Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Prop. sweets, wrapped in boxes covered with | parliament will resume work October 18, | g the French, tri-color, were presénted to | according to newspapers here. Maj. John G. Emory, commander of the\| Premier Briand will make an impor- |l American Legion, during his recent | tant political address at St. Nazaire visit to France. It was originally in- | October 9, and the same day former |l Premier Clemenceau will make what is expected to be a significant speech at |l St. Hermine, Vendee, where a monu- ment_erected in honor of “The Tiger” (M ‘will be unveiled. The informal inquiry into condi- tions in the West Virginia coal flelds, decided upon by the Senate education and labor subcommittee, will occupy only two or three days and will start Monday at Willlamson, Chairman Kenyon sald today, after further conference with committee members. The members of the subcommittee wil leave Washington Saturday and arrive in Willlamson Sunday. They will be accompanied by a stenog- rapher and, following the plan adopt- ed by the Senate committee which went to Pittsburgh two years ago to investigate the steel strike, will pro- ceed wherever leads may carry them, interviewing operators, miners and others In a position to give informa- itlon. The committee already has had three weeks of hearings, gathering testimony covering Mingo county {troubles, and will devote its. atten- tion next week to developing facts connected with the recent outbreak | which resulted in federal troops befng sent into the reglon to preserve order. The committee will return to Wash- ington Wednesday or Thursday, Chair- man Kenyon said, and then determine whether to return to West Virginia for formal hearings after the murder and arson trials in Mingo county and the grand jury investigations in Logan county have been concluded. THE WEATHER District of Columbia and Maryland, partly cloudy tonight.and tomorrow ; no change in temperature; gentle to mod- erate west and northwest wincs. Virginia, generally fair tonight and to- Specializing in Boys’ School Apparel Tomorrow and Saturday are the critical days. Busy days in the Boys’ Shop—but amply provided for in assortments and assistants—to give prompt and supe= rior service. Boys’ Wool Suits-e Checks and Fancy Mixtures—Norfolk and Single-breasted Models—the former with or without yokes.” Each Suit has TWO PAIRS OF PANTS—both full lined. Sizes 7 to 17 years Boys’ Corduroy Sui Crompton’s All-weather Corduroy—Gabardine lined—and BOTH PAIRS OF. PANTS are full lined. Sizes8to17 years...........cccvuviiunnnn tended that the candy should go to chil- dren of American soldicrs who died in France, but it was found impracticable to carry out the wishes of the donors. Col. Fred Feigel, The Palais Royal Boys’ Shop Offers father of Lieut. Two Days Before School, Friday and Saturday, Three Big, Wonder- ful Specials at the Low Price of With 2 Pairs of Trousers $13.75 _.With 2 Pairs of Trousers $9.00 Del Monte Picnic . Aparagus Tips Small Size 21c Just the tip-top tender tips of the famous California Del Monte delicacy. Balance of this week only 2lc & Check Effects, Solid Colors, in blue, brown and oxford. All Desirable Models. Men's ives. Men'’s Semi-conservatives. Young Men's Models. Two and Three Button SZingie and Double Breasted Models. 2 < pair of trousers elsewhere. At $3450 and $39.50. Other Two-trousers Suits of the finest quality fabrics and high-grade hand-tailor- ing at $45.00 and $50.90. Palais Royal—Main Filoor. resisting process. Made on English Foot-form and Nature lasts— and are in all sizes, 10 to 6. Priced according to size. 45 to 6L Chestnut Farms Dairy' : HENRY N. BRAWNER, Jr. 1114-1120 Connecticut Ave. - GEO. M. OYSTER, Jr. Phone Franklin 4000 i 4 4 Of Extra Good morrow: mo change in temperature; Easily Served! = = ; ly Serv Boys WOOI SUItS Character e e e SHRIMP or Tuna Fish Salad ready in our = — - ::::5::.1:32 tomorrow; no change in Delicatessen Dept. " Herringbones and Fancy ixtures, in e . < -] . L} Grays, Tans and Browns; also Blue Pencil $ 00 e e penty RousgHonce: i Stripes. Very smart Suits, and serviceable for b .5"”..?_;;':.‘:’:;:":;‘ s s‘oe,; % e ;35 L] b school. Sizes7to17 years.................. o s amater L oo - ¢l e JuUMIor INorio! p.m. yasterday. west temperature, 66, Boys’ Novelty Suits—""y5 SRRt = Gray, Brown and Green Tweeds—and Plain 50 Condition of the Water. L ) Blue Serge—button to the neck; with Eton collar ¢ o w::::-'m:?'fi'"i, ml_':lfl Gmgltg:u Go_lht,r::. . f and separate white collar. Sizes 5 to 10 years.... ] | perature, 72 iTc‘o‘ndl:o:,l ‘muddy. : e Tables. . c The Suit With the D Banking Tnstitutions in Washington . £ 3 : = s Right Posture Suits— "3t Feature e . ! Tomorrow—Low_t'de, i:34 am. nn Exclusive with us—and approved by parernim:, p:yliul :ll:- s mizblstjtide 21 a0n Fand 1.2 Saturday’banking hours: Sat- = structors and teachers—because of the wonderful influence the The Sun and Moon. will be o) ‘m Right Posture idea has with the youngsters.. Plain Blue and s:l;%d;s:n—-s-m rose 5:49 am.; sun sets Wda);' theSB;'IkOQ = pen = Fancy Mixtures. One and two pairs of Pants. Sizes 7 to 18 years. ‘.;‘.‘:':'?{g"’;';s“" rises, 5:50 a.m.; sun ormo: o 8 p.m. = $ $ .50 | Aliomotile Tamps 5 be-lighisd- oie- The Largest Savings Department of Any || i v tO — [RlE N Bank in Washington '!® One of !thGreah:ll Yalu;_a W‘; HagenIEvcr s : . = . - Offered Positiv ‘or Two Days ly 2 mug 3 With 2 Pairs mosnin K It gives me pleasure to assure you of my hesrty con: || Boy’ A“-Wool SIIIB Long ants ults'“ | Weather fu Various Cities. currence with the you Smouncs. and T ahali || p, : : of Trousers i e L A e R e With Two Pairs of Trousers . “Junior High” models—with TWO PAIRS T B S sovorst hoade'of depariments e T : Boys’ Crompton Corduroy i OF PANTS. ' Smart styles that are designed 3 SE weather. L expressly for the boys just going into long $ .75 Siations. " = . slllts o pants. Light and Dark Gray Herringbone and = Lol T o o o Fancy Mixtures—Brown and Gray. 3 | Abltene, { ] 'wo a’lrs of ousers : [ ny ' | ] i . X - Boys’ All-Wool $9 00 = | Advice . Mackinaws . One of the pleasantest relation- ™ All-wool Jersey, in Brown, Green, Blue and ships of our business is to ex- = BO S, A]l_W o 0]. Sllits Tan Heather Mixtures and emblem on sleeves; tend professional advice to our . y braid trimmed; Black ties and full-lined pants. customers and to devote to every Tailored of good quality cheviots, tweeds and cassi- Button-on style 4 to 8 years; Middys up to 10 dep:ositor .that person al aticgtion = ;r\ljlrelineg Oz}t}scl:;eo:h::ceac‘(;::sd 'argosle‘;f p(aa‘::d?‘ }"ralt)r::r:: ::: yems - which builds up friendship and - neat gray, brown and blue mixtures and heather effects. I Los. Angeles confidence. L] Sizes for boys 7 to 18 years. Regularly $12.50. $9 00 B 9 Wash Suits Middys and | Loutsville ’= Friday and Saturday only at . e v) 3 0ys Bittgn-oir Stoles s Boys’ Corduroy Suits . Biue and Gray—Middy and Button-6n Models; a Tailored of the nationally famous Crompton All-weather o some with White Collars; other with White Sou- Corduroy, in plain or box-pleated models. Lined withgood tache Braid. Middys, 3 to 10; Button-on, 3 to 7 £ e ciey o84 " |™ quality khaki drill; belts self faced; both pairs of trousers W |§:n 3?':,?"" g% ] fsuu “'}fd; c;)sr_duwy b:thl?l m;lél:ssvn;n: g:ch Sm:i B ......................................... i Diego... 29, = 5 Bty sy o - S WE sl ¢ $9.00 a: L] Regulation B L) . B Boys’ Blue Serge Novelty-- =& a Boys’ Mackinaws a® = | FIRE DESTROYS HOME. |- Guaranteed all wool, in a variety of handsome plaids, B All wool and fast color—trimmed with White & 2 4 " S e T A e e T e e Y Braid; emblem on sleeve. Sizes 3 to 10 years. Also 5.75 ;?#fig%;%g:\;:?}emmber T Safe Deposit Boxes For Rent = Smeiook ll:%::tn!she o ght | (;Oln“;ibk ;n““s lenty of : = in Button-on Models, 3to 7 years............... e $10.000 residence of R. J. Tibbs, all around. A remarkable special. Sizes for - R R e Lo et o 2 : E o g, Fridy e Sy e 5000 w3, urn - = ! e S iren o “tre T incoln _agatmnal Bank B fays, we advise you o come carly to avoid disappointment. W ’ P All Wool and o L e s e S luwed. s ; L Puisie Beyaithird Fioer W Boys’ Blue Serge Suits— LY Car g e e i S aalia I - Y 5 | {m Men, Your New Fall and Winter Suits at Big = - Norfolk model; Mohair lined, and full- $ 75 | [ ] i eadquarters for Men’s - lined pants. Sizes7to 16years.............. C ! ] and Young Men’s High-Grade [ o = : [ ] o ° L] i = | = All-Wool Suits With = Boys’ Furnishings-—The Small Wears | . -Woo ts With = ; y x g They N Now : Our Pasteurized Milk of the health department = E o T < ™ : Blouse Waists in neat Boys’ Cotton Hose—Cordu- | receiyes the S for the L] th'a rousers -, striped patterns, with collars roy rib; roll tops. 1 J z 2 Disstrict of Columbia - = attached. Sizes 6 to 59¢ Black and Dark Brown. 50¢ i highest official rating f ™ ™ 16years ............. Sizes7t010%........ l . L] Boys’ Neglige Shirts—fancy Bays -Waim ofifWoyes i L L] S Madras — very choice pat- : patterns, with collar attached terns; collar attached. B @ or neckband. Sizes 89¢ Si ’6t 51.00 4 ¥ 5 g = ™ = 21 to 14. . RZCHG LOtGiyears s X ILK contains all the ingredients for nourishment in 12 Boys® White Woven Nain- . . B - d . [ = Boys’ Domet Pajamas— sook Union Suits; ath- Q¢ just the right proportion for a well bala.nce ration. = = on:t:nr:stwo g;tel:e—snn;-t stripe letli;: l.ccl:‘t. ci;z:ls 26 t0 36 It builds up the body, keeps it in repair, furnishes [ A oAl B 'f’:op, Sizes 6 to 18 §.75 Bhtkom“%?‘;;:fi“";flbé it with energy and contains all the elements fbr mainte- : %‘[{_"‘D—o,‘,‘fi,}"’{;: ) WERES, - oooveos moroh e e o QUL N0 o s o 9 I nance. Milk puts you ahead physically and financially— = o i?l.i many prac : = particularly Chestnut Farms Pasteurized 2 = SfTwotusers Special for You always have ) School Wear o - fresnly pressed a . after your day ax W Wool Middy Hats. Blue Boys’ Stitched Cloth Hats. uernse 1 " See e fall, two- - trimmed with contrasting col- : [ ] trousers suits. Examine the [} Tweed and Fancy Mixtures. fine all-wool fabric; in- ors n!ni ‘Tan and Brown com-~ 5 5 2 [N spect the splendid tallor. B binations. Just the hat Q B¢ ::"" and medium $7.95 —a superior milk with regard to flavor, butterfat content, = Wiy SR Eks Matet W@ """""" pes X purity and color. This product of our dairy is from [] :"3{,’, :"'EE:E::E"}J“&?:E ™ ®: ! ailore ’ Sh A New Shoe We Positivel . GUERNSEY herds exclusively —a bfeed which was '= the Falaia Reval standard : Boys oes il ly awarded 43.6% of the seventy-one gold and silver medals - T S Sizes for men and young g 1 1 1 § every build—Regu- T Tt et B AR R T h T of the National Dairy Show. Phone your order—Franklin = nu]mm\u WE‘“ Chentot | men of ey beld- 2w, o 60 days we will replace the Shaes with a new pair absolutely free. 4000—or ask for Guernsey Milk at any of our retail stores. W Tweeds, Flannels, Cassl- | [0 @ sers Suits for less W . They are “Delta Shoes”—made expressly for us—just like 2 ™ W'*N" Herringbone Weaves. | than you will find suits of El Dad’s. Wing Foot rubber heels stub-proof tips wear-proof lin- ] Pencil and Hairline Stripes, | 0,21 quality with only one &8 [ B L L B . L L L [ ] [ ] o B B8 [ ] [ ] = ings—solid qak soles which have been tanned by a special wear- i ! ¥ SENSESEEESESEENEEENENEE