Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1921, Page 14

14 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, P MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1921 IRISH HERE ENTHUSIASTIC! OVER DRIVE FOR $100,000 Cheering Greets Appearance of | Lord Mayor O'Mara of Lime- rick, Ireland. ‘With evident satisfaction at the de- velopment of the British-Trish peace negotiations, more than 2,000 members of the American Association for Recognition of the Irish Republic . b ceived with enthusiasm the announce- | ment of Lord Mayor Stephen M. O'Mara of Limerick, Ireland, that| Washington's quota in the forthcom- | ing Irish bond drive is $100.000, at a joint meeting of the flve local councils of the organization at Gonzaga Hall | last nizht. Continued cheering greeted the Irish official when introduced by Rossa F. Downing, state president of the or- ganization, and Several times during the address, in which he stressed the “honorable record of Limerick town™” in Ireland’s long fight for freedom, and thanked and financi: glven, he forced to wait until the enthusiasm subsided. Mayor O'Mara said that the bond drive would go on, regardless of the ultimate outcome of the peace nego- tiations between the two countries, declaring that in case of a settlement the securities would bear from § to 6 per cent interest on the investment. He gave a graphic description of the by wish-| ing President Harding every success; in the forthcoming conference on the | limitation of armaments. Miss Agnes opened meeting with the S ner,” and, following the five council pre: all pledged the Miss Marear the | was pre- applause, prayed “God Save Ireland. After an address by Sailendra Nath Ghose, representative in the United States of the India republicans, the organization voted its moral and ma- terial support to the aspirations of those fighting for the recognition of an Indian republic. —_—_— TWO HURT IN TAXI CRASH. Vehicle in Contact With Electric Light Pole; Driver Arrested. TWwo persons were injured last night ‘when a taxicab in which they were riding crashed into pole on the Speedway. William Bra- copoulos, twenty-six years old, of 516 9th street and Margart Hartman, twenty-two years old, 1404 Irving { street, were cut by flying glass. ‘They | ‘were treated at Emergency Hospital. | The machine was operated by Ray- mond D. Jefferies, twenty-nine years old, of Park Lane, Va., who was ar- rested on a charge of operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor. Thornton W. Perkins of 706 Tth street southeast. was slightly injured yesterday afternoon en his mo- torcycle was struck by automobile in Anacostia The automobile was operated by Elmer C. Holt, 1245 Irv. ing street. Both vehicles were da | n electric light sh, fourteen yvears old, and Lillian Lent, both of Glon Echo. M, in which they were riding was struck by a similar ve- hicle, operated by an unidentified per- son, on the Conduit road. The auto- mobile was damaged about $100. ROBBED IN TAXICAB. While riding In a taxi cab with | three men he met at 7th street nd Ivania avenue northwest yes- terday afternoon, Johnson Hoseberry of 640 Pennsylyania avenue told the | );olice he was aSsaulted and robbed of | 100. i Charles F. Keiser, 463 Pennsylvania Entering the place of Joseph Co nell. 1523 17th street, Saturday night, | an intruder took $25 from a cash reg- | ister, according to a report made to | the police of the third precinct. H Thomas Jale| 1734 14th street, told | the police $ as taken from the cash drawer his store Saturday | night. ! _ In the canton of Valais, in S\\'itzer-i land, lies a_ small body of water— h " at irregular ee or four vea pears. The phenom: urs during the last The D. C. Commissioners i Urge Al Good Citizens —to clean up t vp their premi % < give you an estimate for the paint- | fag. Intezior decorating o pADCrhADZINg. HARRY W. TAYLOR CO., Im:.l 2333 18th St. N.W. Phone Col. 1037 BN : REMOVE THOSE PIMPLES AND SALLOW BLOTCHES By The Use Of Black And ‘White Beauty Bleach Do you frown when your mirror 8o #laringly reflects some skin blemish —sigh and wish for a quick and easy way of clearing your skin? Here's a treatment which you can use without fear, confident that it ‘will make your skin clear, soft, with & baby-like tint of youth. Before retiring tonight, cleansa your skin with a creamy lather of Black_and White Soap, dry thoroly, and then gently massage with the ips of your fingers Black and White Beauty Bleach. The next morning Tinse the skin with cold water. Con= tinued applications of ~the Beauty Bleach and the use of Black and ‘White Soap will give you wonderful results. Black and White Beauty Bleach i3 & delightfully perfumed, “pink-tinted cold cream compound of unusual mer- it—will not grow hair.. Your favorite drug or department store should be_able to supply you with Black and White Beauty Bleach at 50 a_jar, Black and White Soap at 25c a ‘cake, or both will be sent you postpaid on receipt of price. Ask your druggist for_a free copy 't of the new Black and White Birth- day and Dream Book. If he can’ supply you. send his name_and ad- dress to Black and White, Memphis, ‘Tenn., and a Dream Book be mailed you postpaid. WASHINGTON pe ' : 5 51 AM. = Woohward X Lotheop Paris b : ; 6:0001"?M. A PURCHASE OF - Embroidered Net Flouncings Special Exhibit and Sale of WALLACE NUTTING Hand-Colored Pictures Unquestionably every home will want to have one of these new Wallace Nutting Pictures or some of the old favorites framed in new styles. Wallace Nutting Pictures are genuine photographs, hand-colored. They are the products of geniuses of the lens and brush, and are a typical and true American art. In this showing of Wallace Nutting Pictures now ready you will find the interior and exterior art of America’s colonial days, and the beauties of this country’s forests, streams and lanes; the breath of spring in her fragrant blossoms and the indescribable beauty of the winding country lane and shaded woodland path. Wallace Nutting Pictures will bring new beauty to your home. There is a wide range of prices from $1.25 to $38. A Special Showing of - Wallace Nutting Pictures, $3.50 Beautiful subjects, such as “Decked as a Bride,” “Dream and Reality,” “Apple Tree Bend” and many others, forming a very extensive assort- ment. These pictures are 11x14 inches, framed in green gold or mahog- any, in our own shop, and nicely boxed for gifts. Picture Section, Fifth floor. Featuring Today Housecleaning Accessories for Fall Housecleaning at Substantially Lowered Prices [519 at prices as low or 'ower than inferior grades. TERFECTION STEP LADDERS, 5-ft. size. L DUSTER, with 4-ft. handle. and Real Hair Dustbrush. 95c. 75¢. or kitchen. $195. SE F-WRINGNG SCRUB MOP, in two styles. 95c. handle. $1 W bined. $3.95. string. 68c. Costs of Housewares have come down much more WSIO\V])’ than in most lines of merchandise, but we are offering dependable, first-quality housewares $2.65; 6-it. FOLDING WOOD STEP STOOL, so useful in pantry WIZARD TRIANGLE POLISH MOPS, with adjustable 35, RD<l l‘Is'RIA.\'GLE DUST MOP, with adjustable e. SLIS. “PLADDER CHAIRS—a chair and 3-ft. ladder com- BROOMS. of good quality, substantial corn straw, four- Specially Priced $1.85 Yard It is indeed gratifying to an- nounce this assortment of beau- tiful embroidered flouncings (the regular 36-inch width) at this price, which we know to be far lower than these same qualities are selling. Sixteen different patterns, each a lovely floral interpretation, offer a wide choice of design, and the Autumn colorings are equally lovely. Shown in self-embroidered, rasp- berry, jade, sphinx, brown, navy and black; black net embroidered in royal, fuchsia and copper and brown or white, embroidered in sunburst. Lace Section, First floor. Popular Victor Dance Record From the musical comedy now playing “TWO LITTLE GIRLS IN BLUE” Oh Me! Oh My! Medley | 85¢ Fox Trot, introducing “Dolly"—18778. Victrola Section, Fourth fioor. SA o Real Human 3l Hair Nets =§“. Special price, 45c dozen 19 Cap and fringe styles, in all P4 shades of brown. g‘}(‘ Notion Seetion, First floor. *« Sheer Longcloth i: Of gleaming whiteness I and gossamer fineness For making the daintiest un- derthings and baby clothes. 36-inch width and 12-yard length bolts. $2 50, $2.75, $3.75 and $6.75 the pi White Goods September Sale Housewares CHGE S 75¢ 95¢ Pantry Sets, $2.15 | | [ Six-piece White Japanned Set, consisting of bread box, cake box, flour can, sugar, coffee l and tea boxes; quality and finish is excellent. { The value is one of the best in this sale. Housewares Section, Fifth floor. 44 Medium- Size Wardrobe Hartmann' Trunks have been in years. We consider this the most exceptional value in years— the lowest price at which Hartmann Red X Trunks have been marked since pre-war days, The Hartmann Trunk Company had these on hand as a surplus and offered them to us as one of their best customers *way under the present-day wholesale prices. We, in turn, are sacrificing some of our usual profit, so that this is a value that is most remarkable indeed. Every Trunk bears the Hartmann Red X trade mark, which signifies the highest quality materials and construction. Three-ply veneer body, black fiber covering and binding; lined "and faced with fancy pattern cloth; sliding trolley with full set of hangers, laundry bag and shoe flap; removable hat form in large lower drawer. Trunk Section, Fourth flcor. English Blue Willow Ware About 259, Jess than farmer’y The favorite English Wil- low Dinnerware, in a rich deep porcelain blue decora- tion, at a genuine saving in price. With the scarcity now pre- vailing in dinnerware of this type the value is even more important than it would be under average conditions. PLATES—7-inch, $5 dozen. G-inch, $3.95 dozen. S-inch, $3.25 dozen. 4-inch, $2.95 dozen. Coupe Soup Plates, $5 dozen. Oatmeals, 5 dozen. Fruit Saucers, $1.95 dozen. Open Vegetable Dishes, 65c. Platters, 65c. Salads, 60c. Teacups and Saucers, $5.50 dozen. Dinnerware - Section, Fifth floor. SPECIAL: "Cut Glass Tumblers $1.35 dozen The lowest price at which per- fect quality cut glass tumblers have been offered since the war. Dainty wreath cutting; good weight clear glass. . Glassware Section, Fifth floor. First Autumn Display Couch Covers, Portieres, Every woman’s desire in Couch Covers, we believe, is included in this new and extensive showing. There are Tapestry Covers in large selec- tion, embracing Tapestries of numerous grades. colors and design of the medium and lower priced ¢ qualities show designs on but one side. -ades being revers . Some ible. The higher The tones are extremely rich and handsome, there being effects suitable for all rooms and to har- monize with any furnishing. MERCERIZED MOQUETTE COUCH COVERS in utiful oriental s and in rich and elegant color- reproduce oriental ings 1 rugs, in tone, luster and silky sheen. $25. $3.50 to $20. HANDSOME PURE SILK MO- QUETTE COUCH COVERS, in ir ported and domestic weaves—the most luxurious and magnificent couch covers we have ever shown. ch one a true oriental. $50 and $55. [oderalely Priced Portieres of Different Styles You will like the attractive decorative quality of the New Artificial Silk Portieres ful hanging more expe ive hanging. as they have the soft finish so d rable for a tasteful, grace- The weave is lustrous and gives the appearance of a much In Cclors of Blue, Gold, Mulberry, Brown, Rose and Sand, $25 Pair NEW COTTON ARMURE AND REP PORTIER in an excellent choice of patterns and quaiities, and a full color range, $7.50 to $20 pair. NEW ROPE PORTIERES which are made much more attractive by com- bining with tapest nds. Three very good-looking de! in most all the wanted colors, $7.80, $10 and $11. Table Scarfs and Pillow Covers Appropriate effects for libraries, living rooms, dining rooms, dens, boudoirs, club rooms and for college boys’ and giris’ rcoms. The entire assortment is new, every onc having just been received, and show- ing the latest ideas in home beautifyving of this tvpe. , Tapestry Table Runners in a particu- larly varied selection and very rich and handsome colorings and designs, $2 to $6.50. Velvet and Moquette Scarfs and Table Runners with combinations of tapestry in several designs and colorings, many of them trimmed with gold braid or fancy guimp. $4.50 to $10. Pillows, special at $3.50 Rich Brocaded aris or Runners in many very ¢ cffects, with the glint of 'l reads running through floral 1 conventicnal pat- terns. $7.50 to $18. Pillow Covers of plain velvet and tap- aded silk and velvet; collec- v silk and br tion every taste can be grati $8.50. Plain Velvet and Velvet and Tapestry Combination Pillow Covers in very artistic designs, filled with cambric-covered floss pillows. assortment of colorings is very good. One of the Very Best Values We Have Seen in a Long While The f I Genuine Indian and Persian Hand-Block Prinis CURTAINS COUCH COVERS BEDSPREADS TABLE COVERS Much more than usual interest attaches to this exhibit of Indian and Persian Prints, which have long been noted for the wonderful native designs and col- ors: FIRST—They are our direct importations, personally selected by our buyer during his trip abroad the past summer. SECOND—They have not been obtainable in several years, due to lack of pro: duction incident to the war. THIRD—The designs are peculiar to this type of hand-block cottons and have a decided individuality. FOURTH—The colorings are in most instances soft and subdued, though some are bright and vivid. Curtains, $6 to $12 each; Bedspreads and Couch Covers, $5, $8 and $10; Table Covers, $1 and $2. Upholstery Section, Fifth fioor.