Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1921, Page 18

$10 Brushedj PY Wool Scarfs 27 inches long, with pockets and bels. $6.98 Come tomorrow and see for yourself and be convinced that REAL | :roes o irafiiissmons 2w BARGAINS are here tor shrewd buyers. Charming New Fall Suits at Velc{u'r;,‘,;r:'ic::ina and This Skirt $5.00 Sale of Modish Wool Skirts $ 5.00 N values are as high as $15.00. Sleeveless Wool Dresses Velour, Velvet, Wool Jersey and Serge, in black and blue. Some embroidered with silk, new polka dot designs, also plain effects. Patent leather and self- $5.00 $5.00 is a small price, indeed, for a Stylish All-wool Skirt —but we’ve assembled a special lot of them to sell at this un-heard-of figure—in an excellent assortment : of patterns and sizes. Included are All-wool Serge, block and navy checks, and Faille Silk Skirts. The Third Floor. NEW FACULTY MEMBERS. Geckpetonn u“n_ome“ Adaitional Gannon has been appointed assoclate|p.s returned from his vacation and PACE WITH RISE IN DOLLAR Teachers in Dentistry and Medicine | A Cahill will be critical professor of | pistrict Supreme Court until the fall Additional faculty members at the dental and medical schools of George- town University were announced Yes- | medical school, annou: ; nces that over [ preside in Circuit Division 1 durin Wh terday by Rev. John B. Creedon, S. J., | 250 students have. been enrolled to|the eoming court year and la expected Gation, Wholesale; president of the university. 8th and Penna. Ave. N.W. the bureau of mines, which shows 3 that the nation's stock of this fuel on July 31 amounted to 684,236,695 . gallons, as compared with a supply . of 750,644,450 gallons at the begin- U ning of July. Returns during the d late spring showed the largest stock < of gasoline in the country’s history. Gasoline was produced to the Shop where you get what you want a* th~ price you WANT to pay. omaer 4" bt 'an inciease of sm /' ing individual models at a price little short of unusual—these few words aptly describe this display of Autumn Suits. Ma- terials in the wanted shades of brown, navy, marmot, beaver, Q! black, etc. Silk lined. New length coats. Among the lot offered at this extraordinary price N . are 'l'ncqtinc, Silvertones, Serges and mixtures, Silk s 98 lined, trim new lines. Perfect fit assured. Spe- Y e R A R e s e e Modish long coat styles, plain and fur trimmed; many elaborately finished with beads and braid. $ .98 Straight and bell sleeves. Velours and tricotines in ——] brown, reindeer and navy and black. All sizes up to 49 Unusual Sale of Hats|[| == s , WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1921. the new scholastic term. In the medical echool Dr:"James A. JUDGE STAFFORD RETURNS. [DROP IN GASOLINE KEEPS Justice Wendell Phillips Stafford professor of surgery, while Dr. James | \.iny preside 1n all branches of the surgery. Dr. W. S. Benedict haj e s i Tho e tios spent the entire summer resting [LAotest Quotations in Washington ho » Both date. In_the. dental school Dean|to make some inroads on the crowded Bruce L. Taylor announcs a total in|law docket, which contains more excess of 200. Both are record totals. than 1,100 cases. - Gasoline continues to tumble in price and the value of the dollars which the motorist pays out for P ;u;ltl‘eo- of travel rises in proportionate % % Z / / Latest wholesale pricen on grsoline | | in tank wagons of the Standard Oil | Company to dealers and garage men, supplied today by the company, show Fur Chokers N | howteialon? the company, ehont ¢ being 20 cents wholesale, At most American and Aus- B !.‘IOZILHS fl‘lnnx allluuon[a ;‘K‘!"f!;"fl 5 > R or cents a gallon, in lots o ve tralian Opossum; also R gallons "o more. ' Keroseno has . : ropped to a wholesale price of 11 ~ Squirrel. Special cents a gallon from tank wagons. quality. Price— Last winter the price of gasoline at retail reached a top price of 33 cents a gallon. In New England at 10 00 present prices are still high. It is . not unusual to find gasoline in Massa- chusetts and Connecticut selling for | 2¢ centa a gallon, Continuation of the decline in the production and supply of gasoline is | indicated by a statement today by amount of 419,641,815 gallons in July by 299 refineries. The daily average production was 13,536,833 gallons, a decrease from June 1 of 807.980 gal- N |age production for the year 1920. Exports of gasoline for july daily average of 4,474,972 gallons, a decrease as compared with June. —_— $112,500 SAVED FOR U. S. BY SAVING FLOOR SPACE Col. Sherrill Concentrates Adjutant General Activities in One Building. Net saving of $112,500 to the gov- ernment has been accomplised by co- operation between Senator Smoot, chairman of the public buildings' commission, and Lieut. Col. C. O. Sherrill, officer in charge of public buildings _and grounds, in concen- trating all the activities under the adjutant general of the Army in Building E, between 4% and 6th streets northwest. Lieut. Col. Sherill, in a letter to Senator Smoot, announced this sav- ing and explained that he had arranged with the office of Sec-|? retary Weeks so that all activities on | three floors of that building should be concentrated on two, making al, Beautiful materials correctly fashioned into most becom- estimated as worth $1.50 per square foot per year, including all charge: and operation, or a total saving o N |$112.500 per year. “By this saving,” Lieut. Col. Sher. rill wrote, “You are enabled to take care of the activities of the Navy which have to be moved from the firs! two wings of the Navy building t furnish office space required for the limitation of armament conference. There will also be some large sav- ings made possible of rented space. Report of this will be submitted to you later.” VICTIMS OF ZR-2 DISASTER TO HAVE MILITARY BURIAL Commander Maxfleld, Lieut. Com- mander Bieg and Machinist’s Mate Welsh to Rest in Arlington. Fall Suits in Wide Variety at Fall Suits Easily Worth $45 ZR-2 disaster at Hull, England, are t be buried in the Arlington nationa Pretty Ready- |\|5: s mide s to-wear Models s $ 2.98 500 in Sailons 5398 the Lot ‘.\‘ew York on the British cruiser Daunt- ess. The interment of the body of Lieut Commander Bieg will be made tomorrow afternoon following services to be held |7 at St. Thomas' Church, 18th and Church streets, at 2 o'clock. A battalion of bluejackets and marines will escort the funeral party to the cemetery. Burial services in the case of Ma- chinist's Mate Welsh will be held at|? Arlington at 10 o'clock Friday morning. Arrangements for the burial of the body of Commander Maxfield will not be made until Mrs. Maxfleld, now on he way home from England, arrives here. DENIES WIFE'S CHARGES. Anthony T. Geraci has filed answer | enying the charges of his wife, mma M. Geraci, in her suit for an i absolute divorce. The husband says | {they were married January 2, 1915, | and lived happily until last June. He was employed by the Shipping Bvard a traveling auditor, he states, and his return last July found that his its had lleft home, taking their voungest child, after selling a con- siderable portion of the furniture. He has endeavored to see his wife and explain the absurdity of the charges, he says, but she declines to receive him. The husband is repre- sented by Attorney Webster Ballinger. 2222 7 % . 7 Velvets, felts, hatter’s plush and novelty fabrics in new shapes, styles and colors. Soft, pliable hats, rolled or straight brim sailors and art draped models. The trimmings are particularly attractive and the work-, manship is a feature of every hat.. Other Hats, $3.98, $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 and More Z Dresses—Coats—Suits A Choice Selection Dresses The “Peter Pan” Dress, 2 styles iHustrated, is of fine ‘Wool Jersey—a one-piece of- fect, blousing slightly at the waistline, which is finished with a belt of self material, also pleated suit model. The Peter Pan collar and cuffs are of white kid. SAown in Henna, Brown, Tan, Copen, Navy and Black. Coats Swagger models devoloped of wool jersey, polo’cloth and camel hair, along smart lines, effectively trimmed with buttons, belt and pockets—vastly becoming early autumn wear. All gizes and . ‘wanted colors. Suits ‘Wool Ski-bo Suits, in a variety of serviceabld shades, wool jersey. and novelty basket weaves. Pockete and belts. One of these suits will answer every need for an early fall suit for street or shopping. for W) \ Pay Your Electric Light Bills 'Here Potomac Electric Appliance Co. 607 14th St. Branch Store, Washington Railway and Electric Bullding, 14th and C Sts. N.W. NN Slip-over Sweaters | With Lace Fronts Pretty Voile Waist, worth $1.95. e 3 ’I);zimuk Combinations: vilies 1o Lleanyour{ubs,bowls V;l;z;f.;; gaPlock Chifion Hose. (8| I brass.nickel and porcelain - ue, & y o 3 L ” $1.50 Satin Camisole, lace and rib- N| IR URA R 1) L0/ Cotton Nightgowns, tailored and | IREESCACNIGT trimmed. > $1.50 Winston' Crepe, Sateen and 25% Reduction In French China This reduction applies on all regular open stock designs in French China. Now is the time to buy French China at a very substantial saving. 40% to 509% Reductions On Discontinued Patterns Open Stock French China —including floral border decoration in-Charles Field Haviland and conventional border in Theodore Haviland. We Also OftZr These Exceptional Bargains in Complete French Dinner Sets Were Reduced to Floral Border Decoration—102-Piece Set .................. $95 $65 Floral Edge Decoration—100-Piece Set ........... ........ $70 $45 Conventional Border Decoration (Haviland) 100-Piece Set ..... $187 $90 Apple Blossom Decoration (Theo. Haviland) 101-Piece Set ... .$109 $75 Gold Edge Floral Border—100 Pieces (4 Items Short) ........ $90 $50 We Also Announce a 1 0% Reduction on All American Decorated Porcelain Dinnerware Woodwarh X Lothoop DOWN STAIRS STORE Oflesser Priced Merchandise Announcing the Completeness of Our Fall Showing .. New R&G Corsets K " From $1.00 to $5.00 : R & G Corsets are dependable—are well known for their wearing qual- ities and all-aroundisatisfactory service, and they may be had in both the front and back laced styles. Topless and low-bust styles in pink coutil and broche for all the different types of figure—slender, medium and full. A large variety of models from which to select your particular corset. Front-laced styles with the protecting shield beneath the front lacing and the ven- tilated back ; elastic at the lower back. Corsets for the school girl in medium lightly boned styles. B N O Front-Lac ed Co rsets Featuring Good Models and Exceptional Values at...... $3-OO For the average full figure—a well-boned corset of pink coutil, with a rather low bust and good support at the shoulder line; long, straight skirt. ) A new model for the slight figure is topless, with elastic gores at the sides and front of waistline ; lightly boned. A pink broche model for the medium figure has low top and good length skirt with elastic at the lower back. { A Most Unusual Offering Turkish Bath‘ Towels Specially Priced, 2 for 25¢ This is a newly arrived shipment that we purchased especially for this event. They are Plain White Turkish Bath Towels with self-woven bor- ders; good, strong foundation. Size 28x14. This is one of the best towel values we have offered in the Down Stairs Store. 800 Yards Outing Flannel Low Priced, 16c Yard n ; Fine-count, heavy-weight material, of good wearing quality, in an assortment of ed signs in stripes, checks and mixtures. Unexcelled for the making of garments for the’ little ones. = We Have Not Seen Better Values at the Price Silk Jersey Pet_ticoéts, $2.95 Extra Heavy Milarese Jersey Petticoats of unusual quality, and at a price much lower than they are uspally sold. There are three different styles; some have deep pleated flounce, while others have straightline effect with simple hemstit thed edge. Another style with deep pleated ruffle effect. All good shades for fall wear, including gray, blue, brown, taupe, green, black and rose.