Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1921, Page 9

259 REDUCTION IN FRENCH CHINA This reduction applies on all regular open stock designs in French 407% to 507 Reductions On Discontinued Patterns Open Stock French China L border decoration in Charles Field Haviland and conventional border Wonderful Bargains -~ In French China—Dinner, Breakfast, Tea, Bread and Butter al;d Soup Plates, Bouillons, Teas and After Dinners. Exceptional Values in Complete French Dinner Sets ‘Were Reduced to =13 A =] Nn J - ;—including flora in Theodore Haviland. Floral Border Decoration; Gold-Edge Handles; 100 Pieces. ....... $60 Floral Border Decoration; 100 Pieces ..... ............ ... $70 $45 Scattered Floral Decoration; Gold Handles; 115 Pieces .$55 $45 Scnthnd Floral Decoration; '(hld Handles; 160 Pieces. .. $45 $37.50 Conventional Border Decoration; Theo. Haviland; 97 Pieces. $180 $85.00 5 Apple Blossom Decoration; Theo. Haviland; 101 Pieces ..$109 $75 A?ph Blossom Doc.i Gold Edge and Handles; Theo. Haviland; 100 Pcs.$131 $90 Pink Spray Decoration; Theo. Haviland; 100 Pieces ........ccu.... $43 Spray Decoration; Theo. Haviland; 52 Pieces ........... 107 [e—nlc—Fclc—D o] Reduction on, All American Decorated Porcelain Dinnerware lole—2sl—=]a]——]0] —— D. C. LABOR VOTE PARLEY SUPPORT Central Union Favors Arms Conference and Will Join Demonstration. Central Labor Union last night-placed itself on record not only as a supporter of the conference on limitation of arma- ments, but also as an agency Which will take the lead in a public demonstration 1ot approval of the conference. The meeting, which was held in Mu- sicians’ Hally voted to’ support the American Federation of Labor program for a public demonstration, following an address by Vice President Matthew 'Woll of the federation. John B. Colpoys, as head of the committee in charge of the demonstration, asked for and re- ceived permission’ to arrange a mass meeting in Convention Hall on the night of November 11, Armistice day, at which organized labor will publicly’ proclaim its support of the aims of the limita- tion of arms parley. Opposition Develops. Mr. Woll appealed to the delegates on_the ground that labor hot only had suffered in the past from war, but also had always inherited a portion of the burden of readjustment, especially in the payment of debts incurred from | | | | | | war. Opposition to the demonstration cropped up from the delegation - of | machinists, supported by renresenta- tives of the painters and waiters. It was pointed out that the personnel of the American delegation did not meet with all wishes of organized labor and that the program would not be in keeping with the safeguarding of the policy of the republic. John B. Colpoys and Frank J. Cole- man led the supporters of the Ameri- can Federation of Labor program for the support of the parley. Both made addresses from the floor on the sub- ject, and the entire discussion con- sumed more than two hours. The re- sult was a close vote in favor of sup- porting the American Federation pro- gram. Gompers May Be Speaker. It is expected that President Gom- pers will be one of the principal speakers at the meeting on November 11. A number of other speakers, prominent both in labor circles and in civic life, will have parts on the program. Arrangements for a musi- cal program are to be made. hLast Week of the Sebtember Sale Special Opportunity to efurnish the Bedroom The bargains in the September Sale include specials for every room. The Bedroom features are, however, exceptionally strong. It’s now or never—to enjoy these Prices. & | These Suites came to us by special purchase— and represent truly special values—that are marked specially low.for this sale: ; The illustration pictures the Suites accurately— Four-piece—consisting of Dresser, Chifforette, Bed and Semi-Vanity Cagse. L3 51689 You can make such selection of pieces as you wish— also at special prices. ‘A $200.00 value Complete for................. $55 Dresser, specialieceescoerenn s $45 Chifforette, special. . eereteseiiiedinaees. . §3750 $50iBed; specidbiiooiio il tiiic i s $41.50 Separate Bedroom Pieces Here are some Dressers that are of staple design—and of our standard of construction. They are marked at Sep- tember Sale prices. - Box Spring and Mattress Good quality box spring, Consoience Brand, - Zelt top and in full size; upholstered with seventy- two high-tempered springs, tied eight, times, bound with reed edges, covered with good grade of ticking; of- fered with a Mattress of layer felt; made by the Conscience Brand factory. Complete «eceoma: 3925 and haped MirToreeee. . coconeom: Similar Dresser in Golden Oak «Consclence Brand” Mattress, Wwith Tectangular MIrror..euees sealed tight package, fresh from factory; good grade of layer felt, five-inch box, rolled edge and strong ticking. Usual $20 MattressS.c..ceceees + Golden Oak Cliffonter, with ‘wood back and five drawers.i.a Stitched Comforts, with good grade of ticking; 72x T2cnaguvnecsicnmnsive You'll appreciate how remarkably priced these are when you see the values. White Blankets, with striped 55.25 2.65 Nicelysfinished Comforts, well filled; 72X80 cemwe coeveamssases s5 Well Filled Comforts, ‘cov+ ered - in attractive patter; . 1 ¢ ot mre e crn e e e oa border, and some few Plaid and Gray Blankets, wool finishe covaneess o cmmos o omme o o e com Heavier Blankets, wool faced; White with colored %wsess House & Herrmann &<esr f Special--Blankets and Comforts LAW SCHOOL OPENS. Washington College of Law Holds Reception and Dance. With a reception and entertainment the Washington College of Law last night began its twenty-sixth year. A musical program was rendered by the second-year class. The third-year class furnished refreshments. Addresses were made by Dr. Charles B. Frankham, special assistant to At- torney General Daugherty, a new member of the faculty; Prof. Edwin A. Moores, Prof. Elwin C. Dutton and Prof. Ellen Spencer Mussey, all members of the faculty. Dancing con- cluded the program. NAVY CHANGES ORDERED. Changes have been made in the commanding officers of four naval evessels. Lieut. Commander Oscar C. Badger has been assigned to the com- mand of the Pruitt; Lieut. Commander Lee C. Carey to the command of the Wood; Lieut. Commander Schamyl Cochran to the command of the Craven, and Lieut. Commander Fran- gla S. Graven to the command of the OST people who heat their homes with that the Nokol principle of automatic oil xheidalm«bod.Notafloithmknow,hom,that Nokol fuel is almost back to pre-war prices : Terms Can Be Arranged If Desired Mutual Service Bureau, Inc. 727 Twelfth St. N.W. Phone Main 4584 N&Kol Automatic Oll Heating for Homes Protetted by Doble Detroit Patests KUTZ PRAISED FOR PART | 21 AUTO TIRES STOLEN. IN FRAMING ZONE LAWS [Thett of Men’s Attire and Lady’s Watch Also Reported to Police. Tires for large automobilbs, valued ¥ t $663.35 were stolen from the G. W. Its Appreciation as ¥ormer ire Company, at 1620 14th street, last night by thieves who obtained Commissioner Quits. entry through the rear window. ‘Twenty-one tires, all new, were sto- In a farewell letter to Engineer|(len. W. M. Wood, manager of the Commissioner Kutz, the Fine A company, reported the theft to the Commission today expressed the b & lief that the zoning law, which C ar window also afforded en- Kutz was instrumental in having en- | trance for underwear and necktie acted, will stand as one of the mile- | thieves, who stole $75 worth of gentle- the development of the Na-|men’s unmentionables and $24 worth 1 Capital. The letter follows of mneckties, together with a goodly e Commission of Fine Arts, dur- | amount of garters for men and three dozen dress shirts, from Frederick T. B term of 'office as | Harris, 1214 U street northwest, last Engineer C ssioner of the Di night. The total amoynt of the haul trict of Columbia. The commission |was $292.50. desires to express to you appreciation Mrs. Leo Grady, apartment 405, the of your sympathetic co-operation in | Atlantic, reported to the police that a enmres in which the District Com- | thief had entered her apartment dur- missioners and the Commission of ne Arts were concerned. ‘The commission desires especially to express a sense of the benefit to the good order and attractiveness of Washington ain to. result from the zoning law. the passage of Which you were instrumental in wecuring and the working out of which your firmness, tact and consideration has made comparatively easy. The com- zoning act as one the history of the National Capital. on of Fine Arts and satisfaction in Fine Arts Commission Expresses ing its mee ay, heard, that You 10: s mission regards the of the milestones i development of th “The Com wishes you your new DETACHED FROM LOCAL YARD. Lieut. Edward J. Alexander has been detached from duty at the Washington navy yard and ordered to take a course of instruction at Har- makes. i | Wretchedness table —act sure Used Automobiles With the announcement of the new type 61, Cadillac, a number of deals that were. pending have been closed and as a result at present we have a very good as- sortment of used automobiles of various The Washington Cadillac Company =l F 113840 Connecticut A % onnecticut Avenue ! 4 Constlnatlon % Phones Franklin 3900-3901 a8 lc)::i: (c!an.mBe Quickly Overcome by Open Evenings Until 9 P. M.; Sunday Until 3 P. M Beaded | Beads {;“",R m‘g“-‘ S i o i { Girdles | Buttons urely vege- 2 ur hours nng with ATTENTION, LADIES This is the season when should give your gair and_complexion special eare. el Margaret Woodrow Wilson having need exe _prescriptions the; e P o e st ry Them, $1.00 Each Almond Skin Food—Feeds and whitens the skin. Muscle Cream—Eradicates wrinkles. ansing Cream—¥or supburn and black- amond rin Celeste Beauty Shop FREE Marcel Wave With Each Shampoo at 14th and Clifton Sts. lifton Terrnce—West Court Lobhy Phope Col. 7744 (First door East of No One Neefl il Tries Free Samples e Y r Tonics—Makes the hair grow. ruff. Style—that radiates beauty and individuality. Quality—that ‘insures Satis- faction. 2 Prices—that mean real econ- omy. BRAIDS Fancy and plain Loop, Flat _ Pigtail, Soutache, Rattail, Lustre, Couching Cord, Cire, Patent Leather and many other attractive braids for trimmings. TASSELS Many styles and colors. FRINGES distinction a bt —of in all widths in silk, knotted and plain. Wonderful beaded iringes. REMODELING and gently on | the liver. Re- 2 R RRERS Do lieve bilious- ness, head. . | ache, dizzi- : We ;w and indigestion. They do their 5 L Court Swall Piil—Small Dose—Smali Price i FUR 1106 G St. s © Store News The House of Fashion For Wednesday, Sept. 28 G The satisfactory kind price. Open evenings 7-S. 30-33 Florida MARTIN WOLF 20:2,75se. Fur_Remodeling Exolusiyely. at a satisfactory Gouraud's Oriental Cream 324 36 224 26 2 4 2 X — 2026 20 2 2202 22 0 2620 2 20 2 2 5 2 23 O 0 226 2 26 262 2 26 26 2 2 2 2 - ¢ Nokol has been installed in 5137 homes Nokol requires no alteration in your . Blue Work Shirts present heating plant . With_two pockets; “Uncle Nokol heating is as pradtical as eledric lighting ST e Firemen’s Blue Shirts Nokol has i f - I color. Sizes 14 to 18. Noko o e bk e gy e opd, o o B g0 12 s d sl ae CEUCGeTy Of SOV« -~ BN | aaieons: s ossiisecans ] or 5 uncertain heating. They have gladly gone on record as to their satisfaction with automatic oil heating. ; Men’s and Boys’ Leather Palm Black Half Hose Boys’ Blue Nokol heating may well be compared with electri¢ light- : Caps Gauntlets and With double_ole Overalls i ing, because it is electrically operated, requires’no attention, b and high spliced | d and gives a continuous even temperatuse through thermo- bt z“c‘:‘: " Gloves by f,l P a i Gt J 3 5 f Hard-wearin; - enim. Size i = el e e inck, Sises X 60c | | qutny """ 25 | | To Pairs, 25c| |0 B 5 | Kerosene [Nokol fuel] has been reduced from last year's war price 25% to 50%. From every indication, a normal ’, - mnelevelhuabemmor:hedthnwfllmmmflyw 75 y Mens;er::llmOur ¥ lamnumma-w saving iorN;Ikolbu;eu. Boy; BlueSSerle In khaki and oxford §3 50 ys' Compton Many home owners intend to install Nokol are -Pants Suits gray. Sizes 36 to 44.. PO- Cord: Suits placing their orders. We can fill onlya limited number by uum?ne:dn ALL . WOOL. Boys’ Sweaters e ea::nqy“_my. aee f cold weather,and we must fill them in turn. Therefore, if o] -lgl;:fl:‘ pants. Sites e G 7 to 17 years. i you would get the full benefit of Nokol this winter, you styles in oxford, heather mix- shold placeyour erderno. $7.45 TR $6.98 Good quality, eather with ends. 29¢ Style! $25, $39.50, $49.50 to $115 Fashionable Dresses! Instituting a twice-monthly event in 3 ter so exceptional that mere words can not do them justice. ust h bargains to really appreciate them. The sale is for Tuesday only—it is advised that you attend as early as possible. "Men’s Trousers JUVENILE SUITS ml' Brl‘fll'“ Good_quality corduroy in green, ght stripe per- Worsteds in neat bloe ang brown shades, Nerfolk 3 98 cales and dark ma- dark stripes. &7 o8 style coat. Pants are lined o dras. Sizes 7 g7 Sizes 30 to 40 throughout. Sizes 4 to 8 years... ito 14. Two for otk KAk kAR A A K Quality! At the Lowest Prices in Years New Fall Suits! $25, $35, $39.50 to $79 Smartest Coats! $25, $29.50, $39.50 to $85 Stunning Hats! $5,$7.50,$10 to $15 R b2 2 2 0 0 g * which George offers values of a charac- You must see these Cambric Nightrobes Nicely trimmed. Sizes figc 15 to 19 Triangle Soft Silk Collars Stiff-Cuff Shirts Made of Harmony percales with five pearl button front. Every shirt guaranteed fast b e e - 4ein-hand ' Ties Polka dot pattern. For- merly 69¢c. 29¢c Ty VIV IVEV L AV EVIVE PV RVIVE VRV VIVEVEVEV R VEVEVEVEVRVEVEVETRVRVEVEVEVEVRvE B EVE SV VS 910 Seventh Street P