Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1921, Page 12

- \ " = . ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1921. = —_— 2 i . WSTRTELY | ¢ y 7| TELLS OF IRISH FAVOR. |MAY CANCEL MANEUVERS.' 2 - SR BOOBAR HAS IMPROMPTU '] Parcel Post Package 11 TELLS (l__ o | s ; Sore Throat Wisdom RECEPTION WITH KIWANIS | Leads Off Campaign | |3. A. Rvan of Iliinois Says Feeling | Lack of Oil Supply Affects At- Torelieve Sore Throat you must getat ! : = S e | lantic-Pacific Pl | theseat of the disease, counteracting the l: _. For Early Xmas Mail | in United States Grows. antlcEact °M Ans. pinea | §20%: TONSILINE is prepared and sold a [ c i sing membe: Abra- Finte: vers th »mbined | 3 A Deluged With Congratulations on | -.-:::e:": ¥ c:o:»( q','.':.r:,"|”-:'|-|: - ing m‘nmbf‘rs of the \‘\"t:r’:\l }]\“l;u(r :?lx‘x!m'u\::’r,z n.-u."‘ mbin lfl;{%mtt ogfip;.:g:y;ae.\’;’l;m::'rons. Election at Weekly '? Christman” went through the ' t canceled because of 1 4 b SinE Wi, = ppearance | Washington city post office | | ¢4 pplY of fuel oil. pore Lhroat may save long days of Meeting. ‘{ today, destined for delivery in | f the ” v Departmen sickness. little Sore Throat wis- g Bt |\ Indiana. 1t was mailed at the | 112 sht, S A 2 q 4 N hottle of TONSILINE Deluged with congratulations from il Anacostin branch post office. % s, S 3 nned trials in | goday need it tomorrow his fellow club memb: n his recent “Thin certainly Indientex that | s e 3 further most used. Look for th meeting of the Kiwanis Club at the ok for the long Vi erday after- | ——— — necked fellow on the bottl n Of Lesser Priced Merchandise . - L [y zm A : 3 5 | TONSILINE is the National election to the governciship of the P A e b 3 fro for fucl ISILIN e N 5 Capltal District of KIwanis, John, J. | Svingies remam demmmrmr ish 1 ations wa w a Sore Throat Remedy — best jBoobar was forced to hold an im-i|l nce Schooley, superintendent | y 4 r e 5 for known and most effective and 3 promptu reception at the weekly alls; ; 'Neill, Los ists \ cere ] m shauthor- | en you go to the drug store to get it. Mr. Boobar thanked his clubmates d the best! tth for efforts exerted in his behalf and 2 promised to do all in his power to | - - — — = = —— carry out the program adopted by the | —— — —— - e - i > o district” at the Norfolk convention. = | = = 5 i “laude H. Woodward presided und | e 2 I & i appointed George H. Winslow, Harry (I - | Address Ary Communication to the President, D-G-S, 2325 18th St. N. W. Phone Col. 9855 i A S eclal Sale Of Hahn and George Mangan (o repre- i P L Z|sent the Kiwanis Club at the unem- | | Zployment conference in the Distriet [ building today. - Following sutisfactory reports from | M 1sses : WOO‘l J ersey Dre sses |u ot S Woohwars o | 3 accepted the invitation of the Rota I; . Club to mect in joint session at the | from, the Kiwanis Clup at the carni_ i . val to be held during the week o In Peter Pan‘ Sunny Brook and Bllly Styles = {October 17 was accepted. o | | | red-haired girls hance of getting m 35c.. G0c. Hospital Size, $1.00. : | Columbia Country Club October 19. Aninv Country Club asking representati As @ nucleus for "the Christmas | S e R : o st Sret ; . = |Santa Claus pack the club voted $300 WOOL JERSEY DRESSES, smartly cut in the latest juvenile styles and just the =|32 appropriated, it being potnted out garment for school or general wear. Pleated skirts with overblouses, white kid collar. : ;:::u w:ll‘l(h‘fx:?lr‘lj (:.:m::,r,fl,l“;ml :h.‘ I Lb c rt .. and cufis, straightline models, finished with narrow belt, large patch pockets and pip committee in charge would be amply -Lb. Garion ings of contrasting colors supplied with money to start the work at once. Mrs, W. T. Barrett, chairman of the These dresses are all well tailored and have becn carefully selected for-this sale. A { es ar 1 > £ th . ladies’ committee, through Mr. Wood- / special opportunity for the schoel girls who have not already purchased one of these sim- yard, announced the appointmen i . -« 2 1 Mrs. rtram Crabill a Mrs, Dw ple. but most appropriate dresses. Colors are sorrento, henna, green, brown, reindeer, Birnliamoas: mombersl or (b dastail Claus pack _commitice, Oc 2! v es’ Dowu Stairs Store. ! Wll;r:‘)b:;e 7 \:,"',Zsf'u“d ladies’ d. navy and black: Sizes 14 to 38. ISTRICT [ ROCERY ‘oiuzw i s Y daughters and = | frieids of Kimanians wi to attend the meeting, w ber 29 was selected ws 1 ¥ 5 ; A = | to be celebrated with dinner and en- A T ' 5 R MlSSeS Models in C B = El"f““'-'"e"}';ob.\m, e R HEN housekeepers market for Quality Gmcerle’s, they will d? best at D-G-S Stores. Q\;z.hty and C $ 1 $ 1.50 d $2 : :Q;z ‘;:u:‘lll‘:‘h ;\f;’s{:}t;‘l P 1 service count fu:st. at all our stores. Fo-operahve buying brl_ngs costs QOWN and offers yl:nt orsets, dl1, d1.0U0 an B | rosoustiiels can LOWEST prices. Indlyldual personu! service of D-G-S members,,mcludmg delfve_ry, costs no more be ;{,flfr‘:fi@ 31’; Jork accomplished at the cause the cost of operating our stores is the very lowest. You don’t _have to wait in line to be checked : 5 6% it a(uandunes - out. Courteous attention, quick service and delivery save you your time, worry and money at every D-G-S Store. Remember—QUALITY and SERVICE at zll our stores. s’ night, [he right corset for vour daughter. Tt is 2 E ol R aitorra port_on the club ary to pay a !m,l\ pncc.tor it 1 Leon “Murley, Ttoy These corsets are law priced and give the ~ =!nounced that John proper support to the developing figure. = | would be . the not ne ) \ Wednesday's meeting. { / C. 0. Towlex and Leo Cap: N At $1.00 50 on prizes for the handso N M 'll 2 WAISTLINE MODEL. with very short hip dpere S e chie s Do ; F n to his f: ew 1 lnery line—just enough to hold the slender figure weil. = | “GTEOR 10 s famils 1n a Splendid = - 3 1 a Sp At $1.50 i and homeflest guests present, w Large Showing IT"S SURELY FINE | The greatest Coffee value coffered here today—sold on a very small margin to get guests were | ! | A delightful blend of fine Coffees—a revela- i ko = tion to those who know ~chief en, V. H. Si A JUNIOR MODEL of Pink Codtil, with low all to use it. Models that are really new ia contour. color top and medium hip: boned just enough to take = good coffee. and style. Several hundred are represented in care of the average schoolgirl's figure. = this moderately priced lot. Made of fine velvets and duvetyn; trimmed with quills, ribbons, swirl- At $2.00 ing sprays of ostrich or glycerine facings which () ICITIZENS WILL RENEW | | HYATTSVILLE DEMAND | GOI_D BAG GOFFEE shadow the wearer’s eves. Beautiful colors and A SPORTS MODEL. with Very short frout combinations. Very few duplicates—mostly one- steel. finished with short top. which buttons. £ b ! ! of-a-kind models. Three of the styles are illus- most conl{ortuble model, with flexible boning and “|Rehearing of Gas and Electric | trated. 3 medium lines. : i Dowa Stairs Store. Company Case to Be ¢ : : Made. i1 Fancy Breakfast Bfim- (By the I’iece)ll). 25¢ Sun Maid ilaisins, 15-0z. Pkg. . . . 22¢ Women's Sateen, . | Women's Corduroy Flanr‘xelette e izt | Armour’s Sliced Bacon 1-1b. Pkg. . . 43¢ | Crisco (All Size Cans) Per Lb. . . . 19¢ Petticoats Robes and Breakfast Kimonos - [pany care and wyon the st st | Quaker Oats, Pkg. . . . . . . . . . 12c | Baker's Chocolate 15-Ib. Cake . . . 20¢ Low Priced, $1.00 | . Coate Specielly | g cial Value, $145 | i, eewo oor || Oream of Wheat . . . . . . . . . . 28c | Six String Brooms (a Few Left) at . . 59 oo o sopeiartye - oM | fanat vaiue 4t tpls moderate. | cader. exay. bius and ik i § jcammimion ban retused o rencasie |l Ygggon Ol Per Pint . . . . . .. 28¢c |Rimso7c - Fabile --- ‘Iax 10 structed by the meeting to repeat his e . hist a o demand,, Mr, Smith sala thet the cav- () Mazola Ofl, Per Pint. . . . . . . . 30¢ largely fictitious.” He pointed out . 0 g - . 3 it Wit 2 ks o | Imported Sardines (in Olive Oil) 17¢ o 50¢ per cent return. Star Naptha Soap Powder, 2 Pkgs.-. . . 9¢ Argo Starch, 3 Pkgs. . . . ... .. 25 Down Stairs Stere. « NEW SWEATERS Muslin Povularly Priced imtendent o tShonts eiveres e | Camphell’s Soups, Per Can . . . . . 10c | Smoked Shoulders, Per Lb. . . . . . 15¢ opular rice ress Showing the meed for new By migadi i e Underwear jaimiesetions e 1) Tomatoes, Large’Can . . . . . . . . 15¢ | Wax Paper (for Lunches) 3 Rolls . . 10: P arles J. wi elected | 1§ For Children | Siial Valieagfor Sutordayts Salling. 1 E mrous out Anataion . D e Deseion A irceyie Deling Bl e Sieeten Srlomer ) GELFAND’S N A“T“ & cois UNEEDABISCUIT 9295 $3.95 $4.95 .; _WoMENS EXTRA SIZE OUTING FLAX. = |dopt, and the other officers sl | . o e . . . NEL GOWNS, well made with pretty em- treasurer, “W:° L Jones: executive | A“SAGE s'g 4 Paekages 250 The sweater commands a new and important broidered yokes; V neck and scalloped edges. S L B L RELIS“ SMOKED s Lizas place in the fall wardrobe. These are developed $1.25. i in many new styles and stitches and are really WOMEN’S PINK CREPE BLOOMERS, in essential to most every woman or miss. The sort of sweater every one will want. - closed knee style, with wide ruffles; full cut, well made and reinforced. 95c¢ : \ { A large assortment of children’s sweaters H WOMEN’S DRAWERS, of extra good qual- { $2.50 to $4.95 ity musling neatly trimmed with ruffle of fine 1 embroidery. Specially priced 50c. Down Stairs Store. Down Statrs Store. Apparel for Girls 7 to 14 Years All-Wool Serge Dressés $5.75 to $9.75 Serge Dresses, in regulation and dressy_models—the regulation model is trimmed with white braid and have emblem on sleeve; full-cut skirt. The dressy models are trimmed with different colored embroidery to add to/ their effectiveness. / U. S. ATTORNEY REMoVED. || il o e cenit | gt neseerepen, 320 | NABISCO - 3 Pkgs. 25¢ SERI i ) Gl | ments, spices, pickle ) 3 bbb Al - ol e did {T. G. Slattery of Kentucky Dis- |}/ ;iel.::l:::'::nu.l:: ;::a's's '"me ,“ell' 350 GOI-n MED AI. ;lol"‘ placed on President’s Order. | Thomas G. Slattery, United States ||| hol, — 1 5 s 12-Ib. om. ery | ] H. :“: ::::me T". & re:n e “ Whole 28 6-1b. Bag, 37c; 12-lb. Bag, 68c “sTAR”_TIAMS perio. £0C| AUNT JEMIMA'S or attorney for the northern district of || Kentucky, was removed from office salads or with meats and fish. ) i Fresh Hams and Shoulders | PILLSBURY'S PANCAXE FLOIR | At All Our Stores |Per Package . . . 17¢ | i | The réason for the remdval was not disclosed by officlals. ~Consid- eration is being given, it is under- stood, to the appointment of Sawyer Smith of Covington, as successor to || Mr. Slattery. yesterday by President Harding on} recommendation of Attorney General | ‘ c N i 35¢| Friday and Saturday |VIRGINIA SWEET 2 Pkgs. 25¢ You’ll Never Be Disappointed With . - CORBY CAKE All-Wool Serge Middies Girls' Regulation Girls' Dresses You know: the risks that attend mixing and baking—they all vanish when you buy Special, $3.50 Middies, Special, 95¢ Special, $1.45 CORBY CAKE—every one is a “success.” ; These are very appropriate Of blue linene; very warm peciac, 5 for cool weather. Trimmed Made of the purest ingredients, from formulas that are scientifically perfect—and | S e - for school wear; neatly trim- Of * Amoskeag Gingham, 2 3 ’ o 3 1 our ests if you serve i fi?ha:dh'éfifiifaxg;f:f"sndg.f”zli med with white braid; emblem neatly made with sashes to. pa]atably pleasnlg' You'll sur ely dehght the famlly i =) = 4 vears. A truly exceptional on sleeves; full cut. Sizes 6 tie in- bow in back; some sPEc'AL , value to 22 years. 2 made in apron effect. b e e i - LAYER Iy “Triple-deck” Dainties — smothered in fluffy icing—Chocolate, Straw- 7 . berry, Mocha—fresh from the oven. Model 47 Women's Gloves | Women's Hosiery . - Women’s B8 ffi:fifal; 45‘]:3 Special, 50c Nec_'kxlvear Touring Car | At All I\I’;u:fi as | TO}V-LENG?‘H “\;&92; SU g: WOMEN'S HvEAVY- SPCCIa L 950 Nru/. Price * 2 ! D'G'S c 0 el'” = i ABLE SUEDE-FIN- [ WEIGHT COTTON HOSE, PEGGY AND CIRCU- Delfveres Stores Made I 2 y ith d ibbed t. hich ° ISHED GLOVES, with | make ‘them very elastic: can | LAR COLLARS, of eyelet threq rows stitching down be worn for out sizes as well embroidery and lace with s1 775 3 [1 9 back. every appropriate | 55 [HENS fnd tocs. Colors | Gainty lace edging; also ’ ' 2 New Stores: 3171 Mt. Pleasant St. N.W.—1543 E St. S.E.—“Watch Us Grow’ ordstrect wear; strongly are black, cordovan and white, lace vestees with round s : ~ 1 % value, . iy Stecsibratonln gadisCaenticollar s gt offers ali the NORTHWEST |5th St. and Florida Ave.]| NORTHEAST SOUTHEAST sougfg‘ssr e at?'ll%aylr 1‘.’(’,’,‘2&33'2.‘3? 5504 Winsconsin Ave, |2325 18th Street | 3rd and Maryland Ave.|1601 Good Hope Road ;gglgfsh Street pendabili in | b sgointc | [l 4sa1 Wisconsin Ave. 1609 T Stret i [ S Tl T Its is little short 4400 Georgia 'Ave. ; Fourth and B Sts. ope - Georgette Blouses : “of amazing, A fincly bal- 1531 33rd Street , . |439 N Street Ninth and I Sta. 1301 C Street SUBURBAN | . . 1 9 5 anced iRevect tantting, 1933 Temperance Ave. | Cor- 10th and K Streets|1346'B Street 1386 C Street 5215 Blair Rd. NE. Specially Priced, X : powerTuljpiscejof fmechs | 5505 14th Street 315 Q Street - |141% and C Sts. 1301 S. Capitol Street |Good l:?he,'g'c(.; i | ; : 2 | 4716 14th Street Cor. 11th and P Streets|1130 B Strest 601 E Street pw.rk'im, Voo ‘ Blouses of good quality georgette, carefully and beautifully made; OLDSMOBILE | 2502 14th Street 702 5th Street 1109 Florida Ave. 233 12th Street Riverdale, Md. | some trimmed with frills; others haye narrow braid in all-over design: : 2202 14th Street 1st and E Streets 1322 Florida Ave. 301 12th Street School and Ivory Sts, | beads and embroidery. Tuck-in, tie-on and overblouse models.- Colors SALES CO. '2009-14th Street ‘North Capitol and L Sts.|1341 H Street 7th Street Brentwood, Md. | are black, brown, navy, white, flesh and bisque. Sizes 36 to 46, but not 10161018 Conn. Ave. 1718 14th Street 1540 North Capitol St. |1st and Fenton S'YA““ ;g‘D Str:t“ Broad St, Falls Church, | all sizes in each style. e : s 1020 Girard Street 130 D Street " |801 Massachusetts Ave. d A Sts. Va. | R e Telephone Main 7837 944 Florida Ave. 312 Penna. Ave. 26 Seaton Place 14th and : g f e —_— e e e T Y37 - O S OPENING SATURDAY—FREEMAN BROS. NEW D. G. S. STORE—3608 14th ST. N.W. TS e e