Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1921, Page 5

- ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, TISEES .S, GAINING Is the Big Store for LITTLE FOLKS’ FOOTWEAR Secretary, Hoover: Tells £x- porters Industry Is Def- initely Recovering. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 7.—National industry today is in the early spring- | | time of recovery, having entered the || { period of easier credits, Secretary of Commerce Hoover told members of the American Manufacturers’ Export Association at their annual dinner last night. This was marked, he said, by the rise in the price of bonds and the fall in federal reserve and inter- est rates generally. He emphasized We devote one-half of our establishment—or one entire store—to the fitting of In- | NORMAL STABLLTY D. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1921 A I | | | Federai National Bank 14th & G Streets I A Fortune in the Wise Use of One’s Earnings Saving is a habit hard to cultivate—yet it is essen- tial to success. It is not how much you earn—but how much you save. +If you earn- much and spend all—you do not get ahead. But, if you save sompthing regularly, be it ever so small, you just can- not help getting ahead. YOUR WINTER,COAL ANTHRACITE ax much as it co Metale,” textiles, } etc.. cost more than t formerly. Nevertheless it is perfectly natural that you do not like to pay present coal prices. Neither do we. Bui— ts cousumers almost twice efore the war. ding materials. leather. as much as they did And freigbt rates 100 per cent higher: With our profits per ton so small that if we ook it all off it would not make any material differences to the individu: ner We do not =ee how prices can A ton of coal in the bin is worth two in the mine reduced. WILLIAM KING & SON 1151 16th Street Established 1835 Main 273 Coal Merchants The City's Oldest Coal Business Wm' ' Splendid Players and Pianos S5 fants’, Children’s, Misses’, Growing Girls” and Boys’ Footwear. Our expert shoe fitters will see that your child is properly fitted. Our immense stock comprises shoes to fit every foot, from the Infants” Moccasins to the Young Miss going to college. Infants’, Children’s, Misses’ and Growing Girls’ Boots Our Juvgnile Footwear is built of the finest materials and on scientific lasts that mean Health for Growing Feet. Our stock is complete. The leathers are: Tan Calf and Gun Metal Calf: ; Infants’ Sizes, 1 to 5.... Infants’ Sizes, 6 to that he did not wish to be understood as saying that the country is on the: threshhold of a boom. 2 “We have a long way to go to get back to economic stabill he said. ! “We have yet to go through with much readjustment in price levels, but we are definitely on the road. Citing other ecvidences of recovery, Secretary Hoover said there had been a very definite increase during the last two months in the production of textlles, coal, iron, steel, shoes, build- ing materials and building construc- tion. “There is in the construction in- dustries,” he continued, “even a larger | | activity than at this time a year ago. Our exports of foodstuffs have not only been increasing, but they are also larger in volume than that of a Save First; Spend Afterward | Special for Saturday Boys’ School Shoes In Tan Calfi or Gun Metal Calf, English last, Goodyear welt. Built of solid leather. Sizes 1 to 5%4. Spe- hi s cial at v ago, and this, indeed, without (\;hsse_s' .\zgz = res of foreign gov- ot o rowing Gir! £ 4 2 The destructive effect of violent fluc- w r c n The Acrobat Shoe for Children tuations in foreifn exchange, he said, ° was the first obstruction to American 0 S St 15 T forelgn trade and until some measure of na?l‘?ier 'n:d:\;alt:riv;]j:‘}_ljlm f;}t ;)icfif;f:"&fll;‘_ stability v':‘ould be securled;rom m':‘nmuzo A R o R . . T S ’ ity R ¢? > month, there was little hope that the d Th dl M h Button or Lace styles. Litde Gents’ Sizes, Tovelgn, thade of this of any other coun: t Reductions at Are Rapidly Moving em 1034 to 137%. Made of Tan Calfskin only. try would recover to normal. The indi- vidual rations of the world, he assi must balance their budgets and the processes of inflation, as this w the primary basis upon which stability must be erected. “There can be no hope of stability in any of the world exchanges,” he added, so long as inflation continues in so considerable a part of the world. “I am perfectly well aware that we should not interest ourselves as a gov- ernment in stabilizing the budgets and establishing seund currencies in foreign countries, but unless our commercial community is willing in some way to in- terest itseif in the countries struggling $2.95 $5.00 Sizes 6 to 8. Sizes 8% to 1 Little Gents’ S Special at The steadily increasing interest in this Clean Sweep Sale convinces us that music lovers everywhere appreciate the tremendous signifi- cance of a complete reduction—new Knabes and Ampicos excepted— of every new and used instrument we carry in stock. Description” and arguments are unnecessary. We merely request you to glance just a moment at the makes and prices below. Some Used and Slightly e T The Famous Cadet Hosiery oo s Wi 'S0 | for Boys and Girls 50c¢ l outwear two pairs of ordinary hose. Per pair............... with fiscal and financial problems we l| | must expect to pay many thousand-fold in the loss of export markets apd in i | the employment of our people. It should not be bevond the intelligence of the human race to secure a solution of this matter as would result in some stabili- zation of the German mark. Better ar- fl | rangement of this mat! must take pri- ority if we are to se the European curre; Secretary Hoover. 1 JOS. STRASBURGED_ e 310~ 312 SEVENTH STREET !sed Instruments on Sale peal that they should be transformed into community action. HAVRE PLANS FOR GREAT for Balance of Week COLUMBUS DAY FETE . - BEHNING PLAYER, $ J. AND C. FISCHER $ R e Oaky -k p 198 g UPRIGHT ............ 1 1 9 considers ltself a stepping stone to AEOLIAN PLAYER, $ 1 98 GUILD $1 1 9 e man . Mahogany..........- UPRIGHT ......,..... » with brilifant -nnd picturesque cere- STUYVESANT PLAYER, $ 198 SCHUBERT PLAYER, $498 ; 5 ; T | o st e Joonala b reseaiine Mahogany Mahogany........... American countries will each receive V| . i N AND SIMPSON NEW ENGLAND We Have Met the Buyers’ Campaign of Bach/:¥: s 5 oo * $95 “OPRIGHT -.-........ $123 - bus. A bronze tablet' w: ofamzad DalllEens " Sl i s BRI RIS R e tq Pre.War Pnces and Have Cut Our e e e WOODWARD AND BROWN 95 SEEBURG UPRIGHT, $1 79 Lafayette stayed before leaving for UPRIGHT............... Oak ................ ks e morel of honbr yorel o, Gin. Prices to the Bone | Eatayetic' oy "tne’ American: Congress: HAINES BROS. $93 STORY AND CLARK ; [ o Beniarmin Frankiin, A staive of UPRIGHT ..............- e ° Anyetion, tasing the city nat, "0 STORY AND CLARK 7 A Ellmpse into the middle ages has PLAYER, BOUDOIR UPRIGHT, $l 79 e s an CrCOAlS it iitey B, i $498 OB sy i :‘cmfi-"th% ‘{;12;" house of Havre ACKERMAN BERKLEY ‘or e 8 in and sail aroumn are down to o |Mnighiaina ladies Wil e mex and UPRIGHT............ $255 UPRIGHT ........0... $ 139 2 "y greeted by town authorities. Two PEERLESS UPR'GHT hundred children, garbed in Norman HAINES UPRIGHT, > costumes and carrying banners and Mahogany . 298 oAk =i vt American_continent, will form the KNABE ANGELUS e S T SRR T D TLARK PLAYER, consuls in the evening and concerts PLAYER, - $533 4 ;:1)1' be given in various parts of the Mahogany........... Mahogany. . KRING PLAYER HEINEKAMP ; $ UPRIGHT .............. $98 Mahogany........... 235 EVERARD PLAYER.......! y s $ 49,8 HOT WORDS E 'SCHUBERF PLAYER, 5 3 Mahogany ok 178ty s B $398 POPRIGHT wnre....... $123 is g;lrepa;)rled wgen Mahogany........... 3 J. AND C. FISCHER $l 1 CHEE S iR, AR mecanorn : i S PLAYER, ? or full heating cquip- = $535 UPRIGHT ............ $229 A KNABE STORY AND CLAR &m:_'n'i',':figgzm: GRAND ........... = $895 I:-LAY(I)ER ....... : K $5 19 = wls, showers; finest . EWST! IGHT, SOLO CONCERTO ¢ B‘.l"g”,“" and .l‘:fi“‘é ..c = hvlthofnlfnyl."fl,{..;.... $l 98 'PLACYER. [ e $459 {3 0. NG el $119. | “War...... $642 R U L LR LR MR R R LR L e R R R L LR LR LR L R L L e R R R R R U LR R S R R R R LR R LR LR R R LR LR R LR LR LR AR AR W g. GOTTLIEB, Pres. H E. Y, Vice Pres, 917 H ST. N.W. Fhon 45868 A These prices—these terms are so favorable that it is com- paratively easy to own a good N .l You don’t have to wait longer to buy that suit and overcoat. W 1 See have cut our price on Bell Fall Suits and})veécfuh to the ml:.:: to meeé'!h: :’l:"m 0N pl‘ye"“ A“?‘:lh”l'l' uyers’ Campaign pre-war prices. For you get swellest Over- ' ese instruments. call wi coats—Raglan shoulders, Belters, warm fleecy coats. Snappy Suits, single repay you and double breasted. All the latest ideas—and there’s a saving of Ten Dol- lars on every garment. Look around and convince yourself. 7 Bell: All-Wool Trousers, $2.90, $3:90, $4.90 ‘Bell Clothes Shop:‘ Privilege is given to ex- change any time within one year from date of purchase for any piano i 1S YouR. FAR” SIGHT store, whether new or used, positively protect- BOTHERING ed by written guarantee Yy To Approved or player of equal or 2 2 . alue, and all STORES, ALL OVER THE LAND oy rtom i i0smrs V) g Credit oo e on i i in full pn Do the focusing™ according to condition. muscles of your eyes refuse to accommodate 799 your vision to long dis- ¥4 tance: We can deter- mine “just the strength I needed in the lenses you should wear if you will I ask us for an‘examina- | tion. We refer you to [l those who" are wearing | our glasses. » second. TWO WASHINGTON STORES 3 920 F Street N.W.~941 Penna. Ave. NW Take Long ime to Pay Balance ), o/ Warerooms, ic. ¥ J.HWilliams, s 1330 G St. N.W. FREE Player Bench with Player— Stool with Piano and FREE De- livery up to 50 Miles. Player Bench with Player — Stool with Piano and FREE De- livery up to 50 | Miles.