Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1921, Page 15

= THE BVENING: STAR, WASHINGTON, Plans were made for the annual banquet which will be held early h‘l Deeember. The following new members were clected: M sses Grace McVey, Mabel Owen, Helen Epsteiln, Annabel Mat- thews, Kate P. Johnson, Mrs. Laura Halsey and Mrs. Burnita Shelton 'WOMAN LAWYFRS MEET. Delighted . Over, Appointment of Judge 0'Toole and Miss McCall. ‘Resolutions expressing commenda- tion and appreclation of the appoint- ments of Judge Mary O'Toolo ta tho Municipal Court bench and Miss Pearl McCall gy an ass'stant district attors ney were adopted by the Women's Y P - R oo Y orestt at ita ||, Leut Commandsr Jullus C i Kt et fan_vheeting Wednesday night at | terfield, stationed st Puget sound, the Washington Collegé of Law. - Miss | Wash., has been assigned to the com- Emma M. Gillett presided. mand of the naval collier Baturn. WARVELLOWSED | rireiiacsen. 10 FINAL AT P[ll[l . :nabled to Beat 3d Cavalry “Team.Through Handicap by 7-te-5 Score. —sn. ‘WILL COMMAND COLLIER. _———— '.IIllillil.llllllllll.l.ll War Department Yellows won theix' & " way to the final in the Army handica e o wlo tonrney’ by fdefeating -t : Beginning o Beginning avalry team from Fort M *._. i vesterday on Totomac P. !m = October 15th A October 15th wipners_had a handic n o B the ghme was a nip and tuck affair ' . from-start to finish. L . 3 Camp Humphreys and the War n»m' 0 e = e Wa on womi-fAinkl mateh, the - winni - o xlr:l«-‘lmr War Yellows in th = Announces on_Monday The cavairy team never w; = New York’s Latest Dance sfl‘flhofl, flle = Famous Meadowbrook Orchestra by imaccurate shooting. ) 5 e - T ' four exceued itg rival in lw (Direction Arthur M. Krause) ball down the field buf n 5 shats from a scorine On the job for sixty years, Ira " = wide, while the winn Shockey of Ling, W. Va, In atill work- [ ] Washington’s Smartest Restaurant made the most of p ing, rain or shime, every day and opportunity it had t lly performing his duties in| B C - 2” e ot e e HALL OF NATIONS its ";r:\ pl;h\( u‘ . in the rnrnl'dlllrlfl. ll|e Il- one Dinner Dance, 6:30 to 8:30. Supper Dance, 9:30 to Closing empt to play a « TR R many po; flice offic! d - o rer L ah increama S Tre were revies Y| ® Formal, Wednesday and Saturday Nights. recelved by | nt llurdlnx rtrrnfly | lu the Freasurs Department at Ciyiodin, b 0 We Suggest Reservations at Onee can count 1[\ermunn\utlhera!- 121 - —— EESEENEEEENEEEEEREEEN 000 notes in five or six minutes. EEBEEE—EE::IEEEEE ITS A REAL BUY! SATURDAY SPECIALS g Our Convenient Terms You do not have to pay cash for any article of furniture you may select, be- cause our convenient credit plan enables vou to make just a small cash deposit, Which will deliver the article you choose to your home and permits you to pay the ba'ance on credit terms 1rrang(d to suit vour own individual rcqulremenh If you ha‘n an account here, simply say “Charge e . Four Do All Scoring Four players did all the whose_ali-round ng the: entire ¢ times for the wi zoing to the credit of Licut. Jadwin, whose riding=off of his rivals was spectacular. « Two of the =i ute periods the fourth ch one « teams did not have »F_two to count $350 to Philadelphia & $3.25 to Chester $300 to Wilmington AND RETURN War.Tax 87 Additional Sunday, October 23 18-Quart Cann'ng and Preserving Kett'e reing kettie i~ ideal INquart prese 20 P AL “Tickets on sale Friday preceding Excarsion This kufiet $29.75 i Of golden oak, neatly finished $2 Cash and 75¢ Weekly. garSimilar Excursions November 6, 20, December 4 and 18 This Handsome 9-Piece American K Walnut Dining Room Smte, as Plcturgd 1 -Pennsylvania | | System one - Armehalr - ta Popular American l‘l’h Route of the Broadway Limited BEAUTY BLEACH Will Clear Your Skin 1 your skin is blemi Ales, moth patches or jar of Biack and Whil 3 cake of Black and White According to directions and ¥ on worrles will end. exi 5 *1.50 Cash, S0c Weekly. 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This 4-P|ece ‘Bedroom Sulte, Finished $11.98 1 in American Walnut o ll A This handsome Suite, like picture, s in the popular Queen Anne period_and consists of large. roomy dresser with e ot e vt e (e s sl 29 50 seeing this complete 8t .....ceiveencecasescnans a 20x38-inch plate-giass ‘mirror. chiffonier with $12.50 Cash; $2.00 Weekly “Your. choice o . oak_or mahogany finish, $1.00 Cash and 50c Weekly. plate-lans mirror and tle new itlo triple- -mirror toilet table and full-size wood ‘on_can't a EE ———— | o] —= 0| —=o|—={o|——=] 0] Walnut-Finished Dresser, $16.75 ®riis walnut-finished dross- er, like picture, is a rare valve. It is very well made and niccly gnished fn wal- nut. 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Pennsylvania Avenue Unnewnl Importance Attaches to Saturday’s Offerings Featuring Our Importation of English Overcoats —and a Special Feature is the Price— $35 Being English, they’re built on big, roomy lines. Being of the particular make, they‘re better made than is the rule with English- soring your satisfaction. Single and Double Breasted; belted: back or belt all around; patch pockets; Satin lined. An Interesting ‘Two-trouser Suit Special $37.50 The two-trousers idea is a good one, for they share wear—and thereby practically double the life of the Suit. Herringbones. Hair-line Stripeg and Fancy Mixtures—Single and Double Breasted— Young Men'’s and Conservative. All sizes—and in our detailed proportions _ —sothat the fit is a real fit. . Hats —at a Remarkable Price— $3.85 in the shapes. Your concern need be only with the selection of block and color. Leave the responsibility for all the rest to us. We KNOW the Hat. . 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REDUCED $l 00 SPECIAL TO 500 pairs of Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes— Brown leather uppers, with sewed leather soles.. Foot- form lasts. sl .49 Sizes 6 to 2. Boys’ Caps Golf Caps, in new and neat mixtures— the wanted »hupe— C all sizes, 674 to 7 59 Boys’ Chinchilla Polo Caps—in Brown, Blue $| and Gray On the Economy Floor (Fonrttl Floor)' Very Specnl Vnhles ln Men’s .vercoats ‘From every point-6f consideration—qual- ity of weave; type of models; character of makeimanship—they are special values—and the price emphasizes it. $22.75 qulg Men’s and Comrutwe styles—-— Slngle and Double Breasted. - Ulsterettes, etc., . in Brown and Tan Heather mixtures, plain and pldd back. Excellent range of sizes. .15 655 —————————————————————————— e e P TP — et e -