Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1921, Page 22

SENSATIONAL We say sensational because the prices here quoted are the verv lowest for which high-grade jewelry, such us we offer, can be bought. And. as you know. Christmas is but a short time off and there is no time like the present to make your gift selections. A small deposit will hold any article until Christmas. DIAMOND LAVALLIERS Another dia- lavallier -made to sell for Beaut lavaller set with dismons Rreen ifully made 3 i eten w | mond or white' Bold. Made tosell | $30.0. 0. (25, 51 .00. i% | s150 LADIES’ WRIST WATCHES watch, beautifully engraved front, with 15-jewel adjusted movement; guarantee to keep in repair for two years. Just a few more left. A $30.00 value. At.. THolob '3 Jetwvelry Shop I 911 mt‘lllNQ:flwl: is given to watch and jewelry repalring OPEN EVENINGS l? THE EVENING P et DISTRICT UTILITIES READY FOR STRIKE Gas and Electric Companies Have Ample Supply of Fuel on Hand. The street car, gas and electric light companies of Washington are prepared for the railroad strike if it should come to pass. An inquiry conducted today revealed that all of the public service cor- porations of the city have stored up substantial coal reserves. Wwilllam F. Ham, president of the Washington Railway and Electric Company and the Potomac Electric Power Company, said he has approxi- mately 10,000 tons of coal at the Ben- ning power plant, which is ample to keep the plant in operation for three l| | weeks. The Potomac Electric Power Com- pany, in addition to furnishing cur- rent for the operation of the various lines of the Washington Railway and Electric Company, generates all of the current used in private homes, and supplies nearly all of the current used In commercial and industrial plants. Howard S. Reeside, president of the Washington Gas Light Company, an- nounced that his company has sufli- SALE Pendart lavallier, beautifully wrought in white gold and set with large diamonds. Easily worth $180. $65.00 wrist 14-kt. solid gold lady’s 14% Phone M. 8032 Manufacturing Jeweler LANSBURGH & BROTHER The Bargain 6th Believes That you should shop carefully, and buy only when you find the best value. It is on this basis we submit this Unusual Offering of Coats and Dresses at fifteen dollars The Coats Are fashioned of Wool Velours, Bolivias and Fine Mixtures, self or fur trimmed. silk-lined Most of them are The styles are NEW, the materials are far better than you would naturally expect, the’ workmanship and careful detail will sur- prise women and misses who are accustomed to paying a great deal more for their clothes. The Dresses Materials are of good quality, in such popular weaves as Canton Crepe, Trico- coats; tine, Poiret Twill and Charmeuse. the styles are belted or semi-belted; some in straightline, with full-sweep bottoms; large convertible collars of self or fur. Many are embroidered. Colors—navy, brown, reindeer, taupe, copen and others. a nd misses. Sizes for women Several hundred dresses made in a number of pleasing styles; some heavily beaded, others embroidered and-finished with touches of contrasting color materials. Colors— black, navy, brown and combinations. | Women’s Blanket Cloth Robes Special, A new low price for robes of this quality. Good, heavy cloth in a vari- ety of light and dark colored floral designs, with braid bound collar and cuffs; all seams are taped, and every robe cut liberally full, and finished with cord H girdle. Sizes 14 to 44. »Beacon Bath Robes A New Purchase; Exceptional Values, $ 3-89 a5 « Most women are familiar with the prices usually asked 'for Beacon Bathrobes, and will readily recognize the unusual oppor- ‘tunity we are offering. These Bathrobes are well made and finished. Shown in vari- ety of light and dark patterns, with satin bound necks and sleeves, cord girdle and pockets. Sizes for women and misses. $2.95 Sixth Floor—=Lansburgh & Brother STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1921 INTENTION OF 00 the switch yards of the road. Mem- bers of other unions employed by the road will not go out until October 30, it was sald. Company officials have not divulged their plans for operating trains. However, almost simultaneously with notice of:the strike order came an an- ‘mouncement that the road would in- jugurate an additional train service ielw:en San Antonio and Fort Worth eginning October 30. In instructions issued the members by Cha‘rman Frame warning was been ordered, which would put the company a month ead in its oil ullypx?', r. Reeside explained. . H. Hanna, vice president and gen- eral manager of the Capital Traction co.npany, said his company glso has’ an ample supbly of coal on hénd, and Wwould not be in danger of having to curtall street car service in the event of a strike. The Capital Traction com- ‘:%’1‘3 has a sixty-day supply avail- Officials of the public utilities are R WG o R R Woodmard & Lotheop DOWN STAIRS STORE not concerned over the situation, be- lieving, like many others, that a set- tlement will be reached before the date set for the walkout. If all ef- forts to arbitrate should fail and the transportation lines runnin, into ‘Washington should be crippled for a short time, the heads of the street car, g&n and electric aympgnies feel grati- ed by the thought that they have a surplus of fuel on hand. —— STUDENTS ASK RAIL JOBS. Lafayette Collegemen Rally to Call for Volunteers. EASTON, Pa., October 21.—Lafay- jettq College students can have em- ployment on the Pennsylvania rail- road in the event of a general rail- jroad strike, said a letter from A. B. Clark, superintendent of the Trenton division of the company, read yester- day in chapel. The college authori- ties were requested to ascertain how many students would be willing to accept work and also if they have had previous experience. . Less than an hour after the list was opened seventy-five students had af- fixed their signatures, fifty-five claim- Ing to have had experience as firemen and trainmen, Union Employes of Interna- tional and Great Northern given that they should remain away from company property, and ali were advised to make any trips to this city in the daytime as far as possibl Ready to Walk Out. By the Associated Press. SAN ANTONIO, Tex., October 21.— Approximately 600 members of the Brotherhood of Raillroad Trainmen employed by the International and Great Northern Railroad today com- pleted final arrangements for a strike scheduled to begin at noon tomorrow, one week in advance of the date set for the general walkout of railroad men. ‘The brotherhood officials went to a meeting of members carrying offi- cial word from W. G. Lee, grand president of the organization, direct- ing that the strike take place in ac- cordance with the vote of the men, who had favored October 22 as the strike date. R. D. Frame of San Antonio, sys- tem chairman of the brotherhood, an- nounced the causes of the strike are the same as those put forward In connection with the general walkout order. It was stated today by officials of | the organization that the strike of B. R. T. meémbers would bring out the switchmen and automatically tie up BARTHOIDI RESTAURANT Eveless Eden for Men Do you know that xome men have pever “enjoyed the Bartholdi>—How. Dumb. Delicions “cholce™ breakfast, 75e Acress from the New Ebbitt Hotel Exceptional Purchase—Supreme Value in 100 Charming Dresses Mothers, bring your children here Saturda;#—you’ll save many dollars by outfitting them that day! Sty Boys' and slfisigd?;h s'g'lér::" Where Your Dollars Count Most " Cc u. |2 | [JEHREND emien rmmea. 0 | wa'tm W%t | Store Hours: Open 9:15 AM. Close 6 P.M. —for the Handsomest Girls’ Coat you've ever sizes. seen at anywhere near that price. At least 200 remarkably good looking, entirely new style Coats for xirls 6 to 14 years. Made of unusually good quality cloth In pretty shades of brown, blue, green, oxford, etc. Some have fur fabric ccllars and trimmings; others, big cloth cape col- lars and novelty pockets. Choice of loose backs or belted. Girls'Serge Dresses [ o0 g5 o0 $2.85 to $6.98 ! ,C«mh'r Girls’ 4 to 16 years® $4,98 Dresses of high-grade serge in all the new Heary.welght Winter Coat $10.00 Girls’ Coats $7.99 Big girls to 14 yrs. cun be Bt - 5 o for grie ted at this low price. Rovelty;#yies, drclud 2 to 6 years: warmly Dandy stylen splondid | 1o midds, nvarrow | iined and nobbily made materials, - prettiest | belted, straight line, with ' narrow ~ belts, trimmed collars and Sing. nd Perfect 8t | emproidered and braid trimmed. Last Year’s Price, Boys’ 2-Pants Suits $15.00 We honestly belleve these to be the best and biggest values ever offered. The materials of high-class woolen fabrics in beautiful shades of brown, green and oxford, in striped, checked and novelty designs. The styles are_exclusively new, and with 2 pairs of pants, in sizes for boys 7 to 18 years. extraordinary opportunity to save many dollars. 59c¢ Boy:’ Blouses Eoys’ Mlgimw Coats | $7.50Boys’ Corduroy Suits Good qualiyy Percale 38C 4 aLer 54.9 o n:;:h:o o 55.75 Blouses, In pretty striped fler:l:-c‘ifi'n'.'-hnm'fl? 5. et (] o Warm Winter Underwear for Men, Women and Children $1.25 Boys’ Ribbzd Union Suits Ladies’ Pink Knit Bl " Boys’ and Girls’ Ribbed and breast ln‘z 18 sizes. Both ecru and gray in sizer 2 to 3 H 16 vears: well tatlored and feeced 95(: Union Suits flap pockets. This is an 3 . eced Good, close-woven flesh Knit Winter-weight, Fleeced-lined, Tnt HasdSyrith, ORIk Nosamaricac:bu' Bloomers; all sizes; elastic waist 23c bleached Tnion ‘Suits in szen 2 o FLC : 5 and kned; full-cut sizes. 12"years; cut high neck and long sieeves and ankle pants. 79c Ladies’ Ribbed Vests $1.25 Men’s Heavy Fleeced 50c Children’s Ribbed Vests and Pants 'Shi irts and Drawers » - - Both -back and button-down- e it e 59c front iBA"of Chlldnen's Vests nad 33(: Pine Sanitary, Double-fleeced Sep- extra sizes: high-ne d los ‘Wrappers. All sises from one month arate Shirts and Drawers in Jeager siceve vests and musl.n-band pants. to three years. colors. Al sizes from 34 to 46. 87c Divided Into 2 Lots About 185 Dresses, including all of this winter’s popular materials, satins, silk, crepes, taffeta, tricotine, jersey and serge in black, navy, browns, greens, etc. In lot are sport models, with leather trimmings, also dressy models, with braid, embroidery or heavy beading trimmings. Special for Saturday. | Values to $2250 § In this lot are New York’s choicest and most exclusive styles, including the tricotines or eilk crepes, with georgette angel sleeves and big extension collars. The 12 to 48 successive rows of braid-trimmed skirt and sleeves; also magnificently chenille and silk embroidered garments in all the new fabrics, colors and sizes. Values to $35 EST VALUES OF THE SEASON IN COATS AND SUITS $39.98 Plush Coats | Coat Suits, Worth All of our 37 to $39.50 ‘Highest-grade 14 Coats of A great Suii B o e s D28e0D | gt $24.75 educ alt's recos- s A low price; lot cons W .mEn'i.nulthvfllBl Suits of nized best silk finest velours, durve tricotine materials; made in all-wool men's-wear serge, velour, oxford tweed, trico. plush; stylish coatee model, ine. this winter's most desirable elegantly flowered - satin :,‘;‘l‘". "'EVLT-M? mm:;a‘ taflormade and novelty | lined and made with huge | cently ik “lined and a styles, with rich fur or bratd far cape collar and fur bell et o yand new cufts, 16 to 46 sizes, trimmings. $2750 Coats Fashionable $l 9.7 5 $20.00 Women's $898 EXTRA Size Dress Skirts Women’s_Serge Jumper Dresses 3 & loose and All-wool brown Slae N o oot Deastitally e | b e ' h silk 3 > very newest box- K e ‘patent |, plush trmmed brojdered, " tailor.made’ and leather hlll. and pockets. cuffs, allarount :_W«Vnel!ny'.l {'::: sses’ and 16 to 42 size: plush-covered buttons. , vur Saturday Saturday’s Special GLOVE & HOSIERY SALE Kayser Chamoisette Gloves ; . #4"57¢ | | Bedding Specials b ot | | 72290 Seamless Sheets s 61,94 inch hem; absofutely free from Limit, 4 to & oustomer. mere, warmly lineq ind prettily mage, with silk embroidered cape and collar, _ dressing. 50c Hemstitch Pillowcases Excellent quality _bleached cotton, with 8-inch wide hem- [ stitched hem and free from All- Ing; 42 inches. Limit, 6 to & cus- tomer, roidory. . Perfoct e en a1 Gertrude Petticoats 6 months, 1, 2 and 8 size Tn- 290 - ilelll’( Hose ‘ gty white ommet | Sasnel; o or p ck. Onyx 51’95 :E $400 Heavy Comforts $2.00 Dresses brand_Pointex Heel b Dresses Siik Hose, in black ¥ i L sz 98 tafunts and French Drossss for only; _ful-fash oned. ¥ N e o tots o 4 years. Cholce of Iaca. Stitched; made for full sise beds, 78x78. $5.50 Extra-Size Blankets embroidery and r bbon trimmed styles. Babies’ Silk i Bonnets ‘Warm Bomnets for fittle boy and E ] g the semson; extra heavy irl bables: made Tolsht and extra large: 8¢ nrce quatity wash silks, Teels, looks and is as wirm as wool. lain_ ta'lored or prettily Choice of white and gray. 72x80 sise. immed styles. Values to 98c. Special. | | | | 2 o 1 For Women and Misses Canton Crepe Crepe de Chine Charmeuse 15 Brocade Satin Poiret Twill Tricotine Fetchingly fashioned dresses, typical of all the favored new modes—cleverly adorned with beads and embroidery, in beautifully harmonized color- ings—Persian bandings, black silk braids and but- tons, inserts of colored duvetyn, fluted and velvet ribbons, frilled laces and colorful flowers—each radiating charming individuality. Down Stairs Store. New Lot of Felt Hats Specially Priced, *1.95 Some embroidered in wool, others have picot edge ribbon interlaced through brim and crown, while others have the colorful pheasant feather across the front. Colors include henna, mohawk, castor, sand, navy, gray, black, red and brown. Down Etairs Store. Women’s New Sports Hose Specially Priced, 55¢ WOMEN'S HEATHER MIXED COTTON SPORT HOSE of first quality Eng- lish rib; knit to fit without seams: no seam in foot. Sizes 8% to 10. Down Stairs Store, Elastic Girdles $1.45, 52.75, $3.00 Athletic Girdles, for out- door and gymnasium wear; made of high-grade elastic webbing. Comifortable, flexible, supporting. Spe= cally priced, $145. “ All-elastic Girdles. Spe= cially priced, $2.75 and $3.00. Down Suairs Store, Blanket Robes Special, $4.95 & $5.95 Warm Blanket Robes,. in new designs and colors; satin trimmed; pockets and corded girdle. Colors are brown, gray, catawba, pur- ple, blue and rose. Down Statts Store. Down Stairs Stere. Flannelette $§ __12 Pajamas. . . Warm, Comfortable Flan- nelette Pajamas, in two- iece style. P owa Stairs Store. Silk Jersey Petticoats Special, *2.95 HEAVY MILANESE SILK JERSEY PETTICOATS, with pleated ruffles or with a narrow pleated flounce; some close-fitting styles, have tailored hem. Jersey top petticoats with pleated ruffie flounce of fine messaline. Colors, taupe, green, brown, henna, rose, black and navy. 45¢ Flannelette Nightgowns 95c and *1.25 Nightgowns of soft, fleecy flannelette in all-white or light pink and blue stripes; long sleeves and double thickness yoke. Down Stairs Store. Flannelette Petticoats. . Warm Striped Flannelette Wool Jersey 3315 Blouses .... Made with Peter Pan Collar and Cuffs. Very popular and very low priced. Colors are brown, navy, black and henna. Sizes 34 Petticoats for the cool days. New Wool Down Stairs Stere, $.45 Scarfs ..... Made good, full length and width; finished with ewo pockets and belt. Striped combinations of the newest colors. Down Stairs Store. Children’s Sweaters $2.50, $2.95, $3.95 Just in time for the cool days are these Children’s and Misses’ Sweaters. A variety of new stitches, col- ors and combinations. But- toned and tuxedo styles. Down Stairs Store. Children’s i ——— Union Suits 75¢, $1.00, $1.25 Children's Heavy - welght Cotton Fleeced Union Suits, with high neck and long sleeves; ankle length; drop- seat with buttons across back; Sizes 2, 5, 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16. Dowa Stairs Store. IN TIME FOR SATURDAY’S SELLING A New Shipment of Girls’ Wool Dresses $5.75 to $9.75 ‘We have just received a full assortment of girls’ wool serge and wool jersey dresses; some have the !ulted skirt, while others are box pleated; blouse cffects; finished with girdles of Sorrento jersey and piping of same material. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Down Stairs Store. T RN