Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1921, Page 18

s | IR L B Municipalities Expected to Appropriate for E - New Autumn and Winter ‘wazl:;;gfe'iéaefi;g %chy' TABLES PILED HIGH WITH CUT Dresses, smioiinton || LENGTHS OF SILKS AND VELVETS ly 4,000,000 idle wage earners, accord- = . 7 |1ng to u statement tssued last night Greeted today’s eager shoppers. And these tables are quickly being emptied, but you will find them replenished Coats’ Sults’ Sklrts e e e tomorrow with the same phenomenal values as were offered today. i P " ol s SN —The sale represents a clearance of several large New York dressmaking houses, and to add interest to the sale we e show new fashions just as rapidly as f L are including every short length from our own stock.; -Prices on these cut lengths range from in all parts of the country, Col. Woods they are accepted by the best people. | said, indicate that prompt action has| p v DRESSES been taken to make effective the 1 7 |emergency measures recommended by - :24 75 7 !the conferenc with completion of c O > a ar (] i plans for improvement of the sani- Down Stairs Store Price, tary conditions of cit'es, construction Poiret Twill and Tricotine, Hand-embroidery, | ::.‘%éfi}}‘é’l"fi“;%a‘:’&’fi»’;l&“’".,fi'éfi 55 —This is the assortment offered you tomorrow. All sales final—no exchanges. flat braid, col titchi O Tt 7 |street-cleaning deprr! s s - . . at braid, colored stitching and button trimmings Steps Aleendy Taken. Black Silks and Velvets Colored Silks in the Sale | COATS A $500,000 bond issue with which to . | . s24 7 5 | |constaue peblis_works was revoried) gy | —Satin-back Cantons iR ‘ g i —White Silke and Sating —Chiffon Taffetas [ ] by Dayton, Oh'o. Cleveland reported Down Stairs Store Price, the sale of $5,000,000 worth of bonds —Canton Crepes Cre s —Sport Silks —Printed Puesy Willow; —Printed Radiums i i e eac e “oF 450,000 In —Pershing Satin HENo i —Tricolettes Silks —Crepe Meteors —Dress Satins ~—Crepe de Chines —Wash Satins —Plain Georgettes =—Satin Charmeuse | —Printed Lining Satins Normandy, Bolivia, Ramona, Velour and Silver- bonds to enable the city to pave 5 ¥, Bolivia, R g Streets and lay sewer and water —Satin Charmeuse —Printed Georgettes —Canton Crepes | Kann’s—Street Floor. : —Satin Crepes tone. Full silk lined and interlined. Fur trimmed. ceels and day A ey T 5 Ohio ™ cltios Toported complete und —Taffetas —Satin Duchess e $24.75 | [ i) | sk Voeen | —Mowaline With the unemployment conference. Down Stairs Store Price, . ‘i’{}i';,“[;”c;',‘,g,’:,‘:\m’;‘l;“zu fop. ,,é&, “.T:i‘",, : Well Tailored Models of the latest fabrics, in e Conm reported. the. appropria- 'l‘ d h ° ° o S h F. o o . the wanted shades. Large shawl or choker fur o o rs. aviien o ues ay the Contlnllatlon > ee the lllpma ‘;lrls collars; attractively embroidered. $1,000,000 in public works was * in’ the course of construction, W din E ° . - SKIRTS | Bl med s o S of Our Extraordinary , mbroidering Underwear $9 5 £1,500.000 was going into school ; bulldings and other works. Port- ; [ Down Stairs Store Price. . . . Me,, remorted two schoolhousss In Their Native Hut Executing Exquisite /| nndér construction, with most of the f 3 s i 7 y being ex or labor, and e o = Neatly Tailored Knife or Box Pleated Wool I e e e-ted crastien ‘of & b Philippine Embroidery comprehensive employment organiza- t B 0 A —These girls are expert needle-women of the Philippine Islands, Skirts in attractive styles and patterns. D s 5 Slesping house for the surrounding counties. where for generations beautiful embroideries have been made. ‘Squirrel Chokers .............. Standard Oll C ‘s Purpone. g = E = c«-? :Vr‘:ofls a::::::e; ::: th- 5 y 2 With them is a designer from Manila. In their native costume, Stone Marten Chokers........... cenreeaen Standara Oit Company of New Jers ) seen with the background of a Filipino hiipa house, which typifies vas preps to re-employ about ! % 3 5 iy 5 5 5 Down Stairs Store. 5000 P jmprovementa. Reports ® Don’t Select their native dwellings, they give you a delightful little glimpse of efforts to relieve the unemploy The Best and Your Cloth Coat of this great embroidery industry, which is carried on for the b ‘. Iso received S 3 -ncs ) . E;’“énx?“'%c,:.':", thom Savannah, G Blggesl of the Before You See most part ‘neath open skies, in the sunshine of southern islands, = many thousands of miles away. These Two Lines - | Thisa, Oklas Portiand, Ore. Muske: 00 owels ([ERaaEg ]| | S Stillwater, Minn.; . L . . . b “land Jamestown, ana —You wlil say this is advice BONITA Hand-Embroidered Lingerie Schenectady, N. Y. well given when you see what 1 i 5 2 = splendld coats they are. —is handmade as well—every precise little stitch. The fabrics : To Go at These Low Prices |y ece sooriecaens ||| | _women are buying them by twos and threes, | | mobimmciis 30 75 | | Sicien v e the et 5 A e s 2 - Co. both EMBROIDERY and MAKING d by dextro TURKISH TOWELS HUCK TOWELS T00K WHISKY CASES [I] | and except for some reinforcements just arrived we | | SOt Rk PSS | | Rifpind fgers FE A At lzyzc At loc loose and flare effects; all are 7 1 le. suede velour and plain bolivi e i R would scarcely be able to continue the sale suedo velour and plsin bolivi ARy ain white; size 15x28. Size 15x28. olice Report Robre rom . silk llined; some have the new Display at Exceptionally Low Prices At 25c At 15¢ Store—Residence of Judge | ; Materials Include Fide cuffs, others have fur cus s play P! y White. with pink and blue Size 18 Z f . - —There handsome braided Nightgowns—$2.89, $3.45 and $3.95. designs ;_size 16x33. At‘z'fl)cxm itz Robbed, Satin-faced Canton Crepes and {n:ebr?i-\:"ered: m‘::l:?a 8 well Elfiu‘lfipe Chemise—$1.95, $2.89, $3.45 and $3.95 3 ’ 3 ain tailo tyles. S 4 2 R sl A}_ :35c o rite, with 45z 18x35; hemstitched. A e ] Heavy quality Crepe de Chines By wrie collary, S e ot Corset Covers—$2.89. Extra heavy white, w At 30c 4 b . : Ch€ caNes of strall > N Cood Petticoats—$3.95. pink, blue and gold designs; A | was robbed of seven or eight cases o Crepe Meteors and Australiun opossum. Good £ s . size 16x35. Size 19x38. ” | whisky early today, supposedly 2 < $Esoraneitiotinzesiito) select Kann’s—Second Floor. ) s, the poll B Poiret Twills - Tomi Atsoc AL 40 | solorsd, LOonesETS, Mhtomonie ; o Hin-arade €40 75 Size 18x37, with wide purple Hemstitched with linen weft; /|the rear entrance of the store. E All-wool Serges Coats at . border; another size—23xiz— size 18x34. 7 |trance was gained through a rear| and Gordana Clotne, With hands Soft. Fluff d W = H 2 v ssary e i and Cordona Cloths, wi B b i whie. gy, ks Satins and Velvets e oit, e AR ST At 60c All of these towels are order to get possession of the liquor. 3 ings, with deep crush and shawl _collars of Austyalian . 5 < 4 s obta 3 3 /, o 0 White with colored designs; Of exceptionally well woven e e aeaty e 3 ¥ The Styles opossum and nutria. In_box Fresh’ Inv1tmg New Bedwear . hidy 3 - {may establ 5-::4319\:/“ .-\;mtl:ier ts|_m—; materials and are unusual masa Gt the robbers: ; S Rler:t:'«lla‘;o;-se and u:rnll!hl_bafl; it jore: stripe: 1 3 tice Wi Hitz the trict V LT S af lels; many are copies o . P 24xdi—vith co ped values at their respective e e Tertaany ol the o ol ‘iz ) Straightline effects higher priced coats. The colors —To stock up your closets, ready for the onslaught of winter’s Down Stairs Store. prices. lice of a robbery recently committed 3 v are navy, brown, black, Sor- freezing blasts.” Note how reasonable are our prices Tuesday: in his home, 1901 N street. It Is Bel.ed odel rento bllll‘: and reindeer. thought entrance was gained with a 2 3 L B Kann's—Second Floor. § —Lamb's-wool Comforts, cov- | —70x88<inch “Twin Weave” duplicate key, and the property stolen = . i ic, Wi if tainin, |an evening gown. The loot was| A Tunic styles $2.95 and $3.95 Are the Values attractive designs ble warp which adds to_the ool Sports th Robes Satued at S0l ; ' on These 0 coors? ne @ B() | wewing auetis, Aaterom b eara o e e, SPios cr e =5 3 Loose panel effects Pretty Gingham and oxgoinch. Ate. D4 OV | tong staple wools, in large Hose $ and change for a $20 bill to an 18th ¥ 3 | - Chambray H Beautiful All-Wool Plaid | block plaid designs, in blue. . s:reet -ra;llren, n‘.vpnhrter at the drug —The trimmings are a al ray mouse Blankets, - made of sclected ro]sc, dpm!; uzud tan, with = store of arry . Kenner was t 2. -3 > c colored soisette 51 45 Warm Blanket Bath Robes fo_make the dsllvery last night about )/ very important part of this Dresses Togonil ‘-‘(i(nli,lhrg: hlad& binding. A pair 510-95 [} finished with collar, corded 9:30 o'clock. Before reaching the ad- % season’s frocks, consisting —Offered at the Bargain g:;'\'-g “'-i‘(?. p_;:lin'ch ‘ggmgms | art-Wool Blankets, in d . r / |dress given the porter was met on s in iri girdle and pockets. the street by a colored man and of gay beads in iridescent Tablie = Street binding. A pair.. white and gray, with pink and jomen’s English Ribbed i i = ; ; Women’s English Ri Rich floral designs, com | robbed of ice cream and money. 3 or plain colors, cire or —g2x84cinch All-Wool Plaid | blue borders, and 3-inch sois- Sport Hose, in brown bining blue, gray and red ' N indi heather mixtures with em- colorings. = > plain braids, colored em- Blaakets, made by the North | €tte binding. An i i = 4 - 2 S i A —Th vaist- s, made by the Nor L ; broidered clocks, in a com- Do S s e 7| MANY TO ATTEND BALL. broidery work, contrasting e e e s nitca Star Woolen Miils, in large exceptional value $5 75 bination of colors. 7 e colors in sleeve and sash with sashes of white organdy block plaid designs, in blue, | 3t o Attractive and very ap- 7 |Roosevelt Memorial Event to Be,! facings. E%h?ls‘l‘;;ha";‘sc:f: “n"c'g:éfi',‘- rose, pink, brown and French —Plaid Blankets, 66x80-inch propriates for cool weather. A Stout Held Thursday Night. Stripes” and plaids, and the gray, also plain white, with | size, made of cotton with a Sizes 8% to 10. 9 i —The colors are navy, chambrays in plain colors. The pink, blue and rose borders; wool finish, in blue, pink. tan, . Woman’s Zhree) thousand Cicketathiaxoibeen blacl and boowh. There Cotors include lavender, blue, finished with 3- lavender, gold and gray plaids, Down Stairs Stote. sued for the Roosevelt memorial bail £ ack and brown. There green, pink and tan. inch biding also plain white, tan and gray, t o be held Thursd y might at the New | are all sizes to select from. —There are regular sizes from A pair 515.00 with pink or blue $4 69 = C'orse day. A crowd which will tax the large Kann'’s—Second Floor. 38 o eiandiiextravalxen a8 Kann's—Street Floor. borders. A pair.. o Suede-Like and and small ballrooms 18 expected: | X . 52 9 5 Moss from forests not far from the | ! ° home of Martha Bulloch, mother of k Felt Tams Theodore Rooseveilt, will be used to . = decorate the ballroom. Proceeds fre i $ Strong White Coutil Cor- the ball will be used in the mtsr:::'{! 5 sets, with extra reinforce- of erecting in Washington a reproduc- . ment at the front; boned tion of the Bulloch home in Georgia, as & memorial to the late President [} . firmly for the full figure: H na X Very popular for low top and long well boned it 'l:'e- r'lnvon‘r? ':w-s"\ d':.rrlnzrfg et ;?Iiz]g;na’ndmbiuz fn: sss’ hips. Sizes 24 to 36. {o the glrl crowned “Queen of Love and Down Btairs Store. uty. i girls. Colors include chatpman. %':fl:'c.{f:,‘r’,‘fii‘:, R e The much wanted 9x12 ft. e ommitisn peaa Size, Tuesday, at a savi . rese and jade: New House : ok e LEAGUE TO GET COLORS. of. more than $20.00. () . Women’s !)sliegsgs Eatin P S ' Choice . AT R o o Union: Suits yMorning Dresses of tioaal Readquarters.of the Disxbiea | ' . - isti $1.00 A i poa Bl L eagr e b cther Presliont | —The name of the maker of these rugs we must omit, but you will recognize it when you see the rugs. They are in most artistic ‘ ;‘;:;f’ 7"ipes Dand In expected toihe the fentuee of ox colorings, including plenty of blue, rose, taupe and gray. All are seamless rugs and are finished with linen fringe at the ends. ’ colors. eep o Bark e _Ameri- T e Comby - | i coth of con | 8ot Rpdtont St | grosiiihg Seamless Wool Rugs Standard Brand Rugs Yarn Union Suits, with long cf Shortislsercy in benaie or s organiation” " " NI / ug ug i raid, ti i S 0 . ) = ",;’i‘e‘s ."e:k kal"d Ilonhg pittane, dianes o Qv.?:fng':g: and. Gallaudet, for i S Last Season’s Prices Were $69.95 to 897,'4.'5 Last Season’s Prices Were $34.95 to $44.95 ;,] Tock nkle length. fancy pockets lend benefit of disabled world war hefoes, -4 —Serviceable rugs for bedrooms, dining rooms, living 0 atdlock scams, these dresses style and will jheljatagen | Ticke(s mave been 14l : 1 rooms, etc. 9x12t. English Body Brussels Rugs ] Tuesday This style in extra sizes, attractiveness. Sises 36 placed on sale at several downtown 2 Sralding's sporting goods & 9x12-ft. Seamless Sanford Axminster Rugs to 44, ot and at T. Arthur Smiths. 9x12-ft. Seamless All-Wool Velvet Rugs | . ford Asmi SLI5. Dows Stairs Stere. R s ) 0x12.t, Soamless 9-Wire Wool Brussels | ~Tuesday | oxi2fe. Seamless Smith's Axminster Rugs 9x12t. Seamless Sanford Fringed Velvet | i iy wif MEMORY___OF ROOSEVELT. . : 8 35‘;(5)!64( Seamless Brussels Ru, Rugs ! 4 B £ .6-ft. ge s 42. 43 9x12ft. Seamless Smith’s Velvet Rugs i 32 e Former President’s Birth Anniver- \ 8.3x10.6-ft. Seamless Velvet Rugs 8.3x10.66t. Seamless Sanford Axminster t | A Nigh Sale ! ] ' 7.6x9-ft. Seamless Velvet Rugs lg tgown ale sary toiBo Gelebrated. 5 i 2 7.6x9-ft. Seamless Axminsters Rugs Rugs Memorial exercised in honor of the i < = anniversary of the birth of former i e = 6x9-ft. Seamless Beauvais Axminster * 8.3x10.6ft. Seamless Velvet Rugs ' - 7| President Theodore Roosevelt will by A ! 3 s held at the Church of the Epiphany W Rugs 3 9x12ft. Seamless “Turkistan” Velvet Rugs Thursday at § o'clock The Rev. < ° James & Freeman, for many years s * ® perdonal friend of the late Prasident, | Will deliver an address. H : . r e hias : La; & Dr. Freeman ex- i These Are Real Specials | i o P 4 - A . Imon Abhott, rector of Grace Church, 5% ' w " . a1t O e At 3 ‘The Longer They Are Used the Better They Wear And Quantities Are Limited L BAILmoEe, ISPk g LA ear il 5 w3 _Can be used 1o alnE any ceom and for office. hotely, theaters, schools, i 4 ' , - churches, etc., they are most desirable. Every Klearflax Linen Rug is seamless son Crusoe had no fear of the wild i S ts upon his island prison, but : 2 up and reversible. Made in solid colors only—gray, light blue, dark blue, sand, chestnut, mole, taupe, green and rose. eas $ Drt of an Wniknowh man had strack : : o L350 125 EiEeainl IS B0 wromh o mowe fv:tghul::b:mnge re;::lag: n!ézes, neck and short xleevg’s. g e — o\ \ % il Klearflflx Cleal'mg Abo“t /4 Off 7 SHIP FIRE SUBDUED. N \g e . Sample Klearflax Rugs, slightly solled or mussed, at about 25 per cent saving: Gowns in slip-over mod- Outing Flannel Gowns, in k. Plain h itched = e e 4 A \ wlll:n ZIR:I:‘:s neck. Plain hemstitched V’or round neck; hemstitched 7 Bhippinc. Foard “steamer. Lake. Els: : ox12-ft. 8x10-ft. 6x9-ft. 4.6x7.6-f6 3x6-ft. 27xSd=in. finish. Regular and extra or ribbon banding t":::ll:c s g g;:::: :'nu? ;fw:‘:;flgul;:'mz?fig —Kann's—Third Floor. $34.45 $24.45 $17.45 $10.45 $5.95 $3.45 A NEWPORT NEWS, Va., October 24. els of fine muslin; with V fegular and extra sizes, with J/ —Distress cails sent ouf by wircleas Rt : = : 43 Rugs 25 Rugs 15 Rugs 10 Rugs double yoke and long sleeves. izes. hold of the vessel, were canceled a Sixes Down Stairs Store. few hours later, the blaze having ety 7 ‘been placed under conmtrol by the AHHHEEARHEESSROSSNNE - ship's crew. -