Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1921, Page 15

VG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 26, 1921. o THE EVENI Our Dressmaking ‘ Free for the Asking - A trial size tube of the b7 ; S ad ‘- l Expert . famous Kolynos Tooth Paste. J wl:" remain Bete el L : A 2 P week only. et her help o defi‘f: ;;?fl;o‘;:hmel:::nr‘:: Tolles l:'u"(“l’"’lml)):" y you ir your dressmaking. itness Declares They Fur-|me \rd naval limitation to be by the American dele- rmulated tes to the arms limitation and far| = nished West Virginia Miners |easiern’ conference can be. aisclosed Washington—New York—Paris STORE NEWS for Thursday, October 27, 1921 prior to its announ emeu'l :flf!fl;{ l:"" = e i conference meets. Vice Admiral ato, With Guns for March. [\ or ‘Japan's naval delegation to . i i > conference, in his interview with OWicials of miners' unions in the|s etary of the Navy Denby this [disturbed West Virginia coal fields week lw:;! ‘l.m:;“r:xlffl ;:\fim:‘l:l\ ng ':‘;\‘-‘ were charged today by A. E. Hester, | 1IN0V 000 inown in advance [+ former union organizer, with hav-|of the formal meeting if possible. vernment offici S| in a broad T i : The Great Sale of Behold! Winter Coats Vitanola of Warmth and Beauty Phonographs )] . = Has met with merited success e X ’ = . » In my hike through the & ° No wonder! Such values and such store I overheard something ris < 4 vhich T'll pass alon nd m > S w P ong ai =4 te pting terms. suggest that you watch for ing aided directly n supplying arms o miners engaged in the recent! march or Logan county and with hav- " = . nty antiwith a by all the attending pow- jus encouraged tho march. not as a formal request for Called as a witness before the Sen- |the exposition of this country’s formu- | 4 of procedure. At any rate, it is not| that of the natural interes position which might bt ate investigating committee by the operators, Hester testifled he handled between $3,000 ancé $4,000 in miners’ scrike relief “seript” which he he had turned ove+ to for the purchase “3f gu told the committew he standing order witd a pany at Williamson, W. delivery of thirty rifles euch w “for a long time.” the suns. he being turned over to mine work in well informed circle n delega here it can be said that i well rounded policy has been devel- {oped. Meetings of the delegation will Tonday. § me the cabinet will eting and President be resumed nex retary Hughes, it iy stood, will have discussed the limitations program as well. forthcomin | Forestalling cold weather with this mhoderate-priced group of Nothing Down :Qlcl{".:?;:"oi ay, and | caught just enough to know that it is to be a Sale that t's a Dress Forgotten In Jail. Coats, made of the approved pile " Hester was released from jail at } fabrics—including : 7 7 will set all Washi ::::le:l:l l;u;t m,mldn)‘ Ao Im'\'u]n: ¢ an neceusity of maintain- > g Sma” I\Ionthl) Pa) ments |a‘ikin;abo:! the h?m:‘-lgivfa:l](: 8 eld since July 3, without, he S { N o o Frocks st in- Baio over taving tean fornianivlcoml i | I Rivoli-Bolivia We illustrate the “baby of Er'c‘tfit;y al’;:lv '[::fi'c:]""”‘ a0 mitted to the juil and wiihout hav- the family”—a convenient apartment size, with all the high qualifications of the larg- est, simply condensed to Knickerbocker Bolivia ! Duvet de Laine | Wool Velour ! Heathers ! The full breadth of skirt, ample sleeves, roomy pockets, huge buttons that are | favored by fashion; self collars or Fur ‘ i | ing been Indicted. H arrested, lie told the committec, on complaint of union officials. vho sed him of having misapprogriated funds of Tt the organization. W. Houston, economize in space. \ irginia union; the committe hy the attorn 8 under Suits Model A e fendleiatiihe | The former organiz handling the relict under orders of two uni Sale Leave it to Lanslurgh & Price, o Brother to_initiate a new \tives, whom he name that not only serves as collars but cuffs as well. style—that if it’s correct. Well, I'll say it is—this chic This beautiful instrument stands 4134 inches high; 1734 wide and 20 inches deep. Your I met the model on pa- choice of mahogany or quar- rade, and she was just too tered oak, with fumed or charming for words, decked TS out in a Jaunty Knicker- golden dinich: bocker suit ‘of Heather Mix- KnickerBocker outfit for the Brown begins at soft mode and keeps | SO s on shading until it reaches a deep, almost || seal tone. Sorrento blue side by side with navy are the colors. Full range of sizes for women and misses, and models to please all prefer- ences. Others at ture in Oxford effect. I asked her how much, and RAPS UNION CHIEFS 0. 5. NAVAL POLICY e | o = she replied as nonchalantly $72.50 to $112.50 as if it were nothing in her young life: “Twenty- SecondiFlser—LansburshiA iBrother All marvels of value—come five dollars.” . 7 and look them over. Sdse vl ; il ; Balcony Phonograph Shop, First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother ME"”:::, i'r':,;r;'"f;fh‘ m";\l Invites comsparison with its merchandise * . for value—words cannot do and the low prices, which have made it justice. one of the busiest places in Washington The only small matter Positively for One Day Oan— G about these items is Children’s Ft:rs ‘ Daily Arrivals of | Duvetyn Hats at $6.95 Keep our ample stocks right up to the minute One would naturally expect a Bargain Section to sell at lower-than-usual prices. Very well, but this large daylight space on our Sixth Floor so far exceeds expectation in its offerings of seasonable, dependable merchandise, that it will be to your advantage to shop all around tetvn, then come here and make careful ob- servations, then use your own judgment. YOU'LL BUY HERE IN THE END! For temorrow, a few items typical of the entire section’s offerings: PRICE Women’s Bathrobes Just a brief mention of For the Chilly AM.’s useful articles that arc priced unusually low. ONE DAY ONLY—Our reason for stressing this point is that we are anxious for you to get one of these Bathrobes, made of heavy, soft-bathrobing, at this low price. Of course, I halted wh. 1 noticed these pretty little Fur Sets, comprising muff and neckpiece. Maintain- ing the feminine reputation for analyzing, I dug out the fact that Coney in white, brown and mole color rested side by side with Beaverette. Australian Opossum, Moui- flon and Molette. Then —most feminine of all— Fancy Lace- Trimmed Scarfs 49¢ . Size 17x30, in a large assortment of patterns, such as plain centers and lace trimming, or plain centers with lace corners. And this price is extremely low, quality and individuality considered. nosing around for prices, which 1 found surprisingly low—only $495 to $15.95— Second Floor. Outing Flannel Nightgowns 79¢ Note the ample proportions; full 54 inches long and full 72 inches around the bottom. Any woman will ap- preciate these features: Double yoke, deep hem, high neck with or without collar and long sleeves. Sizes 16 A riot of color that only autumn herself can sur- pass for gorgeous effect. Deep, rich tones of brown and red, blue in all its shades, brilliant hues that sug- gest sunrise and rainbows. All wanted light and dark col- ors in an abundant range of pat- terns. Cord girdles and pockets —but that is a secondary consid- Allied Flags Mellow foliage of velvet, flowers and flower petals, | First Floor. and 17. . 3 eration, the making being worthy ;fgy:':e,r:d cly:tl::o'?o'ms'b nld)_ . 36-lnCh Warm of mention. Not a raw edge any- and arnamentsl—:;lw?;elsai: WOO] Sllp-Ovel' Sweatel‘s Fl d n * where! Seams and hems all over- the fashion scheme. Value ‘leecedow stitched. If you miss this sale, it must be judged by you—for Flannel will be your loss. one thing a woman knows $3.95 Sizes 38 to 44 for women and misses. Colors in- clude tan. navy, black, jockey red, Kelly green; white collar and cuffs. Beautiful style for sports or general wear. by instinct and training is VALUE, and this will stand up under the most severe test. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother You'll not only want them for Armistice Day, Novem- ber 1lth, but during the Conference relating to the Limitation of Arms there 25¢ Yard Double face, which is an advantage—especially will be many functions re- at this season of the year, a O ) - quiring international cour- when comfy garments for e ur Entlre tesies, and Flags express H s : better than other means the night or day wear— relations of different coun- ’ o tries. A I WO day Sale Of Sili and _Cotton Flags- All sizes suitable for public * Babies’ Bathrobes nighties; house sacques. etticoats, wrappers and St k f C t 5 go on—are just what one OC O re Onnes * 2 i u meel. NS BAY oNLY. : Fire-proof C 1 Brtol maciaty ton e Famrts FOR ONE DAY ONLY. Have you ever thought of the many ways you could p assero €S P o Floor. use Cretonnes to make your home more cheerful? For $1.49 Made of ends of Blanket Cloth, in light and dark col- First Floor z S £ i . ors. Well made and an unmatchable value at this spe- instance, window drapes, door and sash curtains, screens, —_— cial price. table runners, chair, pillow and couch covers; bedspreads H N % . and lamp shades—and these are the loveliest Cretonnes you ° | at Trlmmmgs - Genume could wish for any purpose—and every yard offered at a _— New Fall Silk Blouses $2.95 reduced price. The making of a Hat is its trimming. If you see what 1 saw in the department of Millinery Trimmings you'll be delighted. Feathers rang- Beacon Flannel Remarkable! That's all Robing o fomebpricd 1 8% 60 HhTHT R sel—that is the cassercle strength in Pacific waters | 1l that of any other power. | hat. indeed, is held to be the bolicy of other first-rate pow- but it does mnot preclude pos- tion of present strength n of mavad programs for future, in the interest of the birdens of Wwar-prepar. d tedious consideratio of naval reductior ¢ land fortificatio of naval bases are ap- in the coming conferen: Japar's delegates have ind | they hold the matter of n important feature of and much of the . Workman and John m Wor 1 center about it. — e | = e | i ing in price from $1.50 to 75C Perfectly beautiful colors and patterns. New goods, toe, not proper—is of the patented FRYOVEN GLASS that is $10 —including everything Of excelient Crepe de Chine and Georgette, in flesh, . . . a lot of odds and ends. Every yarc sold from the bolt. impervious to injury in the hottest oven. The mountis of “;fe"a‘";lhf:a!k’e’;ll;o lrlz"::;f‘:" bisque and some white; lace and ribbon trimmings in 27 nchywicts s It doesnt . good quality nickel in pierced design, and we suggest you Rlibomate sinmes, = pretty effects. Sizes 36 to 42. Unusual-value. T o e ont ithe Cretonnes, formerly pnced 49c, 59 5 observe the illustration, which is an exact reproduction— Eniiit, Eilowers and Fobage little cost of a béautif‘ul and 69¢, Reduced to yard C look at the safe handles, size and shape allowing a firm of softest velvet and silk, in . 5 and comfortable bathrobe * et i i, e asp. The lid, too, has an easy-to-lift knob. colors so beautifully blended Cl]ildren’s Glno’ham made 101' this ‘m'elg robing i Egen at (egul]ar rices these pretty Cretoémes were .con- BS lgear in mind this is limited to two days, so if you that you, arcdmmpcll}c‘d to t our low prices. Any num- sidered exceptional values, so you can easily judge your advan- . = At RO stop an admire them— (=) et pleasing color combi- fage at reduced price. y yraucgeiyoursacyan appreciate these cooking and serving utilities, be here Siites. ate) cdmisblyt Iow i Dresses nations and patterns suit- early the first dIBY- too—S0c to $3.95.—Second i | ] 36-inch width, yard, §1.00 Marquisette, Voile and Scrim, in a variety of plain ot s et Bina, e { c BiGEleer and novelty color effects. Yard..........cccoevviiniann. o= 29C = Boudoir Sli i Fifth Fleor—Lamsburgh & Brother Our Rug Section celebrates oudoir Slippers | Neat blue and white stripe. Made with sash back its removal to the Fifth cets; the kind that wears | = Floor with a one-day sale of . T've always found Boudoir and two pocke and washes so 72X72 Inch S New Axminster Velvet | grim gt iz shop early for Christmas, I wvell. Sizes 2 to 6 years. £ : i ; i Silkoline . Women’s and Misses’ Comforts Plain-toe Patent e e s New Fall Dresses at $1.95 Leather Oxfords Rugs at $28 95| s mules, leather in variety, Delightful to cuddle up 9x12 Ft. . i 8.3x10.6 fdlt Slippe}:s' and mocca?ins ]_ 5 OO in the warmth of a comfy $5 95 The two favored sizes for living rooms, dining S raars o SiRe e ' bed covering, isnt it ® rooms, Dutch halls, studies, libraries and sleeping — " i taborat h § Well, youwll like these ; . rooms. These are entirely new, perfect goods in the . Lelemc:hshoj‘:| wnin you o vear—: 0! . : Z o C 4 3 i thur;«: Ia‘ll yr:,auyt:;:en\(;!ea:“scor:us cyengelal ;:r?cfi;m;%cni :; light-weight but snfugb» _The approved footwear style for Fall and early Winter. richest color schemes and pleasing patéem‘s' ! ot 3;‘;:’ |1 wall e ; it easy ] clothes. Tricotine of the better grades, Satin, Canton Crepe, warm Silkoline Comforts This graceful model not only slenderizes the appearance There are only 80 in the lot, and despite the fact o meN delephon e Brankdia { Crepe de Chine and combined fabrics in too many different that are filled with white of the foot, but it is just as comfortable as can be. that we state it is a one-day sale, we doubt if the 7400 and ask for ! effects to list in limited space. e processed cotton and Pliable quality of Patent Leather, made to perfection quantity will last all day, but we imply by the term 3 : i Brle“:t'etl:)‘:ti};:\o:fn [:il]l;dd‘(]:::‘y brilliant touches that form stitched in neat sc.roll ef- and the size range is complete. The va]ue, requires no tell- “one-day” that the privilege is not effective after to- | © Beads and braid so deftly arranged they defy description. fect. You'll particularly ing, for when you see the Oxfdrds, you'll agree that for morrow. i Embroidery, frills—perhaps you can describe them better | like the low price, $5.95 it has nie equal. | Fourth Floor—Lansburgh & Brother | than we, so please see them and select your choice at only et 4 Floor—Lansburgh & Broth $15.00. Sixth Floor—Lansburgh & Brother shle for Bathiohes sor sk 8,000 Yards of Curtain Materials R e e it