Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1921, Page 18

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D Values on Brand-New Stylish new styles to choose from. Heels. Values Up to $9.00 NOW In patent and dull calf: side or instep buckles. Plain heels—ma The mew three-buckle Instep Pump; in patent, dull suede, satin. celiuloi Beautiful New Silk Hosiery, Pair All the New Shades—Our $2.50 QUALITY—AIl Sizes Leather Oxfords, Crowds Came and Bought Saved Money and Secured Wonderful PUMPS and OXFORDS We want you to come tomorrow and save money on your shoes—47 1, 2, 3 Strap Pumps, in Patent, Dull Calf, Tan, Suede or Satin. Oxfords in Patent Dull Calf, Tan, with High or Low Patent low nnish laat. Toe Sally Sandal, cut out or plain; military heels. We Are Showing a Number of Other Styles at $6 to $9 $1.95 HOOPER BROS., 911 Pa. Ave. N.W. I e T Pennsylvania Avenue Saks & (Jompany Announcing a very Special Sale of Men’s Suits —in which the price is to be cut to— 1 That’s a price you haven’t heard quoted for a long time—and it’s only being quoted now while this lot of Suits lasts. Gray and Brown Herringbones and Fancy Mixtures— modeled in Young tive designs—well tailored. Al sizes up to 44. Seventh Street Men’s and Conserva- — 2 PLAN COMMONITY MUSIC EVENINGS Varied Programs to Be Given at Central High School Twice Monthly. Community music evenings, nclud- ing public organ recitals by Edith B. {Athey, will begin Saturday night at lthe Central High School Community {Center and will be continued on the first and third Saturdays of each month until June, except November 19. ! The program for Saturday night will be as follows: Selections by Genevieve Crist, vio- Madelain McGregor, accom- T T HIHUWHH HH]IHHHLLIMHUUHI I ummmm T “Cavatina,” Raff; " Ambrosio; (c) * ' Flotow, arranged by Buck; (L) “In_Springtime,” Kinder; (c) “Deep River,” Burleigh-Biggs: (d) arche Russe,” Schminke. Recre- al singing. Organ—(a) “Marche Nocturne,” MacMaster; (b) “Sextette From Lucia,” Donizetti; (c) “Toc- cata,” d'Evry. Vocal, H. LeRoy Lewis, Louis Atwater, accomps Lantern,” Kra La Forge: (c) * Bea (mlnx Ey MacDowell; (d) Cox. Miss Burkart to Lead. The recreational singing will be led by Miss Helen Burkart. Miss Cecil | B. Norton, general director of the community center department of the public schools, will assist Miss Burk- art. Recreational singing will be made one of the features of the community music evenings at Central High Com- munity Center this winter. Miss Ath- ey’s organ recitals have been changed from Tuesday to Saturday nights, so that there can be a combination of an recitals and the recreational singing. The change from Tuesday to Saturday was made so that parents a Hilltop,’ may come with their children and so that the audiences may be real com- munity gatherings. ‘Will Feature Local Talent. Another feature of the community music evenings for this season will be the presentation to the public of persons of local talent at this gen- eral center for community activities. There will bg a neighborhood night at which pergons from the different community centers will appear on the program. EXPECTS GREATER LICENSE RECEIPTS Head of Local Office Makes Prediction as to Auto and Other Permits. Revenue from the sale of automobile tags and miscellaneous licenses dur- ing the fiscal year which ends next June will far exceed the receipts for last year, Wade H. Coombs, superin- | tendent of licenses, predicts. Supt. Coombs bases this belief on two facts: First, that during the four months of the fiscal year that have . _C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1921. ‘Permits. Mr. aomb' said his office yesterday broke all records for the first day of the miscellaneous license year. ‘When the office closed Tuesday night it was found that 528 licenses had been issued, bringing in revenue amounting to $7,805.50. The total in- cluded seventy-seven restaurants, 1562 cigar stores and thirty-seven drug stores. This represents only a small proportion of the number of these establishments, and the license office will be busy for the balance of tie month issuing new permits. WILL HOLD EXAMINATIONS No Eligible Lists, Civil Service Commission Announces Tests. There belng no eligibles on existing registers, the,Civil Service Commis- | & sion today announced examinations to fill vacancies in the following posi- tions: Dental assistant, public health service, at $80 a month; laboratory assistant, junior grade, at $1,000 a year; senlor aid, at $900 a year, bu- reau of standards; automotive en- gineer, quartermaster corps, Camp Holabird, Md., at $5,000 a_year; man- ager of fruit and vegetable market, uartermaster corps, Washington, D. .. at $2,000 a year; automobile me- chanic, at $1,800 a year; chauffeur, at $1,300 a year, post office service, Huntington. W. Va.; laboratory at- tendant, public health service, at $900 a year. In addition to the basic sal- aries named above, the bonus of $20 a month will be allowed for most positions the salary of which does not exceed $2,500 a year. Full informa- tion and application blanks may be obtalned at the office of the Civil Service Commission, 1724 F street northwest. EXECUTIVE ORDER ISSUED. An executive order recently fssued | by President Harding amends sec- tion &, of rule X, of the civil ll(‘r\l(‘( rules so as to provide that “when- ever the commission and the ap- pointing officer are in agreement that the public interest requires such un usual actlon, the commission may approve transfer (from one federal office to another) without regard to A Hml!(l!lnnn i Specialties —Pnintlng —Paperhanging —Unholuering Test Serrice Ton win'Fina 1¢ Bes Geo. Plitt Co., Inc., ‘1325 i al. Main 4224-5 Dyed Her Dress, Coat and Skirt L«« for Few Cents ; Each package of “Diamond Dyes" con- tains directions so simple any woman can dye or tint her worn, shabby dresses, skirts, waists, coats, stock- ings, sweaters, coverings, draperies, hangings, everything, even if she has never dyed before. Buy *“Diamond Dyes”—no other kind—then perfect home dyeing is sure because Diamond Dyes are guaranteed not to spot, fade, streak or run. Tell your drug- gist whether the material you wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton or mixed goods. Diamond-Dyes clapsed he has collected $10,000 move lor automobile tags than during the corresponding period of last year; second, that he took in nearly $1.000 more for miscallaneous licenses yes- terday than he did a year ago. During the last fiscal year Mr. Coombs took in $442,360 on automo- bile tags and other licenses. He be- liaves his total receipts on June 3¢ next vear will be close to $500.000. From July 1 of this year to Novem- ber 1. Mr. Coombs has issued 10,427 motor tags, netting ihe Disirict $10,- 943. For the corresponding period cf last year he issued only 7,085 tags for $30,862. Advice to Motorists. Supt. Coombs advised motorists not to come to the District building for 1922 tags until notice is given in the news- {papers that the new tags have arrived, which will be about December 1. 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