Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1921, Page 7

o6 | i " THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D; U, WEDNESDAY, -NOVEMBER 0, 1921 —_————— e e e e ——————— CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TALKS MRS. A CUSHMAN DIES. prED.. ! IN MEMORIAM. g . [riirim) | Ve sl FURS OO0 i 'AMERIBAN AI]VI e e S St only be determined after REMODELED & REPAIRED |™ raithwaite of London WiIl Expires . 18 Hospital Following 'n'e'm from 8t "'fi‘.";;mt. TR years :n today. Norember 0. 1018, “m French FUR Sho; Speak Here This Week. Major Operation. s, Conascticat oy S ancrots L. There: One lietle white nzmz:mue on, Ut atem, = ? 5 ing a demonstration of the— oy M.PITN John Sidney Bralthwalte, M. A, C. 8.| Following & major operation re- . November §, 1971, at| A few more ears nnd et B our lost | 726 13th St. NW. Call B., of London, England, will lecture|cently performed at the Sibley Hos- 1020 pin.. Bar " residence. ARlington. L, in the crown our avior “mw‘ % 4 > " SWELL, beloved wife 5 FOR SKIN IRRITATIONS “1900” Cataract Oppesite Telephone Bulldlng |0t First Church of Christ, Sclentist, pital, Mrs, Allerton 6. Cushman, Wite SFWaiiate Bomyelle Gt I¢atea t moors | JACESON. A tribute of lmve azd devotio te 1 ‘ : = Cotumbla.roud, tomorrow and Fridey or Col Alletgn & Cushmen of 1614 S e B | e s Bl L e Electric Washer evenings. {6th stroet northweat, dled at the hos i T, SR SRS ST =z \ _ Both Work and Prices Me. Braithwaite Is a member of the | pital yesterday at 1-o'clock. +The|DFs Ferguson Attacks World | Lo, Hermag, Eima, & Just o thwight of umeet cemembrasce. o (Twin of the “1900” Ironer) Please When Papering and | poard of lectureship of _the First|lliness which grece;led the ?::-g:: Eunerat ‘T Loz ol Juet 8 mewory fond aod, 1 :'r::m : A i 5. . . Church of Christ, Sclentist, In' Boston, | 7as most sudden, for Mra. Cushman| Proposal to End Present | ohratai b e 5 adbod " .";*."';,,;4 R mosa % aintl n g | Mass.” The_subject of his lecture 18| ons "where she had been traveling A A TineeH o ek e a5 MRS, MA DORSEY AND MR “Christian Science: The Key to Self- | 1o0e where bt ring the summer. Disturbances There. Jfecions onn from ns ta gore. L —are Taylor jobs. We always | Government.” Mrs. Cushman .was the daughter of . A place is vacant in our boi MORRIS, In loving wemory of our_de ere to the square-deal idea.| He will be Introduced tomorrow |,,."jgte Dr, Courtland Hoppin, and in| mne gy, " £ 1 . Wil ‘Hever exn b pil hwdund aud father, CHAKLES W. MO Estimates made. evening by Willlam J. Tucker. flrn addition to her husband is survived by suggestion of International co- RIS, who died August 9, 1021, R CO. reader of the church, and Charles Cushman, a student at|operation by the world.powers to end | Turee lonely months have passed HARRY W. TAYLO e o ot Moot | o Charies. G e, dlnturbaboes in- Chlsie, ‘278 thus Fes | K Wi et Vi Col. 1077 peewe of the death.of Jirs, Cushman move ono of the big problems befors the ifia Toving sunlles abd geotle” face Y3 many friends in Washington. Long. TMS conference, was scathingly dc- N0 Jne kuows our aehlug bearts. © | ol aMamds, M ALl & realdent of the National Capital, she nounced by Dr. John C. Ferguson, Amer- 0 . 4 = :\ i = had during h!“r 1ife h;rehbecou;o]ln::‘; fcan ‘adviser to the president of China, Pl:l;c{!l A'lr&hw"; ?'r hr“- 12 “:- memery 2 N 2 = = 3 ey e omsiunity, | Bo|in an address before the City Club fo- JOR:\“K"\P[ PITCHER, who. died - = = == = { quietly that few were aware of it, she { rum luncheon yesterday. Dr. Ferguson., vember O, 1920, one year ago today. = =1 o M = iWad devoted herself o the further-|Who has iived In China for thirty-threc We ahall meet him on that beavenly helght +Z 2| - = = ance of a variety of welfare and]Years and has heid yumerous high gov- | 1 E B s =z = hesitable works in the District,|erumental offices, recentiy arrived her N, “and trquested 1o attend the fu- - 2 =2 = = Voringing g her work a splendld sym- | for the forthcoming conterence. e I peral’ Sataries. 2 2\ = 2\ = ipathy & understanding for thebeen adviser to uhe Cuiuese) pres ident | Simme, 115 AnD TalBHTER: R R S 3z | Beeds of those she sought to aid. since 1917, - { RE PITCHER. In loving rcmembragee of o KRS (TS U773 | ineral services wlll’be he‘lg‘:. “h Tried tn Siberin. Avn1s CHARE o1t d brother. JOHX ‘v\n‘.k‘:.r rTCHS i - o'clock tomorrow at St. John's Churc .y - ' GOSTELLo, one 3 o today, Nov Telephone Main 7127 - T et will be. In Chriat Church cem- | presvagiout minimising in the least th None knows low we have miseed reu In the wear Juei gone br: Sou 1o us sad and lonely k. not forgotten otery, Pomfret, Conn. Pallbearers will |son waid, “it iy my most cmph ¢ . oo i e “Pape’s Cold Compound” Breaks Cold in Few Hours 8B4, Talh Jenkins: clarence 30 WU |3 Wat wne S s 6"t g problem Is to let China do It herse your home! | Wayman Cushman and Victor Cush-| 4" cry' sybtie propaganda for fnieri | man. Uonul control & now zuing on iu this e op in ) renounce her 100-year-old birthright & DD D DD N NN T T I, L of non-interference for u mess of in- ST A & e e e ternacional control pottage for the the memors of Re our devoted son_and . | Tnstant Relief! Don't stay stuficd-up! Quit blowing and | el SR conntry IO L Mmoo o] sud frivuds Tavite w ake Your Own B €Pane’ - v 3 0l v etiied Make Y Terms snuffling! A dose of “Pape’s Cold Compound” taken every two | FAREWELL MEETING TONIGHT [ple, thes wil tver sinid for Jouing | COSTELLO, ' Ths e o (i . fnours until three doses arg taken usually breaks any cold right up. | Dr. Lewis E. Purdum, who 18 leaving, ooty opl:n, Vlor‘xvz Woulld Have 1o be | dewti ot Tt i Tapaeteity un'.':u memers of wr L} " . ut by military forc H d his funeral. which = 1ETTA ¥ “fl“' Carroll-Erwin Co | The first dose opens clogged-up nostrils and air passages Ithg Ingram Memorial Conrogational|not belleve vou ‘could gt & corvoral's | iraded soording P i I et il o Nover: of head; stops nose running; relieves headache, dullness, fever- Church 10 take the pastorate of the}Z/=l0 I° “n: :::l ‘:)? r«:b? 5 'T':'S‘ - ‘m mass at Bt oo s 701#1.2fi St.n. ishness, sneezing. {lr;; °‘i“‘i"E:":"“Sififi“;‘?;!\r’.’fi‘f:' i & spoctas recruting i Siberiu; und | '| e k. jared anag oii < . ,. |N. H., is o be ten: - gt | ; % Tlectrical Appliances | “Pape's Cold Compound” is the quickest, surest relief known ! ception tonight at the church, T o oull et on ,f,“‘,:’ e Noveuner & 1821, at : briugs beck sweet mémories, : costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assist~ e Demade "g,f:lz'w_:d expedition. i ital, BARATL T plTT memorr Inluey & 68y, . i ins no quini Tnsist 3 “Speaking as an American citizen, | of br. Allerion B Cismn longhts oved o ance. Tastes nice. Contains quinine, t uoon Pape's. Rev. George Miller. Tinpraking as dn Amstican ciftaen | afhe e rton B, Cn ‘Thought: Jote w0 detr, p - | { | I J1| venefit of a few Amercan investors, Closed All Day Fflday——-Armutwe Day! Sittaen o the Sounrr S would inevitably be follow international squabbic for apherufl of ppreclatlon Days in One TomorrOW' | u, Monday. November 7. 1921, at i her residen: V3 5 dwell at home hy gre house uot made br ha; THE FAMILY. e tn the memory of our de WEN (. SPRAGUY. Ir. at hier 1ava Feaid el intor bt ding anything. The whoie idea if New goods will be added—lots will be condensed one day inimical to our Amcrican idvas of seif-governmen b \arller. Friday shoppers will be taken care of Thursday! “Surely i TN stuched. Oilier nas | you do not wish to miss this extraordinary event—thousands of | ;lc::sd::r'a dlbsldur(bzd{uur ‘n country | g dollars’ worth of new and fashionable apparel and accessories at it | the question of state sovercnenty w savings of 4 to 12 on today.s low prices—as an appreciation of i :gll‘(led Indl after our r-.\omnur;'n | bok meveral years just 16 get thir- wourr;ear round E-ndtrunage. . . ) . teen small colonies of meuger popn- he coats and dresses are creating a sensation (this is not a lation into the first Federal Union. ! F St N.W. 3 ) 1216 F St N.W. i I all an exaggeration) ; the Misses’ Denartment breaks all records— 4l aion tife Tuesda WILLIAM 1 TS, I EPRAGUE ITH, 1n sad luving remembanes of our dear fathir, nuJ.uM TAMPS AMITH, Who devarted this cight tears ago to » Where wo had thirteen; she has the underwear—silk underw ear, Phlhppme underwear is the pret- 400,000,000 people and a territory ax . $18 to $25 Silk Negliges and tiest we ever had and the prices most extraordinary! Siik [u(lx Corduroy Robes, $3.95, $5.00, $7.50 large x :“"""l"‘““‘ COUBELy N - Breakfast Coats. Very lovely, at coats, breakfast coats and negliges make one pause—shoes, gloves —Usua Iy $5.00 to $10. Fine wide- i il el g ROTTR N $14.95. % silk hoilery—buy for yourself, buy for Christmas, as many are wale corduroy. said the Chines: gonius for | fe oight yeare aFo_tv- doing. It’s worth while thinking ahead. A - e SNl r:,.“" a_parllament.” le = 7 < f th tral Misses’ Wear a Sport-Hat Day RE S8 oo, ing to enforce their pow i i 1 2ot fus for local Self-zovernme Big Awcin | Coarts, Suits, Dresses, Furs! | in Appreciation Sl S the busiest SP"‘S in our shop! Our spacious Second Floor, dévoted entirely to outer S , jremmon sense of the people insures Just read these Appreciation o M S % . 3 5 i garments for women and misscs, is entirely too small our Millinery Section, and for Te the question nf John b values and you'll see why! Appreciation Thursday we have || {f] former director of the I" Misses’ $85 to $100 Winter . y to accommodate’ pmpcrlv the great assoruments gath- gathered the following un- Union, Dr. Fe-guson rev i T} AT kumns'rox Sgered ta the memorr of & i, doving farher: and " grand X who A Nus ered for our Appreciation. DBut, while apologizing for | ysual array of values, lack of transportation faci i i e not a bar to political union, as had Blouse-back and straightiine the overcrowded appearance, we point to the great ap- Hiking Sets Especi 3| Been proved by previous unic "a'“":‘ fnd"s":':::'l';'ra:“::{:::‘:d \ \ preciation values that are here. Come and sce them . Hiking Sets Especially [H| -“The real basis 2f transportay with embroldery or self-stitching. | \ tomorrow—perhaps you can find something that will fit Featured B oinecned puspons 1n the past. Collars are of un-maurlal and you . YR 5 rail and wagon roads are being ac oy eatect ! from wuch - tavored without an alteration to wear on Fi riday. $25 Values, $15.00 oo e R e Tl e il A shades as Sorrento, Malay, rein- : . Women’s $95 to $120 $73 50 $40 Values, $2250 ! but political union_is as posaiv) it was before 1912. Waslington @iehr deer, navy biye and black. 31;&0 = s Winter Coats are a Big These extremely smart outfits are In ro o $85 Coal T A F t. of homespun and angora wool, with 4| Fergus. 4 Suchp\mnderf‘:ngar:l:z“rea: 1 at such condetfilly Tow | of heseud oonueito maten. T s iie cas nec { of Narmamfle, BMM indMor. ) =ani atSucha wolcctiily JoM of hat and ecarfs to match. §| meatal administration and will ket ir} avesitur A0 rett. Straight .t ~ beited i price, quality and style considered! M of such fashionable s easlly when it seE to be rle CoRs oM trimmed _with collars of . fabrics as Pollyanna, Panvela’ne, Erminie, Cordina and Vel- - $15 to $18.50 Sport by the internecine conflicts. ' S, Reerotars squirrel. Coloré: :va"mbf:w": dette, wi*h handsome large collars and cuffs of wolf or just 1 EX ,,;“;’:{:--‘";,"‘,;i‘:,' mff“’rs.“\‘(f“ mee | officers and memiers of Reboces | L B X : ¢ i iR of T Jate. gequested and reindeer. _— < ‘collars of beaver, squirrel, taupe. woli or dyed fitch. Among Another real Apprectation vafue. | § \seen it fall in the thirty-three vear: b SEARY Mi 5 $115 the many smart new styles are blouse effects, pleated and full this group of beautiful sport mod- I have been in China. But in N sses’ $98.50 to : backs, deep yokes and belted models. May be had in navy, | eis, representing ail of the most nation of 400,007,000 people, hampre! ; : y r peop p: 317 FA. AVE. S.E. Winter Coats, '$7500 - ! black, Mahlaly, brm\v;'n, burro, marmot, sphinx gray, Sorrento, poputar midwinter colorings. by lack of a common laneuage. o Medern € o Fineoin 141 fur coflars of beaver, wolf, tortoise sheil and Volnay. % | modern communications, il thrmg Frwate Ambulance. nuteie and Austratian oposeum or: W A 5125 t $10 Duvetyne Sport J| ke time.” Remember tiiat ¢ i Comzection. nament these superior coats of ¢ 'omen’s 0 s Sfl Hats, $5.00 e oldest povernment in 1. SARDO & CO Velaine, Orfando, @erona and that she has tried every for it WM. X Hiorrett” °A magnifcent array. of $235 Winter Coats Clover, jaunty shapes, with cord. || | crament. " She s & Rl b drerlee Phone Lipeotn 524 new uyiu in navy, black, brown = i oo Ings of patent leal Of course, ing. but sound and sure if let alonr | Mode = Ul m wohfle Fonerals and Sor 3 ! Expensive furs have been lavishly used t3—trim these | You'll want one—egpecially at thi ]| China must settle her own problem: 1 Mum $115 to $145 beautiful coats, fashioned from such rich deep-pile tabrics us | ~Appreciation price! In her own way. &s evers nation ha w. W. Deal & co . . Marvella, Andrea and Duvetyn, which reflect in their one.” ts, $95 : velvety depths all of the soft, rare colorings of autvmn. Distin. Claude Bennett. manager of th ) I s Liscwio 2484 Many exclusive styles, among tion is attained by clever touches of hond embroidery, as wel lr‘ongresslonal information _burear ;1 SER, | Chape: tham the detachable capebacks. as trimmings of Krimmer, Beaver., Wolf. Squirrel and Kollnsky You'll smly Want presided at the meeting. Dr. fuger tnee | = Made of the finest Marveila, Pan- There are so many styles that will look “best” on you that { guson was enthusiastically applaud Ferdinund | V, L, SPEARE CO. hrotty o | | (NETTHER THE SUCCESSORS OF NOR CON hECTLD WITH THE ORIGINAL W. B. STABSISHUERT.) velaine, Poliyanna, Evora and Er. Youll find choosing delightfully difficult. B | several times during his address, an minie, ‘elaborately’ embraidered or (;I OVES at its conclusion reccived a voie © with “great fur collars, cuffs and . w 9 Silk Dl' ?, thanks. e, R wroahaut omen’s esses i Women’s $79.50 to $85 : [ o s S n navy, brown, , rein. = 1 . , 4 5 n e il Call for Attention | Winter Coats, $54.50 Yes—values like this are not { # |RAILROAD MAGNATE DEAD.| Iu.' i h F. Birch’s Sons | A considerable variety of handsome new mod- to be had every day, and with —_— MEHLINGER. All members of OSEPh &+ Here are dresses so splendidly styled. so beau- | els in Ermine. Normandy. Rivola and Velonde, Chris*mas just around the cor- Wil " R e A, mahe %o Thmas Hi3034 M St. NUW. - Prsiutes 18 5 tifully made and so very reasonably priced that | with collars of sclf materials or beaver. wolf or ner—but then, a word to the | Lliam E. Baker Pioneer in. ar. 'reuesied fo meet s Ligcsin T,n.px, Automoblle Bersien. T Most luxurious style creations o e ompalicd to oall your attontion to them. | squirrel, in shawl and shoulder shapes. Some e s adetant Electsification Work b Comercantiongd Char 118 a0 Wk 2 s el UL aandc only, Come and see them. You'll be delighted! of the models have roomy, setin siseves with 3 actrification. "Work: i Bitde "0 3 3 1 armholes that extend to the waist. A wide va- . | NEW YORK, Novi 8. H 3 5 Oriando and " Audredu; trimmed $60 to $70 Dresses, $39.75 Hiety of colors to choose from—Reindcer, Burro, $3 Centemeri 2-Clasp 1 41 eagar Bal?er:.k- pino‘n“:e]m; th ‘Eve A a.w. Tel. call M with rich furs, such as beaver, nu- A wonderful collection of Afternoon, Dinner and | Sorrento, Marmot, Brown, Navy and Black. Gloves, Pair, $1.15 ~ il & fication ‘of railwa s dead at CHAS. €. CARTER, 2 = tria, squirrel and wolf. Smart, Street Dresses. The former are of fine crepe faille WEAGRY: effectd that|willcommiand and“satin meteor; dinner gowns display Spanish | Y7 ’s $50 and 1t looked Itke the day "before homeibere, He,w nsta er . laces and crepe meteor combined with lace; street emens an Christmas In -the Glove section, & A native of Springfield, Mas Misses’ $45 to $55 Silk frocks are of practical silks, with orfental embroid- sss Winter Coats which only goes to prove that peo. / Springfield, Mass e Baker was educated at Lafavett : erles, lace co beading. e KNOW a good value wh ¢ Frocks, Featured, $29.75 ChyEs Sen GOMMIe snd- Redding B Y o Dioog Jalue when they lege, of which institution he w Simply charming, these frocks of $35 and $40 Dresses— A value such as only Appreciation Week can clation. We are continuing to offer truates, for/many yeain He L';“"” make possible, In this group are many attra Centemeri Two.clasp Gloves, made the serviceiof Lhe aul and Pacif ADGETT. _Nuvemlur nm.. At Ti4 10ih st Tovod Tustand of Timothy Hanlon Phoze L. 5363. sixty-five ye: Timrainy. Interment canton _crepe, satin-faced canton - s e U ! and brocade ‘satin. A great va. Appreciation price, $21.75 | tive models of Bolivia. Veldyne and Normand in Gronoble, France, at a price th jrailway in 1877, and In 1881 became riety of styles, including straight 47.5 5 with full and fitted backs, sic reminds you of “good old tim {8 chief of reconnalssance of the C: lines, tunics, side draped and biouse $47.50 to $57.50 Dresses— The collars are of scIf material, enrighed by These gloves are to be had in white Jjaian basife, ralway. ““‘m“l::‘“"h] effects, assure you of finding the P . embroidery and cable stitching. _Youn choice of , with contrasting em. ming to you. </ Gavy, Blu Atk ndeer: S the International and Great Norther wvery model most becoming to you A preciation price, 829 75 Navy. Blue, Black, indeer, Burro, Sorrento others in brown, mode raillway, the Columbia Intermural rail- :-2:’;«;'7-.5 ";".;"'a'?.e“’it"n':‘fiifi n $50 to $60 Party Dresses— and Brown. Snd'eastors b vy, the Metropalitan West Side. , bl br e o s ap: I raily o e nan, Black e o950 Silk Appreciation price, $38.75 ! Large Women Also Profit Centenmert, Fieler? ] i v Nov otk of ity Misses’ es, Pair, $2.95 i he. was goneral superintendent from Frocks, $38.50 $75 to $85 Dresses— by Appreciation il P o s oragi tiacic |} 1599 to 1802 He since has been u se- f siiks—m one of nior_member of the cngineering tlrmi - e o ey Appreciation price, $59.75 and white; alss strap-wrist gaunt. oW, 6. Baker & Co. sleeve styles—bouffant Coats, Suits and Dresses, éspecially designed let ‘effect in tan cape, with con- o H s resses, ¥ des q d! He supervised construction of clee- SI.ATTEIY Membe Tine Sraning—eatin. and ' atrelanc $125 to $200 Dl‘ulel— on graceful, slenderizing lines, are a notable 1rhming. lenete 8t wois and it or | trical equipment in western copper | i binatlons, canton crepe, silk faille \ Appreuafiml Pm’ $89. 50 Appreciation featire. This ¥ Sontrunting | thines, _coustructed the first bascule | and a few silk velvets beaded In $75 to $95 Dresses, for Large Women, $56.7! year at Notice of | Frank Gexer s Sons Co- 5 TREET funeral Jat Noreh 329, -;"((I*R‘S‘Pmeeo . | 1208 H STREET NW W Aaspp:g CuNichols WB-Speers i, T Tuterment u v roud. &fl"“ of O'W" '°"‘ la {bridge over the Chlcago river and ac n-qnm.-n fo meet at umm’.ddm. tonight gred in bright ehades—in ndvy; o Better Tlme to B“y FURS. 4 defll;:;rllynfellaged frocks that accent the new sls S%I!mg ll:rmdn Kid i ia London. - ““"":“ : 'u" fiag 4t 9 oelock MONUMENTS. oves, Pair, $3.95 ° ————— HEUEN, SMGRTON: We specialize In designing and eréot SMITH. Tucsdas wonderful Appreciation valuss! $395 + g R 5o $400 Hidsor Sen] Coats. $295—$365 | newest stvi Misses’ $35 and $40 Wool Of fine quality Hudson Seal, In 36 to 45 inch | eff-cts and lonbrd anis. The materials are canton Yes, real $6.00 quality, and only URGE MARF POLICE Frocks, $21.75 Aengths. with collars and cuffs of natural skunk, | Ohopes Chebe meteor, creps faille and satin canton, in $3.951" These gloves are In 12-but. | - : . For business and street wear— squirrel and beaver or all seal. Extra long line col- navy, biack and brown. L-ice viats ton length and made of select sking M'sses’ Frocks In Poiret Twill and g'i:"‘ dn‘n‘g;-gfib Lo 2 n::km va;u wnva!lbl. &bnlu Mnbroldany Sud Jot and. (eldsscont beading. add the of :mwc':- kid; In w'l::a and’black, Tricotil ade In coat eff-cts, ) & 'nd-on Seal Wraps, $395 & $495 s ttltehA s 2 e blo::.hl" s ot tines Fine Hudson Seal Co: t-lanld ::mp&. ta's"u 48 Inches | 19250 to $110 Coats for I.arge Women, $79.50 :: '-:‘ t backs. A 1so tan and cham- & Plea to Ammmmmm.f i o, e “m,‘mlf | the local cemeteries. 3 ncluding Revillon Freres— ore extensive patroliing of streets| 82 i ;] THE J. F. MANNING CO., s 156750 t bessing. s, draped yoke backs, long-line i Suthiul, aracetal Hines that Wil fitithe o e e B TONNE of Steiian | ST Bomindat Biadics's i “1.50 to_S110 Shawi ‘and ‘Drushed chin chin collars. " ity Fes0h bonies and the otere s ane! backe, 7 B H!5F the ity was urged by the executive | i 1 % I Intemment at Watervie 914 Firteenth Stree! ing memorials (monuments and mau soleums) of quality and character. We will gladly show you many bea - = " tiful specimens of our work in any o ipsburgi. <y Mount. Pleasant Citizens to Take | hio: SMITH. NC.. m;, Dresses, $58.50 $325 Mole Coats. $255 are styles that are becoming. Made in the cholce 5 ? il ommittee of the Mount Fleasant Citi- | gpaRING. Wednesdas. November 9, 1921 CEMETERIES. 4 e ns' Assoclation at a meeting last night e o : Handsome Cloth Drésses of Pi- Three.quarter-length Coats of tne finest Scotch | Pollyanna, Normandy and Erminie coatings, with 2 B ehe home DF 148 Drosident. Col. Wl | ot 4, b ST, WECTUE lne ole, with deep roll collar, bell cuffs, convertib! large collars of wolf. mole, squirrel and be: Sty -1 B Canton Crepe-stoe bead e beautiful l.l'-cnlcr or aured | lininge,vortible belt 1 ost unusual values. G e 3 s S H AR B et vefone. (e i | Ting, French knots and siik orads €74 Natyral Miyskvat Coats, $125 $68.50 to $125 Svits for Large Wi $54.50 Pairs for ciation “for formal action at the nex —and In a variety of stvies which 36. -,.ch | iurnn».-.) private. Cedar Hill Cemetu'y Devarted this lite Sunday. Noren- | Chapel and Vault—Nom-Sectaria PH) <1 Perpetual Care of Graves 5 3 s th weil-matched peits in a smart meeting, which has been put forward | de pan-'s, misses’ Strictly Tailored and Fur-trimmed Suits, straight one week to November 1. ML 2110 lines and semi-fitt=d, belted and unbelted, button-up Full-fashioned _pure thread i3 The committee.was of the opinion that Unsurpassed Natural Beauty ST ST | ko oo Gt e g | S i S BTl | Bcbiack e, Siown and - ] ke B Bl rhsace s St e e e made In the best tricotines, W % ti onen e | - cans Coitar, B cutis ang wh-sik eq e e i ooy vt g faingand | cordovat Jiistis, dollin saved D Eehiores they Wers. reqciies 1o d cover was too wide for their numbers. 51 1 the ri Jord: « P ) Silk U— A ation V. Yore policemen’ for this, work wil be }Lfi;&’:fl« tl;(uwi:llutk e !N “ n ear- e reciation es o deciaion, to Changs the date f i ;‘a,;:";.m':’.'.‘ iy o and § derwear—Rare App! alu npreclahon Savmgs in *Tha decision to chango the date from | ms Wikt * The Park Cemetery, - Ta_]lored S]n{ 35 8 5 20l ntad ok PRIENDS, Ammum BOWIE AND Camitoles, Usnelly $3 to $5, % to $7 Silk Bloomers and w om 5 e Taker when's S ot | ibotd Moty on-Sectarian Perpetual ‘Care:r Blom. s Y k sI‘S, ms' ms S'Bp’llll, 3285 9.85 and en s Shoes w; cannot tell :Jw h;x::ly fall Bunflhl .n‘ Stting tocation. attend this week In view of the at.er- S thy e tivities of Armistice day: The meet- o.:e st be . An almost end| 9 $4.85 Not, odds and ends, but brmd-new,gtyiex in.a e 3 Fashipned with Peter Pan and long rol collars and turn- | A7, A0S ehdless amortment| [y o\, Fiide of those finer | COmplete Tange of styles, is what'our Shoe Depart- fq"%:m By e ,(:.:, '::,"'o{ “,::’?" to meet our God- | peadily accessible—on electric car | back Cuffs, these blouses represent styles cn-: are eagerly | oy i0red models In radium, Moon :rn 'p‘e“-:nluglnoln :lmr:nd:rld'“:m ment has contributed to Appreciation—and at a typi- S—————— | Ant ’%eu qu 5‘ stnm "{“wn line. ‘ I{ _ ! and crepe de chind N Hi UT! . sought for at regular prices. In some a fine knife pleating’] go ang crepe de chine, trimmer sautituily finlened with ruflle. cal Apprecxauon Pnce. i ¥, 35 cnw-l“ul;o A':::\:" aincers | TOLSON, _ ATl ofticers aad members of Forest On Baltimore boulevard, .at Dis- of seff matesial edges the box-pleated front closing, aiso the coflar and cuffs. The silks are fine Pussy. Willow, radium, taffeta and broadeloth. Siik In white, ‘bisque, h-mstitching or picot edging; in lation €o -our relatives and: . Temple, No. 9, are requested to attend. the | trict line. ery, Others display val lace and | Whvs,2nd fiesh, Unusual vaiues sympathy and | *funeral of our late duughtor. JOSEPHINE We. Boral’ tribhtes. rentensd riog, TOLSON, Thursday. November 10, 192 W 2nd 8¢ he death of our belored | 3 pm.. from Mouat Smm-n Eapiist | Office: 1235 G St. NW Y a.w. Members wi V mble | : ! f dainty rosebuds. Colors: - Fiesh, | $7.50 to $1 | " -flesh color, and navy biye. g 87 to $15 Gowns and .. The mont récent styles and st & price that HARRIETT M_BAGRY. i 2ad and N st adl joolan wr ey vy white, orchid. P $4.85. $6.85, $8.85 | the Shoe ‘Department every mmug'; of the 3:;’-"1’-?,‘.15 . BUTH ARD NAE. 4l Zpausa Y . 40, Phone Franklin 4743, : 4 ; 5 ajamas, 2 . are the new Moccesin Pumps in black suede-or patent ‘e wish o express aur sincers | (olumbia. Xb £5. are MsTed. Done b Send for Illustrated Booklet. * to uses. #410.312 Eavelops Chacuite and $985 | v, | ISoiher, these stran Patont Lesthor Pumpt with low or || | ihisks st prcaien G iy Uociee k¥ o nadiels, Bl Send for T st Tt F g gr 5 ain. an heels, and smart, new -Oxfo! of t. s a4 % o Overblauses and siip.on styles In light and dark shades. $3.85, $4.85, $6.85 |, Four b ,'A‘:;‘:'u,'_’;fn""“"';’m‘_".. S ot hloras.of paioat Teathers~ 1l e death of our bus. | WILLTAMS, % Members of Quen Viewora| FUNERAL AL DESIGNS.: ° - crepe’ and crépe ‘do chine, embroidered, beaded Words ‘cannot' do justice - to | Incl gowns and M-plgcr quality, which stamps them as one -of the wonder val- i BRoox1vE., TAMES BROOKINS 1 st at ater eopsiiian ‘Beptist Chasens 0t | EO. C- SHAFFER 00 165 or In contfasting shades. :m 1‘-‘-‘;?-;.:'"::2:":&?.. o i :clmr e e st Avptaciition, Week: : S Mépuunary 20 h e T G BeRIVE FLORAL EMBUEMSE Phoneal. ; ne, | crep. ; 3 : ineral v 12.50 Suit Blo 2 S0 and eorgetes nd enrched | erie. rnamonted. with:. Jainty | $10 and 311 Sorosis Everiing Sfinm B | iy O I T R A NpRAbCE i EXEREARE e 0 ol , wi wval -ant ol " . N. G $10 to $12.50 Suit Blouses, $7.85 | 7 S35 il () it Wity LY | S11 and 512 Sorose Serect Pumps... .- 3850 | fi-fi:’eau% ETEEE saer L lm v " % | Agpropriate FlorsT Tekcos Of georgette irepe and crepe de chine—regulation and | M: ot radium siik® Moon Gio or 0313 f - ..$7.00 [ T sD WI fesone {:}?5'“"“’ promer W: Floral Co.. overble « ffect,. beaded, embrol and lsce trimmed | Yars, | Colors. are archid, nont | o ";.‘;;'P‘ de chine. The colors S Brogue Pumpe. $7. ; % . cers | " of Douis ‘o inters. yoars. 11" "14th and N, Y. Ave. Matn 105 £ ‘nn. eah and whiter r 0N | Sroye hite: liaht Blue and | orosis Highecut ; ana : 01 5. Capttal st -