Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1921, Page 12

HONOR DEAD; HELP LIVING, MARINEDETAILS oo e e | NOWCUARDMAILS iz Wloobmard & Wotheop stice day message to the Canad.a people from his excellency, Baron i Byns, governor general of ‘Canada, § WN STAIRS STORI “Government house, Ottawa. é ;- President Names Mrs. Werner for WO\IE\ ‘WILL APPRECIATE : 2 : National “Training Institution. THE MANY ADVANTAGES OF— 3 The Commerclal Natlonal’ INSURED SAVINGS PLAN € If you iive, make 120 small monthly deposits and draw your $1, 000.00 ‘in: cash. First Detachment of: Sixty- " Five Ordered to Report {o New York Postmaster: By the Associated Press. ‘;'My message to the people of Can- ada ‘is: "Honor the dud by helplnf the ving. Pg "BYI\G of Vimy, “Governor General of Canada.” A Remarkable Sale of 100 Women’s and Misses’ qIf yofi do - not -live' to carry1 out 30(())‘“ int;nt;ons. . | nN?xvfii :do::;:om?ber ;1::::- LIQUIDATES ITS PLEDGE.A ° your loved ones receive the full' $1, you had in- | ve Unl s marines, de y 22 Aae : B F - d tended to save—plus the FULL AMOUNT to your p Al ey e this ooy ware| Tyt ChuSSh s Completes ur = I rlmme ordered to. report to Postmaster Mor- Payment of Million, credit m your Savmg; Account Sab T New. Yark s mornlne: ATLANTIC, CITY, November 11 was expected some would be assigned | ;104 its -indeb! t €1t is an ideal plan. There are NO “extras.” The to duty ‘A{ the olty DI station and | opresh W oDiiness to. the. Ials it ! the Grand Central terminal, while,nounced at o meeting here of the small monthly deposit ‘ncludes EVERYTHING— O ors would oo ptaced on basrd maiy | S¥ecutive commission of he Presb: the deposit in your Savings Account as well as the trucks carrying valuab.c mail ship-|[EF@% URUTCD 1o the U % A One il COATS | [$34.75, $39.50, $49.50 terian Church in the U. 8. A., One mil- ments through the streets. The force | "A" subcommittee of the commission . . cost ocf the protection with the Contmental Assur- galled upon, o o on uts todey will| acently " mads finsl pavmenlt of Every Coat well finished, lined with silk ance Company. members.ofthe Marine Corps. tomor= “and warmly interlined. Set-in and wide sleeves. The men were given orders to shoot ; Come in TOMORROW and Get Full . = B RETER (.o s e e Information 25 AT PHILADELPHIA. Many of the models are on the draping, wrap . lines so much desired. . ‘The Materials—Bolivia, Velour, Ramona, Normandy. The Trhnmingl—chcoon, Wolf, Austra- lian Opossum, Mole, Beaverette. The Colors—Navy, Brown, Black, Deer, Taupe and Sorrento Blue. The woman or miss who wants a really fine coat at a most unusual saving should avail herself of | MRS CHARLES If. WERNER. | g | | Presidential appojntment of Mrs. esent Force to Be Augmented by CHARLES G TUCKER. . .Counsel Charles H. Werner of Wardman Park More From Quantico. ° Hotel as trustee of the National| PHILADELPHIA, November 1L— Training Sehaol for Glrls was an-|Twenty-flve marines, detailed to guard| Commercial National Bank [ :::t i T . The flmmlntment became effective |disirict, last night took up their vigil Corner 14th and G Streets _October 9. Mrs, Werner has been in'on trains, mail rucks and in soruug ! / Washington since April, 1918, coming rooms at the principal post offices where AP TR i THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE \ e oiae (he welters Sy o5 | vianmets Shail e maeae Il onr'renti1 aepurtment ts prepar- this oppartunity.. : = of the Ibur;aueoterw:; risk insurance. | Twelve ot the marines were assigned || ed to ‘give immediate service to 5 SR =N a : . e e : 4 CAPITAL, SURPLUS % ) UNDIVIDED PROFITS ................. $1,450,000.00 “colea Wit e PUBLIC debt service of Wors-siaiuned ot he Tederal buldime || *Luc-Lists” Schin, i Eo0d” com . o ” T TS = em were av RESDLURCES, OVER s 1500000000 B e et R g and 1 resth oree Wil B Suementea i | 1197 €08 oUt 2 Silk Jersey | Full-Fashioned COLLECTIONS MADE at all points throughout the world. : A e e B it (A s B L e L MITH H . FOREIGN EXGHANGE of all countries bought and sold at lowest rates. ~ ° ' Gopmepe: 4o Imertere anQmation Ve L. C. SMITH & BROS. Petticoats and Silk Hose SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES for rent, $250 per year and up. The ‘Burmess Soman waiks - the| REINFORCEMENTS ORDERED. TYPEWRITER CO. sl : (Mills Building) £ Pettibloomers Special’ $1.95 17th and Penna. Ave. N.W. Phone Main 411 Special 33.9 5 Heavy quality silk; lisle top, |She auite often has complete charge lof the business affairs of the family. Frisco From Mare Island. SAN FRANCISCO, November 11.— Two hundred marines were ordered from Mare Island, Calif., to augment the detachment of fiftty marines which ar- rived here yesterday to guard the main and branch post offices and to escort all R 55 57ox5 " S B5att Senleet (a0o adattonsy mrines to Go to deep garter hem. reinforced heel, lisle sole and toes. Black, o Eetticoats of all-silic fersey: | African. Brown and Cordovan leep acco! jon flounce; in p! or contrasting ~ colors. Blue, Dowaligriles Sioee. :rgy rose, purple, green and PO mtogmens of neavs s | OtONe Marten ey <7 knee, or mail trains-and wagons. T Diearen fiouncer . O (o A Y o i T s, e, Doy possum - Galit., were " distribuced to post offics Ereen.” i ' $ clerks. X ¢ Chokers, $7.50 DETACHMENT AT DALLAS. Extra size Silk Jersey A choker of very attractive etti pec appearance and good value. Petticoats, - especially _for Single skin, full shape, with $4 05 | | i trimmins. - Fur Section, Third floor. . Train to Be Guarded, Starting To- | night, Postal Ofcials Say. | DALLAS, Tex, November 11.—Twen; ty-five United S.ates marines wHl ari rive here from New Orleans to assist A Fifty-year Reputation for Wool Sweaters Py et sy g, el e = s e oal FBuks Tl it Washable Gloves | $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 ith brushed wool. Many col- In § and 12 button length of | org "yt not anl colors in every heavy quality that make them | Tivie’ soryiceable. ~ Colors: Gray, P Gtaiss Stoce. "fl“m‘:, = “Peggy” Collar Children’s Warm ‘Bath Robes and C.Uflf 5$5ets Special, 5195 | ,Special, 55¢ v 3 loped edge and embroldery. o et et Hbooa | Also plain pique and linene; oo R gare Biue, Bray | Vestees of linene with “Pegey” and red, in pretty patterns. collara. Down Btairs Store. > Down Stairs Store. Su rma i 40 GUARD CHICAGO MAILS. o | 40 ovamp cmtcac LGATES pd s \ 'Funher Detachments Ordered to R(BBON DENTAL CREAM Report Within Few Hours. Large Size,25¢ Medium Size, 10c CHICAGO, November 11.—A force of | forty Unitgd States marines were placed | "Brush Before You Sleep” on duty here today to guard the mails | in line with the plan of Postmaster Gen- sral Wil H. Hays, to prevent mail rob- beries. Further detachments of the ma- rines were expecied here within a few | houre, it was announced. | —_— GOLD INGOTS FOUND. ! Germans Make Big Discovery in Coal in Locomotive. COPENHAGEN, November 10.—Ger- man authorities yesterday found gold ingots to the value of 24,000,000 gold ol 1 marks hidden in the coal of a loco- i: OSlam ; E motive on the Danish-German fron- | ’ E tier .near Flensburg. The gold was , % 3 1} LT confizcated and a man suspected of < ' b 1 attempting to smuggle it out of Ger- | stanth = many was arfested. | mOSt m y relieves itching GOOD CLOTHES " {4 % ' ) START MEMORIAL TOWER. | vivaumsl :Ffi“; RALEIGH, N: C., November 1l.— .ag:'m".-vn-'niui-m. With ceremonles by Grand Lodge of and by morning the redsess asd ersp- Masons of North Carolina, the cor- ! ; ner stone of a memorial tower being | gk vy ; g . R 5 ercoted by the alumni of the state| bealing hasre . . ¢ gollege of agriculture and engineer- | Xet Polum b Loy uesuon of an ] A ing was laid at the college. O. Max | that it canot injuwe 1! i ] i Gardner, former lieutenant governor | fesdersst skin. ; of North Carolina, deliversd the ad- ) Cugyits merchant: *Who makes : T AR . 2 the best overcoats in : America?” Get the opin- ion of experts. There is ‘ only one answer, and ' there is only one store in town that sells Kup- penheimer overcoats. | The prices are one-third lower than last year. 200 Hats Half Price Were $5, $10 and $12.50 Tomorrow at Half Their Former Prices Hats for every occasion are included. We illustrate. just a few of the models but we shall not give a detaii of them becauses we want you to come, in and inspect them. It is an occasion when the price will bring a quick disposal. .. Save the Doctor’s Bill; Don’t Take Cold An Ounce of Prevention is Worth Pounds of Cure - | == KEEP DRY &z, Men’s, WOmen s and Chlldren s |ISTORM COATS] Specid 50 2 _$10 Durable ¥ 1 Value at . For. Materuda Suede-like Tams; all sizes, 95c¢ ! 3 - Pheasant-trimmed Felt Hats, $1.95 T ¥ Children’s Beaver Hats, $2.95 s l Twwn Stairs Store. TOMORROW—FIRST - " TIME ON SALE Wool and Silk ‘Dresses At the Unusually$ 0 Low Price of 2 Dresses of refinement and in good taste. Uncommonly attractive. The materials are of good quality and’ they are well made. MATEPR!A Eepe .de._ Chines,, Satins, .Tricotines and FBATUQR‘;FM. Straight slender hnqs. a few bloused; ot!m'; with low" and .regular gfintfi . ALL' THE WAN TED FALL ADESJNC].UDINQ m - 7 ! Down Stairs Btére. . and Women 855 Rubber-Lmed: Ram7_or-Shme Coats < - Y $9.75 $12:50 $1650 $18.95 to $29.75 & |zrAINcoATSz| 1 At $375 $550 $7.50) ! 0vemoats, Gaba.rdmes, Wool-Top andi %’, R M O ARSI M 0V T S0 RSB 1 S5 4 AR ' ‘Select the . Ferris Corsets E - ' . Open Saturday Night till 9 o’cloc t Children’s Coats | gor T : " Note Address Carefully - :' ~_Tomorrow' - and Waists ‘ \ B Sizes2t06,$7.95 Si, $1.50, $1.75.%2 2 Sizes 6 to 14, ”.75 r all types of figures, froe All-wool Coats, in leose or ‘-h:mflr who douwl::; u'k: & tight-fitting styles.| All the | heavier. restricting corset e ~ UNITED RUBBER C(O. 4 : terials; = boli e 1436 New York Avenue N.W. - it o’ Some o | P RS 2 3 * them ur collars; ers tly ned; o and iy = _ NEXT TO UNITED CIGAR STORE, COR. I5TH ST. - » collar of self material. | = b ) TR A 64 onx.ac 6 ey e v S S ey + *