Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1921, Page 23

= ) THE EVENING “STAR, "WASHINGTON; D: C; -THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1921.: : 23 7 President to Eeceive == iRAlLRl]AflS DECIDE/ Sailor Hats Fine quality, genu- ine Hatter's Plush in marble pedestal, from the thedral of Mhan, Thanks- fcan Soelety of dent Harding, |Carload Charges on Farm day on the nicamer Taorm ] Wil be taken to the White | Products to Be Reduced 10 | i W LANSB,URGH & BROTHER Second Floor First I-‘luor . No Exaggeration to Call These Remarkable Bargains Charies D Mataguth « Bowon | | Per Cent Within 10 Days. Charles D, Malagutl, a Boston | merchant. ! By the Associnted Prese, i ZW YORK, N cinbe 17.—An MAY HAVE DREAMED o er can: }in ecarload freight ate: 1 IDENTITY OF SLAYER, brodusts, for & pariod of &% fmon ! has been agreed upon b, |Little Credence Places in Ardith | ®fyihr,saliroads of the U i e W Monroe's Story of Murder 1o AVt of Parents. KALAMAZOO, Mich,, November 17, 1 8 county authoritie: resumed | e r investigation into the murder o liam Monrog, his wife and their, We’ve won the admiration of thousands with these Friday offerings—a once-a-week value demonstration that has proved conclusmly that Washmgtonmns are wide awake to saving opportunities. Considering that every item meets our standards of quality, and that the price quoted is lower than on any other day, Friday would be a good time to choose for Christmas giving, as well as for immediate use. and that it would be 't without waiting for a reduction n wages. The freight rate cut w pply throughout the entire country. indian Head ! Ribbons 40-in. Silks Broadcloth | Wool Ghuwla Tublp l)amnak 'T:’\'enl<"myea ¢ld daughter Nev pu on Ctratiic moving | whols 36 inches wide: (i Ilemnants or Satin Charmeuse 3 L] 5 v | Vests, S Shorl j Dowagl nber 19 Jast, New England. heavy and su plain and novelties, ||| and satin - face Another Shipment Just in etc.. odds whd rexult of Cut Expected in Ten Dayx. roc, twelve, who named a well known of navy; satiny fin- that are Greatly Reduced beaten with the elub used to kil the | i, Tiie. rediciion will | othe scribing it either to imagi- [ nation or to the suggestion of some n who holds a #rudge against for uniforms. ||l in lieht and dark crepe; fine qual- Slightly A It was exn at the ne aprons, embroidery | colors, for faney |fl ities; navy, seal ° ish: only a limited ||| counter handled resident of Dow the slayer of |, et o work, middics, etc. work, girdles, hair and black; special quantity. | 169 in the Jor. her parents N . had Bl uedelike bt g | gl 2 g | bow IR SiDAY ONLE | said itue credence in th 5 , counse ERIDAY ONEX ERIDAY ONEY L . $l,69 Yard $1.00 i story of the child, who was badly {;:.',,f}‘;:"fi,'f oh otis . i 1 | Third_Floor | Second Floor First Floor la: ilroads about §35.000,000, it wax ated Third Floor 25¢ Yard | -39¢ vara l$l.69 Yard First Floor l First Floor ady reduced v from the 6 - ineh hor! Corduroy, 89¢ [l Chiffon Velvet [l Tunic Blouses Wide . wale; Full 40 inches | Crepe G« chine, soft, wool-like fin or Domet | Fine Linin = she Lud previou inches wide; wide; pure silk; ifi in navy and black; Ish and reversib) high from naming the man, wanted colors, for fine ~ luster; our ||| braid “and fringe wanted shac i had white and B sk . robes and [} children’s apparel. fi square necklines. FRIDAY ONLY FRIDAY ONLY 89¢ Yard | $5. 00 Y ard $3.95 Third Floor il Third Floor Second Floor. Table Damask ‘ Blankels, $4.95 | Bedspreads trimmed; round and . been unabl ai for the Killing | $200.600.000 an U identity of | o FRIDAY ONLY I 38¢ Yard Firat_Floor $1.19 $1.19 | 255 Fivat Flany respondis from reductions The r1a awaiting de- | cisio the sor Board, which. Fr G ihe ) i hoved. will relieve the comy - o ¥ bt all were pe€lof the expense of many onerous .,1[ e miurder, bat al were T | uncconomical working conditions. | railrouds are not in a financial co o thix sacrifice ome From Earnings. “Unless there should be xome revivi | in business. the probability of which (is conjectural, the entire immediatc {loss nivolved in thix proposed redu.- would be taken from tiw the railroad said the rail « public for effective wid bout the necessary redu A1 other transportati hoped for labu! declared the - Jonshpahon roads had taken the tep to rel ‘an Bechuyovemme by FeXisiing business depression and bl ar mple of their fixed ARTER'S LITTLE Burnose (o el T el el oee c. the pubii. lll;ely vege- e — act sure ad gently,on ; neliver. Re- eve bilious- Pure Lincn Hem- inches wid 5 s 2 | I o 56 s wide stitehed - Guest Llue tor vilour finish Towels: fine quali- | , capes, coats, |l brown ty; plain and fancy and other lI binations borders; space for 4 monogran:. FRIDAY ONLY [ 39¢ : First Floor 72-inch mercer- wool; Cur_$5.00 Satin ized damask; heavy )!flrseilles spread; quality i size 82x94; cut-out trous corners: scalloped sorted patterns; and_embroidered. special. FRIDAY ONLY FRIDAY ONLY $3-95 85¢ Yard Fourth Flaor white gray with pink and blue borders; wide binding; special, FRIDAY $4.95 Pair | Fourth Floor Guest Towels ' Wool Velour i‘ Wool Checks Veilings v Spongy. ‘Turkish t thick and size 18x36: we ve marked them special for FRIDAY ONLY « | 25¢ ¥irst Floor from lots; | Fiipay oLy 19(- Lach Il First Floor AT “FRIDAY 0vLy i $1.49 Yar(l Third_Floor i c Yard o 13c to 59 rat Huck Towels | . White cotton huck; closely wov- en: soft and ab- sorbent: good size, Lining Felt Lace Remnants | 72 inches wide; white and gray only: heavy and warm for winter « resolution o event of dis- 2 1 ets, embroider- 72:_&90 Sheets Not a word needed—you know this smart hat per- fectly—simply to say the cotors are Brown, Navy, Mo- hawk, Sand, Beaver, Purple, Hardmw Blue and’ Pear!. beay, "'“"“‘h‘:’x“fj‘{ i | s ana georgettes 1 in slort but use- able lengths; too linings: priced spe- many prices to- 1536 inches spe- ) | 1ee8, bead. o vl "FRIDAY osLy “FRIDAY ONLY Every hat bears the Suedelike Iabel, prm ing it is genuine. AY ONLY . :he, dizzi- FRIDAY ONI. 1 | i o e Tt 3 X 50¢ Yar(l Half Price 5¢ Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother 81.19 | ess and indigesticz. They do theu N7 il Ak SRensiag: Third Floor 1t also was decided by resolution to | Trimmings ||| Bath Towels act l | } First Floor | First Floor First Floor Muslin Indian Heatdl 2[_4.[.]1, Serim s e or a rehearis l"mqfu::\ h 56 inches wide: 4t inches wide; “For cur & ] 3 jrad dinauiy | good quality, for soft finish for art This is 4 b3 H family ‘and Houses 1| :xf‘;::;‘\\‘;f{ ami ) l : i | INGROWN TOE NAIL Y bicach: oNiy TRiDAY ONLY ,,“l,“ SAL | § H FRIDAY 4 H ; 121/5¢ Yard || 29¢ Yard 5¢ Yard TURNS OUT ITSELF { S 1. H Third Floor i Third Floor |1 Adew drops of “Outgro” upon 36-In. Scrim Dresses Rompers the skin surrounding the in- L Girls' gingham Also creepers of Bordered serim. zrowing nail reduces inflammation rre. dried frui dresses, plaids and firm chambray and . . and pain and so toughens the ten- - tables, and mules, checks: several || gingham. in mans | der, sensitive skin underneath the color effects: well made: sizes 1 to 4 FRIDAY ONLY 6dce Fourth Floor . toe nail, that it can not penetrate | i nl‘lc flesh, amll the nail turos natur- | ly r.mu.m almost over night. | otngta: 3 siors e | URGES 81G BOND 1SSUE. i odms. smail bottle lO"!alfllhg direc- s can be had at any drug store. styles: sizes 6 to 12 pecial. “FRIDAY ONLY 9¢ Fourth Floor FRIDAY ONLY 85¢ FRIDAY ONLY 1le Yard Vifth Floor Better Roads for Virginia Aim of Highway Commissioner. T 5 in a number of |! 4 [ e ai weave || v with eclored bor- der: carly choice is || and step-ins. be: [ rious materials. % !k il j for women and misses Small Rugs htgowns 5 % 2 Velvet and Ax- Flaunelette—1,000 Brassieres RICHN November 17— minster; new pat- for Friday, in reg- Odds and ends: &n‘.lr. A bond o “{é'o:"n p?r};f:x'oi;"f"‘ég terns; size 27x52 ular and extra Bandeaux: 5 v i 3 vy qual- sizes: pink and blue hway coustruction in ]?vc‘he:"eg'emsfl%we- ".ii’s;‘f";kfifms. nia will be recommended to the ity s Strips sembly, mmediately upon abl‘-f.igé\'gognr ani‘.{o‘b . convening of that body in January next. by State Highway Commi sioner George 1. Coleman, T Fifth Floor Third Floor Cambric Hair Shampoo Saponified Cocag (I Smart! Fashionable! (nilds and ends of chite — 36 N mfr;'er: wide: # ;."«‘\ -Oc" '\Ju“:omxn‘r}:; One of those rare occurrences that hap- L;:v‘lil":‘; il palor pt ma 1‘\“( B senord usen, eic. [[| whamvoos: stimul pen only once in a season. We are clean- dark pereales, and ff| sivless dieht o and Save at this price, the Bcalp. ing out the enes and twos of a kind from othertfubrienr . o heavy weigits, ERIDAY ONUR FRIDAY ONLY our higher priced lines, and to them we $1 50 1.39 2 121/2(3 Yard 17¢ have added a number of new arrivals. s . Third Floor First Floor Without exception, they are dresses in- Third Floor Third Floor | tended to sell at higher prices. Maids Uniform Toilet Pamer Pilgrim Bags ll;aic? C‘o}h;l;est 1 o Suspty | mussed ||| 1 s B l;l:s: All leathers, in ainty an > o X rom handling: one ,000 sheets of t nay prownyand Jl g seniem o Yo | The Materiqls— The colors dre the preferred navy blue, browns | s epiy e | frediris.witest gray: fin 3 - s s Es- t & . bandles;, becoming _finishing 3 3 O . 0 able; serviceable [l ceptional value, stronk. ban fouch 1o your cos- go.u'et.del and black-as well as striking combinations. dot oy st e FRIDSY ONLY ) o . 5 . . ! . - 95¢ | mea s C:l cotln‘e: Every dress is desirable—showing real care in $2.39 | Oc Tho IR | ; '(I: Crmond reps making, and the styles include all the recent concep- Third Floor | Virst Floor rs il Firat Floor Chi A 2 A x epe de ne tions. The trimmings are varied to meet every taste. Sacques Stair Carpel Boston Bags ||| Collars & Cuffs Velveteen Three models as sket it at fon Gogd anatity 5 e ched. Slightly marred; Sets 3 of \cfl?ce Chme“se + e-\_l(“. high n atrongly mads AnS | M ana aterastive % Choice Frid Tong Tatvae; wr Y I braetical ||| patterns; ' Nigher: Migonette oice Iriday, at $15 el Rara - || moss” exceptionl ect, priced rv.-d\_lce(l‘ (o!'—— Fm”’@‘é SN Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother 1 c . Floor. Special, FRIDAY ONLY 9¢ Third Floor FRIDAY ONLY Fifth Floor 69¢ Yard Wool Scarfs - - Girdles Necklaces Ribbons Imbperial loth Silk Hose Children’s Hose ||| “hildren’s ¥~ WWith pouket mid Novelty metal ef- Cut_beads; some Plain and novelty perial Longclo Full - fashioned B G Ton. tihbed. afodings belt: color, combi- |ll fects, " in ~various [|| with pendant; ring ||| effects, in all the Imperial No. 200 grade; 36 inches wide; soft black silk; cotton || jngs, in black and white. ||| in_the favored ~shade. nations, in° Brown- [|| *cbldrs ‘and combi- spring clasps. Va- wanted colors and ™ is finish: fi d evenly w ecial tops and cotton sn'euenz quality, sizes Slight “‘irregulars buft; _ buff-brown; nations. Just now. [l riety to suit vari--|lj styles. Suitable for chamois finish; firm and evenly woven. Special, soles. Slight “ir- to 914, Serviccable ng to impair th copen-buff. Very yery, much in de- O“Sl::-;'e!; ‘;Mle‘f— hairk bows, fancy FRIDAY ONLY reglul.n.rs." nothing for ‘setoat wea srvice, Sizes 7 to 9 pen-bufl., , Vel it 3 FRIDAY ONL: Workssetos to_hurt. AY ONLY FRIDAY ONLY “ STERIDAY ONLY FRIDAY ONLY FRIDAY ONLY 10 yards for $1 49 FRIDAY ONLY FRIn by & The “Pell Mall” 3 . of 5 pairs 6 pairs GenumeB:ackKingCalf. $3.95 69(: y 89¢ 21¢ vard et s 89¢ 22¢ L 19¢ & $1.10 — Rubber heel. Same style First Floor First_Floor First Floor First Floor 5T First Floor. wi-ut_Floor. First Floor. 18 Raussia Calf. S —_— + 5650 Extra Special! Will b huy your our choice . 2,500 Yards $ 75 7, of any one of these | Notion S Crepe de ~ Boys’ Winter Garments | price for pridey onty $6.50 for a pair of Regal Shoes. This season’s crisp stylesinfullgrainedleathers only. Regal’s promise to passon to you promptly the lowsred manufacturing S 8| Corduroy Suits Snap Fasteners, all sizes. Ch ine o Sm@fl$g‘%esl'°°a's 3 Juvenile Overcoats | %.%5 i 12 dozen for. : 18¢ ; ) Warm, serviceable coatings, $6.75. = | Famous Crompton All- w:} Cb":criz;zd [:::':::" Co.t- 5c costs in cur own factories. 40 Inches Wide; in brown, black and gray. New' ot justiire v:e:;:‘l:er Cfird‘fuflf’ lm;(m:ne tg 5y R H . 2 s = storms. Norfolk ja i N / Ak Ouality, C piiions 7k i o ceived.. Of heavy, warm full lined knickers. Sizes 7 to e Sc Made by America’s Host Progregive ShoeMakers Friday Only, Yard neck. Sizes 9 to 17 years faébrics n;)deillrall)’le colo; 16 years. P e Sold Ecomomically through Thesr Own Shoe Stores h led 5 i effects. Double-breaste . > Needle Cases, various -y mAng“:omcalllx"‘s\m?ascangfgx |smeax(;:b ed Comfy Mackinaws faodel - with ' /mtfEsund Serge Suit : styles . - el 25C REGAL SHOE COMPANY, Factories: WHITMAN MASS. Crepe de Chine—for instance, lingerie, flap pockets. Plaid lin- | $6.75 . 5 negliges, blouses, camisoles, etc.—at $6. 75 ing, yoke and inverted | ® Hair Nets, cap and fringe. o g, Y inverte e < : C v m(gl;‘pcgc;o?: a full range of the sea- OF sturdy plaid materials. leat back with full | f i;\( l-w\ocg lblue ~:firg€' Dot Dozetl o Bhin shoptiaes ; : REGAL SHOE STORES sonable colors, also flesh and ;y’}f‘lte" + Double-breasted models with ':;;5 Sizes 3 to 10 g p?cat bx:cok ebelt“'llnd fiazgv;;;r: Sanitary Napkins, box of 3SC g In WASHINGTON ao‘n]‘;‘—‘—’ ?cacl;:lI; d.lo“ price for Friday roomy pockets and all-around | Y e D | ets. Lined knickers. Sizes 123 o 2. Jae s A 1003 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. 1203 F Street, N.W. belt. “Sizes 7 to 17 years. + 70 16 years. First Floor. (Cor. D Street) Near 12¢th Strest) Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother (Men’s Store) (Women's Store)