Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1921, Page 24

approved by MAY AGCEPT BEQUESTS. D. C. Institution Held Entitled to Money Left in WilL ‘The District government may ac- cept money or property left to mu- | mulpal institetions in wills, accord- to a ruling by Corporation Coun- le Francis H, Stephens, which was quests coyld arose several came known fon. while there thorising the Boys’ Soft Collars Two for 25¢ Made by onc of the try; sizes 1215 to 14. TWO for.. < and 35¢ Ribbons— Moire and Fancy Ribbons, four and_fiv hes wide; all wanted shades air bows, ete— 25° Boys’ Suspenders Harris make. good quality web- with leather ends and cast- Ribbon Elastic, Length— Ribbon-covered Elastic, flir gar- ters and fancy work; all shades; three-quarter yard strips— Neotion Dept. 25° 1 G 4= & ) Toothbrushes, Two for— & Sample Toothbrushes, good quality bristles, assorted’ styles (3 and shapes; bona and transparent 5 I celluloid handles. . TWO for— g Handkerchiefs, Four for— Children’s Handkerchiefs, pretty T embroidered corner styles: good quali lawns, with hemstitched borders. FOUR for— L Linen Handkerchiefs, 2 for— Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs, 25C full size; hemstitched borders. TWO for— Gl Soap— Shah ia Transparent Glycering Toilet Soap, fine quality, highly seéated $o0ap. ake— Playing Cards— Good quallty I'll.yln‘ Cards, full packs— Sheulder Strap Tape. pink. blue and white; y woven designs; mercerized finish. THREE yards for— Notion Dept. 25¢ Lingerie Clasrs, Pair Gold-plated Lingerie Clasps, en- graved and plain designs; substan- tially made— 25° Pretty shapes, of silk and leath- er, in black and colors— = GHildren’s 35¢ Stockings— Onyx Brand Ribbed Cotton Stockings, in black. white and c cordovan; perfect quality; breken Up to 75¢ Women’s Lisle Hose— \I(‘rt!rized Lisle Hose, with sizes— seamed back, in black, white and tan; also a few full-fashioned hose, in black and gray; all sizes in the lot, but not in each style and color— 39¢ Novelty Wash Fabrics— 32-inch Mercerized Novelty Wash Fabrics, in pink, tan. light blue, zsc 35¢ Shirting Madras— gray, reseda and white; also yarn 36-inch Shirting Madras, light 25 mercerized pongee— grounds in neat colored strlpu, for men's and boys' shirts; also women’'s wear. Yard— 15¢ Shaker Flannel Two Yards for— 27-inch Bleached Shaker Flan- nel, a_heavy, double-fleeced qual- ity. TWO yards for— 16¢ Bleached Muslin Two Yards for— 36-inch Bleached Muslin, a fine, close-woven, soft-finish grade, free : from ~starch or dressing. o zsc yards for— board meeting today. The question as to whether such be- Hauer left $2,200 to the Home for the Aged and Infirm, a District Institu- Mr. Stephens told the Commissioners y f largest c collar manufacturers in the coun- : PO St ——— Strap Tape, Three Yards for— there also is no law prohibiting such acceptances. Court decisions in lar cases, the corporation counsel sald, sustain the opinion tnat be- quests in wills may be accepted. —_— Many Parls surgeons are accumu- lating ‘fortunes by performing a new operatidn on women with fig- ures too developed for the straight- cut drésses of today. the Commissioners in be accepted by the city weeks ago, when it be- that the > wiil of Willlam i ; is no law directly au- minlgration city to accept devises, $1.50 All-Wool Serge, $1 Yard S4-inch All-wool Serge, a $l close-woven quality, in navy blue only. Yard.............. | AUTOS IN COLLISION. automobile ‘of Allison Miller, Highland avenue, met at 34th and Ma- comb streets. Top of One Car Cut to Allow Oc- |28ed. cupants to Get Out. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad H. Syme, 3458 Macomb street, and Mrs. Walter W. Husband, wife of the commissioner of were shaken up and bruised yesterday when the automo- !bile In which they were riding and the “ It became necessary to cut the top of the car to gat the three occupants from it. Mr. his face, while his wife and Mrs. Hus- band were badly shocked. They were able to resume their journey to church. Georgeanna Perry, colored, twenty- three years old, 1734 Lanler place, was 3142 | struck by e The Syme car was dam- iyme received a cut on|body. and Annapolis electric train last night about 11 o'clock, while crossing the railway tracks at She was treated at Casualty Hospital for cuts and bruises to her head and "While standing at 8th and F streets northeast yesterday afternoon walit- ing for a street car, Mary Parker, col- ored, thirty-nine years old, 73 Decatur street northeast,” was knocked down by a motor delivery truck driven by Oilcloth, 25¢ Yard 5-quarter Table Oilcloth, in p]am white and tiling effects, seconds of the standard grade, yard. First Floor—Domestic Dept. | THE EVENING - STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25 1921. ' e Washington, Baltimore Brooks station. 39¢ Table | 25¢ Important Saving Opportumtles for the Thrifty—Stretching Your Money From 25%, to 100% 15¢ Apron Ginghams Two Yards for— 27-inch Standard Apron Ging- Ginghams, 1 & C of staple and rranted fast col- 30c Fleecedown Flnnnels—zsc 2 Wool and Fiber Car- pet, for hall or stair runner; green, red, tan and brown designs, also yard-wide Stenciled Border Grass™ Carpet. Yard— hams, in all size blue checks; war- ranted fast colors. TWO yards for— Y -inch 36-inch Printed Fleecedown Flan- nels, in a beautiful assortment of styles and colorings, yard— 25¢ Dress Ginghams Three Yards for— 89c Stamped Nightgowns— Men’s 25¢ Garters, 2 Pairs for— Harris make Pad Garters, fine lisle webbing, black, white and 2 C plain colors. TWO pairs for— Men’s 39¢ Half Hose— Mercerized Lisle Half Hi high spliced heel, double sole and toe black, eordovan and navy blue; perfect guality— fine soft neat de- Stamped Nightgowns, finish white nainsook; signs. (Limit_one— Art Dept.—First Floor. Hemmed Huck or Striped Glass Towels, for hand or side towels. (Limit four) FOUR for— ing Satine, assorted r ;»:rnumhl in large floral de- . 3 seconds of 75c v = Men’s Half Hose, 2 Pairs vees Fine maco cotton Half Hose. in black and plain colors; fully rein- forced at all wearing points; ir- regular weaves of 2ic values. TWO pairs for— Lining Dept.—First Floor. Separate Garments, white fleeced cotton: shirts with high neck and long sle kle length pants; sizes 10 an years only— Enameled Saucepans— Gray Enameled Saucepans, three- quart trade size, with long han- dles and tin covers— Women's Pink Knitted Bloomers, made with elastic waist and knee: regular sizes only. Pair— First Floor—Underwear Section, Aluminum Ware, 6 Pieces for— Of flannelette, fine soft finish quality. pink and blue stripes; Aluminum Ware—choice of tea- spoons, tablespoons or table forks. 25(: made with double yoke; sizes 1 to . 3 years— SIX for— 50c Stenciled Grass Rugs— 18x36 Stenciled Grass Rugs, Zsc green, blue or brown oriental, m dallion and neat border designs— First Floor. Good quality Batiste Bloomers, in pink: full width and reinforced finished with ruffled knee; all sizes, pair— First Floor—Bargain Table. 48¢ Washable Cretonnes— Yard-wide Washable Cretonnes, ! Of Dblack Satine, fine heavy light and dark floral, bird or tap- c quality, reinforeced nd neat ruffle estry designs: any quantity cut trimmed knee: full widths: sizes 2 from full bolts. Yard— to 10 Worth 6% pair— Third Floor. Of good quality percale, in a 45¢ Sofa Cushions— large assortment of pattergs; 16x16 Sofa Cushions, covered lightl iled from dling; with white cambric; filled with Slightly - eolled__from /handling; soft silk floss— Rtk s First Floor—Bargain Table. Large shape plaited back Golf Caps, in an assortment of pat- terns; well made and finished— First Floor. 25¢ Marqnisette, 2 Yards Yard-wide Marquisette, white or ecru colors; sheer mercerized thread; any quantity cut from full rolls. TWO YARDS for— Extra heavy quality Taffeta Rib- bons, with satin edge and stripe; also plain satin, in all colors. TWO yards for— 39¢ Stamped Scarfs— Stamped Scarfs. also pleces . and luncheo center- sots: - even hread white linene: simple d zsc gns. Eac 39¢ Black Satine— 36-inch Fast Black Satine, for ¥nlnll. petticoats and bloomers. ard— (Limit, six yards.) dles. regularly 35c; one large bottle of Sewing Machine Oil, regularly 15¢, and one 10¢ Oil Can; all for— Fourth Floor—~Sewing Machine Dept. Ready-made Net Walst Linings, the “Shurfit” brand; all sizes— tion Dept. 39¢ Turkish Towels— 19x40 Bleached Turkish Towels, red or blue borders; fine, absorb- ent weave— 25¢ Women’s Handkerchiefs, em- broidered corner, fancy bordered, plain white and corded effects; lawns and dimities. SIX for— Five Wash Cloths for— Mill Seconds of Turknit Wash Cloths, all white, also colored edges; sold when perfect quality at 10c_each. FIVE for— (Linen Dept.) Men's White hemstitched border Handkerchiefs; full size, soft fin- ish quality; well made. Six for— 59¢ Art Linen— . . 22-inch Fine-grade Tan Art Silver Pencils— Sterling Sllver or Gold-filled Pencils, with silk ribbon soutoir chain: slide and clasp to match. complete— Stationery De'(- Linen (note the width), suitable for scarfs or fancy work; only a limited quantity— Infants’ Shirts— Infants’ Shirts, cotton and wool, silkateen and wool and few fleeced cotton; sizes 6 months to 2 years; slight seconds. Each— First Floor—Underwear Section. White Crepe Paper Napkins, one hundred in each package: full size and good quality pure white paper. THREE packages for— Stationery Dept. Women’s Batiste Bloomers— Children’s Bloomers— Boys’ Golf Caps— 69c Waist Linings— Handkerchiefs, Six for— Men’s Handkerchiefs, Six 300 Paper Napkins— 50 19¢ Towels, Four for— 50¢ Fancy Lining Satines— 50¢ Misses’ 65¢ Underwear— 50¢ Women’s 75¢ Bloomers— 30¢ Little Tots’ Gowns— 30¢ 30¢ 30° Boys’ 69¢ to 98¢ Blouses— 50¢ 29¢ Ribbons, Two Yards for— 50¢ 60c Sewing Machine Combination— One dozen Sewing Machine Nee- 30 30¢ 50¢ 50¢ 50¢ 30¢ Women’s Lisle Hose Two Pairs for— Fine mercerized Lisle Hose, in an assortment of slipper shades (no blacks); seamed back; slight seconds of 39c values. TWO pair fore—— 50¢ Women’s Fiber Silk Hose— Elack Fiber Silk Hose, some with fiber silk garter tops, others w C Sotion Ko semoad bess s sizes; slight seconds of T5c yulues— Stripe Skirting— 36-inch 8 Skirting, in a large assortment of beautiful color combinations. Yard— 20¢ Outing Flannels Three Yards for— 50¢ nch Mottled Outing Flannels, heavy double fleeced quality. REE yards for— 20c Percales, Three Yards for— 36-inch Percales, light grounds. C in stripes, checks, dots, figures awd plain colors. THREE yards for— 20c¢ Pajama Checks fi close woven, uofl finish grddl THREE yards for— 20c Cannon Cloth Three Yards for— 34-inch White Cannon Cloth, heavy linen-finish grade. TRRER yards for— 50 69c White Novelty Voiles— 36-inch White Novelty Voiles, ex- 50c tra fine, sheer quality, in white checks, stripes and Yard— mercerized plaids. 27-inch White Wool Flannel. fine, soft-finish grade for infants’ wear. Yard— 59¢ Wool Flannel—soc Flower Vases— ‘Cut_Glass Flower Vases, in as- sorted designs; good size— Basement. 30¢ 50¢ Men’s Suspenders— Fine Quality Lisle Webbing, Pi- oneer and Harris makes; plain white, plain colors und plain ef- fects. Pair— Men’s Underwear— Medlum - weight Worsted - finish Underwear, natural gray color; shirts and drawers to match; most- ly all sizes; seconds of $1.00 val- ues— “imcn Tub-Silks, rich, lustrous- finish quality, In a large assort- ment of colored striped effects; fast colors. Yard— Infants’ 69¢ Slips— Infants’ Short Slips, of nainsook; neatly trimmed styles, also hem- med skirts; some of fine-quality ginghams, in blue and pink; sizes 1 and 2 years— 30¢ 79¢ Window Shades— 3x6-ft. Strictly Perfect Quality 50c 79¢ Crib Blnnkels—soc Opaque Cloth Window Shades, in white, ecru and greens; complete with ring and al] fixtures— 80x40 Size Crib Blankets, blue or pink jacquard or plaid designs— First Floor. 75¢ and 85¢ Sofa Cushions— 16x22, 18x24 and 20x20 Sofa Cushions, square, round and ob- long shapes, filled with silk floss, c covered with fine white cambric. UP to $1.00 Bar Pins— Rhinestone and Fancy Jeweled c Bar Pains, assorted styles and shapes; silver, platinum and gold- $1.00 Ribbon Bracelets— For wrist watches, heavy silk soc filled effects— grosgrain ribbons; black and col- Vanity Cases— Oxidized silver effects, neatly made with puff box, coin holder and card compartment— ors; gold-filled or !erlln‘ silver mountings and clasp— 1 Fountain Syringes— Fountain Syrings, usual two- quart size; good quality rubber, in chocolate color; rapid flow tub- ing and hard rubber fittings— $1.50 Umbrellas— Men's and Women's Umbrellas, of rainproof American ‘(cotton) taffeta; handles, paragon frames, good as- sortment of handles— i $1.50 Cigarette Cases— Polished Nickel and Silver Finish Cigurelte Cases, new thin models; assorted patterns— Jewelry Dept. Sewing Baskets— Sewing Baxkets and Work Boxes. pretty and novel shapes and styles; some with attractive bead trim- mings— Felt Comfort Slippers— Women's Felt » Comforts. ribbon trimmed. with soles and pom-pom; in gray, wine, blue, pink and laven- der: sizes 3 to 6— 51 $1.25 Satine Bloomers— ‘Women's Satine Bloomers, in pink, white and black: lustrous quality with large reinforcement and hem- stitched ruffle— First Floor—Bargain Table. Women’s Nightgowns— Of white flanelette, new slip-on models, with handsome embroidered designs, in dainty colors and hem- stitched neck and sleeves— 51 Aluminum Cookers— Aluminum Rice or Cereal Cookers, good size and quality— Basement. Cups and Saucers, Six for— Japanese China Decorated Cups s and Saucers, pretty shape. SIX each .for— Basement. Extra Size Drawers— Women's Extra size Muslin Draw- ers, circular style, trimmed with evelet embroidery; neatly made; all sizes— 51 Kiddies’ Rompers— Of good quality materials, white waists with checked or plain bloom- ers trimmed with white; pegtop models; extra well finished— Girls’ Guimpes— Of fine white lawn, tucked front, round collar trimmed with lace! finished with cuff sleeves; sizes 6 to 14 years— Third Floor. $1.50 and $1.75 Blankets— §6x80 and 72x80 soft fleece finlsh s Blankets, white, tan and gray with fancy borders, each— $1.69 and $1.98 Pictures— 9x12 and 11x14 glass size Framed Pictures, gilt or dark mouldings, square and upright shapes, sorted subjects— in as- $1.75 Bed Pillows— 20x27 Bed Pillows. filled with sterilized curled feathers, covered with heavy A. A. stripe tick- ings— Boys’ $1.25 Union Suits— Medium-weight Fleeced Cotton s Union Suits, in ecru color; high neck and sleeves, ~ankle pants— Women’s $1.50 Union Suits— Heavy-weight Cotton Union Suits, high neck and long sleeves, low meck and sleeveless, ankle length; regular and extra sizes, but not in each style— long 20c Longcloth, 8 Yards for— 36-inch Longcloth, a fine chamois- s finish grade, for lingerie. EIGHT yards for— « Silk Po 33-inch Imported All-silk Tan Pongee; heavy, lustrous quality, guaranteed to wear. For men's shirts, women's and children’s wear— Silk Poplin— 40-inch Extra Heavy Silk Poplin, in navy, garnet, dark green, plum and brown— . Brassieres— Model and De Bevoise Brassieres, trimmed with deep heavy lace, in cluny patterns, also fine quality eyelet embroidery; all sizes— Simon Lazarus, 52 H street, and slight- 1y Injured. Bhe wae taken to Casual- ty Hospital by Lazarus. POLICE LIEUTENANT HURT. Lieut. Charles H. Bremerman of the fourth police precinct is confined to his home suffering from a severe strain of his leg incurred while alight- ing from a patrol wagon. in thelr possession. Men’s $1.50 and $2.00 Shirts, $1 Men’s High Grade Neglige Shirts, | of woven and printed madras, In;.h' count percales and mercerized - 51 cloths; perfect quality, some slightly | Broken lots. | soiled 1rom handling. Saturday’s 25c, 50c and $1.00 SALE! Every item in this list is a wonderful value, offering extraordinary economies over and above the regular savings to be found here every day. This Saturday Triple Bargain Event puts more value into your dollar S§raction thereof than at any other time. Join the crowds and get your share. No mail or phone orders filled. Women’s 39¢ Hose Three Pairs for— ed Lisle H, dovan: Women's Merc Women’s Fiber Silk Hose Three Pairs for— Women's Fiber Silk llr se, and a number seamed back: 89¢ values. in Wack shades conds of Boys’ $1.25 Pajamas— Of domet flannel: heavy s with fiecced quality, 50c Sheetmg Cotton, 2'/: Yds.— good, trimmed frogs— Third Floor. quality. TWO AND ONE-HALF yards l for— Boys’ Pants— Of zood qua cordurey. full. regular cut sizes, from to 16 years— First Floor. Boys’ $1.25 and $1.50 Golf Caps— Of good quality cheviot and tweeds, In an assortment of neat s mixtures: large shape with plaited, back and non-breakable visor; leather sweat ban Beaded Bags— Draw-string style. misses and children’s sizes; pretty designs: allover beaded effects; variety of light and dark patterns— Handbags and Purses— Women's Handbags and Purses, leather and velvet; many new and attractive styles and shapes, in black and colors— Beauty Cases— Women's Beauty Cases, leather covered: black and colors: an as- sortment of shapes; fitted with large mirror and purse— Up to $2.00 Photo Frames— Photograph Frames, swinging gisle, in antique gold and siiver s finish; assorted sizes from G5x7 8x10 inches— Jewelry Dept. % 5 . Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs Four for— Men’s Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, initial and plain hemstitched bor- der: full size; well made. FOUR $2.00 Crex or Mattings Rugs— 24x48 Herringbone Weave Crex Rugs, in green, blue, red or brown stenciled designs, or 3x6-ft. High- grade Matting Rugs, in woven de- signs of green, blue, red or gold— Firat i 59c Stamped Scarfs, 3 for— Stamped Scarfs, also Centerpieces and Pillows, stamped on tan art crash: pretty patterns. THREE for $1.25 All-Linen Scarfs— Stamped All-linen Scarfs, plain white, finished with crochet edge— $1.25 Table Clothe— Scalloped Mercerized Damask Table Cloths, all white and col- ored edge styles— $1.39 Table Damask— 73-inch Extra-fine Mercerized Table Damask, launders like Lnen i ssortment of neat 51 $1.50 Satin Bandeaux— Satin and Lace Evening Bandeaux, 31 for young women; very low cut back; trimmed 32 to 36— Third Floor. 39¢ Ribbons, Three Yarde— Plain_and Novelty Ribbons, five inches wide; all sought colors, for various purpo: THREE yards for— $1.25 Bleached Sheets— 72x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets, perfect three-quarter-bed size; quality— TAKEN IN WHISKY CASE. Lawrence Hall, $30 24th street, Blanch Brown, both colored, were ar- rested in the home of the latter at 900 27th street yesterday afternoon by police of the third precinct for an alleged violation cf the prohibition enforcement law, it being alleged that they had eleven gallons of corn whisky | 51 d | o W i D — E E & TR T T T %‘ E, T T S D TR & S A A v S