Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1921, Page 12

We Cash Xmas Savings Checks ‘A Great List of Wonderful Savings for | Wednesday’s Anniversary Sale BEHRERD'S| TUESDAY, The Welsh tin plate mills have re- sumed operations on about a 50 per cent basis. Only 70 of the 500.Dblast ::lrnlcu in England are in opera- on. e _DECEMBER 6, 192 are pessimistic. Trade’ s ‘extremel light.. Sixteen plants of the H. L!. Frick! Co! y are in operation and 1,624 furnaces are golng. 5 S CI.——-M. ", UIS, De 8 (8, — llunko o mens P ohothh time echedule” with “léss th et ;x’:‘;‘:d.'"h 1éss than a full ning to come In, ‘the volume of new) business - comparing very favorably with that of last year. DECEMBER TRADE IN NEW YORK ‘ is cllllfih&fid about 2,700 :05‘(?: :;: 3 2 out ng was retarde cars in November this year as in the| NEW_YORK, December 6 (Spe- cturers of _men’s cloth Holiday Shbooing So Far Reported of Sl Srmis: s -k sraaiar ot 201 8| oS SiRls Sl £l FSaea Toliih S0 5 4 H : o or spring lelives are lem) s stren, ening e market er cent on sj n s o Y. pping Do I'ar INeported. Of :cport vusiness guite dctive Feflect. | greater than they were last season in | In ‘that commoity, according to_ re- » i o - "] 8AN FRANCISCO; December 6 (Spe- | Prices show but little change: here | PHILADELPHIA, D R Excellent Proportlo —Demand 'Is Tog oall mounts of grain ana bene- | SAN FRANCISCO, Decomber € (Spe- | 5532 (5 quultory buying bY COTARES | clatyAn & rormit oF foitaien rope: 2 7 fitting from -improvement in nrices. ::‘:;db ';“:fi{"o:h"" Teport " business | Menufacturers: e:ll small dealers, local dep:.rtment el . T , bul 8 is not the general rule. stores which have bought up bank- Largely for Useful Tlungs. - |Commodity Reports Reglatration of cars for the year in Coal. rupt stocks have been offering bar- - - n h o ~ this state totaled 620,297, a gain of PITTSBURGH, December 6 (Spe-;gains in men’'s and women’s with the . i etinte From Various Sections BY JAMES ALLERTON. yemployment situation which has; !'on-l'eir;ou Metals. 41,000 over last year. claln—The .coke market ls dull and | public responding quickly to bargain ; - prices are discouragimgy low. Despite | prices. One store sold 3,000 imita- I8 h. in the side of business, Special Dispatch to The Stan e e s taa i a sl | NEW YORK. December 8 (Special). l | | Bl Steel. the resumption of hundreds of ovens | tion pearl necklaces at 95 cents ea: | LONDON, December 6 (Special).— |in the Connellsville district, operators |and then marked up the price to (S NEW YORK, December G.—Reuflio{ the northwest. There are nearly | —Copper stocks in this country con- trade in New York and vicinity taris’ per cent more workers employed!yinye to decline steadily with now than on November 1, and this December bids fair to equal or exceed | 100 AT 0 0 2vity and Inveascd | strengthening of prices. Manufac- el Automobiles. 4 , December .6 (Speclal).— Distributors for the Nash m?tenlnobfle in New England sold twice as mang Hempy. 720.22-24 Tth St. NW. ° Xmas Boxed Em’b. Hdk'fs. Nice Quality Women's White Handkerchiefs, with g:eluly embroidered corners. Daintily packed in Xmas xes. Girls’ Bath Robes (genuine beacon) 32 79 ‘Warm, comfortable Robes, in pretty colors and [ ] —_— ,,—,—,—,—,—,—,——————————————r oo - AARERARXKLRERRE XIRRK K XA XIARIAAAAAA A A A Aihd A Ak A Atk st ek e e e o de ol foie that for December, 1920, which was 2 |buying power. is aiding the holiday | turers of copper products also have record-breaker, although the Indu!-'ll;:de to Incru-: retafl' sales. The :‘?V‘nueed lh:h;hnefl::oléhltel:r !;r:rc::; P !state program for winter ‘highwa. at some o 3 ‘rlal depresston already had started at ;Stale program for Winter highway | i, 2o0kt, will be used in local con- that time Holiday shopping | diture of $4,500,000. and will give em- | sumption before there is much gen- has been of excellent proportions so |ployment ‘to -7,600 men -for three | eral production from the mines. patterns. Cord girdle at waist, and- pockets. 4. to 13 years. - 1| months. This work will begin at once, far, with demand largely for usefulj R o8, {is T C N e as 1ot Machinery. articles. Many merchants are stress-|jgu¢ week. CHICAGO, December ¢ (Speclal)— sso w w Y F ing the purchase of goods which Willl \Wholesale trade has sagged I\ the | The shop employes of the Chicago and o omen's I'ur cnah s “be put on, not put aside.” last ten days, but is expected to pick | Northwestern are considering a pro- Rich, Luxurfous Brown and Gray Fur Most of the other branches of b“‘"‘l"p immediately after the holidays. | posal from the management to cut the c«:;u. fl”b'o‘l?e‘l.’ silk lined; big collars, Bell ° cuffs an L Ot AN Oher DS seasonal | SOme factories .and jobbing houses | work to a four-day basis with & full T aTe e Scturers expect Im- |TePOTt mpring orders already begin- | force rather than to run a longer, Drovement after the first of the year, | as wholesalers and retailers have not ; vet placed orders for full spring re-; quirements. as they are desirous of | entering the new year w ith as few outstanding obligations as possible. ! These orders. however, will probably ; be completed early in NUAry. Demand for work shirts from lo(‘(lll b o Rl R S S UNDER a recent law enacted by Congress deposits in this As- sociation up to six thousand dol- lars are -exempt from Income ~ Taxes and your deposits with us are not subject to assessment for Personal Taxes, as the Associa- -tion makes annual returns and pays the legal personal taxes on its entire gross earnings. X thing like the amount of goods their | The interest we pay is absolutely net. The % Building Association is the world’s best factories can produce. and buyers of | leaf tobacco here are holding off. In-| known method for systematic saving, with absolute safety. Remarkably fine, lustrous quality all pure silk Satin, in‘a rs of 20 colors, light and dark—plenty navy and white. !gf' dolls’ dresses, evening wear, separate walsts and children’s dance dresses. Ladies’ Imported Kid Gloves 31 2 5 o $1.50 Fine Tub Satins 8 9c Very Boft, Flexable Imported Kid Gloves, in black, brown, gray and white; 3 rows heavy em- brofdery in self and contrasting colors. Last season we sold this same glove for $2.00. $12.50 and $15 Women’s Dresses $ 6 7 5 ° PTTTT TR T T PP T P P P TN T VT TR EASA MAAASGELELSLLMMMORMMLDDMOAOS RSLAARIAASARENMG AAESSNRRESEAIGGRARRASARS Look What Buy Don't Forget Wed. Dec.7th ALL STORES---ALL DAY TOMORROW Did Dutcheamous Coffee, n.12%¢ EARLY JUNE SIFTED PEAS, can, 12/2¢ | NORD STAR SARDINES, - - oan, 12’2¢ HERRING IN TOMATO SAUCE, can, 12%2¢ | BEARDSLEY SUREDDED Cob Fish,12%2¢ ViRGINIASWEETPANCAKE FLOBR 12/2¢ | GULDEN'S MUSTARD, - - - jar 12)2¢ GINGER ALE, .Zi2-.sf, - - Bot. 12%2c | FRENCHE'S MUSTARD, - - - jar 12%2¢ PEANUT BUTTER, - - - - - 1. 12%2¢ | SMYRNA Fi6S, F=2 - - - 6 oz 12%¢ ASSORTED CHOCOLATES, - 6 oz. 12/2¢ | YUM YOM NUT CARAMELS, 6 oz, 122¢ MINCE MEAT, - - - - - 14, 12940 | SWEET CALIF. PRUNES, - - . 12/2¢ EVAPORATED PEACHES, ©2=, 15-8.12%2¢ | ORANGE PEEL, - - - - - 6 oz. 12'2¢ EVAPORATED PEARS, - - 158, 12'2¢ | LEMON PEEL, - - - - - - 6 2. 12/4¢ EVAPORATED APRICOTS, - 6 oz. 12%4¢ | OCTAGON SOAP, - - - - 2 1= §2i5¢ EXPORT BORAX SOAP, - 3 it 12'%¢ | LENOX SOAP, - - - - - 3“5~ 12'4¢ Mixep NOTS, - - - - - -6 oz 12%2¢ | BRAZIL NUTS, 55 - - - %5-b. 12%4¢ POUND GAKE =" 26 0.1224¢ - BRISKET BEEF - SHORT RIBS BEEF CHUCK ROAST "“3iwn DUTCH ROLL ™ ox you - STEWING BEEF PLATE BEEF dications point to a remarkabie in-| crease in building in this vicinity as! soon as weather permits next year. | Pittsburgh Trade Irregular; Collections Are Spoltyl BY H. B. LAUFMAN. | Special Dispatch to The Star. l PITTSBURGH, December 6.—Com- mercial movements in the Pittsburgh | district remain distinctly irregular collections belng spotty and in some ! sections dependent on Industrial op-| erations. Groceries are moving | luggishly, with the best demand be- | ng recorded for fancy goods and | holiday specialities. Trade in ap- | parel for either men or women Is! anything but brisk. as the weather | has had a decidedly depressing ”‘-I fluence. Price inducements are he|ng] offered to stimulate buying. L There is no appreciable improve- ment in the demand for mill supplies, but orders are better distributed and consumers’ supplies are low. .\lachlnc' tools remain quiet. The most important business fac- | tors here this week have been the an- | mouncement of steel company mer- gers and the consolidation of the| Arkaneas Gas, Transcontinental Oil; and Standard Oil companies to de- velop South American properties of the two former concerns. The steel merger is considered virtually set- tled by local steel men. The Jones & Laughlin interests here. it is under- Stood, have refused to join. i Unemployment Situation Improves in St. Paul Area | - .. BY L. $. McKENNA. Special Dispatch to The Star. ST. PAUL, December 6.—The un-| Fine Wool Velour Serge Dresses, handsomel. :r&dod. braided and embroldered; brown, ta: nenx ve. Sport Coats for Boys 7 to 17 years. Beautiful p:l:d patterns.. [Extra heavy-weight, two new styles. | 4 $2.25 Crochet Bedspreads s1 79 [ $6.50 Boys’ Mackinaw Coats $ 3 99 ® Full Bed Size Crochet Spreads, in a variety of Marsefiles designs. Hemmed ends, launders easily and wears well. [:] fashionable animal shapes, with head and tail trimmings. Children’s Fur Sets and Muffs White and colored sets for boys, girls and misses. All the new stoles and furs. $1.98 to ¥14.98 e e e o e oor = 3 yards long. $4.00 Women’s Kimonos and Bath Robes $ 2 8 5 Beautiful Oriental Patterns Warm Bath Robes . and Imported Crepe Kimonos, richly silk embroid- One Dollar or More Will Start Your Account. Columbia Building Association 716 11th St. N.\W. Under Government Supervision Saks & '/ '_t;"i,npmfg" Pennsylvania Avenue e A & ‘7 Seventh Street o - b4 Babies’ Coats $ Cream Cashmere Coats, nicely lined, perfectly [ made, with silk embroidered capes. Ladies’ Bakelite Handle : A beautiful Assortment of Bgkelite Handles ° on a cotton Taffeta strongly built with 7 ribs; | good fast black. 1 Give .a Man Something He Won't Buy for Himself - You'll quickly see $1.00 Silk Camisoles 68 C whgrein we lead in. Hause Coats and Lounging Robes With our assortment yoil have 'aiilple séope for ch‘bice. “Out of the many styles there’s something suited to every taste; and | every $ize—no matter how big: } ; Another thing—and an important feature. These garments i of ours are competently and carefully tailored. They fit—not | passably well; but perfectly. They're made—not hurriedly :and i , carelessly—but with care and precision. . ’ They are exclusive styles that you'll not find duplicated. i They’re real man’s garments in type and character. HouseCoats ...................$6.75 to $30 I BathRobes ....................$5.00 to $20 Lounging Robes. ..............$15.00 to $50 Specials: Specials: peciais: , - Speciais: . House Coats, in Double-faced Blanket Batix Robes—new pat- i “loth. N i- \ > terns and color combinations— |, e assy, ot $6\.75 Blue, awen, Brown, Red, lGray; RS BARANRIERS AR REARSRRRENRERENS Daintly Lace Ribbon and Medallion trimmed wush silk Camisoles, in prettiest of designs, flesh only. Opens up just the size of a home made comfort, 72x90 inches. Pure white fluffy cotton. $1.50 Figured Cretonnes Some a full yard wide, others 45 inches. Mostly in large floral patterns. Fruit and some with bird designs, extra heavy. Fine for drapery and furniutre covering. — $2.00 Babies’ Dresses 9 8c $1,50 z.m“79c Sample fine, exquisite and dainty white dresses in Jong and short styles. Dainty lace and embroidery trim- mings. $1.50 Knit Petticoats 89¢ Women's Knee Length Elastic Ribbed Undershirts, in plain colors Ww) colored borders. 2 S ORI 3 n Men'’s Dress Shirts $ Good Count Percalés, well made and full cut, ® with soft cuffs, in coat styles. A size assortment to pick from of plaids, stripes and fancy effects. Men’s Knit Ties 4 c An exceptional good quality Crochet Tie for men in the new narrow effects, in navy, brown. black, purple, also numerous other plain shades, with stripes. nations—cord and cloth Boy Scout Gauntlet Gloves 4 4c Aok AR A A A SR A A A A A A At A ek A A Ak AR A e A Ak Ak At e A AR e 76 A Aok ek de e ek o Aok e e Ak e e ok e e e e e ek sk A A et e e e Aok Ak Ao dede de A drdedod A e A A ek Ak A AR A A AR A Ao Aot e e e e e At i e ot ook ok ook ey | boand - il s - buttoning: at neck; ound ; sil Vrogs ..... 4 heayy ‘cocrdt 1gil'dle a; ss .00 ‘5‘{’"%’7.‘.‘,""g‘il.'.‘.‘m‘5°‘:‘:;,‘l.¢“2§.‘}5fi.::“’ leatherstte = _waist. - Cut long. an === gauntlets, fringe tri 5 e e o o Lus Fon STomme - - - 0. {20 Ber Come Bz - . A2 £ | O e | stripes or plaids ; edges colorss A]el tl';eel;adi(t:lgr::‘ollgges & S 12%‘ Ee' Y=o - mie b. ‘IKG .nm.ne:i.Angnn and Knit Sets consisting of 34 44 b l)'clJ:mi with sgk-cor;is; 39.75 :)oeul:uli-;ecsoatn S‘t"i{é; \\'ith$9.7 BEEF ll"l, SI.IGEI - ach ‘2%0 Pl‘ FMES - ------ Each Iz%c || Srreaters. Legsines and Caps, also some with mit- Ps silk frogs. - Sizes == heavy silk gir = i - =y = P g ST sl [ PG KIDNEYS - - - - - - - . 12%¢| PI& TAILS, FRESH - - - - b. 12%5¢ ; || $2.98 Black Plaid Blankets ¢ | . Boys’ Bath Robes—Indian blanket and other effects; silk‘$2.45 rm’ FEH st iRl e 'z%e Pl.’s Bm.s L LR 12%e il ng.gir?‘:'-':r:s::',:el‘ltz:‘fin:;r‘g:ve.uxgh::e;iovg'“ stitched and silk cord and girdle. Sizes 2 to 6 years,........... canary and pink blocks, full 66x80. [ ] SALT BUTTS - - - - - - - b 12%¢ | SALT FAT Backs - - b. 124¢ All 36 inches wide. The greatest silk bargain we have offered in years. ‘' Beautiful quality and - in_ a wonderful range of colored stripes. Men’s Outing Pajamas $1.39 To $4.00 Fancy Silks 31.29 Holiday Slippers Something for the entire family Me#'s-. Felt Slippers, Ladies’ Felt Slippers Good quality Outing Pajamas, full cut and well tailored garments with military collors and 3 silk frog trimming on jackets, sizes A to D. NN NN N L NN A NN RNRY u:mw#uw;vu NRRRREYRNNNY Y YR RNINN NN YRR NN LYY RN NN AN NI NI NV NN RN AN XA AN N AR A AN AR A N AN N AN R SN XN SR KRR RN Y. | with * ciishion . insoles; ‘$4 .00 —two styles and ten $ - .00 - ’ y padded elk soles. Sizes = sSl'_:adesz—x—nbbon trimmed. " ] = Up to s7 50 Women’s Waists E [ ! Sto Hl....oiiiennnss lz\e‘s /z’tD 8... S ¥ o ‘Handsomest of silk crepes, pongees, georgette s Men’s Léather Slippers—“Delta Misses’ and Children’s Felt Slip- :;.;z ru-::gu'ct:;l blouses and waists in every wanted ° make’—Black and Brown Kid; P¢TS: ribbon trimmed and picture | Brown Calf: Green and Red Mo- designs: Comfortable for the tired | - rocco and p}"_ 3350 to $600 feet. All'sizes. - . % 2k ent Leather.... : 75c to $1.50 ¢ «St."Nick” ‘Rubber ‘Boots, with Red tops and $9.95 and White fleeced linings 2 33'45 ® cloths, in new silk-lined styles. Black, brown, reindeer and blue. 7 : [ J Brown, with extra large mirror on top. Purse and toilet fillings. Boxed for Xmas gifts. m‘