Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1921, Page 7

Winter Coat —~Plain and Fur-trimm There are some values here that have sold for much higher price—and are decidedly worth their price. makes it possible to mark them Bolivia Pollyanna Orlando Panvelaine Wandora But opportunity In the full graceful models In the belted effects — In bloused types The finer furs have been used for their embellishment—Wolf, Beaver, Squirrel, Australian Opossum. Well assorted for size and color Tunic Overblouses Full length—in crepe de chine; hand- s 95 somely beaded and braided. Black and Navy. REDUCED o ... . For two days—Wednesday and Thurs- day—these prices on : ‘ F 1 F Furs make ideal Christmas Gifts—and guaranteed Fars—such as these are—at suoh special prices—are doubly attractive. - o L 40-inch Marmot Coat, with $ 00 Raccoon Collar and Cuffs........ NOW 139 40-inch Marmot Coat, with Australian Opossum Collar and NOW 395.(]) self trimmed and contrastmg $R0.00 ekt gyt e Now 8900 36-mch Marmot oat sel X 36-inch Muskrat Ceat; self No $ 00 incl uskrat at; sel " 7 . Now $129.00 36-inch Near Seal Coat, with $ 00 Squirrel Collar and Cuffs. ... Now #175 Cuffs 36 and 40 inch Marmot Coats; 40-inch Muskrat Coat, with $ 00 Raccoon Collar and Cuffs........ Now 175 36-inch Near Seal C“gé- Seal Coat h $ 00 inch Near eal t, witl X Skunk Collar and Cuffs .... Now 159 Stone Marten Chokers ro i ey Hudson Bay Sable Chakers ...c.a0i ol St Now " Fox Scarfs; Taupe and Brown ...cceeeccpecccceiiionpen Now 529.50 Fox Scarfs, in nearly all = * NOW szsoo Colosrf 'kSl.-.fin toles ; extra fine Skmssk:: S e NOW ‘125'w es, tnmme it] Tails . > w,,._ NOW ‘lZS Skunk Cape extra large; and Now slgs‘m trimmed with natural tails Eastern Mink Cape trimmed Now ~$375‘m mth];“fiink Now $155 % _ Now $295.00 $2975 $49.50 Now Cape . Genuine Russian Kolmsky Cape .. s . Peach. SPECIAL..... Dressy Overblouses Georgette, Satin and Lace Combinations s 00 —tailored or beaded and lace-trimmed. : White, Flesh and Suit Shades. SPECIAL The better type of Silk Underwear. Our own, Kayser and other noted brands—at special prices. Union Suits, Kayser 1 and 3 Star Brand. All Silk; in Flesh only. REDUCED 3-Star, $750 Cream Net Camisoles—trimmed with real filet and Val. lace; suitable also for Vest Fronts. : $3.95 and $4.50 Kayser's Italian Silk Vests; effectively embroidered. 52,75 Flesh only. REDUCED to. Crepe de Chine Gowns; tailored and lace trimmed— in Flesh, Orchid, Light Blue and White; full cut. Crepe de Chine and Radium Silk Chemise—trimmed with lace. or tailor finish. Flesh, Orchid, White and Our. Own Brand Bloomers—extra heavy Milanese Silk; cut full and well made. In all the Suit shades, 395 and $5.45 Petticoats All Jersey Silk Petticoats; extra heavy quality—with plaited flounces, and in the wanted suit colors. 57,50 REDUCED to.} Sweaters All-wool Slip-over Sweat- ers, with Buster Brown and Peggy collars. Also Tuxedo * model, with brushed wool co!- lar, cuffs and kets. o All colors. SPECIAL. 33 w.‘ A. C. QUISENBERRY, 71, SUCCUMBS IN TAMPA, FLA. Long an Employe in War Depart- ment—Was Prominent in Lit- erary Oircles in Kentucky. ANDERSON C. QUISENBERRY. Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., December 5.— Anderson Chenault Quisenberry, sev- enty-one years old, a resident of Washington and Hyattsville for thir- ty-two years. died ut the home of his daughter-in-law, Mrs. James Francis Quisenberry, in Tampa, Fla., last week. The body, accompanied by his widow, will arrive here tonight. Mr. Quisenberry was an employe in the finspector general's office of the War Department from 1889 until Oc- tober, 1920, when he was retired. Born near Winchester, Ky., October | Bufftlo 26, 1850, and educated at Male Acad- emy, Winchester and Georgetown (Ky.) College, Mr. Quisenberry be- came prominent in literary life in Kentucky. He was the author of several publications on genealogy and history, besides being ecditor of sev- eral Kentucky newspapers and foun- der of the Winchester Sun. ed his journalistic career, however, when he came to Washington in 188! Mr. Quisenberry held membership | in & number of societies and organ: zations, including the Virginia His- torical ‘Society, Society for. Preserva- tio nof Virginia Antiquities, South- ern Soclety of Washington, Society of Colonial Wars and Kentucky State Historical Society. Twenty years ago, Mr. Qui moved to Hyattsville from Washing- ton and until about five years ago enjoyed excellent health. The death of his son, Lieut. James F. Quisenber- ry. in Liverpool, October 10, 191 while on his way to France, is be- lieved to have had a great part in destroying his health. For the past several years he and Mrs. Quisen. berry have spent the winters in Tam- pa. They left Hyattsville November 22, with the idea of remaining there until the spring. Mr. Quisenberry is survived by his widow, two daughters, Mrs. J. B. Ree- side, jr., and Miss Florence E. Quisen- berry, both of Hyattsville, and by a son, Colby B. ulsenberry, of Birming- ham, Ala. Funeral services will be held Thurs- day from his late residence, and inter- ment Wwill be in the cemetery of St. John's Episcopal Church. Beltsville. MOURNING BLACK CARMACK DRY CLEANING Co, Within 24 Holll'l DI”IQ Cirele, Fr. lflll St., Col. m SLUAN'S EASES PAIN RELEVES THE ACEE RMENTIN’G agnnmng rheu. o IN MEMORIAM. THE WEATHER lunlr i uu- bt loving remembrance of my District of Columbia, fair tnnl‘llt and tomorrow; not much change in temperature; lowest tonight about|- freezing; moderate ,west and north- west winds. Maryland, partly cloudy weather to- night and tomorrow; not much chan, in temperature; fresh west and north- wost winds, Virginia, fair tonight and tomorrow; | E8C0) little change in temperature; fresh 'west and northwest winds. West Virginia, generally cloudy to- night and tomorrow; not much change in temperature. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 39; 8 p.m., 37; 12 midnight, 36; 4 am., 35; 8 am., 36; 41. 29.64; 8 pm. 77; 4 a.m., 20.82 Filgheat temperatire, 41, occurred at Inoon today. Lowest temperature, 35, loccurred at 5 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— lH'k,henL 47; lowest, 40. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at 8 a.m.: Great Falls—Tem- perature, 41; condition, very muddy. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States coast and geodetic survey.) Today—Low tide, am. and 9:30 p.m.; high tide, 2:30 a.m. and 2:40 p.m. Tcmorrow—Low tide, 12:02 a.m. and 10:22 p.m.; high tide, 2:54 am. and 9 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:l4 a.m.; sun sets 4:46 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:15 a.m.; sun scts 4:46 p.m. Moon rises 12:51 pm.; sets 12:08 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Citles. 2 Statloas. . 5 H Baltimore .. ] 13 8 AR RIS & SHRESERTNY Cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear ‘um i 5 I Atlantic City 39. 1 2. Clear Cloudy Clear ivm- Portland, Me 2t 8. | MARRIED. ALDWELL. At Berkeley Springs. November 30, 1921. by the Rev. R AlEone 151 K st B.w: DIED. BLAIE. Sunday, December 4. 1021 FANNIE MAY, beloved 'daughter of Anna’ M. Blair. " Funeral from her lm st n. c 30 p.m. Relatives "and m...a. are iaviied fo attend. 7* BUTLER. December 5, 1921, at the Walter Reed General Hospital, A. N RUT- , for forty years an officer of the United n of the late Col. William Tnterment at Lewistown, cunou. Departed this life Sunday. Decem 4 iz at residence, 1515 26th O i, ROSSELL CARROLL: beloved son of Dennis and Alice Carroll, devoted brother d_Morgan Carroll and n tie 9lst year o i Wedntoday at ‘r Church, Croome, Md. FACEY. diy, December friends invited. FRYE. Sunday. December 4, 1921, at 4:15 MATILDA FRYE, beloved wife of Den- nis Frye and mother of Arthur C. Frre, El' Smith” (pce Frye) and stepmother of J sephine "Dypes. "departed this life in ful triumph of faith. &he leaves to mourn her loss & devoted husband. three children. ten grandehiidren, one two_daughters- sonin-iaw and x| ho\l o relatives aud fricads eday. Decembes fretinek, Tromn Betnichen Baptist Chureh, Anacostia, Rev. Pace, pastor. GOLDSMITH. = December 5 1021, at 4:30 p.m. ELLEN GOLDSMITH, mother of Charles A Goldsmich, in Ber TTch. yoar: Funeral Wednesday, December 7, at 1:80 pm., from ber iafe residence, 1960 Bilt- more HAMBRIGHT. unday, December 4, 1921, at her dlllxh'er s u(n. Flora C. Yost) dence, 26 Girard s SARAN. beloved wife of the late 'nmao Funeral services at her HUDLOW. Monday, December 5, 1921 NIB, beloml wife of the late John 8. H aged 63 years, Funeral from her dangh- ter's residence, 716 G st. n.e., Thursday, De. cember 8, at 2'p.m. Interment Congressional cemetery. JOHNBON. Sunday, December 4. 1021, at © Miss ‘LUCY" JOHNBON, departed ‘this e 'after a_long illness, at’ her_ residence, 921 U st. n.w. Funeral services Weds December 7. at Walker Memorial mplm Church at 1 p.m. Derarted ehis Wife Sunday, Decem- 1921, at 7 p.m., Lieat. W. W. JOR. " beloved: fathes oF W I, Jordus of 16 nrmn place n.w.” Notice of funeral bent- after. ERONHEIM, Sunday, December 4, lml. at bis residence. 2305 18 n.w., JACOB NHBIM, aged 59 years. Funeral serv- i g el g i ot am, MCDONNELL, = Suddenly, Tussdar. Decsmber 6, 1021, Mrs, Me DONNELL. Inter- ment in New Yw rted this life Monday. December AM QUEEN, o 3 Providence Hospital, ELI wife of August Sanders chape] of Wil B b Wednesday, ecamber 7. Relatives and friends invited to terment at Congressional cemetes SHIPMAN. Monday. December 5, 1621 residence, the Fairmont apa: eloved wife of Willard T. hipman: tice of funeral hereafter. Devertsd this tifs Tesntay, ber 6. 1921, at 3 a ENESD, Seet Eet R.y Mattile Shockley, erman Sneed. Fus Thke Testae December Decem l\no\ n.w., Thursd 2 pm. TASKER. Entered into the heavenly rest December 6, 1921, MARIETTA " widow of John O. Tasker. Notice o Faneral hereatier. Rindly omit dowers s ln IlIol.lAl BOSWELL. of our darling lede nier ood “;xdmr. NGES MARIE WL, b years ago today, December 5. u 3 focd In_a little anow-white casket, Resting all among the flowers, Lies our little darling Christiay ‘Who such ‘s little while was ours. Thou art not forgotten, deareat daughter, fife ana. -mary last ‘We Wil remember thee. FPATHER. MOTHER, SISTERS AND nm lowx.u. In loving remembrance of m; Cnother MART E. BOWLEN: who atores fato atemsl: lite one year ago today, S!rvn! of God, well d Thy Florious warfare's past. The battle's fought. the victory won, art crown ; HVI MV.MLH)IARB » OOOPER. In sad bu h&n remembrance of and faithfy I JER' - g G Clea: Pt.cloudy | OFENS’ mother, JANE R. DADE, who departed {hie life thirtesn years ogo, December 8, h'!d e, remembe n dexth. - pr\orzn DACGHTER, MAKY o nuur :ouv €. DANCY, who dled Decem- ber 5, 1920. His memory ia fresh in the misds of his family and friends. 1n Joriag romembeance ol my wr:odua one year ago mdu December 6, Thou a bat not forgotten, Freeh iy love skt siwass be: For as long as there 1s memory always think of thee. Mnr shall I cease to love you, Nor my memory of you fade; Bweetest thoughts forever linger Around the grave where you sre laid. HER ILPI:;)TLD SON, WILLIAM A." ES- omi. In Joving remembrance of our dear motber. EVA M. GIBBS, who departed thia Ti0c v Fours azo totay, Decemtoe 6, 1016, Today secalls & A e ey o) et er Are thos: who loved lier ve 2 HER CHILDREN 1o sad but loving remembrance of , JOBEPH GLASCOE. who 0, December 8, GLASCOE. my dear b departed this ife ‘one yea hubudy knows my longing, But few have seen me w GLASOOE. In loving memory of our decensed friend and member, JOSEPH H. GLASCOE, who Jerarted thia”lite one Jear ago, De: cember BY THE MEMBERS OF THE SUNSHINE FLEASTKE CLUB OF NEW XORK AND GORDON. 1n sad but loving remembrance of our dear grandmother, ANNIE N. N, who departed t1 December 6, ‘autiful gates ajar you stand and life six o w Dear grandmother, from all sin set free: We shall ciasp your hand and sec you smile When the hinges turn for us THLDREN. TRMA. HILD. ) PACLINE JEFFERSO; . In sad but loving rem my dear mother, BETTIE who_de- parted this life two years ago toduy, Decem- T 6. Forget her. no, T never will, T loved her then, 1 love her still. Her memory is us fresh tod As in the hour she passed & N one knows my lounging, seen me weep: T shed ‘my tears from an achag heart len others are Tast asl r daugh- e e eternal e n ago to- day, December 6, 1908 © g i PAPA AND MAMMA. * MYERS. 1In remembrance of our dear moth: IOTISE MYERS, who departed this life eleven years ago toda No one knows our longis But few have ween s weep. We shed our tears from aching hearts, When others are fast asleep. THE FAMIL n memory of our dear fathy TEIN, A0 Gepartad December 6, Tot0. Hi8 DAUGHTERs. * OFENSTEIN. Sacred to the memory of our dear father, JOHX OFENST who depart- s life ecleven years ago today, Decem- ber 1010, o 2 < Just a line of sweet remembrance Of dear father, laid to rest, And thiose who still remember Lim, Are those who loved him best DAUGHTEK-IN-LAW, NETTlw. TEIN, JOHN OF) eleven yea ng_memory of our denr MOND, who died thir- Al TURNER. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear husband, who pussed away three years ago today. Gone, but not forgotten. HIS WIFE, SARAH E. TURNER. WILLEKE. 1In sad but loving remembrance of my dear son and our brother, FRANK WIL- LEKE, who lost his life in the harbor of Tangler, Morocco, December 6, ms Biessed is the memory of the just And sweetly he slombers ih the dust. Though lost, long lost to mortal eye, My love for you will never die. T stall never ceae to love you Though your form be in the dust, And some day 1 will be with you. To this end in God I trust. MOTHER. Some may think that be's forgotte And the wound hus long been he But if they only knew the sorrow That is in our bearts concealed. SISTER AND BROT In loving memory of FRANK WILLEKE. Wi "‘fofi;ewnn:bu'.rtf "}{: |1‘{¢ yvs‘humuux' cause 1n_tive harGr of Tangier, Moroeco, De: Cember 6, 1918, i i D The years shall not outgo my thinking of " EVA E. ANDERSON. Quincy, Mass. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3033 M St. N.W. Eetablished 1841, Phone West Automobile Servieer - ¥ o J. WILLIAM LEE. 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