Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1921, Page 18

R At PP Y. PR Eighth and Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Smart sleeve and sleeveless styles of ve- lour, serge, etc. In all sizes. . sy For “Her” or “Him’ “'OHEN’:' FELT B!':DMOM SLIPPERS, trimmed with pom- arm, fleecy insoles. maroon and purple. Featured at $l . 1 9 Other Styles at $1.49 and $159. WOMEN'S FINE FELT SULIETS. With deep. fur cloth edge and how. Also in fancy ribbon-inserted st ble leather Popular pon. Navy, oxford, copen, MEN'S COMFORTABLE AND SERVICEABLE FELT SLIP- PERS, in black and 8 oxford. A gift appro- 7 priate for any man WMISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S FELT SLIPPERS AND JULIETS, in various pretty styles, and col- ors. Grouped at popular prices from 98¢ to $1.98 ~First Floor, King’s Palace. Gifts of Stationery HOXED PAPER—for polite correspondence. Excellent linen- finished quali aper and en- velopes to matc] 39¢, 49¢ to $3.98 ER_GOOSE STATION- EB‘Yo’lro.l" kiddles; “Little Artists” noveltles, including the 4 “Uncle Wiggily” serfe: C of bedtime subjects. ... SPECIAL—Fine gift stationery, beautifully box- ed. Square . or \long envelopes. 24 sheets, 24 envelopes. White ,and [ pink .. - Philippine Nightgowns Hand-embroidered, hand-scal- loped, hand-sewed—charming ex- amples of native Filipino needle- work. Of fine batiste, in dainty effects of sprays and flowers. —Second lawn-finished | King's Palace. | ‘@ Newest winter styles, of velour, serge, trico- tine, etc. All sizes. “—of velours, in various Belted and large “snugly” collars. colors. Satisfactron First GSPALACE 810-818 Seventh Street Men’s Bath Robes Hundreds Just Unpacked—YV alues Incomparable BLAN that outclasses the whole city. KET ROBES of quality at a price Hand- some dark patterns to please every man. Collar_and pockets trimmed girdle. Save a dollar. At.... BEACON BLANKET bath robes of beau- tiful quality. Made with shaw] c6llat and _ mercerized girdle. Trimmed around col- lar, down front and on cuffs and pockets with fancy cording. Equally for bath robes and 6.98 house robes suitable BEACON corded edges throughout. or notched collar. popular BLANKET bath robes with Shawl collar ‘We haven’t seen such really fine robes to sell at a ko I [y il 40~ 6808 believe you have. Special. . MEN’S FINE ROBES with quilted satin collars, facings and trimmings. Luxuri- ous garments = s Uot il G14°08 Christmas morn BOYS’ BATH ROBES, thick, warm blanket kind Shawl collar. in bordered effects. sizes, 6 to 16. Featured at $3.48 Heavy girdle. All Fine Decorative Pieces Table Covers, Centerpieces and Scarfs 54-inch Table Covers / $3.98 and $4.98 Beautiful gifts for the home—these large round table covers, trimmed in lavish effects of filet and cluny lace. Gifts in the height of good taste. LACE - TRINMED CENTER- PIECES AND SCARFS, with plain or worked centers. Orig- inally sold for $1.50 to $4.00. In three groups. At $1.00, S150, $198 LUNCHEON SETS of 13 pieces, with plain or scalloped cre cheted edge. Center, six pla: doilies, six glass doilies. Set, $1.50 and $1.98 Coats of Qualit TABLE DAMASK SET, con- sisting of hemstitched table- cloth and six napkins. Cloth lzg Cgsxfl'. napkins are extra size, 5x25. x 5 Set, $5.98 HEMMED NAPKINS, lustrous and gerviceable mercerized quality, 18x18 size, boxed and tied with ribbon. Half Dozen, $1.00 For Yourself—For Practical G;fla Here Is a Really Magnificent models in bolivia, velour-and yalama. Many have large collars of Australian - opossum and beaverette. Just as many have immense self collars, heavily embroid- ered or silk-stitched. Some coats are beautifully embroidered -on back, sleeves and around bot- tom. Silk lined. Uluuual Offering Plush fur-col- lared velour cloth coats. and Beautiful models. Sweaters "For Giving WOMEN’S SLIP-OVER SWEATERS, pure wool quality, knit with fancy block stitch: Made with belt and two pockets. jade, toma and black........... WOMEN'S BRUSHED WOOL SCARFS, as warm and protective as they are beautiful. Deep fringe. In gray, rose Tuxedo Sweaters In all their fascinating varia tions of design and coloring— and all of pure wool quali luxuriously warm as well as altogether beautiful. $6.50 $3.98 $7.98 $10.50 BBRUSHED WOOL BELTED SCARFS, with two pockets. Soft, pure wool quality, with decp fringe and $5.98 colored borders BUTTERFLY SCAPFS of brushed $6.98 =—-Second Floor, King’s Palace. HOSIERY Women's Onyx Full Fash- ioned Thread Silk Hose, of per- fect quality; and women’s Royal Crown fashioned thread sil hose, of perfect quality. Black, cordovan, gray amd other colors. Many are worth $225 and $250. Choice ........ $l 49 Women's Glove Silk Hose, from a noted maker. Slight ir- regulars of $3.50 and $4.50 kinds. Pldin and lace stripe styles, in black, brown, tan, gray, taupe, i nbier S2.2D Glove Silk Underwear The Gift Exquisite From woman to woman, no gift is ‘more appropriate or . practical than the gift of shim- meting sitk._ underwear. - The follpwing - flesh-colored - gar- ments are specially priced: Silk Vests, $2.00 Silk Bloomers, $2.25 New Lord Mayor and Lady Magyoress of London BADDELEY, Sir John wearing for the first time hin of Bow meventy- e years ago. NEW LIQUNR LAW ASKED. N | Bill Allows Voters to Control Wine | land. and Beer Sales. Sale of beer and light wine would be permitted in congressional districts in which_ voters expressed approval under a bill introduced vesterday by Representative Hill, republican, Mary- The measure, which provides a manufacturer's tax of 20 cents per N | gallon on beer and 40 cents a gallon on wine, was referred to the ways and means committee. Previous prohibition legislation in the House invariably have gone to the judiciary committee, of which Representative Volstead, republican, of Minnesota, is chairman. Mr. Hill at the last session offered a bill to repeal the Volstead act. No action has ever been taken on his proposal by the judiciary committee. N|SHAW ENTITLED TO SEAT. N {Ex-Representative LA L L LA Rainey Loses Contest Before Committee. Representative Shaw, republican, is d to retain his seat in Coi from the twentieth Illinois dis. he House elections committee reported yesterday after investigating the contest filed by former Represent- ative Henry T. Rainey, Shaw's de ocratic opponent at the polls in No- vember, 1920. ' blood-building food Doctors don’t give med- icine now, when they want to build you up. Instead they prescribe blood-build- ing foods. This is why a famous Battle Creek sanitarium serves stewed raising for ‘breakfast. They supply pa- tients with - the food-iron needed to rebuild vitality. _ Raisin bread, raisin pie, cluster raisins for dessert are all rich in food-iron. You need but a small bit of iron every day, yet this need is vital, Eat raisins in some form every day—- the Iron-Food e E—— Ask for the SUN-MAID * Brand g 0 0 Relieves Rheumatism Musterole loosens up stiff joints and drives out pain. A clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard, it usually brings relief as soon as you start to rub it on. . SR It does all the good work of the old-fashioned mustard plaster, with- out the blister. Doctors.and nurses. often recommend its use. Get Musterole today-at your drug stor ]35 and 65&:‘11 jars and tubés; 1ze, & 4 e su'"?“ A MUSTARD PLASTER 3 AGED 22, PLENTY OF LIABILITIES, HE ASKS CLERK TO FIND A BRIDE Describing himself as twenty-two “yeafs old, considered good looking, in perfect heslth, having no assets but- plenty ot' liabilities, 2 young man residing in Southeast Wash- ington, has written to Col. W. A. KroH, the iicense clerk, for aid in his quest ‘for a bride. The letter reads: “If you can help me in & case like this' T would appreciate it very much. I am a young man, twenty-two years old, am copsidered good looking, in perfect health and having business college education. Would like to Theet and marry some lonesome girl. I haven't any assets, but plen- ty of liabilities. Some young girl make @ success of life. If you can help me, colonel, I will always be grateful, I think it would help if you published sthis.” Col. Kroll will furnish the name of his correspondent to interested What is “A Blessing on Your Head” applicants. ORDERED TO FRISCO. Capt. Carl R. Mitchell, Medical Corps, on duty at Waiter Reed General Hos- | pital, this city, has been ordered to San Francisco for duty. At the age of seventy, Mrs. Jose- reen Bay, Wix., | e in the same phine M. Ingalls of | iz _operating a linot. | oftice . who will pull with me and help typ: ? ED. PINAUD’S HAIR TONIC of course! The Christmas (ift OF A THOUSAND USES Here's a bright idea— give an Eveready Flashlight to every last one on your Christmas list. You can’t go wrong on a single one, because there’s a type of Eveready for every type of person. Here, surely, is the Christmas Gift of a Thousand Uses. Christmas morning, watch Dad reach for ; that handsome Focusing Flashlight with his name on it. Look at Mother, wreathed in smiles, examining her flashlight. Now she can approach those dark stairs with surer tread. No more guessing which is “Grape” and which “Crab Apple” on the dark jamshelf. Easy there, Bill. Wait a minute, Betty Jane. There’s a Pocket Light for each of you. They’re exactly alike, so stop fussing ’bout whose ’tis. Aren’t they nice? All smooth and shiny, like a cigarette case. A bright Christmas? Yes, Sir! Don't wait till the rush is on. Take your list to the nearest electrical, hardware, drug, auto-supply,or sporting-goods store today and make your Christmas selection. Eveready Flashlights for Everybody, from $3.75 down to yoc. k3 lf'mi bright-bumning service g your Ey Flashlight. But— Eveready ies fit and im- prove all flashlights. This Is ;Co'dt Wea”i‘her December, the season of Yuletide, and we are prepared with a wide assortment of styles and materials at two popular prices. Coats TEETE Fur or self col- lars, fully lined, some interlined. You have a very wide assortment to choose from, in- cluding the wrappy styles with em- broidered backs or sleeves. The popu- lar straight lined tailored effects, ~with large buttons and a complete line of Plush Coats, with self or gen- erous fur "collars. The cloth models are of Bolivia, Sil- vertip Bolivia, Ve- lour or' Heather ‘Mixtures. " Sizes for Women and Misses Children’s Gingham DRESSES Sizes 2to 6. These are the popu- lar striped gingham that gives the ncat tailored ap- pearance. Just the thing at the bargai c price of .. i Fiber Silk HOSIERY A Bood quality stocking. with reinforced heel and’ toe, lisle gar- ter top. It looks like a more expensive hose, but the price is c only .. 100% Cotton Taffeta PETTICOATS Have you seen these? They feel like silk and look like silk, so fine is the finish. Pleated ruffles. Lengths 34 to 38. An excel- [ ] lent value at.. i . All-Wool Tuxedo SWEATERS' An ideal gift for Xmas. The new brushed wool Collar, in self or.contrasting colors. Many two- tone effects in attractive col- ors. Also black » and white c o m binations. Special at [ ]