Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1921, Page 10

THE 'EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D Hlldu‘l.fl‘n F“ sibly to sell homespun ‘clothes, but, | Nehru, his son and his two nephews, NOH-CMPERATIONISTS :ll“l; .:“:‘cfl.r"'r:-'p; ‘_l;:ma:el hf.l.".-‘ :z.:d?:‘e( editor of the Allahabad Inde- Refuay sdoet Sk soos FOR HIGH JINKS ON BROADWAY """"—— e i S = Uniforms—All Sizes : Bands Working Seceetly, However, | Thets vendors aic lavle o s HOLD BLAST SUSPECT. 1316 51324 7% ST.N Complete Line Open " . Open Late Satu Saturday—Toyland' O!fen Hundreds of Speclnl Special Values ; Annual Xmas Sale of 300 Boys’ Two-Pants Suits & O’Co.ats Sold to $12.50 You'll Save to $11.50 On . == 0’Coats C., FRIDAY, WATER ONLY NEW YEAR DRINK By the Awociated Press. NEW YORK, December 9.—Wa- ter, the most despised liguid freshment in Broadway's restau- rants and cabarets, will be the only available stimulant for high Jinks along the once gay thor- oughfare on New Year eve, if pro- hibition pgents have their way. ‘The frequency with which fed- eral officials have recently been patronizing several of the most popular resorts has been inter- preted as a forerunner of a tight 1id on the city's biggest night. SCORES ACTION OF TEXAS. {Bolicitor General Would Throw State Case Out of Court. The case brought by the state of The gloomy news spread. rapidly last night after half a dozen fed- eral agents entered a hotel restau- rant in West 32d street and made three arrests. It was charged whisky had been sold to them for. 90 cents a drink. “These railds mean that Broad- way, perhaps for the first time in its career, will see a dry New Year eva one of the agents declared. “We are serving notice on the pro- prietors of cabarets and restau- rants that 1922 will have to be ushered in with nothing stronger than water.” U. S. TREASURY SUED. Alien Custodian Joined in Case fi¢ Return of Swiss Property. The return of securities or their value, DECEMBER 9, CALCUTTA POLICE BAN By!.heAnu-aMPrm CALCUTTA, December 7.—The non- co-operationists and the Khaliphat|Later the relatives of Das were re- volunteers. in Calcutta have virtually | leased, |dluppen1d as a result of recent po- lice measures taken against them.|ber 7.—The police today arrested a | The: non-co-operators, hewever, are number for Demonstration on Arrival of 1921, paying house-to-house visits, osten-|leaders, including Pundit license and obstructing the highways. | As a result more than fifty w. rested yesterday and tod; re ar- Prince of Wales. taken into custody included the wife, son and sister of O. R. Das, president- elect of the Indian national corgress. ALLAHABAD, British India, Decem- | killed. An unsigned communication to of prominent nationalist | police led to the arrest. m“;fimhing, Picot Edging, 10c Yr. Motilal OMAHA, Neb., December 9.—Police Those | last night arrested a man whose name was given as Mike Stine, as .o suspect in connection’ with the Wall street explosion September 15, 192, when ‘a large number of persons were the Texas challenging the constitution- | $4,600,000, is asked in a suit filed in the jality of the {ransportation act should | Distrit Supreme Court againat Frank wn out of cour| citor Gen- eral Book declared. after argumens 1| White. treasurer of the United States, the case was concluded yesterday be. |and Thomas W. Miller, alien property fore the Supreme Court. custodian,.by Jak Sigé-Fehr and others, The solicitor general sald the fed- | capitalists of Zurich. Switzerland. The gral Sovernment had not given [ta petitioners claim, these securities wers e S nd | impro) 81z under the tra - that the state's bill did not present wlgh x’l:er)e'n:my act. = any concrete controversy in which| Justice Bailey has issded a temporary the state had shown.any personal or | restraining order against Treasurer i property interest which.would permit | White and set the matter for_ hearing |1t to bring such a case. December 16. 1219-1221 G_ Street N.W Store Hours—8:30 to 6 Christmas Savings Checks Cashed Chrzstmas Gifts for Boys Middy and Wash Suits Paul Jones Wash Suits—All white and white with blue collar and cuffs. Sizes 3 to 10 years. $2.50 What more sensible gift for the boy tham an All-wool Suit or Overcoat for Xmas? Your choice of finest striped {8 and mixed suits, with pleated & backs, in sizes 7 to 17 and take vour pick of snappy brown, grei mixed storm ¢ vears. duced and ts from regu- lar stock that sold to $12.50. Be one of the lucky men to get one of these smart wool coats, in single and double “breasted models. 1 5 L3 : l Choice of storm coats, top o \ ! [ coats, ulsters; semi and full belters. The sizes run up to 45, too. Represented are brown, gray. blue and green mixtures with self and velvet collars. No charge for alterations. Mostly samples that sold in regular stock up to $27.50. Saturday, special! Do they keep? Not around healthy appetites! A Mammoth Grouping of High-Grade Women’s to $16.95 COATS and DRESSES 9.95 LOFFLER’S Special Frankfurters Insist on having_ these extra big, luscmns smoked sausages in your market basket—and on the luncheon table. as they’re toothsome! Several overflowing racks of beautiful large col- lar coats of all-wool Velour, in popular belted and loose-back models—designed in rich novelty shades and fully lined. The dresses for women and misses are featured ‘in all-wool serge, tricotine, velour, satin, They’re as wholesome charmeuse, Poiret twill, etc. In scores of new styles, Ask Your Meat Man Boys' Middy Wash Suite— | Boys’ Blue Linen Suits— | Boys’ French Serge Middy silk-embroidery, bead, jet and novelty trimmed. We With black braid and emblem |Middy and button-on style; | Suite—Trimmed with white went over our entire stock and picked out the short trimmed; also button-on style; | P1ack ‘"ld "h‘“':hb"'dblmm' and black braid and em- lots, oge an}:‘l u\? of alknédtregard]eisgo;sformer prices o fast colors; sizes $2 98 1’(’;:‘2 col:rs:o wi emblems; blem sizes 3 to 10 $8 75 d t rday at $9.95. d | and ofter ese for sale daturday a Another of the | 3 to 10 years . LOFFLER Bwy. Tim Caps—All- Boys’ Serge Sailor Tamse—Em- broidered band and nicely boxed. -$1.25 Sale of $5 to $8 Enough Left For One More Sale of MEN’S SHOES | BOYS' AND GIRLS’ SHOES Saturday Only BACON Complete line of dark tan, with and without cloth tops, and . for girls, in English and modified lasts and sizes, v, solid leather models for boys, in dark tan and Girls’ Overcoats Boyn and Girls’ Navy Blue Chinchilla Coats—All wool, with | - red flannel lining; emblem trimmed and brass buttons; de- tachablered lined hood. Sizes 214 to 10 years. A wonderful coat that any boy or girl will be proud to wear. A big holiday bargain. Very special at. .~ e $15’95 Hats to Match, Bpecial at $2.96 $3.50 Boys’ and Girls’ All-Wool Chinchilla Overcoats—In tan, grey and brown, doubkl:-bmmd models with large patch pockets and small inset pockets; all-wool lminz, sizes 380010 FOATR. .o e s Sreae e A P $11°95 Boys’ and Girls’ All-Wool Blue Cbcvnl Overcoate—Warm flan- nel lining and emblem' trimmed; regulation inset pockets with large patch ‘pockets;® fiu- 2% to 10° ...................................... $12.95 years Al Wool Cheviet Hate to Match, Tarn-Up Sisle. 233 —v, " and Girls’ Extra Fine Chinchilla Over- Boys’ and Girls’ Buster Brown St — coats — All-wool lining; double-breasted | Three pairs in Holiday Box. In whme, black style; sizes 215 to 10 and brown. All sizes. Special, SEmesee T SID sAnn SR $1.00 Christmas Gifts for Men Men’s All-Wool Lounging Robes—Excellent qualities, nicely trimmed with Cord Girdle and Patch Pockets. $16 50 Specimlzat . o e s Men’s Silk Scarfs—Plain and Fancy Stripes.: Excellent qualities. Spe- cially Priced at ] $1.85 to $9.50 Men’s Silk Robes—Exceptional values Pfor the highest quality robes, at $17.50 and $22.50 Men’s Brushed Wool Scarfs—Plain and fancy combinations. Spectal values $3 00 AGreatSaleof Women’s Oxfords and Novelty Strap Pumps Broken lots and sizes, but $3 95 Y O Fine Silks Make Fine Gifts lot. All this season’s smart styles. Values up to $10. In a wonderful clean-up sale What woman who does not like Silks for Cmwistmas Gifts— especially these beautiful Lingerie Silks. They can be made into so many useful and beautiful articles, at little cost. For instance— at, your choice for— 40-inch Crepe de Chine—Specially priced at $1.39, $1.59, $1.98, $2.49 and 3349 a yard '36 lnd 39-inch Wash Satins—Specially priced at © $1.59, $1.79, $1.98 and $249 a yard 40-inch Radium Silks—Specially priced at. . ...$225 and $2.98 a yard 40-inch Sports.and Baronette Satms—Specxally priced at . “$1.98 and $2.69 a yard fl-”f -and $1.75 a yard Made by A. Leffler Provision Co.. Inc., at Benning D. C. under U. 8, Government Sapervision. 11 to 6. Reliable makes of finest quality—short at a tremendous reduction. Saturday will be bar- hildren’s Shoe Department. Be here! choice at $3.95. of “Goodyear” Ramcoats The Ideal Gift for Men, Women and Ch'ldren % Off on All Men’s and Women’s Raincoats Made of poplin, tweed. can tons, cassimeres, bom- bazine, twill, Men’s 0O'Coats Newest beautifully tailor- Wonderful Practical Xmas Gifts in Men’s Slippers, $1.45 and Up Santa Claus Will Be Here Saturday Bring the Children to Talk to Him—Cut Prices - 18-Piece Set Aluminum | | 'White Enamel Doll | | , $2:50 Shoo-Fly styles, ed from fine fab- rics —waterproof- ed. Tweeds, Her- ringbones and With Belt AH Around .56.50 Hat, $150 other wanted weaves. _ leatherette. mole- skin, cravenette and gabardine. Girls’ Raincoats Tan Bombazine, blue $5.50 serge, poplin, tweeds Upward to $10 and fancy silk coats. Girls’ Capes Ages 6 to 16- Hats, $1.00 Quality - Sateen Capes. Full-sweep skirts; g § attached hood; color and Ly ne waterproofness guaranteed. {rasid] ! \ [/ Extra fine quality, with y A ! :ea:ufu;g silk plaid - lined £ 00ds. es 4.to 14 years. $4.95 i i Boys’ Black Rubber Coats , 3 Large Size...... L Lionel Electrical anm rack, wires, $6 98 DOLLS 219 Jointed doll. with hair. Sleeping Well Made $1.50 Dressed DOLLS 98c Large variety to choose from: Sleeping |real eyes. eves. $1.50 Standing Blackboards, $1.19 Witk Rolling Figures| Doll Ete. % I Red Game Unutrs Hunter i Also extra fine quality leatherette silk plaid lined Roods, 6-14 years Best black rubber, heat- er cured and vulcanized. Snap and buckle. Indis- pensable for stormy weather. Guaranteed wa- $ 5 S0 terproof. Ages 4 to 18. Cap, Hat or wauurtomtd:,;l.ifi Boys” Double-Texture Coats of Tan Bombazine stylish and serviceable. Ages 6 to 16. $5.50 Hat to Match, $1.00 $5 Swinging SHOOFLY. . $3 19 Beautiful Finish Durable, well-made, ‘Shop Early for Xmas ‘Guadyear; 1004 F St. N.W. - | : el ; | Next/to s Drug Store—Open Evenings Till 9 PM. . A . v Mom“mm""mm 36-inch Silk Shirtings—Specially priced at. Guest Towels o remsiched vith esisis ¢ 00 81, 25 RSHOP EARLY FOR