Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1921, Page 9

THE EVENING ' STAR, WASHINGTON, ‘B. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1921.” Your Dollar is-simply a part of what you have accom- plished. It represents your timz and effort. ‘Will you waste your own labor? ‘When you realize that the money you earn is just that much of your time and effort in visible form, you want to save. Let us help you make your work count for the future as well as the present, by paying liberal interest on your Savings and giving you absolute security for your money. 2% paid on.Checking and'3% oa- Savings Ac~~ants OF COLUMBIA Cor.154h and H Sts., Northwest EDWARD J. STELLWACEN, PRESIDENT RY KAUFMA) INCORPORATED 1316 01324 7™ ST.N.W. CHRISTMAS SALE Reduction % Coats| Evimme Chemise, $1.98 Every one mnew,| rive beautitul and worth $30, $35 styles in pink, with ribbon_ shoulder and $40. tones: Thursday at On sale|; Comprising smart, all-wool ve- lour, o livia and broadcloth models in Pekin, beaver, black, B ¥ and_ brown. Elegant ack and belted jdeas with fur and self collars, silk , full e and fully ur imice of superd ig price reduction. $3 Front Lace Corsets, $2.29 Women's Pink Cou- made _ ex- for us. Sizes Big assortment Beacon cloth beautifal de colors. Bral med. Sale of Women's All-Wool EXTRA SIZE COATS d misses. An array of bla $ models of fine all-wool velour and other sirable weav newest fashions repre- sented by no! Many included that sold_up to al sale for the ‘Dig™ Don't delay if WG $1 Women's " Outing Gowns T4c Pink and blue striped Gowns with V. neck. Regular sizes. Warm and durable. Girls’ All-Wool = to 6 Year $10 COATS Beautiful collection of velour models in v Belted de- Fully lined. dress wear. A sensible gift. $2 “Onyx” ‘Thread 5%¢ Window Shades, 39¢ Chofes - -of tan, white and light or dark grees. Com- plete with fixtures. “Seconds” of better grades. 59¢ Boys’ Triple Knee Ribbed Hose | Silk Hose 39¢ $1.79 Fast Color Black| Women's all-silk Ribbed Hose in all | and lisle-top styles sizes to 11. Sturdy | in black and cordo- andlong wearing | van. full fashioned quality. in all sizes. Choice of Ruben's or ‘wrapper style Shirts in_sizes 2 to 6. Silk finished. $2 Big Girls’ Dresses, $1.39 Shipment of fast color piaid_and in $3 Double Bed Size WHITE 52.25 BLANKETS. Pretty gray, tan and white Three yards long in %0 | gy jpecy “with pink or blue _Joeat patterns, closely woven | porders. Geod, heavy and fl;'.‘x""", tr‘oc'lf. selt oo ‘ vo : contrast trimm mesh and good width. warm with wool finish. g oontrastHmmeny 58-INCH TABLE DAMASK 50c 6 to 14 years, 88e Children’s Plain White Damask in five floral designs. Highly $1.98 Woolen Gloves 1 69¢ BEDSPREAD $l'79 Sanitary Spreads that re no ironing. Stand- $6 RAINCOAT & CAP $3 19 ‘Women’s $3 Julfets 23 Nottingham &Rrans.. $1.98 CURTAINS.. 27-Inch Birde: DIAPER CLOTH, 10 YDS,, In sealed, sanitary cartons. Popular brand of perfect ty. Regularly $2.50 DOUBLE BED RIPPLE . $1 Strap Wrist Gloves, 79¢ ‘Womens' _Kaper's Chamoisette Brown Gloves in all sizes. Just enoughl for one 2. Children’ Are well made and rainproof seams. Sizes 6 to 12 yeai WOMEN’S $5 TO 38 Shoes and Oxfords s Patent colt black and tan vici kid shoes with gray_and with boys' and girls' tam, plaid-back coats. Sewed and cemented $1 Silk Lined Chamois Suede Gloves, 79¢ Women's 2-Clasp Gloves in gray. black and brown. All sizes. make, ‘Women’s Pure Silk Hose, $1 WBlaek 0 -and red. 2 andis Hand-turned Slippers, .. gray, black, wine, Sizes 3 to 8. Xms Just Unpacked—1,200 Beautiful Men’s Ti UP TO $1 IN XMAS stripes, dotied ARA Boral Gedigas. In evesy. Conceinanla” cqnrulsite, fgures, t00. 7 gifts. BOXES c 8 Already boxed. Wondrous assortment and a big saving, TOY COUPON SALE—CLIP! CLIP! THIS COUPON AND $1.98 FOR $4 TOY AUTO For children to ride. THIS COUPON AND $1.19 THIS COUPON AND $4.98 THIS COUPON AND $1.29 R $2 Wood Tables Folding. Very strong. THIS COUPON AND 89c FOR $1.25 Kit. Cabinet Complete with samples. THIS COUPON AND $2.49 FOR $4 Reed Rocker Big size. Well made. THIS COUPON AN THIS . COUPON AND 89c¢ 59¢ FOR FOR DAISY AIR RIFLE| | DOLL CRADLE Single shot. $1.25 size. White evamel. Folding. THIS COUPON AND $2.19 FOR $3 Jointed Dolls ‘With real hair. Special. LLOYD GEORGE-CRAIG LETTERS INTENSIFY ULSTER FEELING Publication . Covers Northern Ireland’s Part in Irish Settlement—Four +Vital Notes Exchanged. By the Associated Press. LONDON, December 14.—Bitterness against the British government, al- ready serious at Belfast, has been intensified by the publication there yesterday of the correspondence be- tween Sir James Cralg and Premier Lloyd George relative to Ulster's part in the Irish settlement, it is declared by the Morning Post's cor- ‘| respondent at the Ulster capital. He remarks that if the Sinn Fein had known of the exchanges between London and Belfast before the Irish treaty was negotiated “the Sinn Fein leaders would certainly have regard- ed them as an attempt to play off against each other the contending ments in Ireland.” He says they “would have resented the correspond- ence so much that the negotiations would have been jeopardized.” would have to be estadlished between northern and southern Ireland over the jagged line of the frontier. The inconvenience of this arrangement would be considerably enhanced by the fact that there must of necessity be large elements of the population on both sides whose sympathies will lie across the border. IS “In the second place the finance of the government of Ireland act would necessarily have to be recast. It is the essenc# of dominion status that contribution of a dominion toward the | imperial charges is voluntary. . If; northern Ireland were a part of ‘the Irish state, its contribution would be roluntnry. like those of the domin- ons. “On the other hand, if southern Ire- land became a dominion, while north- ern Ireland remained a part of the United Kingdom, with the essential corollary of representation in the im- perial parliament, it is clear that the people of northern Ireland would have James Craig wrote: “The question of giving their allegi- ance to the throne does not arise i the case of the people of Ulster, they have always been 'amongst majesty’s most loyal and devoted serv- ants, but they will gladly embrace any opportunity that may be afforded them of emphasising afresh their loy- alty to his majesty's crown and per- son, which was so signally displayed on the occasion.of the opening of the parliament of northern Ireland by his majesty in June. ¢ ¢ ¢ “The government of northern Ire- land feels comstrained to observe that it 1s with surprise they find the ques- tion of allegiance to the throne and membership in the British empire in- cluded among the heads of your pro- posals, inasmuch as it has more than once been unequivocally stated by yourself in the published correspond- ence with representatives of south- ern Ireland that these two funda- ) mentals were not open for discussion. “The government of northern Ire-|cern that the area within the juris land, having made their own position |diction of the northern parliament i clear, hold that the attitude of south- |referred to as being open to possible l by the ern Ireland toward these points is a|revision. | “The possible unity of Ireland is| ., provided for by the establishment of the council of Ireland under t of 1920, together with the mac for creating & parliament for all land, should Ireland mutually agree to do “The proposal now made to matter which, as it affects the soli- darity of the empire, rests with his majesty’s ministers to decide. “Not only does northern Ireland as- sent tc provision being made for those naval services his majesty’s govern- ment deem indispensable for Great Britain and her oversea communica- tions, but will be ready at any time to co-operate to the utmost of her| ability in any measure that may be taken for such purpose. Ulster Premier Surprised. Sir James expressed surprise that Mr. Lloyd George should think it necessary to emphasize that he did not intend to take any of the powers given as recently as last year, and continued: R T LA LA AT A AT S S Sl S 3 A Our Sewing Machine Sale Is Now In Full Swing To augment this great event we have taken the well known 14 Section Hall Borchert DRESS FORMS means presuppo ment is not nec land parliament existing circumstan by northern Ireland. R A “prominent member of the Ulster parjiament” is quoted by the cor- respondent as comparing Mr. Lloyd George with a “card sharper, who keeps an extra ace up his sleeve and produces it as the necessity of the the imperial burdens, services. ® * ¢ to bear their proportional shar2 of all such as the army and navy and other imperial In his reply, dated November 11, Sir game demand: Charge Violation of Faith. The opinion held in Balfast, it is be- lieved, is that although the prime min- ister and King George had promised Ulster she could stay out of an all- Ireland government until she chose to come in, r position at present is that she is “automatocally included in such a government until she chooses to come out.”” Loyalists are asserted to have characterized this as “one of the worst violations of poiitical faith in_history. ‘Ulster’s prejudices, fears and dis- likes certainly will not be overcome speedily,” says the Belfast corre- spondent of the London Times, “It is clear, however, that the business sec- tion of the community is being brought face to face with a cleavage between political leanings and com- mercial interests." ‘The correspondence comprises four letters sent by Mr. Lloyd George and three by Sir James Craig. Mr. Lloyd PERLING ALL SIZES—ALL COLORS George's last letter covered a copy of the Irish treaty. To this letter Sir James thus far has not replied. Lloyd George’s First Letter. November 10 the prime minister wrote to Sir James as follows: “The time has arrived when a for- mal consultation between his majes- ty's government and the government of northern Ireland is necessary for the further progress of the Irish nego- tiations. The settlement toward which his majesty’s ministers have - been [; {working, and which they believe is not .unattainable, is closely based|! upon proposals made by his majesty’s government July 20.” : The prime minister then enumer- ated the main principles of such a settlement, declaring if Ireland {should give allegiance to the throne she would take her place in “the partnership of free states comprised in_the empire.” Other points mentioned were a provision for naval security, which the British deemed indispensable for Great Britain and overseas communi- cation. “The government of northern Ire- land,” the letter continued, “would retain all the powers conferred upon her by the government of Ireland act the unity of Ireland would be reco; nized by the establishment of an all- Ireland parliament, upon which would devolve the further powers necessary to form a self-governing Irish state.” Points Out Dangers. Continuing,, the letter said: “North- ern Ireland will no doubt see many dangers in a settlement on these lines. It may be objected, for instance, that the patronage involved in the various common departments, such as the post! loffice; customs and excise, might be unfairly exercised on religious or other grounds, or that, though Ulster would retain control of its education {and kindred subjects, the Irish gov- iernment would be in a position to withhold the funds necessary to de- fray the administrative cost. “Moreover, it might be feared that it the all-Ireland parliament were in | control of the import and export trade, | the industries of Ulster would be im- periled. His majesty’s government recognizes the force of these objec- tions, and desire to consider, in con- i sultation with yourself and your cabi- | net, how they can best be met. ® * © I “The question of the area within the Col. 10153, M. Pasternak The Connecticut Avenue Shop. 1209 Conn. Ave. N. W. A Special Sale of Trimmed Hats Sold up to $35.00 $5---$10 Including some Smart Untrim- med shapes. An exceptional o p- portunity at these Reduced Prices. special jurisdiction of the northern parliament we have reserved for dis- cussion with you. The creation of an all-Ireland parliament would clearly further the amicable settlement of this problem. ¢ ¢ ¢ “In the first place, customs barriers May We Suggest Lounging Robes and House Coats —fortifying the suggestion with a most select as well as a most varied assemblage of both. The Robes come to us from ‘Welch-Margetson of London and the best American makers —and they’re entirely exclu- sive. ] Silk, Velour, Angora, Pop- lin and Blanket Robes. Ranging in price from $4.95 to $75. g ' Here’s a Special: Sglendid type of Blanket Bath Robe, in many s 95 combinations; cut 4'= long and full....... The House Coats are made to our direct order—and we dictate how they shall be modeled and finished. Silk, Velvet and Double-faced Cloth. Ranging in price from $7.50 to $40. Special ‘A handsome line of House Coats in double- i faced combinations; s .50 two silk frogs; cord- =] ed edges creeececaes % 1771 Columbia Rd. Marked th ile the, specialta:m sl 2'85 w}ll:nstfl ¢ By Shopping in the Forenoon You Avoid the Afternoon Rush An oppor- tunity such as this does not often oc- cur. GET YOURS Exceptional Bargains In Fine Xmas Furs During Our Closing=Out Sale | Making way for occupancy of our re- cently acquired building at 610 12th’st. by Re-pricing all our choice furs at HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE SALE FIGURES. A bargain time for any woman to gratify her desire for a Handseme Fur Coat, Scarf or Choker. Widest selection now. Choose your Xmas fur tomorrow. A Small Deposit Reserves Xmas Furs Manuf;zcturers Who Retail at Wholesale Prices WORLDS LARGEST SHOE RETAILERS HEADQUARTERS for RUBBER! 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Special at— $1.85 and $2.85 Other Sets up to $7.50 Women’s Silk Hosiery Women’s Weldrest Silk Hosiery—In black and $2 00 cordovan. Each pair in a holiday box........... o' Women’s Van Raalte Pure Thread Silk Hosiery—Lisle top, full-fashioned; reinforced heel and toe. In black and cordovan. Each pair in holiday gift box....... Children’s Buster Brown Stockings—In white, cordovam and black. In holiday gift boxes. 3 pairs ......cccicciciciiiaea. eececscesacanan o AIl excellent velues, & few num- bers are mentioned: Box of 4, nicely embroid- 65c Box of 3, made in Ire- tanty. ant “mpeodery.... . 19€ Box of 3, imitation Ma- ' deira embroidery Many more styles too numerous to mention. Make your selections while our stocks are new and eom- plete. Bathrobe Cord Sets Mercerized, in pink, light blue and Hand-Made Garters Beautiful ribbon com- binations. Price, per orchid 5 5701 sl in pinic Light bive. blaak E:l";, i $2¢0 New, Fresh Shipment of Those All-Wool Flannel Middies In red, navy and Kelly green, emblem trimmed; a complete stock of sizes, from 6 to 20 years. Very specially priced at $ 5.95 Women’s and Misses’ Brushed Wool Scarfs In combinations of buff and brown. A very acceptable gift. In holiday boxes. $l.50 an $1-89 Men’s Knitted Ties In many plain colors, 98¢ and $1.25 Good Quality Foulard TIES Many handsome designs to select fi 98c and $1.25 20N 1) Men’s Scarfs Practical Gifts “He” Will Like Men’s Fiber Silk Scarfs—In at- At. Others up to $7.50 Men’s Brushed Wool Scarfs— Priced at $1.89 $2.25 and...ceccccocees £135 SILKS et o $1.50 $1.98 Hig'nnnem.-—;Plenty of the v‘;l;:-edck-lhadu of medium coral, orange, brown, navy an guyr’od-y only at this price......ccccliccecae 51050 $2.29 Black Dress Satin; $1.98 Black Dress Taffeta. Thursday only, choice, yard. e 51050 Both 36 inches wide and good standard qualities. 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