Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1921, Page 15

$1.79 pair. About 1,000 silks. at $1.79 pair. Semi- “Phoenix” fashioned Silk Stockings. Black and brown. $1.10 and $1.45 brown effects. " Full- At * Phoenix fashioned Thread Silk Silk Stockings in Onyx, “909.” Medalia and other Stockings, .all-silk from top to to€........... $3 60c, 75c¢, and Daniel Green | *“Comfy” Slippers reduced! All men’s and women’s s now-. $1.95 INCORPORATED 1316 01324 7= ST.N . silk with silk tops and Pointex heels. silk with lisle top. All very fine, full-fashioned Mostly blacks. Imported English" Ribbed Wool Stockings, in gray, oxford, black and gray mixed and beaver Very new. At and-cotton Mixed Sports Hose in two-tone ribbed popular brands. Special effects at........ $145 £ AR e e 9 $2.25 Infants’ and Chil- Extra Heavy dren’s Phoenix Novelty Weight Thread Silk Silk Socks; plain colors or novelty e.tnped effects. ]HKMEWW _THE EVEN NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, | Petite Blonde, 23, Rules City of Fau-port. Ohio|{and ascertan it it is true. 1 shall | take authenticity of the established.” The Peruvian foreign_ office .denied taday advices from a Chilean rource reporting an encounter between forces jof Peru and Chile; | prohibition of Chileans from entering i Peru, and regarding a resolution pur- | lanto, Ga.. It !pornng to prohibit the importation of | heaviest sentences ever imposed here i Chilean merchandise into Peru and the | for a _simflar offense. Samplés ,,"Onyx“ Silk Hose a timely sale for gift buyers $1.79 ERE'S real news for holiday shop- pers. Samples of Extra Fine Quality “Onyx” Silk Stockings. every pair guaranteed perfect. The manufacturer’s sample line, made to re- tail at $2.25, $2.50, $2.75 and $3—offered at Sizes 874 to 10. Some all- palrs Others thread A few shoe colors included Kayser . Italian Glove Silk Stockmgs. extra heavy weight or fine gauze effects, $3.50 KaySser and other Loty : “Phoenix” Silk-and- Stockings, in black or 3 5 fine net lace ankle and popular colors. ?:IDOIP?P‘EESI Sclz)(l,;:': H::; Paris lace clock effects. $1.95, $2.35 and mixtures. ; $3.50, $4 and $4.50 2.55 $1.95 and $2.25 . $ J j Boys’ and Girls’ The New “Satin A special lot of Wool-and-cotton Mixed Stripe” and Full-fashioned ~ “Onyx” Samples Wool- Golf Stockings and Three- quarter Sports Socks at $1 and $1.50 Special values in Boys’ and. Girls’ School- roof Stockings. Fine or geavy ribbed effects. $1 35¢, 50c and 55¢ 414 9% St Cor 101416 Pa. Ave - T &K 233PaAve SE 83 Fringed, Cut-Corner Bedspreads shase. Just 8 More Shopping Dnys—T oys at Washington’s Lowest Prices $1 Silk Camisoles ry trimmed ribbon sibulder $1.25 and $1.50 Embroldered Yoke Outing Gowns 98¢ Women's pink and bine striped designs— scalloped edged nec! il cut and extra heary. Extra Size Muslin Underwear 98¢ Women's gowns, combinations and skirts, embroidery trimmed —many styles to_choose from—S$1.50 values. Big Girls’ and Women's h1z20 COATS \ ...uamon of allwool velour creations and Inrge ppy collars: new pockets. full sleeves and belted or loose backs—youthful ideas that as- sure long service as well as smart style. A leader $4 and $5 Georile‘:: ”(;ppe for “big volume™ busidess Friday. All the winter s260 |GOOD SUITS IN Women's flesh and white styles bes exquisite at $27.50. Out they go! Women's Extra || 25e 82-inch Dress ize Vests & Pants Gingham es an Variety of fast-color checks and )hde 27 plain colors, cut from plece and heavy, fast col —standard $1.15 Heavs. warm. white fleece-lined Tong sleeve makes only— sides—perfect q 69c Women's black and cordovan seam-back Hose, in all sizes—re- Inforced soles—special. $1 Women’s Chamois Suede Gloves 79¢ Choice of ®ray and warm, stylish 2 gloves in all siz Plain white or eeru Curtains, in many dif- ferent patterns—several widths, included, 215 yards long—purchase of wmples, a few of a style. $4.98 Auto-Kar In red, green and gold; well made; one day only Kayser Chamofsette Gloves 50c Women's fumous perfect make. white, black, 75c Set of Soldiers............ 49¢ e 85¢ Alllnlmnn Cooking Set, 12 g W to Bpur: $9¢ piec Co Rl T"YCl'Ifi ‘Milk Wagon. $3.98 Pool Tables Indian COATS In sizes 36 to 44 and 46 to 54 Quick clearance offering of 100 smart coats for women—de- signed of fine silk plush, all-wool velour and broadcloth, in wanted belted and loose-back styles. represented. Some silk embroidered collar and cuff designs, others with luxurious fur collars. Priced Relow cost for Friday’ s sale, and plenty of large sizes, too. $0.95 inches stripes and checks 32 49| Women’s $Z Meu$3 House Sl‘ippen Choice of Romeos or tan vici kfl—clll 6 t. ll woles and ieels. Silk Plush and All-Wool Fur-Collar Worth $ $20 and $25 Girls’ 2 to 6 Year All-Wool Coats Special purchase of Leavy, all-wool velour Winter Coats for school or dress—in brown, navy, beaver and plhid effects—featuring the latest styles in Worth to $12.50. A SALEI§97 50 :|Sold at $35, $39.75 and $45. Friday at....... Choice of finest all-wool velour, tricotine and broadcloth models, in brown, navy, beaver. - | ete.; silk embroidered, braid-trimmed and finished with soft pelts of fur—mostly tailleur and straightline styles of distinction and newness. a great range for selection. lsc 3Se lle-vy Outing 14c 298¢ Pllue U-derwnrlsc P(ni, white and blue fast<color d'on both | Crepe, perfect quality and cut from full piece—excellent grade. wide—extra or, pink and blue uslity. Women’s Sflk Hose Rib Hose 25¢ 25 Black and brown c seam-back Hose, of durable quality—in anl sizes—a big special value. cordoran Hose, reasonable grade. 8—the ~ ideal e 81b I 2em le Xmas i i They’re Selling Fast! Men’s $5 Bath Robes .$269| Scores of beautiful and figured de- signs to choose from in every possible color combination — warm, heavy, ket-cloth washable blan- robes with large pockets, collar and ‘Women'a pink, or- chid and yellow lace- in Xmas ideal gift. for “hi $2.00 Express Wagons. rope girdle. the lot—a practical gift All sizes in m”—and you save exactly $1.05. United States ls Suggested | sending seven regiments to Ticaco, in | $1.98 Full double-bed size Spreads, several pretty Marseilles designs— free from dressing—a special pur- !ful means of settling the conflict be- lof equity. {force in being abl {cept before the d We have named the I berto Salomon, the mi | Tacna-Arica controve All the W new, shadesilare | the Chilean minister of foreign aff: | should have addressed himself to th { Peruvian minister of foreign affairs | as there are no diplomatic precedent: {authenticity of the cablegram re- | ceived, and have asked the America All grouped regardless of former price Children’s Fine Fast-color black and in anl sizes up to 9% —very Felt Shppers $1.95 DR. AMY KANKONEN, Kecengly elected mayor of Falrport, Ohlo, on a dry ticket, pledged to oust all bootleggern—perhnps the youngest the United States. Since her fon from Mrs. Harding and ny other ieading women of the nation. Dr. Kankonen was the youngest te be graduated from the Medical College of Pennsyl- vania, Philadelphia, Pa., and during the war ahe was a member of the Vol- unteer Medical Corps of the Ui Staten Army. PERU GIVES ORDER FORMOBILZATION as Arbitrator in Long Dis- pute With Chile. By the Associated Press. BUENOS AIRES, December 15.— Peru has decreed the mobilization of 398 officers and 11,300 troops, and is| the province' of Tacna. An announce- ment by the Peruvian government to this effect has been telegraphed the | newspaper La Nacion by its corres- | pondent in La Paz, Bolivia. BUENOS AIRES, December 14— The correspondent of La Nacion at La Paz, Bolivia, says advices received | in La Paz are that the Peruvian gi ernment has prohibited men bet: the ages of sixteen and thirty-six irom | leaving Peru. Arbitration Suggested. LIMA, Peru, December 1 tion by the United States o! culties between Peru and Chile o the provinces of Tacna and Arica was suggested editorially today by La Prensa, the Peruvian government or- gan.. The newspaper characterizes the note of the Chilean government, invit- ing Peru to hold a plebiscite in these | provinces in accordance with the term of the treaty of Ancon, as “a gross in- sult following the deportation of vians from the captured proving La Prensa’s editorial continus “Today there remains but one.peace- tween' Peru and Chile, namely, arbitra This should be by i ternational conflict fo forget its power and incomparabl Americ: ©LIM ign affairs, in a statem “I am surprised at the action of th Chilean foreign office. In view of the | fact that diplomatic relations between | Peru and Chile have been broken o since 1910, I cannot understand how | for such an unheard of action. “Therefore I cannot believe the Style Quality Service $33388888888388828 wzmxsmwmgamiz;w:wttzzzmuzz‘:z:zzzz:zz:zz'z::zzzz:z:‘zx:: FORMERLY ‘STIEBEL MILLINERY \AVORTER 607 13th St. N.W. New Hats For Traveling Milady going out of town for the holidays ,should first pay O’Con- nel’s a visit. The best ideas from lead- . ing New York designers ‘| and our own talented mak- ers form a display in which individuality and style are richly combined. Prices Are Moderate I--rn- Miilinery » -un-ml' | exportation of Peruvian products into | Chile. _THURSDAY. 1921 A 15° , DECEMBER 15 minister at Liina to cable his coll bursing officers of the Emergency |$10,000 of gov ¢ funds, were Cilmeshic ,:,m;'m',’e:;g:‘e' o ,::fi::l RAISED $2 BILL TO $10. | 5iiet Eorporation at Hos 1stand: con: ! Sach sentented to 4 year and a day victed of embezzling more than|in the Ailanta prison. Offender Gets Ten Years—Ship | Board Embezzlers Also Sentenced. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. December 15. —Convicted of passing a $2 bank note raised to $10, Anthony J. Telen- the | 5Ky was sentenced to serve ten years in” the federal penitentiary at At- no further ‘steps until lhe cablegram concerning was one of the!| | In the same court, A. Frank Rooven ‘and Andrew Detweiler, assistant dis- UALITY PRODUCTS Country Style SAUSAGE The juicy, flavor-sweet meat of corn-fed porkers and savory, DROOP’S, 1300 G KREISLER-McCORMACK BY ALL MEANS GET A COPY OF | “THE LAST HOUR” CHIPPED BEEF CHOW CHOW sweet-smelling spices—as tasty A Record Just Made by These Two Great Musiclans. a breakfast as one could eat. . Those Who Know It Want N ' Number 87576. Price, $1.50 SCRAPPLE ant No Other! THERE ARE TEN OTHER RECORDS BY THESE ARTISTS. YOU ARE INVITED TO HEAR THEM DROOP’S 2355 1300 G The Most Popular at Al Markets, Chain Stores and Groceries Shop Early Everything While the Givable Is Assortments Altractlvely Are Good “Economy Corner” 736-738 Seventh Street §3frier H STREET Sensational Sale! Never since we opened the doors of the Greater Sigmund’s has there been a sale of Coats the equal of this in values offered—in price quoted. It gives you a marvelous opportunity to outfit now before the holidays—an oppor- tunity that even January cannot dupli- cate—for we are sacrificing genuine val- ues in Plain and Fur-trimmed Coats— Plush and Cloth—that are worth up to $40 dhl.lll/ B Newest Styles Modeled on the distinctly new lines—loose or fitted; some belted; and made up in a manner consistent with the high-grade materials. Cloth Coats are in Yalama, Velour, Bolivia, Sport Cloth. The Plushes are fine Silk Plushes. All are silk lined, many with collars; others with collars and cuffs of Beaverette, Australian Opossum and other wanted furs. A Very Small Deposit Secures Any Garment. Gift Specialg B 150 Beacon and Other "Blanket Robes A big variety of colors; finished with braide: and ribbon bindin~, witi: heavy. i nparalleled val- girdles. Ui unprecedented uwe at an Gift Special— High-grade Georgette Crepe de Chine Blouses—lace trim- Gift Special-- Ladx:‘k;\llBLACE Lisle Hose —Onyx and a most remm-kable 98(: s value. Special........... : med; or ‘tailored; White, Flesh, Bisque, N-vy. Spe- 5498 Gift Special— Jeney Silk - Petticoats—with ac- ruffle of contrast- r. 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