Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1921, Page 10

o THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1921. e - B | FUNDS FOR CHARITY, |[czamizea = ot of rome, svest e ihidoriond e R[]BERTS EI_E[HEI] s ot graton pen o ekt | The Chastleton Semi-Annual Clearance Sale rouéfloui the Store Brihor i “Jhe Avenue at Minth “The After-Christmas Clearance reaches a climax tomorrow, when we shall place into one big lot fective Dresses Gathered from much hldher prxced grades—and for Saturday-— Reduced to Heavy-Ribbed “Roxford” These are well made Union Suits of combed yarn—EXTRA HEAVY WEIGHT. They have ® military shoulders and reinforced crotch. A regular $2.00 Union Suit —and we offer them to- n;on'ow at the low price of— Three Suits for $4.00 910 Seventh St. “We Request the Retan of Anything That Can Be Bought for Less Elscwhere.” 11th ST. N.W. The House of Courtesy wanted materials. Poiret Twill. Réducing the Fine Blouses —marking some of them at less than half their regular value—and placinr’ them subject to your choice for $6 95 Satin, Crepe de Chine, Georgette, Canton Crepe—in_the most charming of the season’s models. Plain tailored or embroidered; and many trimmed with fine laces. All sizes and colors. They are in the most desirable models—in the most Canton Crepes, Satin-faced Canton, Canton Crepe and Lace, Crepe de Chine, Tricotine, Serge, For Street and Afternoon Wear Reducing the Pattern Hats These Hats that have been so much ad- mired in the Salon display—go now into the Clearance Sale at 6.95 Duvetyns, Velvets, Malines, Brocades, Gold and Silver Cloth effects—in distinctive shapes of exclusive design and individuality. Two Votes as Last Five Ballots Are Cast. CHARLES F. ROBERTS. Following one of the closest election contests cver held by the local Kiwanis Club, Charles F. Roberts was chosen president to serve during thae ensuing year at a meeting of the organization in the Hotel Washington yesterday after- noon. It was not until the last five ballots had been recorded that it was possible to know that Mr. Roberts had defeated his_opponent, John A. O'Rourke, presi- dent of the Joan A. O'Rourke Company, by the narrow margin of two votes. The final vote stood Roberts 80 and O'Rourk, 8. In true K s spirit O'Rourke immedi; threw his entire support to nis ent, and on his motion the vote ade unanimou: ¥ Expresses His Appreciation. In a brief speech of uppreciation for | the “magnificent co-operation” exterded | by the club during his in president, Claude H iring chief off clubmates for 50 p 3 on committees, without such support he would abie to attain the resuits was born in Wash educated in in law ty Law s L 11, Home De; Besides his Club, Mr. Ro Board of Trad Associatior National ¢ bia Histor! 'umbia Society Episcopal Chur den and treasurer. He has been prom Mount View place sou ENTERTAIN FOR CHILDREN |- | Christmas Exercises Held in Base~‘ { ment of Masonic Auditorium. Hundreds of children of members {of Kallipolis Grotto attended Christmas entertainment in the base ment of the Masonic Auditorium, 13th | street and New York avenue, yestel day afternoon. Monarch Boss, asisted by other_ officers of the Grotto, was in charge of the excerises. which commenced at ' 1 o'clock and continued until 3 p.m. entertainment the { Following the ichildren formed in line and were pre- | iGented with numerous toys, boxes of | '(.n\dlek and cakes. { —— | Hair Goods and 1 Benuty Shops ! 809 7th St. 1771 Col. Road M. wu Col. 10153 “Meet Ma at Heller's” Improve Your Vision —and_your looks by wearing Scientific a0 e Eveglasses. My Optical geryice insures correct lenses Service and becoming frames. BERNARD A.BAER,x¥2%. OPTOMETRIST—Tel. Main 1677. . 2nd Floor, 217 & 218 Evans Bldg. CALL WEST 67 —and talk to us about that mirror you want restored. OQur prices for Resilvering Mirrors —are very moderate for the high-class work we do. BECKER PAINT ‘Wisconsin Ave. CHAS E. HODGKIN, MK“ .IACKSONVILLE Bavannah) Frflm BALTlMORP , Pridsy, 6 Round 73 $30965% F955. cepted. Merchants & Miners Pler 3 oot B Gay k. Telophons Bt. Paul 4200, ‘Washington Mercantile Association ‘The Juvenile Protective Assoclation has just received a Christmas contri- butlon of $2756 from the Washington —_— Mercantlle Association. iza.lon has closed up its affairs Bnd Wins Over J. A. 0’Rourke by distributed its treasury among the 15- | recting the cal charities. Officers of the assoclation, according to the president, William Muehleisen, [ T Start Saving mings. Closes Affairs. organization. ‘This organ- Today for the 1922 Christmas SAVE 5 Oc, fifty weeks and get $25 81, fifty weeks and get $50 $2, fifty weeks and get $100. $5, fifty weeks and get $250 Plus 3% Interest size of each gift was deterinined by the annual budget’ of the charitzble nile Protective Association, according to Mr. Muehlelsen, lles in the fact that it does not extend actual charity. The work of preventing delinquency and dependency among children, by The pariicular appeal of the Juve- ! conditions that would cause it, is t mendously important, in the op! of the Mercantile Association ofl] Woodward &Lotheoy DOWN STAIRS ST@RE Sixtecnth Street at R Handsomely Fvrnished ents Hotel Service home or neighbo: Weekly and Monthly Rates Our Christmas Savings Club puts toys and joys into every home. Begin saving now so you can step into the bank a week or two before Christmas and draw out $25 $50 $100 $250 50 cents starts you on the road to a happy 1922 Yuletide MecLachlen Banking Corporation 10¢h and G Streets N. W. - Southwest Branch—1350 B St. S.W. Continuing the After-Chrisimas Reduction Sale for Women, All Ready-to-Wear Appare: Misses and Girls Women’s and Misses’ Dresses Poiret Twill and Tricotine Dresses, with seli-colored embroidery and beyd trin Redueed for clearance to 50 513 $16 $19 $23 Women’s and Misses’ Suits Fur-trimmed Velour Suits—all silk lined. Reduced to 519 Women’s and Misses’ Coats Fur-trimmed and Plain Coats—silk lined. 516 Reduced for clearance to $19 $23 Women’s and Misses’ Party Frocks Party Dresses, of taffeta, maline trimmed. Reduced to— $23 Women’s and Misses’ Wool Skirts Latest Model Plaited Skirts, in plaids and stripes. Reduced to— $4 %6 S8 Blouses At Clearance Prices | Heavy Quality Georgette Blouses. $395. Crepe de Chine Blouses. $395. Extra Size Georgette BldWses. $5.95. Extra Size Cotton Blouses. $2.35. #Extra Size Cotton Blouses. $1.95. Dimity Blouses. $145. Millinery Felt and Velvet Hats. $135. Velvet and Duvetyn Hats. $1.95. Women’s and Misses’ Silk Dresses Canton Crepe and Satin Dresses, beaded and. plain; braid trimmed. Reduced to— %9 $13 %16 $19 $23 Women’s Sweaters At Clearance Prices All-wool Sweaters. $3.95. All-wool Spencers. $1.35. Children’s All-wool Sweaters. $1.95. Girls’ All-Wool Suspender Skirts $3.95 and $4.95 Of All-wool plaids and checks. for school or dress wear. Girls’ All-Wool Serge Dresses £3.95 and $4.95 Reduced to Serviceable Dress, Tailored and Model Hats. $395. DOWN STAIRS STORE- One and Two Rooms and Bath