Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1922, Page 11

POSTAL CLERKS PLAN FUN Pestmaster General and Official Family Are Invited. An entertainment and smoker will Le given by the clerks ‘of the Wash- ington post omfice on Thursday even- ing at Typographical Temple, on G street northwest. varied program has been prepared, including boxing cxhibitions by Frankie nn's Droteges. The post office jazz band Wwill play and a buffet luncheon will Lo served. Invitations have been ex- tended to the Postmaster Genml ua' his official family. Postmaster Chance and local supervisors have signified their intention to be present. Financial Secretary M. Callaghan is issulng complimentary tickets. Three hundred clerks are expected to be present. John Sheehy is chairman of the committee -which has beéen as- ,8igneéd as follows: C. Maschauer and ‘L.’ Johnson, vefreshments; F. Wil- helm. S, Reichenbach, entertainment; . Stlverberg, music. Dogs. rabbits, chickens and pigeons are said to be inmune from seasickness. URGED' PACIFIC AMITY. The hope of the late Henry Stead, Australian - publisher and journalist, that each ' nation touching om the Pacific ocean establish & “minestry of D, oo 1y Alexander Humo ecretary Hughes by Ford, dlrec(gr of the Pan-Pacific Union.” Mr. Ford said the hope was expressed hy Mr. Stead in his “last written message” just prior to his death, and would have been dellv- ared to Mr. Hughes in person had the writer survived. Tomes 2 for $1 rln-l disposal of all remaining Ready-to- Bhe Fll.;u;i"-l H. < taat ~oli 1sflil MIDDY BLOUSE ‘Wonderful quality; three rows ta :2“2-5 and cuffs, emblem sleeve. Sizes I-i White Lonsdale $1 MIDDY BLOUSE Regulation, onen front or vnte with wlm» $150 Bloomer $l DRESSES _Of plain chambray. Sizes 2, nd 5. And Cinderella dresses, worth to B to 14 Years T DRESSES $1 New styles, in plaid or plain :lnlhmt K:xh back. Sizes 8 to 14 years. 39: Sateen pLoomers 4 for $1 rls’ Good grade Rlack or Pink Sateen Bloomers. Sizes 6 to 10 years. Infants’ White bresses 3 for $1 Made of close-woven, soft-finish mainsook, with neatly trimmed collar. 50c Infants’ 3 [ or $1 sll!.vlll!eg:ra§mnon frmt styles. Warm and ‘well made. All size: ‘Wool Flannel BANDS 4 for $1 nlulln‘!'!’_“lr"inequllll,v‘ Yellow-wool Bands. Jiffy Rubber 4 f si PANTS or Kleinert's 30c Jnflv Pants. Stamped sec- onds, but a new one for any that don’t wear. $1.50 Jer: . LEGGINS $1 . Children’s 2 to 6 year Drawer Leggios, in black, brown, navy, etc. g 2 for §1 Made of striped or plain Manchester ging- bam. Sizes 2 to 6 years. e 4 for $1 WAISTS Heavy-quality, Ribbed-body Waists. strong- iy taped. . Donnle rows buttons. Al eizes. fi‘N.‘,’;;'{v‘vEx‘fiZ for $1 ests and pants, Ribbed, fecce back. Neas Baish- Sizes 3 to 16 years. CAP AND SCARF, botlnsl All-wool Angora Cap and Searf Set. Full Ieneth. _Sold_for $2 50, ildren’s HATS All our lel!fln[ stock of Fine Velvet Hats, in all colors. $1.50 Fine Sateen sl SKIRTS flowered, in extra-fine grades, Neatly pleated flonnce. Polly Prim 2 for sl APRONS Mage of gocdquality, plain ginghams. Envelope, Skirts ‘Women's Fine-quality !(\:;lm Und!l"&ll & GOWNS $1 Extra Size Musli ns, Skirts and Eovelope UNDERWEAR €hemise. Wonder values at little prices. Sebdiss 4 for S Full-cut women's sizes, elastic waist. Fine qualify. St 3 for S1 Bxtra well made. Good bust height. grade pink mesh. Al sizes, Brocade. elastic top or medium bust. Gar- ters attached. Sises to 30 Neatly $1 Flowered or Plain Crepe 2 for $1{ 3 ‘Women's Gingham House Dresses. made. Al sizes to 44. $1.50 Long Crepe KIMONOS Women's Innr Kimonos. 9c Maids’ APRONS Made of fine-grade width and extra special. Setricoars 2 for $1 W Gray or Light-striped Outing ‘omen's Gray Lig! Petticoats. All Peter Pan nge. WAISTS $1 - 'ME "Sl"u;“:l; with tam fluting, Also $1.50 Black WAISTS $1{cLo lf:zo 'A‘I! I’:E'll':'mflm convertible collar $1.50 High » l MUSLIN GOWNS Seamed m}t. hlfll“ ends. Sheack 6for$l Pillowm rlg‘. ‘white Dleached 3 for $1 eoton. wightly impe h lfl.. ecru ot 59c Window SHADES B o M R o SENSATIONAL UNDERPRICED BARGAINS FOR DOLLA Beckon Every Thrift Seeker Here! [L 316 01394 7% ST.N.W. u I "No Charges. No Mail, Phoge or C. O. D. Orders Charges. No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders Silk & Cotton onGee - 2yds., $1 Yard-wide Lustrousquality Pongse, waists, dresses, ete. for Dcuble-Bed JLANKETS, single ~ 91 Heavy-quaiity, I;:.nh!v bed Size Single Gray Blankets. Funcy $1.50 Lace CURTAINS .Mfiq...llty“\.:nmhn Lace Curtains, 2% 25¢ Large Huck J OWELS 5 for $l All-white Huck Towels. Nou the big llu —~18243 nches. Perfoct quality. Red-Border 10 yds. $1 TOWELING ot Heary, bsorbent qualls hy. El‘llh ml\ Worth 1 NAPKINS DOZ-, $1 lf?x‘:u“.r{lz; {:.i:fnee‘; Damask Napkins. Hemstitched TOWELS 3 fOl' $l Fine-quality Damask Huck H«ml(llthul Towels. Extra-fine grade. Size I’ 59¢ Women’s SILK HOSE 4Pl'8-,$1 ‘Women's Good-quality, Fiber-silk, Seam. back Hose. Very slight imperfections in "l top: 25¢ Infants’ osE 6prs.,$1 Perfectquality, Whlte-ribbed Hose, n sizes & to 615, Also black and brow 25¢ Women’s LISLE HOSE 6prs.,$l Triple toe and heel. wide garter hem, fin- Iisle, in black and cordovan. Sizes 83 to 10%. Women’s WooL Hos 2prs.,$1 Rockford Fine Wool Hose, in black, with zray toe and heel. in sizes 9 to 10. 25¢ Children’s AB HOSE ~ 1 Prs.,$1 In black or corgunn. Sizes 5 to mqi Fine rib. ‘orth 25¢ pair. Dollar Day, pairs, $1 50c Heavy RIB HOSE 3 prs., $l Boys® 2x1 and 1x1 Ribbed Hose. Sizes 7 to 1115. ~Perfect quality, fine wearing. Full Fashioned LISLE HOSE Zpl's.,$l ‘Women's fine-grade lisle, in black or white. Wide garter top. Perfect grade. “LooMERs Oprs., $1 Fine-grade jersey, in white or pink. Full e ....2 — 79¢ Pants & en's Flecmflbbed Conon Vests and VESTS 6 for $1 . Taped-neck and 56 Tores. Pants. m ‘ ESTS Women's _ Swits-rij Armlole Vests, In s 2§ E 8 $1.25 Extra Size 1 ES1S AND PANTS Exi lrl;I‘ln' Vet Pants, in sizes 40, ac w H l (nr big women. e for ST neck and -rm:al! Sizes u to 44. E: orion . Doz., $1 $1). Lo Nepaies oot oo Centeur;?::u 4 for 51 Bucllia Brown or White Heavy Linene snm or_Centerpieces. Wort ALARMCLOck 1[E Slosed in back, second hand and alarm ou S1 Women’s ‘with UMBRELLAS Pretty line of afik-cord handles, ossiom 4 for $1 i Congoleum 18327-inch Onnlll.ll; 'lw Mats, in as- RUGS 59¢ Womu:’o 3])!’3., $l l- Women's Gioves, in black and colors. * Warm and serviceabis. u|,ov|;s 2prs.,$l Kayser Chamoisette GI"!A 'b;;clllp style, m bid black and colors. Sisen to lmported Kid ES Geguine Imported Kid Gloves, 2-clasp, in ack and colors. Al sises. Women’s Fine Net an eckwear. o heret. Voo n. at 4 e e 8yds. 91 l9c White ¢ T T g s, 19¢ Curtain SCRIM R DAY 25c Red Star RDEYE Genuine Star Blrdeve il 3 m:‘:f.,,h 7 yards, 39-in. UnbL ‘ 10yds.,$1 HEETING " Heavy- lencthe: 25¢ Fruit 5yds. $1 AUSLIN Fullpiece Fruit of the Loom Hieached Muslin. " v'm apecial price—bY yards, $1. creTonnes 6yds., $1 A vig variety of colors and patterns. Cut from the full plece. . Full 36 ehel ‘wide. - 39¢c Storm ; 4yds.,$1 Tyds.,$1 per (loth. mality, close-woven grade, in good orth 17¢ a yard. ERGE Yard-wide Navy or Black Storm Serge, for Doz.,$1 Hemmed Red Star Hemmed Diapers. Each dozen JAPERS in_senled_packaze. , Worth $1.50. “inciiam 8yds., $1 Blue, red, black and brown rhtcku. for unronq lml druui Perfect quality. .INGHAM 7}'21;-31 st volnrr )llnchuttr chambray, in pink, 251: Canton Heayy-quality Twill-back Bleached Canton % ‘LANNEL Flannel. with soft. fleecy face. 22¢c Yd.-Wi $ SiRcALE- Oyds.,$1 Pretty Bkirting and Dress Pattern Per- eales, on light and medium grounds. Zre Gyds.,$1 ‘White, Pink or Blue Soft, Crinkly Under- wear Crepe, for women's and children's un ‘erwear. 298¢ Check SHIRTING9 /2 yds., $1 Heavyquality blue and white plaid work «kirt goods. Fast colors. Cut from piece. 50c Middy 7 3yds.,$1 1WILL Tard-wide Pepperell Middy Twill, in pure Damask White Damask inches. TABLE CLOTHS - Hematitched or Scall Table Cloths. Sige 56; : 6prs.,$1 Black, Brows, Navy and Gray Hose. Per e 510 for $1 _Black and Brown Cotton Hose, in all izes. $1 Good-quality Flaunelette Nightshirts. Well made and fu 1= Ribbed, Fleece and Merino !llfll l!‘ Drawers. Not l“ sises In e All sizes in the lot. Bwyn' s Gw‘:?illlu" Boys® School Pants, in sizes Boms 2 for $1 'Ifl)ll::l“::g:fl Pml‘l! Bl?‘m. made Zos == 2 for $1 SUITS Good quality, ray Ritbed Unlon Sults. 1nWits 8'%0 QWEATERS mfigfifim 3for$1: ual CY leece Bhirts and Drawers, All styles in Laundered and Soft Collars. Gloves d Black Woolen Gioves, *Kayser's surt cases - $1 m‘.flgx Case and black 18-inch Trev- SLIPPERS i nd Tele l!tpul. 1n all the destrapie LIPPERS llfl black. Excellent qual- WI Black SHOES B Vi 1A Bhoes. Worth @ $ton. Rubbers for THEFAMLY - 1 Boys’ 79c Woolen 2‘0"51 'l'ravollu Women's Boudoir sl Men'’s Cady sl $1 gl Womess Beye’ a2t Gty Goot CLARENDON DROPS SCHOOL WRANGLE) 3*z; Prof. kemh_ Gives Assurance of Opportunity to Act on Bonding Question. Special Dispatch to The Star. CLARENDON, Jlnllll'y 24~All controversy = and )pprehon-lon re- l'garding the préposed bonding of Ar- i lington and Washington districts for 8chools was removed, as far as the | Clarendon Citlzens' Assoctation s concerned, when Prof. Fletcher Kemp, superintendent of county schools, at 2 meeting of the assoclation last night, gave assurances that the tax- payers will be thoroughly informed on all phases of the question before any definite step i{s taken and they will have full opportunity to accept or reject any plan by a popular vote. It is the intention of ‘the school board, however, Prof. Kemp stated, to proceed at once to have the code revised at this session of the lemis- | lature to make the uubla proj erly security for bonds tead of thi school property, as present pm- } vided, in order that pllnl may not delayed should the -P”pu decide th-t a bond issue is desirable. Declares Change Imperative. This plan of the board of education 2 have the law revised, Prof. Kemp atated, is imperative, because there | Would be no buyers for the bonds is- sued under the old code with the 8chool property as security. Another reason the board has for wanting the code changed at this jtime is to avoid complaints of negli- | Bence on the part of the board, which might be urged if the people decided they wanted improved school facili- ties shortly after the present ses- sion of the legislature adjourned and had to wait until the next ses- sion, two years hence. The proposal of the state legisla- ture to enact a compul.ory eduauon law was explained by Kemp. After further uom!dmuon the asso- clation went on record, on motion of J. Thomas Manning, favoring “a com~ pulsory school law,” and ordering the secretaly to notify Senator Oliver and Delegate Smith of its action, “making it clear to them that the association has not examined the bill and is not making recommendations that it be adopted in its present form.” President C. R. Taylor, who' pre- sided, after Wylxz Prof. Kemp and his administration of the school sys- tem in the county a glowing tribute, stated that all rumors to the effect tha! the Clarendon Citizens' - Asso- clation was opposed to meeting an increased tax for improved schools were without foundation. He also declared that any movement, proper= ly conducted. having as its object better schools and improved educa- tional advantages of other kinds for the future citizens of the county could count on the support of the association. Advises Co-Operation. Advocating closer co-operation be- tween the various communities of the county for the purpose of Evolv- ing some plan to meet the needs of all of the cmmunities, which he #aid were identicai. Maj. E. W. R Ewing {of Washington and Rallston urged the assoclation to give the matter serious consideration. He also urged the immediate appointment of a com- mittee to meet with a like committee of Ballston and committees from any other section which desired to join | the movement. The association indorsed Maj. Ew- jing’s suggestion, following which President Taylor named J. Thomas Manning, A. P. Payne and Fred L. Sharp as a committee to assist in furthering the plan. i Sheriff Clements presented flnres to show that his department far from idle duriag the past year. Five hundred arrests were made during 1921, he said; thirteen stolen auto- mobiles were recovered, 180 gallons of whisky were confiscated and six- teen stills were successfully raided. Arlington county is the cleanest county in the state, he said. The Clarendon station store, Al Reinburg, proprietor, was entered Sunday evening by robbers, who suc- jceeded in getting away with $35 in I(n!h and a ouantity of wares. OAL by the ton, or car- load—we can supply you | in any quantity. And it will be real coal, the kind that throws out plenty of heat and plenty of steam -power.. B.J. Werner Better Than Calomel MR RN (LU T SERVICE GROUP MEETS. Mrs. Carolyn Votaw will address the BSocial Service Group at headquarters bullding, 1333 F' street, tomqnow night-at 8 o'clock. This group has baen in numeo.. year -and n-mban cle!ll seryice {n. orphanages andother instl- - tutions, omrmhluu for-this kind of service are Incréasingly more numer- ous, and an invitation Il extended to any young women who would like to do a high type of soclal service un- der capable direction and with high alms, The public is Invited to at- tend the meeting tomorrow cvening. —_— ird farmer in the Nearly United 8 tomobile, Y-five ‘yodnk | ORDERED TO HOSPITAL. Maj. James A. Sarratt, Infantry, Maj. Waldo_ C. Potter, fleld artillery, snd Capt James C. O'Dell, Quarter: ?c. have been ordered to wum- General Buplt-l this city, for oburv-llon and treatment, —— For several years'past a charitable woman _residing in New York has posted five thousand Christmas cards fo_n8 many poor children, HO on et Our Home Purchasa Con A:ruxuo nmoom UNT oom nou. m- Tol. Main 5419. oFFIOERE Wi M. Cosrad, Presidant Edward Ve Vios President; Vi Bourue, Bockelary; Juba Brow ‘Tv’.u We help you bulld and snve 25 per cent cont, Wedfiesday Nights, Each Week STARS and ARTISTS Appearing at the Local Theaters Will Be Our Guests on This Occasion Dancing, We wish to call your attention to our Special Table d’Hote Dinner on Sundays from 5:30 to 8 P.M.—$1.75 Have Restaurant Prices Come Down? = Yes—at 10:30t01 - Bontex Sheces ... $1.29 81x90 branded “Bontex™” Seamiess Bleached Sheets, noted for fine finish and long wear. Perfect quality. Bontex 29 c Pillowcases ... 42x36 Bontex Cases, made of superior quality heavy bleached cotton, strictly per- rBeclt‘eaclled 69 c Sheets Rummage lot of 4 dozen 72x90 Heavy Quality Bleached Sheets, with welded seam. Slightly im- - Crochet Bedspreads. Former $3.00 Heavy White Crochet Spreads, double-bed size in attractive patterns. Turkish 39 c AR Towels . 50c and 59%¢ Large White and Fancy Turkish Buth Towels, thick and absorbent. Yard-wide lz% Percale ..... C Standard Quality Percaie, in stripes and plain colors. Limited quantity. Hurry! Famna . 123¢ Flannel Heavy, Fleecy Quality Out- ing Flannel in stripes, checks S’ q]c Shaker Flannel ‘White Shaker Flannel, thick and warm, with fleece on both &fdes. Doublo-!hlcks 5 Blankets 3 7 66x80 Warm, Handsome Blankets, two thicknesses T S T T in one. In large checker- llz;oa‘l;d plaids. aby Blankets ..... 98(: Rummage lot of 30x40 and 36x48 Warm Baby Blankets, 4n pink°and blye animal pat- S $15.00 Dresses. . About 100 New Spring ' Dreases, of Poiret twill and tricotine,, some combined ‘with Canton erepe. Braided. embroidered, beaded and cire ribbon trimmed. Stamped Goods . . 0Odds an Dresses, Women's Dresses, Nightgowns, Table Centers, Scarfs and Pilloweases and Children’'s Rompers. Sohl for $1.00, $1.50 and $1.75. ‘Three-piece $l 0 " Suits-...... 14 WQmms Genu!ns Con- piece Suits. that mlfl for ‘20 Can be wnn a8 & coat or as a jumper frock. Women's Suits 14 Price 3 racka of $35 to 125 Winter Suits, on sale at exaotly one-half these original falv prices, 5 Infants’ - . SHI"I Baveinee Wman'n Ml-f.lhloned Pure Thread Silk Hose, with garter tops. Slightly irreg- ular, or. they would sell for $2.25. and {INGS Glove Silk sz 25 Hon rnlh of $3.50 and $4. 00 (xlave Bilk Hose, very slightly irregular. Black, cordovan and lighter shades. Children’s l 7 c Hose ......... Rummage lot Boys' and Girls' Ribbed Hose, in black, white and gcolors. 3 palru for 56c; pair, 1 Satisfaction First PALACE 810-818 Seventh Street A Combination that’s Hard to Beat! —a Minnix Chair and a NA- TIONAL -flush-construction Desk. Their distinctive appearance entitles them to a place in every successful business office. the fact that they were built with the expectation of being sub- Jected to long and hard service is g evidence And of their ‘Put_a Minnix. Chair;and a NA- ‘TIONAL Flush-sonstruction Desk in YOUR office today. OFFICE FURNITURE —found ‘where business succeeds 712 13th St. N.W, Main 1086 Children’s Toques . . 19¢ Big table All-wool Knitted Toques, trimmed with flufty :balls. - Mostly in green shades. Silk pesiconts.. $3.98 Women's Silk Jersey and Taffeta Petticoats in’ plin and _changeable colors. Sold for $5.95. Hand-in-hand with weather” of less than half their worth. Quality coats in every way: “coat comes this purchase and sale of brand-new silk-lined and in- terlined coats to sell at an average Large beaverette collars or cloth collars. WOMEN'S NEW COATS Worth $25, $30 and $35 15 White Flannelette nu-ma., one and twn piace styles. S, $1.00 Kid Gloves. Purchase of Imperted Kid Gloves, every pair perfect. Black, white and colors. Flannelette Petticoats .... 59c Petticoats, in white, pink, blue and dark stripes. Philippine 52.69 Underwear . Envelope and Stralght Chemise that-sold for §3.98 Limited lot. straw, dres and terials. Knit Gloves ......-. 39c “Women's and Children's Kayser Knit Gloves, in gray, brown, navy. and black. e Contr .. 93,98 ses 3 to 5. Corduroy, chinehilla and mistures. Wintér ale for m‘fi ster‘at low ¢ h tible gollar, m:k‘ 5&‘ 'f::u no:k‘n. i and mannith outdoor youn‘- Big, warm blan- ket plaid mackinaws, pure wopl, "I ‘popular patterns. LOVELY SPRHNG HATS Bright With Flowers, Fruits, Ornaments, Ostrich, Feather Novelties and Ribbons A special collection of newest trimmed hats in straw, silk and Visca:braid, gros de Lon- gther favored sprihg ma- mart modéls for every woman—-and ‘3 nrln |ppulln¢ly low. 2 Wanur SI 29 $2.50 -'nk' '$3.00 famous Warner Rustproof Corsets, sizes 19 to 22 only. PDD\Ihr styles, strictly Mm Men's Shirts ... g f Pe Magras Jing Siceve Shire” 39¢ Silk and Fiber Hose 59¢ Women's Burson Silk and Fiber Mixed Hose, slight sec- onds. Black, white and cordovan, b $2.98 Blouses . Geoueue cnn- a R e lace - trimmed. n\ermous. and tie-back modelsy ;- Men's 20c Col 14 dozen .50c Dozen .... 3..90c Triangle Brand, sizes 13 to 18. Numerous good styles. So-called “seconds” but prac., tically perfect. Men’s Jersey 59 Shirts C Heavy Blue Jersey Work Shirts with collar and pocket. ‘Warm and dyrable, Men’s Socks sl .00 6 Pairs for Lisle-finish Cotten :Jl:kfl. in black, cordovan, gray, navy and white. Perfect $2.00 and $2.50 Shirts Hundreds of Fine Woven, Corded and Printed Madfus and: Fine Count Pergale shlufl. every shirt new apd perfect. All sizes. Men’s Underwear . .. Chalmers' Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, preferred for_fit and comfort, 79¢ par e 69¢c Women's Blouses $1.00 Voile, Gingham and Linene Blouses, in lace-trim- med and tailored stvles. Sash Curtains, Pair .......... 39(‘ 50c Marquisette Sash Cur- tains, in white and ecru. Limited quantity. $1.00 Flannelette Gowns ... sold last -winter for $2.98. " Heather= coats . sl -98 Sold” for $3.50 and $3.98. Plain, flowered and color combinations. Pleated and ruffied flounces. Children’s 79 Gloves ........ c Dressy and durable Capeskin Gloves, in tan, y and brown. Alge a fow Sucde. Gloves; broken sizes; sold for $1.00. Sadin-stripe Hose ......... 75(: ‘Women's Handsome and Serviceabls Satin - stripe Hose, slightly - ‘Irregular. Black, cordovan, sand, buft and white, Bath Robo $1.98 Small Fine Robe Blankets, in popniar dark patterns, Size 72x84. cotne - $1.45 k 32 ol ll;llon’i :0 r::m-a"fi’nfl stightly Fower' ent and durable, its ., »suwmhulxe! Cloth - Salte, .that’ -sold -for $6.98_ $7%0. “Bdes 6 to 14, Wells o.u ored avy Crash Towel. . in, the .wnulu lfllufll“llllilllll!IIIIIIillllIllImlIIli!llllllKIIl|'IiI!lllllllllllllllllll!llIlllllllllulllulll’lllllllll]l"IlllII|IlullllllIlllllllllll"lllllllllll itufim‘!l ” SLMELNTN N UL Wil