Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1922, Page 27

" THE EVENING&IESTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH .24, 1922. . 5 27 [ENGINEERS LAUNCH WAR : i . g ? | : ] : o ‘. i ON “TEREDO NOVALIS™ » : ’ ‘ : 7 3 Jlnvaaiou of - Atlantic Seaboard By : : t r j n v n n | Destructive ship Worm Leads to 4 n n m a ‘ . Extermination Fight. Open 9:15 AM. » : - * New York—WASHINGTON—Paris “ sy : Close 6 P.M. Misses’ Two and Three Piece - SR Spring Millinery . Isseen in the attractive/new collection of hats just come {rom - our workrooms. Becoming and wearable—there is 110 ques- tion of those being a hat's first requisites—and therein lies one of the best featuresof our Millinery. In our workrooms there are designers constantly studying the newest styles— the needs of different types—-and creating modes for all the different needs that woman’s sphere embraces. Tweed Suits of the Better Kind Special 595 These suits were not made to sell at a‘special price—but are the better kind of tweed suits which we are selling at a special price for such superior quality and workmanship. Just no:\', hats are “running” to the large drooping shapes— trimmed with exquisite flowers of our own importation— and the later novelty, birds. Everything is color—and_every color is here— Priced sia.so, $20 and $22,50 Millinery Salos, Tlird Svor. | |{ARABS OPPOSE BRITISH RU_LE IN PALESTINE Favors Jewich Control Too Much, Is Objection, London ch the B suld be adopted cottend it favors 1. A reply, which to the d uh !/ . Ir; An Important Selling Tomeorrow Beaded Crepe Frocks For Women, $29.50 costume, which is just different 9 Offer Savi OneF . enough to be particularly suc- Men S V\/ ear W SaVEn Of \OReaR AT ORE TS cessful this season—four have A bit carly is this event, but the more to be welcomed, for women may select at a really unusually low price been sketched—emphasizing the ’ f Or Easter the latest Spring fashions in frocks. smart box . coat—the medium Of the varied styles: which in- clude the smart three-piece cape VERY man wants new Spring things for Laster—so this IOl]g belted St_yle' and the slim, is just a reminder that it’s time to be thinking about s i i H e note states that it is fully straight lined suit—shown here them. . i .“,1‘,‘?. u..‘:ur}f‘: Sroaals e . : 2 . N 4 ast word of the t in the delightful orchid, rose. -Shn‘ts Are New i, bat are intended tan, ix . Peréales, $150 and $2; Fruit of the Loom Muslin Shirts, cx- Shie, Gt S mmitieres ol B B o ooty S b Bt 7y $3.50 and $4: Silk-striped Madras Shirts, $4 and $5; Nat- 20 HIUCh hked b} }OUt‘L fi'fl Cfllo:“.\"-\ k I’mm::‘p;([flr\s. $5.50; Fine Silk Shirts. $7.50, -~ . . o €8 and $10; White Madras Shirts, §2, $250 and $3; Ox Weave These suits are beautifully, lined White Shirts. §2.75 and $3; Cheviot and Mercerized Cotton i‘l‘ harl.nonizin ha(]es \ d « Shirts, $3 and $3.50; Purc Linen Shirts, $350 and $4. gs —and in . g i sizes for the miss, 14, 16 and 18. Silk Socks Are New Full-fashioned Pure Thread Si S - at 15 other Plain Colored S $150, §2 and $2.50; Pure eeh Bec Uol, Famith 0wt Thread Silk Socks, embroidered clox, $1.50: heavier qualities at §3 and $4; Lisle Socks at 35¢, S0c and 76c; Fine Imported “ Lisle Socks, embroidered clox, $1, $150 and $2. y Handkerchiefs Are New : SERGES Hemstitched Pure Irish Linen Handkerchicfs, 38c, 50, 8¢, $1 and $1.50; Purc Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, embroidered in- o itials, 35c and 50c; with hand-embroidered initials, $1 and Are Assuredly Blue in Color, But Emphatically Not Blue in Style $150; Purc Irish Linen Handkerchieis, woven cords and col- - men andkerchu 3 ored borders, $1_and $150; French S et beautiful colored borders, $2, $250 and S3; French Silk and Attractively ’Priced, $ 15 up Linen Mixed Handkerchicfs, fancy-colors, $2. Blue Serges are quite a favorite this Coats are full basted, which makes Men’s Oxfords d their liqui ows that the bank cks, an exceptional value of the i of their deposits in two p per cent immediately a mainder before Decetnber It tend over the period un- . Seven per cent of be retained by new bank. Banca Nazionale absorb the assets of the ving for them ut their aj @ und in turn paying'cre The new institution will have a cap al of 230,000,000 lire. Its directos e > N 11 elecied 1 E ug! Spring, and these deserve to be. You'll ~ them better, and lined to make them g0 .01 85,50 and $7.50 Street Frocks Afternoon Frocks “itors of the feonto bank. © | find them pure worsted in every twist last IOnger. : l"t'e have not bee l;\'ercd to meect prices, but prices i : = o H E of fabric, and silkstitched in every You will find these points worth look- e e re obhasise quality and chhance vaiue o C‘;\f“:"l; fi‘:Pf ;"dnfmgfi Fogm;‘(;"_cc charf]l;mg !FEW GIRLS STAY AT HOME ing at—and, if comparing, worth look- At $5.56—Dark and’New Light Tan Brogues with straight tip: Sty,es sretclicd sseach atrac iVE ybeaced, 1 trug Larn- BALTIMO! Mareh 24, —Cnly & Seam. e : ) 2 Smoked Horse Sports Oxfords with dark tan_saddie strap; sian fashion—showing delightful color cffects. Each per cent of the girle in the 4 ing for. You can’t find any of them - Tan Norwegian Grain Wing-tip Brogues and Tan and Black one having a distinctive well-bred appearance that is uating class at They are all fast colored, but slow to in some suits; you can find some of Norwegian Grain Brogues \!\;lh straight tip. o . characteristic of only the better things in’ frocks. o . wear; they are all shrunk before mak- them in a few:suits, but you can find ALk A T e e regutation Tull0¢ L Women's Dress section, Thind oor. , today by the slumnas offce. Of d ing, so that they can't shrink after- all.of tlem ir every ‘blue serge suit Men's store, First fioor. ! 15 aro engased in soclal service. 1 reari ve show. : < studies and § are in secretarial worl ¢ wearing. we sho et Only 11 are doing notliing and “stay We lead with the low price of $15 and follow it with others equally FE—— - In Fashion’s STOUT WOMEN {ing st pome attractive—$18 and $22.50. - TRAVELING GOODS SPECI ! WILL FIND HE g > 3o 's Sui Traveli Footlights i Authorized Selling Agents of, Boy Scouts’ Uni- - Women’s Suit Cases . Traveling Bags , jorms and Equipment—Boys Store, Fourth floor at $9 . at $6.95 A NEw PATENT Pancy Silk Hose 3 e i bstantial Tan Cowhide Suit- n_exceptional value—for men s E:ses a\‘;i:; d:n:‘lbleo“h])lck, r‘éng ‘l!ld women. Of genuine cow- LEATHER PUMP Which are usually hard for her R \ ’ W 5 handle .and sewed-on leather hide leather, black and tan, ~which Laird, Schober & Co. to buy in extra sizes—these Correct taste and 2 . E B | handle Toops; light tan moire boarded and cobra grains; haye smartly created after the have self embroidered and con- the best cooking ' - Ir S 1 rOC S Or - as Cr lining; pockets in top and both three and five piece styles. manner of the popular sandal— trasting black and .white clox i the best.coong e ends. 18, 20 and 22 inch sizes; Sewed-on corners, inside lock giving it 2 plain vamp and toe. ~ —¢mbroidered insteps in black results. call for'the \ also a few pieces of black pat- and claw catches; leather.lined. charming cut work around the of the popular Richelieu drop- right sugar at the =~ ‘ ‘ ent leather. 16 and 18 inch sizes. quarter, cutting it low on the stitch _effect—$350 - and $450 risht. ti ] an _l 9 7 Traveling Goods Bection, Fiftn foor. ‘ sides and adding. the Spanish pair. They have the full elastic | % une e Louis heel,\which is both grace-. -, tops which she will find not. ; ufe - . PR v . 3 ful and comiortable fo wear. ' onmly serviceable bvt comfort- g F N 5 In a selling which starts tomorrow--- To fully appreciate its beauty, able to wear. i B I FRANKLIN - however, one must try it on. v s P 4 e IO =~ New ASSortments of SIZK HOSE, in black, white 3 The vounger girl need not seek long for a $15 Pair and amatUapHIg St AN for baking. cooking becoming Easter Frock, for here in her own Favored l oiletries : Tapd Goor, s oS SeCHOR i ery Bection, First foor nd candy makiug scction are enchanting little new frocks at A : Pt 2 prices so reasonable, and special, too, that Mother MAVIS LA BOHEME FRANKLIN * could have no objections. s Extract, 50¢ . ?xi'ifl:;bfléfl. ;2-30 and $6. ; Z f 11 < 5 Toilet Water, $1. ‘oile ater, $4. = 2 In the crisp little taffeta frocks sketched, and Face Powder, 50c. Face Powder, $1.50. . Colored‘ _Plisse Crepe - Dainty. Limps for: others like them, with their dainty frillings, pleat-- - Cream of Almonds, 35c and g,chet, $1.75. 5 e 3 2 = , ings, touches of colored braid and bright ribbons, 83 AL DOR Bath' Salts, $1.25. " Makes the Most Charming Yet Serviceable | she will find all her heart desires of youthfulness . - - S and charm. Every frock in this selling distin- . . : ¥;:hr:ctw$.2t::nd‘§55° ‘Extract, SZASEL\; E UNDERGARMENTS guished by a sweet simplicity so becoming to 2 Face Powder, $1. Face Pow«ier.';z: %6 That one could ask for—easily laundered, cool to wear— girls from 8 to 16. ¢ i “I:‘n;:uén, 50c ;:lxd 75c. Talcum, 75¢. = . " .- PAJAMAS, with a ;\afl;r la csalt_ cffect ‘and kimono ° I iord §prinklgli g piesb : K\ old Cream, $1. - Tottet oods Section’ Firse foor,- - SICEVES, in apricot, pink, blue or dandel ion—$5. 2 i I &' cookics —are all t}::eofl;g.l;fibfo;rngD C:PES il will ‘ - LS : : Rt VESTS, with hemstitched shoulder straps, in colors, $2. ¥ ts. cereals-and - spring—and every girl wi SILK PETTICOATS BLOOMERS to match, also at $2.00. y vbcverag’cfiv, GOWNS, sleeveless or with ‘dainty kimono sleeves, in all the pretty shades, trimmed with colored stitching, $3.50. Muslin Underwear Section, Third ‘ficor. want one when she seés thése—very smart indeed are - Ip | i 1 . they—in bright colorful shades—some with fringe- gri:rl’e nagrt: SSJ}:‘::V:I‘)‘ flx: flé;g;(;u; el: Chickens,» edged throw scarf—some lined—for girls from 8 to' 16— " gatin and radium-——rufile trimmed DUCkS > b Priced $32.50 and $15 3 or hand scalloped, in a variety of Girls® Bection, Fourth fior. - colors—$3.75 and §5. Eggs, s ‘ and Even , - Charming New Styles in Knitted ~ Strapped Pumps - Easter Bonnets . ; v ES I EES AND Sweaters and Knitted Capes for Growing Girls 5 et vesianas . | Save 1-3 on | FOR CHILDREN -~ .+ Are among the new arr;yfags /lp in the Condy Section for " Albmithu T 0 INDE: 1 St Suiss In just the right weight for spring are these very delightful ™ Smart spring footwear for " iVer, 0 SRE % 0ris o nd cAtuminum . . . s A Io knittedg e _Pcapgs_sw Sl sli;fo ver, ‘the young:i: e%er&e,r;';lqn.— Jem eholads;“:! a“_acl:‘riti:‘ and Téa\Kelt Jos —*have the most attractive ways of trimming them- i %:i‘fi;’fflrz‘:\/‘tei B i 2 = nuts — pretty - r caps — 2 < i et ll::::tre(f :;lo:?gn‘ami’:le t:noth:;ns‘g:r:; tyrl:tst' ogo,li::inbr“hm O The model is shown in patent !;g: and n);av:ot;:t‘,lloorl:pj:m E selves this Spring. - Bl potatoes, tarts - ont czd 275 ;7 '55' ge— * leather.or tan calfskis, with the ike & nest, but tucn out to be F $ 1 65 e AMONG THESE VERY SPECIAL ONES B and cakes: : _ O : o ineSuntp e with welf basket for holding good things. Mt i © . FOR TOMORROW U Bl r While capes for very little ones are cliarming in light blue, . fo 3 4nd low heeli—sizes 24 . Aqq Chocolate Jus 72 FPure Polshed Alush | * —there ars Orgondy Yestees Sritved dits saming the collar and size, “with_bail handle’ that ‘ front. Both the Tuxedo and Peggy collars are shown. Priced wori’t get hot. 8 : ¥ . A . by : to 7. pink or white and tie at the neck with tasul-edfed strings— - Another good-looking black Easter Eggs Gal Bl Wt Tuzedo el Pegy older sister will like better the smart little full length styles, . * calfskin oxford has per- with large white brushed wool collar, edged with fringe— - forated tips nd toes, welt ;‘,‘.“-h.:':."qa‘ enedanywhers.! It is seldom you are: able” Nét Guimpes with sleéves are charmingly trimmed in_val lace and and from which she thay select most any color—$3.50 to $6.50, soles an 1’0':“1,“12.’;5 T501 - ARl Caaty Mot b tlo..x::.:'u.cl;; slin emhro'ifi_er';f-zhe Peggy collar style priced $135—the Tuxedo, $175. Iafants’ Section, Fourth Sooss Jgrealle Shoe Section, Fourth - i O S