Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1922, Page 13

Easter Cards, Greetings, Folders, Booklets and Novelties ~—First floor. 2 Sports . Corsets o % ‘Allow.one plenty of freedom .in choice -of ~model~and * plenty of freedom as’ well in its. wearing. . The -freedom so. necessary to the outdoor S et L a2 Wondmarh & Wothur ~Open-9:15' AM. G New York—WASHINGTON-Paris Coloxléd Silk Pongees FROM CHINA Are becoming more popular every day—and especially so for making colorful frocks for little girls. Mothers have been choosing these Becoming Costumes Stout Women WILL WEAR FOR EASTER Include many distinctive versions of the silk frock—and that newest 1 vogue of Fashion, the Cape Costume. 2 Each, however, has been designed with ene idea~—to mn.h.twut women in general look less stout—and that:this ides has been carried out to per- fection you will readily appreciate when you have tried on these charm- ing new Easter fashions. . > Easter Toys, Rabbits, Chickens, Ducks and Big Easter Eggs— 1 ~HRYLAND LAGL. | W WANE g § Both Parties Canvas: F in U. S. Senatorship Raeeli France Faces Fight. * ' ¥ Special Dispatch to The Star. 4 BALTIMORE, Md.. March 28—Talk of “non-partisan” candidates at the coming and future elections has been current in labor ecircles this week, following the repeal of the full- crew railroad law by the house of delegates on Wednesday, after a change of front on the part of & num- ber of delegates. The treatment that the legislative progrem of the Baitimore Federation of Labor received at Annapolis has @eveloped 1n the Baltimore unions a @etermination to place independent Woraniithe © Woman Fufic-s 4 pretty gold, blue, tans 3 = e candiates in the field at the mext participates in sports—with green and rose shades— Supple crepes, such as Rosha Taffetas, too, take the slender ergeridaliadiiltiadty - just enoghr confining to re-- making them most attrac- ‘r:ara, ganton and '-:tr elpe de ;h'y';’ lined modes in these newer frocks. o el ko SR iy, o Pty DS : : . . ave een exquisitel embroia- - our men,” one union lead id. tain the natural’lines of heg "/ tive, trimming them with ored and d,,pgd, son)lle showing While Cape Costumes appear at St o O Tk ee ok M figure—com_es with - these apphqug wqu of _thxs same very attractive combinations of ) in he iral who are voting consistently ag corsets. designed fot sparts - pongee in contrasting colors. their smartest in heavy epiral the interests of the labering cf ~weéar—and of which _the are styles for every.type. ¢ It is also smart for sports frocks—33 inches wide and fabrics, others with long narrow pleatings for slender-giving lines. crepe, in navy blue and gray, em- broidered in contrasting shades The vote on the repeal of the fuii- crew law was the last straw.” L GIRDLES AND CORs. | X very inexpen- Georgette Crepes choose beads as : Enctite stav. Poitl Democrats to Confer. .SIERES—in pink broch sive. Yard...... 51'50 their, trimming in many instances —orahs distinctive gray, : Meanwhile both parties are can- and satin Stripi = ufloc efi CREPONGE—best qualit jet beads, cut steel and iri twill smartly combined with vassing the field with a view to 3 outils—: ) ] 9 | iri- S 4 ; " " . with supporters attached:a yard—shown here in -yu*g: descent beads—all charmingly checked twill in-two contrasting ;f.’:;g::u‘f:‘::::‘mfi:'s‘;:::;:: Comet Section, Thicd floor. . 1. . wanted sport shades from white, used. , gray shades, Democratic state leaders pian to hold right down through the best colors, to dark blue and black. & conference soon after the final ed- Journment of the legisiature mnext An in sitks s ‘week for this purpose. The desire of ; ml(n'l:mm iy the leaders is to settls the question, c‘-—i,n“pllttl shad both the and, if possibie, to avoid & primary plain and dropstitch weaves. contest. $2 yard. Among well informed membesrs of Introducing to Misses \ | s Bection, Secon foor. e Pomry V‘ses’ BOWIS Tm and the party there is a growing belief . that former Benator John Walter , and Jardinieres &mm’ 250 Smith will change what seems to have 5 been his mind up to this time, and be r : : ; Beaded Belts and =~ That Will Make Easter and Spring - =~ Of Dainty Imported China sicep cmsiaion | SPRING FROCKS a candidate again. If he so decides, it & Flowers Even Prettier Than They Are Thin China in a border and Beaded Girdles low neck, sleeveless or = appears that all other aspirants will One is inclined to the belief that nothing floral decoration. A low price bodice styles, with tailored $ 2 5 / -Ate often the only trimming Silk Frocks, $29.50 to $125 S, - Speeia! Sise Section, Thirnd Gape Costumes, $95to $250 SILK-TOPPED Combination Suits s amone v nev i | New Versions in underwear. rarty harmony may be able to do. ‘Whild the name of Gov. Ritchie has been mentioned recently more than step aside and give the former semator can make flowers prettier, but artistic for cups and sducers of this close fitting knee—regular touch on smart frocks this that of any other possible candidate. & free fleld. 1If he does not go in, receptacles have the power of adding quality. sizes, $2; extra sizes, $2.25. there will probably be a fight, despite all that the leaders and promoters of much to their display in the home. Citm Seclive, Fifth Soor. The display this year is one of variedness A season—and especially are S : g = the open talk is that the governor' JERSEY RIBBED LISLE Taffeta and its bouffant fullness is one d¥ the e B anl baeaty, 1A RINY ot e . has suid that he will not go into 1 INATION SUITS, smartest spring fashions for youth—and not a D 3 ith - fight aguinst former Senator Smith. low neck and sleeveless— without good reason. Slim ~here, bouffant mt-!elf\mn? eVa\?th‘ dJE:itEEcng: ?l::t}?:lspf:i)?hei::e e';‘;efia‘:n‘:::sfi::: x:,a‘de CIDM Bflkets :’:ve:';’; s :\l:;th c:ioie fitting or s}:ell . thgre. 3 drape, a\dash of c;:lor—: pretty slti.a"pp. : chone, which e ot ~ fitetime htudy of ceFainic art: Ve 55 : e b e i B mmed knee; regular sizes, frills and tucks—ant you have the most alluring strands of jet to fall beneath being produced many shapes, many col- 956 Tréasurer John M. Dennis, who has $1.75; extra sizes, $2. of taffeta frocks. . - them—also a similar style car- ors, many designs and many finishes en- been playing very close with the SWISS . RIBBED COT- Then there are soft lovely crepes, some beauti- ritdiont i et Btbel, tirel un'yue ing![l\merican tte 5 A CPRS Erpi DA S ey e S TON VESTS, low neck fully embroidered, others handsomely beaded NOVELTY BELTS AND GIR- A yiun sires Sl A A Very Special Price subernatorial chair. sleeveles badi ck, ully embroidered, others handsomely beaded— DLES ecombine jet beads with LUSTRE POTTERY in the‘;nn:t delicately _ h Possibility of Battle. 1 s or bodice styles— wide low sashes—or narrow pelts, slim lines, white—also cire ribbon girdles shaped long-neck vases, slender. tapéring An imported clothes basket, SLNGAR" the Siaiuts MkGEiAE®. BE sizes 36 to 44, 25c each. smart new sleeves and a variations of necklines. with long ends of colored beads. vases, large low vases, origina! handled bas- £ ful 1 : SWISS RIBBED LISLE e nf kets and low, flat flower bowls. Colors are i) ull_ t1'l;:aum'l bleached wil- souiming riadifates for hhom = VESTS, bodice or low neck All these go to make this collection very smart and at- BONE RING GIRDLES fast- 1ohqe|y -m=1 i ."’“-'.,’e ul-l-lt:dr—cz::g:o:s:é S a::!f, :1 rle:‘uiglr:’:d lghomT ::;‘.e n::? BEvshece ;z.c:m‘z i style regular sises, S0c; ex- | Sactive—and prove, too, that & fasblonable frock does. | s ¥ shown i poputar ool - e T Srmided top edge, || it e moment o e i not necessarily mean an expensive one. - = E icians’ point of view. Some of th SRR Misses® Bection, l"oir{h foor. e o8 Lustre Flower Dishes Basket Bection, Fifth door. tbeu‘eu hat :hg';;erno: “wits the Knit Underwear Section, Third floor. Trimming Section, First fioor. $1.75 to $3.95 POTTERY FLOWER VASES in a range of sizes for long and short stem flowers, fullsome bouquets or a single bloom. There is mat green, donatello, dogwood, crackle or mottled lustre pottery Colotful Sports Hats of the Moment s mmr st o L - Vases, 50c to $12.50; Very Strong Showing. at 5, 57.50, %10, *12.50 . B prestige he has gained since being in office, might advantageously chal- lenge combat. Assuming that Senator Smith will be the @emocratic candidate, the re- publicans are discussing the advisa- bility of nominating a conservative who would command the support of those democrats opposed to the dras- tic enforcement bill of the Anti-saloon League, which was killed in the leg- islature this week, but which is said to have had the backing of Senator JARDINIERES for your potted plants, indoors or on the porch; a xuisable effect for a’;:y c:l:l:tr scheme. Ivory-finished ones, 38c to Chie, sportive, .brilliantly colored { i o $135; Mat Green, 30c to $125; Mostique, an Indian effect with gray and infinite variety—best describes And we find them here in varied com- g{;;)e background and bright geometrical effects glazed on, to E::h. ::, '.m: ":; m: fiel, the . . = . i ! feve that 1t i ne et eollatiom nt e nbtts hata binations of straw and felt; colored A Particularly Good Value in a Brown and Handled Ice Tea SvABSME siaf in (hd #tate who mias- : i i = to all the requirements and ; ived. Sketch it leghorns, or in the naturat light tan _Ivory 8-Inch Jardiniere at $§ ures up o all m a JusE amared Scichcs art Syke shade with a bit of color in bands or ~ Fettery Section. Firth foer. - Glasses & Sherbets ot Absitoky ot Weshington county. It wiil not be an easy matter to in- duce the Attarney General to accept the nomination. He has consistently of the smart little upturned shapes that have captivated the hearts of youth. binding—felt hats add the dash of a ,quill or twa—and there is, tod, that Serving Standing Special, 30c i 3 : tused llow ht to by d S T newest. of the new .in:sports. hats, Trays, *1.95 Frames, 95¢ $3.25 Dozen - commaction. with fhi sssatotibi COLOR IS THE PREDOMINAT- the “SHIFTER”—with its unique HioErar whit the tmb wesihis S - 2 : = TS A SPECIAL VALUE USUAL PRICE - _ Fine thin glass with beautiful sction, the Jeaders may bring Such ING NOTE— bl d 4 ues, reds, cactus little paper clip trimming. L foral You'l pressure to bear that he will be un- bright yell ; . These have frame finished in Attractive frames with fancy | . Jord cut pattern. You'll want able to resist. If some other than he green, bright yellows, grays, tans, Noter tooithe exth circassian walnut, with an{ | top and cardboard easel and | thése especially for summer S violet and orchid shadep—canna and ote, usive models for m,l‘a;g n:fle;; ::Igfir glé:: ;' ‘flI:; :‘{:: fi::x:d v‘:;;h hr’ilngs :: n‘.:: serving. The price is indeed Fanted as the gubernatorial standard 3 ;i earer. burnt orange—all arefavorites of sports wear—$15 and $18.50, e 6" pafchasty they may be hung on the| fow. 2 3 | ¢ should be made at once. 5x8; 8x9 and 8x10. 4 Glasswire Sectiod, Fifth fisor. Semator France's Peosition. | the sports mode. - In the Millivery Salon, Third floor. et Al o iR i L O That, but for his stand on the four- | it ; d 2 Bection, Fifth Hesr. wer treaty, Senator France coumld ve had the nomination without ep- position is the opinion of the best- posted men in the party. Now, how- ever, if he wants the nomination che will h&ve to make a strong fight for it in the primaries, &s practically &Il the leading men of the party been solidly behind the administpa- tion for the ratification of the z and make no secret of the fact that an opposition candidate will be put into the field. g Another possible candidate, whese name has been brought prominently to the fore this week, especially since the unofficial announcement that Rep- resentative John Philip Hill wopld not_seek the nomination, is Brainard H. Warner of Montgomery county. Former Governor Goldeborough has also been mentioned as a likely can- didate in the event that Armstrah refuses to run. s B € Quaint Applique, - Bedspreads Are among the newer arrivals in the Art Needlework Section They are uncommonly attrac- tive, with a large basket design filled with colored flowers of all sorts, to be done in applique, of course—and stamped un- bleached muslin, $4.50. Another is a dainty butterfly and colored flower design thdt. shows up beautifully in the model on dis- play—this, toc, is on the un- - blu.vfbed muslin and is priced Virclor FORCIH SHHADES Color-Trimmed Netkwear “Smacks” of Springtime Freshness Crisp White Organdy Guimpes, with their roll collars and frilly fronts, smartly trimmed witk hemstitched bands of colored organdy, in shades of orchid, tan, blite oé' ;lsame——tiny tucks and buttons add a chic touch, too— Wisteria, blue, tan or white, each is equally Smart in other lovely guimpes of organdy with a dainty hem- stitched jabot, tucked' roll coliar and buttén trim- mings, $3. WHITE FINDS MUCH FAVOR, TOO—asd it is in white that one finds linen vestings with insertions of real Irish lace, $750 yard—. bandings to match, $830 yard. : " REAL. FILET LACE EDGES AND INSER: TIONS trim another smart white linen vest- ing, $6 yard—the banding at :&” i WHILE WHITE HANDKERCHIEF LINEN 2 IS EDGED WITH VAL LACE, and there is * a pretty insertion to. match—the vesting, $§3.78 yard—the banding, $150. Awnings, Slip-Covers, Window Shades, Reupholstering - Furniture . Place Your Qrders Now and beAReady " Our Upholstery and Manufacturing Shops will send an ex- perienced répresentative to take measurements, furnish sketches or any othér information. PHONE MAIN 5300. . ; AWNINGS—ohn Boylew Awning Muwcas—tre sest— V g@Or Porch Shades ' || omm | and plenty of them here; many colors and designs. - g - = - SLIP-COVERS-—Many have already placed thieir ordérs for gy v Tt @urin; T o o ‘E" these neeessary (urnilu¥e pmteceors.y ‘e can make them of A” Lowe' Pfiwa m Sémn g«‘:}mfifi??l:k :fty.m:.l.::;g i ] stunning flew cretontes, real Belgian linens, cotton damasks youp'l] be glad to leatn that these good Vidot Shades }:nfs“l'.’l,‘,f feh DEOI M c'";" o woretoun s £ are offered at & low price this spring—but no matter . WINDOW SHADEB_Creamy-tinted, medium and dark ([ opo4 4p price, thére is no shade that can possibly - " ( s s E L —_— S You Need Not Have a Cald if you will take Lazative BROMO QUINENE Tabiets when you feel the first s -Advertisement. ¥ —_— H .51 For lattice work and outline in black, there is a charming tinted spread, in varied colors. $4. Cretonne-trimmed Spreads are mighty attractive, too, some with bolsters attached at $13.50 —and others in lovely color combinations with separate « ?l::;c.':mg Dofees & ME M Tant window shades or double-facéd ones for rooms which have strong light. Importéd Helland eloths and cambrics. . ©qual the Vudor. REUPHOLSTERING FURNITURE—A very interesting Vudor Shadés Ventilate ’ Art Needlework Section, Second floor. ? { Neckwear Section, First fioor. variety of tapestries, velours, damasks and brocaded weaves; Vudérs have a ventilatsr woven in at the top and this . - Cft:l:ty gli{ld ear sec st foor. any color you like; best 'wo‘rkmans‘llp. > vent;l-mg, dllm tf"fi, i wi ‘;utn, freely hgd,: “nfd:h'. vl Outam it meszs s, . neath the ceiling of the po while the rémainder of the i i e e+ Arocheted Rugs We Also Make to Order Shade beng elosely WaveD protects oné from the rays o o o, Can be made from these .- Purity Rags And you have no idea, until you' try, how eéasy they are to make, and how attractively you can combine two or three célors. to match _whatever célor scheme you may have in your , mind for the spring and sum- mer cottage—Purity Rags 'comeé in a great variety of pretty shades. Priced 40c skein. Another way of making good- lcoking and long-wearing little rugs is, with the colored Lud- low Twine—we also have large assortment of this. Free in- structions given in making when material is purchased here. 4c -Castom Coach Creations Wt Now at the Washington Auto Show and at Our New Showroons This Week Whelan Motor Car Co. - n_n_é.inéeuedm,. 3 JUST IN FROM ENGLAND— Derby Ribbed Spotts Hose for : omen---$2.50 Pair { These are much in demand, not only because of their style smartfiéss and vogue—but because they are of just the right weight; a light silk-fiished stocking that is ful fashioned but has no seam in the foot: Shown.in putty, light gray, tan and brown shades. - - Orchid and Tile Blue—two new shades in silk and lisle- mixed hoge for sports, $2.50 pair, o Wemen's Hostery Bection, Pirit fbor. 3 » it ed slfhanging fixtures you ean i . { g;‘nihrlfapth ifi:n upon staples pr:fl’;:’ly driven % » . ; . th{lde:ml‘nfi:uh vre,“%:‘mmn?‘ no Lo?ni;‘ n‘: * All-Metal: Window: Screens : ;fiwsh& Schew-driver—just hang them. o The Spring Stock Has Artlyed. = AtrabvePeemaniotColas = L L Cacihd s o Lecput 0t Jbta Mgt oendto Bk Lt s ade 0 the oun, ot Sash OF from . M IERSHEID e b eieiitha * . Thes “fi?m: in- a8 0»‘.3%%%9&%&%:’1‘& e Scree odi%, Porch Screens, desigh and mike Drapér of the sun. ufi'%fl%‘&“flm hes or ?fi'flmmemm o EFEFE R