Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1922, Page 20

1922. ;20 : : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH, 31, ARE-SIAMESE “TWINS ‘ONE OR TWO? l - Washington—New York—Paris STORE NEWS for Saturday, April 1st, 1922 = S < P T B When 2 Girl's Thoughts Turn to Easter Clothes COURT MUST DECIDE IN FIXING WILL By the Assaciated Press | of the world= If they were two CHICAGO, March 31,—The death | distinct personalities, Rosa being the mother and Josefa the aunt. only Rosa's. half of the estate would go to the lad, while Josefa's closest _ relatives, ‘including - her oighty-five-year-old father and four brothers, wouid be entitled to her half. - of Rosa and Josefa Blazek, the “Siamese twins,” has left the Cook eounty probate court With a legal problem which apparently 'is un- precedented. In determining the disposition of the one-hundred- - thousand-dollar estate of the twins LT ‘ .. The joy of living is often expressed in clothes— ‘temperament,” they call it—and in no instance more than the apparel of little folks. This Spring finds us \ - s . better-than-ever prepared to supply their demands, and at the same time make easy buying for mother. Here are just a’ few—many more equally desirable: Girls’ White Organdie Physicigns say there are physio- logical facts to support each con- ‘tentlon, and attorneys agree that a legal opinlon must be based upon « scientific analysis of the bodles. So far a post mortem has been the court must decide if eleven- year-old Franz is the son of one or of both of,the twins. A scientific’, controversy, which * began even before the death of the * sisters early vesterday, has re- solved itself into the question: “Were Rosa and Jose(s Blazek one i individual personahty or did they onposed by the brother; Frank Bla- 20k, who is in this glty. ;It was he who prevented an operation before degth, which physicians urged as the only possible means of saving one of the sisters. — constitute Separate entities? A traflic control system has been If they were one personality the | produced which is operated by clock- | il i fortune, | work mechanisni.. The stop or go . ted by the | sign is changed mechanically at regu- [ ahibition tours | jar intervals. LANSBURGH & BROTHER MEN'S SHOP-NEWS years. (One style sketched.) Other White Frocks, $2.95 to $13.50 Gitls’ Tweed Top Coats . Sizes 6 to 10 years at $7.95. s Sizes 8 to 14 years, $10.50 . Are natty'in syyle and just what “we girls” are wear- ing with eclat. Those we have selected for your choos- ing are many and varied, and reindeer and blue are the fashionable colors. Patch pockets, belts and semi-lined. Other Spring Coats up to $29.50 Gitls’ Silk Frocks Special, $7.50 Are what every girl wants, so why shouldn’t girls of 8 to 14 years be right up to the Easter mode with a silk | dress tastefully.embroidered in wool and silk? It’s a fact, Men: Good Shirts Brown, navy and copen are the fashionable colors, and the price— unexpectedly low. (See sketch.) Other styles, colors and grades to $19.50 The Supreme Ev ent of the Season Because we have taken advantage of several opportunities to purchase large groups df smart trimmed hats from leading milliners of New York, we can offer them to you at extreme price concessions. Seems like there might be a mistake in the aboveiassertion, but we have the goods for proof.. “gomte in tomorrow and see this assort- Fourth Figor—Lansburgh & Brother Exfraordinary‘ Scoresof Smart — ment of good quality striped and fancy Madras shirts, also plain colored cotton Pongee shirts, then youw’ll realize why we say GOOD. NEW SHIRTS, they are, with the Lans- Values at New Styles Most Prudent Mothers burgh & Brother label, a guarantee for color Hair Hats Dress Hats P rCfCI' - L . & B Shoes and service. Neckbands 14 to 19. The Milan Hats Sports Hats ¢ . g - : pongee shirts have collars attached. Ribbon Hats Large Hats | for Their Children--- Choice of many patterns—at 95¢c. Silk-and-Straw Hats Small Hats ! First of afl'they are good shoes, which means they : are made scientifically, in a way.that supports and Fancy Straw Hats Street Hats guides the growing foot in a natural. correct way. Then, Haircloth Hats Transparent Hats they are designed by experts who have spent years in Two Rousing Athletic Underwear Specials Full Cut-- Athletic Shirts Union Suits and Drawers 79¢ 53¢ Per garment' Get the idea, FULL Extra full cut, and CUT. Then, add fine : cdrefully finished. nainsook and good work- Extra fine 72 and 8o manship. That gives you count nainsook. an idea of what to ex- Shirts in sizes 34 tol 46. pect. How many? Drawers, 30 to 44. Direct Street Entrance to Men's Shop—off Seventh Whenever You're Ready for the Easter Hat---We Have It! ‘The Avenue at $2.85 —all arc here in the smart- cest and newest Spring styles. Many are copies of highest priced models. You get STYLE, fine mate- rials and splendid work- manship—for only $5.00. 55 Taffeta, straw and Can- ton crepe are used in de- lightful cothbinations. Hair cloth and hair braid hats found in exclusive offer- ings are featured. Trim- mings are new and varied. $5 All colors and black are included in this immense collection of extraordinary values Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Hundreds of “Bewifching Easter Hats for Girls and Misses ‘An immense assortment of the very newest styles and colors, including wide-brimmed sailors, pokes and mushroom shapes, trimmed with tailored bands and long streamers. Milans, Leghorns, Milan Hemps, Split and Nov- elty Braids. Styles suitable for girls of 12 and up. Every hat a rare value, Choose at— the study of children’s feet. They ar¢ made of best selected leathers which assures excellent service. Best of all, they are moderatcly priced. . Here are three of the newest shoes now ready— Welt. Pamp: Broad toe, comfortable Patent leather or brown calf, welt soles. and serviceable. Sizes 875 to 11—$3.50. Sizes 1114 to 2—$4.25. - Sizes 2V4 to 7—$5.50. =% “School Days”—another broad foot-form. model, with serviceable welt soles. Brown elk skin. Sizes 6 to 8—$2.65. “Sizes 814 to 11—$2.95. Sizes 1114 to 2—$3.45. “Mary Jane” Dress Pumps D e lightiul, simple and appealing, known as the Mary Jane. Pat- ent leather only. . Sizes 2 to 5—$2.00. Sizes 574 to 8—$2.50. Sizes 874 to 11—$3.25. Sizes 11%4 to 2—$4.25. Sizes 2% to 7—$5.50. | Children’s IHOISi'erif for ... Easter Wear And mother will pay little for good grades and new styles if she takes advantage of tomorrow’s offerings, rcprcscnting our new, fresl|, complete stocks. At 39 —Fine Ribbed C Mercerized Stockings, in tan, white and black. Sizes 5 to 10. Three- quarter Socks, in 'rink. sky, white, black - and romper blue, camary and tan. Sizes to At 25C Ribed Sor: © iery, in tan, white and black. At 35c—J pairs for . $1.00—Boys' Black Ribbed Stockings in sizes 8 to 11¥%. This is an exceptional value, for the stockings are extra serv- iceable and a good, fast * hlack. It will pay you to buy tha_n in quantities. Sizes 5 to 10, and a value Ext Children” p . % that will pay you to regard, & ehs Offers. you the best selection of the smarfest buging slenty. while @he Silk-mixed Socks looking hats you've seen in a long, lang time at such-a price. - Fine, soft, light-weight felts in the popu- lar shapes, and the wanted grays and browns. - Yes; we have your sizel Men’s Hat Shop—Just Inside the Door Off Seventh 'S $1.45, $1.95, $2.45, $2.95 and up to $7.50 Smart Easter Hats for the tots of 2 up to girls of 10, are on sale in Children’s Shop--Fourth Floor. Py yRromer [ T S price is effective. At 29 —Children’s . 'C Socks. Im- mense range of styles, in all wanted sizes. Plain or fancy” fops ‘on white socks,” as well as colored socks in many styles.c ~- -~ oo Beautiful colors in many . styles, priced accerding to size. Sizes 45 to 6 at 28c. Sizes 6% to 8 at 85c. Sizes 8% to 975 at $1.00, . First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother _e .f-xe:wuuu.zfiiim_b:w R S e ersara s ves et Frocks at $4.95 ' - For Confirmation, and so dainty fad fair that after that occasion they will serve for May processions, com- mencements, and perhaps you will be chosen as a flower p girl at somebody’s wedding, then out comes the pretty white frock again. Daintily trimmed with fine lace and f embroidery and a wide white satin sash? sizes 6 to 14 »