Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1922, Page 11

5 R | - \ ¥ ~ ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, MONDAY, MY' 2é 1922. SENSSNEEENENENEENEES llllIllllIIllllllll-lllllllllllllIlllllllllllll.lllllillll “Palais Royal Special” Silk Hose, $2 Pair | { Just received another shipment. I Our Usual Store Hours— lison Baxter, commander, to repre- d. Close announces Bepartmentis ot sent the department at the memorial the following meetings for this week: Tonight, Department band rehearsdl ‘*”‘Efi;fi;’&;_"f}:,,’,’,‘,"f'g’,‘fi,‘fi;"‘,“,n_ e Just received anot hips 11;‘},,‘." ‘|,,.](._,d - s ul ashioned. ercerized tops. ack, white tn-old Naval Hospital; Tuesday “‘ghl" D;p"“’r’:'m\c’:lyczgmmggfc";‘,fim. P 9:15 AM. to 6 P.M. and colors. ~ Guaranteed. All sizes. $2.00.—Main Pettit Camp, No. 3, 1w Perpetual Hall | 7 S0 00 Fman ot the memorial The Shopping Center—11th md G Sts. Est. 1877—A. Lisner, President Floor. Thursday night. Lawton Camp, No.|iommittee, nndfnl!hl sme;‘l\llfl pro- R Hall; Friday night, gram arranged for the occasion. & Berpetusl | = Department Pregidena Mrs. Ella Egweagn Camp R Ford of the Lauiés' Auxiliary ha somic Temple. arranged for a memorial for our de: The parted heroes of the sea. From a floral launch flowers will be strewn |l upon the waters of the Potomac in, honor of those brave sallors who went | down. These services will be held next Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock | 7. Northeast Ma- I Just Arrived! Untrimmed Hats \\.’hite Italian Milans, Leghorns, White Hemps, Lacy New, Correct Sports Apparel d ]nhvx \lur])ll rell (¢l“D at the arsenal wharf, Washington usua“ smart assortment of esir . - | ik = 3 = from i mem. | Darracks,’ The dovamtuwnt baud N And 7 desirable modes and fabrics assembled | Tuscans, White Hair Hats and White Garden Hats ving in our’ greatly enlarged sports apparel department at exceedingly moderate mander McCaffrey will be present. For women and misses. and Dewey Naval Camp, Arthur H. i o will assist the subject to | l.eaguey commander, ent, to es- | ladies, ney sating | Headquarters staff and band, and service in the sev- the seven camps, with their respec- tive rs, will form for pnnd | Tue: morning, May 30. at R at Pythian Temple, 1012 9[h reet northwest, right of line facing | front of Pythian Temple, to par- pate in the usual Memorial day rade with the Veterans of the rand Army of the Republic. The officers of the National Temple prices. $3.98, $5 to $7.50 Roshanara Crepe, Fantasi, Canton Crepe, @ Silk-and-wool Eponge, Thistledew, Crepe de Chine, Ratine, in self and novelty effects; Flannel, Wool Jersey—these are some of the materials to be found and fashioned into the most delightful rose, black, etc. In large light-weight effects, fashioned of real summertime straws that any one can easily transform into a pretty dress or afternoon hat by adding a spray of flowers, of the Lineal Society met at the resi- dence of the chief advisor, Mrs. Bes sie McCaffrey, 403 12th street north t, Thursday night. Business mat rtaining to the good and in- terest of the society were discussed and will be brought up at the regu- lar monthly session to be held in June. The executive committee of Lieut. Richard J. Harden Camp, No. 2, Uni- ted Spanish War Veterans, met May Resolution for bringing about a fedcration of veterans was unani- mously adopted. Coples of the reso- lution were ordered mailed to the Grand Army of the Republic, the Veterans of Forelgn Wars, the Amer- ican Legion and other veteran bodie: h, the By a motion adopted, the executiv: nittee will suspend further meet- unless called by the chairman, & the summer months. APPEAL FROM DECISION. Commissioners Dissatisfled With Decision in Condemnation Case. The District Commissioners today noted an' appeal from the decision of Justice Bailey of the District Supreme Court dismissing th® céndemnation proceedings for the widening of Ben- ning road from 15th street northeast to Oklahoma avenue. The condemna- tion proceeding has been in the court for six years. The court sustained the motion of Attorney W. C. Sullivan for the dropping of the proceedings on the point that the dedication of land in connection _with_ the subdivision known as East Side Park did not conform to the law in that no agree- ment was shown to maintain a park- ing space under the conmtrol of the District government in addition to the land dedicated for the widening of the roadway. Assistant Corpora- tion Counsel Barsq represented the Commissioners. Hammond \gcto Astor . and Urell er, ad- and the de- ttit Camp, dur GERMAN SANDBAGS USED FOR CHILDREN width, Sports garments we have seen. Skirt Specials ‘WAISTBANDS, 26 to 32 Heavy Satin Skirts, pleated and full gathered; narrow belts, slit and patch pockets. Comfortable $6.95 ‘White Flannel Skirts, novelty pleatings, novelty pockets, novelty stitching, $7.50 Skirts of Fantasi, Blocked and Striped Satin Crepe, Wool Eponge and Canton Crepe, gored and pleated. New high shades. | bands, 26 to 32 At Waist- $8.55 Fancy pockets and buttons. Sports Coats SIZES %4 to 42 Wool Jersey Coats, Norfolk and Tuxedo effects; | patch pockets, narrow belts. At $8.95 Flannel Coats, braid-trimmed models. hunter green, navy and black. At Velveteen Coats, notch and Tuxedo collars, patch and slit pockets; silk lined. Navy and black, In_red, $1450 $29.50 Py Royal—Third Floor. flower wreath or glycerined or faucy ostrich band. Styles are large and medium sailors. pokes, drooping brims and rolled brim will prove smart and becoming to any sts Young Woman or Matron. Sports and Tailored Hats | at $1.98 to $7.50 Well selected stock of panamas, leghorns, f rough straws and fancy novelties, also fabric Sport Hats at moderate prices. New Arrival of Auto and Motorcycle Caps at 98¢ to $1.29 Made with large visor, with loops for ve ioned of Venetian satin, silk, poplin and silk checks in good colors. Flower Wreaths, Grasses, Foliages, Wheat, Heather, Etc., 39c to + * Qur flower stock is now blossoming from Spring into Summer flowers in all the most delicate shades, such as pink, white, orchid, blue, etc. moderate prices. Large Palais Royal—Second Floor. | Also many smart hats in pink, orchid, sand, I | Cute hats that fine and ils. Fash- $2.98 variety at Home-Lovers Are Urged to See These Famous De Luxe Co.- Wire Grass Rugs—at Half THFIR REGULAR VALUE Made of Wisconsin Wire Grass. We con- sider these the best rugs on the market— 10 patterns. American- * made rugs. $14.95 Rugs, Thousands of Yards of Plain and Novelty Silks at the Very Lowest Prices $1.29 to $1.49 Silks, Yard, 98¢ A miscellaneous lot of Plain and l'ancy Silks, comprising All-silk Pongee, Georgette Crepe, Crepe Chiffan, All-silk Crepe de Chine and Radium-s8riped (“mrgeue. Sports Silk, $2.29 to $3.98 Yd. $2.93 to $3.25 Values $4.49 to $5.93 Values | | | N i 4 i $1.98 to $2.69 Silk, Yd., $1.69 Excellent Taffeta Supreme, colors and black; All-silk Shirtings in wide variety; All- silk VDIIE light and dark colors; Silk Trico- lette in good colors; Fancy Taffetas in stripes and checks; Wash Satins in colors, plenty of white and pink; Good Quality Biack Satin Duchess. $1.59 to $1.89 Silks, Yd., $1.24 Spring-Summer Housecleaning? Naturally You Will Want New Mattresses Two at Remarkably Low Prices 50-Lb. High-Grade All-Layer Felt Mattress at $10.95 = - — FOLDING | The assortment comprises Splendid Qual- s T CNTDREIL A el | oxizicet, " Q7 4B | The variety is too extensive to detail. Tt | ity AlLsHE Chifion Taflets, AllAi Foulyds | Bult layer upon layer, so LT D e TG will profit you many dollars to take advan- and Fine Quality White and Natural Tan | 23 t¢ €ive the maximum o gomeatie o inothe D *'$1295 Rugs, MR Dt s <omfort. Covered with .r.m hoo at-.(!.?t tnx the tpans- | MULTIPLEX $6 45 g ongee. good quality ticking. Made ormation of German TYPEWRITER . with rolled edge. At $1095. NOW 1S THE TIME TO PREPARE FOR YOUR WEEK ENDS AND SUMMER VACATION, AND A NECESSITY TO A WOMAN'S WARDROBE IS A BATH- ING BUIT. A FABRIC PARTICULARLY ADAPTED FOR THIS PURPOSE IS OUR Sea-Lake Satin, One Yard Wide, $1.98 Yd. | This fabric has been made especially for the Palais Royal through a special process which uarantees it to give equal satisfaction in salt or fresh water—hence the name, “Sea-Lake Satin.” It is a light-weight, firm quality cotton-back satin of high luster and absolutely permanent finish. The colors herein mentioned are absolutely fast. White, black, navy, emerald and cardinal. Be sure your bathing suit is made of this splendid ‘material. One yard wide and priced at $1.98 yard. INTERCHANGEABLE TYPE Medium Roman-general letters. Italic - emphasizing. SPECIAL GOTHIC = CLEAN CUT { Large Gothic - sermons, | ectures. Any Language—Any Style —_— 50-Lb. All New Cotton Mattress $7.95 These mattresses are closely tufted and are cov- ered with dependable blue art ticking. Made with rolled edge. Splendid value at $7.95. Paiais Royal—Fourth Floor. 46x7g fee( $3 45 - $1.45 $1.75 Rugs, 27x54 inches, 7 95¢ Ry 18x36 inch 85C 5¢ Rugs, 18x36 inches, at 450 Palais Royal—Second Floor. $2.95 Rugs, 3x6 feet, Convenient Terms Free Demonstration and Literature Hammond Typewriter Corp L] |311 Colorado Bldg. 1l4th & G N.W, Main 1386 When You Think; —of Painting, Paperhang- ing and Decorating think of Taylor. £ Estimates made on request. HARRY W. TAYLOR CO. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING 2333 18th St. N.W. Tel. Col. 1077 ened for the children of widows, who are thus lef Palais Royal—Second Floor. Tuesday Is Bargain Basement Day ‘Wonderful Group of High-Grade Gorsets $4 to $6 Values $2.59 Models to fit every type of figure—in desirable styles. could not afford where were the kid For May Daysjand Warmer Coming Days Women's &Misses’ Summer Dresses The New Styles In All Sizes Irregulars of Women’s Famous Silk Hose 1,000 Pairs Thread Silk Stockings 4 Mock Fashioned Silk Hose -Made to Retail at $1 25 a Pair PHONOGRAPHS Manufacturer has several sam- ple machines on hand. Will sell below cost. Demonstration. 1319 F st. n.w, Room 801. 23+ Hundreds—and in Such Variety! anciful nan ipoh me. our hospitals entire family n when h ‘ Since coming to Cc worked in a The new shades of the many colors are unusually charming this season—and all are sun and tub proof. ping on The makers of Burson Hose rightly consider— the flour nd h: d contracted Sertbed ma to the A L A F L l N they favor the Palais Royal in sending these hose Madam Lyra ) Vo ot Pl it ere. Bon Ton Printed Voile Dresses T once tasted one and : ; Thread Silk Boots—Listle Thread Feet— May-O-Belt Dotted Swiss Dresses 4 Of course, the Will Make Glasses . fortheoming. “And next for Reading Use Elastic Garter Tops—8Y; to 10 the Sizes Palais Royal Imported Gingham Dresses o call her, ‘the C-B Corsets Colors: American Gingham Dresses 3 S 1314 G St. chflln%hcalco-CItycl-bnlu. L] Nude, gray, cordovan, white and black. It is only a question of A good plan is to consult other Of silk ‘brocade and heavy groups of Ar- ) - be here in time to secure a supply. tinople, who give m‘.‘-nb:::gof the family—and the one tgpshOP for all. Don't forget the sizes :to;’l:lor ?:;tshe]x? 1070 inone Girls’ sizes, 14 to 20; women’s, 36 to 46. A style for ev ery phase of £ ‘their lese More than looks needed. No C, O. D.’s figure or complexion. Miss and matron both can pick out half a dozen —'zre enh:nud n; rlazulllr n:'lmlng Sale Begins Tomorrow at 9:15 A.M.—Bargain Basement No Phone Orders differentidresses,eschia E:,T mo t "s,:(_";d and_f if,}; :qual: sux‘t al:’le " of your home; Paint effective Bargain Basement. sins row .m—~Bargnin Basement. insurance against daterioration, and means a higher market vaiue Sved that & " 1 want to sell. i I e e R i Vests-3 for Soc Underwear at 69c Save 61 Cents Stockings, 2 prs.,69c 36=Inch 1 % S giministering help where help is Devoe |Tovs 1o they're Worth 25c each, 85c to $1.25 values, S prpmeas Esbergtiose: Percales at c Pictures sent by Mrs. Emrich ais- |[|| L€ad &f100% pure. “Best by Low neck and sleeveless. Large sizes, | Nightgowns and Envelope Chemise, of alnsoo With long silk boots and high spliced . ‘ne extreme need for clothing. Zi test for exterior ap- 40 to 44. Ribbed vests, with tubular neck- nainsoofi longcloth and batiste, tailored ‘ heels—grays, nude, tans, cordovan and| Dots, stripes, figures. Regularly 18c fxlendbi) wg:rlng“;g" c:]r;:‘rh(?nu;, may anc phication. Brands for bands. Basement Day, 3 for 50c. —also l:c:) am‘i9 embroidery Yrimmed. “Sterling Brand” white. Basement Day, 2 pairs,” 69c. yard—2,000 yards. ind toys, to Mrs. Cabot Stevens, 316 | ||| Paints |Y°ur every need. 2 Basement Day, 69c. Bond building. H H " B - & Mirror Resilvering a Specialty. Union Suits at 49c Women’s 10 ards SpOl'tS Hose at 40=Inch . “Teddy Bear” style, . 3 c g College Glasses Fitted BeCkEI' pall'lt & “'I‘omedn slxdea} Sumns-m ur:‘ger‘zear. low Bloomel's c ¥ Women's Silk-mixed Hose, voiles at c neck and sleeveless, 1zes and . . . - ot DR.CLAUDE 5.SEMONES || Gilass Co. 22" [l gaok.and gevess b sl s 2.29 With wide i s The arion spori : Eyenght Speculut CHAS. E. HODGKIN, Mgr. Of crepe and batiste, in daihty ccalors, [ ] colors. Sizes . sement Day al F[oral and check design; wonderful col- xm ud a Sts, ”" Week End including “Blue Bird.” Full cut. l‘le' Regularly $2.90—save 61 Soc pair. 4 orings. Regularly at 49c yard.—1200 cents tomorrow., yard.—1,200 yards. ment Day, 50c. Cases $2.49 STOP ITCHING ECZEMA Gloria we will Penetrating, Antiseptic Zei 18 to 24 sizes, Silk, : Cameo . 1 . ;JO;E“::“ WIREIM ‘,;::”?“' Tle i oG | Petticoats $2.98 | Cloth Umbrellas $2.98 Ginghams 18 Socks, 3 Pairs Sodes 50c Juveniles’ Ribbed Soch, with striped cuff tops, in- smpes or plain colors. 25¢| Socks, 2 Pairs “ge-vy Ribbed Black Socks, with roll * Sizes 6 to 9%, tops. Bue-mfl)qy. “Gloria Silk” looks like pure silk and is Fitted with ivory-like Ginghams at Regular 39c quality; new plaids, checks and stripes—1,500 yards. TR R ES R R ERENRNRENEERNER RN Taffeta, messaline and silk iersey cloth, in the new colors, plain and chlngelble‘ Tailored flounces. Children’s Bloomers 2to 14 years, Zsc Also Drawers, of crepe, cambric and batiste, with hem and tucks or embroid- ery rnfle. Regularly at 25c yard. Checks and stripes in new colorings—1,500 yards. :)(:'-gl:r.ldies at 3 9c White, blue, pink, rose, tan, lavender, green, etc—2000 yards. less liable to split. bakalite trimmings. 36 Inches Wide 39c yd. Soft flu-h ror llnl’erll. utn Regular] 805 yaram Palais R I—B!!‘lll - ,mm it .- LS Jms..c*?.“‘,.ffilech'lc Co. Keep Your Home PAINTED 2nd keep ita value up. SESTIMATES mu:r. % Ferguson, & 1114 9th Bt. N. €hose N, nui':.