Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1922, Page 9

Rizik Brothers 2 TWELVE-THIRTEEN I3 e A o : Important Reductions ; Choice 1‘ '___S p Ort B OX C 0 ats ] 5 Raduced to, : W Il&.%l:’;:.d‘.:: er ul:nt'?:hl-mt.o esia/by Touty D BU 9_TW ee d S u i t S $ 2 2 50 ot n‘_l;h—lnno:ln%r:ex;:h‘ ot Al AR By Yo 22—Cool Summer Dresses These Garments Sold Up to $42.50 At $22.50 They Are Exceptional Values More Bargains From Our Closing Out Sale of Finest Homefurnishings ] We must vacate this entire building—that's the whole story of the remarkably attractive reductions which are rapidly deplet- ing stocks on our three floors. {] Furniture for every room features the sale (both suites and odd pieces), also Lamps, Mirrors, Decorative Accessories, Lflccfl- anc)‘lel flfld Wau pflpefl economies avarlable. Fine Furniture, Drageries, Wall Papers. Mirrors, Etc., Etc. § e 1109 F Street e 3 TheHomolQ-dw Kayser Silk Colors Hosiery $2.95 | Friday We Will Hold a Spectal Sale of Midsummer Hats at %5 With May 30th Outing in mind, we have assembled a very appropriate and very beautiful collection of hats to feature at five dollars. White hats in satin, taffeta, milan and hemp. Silk georgette crepe hats, in orchid, sand and navy. Sport hats in felt, sport silk and embroidered taffeta. These are large, medium and small shapes effectively trimmed and mdxvldually styled for street or dress wear. All-Wool Shetl d -W ool ana ' New Tub Skirts Sweaters. Special by Friday $5.98 $5 Advance tuxedo models, °'Ann:.x<:."l‘1§=:;(nzflfl:n[ finished with brushed wool 1f collars. Choice of ratine white tub skir blacl vhnn. uw. plnk. finished with belt, pock: and beautiful pearl bul honeydew, orchid, yerlwlnkx. Sll tons. Walst measures to 3 to 4 937-939 F St N. No Branch' Stores 40; all lengths. Bathing Suits Lovely New F zber Coat Sweaters Special $5 The ttthinx beach opens g gy $8.50 ing speclal we will ; on sale approved For summer wear, one-plece model bathing 0 ~wool jer- Eor. :bnlntdy tast dye. ‘Black, navy, brown {n com- bination art sweater is a ne- Gessity. Thess are beauti- fully mn::l -nd’ o:‘:'“ fit- ng mot 8. » NAVY with ‘harmoniz- and buqu- are the leaders. ing colors. All sizes. Beautiful Summer Blouses, $1. 95 Fully worth $4 and $5 are these daint blouses. White, ‘flesh; pmk crepe de chines, natural color silk pongee and'a very lovely collection of white voile tuxedo model blouses trimmed with filet and val lace, fine pearl bumn! and touches of hand drawn work. Sizes 34 to 46 RICHARD W. H \DERSON 1109 F St. oot thiriy of the Washingron e | KBS, Sthering of “relutives and [ ] L ] ° ¢ and Mrs. Charles S. Robb at their|and lilies of th The groo: e lr n home in Edgemo sister, the brid only attendant, — charming gown of bisque ! We quote a few of the bargains. just to open your eyes to the substantial Ongma’ Price T)cl(ets as well as Green Sale Tags on all goods . "Crow Flori C park el Ty ST Senti T SR MARTIN WOLF 32 0eree I D ENDER N Ve "B wit Taturn i the early fail. ——*Mm"_‘ ° Va. She will return in the early fall. PRESCRIPTIONS 2 the Washington branch of the Amer. e l_. x fcan committee for Russian rellef; | 3 1Silk Hogier: Mrs. Minnigerode Aundre 3 * * lack, White Alexandra Anderson, M; ‘ m wv HMAVE TERX al [OD: Special— euny your May 30th mp i DR SMITH DIHNEII GUEST. Gathering Complimentary to Re- tiring Y. M. C. A. Man. inatp Town Officers, The board nl.'nunuar-or thwul A maas moeeting of voters of tho Co'n of Nnnh lcu:h. will be heold a8 & reception snd dence to Bihe Shastien Awosstion t Pythien T Co- 2" 11 n g8t 048 Macomp streat, Cle Romor ot By ““'3’..5“:"&?:‘.:.‘. i ) tring pr nmd-n: of the orunlm on. . Ronald Lyman of Boston. who uma LR VOT ERS’ HASS IEETIIG. North Beschr Residents to Nom- igh state some !lna at the Bhore- |3 ed to property ow 1 . &% Iu!ornuu st luncheon | ashin fion . A"’ & brising the 50 or mife of the O ner i vhe Twelva -Tan F 56 xt m register in adv: O Tohe h" . His 1 and last registration Srs. N, 4 . M, C. 27, at the town of North Mise mnhll Van Dyke Jabe, enter- | Yic el Beach. It Is pointed out that those fl :yl:(hmglrn"-zmmnm; sbeskers dwelt. Aside from the mem- ;:ho dol not register cannot vote in the ) ““"’ pkinson of Philadelphia, | bers of the board, many warm friends | June election. of the retiring president were at t Presenting a Mrs.’ John F. Wilkins hava | dinne; The " program included ) near Rockyille, Md, Cooper, und 2 onse by Dr. Smlth orwood H Communit: singing Wi Mme. Cllylnu:lr was_hos! e R et uois e UPON SALE Hl ‘“ slasea e 2 e avenue -nauo;;:; umr mm’;‘ ‘;w Tona® sb? Ll WAll')ll:l:l Knowles *ReneAenEneNENIAEL EtIeb.Cher'onilu“ea Collection of . luncheon yeste; the Shorelum given by Gecrn Thnmplon and s solo by Fred M. East. Grace was . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY the capitsl during —————————————— tol 1 visit of some length with Mrs. Jacob Underhill of for ntral Committee for}Stoddard will be at her own home, 2019 N street, after June 1 'nin B Russian embassy, 112 Mrs. Ell .‘,.u. N Lits annonncos Pretty colors, sizs 37x84 at Reports of the e ¢ her ‘danghter,|{ above opecial price, with thi o ipecial sp lkl'l(“wlll be | Aradine Lutz, lo Mr. John I\Vehn?; coupon. ntacuzene. Weekly meet- ormer! 3 ings will be continued throughout the 3 1a8e will ale Wool Fiber summer eaoh Friday morning, and |piace June 27 in Washington and the | 1 Fi Rugs those interested in the work Young couple will make their home in vited to attend. lebuuh. Pa. ¢ 6x9-ft. in_an s lo 1U- .,=' e assortment of at. ¢ tractive co lors; speclal with cou~ ——— ) pon only. * UPHOLSTERY, NOVELTY AND SUPPLY STORE 623 7th 5t. N e *F. & G Sta. ; Southern Boclety of Washington Mr. and Mrs. W. Ross Gravener has {ssued cards for a meeting Mon- | left Washington Tuesday for New York, day evening at 8 o'clock, at the City | where they will spend the week. Club, when former United States Min. SRR o William H. Saunders is|Mrs. Willlam E. Garner of this city, and Mr. Wil- [to Mr. Bernard Edward Shlesinger of Hyattsville, Md., whicb was per- SUMMER TIME Fashioned for, Town, Countryside, Seashore, Sport or Dress Occasions Unusual Interpretations in formed in St. Dominic’s Church by Crepe Roma Romaine Crepe An 1 1t ical ] lock o 183t ovening In the. studis of “Miss | Rwenisy moming May 5. before % ‘“““““““*“w‘z Silk Laces Silk Shantungs . b £ = UMBRELLAS Printed Crefe de Chine Striged Tub Silk wore an exquisite SN sown of bige a‘;lk’crnieemm;ln‘: with and Re-Covered Canton Crepe Roshanara Crepe olor, and wore 4 sk . 4 ey o e Ao O ust of lavandss orchids ...Tcéhu'fr:nm R or e, Céutx Imgorted Dotted Swiss Imforted Ginghams very reasonable. F'RENCH UMBRELLA SHOP o16a hels. hause: Sn R mivoet e D b dEe 718 Lath St. N.W, Specially priced at $13.50 up to $59.50 f gone to New York for a brief stay llllt uf lhe valley. The bridegroom’s before going to their home at Lenox | best man was the eldest brother of for the season. the bris Tmmediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Shlesinger left for New Phone M. 7676 Storage We are prepared to vacuum clean and store your, draperies and rugs for the coming season. Reasonable JAMES B. l‘lENDEgSON IIOO York. Upon_ their return they will 8| At the Franco-American ball at the | Feside at 33 Johnson avenue, Hyatts- (1) | New Willard Hotel this evening, there ville, Md. will be on the recelving line with Mrs. Harry Lee Rust, chairman of the ball.| A vielin recital will be given in Mme. Dumont, Mme. Heilmarm. Mrs. | the Willard room at the New Willard WL | Amos Fries, A1 Hotel at 8:15 o'clock Monday evening, 08 | Lejeune. Mrs. J. | May 29, by Jules Falk, for the benefit W | Mrs, Alfred s of the Sunshine Home for Women, on UL | field. “Mrs. Howard Southerland and |John Marshall place and C street. Comtesse D'Audiffret. > = A charming intermesso of a few . . E. 3 V. Pugh of New minutes in the middle of the ball will | Tork, who ¢ S pstsing theipvackiln alvert and Mr.| 00 Park Hotel. All Spring e French buffet, Mme. Dumont. Mra. Amos Fries. Mme. Helimann and | M5 K, Henasora Mr. & Tuysts, Mr. Mrs. Warren Akers will preside. ; o i W Dr. and Mrs. John van Schaick. Jjr. - nave closed their house on Maseacia: | Tork and are staying at the burling setts avenue and gone to their sum. They are $118 Mahogany Carved $34 Windsor $195 Ephol- | mer home, the Sedges, Seabright, N. J. | 4KInE & slghtseeing tour of America ~ o Pineapple Post Rockers ........ $23.00 stered Sofa.... $110.00 Dr. and Mrs. Charies Eawin How-| WIFE GETS INJUNCTION. ST““ . S ce the the! . B ccomna §7400 | 55 Windsor $61 Day Beds, $48.00 Jh St SRS RS R BT | s Hooning mas sepea an ; 8-piece A £ vi erbert Brow uesday Betroom Sore. $502.50 | ChrE oooo- $2000 | MO0 B 11050 Y| nmomat Gracedt g Shurch B | Cobn o pravent her Bushen. Sl 5 SONE s e [ any) Deski LT, timore. " The Rev. Dr. Mills ofclate s - ), & conduct of her boardi hou at 248 $109 Uphol- o $724 B"?X & BG:ly $38 Nest of Tables, T e e e foo heie 3 strset nn]r‘th;::u- ’:fm Conen is stered Chair..... $78.00 | ;g:‘figg:i{e 'P‘“s"“s‘od mahogany ...... $28.00 honeymoon trip, will make their home Efie“‘goi‘:}i ‘.h.“‘n\f,"b&av‘:?:."r‘flx;?&g < v Suite. ... 4 $66 Toe usiness by his condu $138.75 Mahng t; )y Gateleg Tables, The exhibition and sale of Russian any Desk ... ... $97.00 $24.50 Martha Wash- mahogany ...... §39.00 handwork and tea cosy dolls. which : now being held at the Art Center, $44 Mahogany ington Mahogany Sew- $51 Mahogany 1’m":enn'.c:;xcuz svenue. under” the - v % Tea Wagon..... $33.00 ing Table...... . $17.00 Desk veevenn.... $39.00 e oy on locy UL SO T e ey Becduse we give our customers best work, prices, promptmess, mo unkept 1109-1111 G St. N.W. ‘homas Mulvey, undersecretary t the La Fay- Open 8:45 A.M. promises. Cold storage on furs free if work amounts ) to over ten dollars. A Sofree Francaise will be givan to- |, MAIR TONIC AND S0ALP TOOD will grow morrow evening at Western High | °p 'fi;.""‘{; B School by the puplle, at 8 o'clock, when flmfl OREAX to be free from b‘ll’t the program _will | “Une Afiaire Complig Thres: Mustkoteorn od _trom | ks ree (ustkef arran 'rom the book by & committes, end which At Drus and Dept. Sroves. :fl’l'l“lnclud. a minuet in court cos- th and Superior Quality With a The talk in behalf of the Russian Relief Fund, which Mme. de Melssner will give at the hington Club to- morrow at 4:45 o'clock will be un- der two headings: First, psychic phe. nomena in the light of biblical teach- ing: and, second, some personal ex- periences' in psychic matte The patronesses for this occasion are Mrs. Robert Lansing, chairman of ister to Denmark. Mr. Maurice Fran-| A wedding of particular interest of cis Egan, wil] give a short address, | this month, and beautiful in its sim- which will be followed by a program | plicity, was that of Miss Frences of music., Dancing will begin st 10{lsabelle Garner, daughter of Me. and T, dolph_Coyle. Mrs. Viotor Cushm BY OUR Dunlop, ir.; Mre. T SFROIAL ¥ “orville Tovan Mrs. Duncan U.|(llPRIGES OX MDIHI. Fletcher, Mrs. B Graham, MONTE. Mrs. George U. Morris, Miss Valerie D. D. V. Stuart, ir., FURRIER @ ‘and Mme. de Wollant. 1215 G St. N.W. Mrs. Florence son Stoddard will return this w to Washing- R. HARRIS & COMPANY I R. HARRIS & COMPANY A Diamond i ' Before and After After you buy a diamond you are most careful to guard it, to see that | your valued possession is secured against loss or injury.or theft. | 1 200 SILK DRESSES Worth Up to $55.00," reduced to— Surely the same measure of care should be given before you buy a dia- mond to see that you get full diamond_ value, point for point and carat for carat. 5 dinner and sports wear—in avory vlnud “color and combination. Canton Crepe Dresses, Cre%e Ch!ns Dresses, Roshanara Crej Dresses. Lace Combinations. ‘Women's and Misses’ styles in sizes 16 to 44. ‘Entirely New Corduroy SPORT SUITS $15.00 The skirt is of white cor- duroy with colored sleeve- less jacket. Making a _gtt suit of wnusual snap. of “various color combmhons. You’ll Need a -SWEATER For the 30th of May ‘We are showing a com- plete assortment of styles, cohr- and FIBER SILK 81 vu and Tuxedo $6.50, $10.50, $12.98 WOOI.. SWEATER and alipover nodoll: -n ‘wanted colors and combinations. $5.98 ‘This Store Has Been Hcadquarters For Gpod Diamonds for More Than Half a Cm!ury | R HASBI}IS@ co. P w&“_ . COMPANY. - R. HARRIS & COMPANY Are You Ready for the Holiday With May 30th only a few days off it behoqves you to act quickly 1{ you would be ready. These specials are 'way below regular prices, and will cause sensational selling in every de- partment. Be here at store opening to morrow morning to take advantage of the big savings. Introducing to Washington Women Street Frocks of Dainty Prettiness SALE OF WASH FROCKS Spring and Summer, most charming models, for street. l(umoen.s 9.95 Taffeta Silk Dresses, Charmeuse pe | Dresses, Georgette Combinations, Coats I Suzts 4 [ Close 5.30 P.M. Made of splendid fast- color ginghams. Dotted Swiss and Silken-finish Soi- settes. Exact “copies” of high-priced creations at about one-half what you would expect to pay—sizes by the fineness and charm of the materials—smart de- signing, dainty trimming, neat workmanship, satisfac- tory washing qualities and summer-like colors. WAISTS Reduced to $1.00 Nearly 1,000 walsts have been reduced for this sale, ‘walsts t! formerly were priced up to $4.98. Volles, Batistes, Dimi- ties, etc. Some are slight- 1y mussed from handling. Lace and embroidery trimmed styles. All sives in the lot, from 36 to 44.