Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1922, Page 15

Summer Fashions Developed in Im- ported Gingham and Bates’ Gingham ' —Graceful Tuxedo Fronts s whims and fancies of winds thou- | the prisoners in 1o bolice. headquar: A nds of feet above the ground, ind!- | ters in § 14 \ } —Jaunty New Tunic Models Sations early ‘toduy ‘wers, so far as g L L LR ; \ “FOOT FORMS” i man on terra firma coul 3 4 ROCH X | i . . ern Canada. : | clet: ts 1 this el - N A special Thursday selling of As the thousands of cuble feet of . captired oAl It Clatches at the Heel 3 gas and hellum struggled to loose the a gamecocks, two of which \ some of the prettiest wash frocks Fisnt bags trom the ground ropes, the | were dead in & raid yestorda It Snugs Up at Arch . Unite ates weather bureau, s k1 the new season has introduced— sont’a ‘corpa of speclal sgents here 3}::’]:.&";'@"%5 g pencerrore It Supports the Ankle t prognostical e cont 8 w] t th and all featured at the one popu- the Upper air, reported that the bal. on all panis ot che et e men In these shoes it is possible to wear a low shoe and lar price—$5.00. In materials, o e e e tuat| L the. secitamiaiit jone taan o7 ¢hia enjoy the supporting comfort of the ordinary high shoe. making, sty]es and trimmings (hls":voulél cl;lnse :o .‘I.‘,"(‘J:""“wi’r‘: ;:'lty ras h-)-o: "'nm‘ I;llp‘ He is at & v 'l;lhe clehment of ls’cxe;cde that enters into the designing of = southwest as greater udes 08P ere, where his Injuries are these shoes is backe o ind: 1 that : Shey rinal Chose-shonrt 2t tuuch AP B TR e | MO SPAITER o m wepowen| An Announcement Ting " the_most ke teady L1 nol eas! was wol n 11 5 £ igher prices. e e ot lakes "and |Into | set up oot o the 8DoF bad Bditted capable shoe men in Canada. 131 of the prisoners to bail of $20 . the trade. The fine imported gingham and equally fine Bates’ gingham are in Baskets of Floatable Type. gach pending aihesring betore Justice —Of such import medium, large and small checks of red and white, lavender and white, Several of the baskots attachea to |7 T THUMELEey S EoOrceport e that the mere tell- In Black, Brown reen and white, black and white, brown and white and blue and white. . the balloons ‘ars of a WalorDro% | lickets was required to give $50. The Sl s and White Low ome have scalloped organdy pleating, vest and collar. Some have n anticlpation of & possible forced total collected was $2,760. ing of it 1s a joy. embroidered organdy vests and trimmings to match. Others have : ianding In one of the great lakes, but s Shoes and Also 3 i v ¥ i i i th st the ordinary n - : s thickerts cuffs and pockets. Still others are trimmed with bands :”:.raw;;;h!g?m wl with water as| m&tfl Pr:!inflon. el AR High Models. § readily as a sieve. A few of m nseript. o h a the perils of air cur- | Prospeot! . ; A : who'are daring the Dol of N e | e aeren e pre- | ing only quality paper and = Aoy, Jcomparison earth will have outfits for camping| Prospective Fathe p Stockett-Fiske L4 [ ° in case they come down in the wilds|iet that worry you. SI e i onstrate more_for of Canada, but a majority are sac-|for the quietness after you're marri 3 the money in Foot J \ ite Milan Sailors | iz =5 - e Fe i safety fo! other Footwear. h 1 h the flight. h al?n.i"i'ufé'an& ::t;u:llng provably |will Be the smaller enteyo_that of GRAVING o o greatest n were nalds ringfiel o Cushion Brim and Flan, the Ereatest Ao mdependent. | 50.000 oublc feet capacity. . ge es in the { at- | 60.06 g X Most Favored Summer Sports Hats Iy and are mot el ors. of "iGtory: e em S Absolute Satisfac- s 'two bags were inflated with| Maj. Oscar Westover, Washington:| fion Always Follows with white sash bands. Thread Silk and Fiber Novelties $1.50 Quality Summer Hose Subject to as Desirable Very Slight c for Service as Irregularities in for Pornht the Clocking Style Thursday’s banner hosiery bargain offers a variety of smart clockings, includirig white clocked with black, black clocked with white, and brown, gray and 1avy clocked with white. Summer Comfort qnd Economy! Men’s Athletic “Breezetex” Suits of White Nainsook Pajama Checks Every suit perfect—NO seconds. Cut liberally full and tailored for good fit and good service. Of 72x80 white nainsook pajama checks—cool, light, durable. Knit insert in back. All sizes 34 to 46. 600 Jaunty New" Pantie Dresses $2.00 Values—Featured at First in favor among litle folks’ : summer wear; as practical as they are pretty. In all colors—and every ° cotor fast. Trimmred with bands of white and with fancy braid. Sizes 2 to 6. New Dutch Rompers Embroidered and other styles well made Rompers, ‘with square necks and c wide bloomers. In popular colors, trim- \ birds and other novelties. . Sizes 1 to 5 years. Instead of ‘29'43, We Offer This Colored Beach Suiting As practical as it is stylish—this durable beach sniting that answers every require- ment of fashion and utility in m:{inc wash skirts, suits, frocks and children’s wear. Yard Comes in old rose, blue, pink, orchid, green, tan and mais. 34 inches wide. ; Tussah Pongee ' Printed . Dimity, 38¢ 48¢ Yard 306, Novalty. Printed Dimity, - 45c '35-Inch Tussah' Pongee, ;"' 1§. noa ’“:l" “r““-‘jfi‘ ¢ favored fabric for sports and o iong : ““‘L iso “in In general summer Wear. SR e 48¢ Swiss; Organdy, 59¢ '_vmqpmmotrfl&tn iss % Summer Frocks i helium 8, the first free balloon to capacity, 80,000 cubic feet. Ralph . The dawn of the white e O M etoush tne. Jifiing | Unson, Detroit: 65,000 cublo feot.| [Early Choice. season brings this surprising et this non-inflammable sub- | Capt. John Berry, §t. Louis; 78,000 . 5 Stance, which government officials|cubic feet. Lieut. Commander J. P. sale of fine quality white ® e il revolutionize the filght of [ Norfleet, Lakehurat, N. J.; 75,800 cubic y feet. Lieut W. F. Reed, Pensacola, milan sports sailors at a bar- gain price. Straight and roli- ing brims, straight, bell and octagon crowns. Trimmed CLOCKED SILK HOSE S e med with bands of material; many embroidered with 5 Rpeen 5 . D. O, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, TBALLDONS ALL SET [P e s s e oeeowt v 252 === i ing _when young Evans slipped from the bank into you shoild laugh heartily before Two Shot as Massachusetts-Con~ tom excu. “M:&?; atter your meals. necticut Derby Bnds Abruptly. Currents After Companion i hhuuwm»um-. doctor. I em myself and then I wash One Bhot in New York State. Slips From Bank. dishes. By the Associated Press.. \ | CHILLICOTE, Oho, May 81.—Arthur SPRINGFINLD, Mass., May 31— |Sheridan, fifteen years old, and Harold ‘:';u :;n :.;x. shot, 100 others were | Richards, sixteen years old, gave their |A\ : ested, gamecocks selzed lives in an unsuccessful effort ts the cock fighting derby ol and) Russell Evans, fourteen, from ‘arowntng EDMONSTON’S setts and Connectiout brought to an | Home of the Ori FOOT, abrupt and dramatic end yesterday | This FORM Boots and Oxfords for’ Children. FORANNUAL FLIGHT Thirteen Huge Machines Straining at Leash, Ready for International Race. By the Associated Press. afternoon, when state Your N 3 constabulary | Guorantess Astiofotion; omen and MILWAUKEE, Wis,, May 31.—Thir-| omcers ana wam police ....aZ T e W Advisers and Authorities teen balloons today tugged st their|Stats Detective David J. Manning sur- 3 4 moorings ready to get away at 3:30 | founded and raided the thres-ring » 0 % I o'clock this afternoon in the thir-|E3We FEWt olrous staged i teenth natlonal balloon race Whieh will décide the three ontries of the “Quality Is Important” United States in the International 3 y n attending ® the 1 . ” contaets Yo be hald fn Switseriand n | Sy i s SfLcsts th eaoaDe \ Fit Is Imperative e August. officers. Ambulances from headquar- While the .course of flight of the|ters of 4 B pioelis, (b sonrne, of, Dight ot 3| tawe o€ the sinie iwiiiulesy fivcy The Perfect Footwear lighter-than-air craft. e um was brought here in{Fla.: 80,000 cubic feet J. 5. McKib: scores of small tanks much on the St._Louls; 17,600 cublc feet s OCKETT 300708 o the oxygen tank used by | Warren Rasor, Brookville, Ohio; 60,- physicians. 000 cublc feet. Lieut. James T. Neely, Power Best. Ross Field, Calif.; 80,160 cubio feet |. b4 Heltum Lifting Power he,pllots of these ships of the atr|Tart jHiarold Weeks, Lansley Field: Tho pllots of these ships of the srs | Yoz $0000 cublo test, 'Bernard von | pRODUCING STATIONERS o ine of the advantage they Bave | wors b ven nomee Akcopic foet through - the greater lifting 8bIlitY 177.000 cuble feet H. E. Honeywenl | 910 -B-STREET-N'W S Em over coal gam. Another in- | 4030 Cubte foet H et , teresting feature of the helium-filled : balloons will be & mewly invented radio equipment which will be given o ‘thorough test. The government has maintained war-time secrecy over this Invention, but it is said to be EDMONSTON & CO. (Incorporated) 1334 F Street Andrew Betz, Manager o' three Army balloons, which were 3 fut in final shape last night by scores i of men sent here for that purpose. ‘Whether the public would be per- mitted to view the start was unde- cided today. The gas company yes terday refused to furnish gas if spec tators were admitted to the stand the decision beihg made when at- torneys decided that the company would be legally responsible if there were an explosion resulting in casual- ties. There were reports today that the Aero Club of “Wisconsin, which ands to lose about $15,000 if there are not spectators, would admit the public after 3 ‘when, the gas company’s mains are turned off, but these were unverified. Balloons i Order of Flying. The first balloon to take the air e e e 1,000 50c FABRIKOID HANDY BAGS On Sale at Half Price _The bag of many uses— knitting, crocheting, lunch, books, trinkets—a handy com- panion anytime there are small things to carry. Made of genuine black Fabri- koid, the kind used in auto- mobile tops, and lined with cre- tonne. Double strap handle and snap-fastened top. FAGE DISFIGURED WITH PIMPLES Itched and Burned. Could Not Sleep. Cuticura Heals. Get Yours Here Tomorrow At 25¢ Boys’ $2.50 Flapper Suits Of Strong Brown Khaki $1.95 Shirt, pants and tan leather Belt. Complete outfit for $1.95. Made of tough sulphur-dyed khaki. Shirt has half-sleeves and two-buttoned-flap pockets. ‘Wide knee pants. All sizes, 6 to 17. The practical outfit for school, for play, for home or outing. ~Style, Quality, Value-- i Here They Are Its the sensible thing to wear good clothes. If they have quality and style, they look well right along. * And that’s « . where value comes in. We like to fit you. in Society Brand ¢ Clothes. . Whenever you wear a suit, in the back of your mind there’ll be a i friendly feeling for the store that sold it. ., © . Spring suits, $35 to $75 :&f:fipgfi;“?m“fl! fi o an " - Summer suits, $17.50 to $55 . : 2 n m uV{ starchless kind. Subject to. fzh! imper- ; b | 4 d X fections—not at all hurt for ' = ’ R - & % £ s L . P § P * t Co. : Zth-atF