Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1922, Page 20

: ‘4;: Will you get in while the gettlng Suspect - Admits Stealing Costly al lor rtunity of g lifetime! Trade. in tracted serfes of " raden and Mot! L f ..mflfi"-mbm.mn ,,{:" ; B2 i oow 1ot e Placed on Firm. Gems From Mrs. Harrison. ‘We're offering for a limited dmo—n most liberal sllow- 3 5 ek expeotis X mpan BALTIMORY, Md., June 2.—Impos-| NEW YORK, June s—? tv'a‘ pos ance on your old watch, regardless of its present condi- Montane oy sion, antlt Soa, 2 ing the maximum fine of $1,009 upon | Brison :',“'}.""’,‘;,,’;" e g Bt Ilr:. tion—to apply on the purchase of a new men's or women's companies by the llutlul ou Compa ny o and immearare! the George Gunther, Jr., Manufgctur- | Mitchell Harrison Philadelphia_at watch selected fmn our stocks, PAY THE BALANCE— which 1s anxious 6 its holdings | The latest mentioned in this connec: |Ing Company for the manufacture|the Pennsylvania -uun here was . 7 in fi.fir:mgu ton s the acdulsition ot e Ghicago | and sale of beer, Judge Rose in the | imposed yester O N oot Crafty Speculators Profit |in conference here. Heports ajss have | sna ‘m- the .Missour), Kansas|ynjtea States court yesterdsy or-| e eieh Johe Ciie and Bavia Bosht Th h Thrills Sent Int ] R aneos b ""om““:':g"g;‘hn dered the brewery to be closed for a. g.n LA e rou riis Sent Into diana .na the. qu; ofl ration, year, However, the closing was in- P! gullty to gran ceny or but, these were denled by omicials of “WHITE” JUNE IN WEST. |acnnitely suspenaea when an injunc- | 204 exonerated the othef two men. Wall Street. S arberp tion order under a bond of $1,000 was o D) a 'y goods signed restraining the company from e B £150 Bhve Kiven Vall strser Snow Falls for Two Days in Btate | {00t Cture of beer fof one year NEW YORK. June 2.—Mergers and | theso are” stinl T the™edmor? Ciase g7 St Wyominge 5 A2 he ond o (he year tho situstion rumors of mergers are giving Wall|with the. to ,,_"ug“m"mn:":g:fl{m CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 2.—Snow |remains the same except for the re- For Infants and Children street plenty of thrills these days: Uniteg’ Rotall Stores, ‘7o baceo Prod: | fell generally in'central and southern B o i At While several large industrial and |pany, and the P’Mll‘xlbcuorrls s Wyoming Wednesday and Thursday.| when United States District Attorney InUse For Over 30 Years & few minor railroad mergers are un- Amelltad Dry Goods is reported to|and Cheyenne 1s having the first|Carman filed a petition on behalf of B mekollaton. lcoieeyative A oabe Ma necou.ung for the purchase of | White” June within the memory of | the government under section 21 of s erea; tores, which -owns or/the oldest inhabitants. The tempera- | the Volstead act desling with so- clal interests agree that many of the cuntrolu establishments | ture is moderate. called nuisances. merger rumord are the work of pro- fessional stock market operators who LT T O T 11 LT havé profited by the reflex that these - Store. Hours: 9:15 to 6 == — 1 Aiws, Mottty ga ecuenait, O ”“mio:'}‘umclfi! HALTS MAKING OF BEER. | GIVEN TWO-YEAR TERM. 300 OLD WATCHES! TRIBK N M[RG[R EELETTCAD S R AT W o o | SN THOYEN storles have had on stock prices. In fact, much of the regent activity In 16-Button o ‘varlous stock and produce mar- & kets is generally attributed to specu- lative transactions made on the Sllk GlOVeS strongth of stories, true and fancitul, cancerning these mergers. Bankefs. polnt out, however, 15 since the war there has been . eral tendency toward consolldal the part of smaller corporations ln Summer Toilets Pompeian Face Powde Java Rice Powder Dressing Combs, white and black.4Se Elona Hair Nets, single mesh, Colgate’s Talcum _ous odors, each . Solid Back Halrbru Imponed Ivory-like Boudoir Fxnt quality pure 5il|: loves, re- {derably durin s liable “Mohawk Pxmke. m‘w!;:: ll:d ;};::t o:“-.{.nl.g'nr‘eo urn‘lwln!‘;." el pongee. Double fingertips. All sizes. plants to a peace-time basis and con tinue operations at a profit under ex- isting conditions, and consolidation with other companies is recognized as the best way out of the difficulty. Other corporations, which might co tinue to operate at a profit, have been - able, they add, to strengthen con- siderably their financlal position by unitmg _with larger companies de- : sirous of obtalning a wider diversity of products, better geographical con- nections, or possession of natural re squrces, raw materials or markets 935 Pennsylvania Avenue npx"':""l’z'é'l‘.'.:m"’:"'s.:u : _ Magnificént Qualities sion last fall made public a report of a plan to consolidate*the rallroads “Credit Here—a Convenience, Not an Expense” the country Into. ninteen large sy N v tems to insure more economical o] ® “THE LARGEST CREDIT JEWELERS IN THE WORLD” wel- eration and prevent wasteful compe: g 0 an come credit and their partial payment plans show f. tition and duplication of effort. Vai A IV 5_ FOR ANT ARTICLE UF T0 $25_PAY ONLY 3o A WENK Sompiish” the. same Durpose by con- ; NB AN! AR'ncus m"m $50—PAY ONLY §1 A WEEK solidations, but it 1s known that their efforts are being closely watched by NY ARTICLE UP TO $100—PAY ONLY §3 A WEEK b 1 hed b the government,to prevent violations of the Sherman and Clayton anti- trust acts. Just at present one, of the most im- portant mergers in prospect is that ElElElEkEEEEEEE) St the tndeBendent sibel companiin company combination, but the Lacka- NOW WE A CAN SAY: wanna _Steel Company and the 1922 IS A FASHION SHOP YEAR [¥ointsows Shestans fube Compiny withdrew during the negotiations, the former being purchased by the Bet! lehem Steel Corporation. The five r malning companies are the Republic Iron and Steel, Midvale Steel and Or nance, Inland Steel, Brier Hill Steel, and Steel and Tube of America. While it 1 in— an effort is being made to conclude ~ W ] c 3 There it 1s again o Y. f All Sizes D82 ‘| pantes—Repubiic, land. The other two are “still in tl tance from the others on the question * . of terms. 0 1 ! Another merger, consummation of which s expected soon, is that of the ”: e Eiban- Ametcan Suear Company. ang Eagle Crepe de Chine the National Refining Company of New English Broadcloth Satin-Striped Jersey Tion: datatis s ohion v oing eatred Hundreds of Superb New Silk Shirts have Scores of colorful stripes, light, dark, gay, it .. . . . . . "™ Machine Toot Merger. arrived 'to make the big sale bigger than ever! ° conservative—and plenty of plain white and tan T e f s Sl U Every shirt of highest quality silk, of highest type shirts. Attached and separate collars, as well as o0 companise: “Concerns menfioned i of workmanship—and absolutely perfect. Your neckband styles. - In variety, as-well as quantity h {l s h 5 ghine ana. i‘ogi‘éc‘}“fi:‘:&a %’E&"‘,gfi; gglldentc;lpportm:fily to buy Finest Silk Shirts ‘'way ;’}t:ed ;:fl:te’ otfhli: '1s the sale of sales for men. Make ow their worth. ! ~-~that ilourishing vt e . Calon Moo T0 ! . . gollnpmy n’f Wllxammn Defl.ml‘n\i ,t{he ale €] ‘ompany o s city. Fashion Shop suit offer Whanthe sl combization 1y sfct Thowever, it is belleved that one or more of these companies will not be included. “Rolette” Silk Hose Including some of those famous'Goodm_an & Suss g &.fim:::l'fl?:::,:g:.:g&f::n‘;' Clothes tailored at Rochester. il et e G $3.00 and $3.50 Values Automobile companies also have fig- Glove Silk Italian Silk Thread Silk VER so often, when a man hearsa . particularly low price on clothes from a good store, he gets a knowing look on his face that reads “What’s the matter with them—stickers?”’ o G o T SATURDAY SALE OF famous “Rolettes” (Why roll your own?) silk sport hose that have taken the country by storm. Beautiful quali- 4 ties, with the shirred elastic Rolette % top that washes as well and wears as o jong as the stocking. Black, white, & brow’n l..’y'“blfize‘ and 1:“‘1 lafrllet.;t samples an ght irregulars in e lot P Over 1,000 of Them—Beuwitching Full.Fashloned All-Silk Hoge Summer Creations, in White, Black, $3.50 to $5.50 Qualities Pastel Shades and Staple Colors Famous ‘::’zk% gf P‘"fks'lk gos? Transparent Hats lfl‘f‘lfl Il chiffon si spo! St G“M’ H..u d P: clocked novelties. Menty $ 25 white ::xlc'l‘ black—also some colors, in-* Leghorn Hats cluding contrast tops. Very :hght . Hair Braid Hats irrcEuats, White Milan Hats Clnldren s Silk-Plated Socks 39 c Canton Crepe Hats ”’”’ 59¢ High-grade Silk-plated Socks, sizes 4 to 83%. Garden Hats Romper ! blnNe“ ::ornfl tr:'!l plgfi ;g-‘e ch-.‘mpme. light biue, Nile and white. Slight irregulars. BT L You'll find it difficult to match these ‘qualities and styles at dol- o} . 9 o, . lars more. Every popular style, // Children’s White Frocks = imeesi ‘ y That’s why we hasten to spread the news that this $28.25 offer is a brand-new proposition. We planned it with a couple of good makers who knew that to help us grow. would be to help them as well. BIG STOCK —of Standard Make ELECTRIC FANS The Kind of Fans That So it’s a case of maker and store both making a sacrifice to get your good will good?, i ; . If you do you will find flenty of single Will Give Complete 5 ostrich, Satisfact; Organdy, Voile, Plain and Dotted Net S see deskle broacsld ndtchl <fnt modely : Dainty Summer Frocks, in sizes 6 to 14. $3.50 Sport Hnls—-Ribbon Hals-—l.eghorn Hats and the famou: Brooks, all sflendnfly taie lored in tweeds, hard worsteds and fine all- wool sunproof blue serges. Some susts have two pairs of pants. ‘Wonderful ‘assemblage of rt Sport Hats, In white, all colers Styles as novel and ‘varied as they are beauti- to and "olor | Sormbinations ‘nc,wn‘ s 1 7 5 to $5 05 SPORT SKIRTS, $E2.75 laces and embroideries, self and satin sashes. $]2.98 APPLIANCE CO. .3 . A i el Colored Organdy Dresses Baronet Satin Plaids Pranella Mixtures Pay Your Electric Light o Billa}lm’" POTOMAC ELECTRIC Branch Store, Washington Raik $3.50 to $7.98 way and Electric-Building, 's Straw Hats X onu‘nlnn'n‘ FRINCESS Sts. | SLIPS, . O 24th and C Sts. N.W. w"""m'a off e i e trimmed with Tows of lace and et oo | S S50 “mee . |E Dress Him in Khaki The styles of the hour in skirts of -quality, featured at a popular price. Tailored and pieated models in stripes, checks, plaids, tweed mixtures and novelty sport cloths. Baronet satin skirts come in white and navy. Striped prunellas in- clude both regular and extra sizes. All waist measures. Use of Lasatioss | Nujol 1s & lubrleub—-n se Baromet i ’?‘..I‘ an e $6.75 $1.00 Khaki Pants, 69¢ Of ‘atrong sulphur-dyed khaki, knicker ,udnnl;&t;tylzl. Alln:u.;t’:vw White -Serge . e : ‘' White Wool Crepe $875 "‘}’.,fl':.;'fa""" Kkhaki, g ‘ -Sport Skirts, $7.96 and hhll.muz‘nl. -75 “ tuxe@s medel. Bpecial,