Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1922, Page 12

T WONEN KILLED N VIRGINIA STORM Ten Bridges Destroyed.{ Buildings Burned and | Crops Heavily Damaged. I T | | | | i crops was and terren- FIND $100.000 WORTH | OF FORGED U. S. NOTES | Canadian Police Make Two Arrests on Island—Printing Press Discovered. eved to be | for some ce. In the 0 in Amer- said to be | DENY SHRINE TRAIN RAID.' Officials Say Men Posed as Enforce- ment Workers Sought Liquor. Nobles of t shriners’ cisco, in have be Prohib belief t ment offic tn the hope that found. i " WAR MARKERS PLANTED. DIAMUDE, f.—King Albert has If your motor talked English 'HE trained ear of a skilled garage man hears the life story of many a motor that is a closed book to the owner. ‘Wheezing, gasping, pounding | ~racked by an® occasional eoagh —the misused engine triesto voice its need for good gasoline and proper iubrica. tion, plenty of it. We have | known dealers who refused to sell lower grade oils which they carried in stock to own- | ers of fine cars, even though | the driver insisted upon a cheaper lubricant than he could get under a known | brand. Give your motor an oppor tunity to show its best per formance by providing it with “STANDARD” MOTOR GASOLINE for its work and POLARINE for its lubrication. STANDARD OIL COMPANY ! ~ (New Jersey) Open 9 A.M. A special purchase, quite out of the usual, makes this a saving event certain to establish a prece- THE EVENING 'STAR, WASHJNGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 6. oodward & Lothrop Special, 10 - dent both for smartness and low pricing. Featuring the handsome One Never Has Too Many Collar and Cuff Sets These dainty Peggy sets of collar and cuffs, are shown in white pique, white or col- ored linen —smartly em- broidered or bound in colors —one dainty model has a lace edging, while another . is hemstitched for trimming. Priced $1 to $3 set—and many charming styles from which to choose. Neckwear Section, First fioor. Bathing Suits Ready for summer swimmers Taffeta, Crepe Knit, Satin, Poplin and Sports Satin fashion many of the smart- est models among the exten- sive assortment which we have assembled. Bouffant Ruffles, colored wool embroidery, colored silk braids, pleated ruffling, Van Dyke points and col- ored bindings are favorite means of adornment. Navy blue and black are most popular colors—and there is a host of other at- tractive models awaiting your selection. Prices begin at $7.50 and include a smast sports satin model, $10—others up to $29.50. Bathing Suit Section, Third floor. DuPont Fabrikoid SUIT CASES Special, $6.50 The tests of travel have no ef- fect on this enduring jscien- tifically constructed Fabrikoid. It combines a rich leather-like appearance with serviceability. Wiping with a moist cloth keeps it looking attractive. In black cobra grain effect, with heavy leather corners; shirt fold with two straps; 24, 26 and 28 inch sizes. ° Traveling Goods Section, Fifth floor. Colored Velettes, Crepe, Burr-Bar, Fantasi and Rhapsode— stripes. Q‘ Women's Skirt Section, Third floor. Smart Summer Suits For the smartly-dressed woman in summer—featuring New Townfield Flannel Tailleurs Very Special, $29.50 Beautifully tailored models—the coat and skirt each with * two large patch pockets—cool, unlined suits, especially attractive for vacation wear—in tan, gray and old blue. White Flannel Tailleurs, $58.50 Charming modelss with long, straightline, string belted coat?™ skirt perfectly tailored ; lining of cream crepe de chine. Mohadir Traveling Suits, $35 Ideal suits for traveling, as they will not crush nor show the signs of wear that a traveling suit invariably must get in vacation time. Shown in gray, navy and black. Shantung Suits Special, $25 Three different models from which to choose, differing a little in the cut of the coat, the style of the collar or pockets. All splendidly and correctly tailored. Three-Piece Knicker Suits Special, $12.50 Smart, but serviceable and comfortable to wear; shown in silk rep, in tan or gray—consisting of sleeveless coat, skirt and knickers. A popular suit for summer sports wear. ‘Women's Suit Section, Third fioor. Cool Short-Sleeve Georgette Blouses —have come in, just when the warm weather brings a great demand for them N Delightfully different, and charming versions of the tie-on, the tuck-in and the ever-popular overblouse style. Real Irish and Filet laces play the “trimming part” of many of them—sometimes as collar and cuffs, sometimes as the dainty vestee effect—and other times combined with em- broidered georgette or fine tucks. Beads and embroidery are seen, too—especially attractive on a smart overblouse with the new boat shape neck. - You may choose from a very wide selection 'of models in all white, flesh or bisque Priced $8.75, $10.75 and $15 Blouse Section, Third floor. Summer Brings a Great Demand for "~ White Silks And anticipating the great demand—we are offering for your choosing a wonderful selection of charming white silks, in varied weaves—some entirely new—such as Art Silk Skirting, $3.50 Yard 5 A new silk in a smart hop-sack weave; 40 inches wide. Satin Polka Dot Crepe de Chine $4 Yard large dot; _ Very attractive; inches wide. of sports silks. i lovely lingefie. Striped White Creponge $3.50 Yard In a new dropstitch stripe effect. White Silk Ratine, $1.50 Yard A decided new weave in the family Satin-Striped La Jers, $1.50 Yard A dainty tub fabric that makes Indro Pongee, $1.25 Yard In white; a smooth weave. Silk Broadcloth, $1.85 Yard An unusually fine quality; much used for men’s shirts. 3 40 i White Crepe de Chine $1.95 to $4 Yard Especially lovely qualities, for the tailored frock. s Satin Charmeuse, $2.50 Yard A distinctive, rich fabric of excep- tional quality. White Shantung Pongee $1.50 Yard A splendid fabric for the much- S used sports frock. 811k Bection, Becond fices. , 200 Smart Summer Silk Skirts In charmingly pleated and straight sports Crepe. Knit, Canton styles, novelty wrap effects and novelty sports—showing many clever details of pockets and pearl buckle or button trim- mings—in a wonderful variety of colors including white, rose, lipstick, wood brown, tans, grays, a variety of blues and.black—charming combinations in plaids and Three typical models are illustrated Do not miss these splendid values tomorrow New Ideas in Handkerchiefs Women’s All-linen Inijtial Handkerchiefs, with plain or fancy initial, 25c and 50c each. Colored Linen chiefs, in attractive combi- nation colorings, with hand- drawn threads; 25¢ to $1.50 each. Real Duchess Lace Hand- kerchiefs, especially lovely for the bride or graduate, $5 each—and up. Men’s Linen Initial Hand- kerchiefs, 50c each. . Men's Pongee Handker- chiefs, with hand-drawn threads and embroidered dots, assorted “colors and styles. $1.50 each. Handkerchief. Section, First floor. THE BRIDE AND HER ATTENDANTS Correctly Gloved WHITE GLACE GLOVES, handsomely embroidered in cut steel beads, are charming for the bride—an imported model from Trefousse, France. $7.50 pair. WHITE GLACE GLOVES, im- ported French models, in 16 and 20 button lengths, for her at- tendants. $6 and $7.50. FOR THE BRIDE'S MOTHER, the beautiful 12 or 16 button Suedes, in French gray or mode. $5 and $650 pair. FOR GOING AWAY — Smart Stiff Cuff Kid Gauntlets, in soft mode shades. $5 pair. Glove Bection, First fioor. Lovely White Silk Petticoats —for underneath the graduating frock RADIUM SILK AND CREPE METEOR PETTICOATS are daintily trimmed with lace or georgette—and sometimes have flowers and ribbon in pastel shades to add further to their beauty. $12 and $17.50. SATIN PETTICOATS, with georgette flounces, elaborately trimmed. $9 and’$1050. CREPE DE CHINE AND RADIUM PETTICOATS, pret- tnfly g;nbmmed \gith little circlets of ribbon and satin rosebuds. $5 and $6.75. z Petticoat Section, Third floor. Gifts Made of Ribbon —are fascinatirg to no small degree—and every girl finds many uses for such gifts as these: ATTRACTIVE GIRDLES, may ' be made to order, -of moire grosgrain ribbon, with plain or picoted. edge; double faced satin ribbon in lovely colors— these showing the neéwest and most distinctive ways of mak- ing girdles. b LINGERIERIBBONS, of French wash and double face satins in correct tints of pink, or white—one very dainty rib- bon shown with garland and bow-knot. GARTERS, of colored ribbons, may be elaborate with lace, or simply finished with fascinating little bows—and corset bags, dainty packages of sachet, rib- bon party bags, .and others complete the list of ribbon gifts. > = See them in our Ribbon Section, First floor. Your Diploma SHOULD BE ~ - FRAMED We have recently secured:.a large selection of New Mold- ings especially suitable ._for diplomas. Z B Our-shop on the premlses is completely equipped for han- dling frame orders of all kinds, and - the personal - supervision of -the work assures completp satisfaction. Handker- - 1922 Close 5:30 P.M. At the Reduced Prices of $29.50 and $39.50 3 Men and Young Men May Choose ANY WOOL SUIT (Excepting Blue Serges) ‘The prices are changed (lowered) in your favor—and the qualities are those favored by all men who demand the best. Flilly one-half of these suits are hand-tailored expressly for --us by Hirsh, Wickwire & Company and are worthy to take “their place with the best Custom-made Clothes. It is a splendid opportunity and should be treated accordingly—buy now Men's Clothes Bection, Second floor. variety of attractive most popular for summer wear. La Chine shows how attractively up. . Cotton Dress Goods Bection, Recond floor. Imported St. Gall Dotted Swiss Priced Very Low, 1.35 Yard This Swiss is a particularly fine quality, with em- broidered dots in varied sizes—and in a wonderful shades—including all wanted sports colors—and many charming com- binations of white and colors—or colors and white. Muslin La Chine, 50c yard —is an attractive new summer frock fabric—in dainty colorings and figured designs that will be A smart little frock already made from the Muslin the it looks when made The Right Piece of FURNIT To Add Beauty to the Jun < URE e Bride’s Home Separate pieces of fur- niture are selected for the beauty and comfort they add to the home, and they deserve to be chosen as carefully as the most costly suite. Our Furniture Section abounds in useful, ar- tistic pieces; it need not be expensive and it may be bought on— Our Deferred Payment Plan A Console Table —placed under a console mirror i quite correct for the hall. A semi-circular table with mirror to match, in Adam design. of brown mahogany is_ $60. Sepa- rate Console Tables, $22.50, $332, £50, $67.50 and 885 Separate Conscle Mirrors, $20, $32.50, $55 and $55. Desks and Secretaries A dainty little Spinet Desk, of mahogany finish, with sliding writing board. $35. Other Desks at $45. $50, $62.50, 375 and $95. A Queen Anne Style Secre- tary, in _brown mahogany, with long manuscript drawer and latticed glass doors, $79.50, Other Secre- taries, 860, $115, $210 and : ' 225, P - Artistic Chairs ‘The grBom or-the man of ‘the famil‘yx always appreciates and wants c air, an Armchair. ‘A Mahogany Arm upholstered in velour, is and other Armichairs and Rockers are 340. A Cane and v 0":1"1)' ‘Wing Chair or Rocker, seat upholstered in tapestry, $60. Cedar Chests / —will protect the wedding garments, even unto the time of Anni- venu'}? celebrations of theg great event. Special values at $12.75 and $1878." Other Cedar Chests, $27.50 and $35, Reducing the Housewife’s Kitchen Hours And offering her values that command respect and de- serve to be classed with the unusual. This Ideal Fireless Cooker Special, $29.75 You can’t beat an Ideal for good cooking, neither can you for time and labor saving. This number is a very popular one, has solid oak case. best aluminum lining and aluminum cooking utensils. Come in and see it demon- strated. surpass A Herrick Refrigerator, $38 The Herrick is the Refrigerator you should have. This model at $38 has 63-pound ice capacity, 2-door food compartment and side-door icer, with white odor- lees spruce lining. A Porcelain-To, Table, $8.50 Very Low Priced Size. white enameled me and legs and best white norcelain top: the right si: height for any kitchen; lutely sanitary and is ez Cabinet, $75 The kitchen cabinet that we have selected for our patrous because it embodies the best features for convenience and ready access. It is all-white: is has the porcelain sliding top to be used as a table; it has the auto sliding front; ‘it has a place for every cooking yten- sil and large quantities of . foods; it is 48 inches wide, Housewares Section, Fifth foor. ¢ . -