Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1922, Page 15

We Will D B |l|]|NG B[]u FEARING COAL FLOOD, S bduieg . U. DU SYNAGOGUE ASKS COURT i “Saniary Carpet. Cleasing Co | _TO RESCUE PROPERTY : : Ve 15 New Jeraey Ave BRINGS MANY ][]BS S| ANN . O () T 1658 e 0L terdsy complained to the District | L flefur! or after business hours, N¢ ” 5 Supreme Co hat David 8. Smith, 4 . 5 3 ‘ . Store Hours, Daily 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. “THE BUSY CORNER” . ' Penna. Ave., 8th and D Streets Fleisher Yarns —A 50-year record of reliability has made the name of Fleisher synonymou‘s with good quality yarns. —Our Art Store carries full assortments of these yarns, put up for convemence and econoxfiy in one and two ounce balls. “ —"Tt is guaranteed for quality” and our Yarn Department carries the: ‘following weights: ¢ Fleisher’s Summer Weights —“New Iceland Luster,” one-ounce —Fleisher’s Corinthian Iceland, one-, balll.coescsveasne e lianen oo 30C ounce ball ........ccovueivnannnn. 35C weet, has a large stock of coal coal dealer at 471 E street south- | i parked against the fence which di- ———$5 Shortage of Bricklayers, | Dies Wi broperty trom ‘the Jand NEW YORK ainesiiiis) propartyt fromi s innd Plasterers and Tinners is bulging and there is danger of and Return its glving way and flooding the property of the church with coal. SUNDAY AUGUST 13 2515 the KC. L. and reat it for 0. Kann's—Downstairs Bookstore. Another Shipment Women’s Kid House Slippers A Pair $1.65 —Only 250 pairs, how- ever, but all we could get. Made of soft leather; 1-strap style, and rubber heels, Ali sizes. And a Sale of Women’s Sandals —The leathers include rvey. Justice Hitz issued a rule on the; Reported by Survey. merchant to show cause why he —— should not remove the pressure from the fence and so prevent its fall CLERKS HUNT POSITIONS | Attorneys Milton Strasburger and Samuel Rappaport appear for the congregation. duction of Forces in the Gov- FILLS 20,000 D. C. JOBS ernment Departments. Superintendent’s Annual Report ; i Says Total Applicants for features the employment situation in Washington, according to a survey of Year Were 85,238 d time, same the situation here by the United | Twenty thousand men and women States employment service, made pub- | were put to work in Washington dur- lic today. ing the past twelve months through | Hundreds Without Work by m'iEMPLOYMENT OFFICE An “extraordinary building boom Tiekets on Sale Friday and Sat- urday Preceding Excursion ok nes ata ly | §3.250,000 | the efforts of the District of Columbia —Fileisher’s Silver Glow Yarn, one- 30 C —Fleisher’s - Shetland Floss, one- 2 5 C | black, tan, olive, smoke and See Flyers. Consult Ticket within th . , says the |public employment service, according ounce ball ounceballt N2 s el e 7 ? pearl elk. —The heels have rubber tops, and the sizes range from 2% to 6. Agents report, which dLnR with the monthito the annual report of Robgr} L. -~ o« §] gtded July 31. : shortage of |1,ivingston, superintendent, submitted B ltl & Oh bt 3 but the supply | to the Commissioners today. allimaore 10}, . . 2 other bullding| This is regarded by District officials is equal to the demand. as a remarkable showing when it is orers have no trouble in secur- |stated that the total number of appli- “Early Fall Weights “Baby Wool” —Fleisher’s Knitting Worsted, two- —Fleisher’s Saxony, 2, 3 and 4 fold; 5y p= ounce ball ........... o T SOC one-ounce ball ................. 35C The Price steady employment. c‘f\'fif’flf\fiféi{;g Yas ‘J::g it —Fleisher’s Knmlng Worsted, mlx- 5 5 —Fleisher's Silkflake Yarn, one- A Pair l 95 — ———————— ‘l'h"'“_' f“: ;“l -"fl"‘ o ers (hat it cost only 53 cents for each ture, two-ounceball............... [/ otnce Ball L Bat ... | e industrial situation re-|piteon who obtained & position P == Sewmee ball ot o Sttt C ADV ER’" IN 2004, unemployment amons | PeToky tho omce iy doss nbt mesn —Fleisher's Silkanwool Yarn, two 60c¢c Kann's—Fourth Floor. clerical = workers remains:that applicants are charged for the ounce ball <....cveevismaniens —Fleisher’s Paradise Zephyr, one- 60 —Fleisher's Silkanwool, mlxturc, 6 5 C ounce ball < ic cemeintsicnmmannmen ! C two-ounce ball ........c..o0nnnet —Fleisher’s Shetland Zephyr,, one- —Fleisher’s Four-fold Germantnwn. 3 5 ounce ball 40 C one-ounce ball ................. C —Fleisher’s Eight - fold Germa: Newspaper; Magazine; Direct Mafl | with additions of furloughedigervices Tendered. The employment Sies s from the government de-|yservice is operated on a congressional Tailored-Back Hose for Fall Something New in Hosiery —Thread Silk, full-fashioned hose; silk from toe to hem, made with the high spliced heel and the new tailored bac $3 25 | l hich h S ppropgiation, of which the District | paid $7.500 and the Repartment of Labor $3,060. The superintendent re- i [ ; i ! ported that the success of the service | = ni i e s lhro\vm(,' a large number|js due largely to the co-operation | : | | | o et B of machinists out of work. ghown by the business men of the fal idea. Second Floor l(rmwy Bldg.. D. C. Increase in the number of employes city with municipal agents at 1410 A pair concerns throughout _the|Pennsylvania avenue. =~ = town, two-ounce ball.............. In white, black, ; e ot and icot= % ates is noted in the report,| An estimate for the continued opera- e ’ X —1In whi , uild on a Capt dleis it o eons aiirltion of The oM. for tho mest nAtie Fleisher’s Spanish Yarn, two: 55C n te, black, gray, brown and uther colors ton tops. year is asked for. " Kann’s—Fourth Floor. A Pair, $1.95 Kann ounce ball .......... et ansisratele Street Floor. recovery is evident, tanding difficulties incident to Advanced - We are Showm70 a Fall Fashions in Millinery Wonderful Line of Dresses —The Paris inspired styles that fashion fore- casts for fall. | i of lllPl and transportation. Ev- s . ds. f is found, the report ; firms throughout the i 7434 more employes on Jily 31 than they carried The Better B0, The greatest increase Bocincss Barcant ‘»?fu‘:" clfltreyieather mdwsiry | Sold Everywhere Founded to create confi- e and promote integ- in advertising, is doing 1 to protect Washing- FIREMEN AND POLICE TO CROSS BATS SEPT. 9 A base ball game between the fire- | men and policemen of the city will be i At CLOSE —These new models vestors against the |]ineld on September 9 under the au- are made of Lyons vel- on of wildeat ‘securi- ?r'.'f:fn?:r‘.rqu'L’é?é.f?{fi.'x‘f S FIT vetand duvetyn ; others s announcement ’ T I you don't know anl || ot Bl | HAIR NETS £ e —They are made of Canton crepe, heavy 3 lon't know a 1 arge, medium an 5 g : about the se vou are |! ; nelf;";l"(‘&?c'faf’xii.“ifi’é WEAR WELL smgll’ atiapes A]T s quality crepe de chine and Roshanara crepe, thmkm':.ul buying— {Thi ¢ v - e Single Mesh tistically trin;med with also of twill cord. : Ask Your Banker. . di Jne Ho 2 for 25¢ self bows of Lyons vel- s ~Was one of the prin- Federal National Bank ol Senat ?.'M{;‘:fi’vfe‘;e;? Double Mesh }ret, ostrich, glycerine —They are made in the new straight lines, JOHN POOLE, Prexident the fire department; Charles Waters, c ancies, ornaments, etc. MY i h nmi - y . e > L Fangements; Harey Alimond, ‘secre- (| o e —They are b a great many have ‘the graceful draped tary of the Home Defense League, and Dr. Frank Gibson, deputy direc- tor of the leagu both colors and black. o € skirts and have:the waists finished with At $5 OO long flowing sleeves. Others are in long waist effects, and .aré trimmed with silk -fringe and steel buckles. The colors in- clude navy, black and the new cocoa brown Kann’s—Second Floor. Clearance of Summer . - . Misses’ sizes and women’s from 36 to 46. Smts and Sklrts Kann’s—Second Floor. —With Prices at Lowest Pitch Three Splendid Values in Fur Coats Dr.Berman Says Eyes Are Not To Be Trifled With The Most Priceless Thing in the World Is Sight If you suspect the slightest defect in your vision, don’t guess at it, nor let any one else guess at it. KNOW THE TRUTH—and get relief. Dr. Berman knows. He doesn’t guess. He has the training to enable him to make a correct diagnosis. He understands the human eye and its func- tions. He knows what to do to give you the relief you seek. NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION Come to our office and let make am examination of Yy eyes. Every equipment is and Dr. Berman, who is a ‘nl-nie eyesight s ist, is in attend- ance, whose experfence and skill SYEUIAL FUK THIS WEEK— § $5.00 and $6.00 SHELL FRAME have been a revelation to thou- GLASSES for. .. .. sands. FISCHER’S /252, ‘o Govctans, Remember the Name and A —The Suits —White Sport Suits, of all-wool jersey, also combination effects of white skirts and sleeveless colored jackets. Former Values $12.95 to $19.90 Clearance Price— $6.95 —Sport Suits, of cream flannel and combination sport flannel. There are also some long coat models of Shantung pongee. Former Values $19.90 to $29.75, at $9.90 - —The Skirts —White and Colored Baronet Satin, colored Ratines, cream flannels, satin-finished striped prunellas. Former Values $7.95 to $12.95—Price— $5.00 —Skirts of fancy white b: t i =3 A aronet satins and figured crepes.95 ..... R o —Which are eipeclal features of our Summer Sale of Furs. —Take adv. antage of our low sale prices, because if you do not want to pay the entire amount now you can give us a reasonable deposit and we will hold your purchase for later delivery. Bay Seal Coats “Bonbons and Chocolates” An unusually fine assortment of Huyler’s delicious checo- lates and creamy bonbons with nut, cream and fruit centers. $1.50 per pound —These are fine Coats, made of lustrous, pliable pelts, graceiul roll collar and turn-back cuffs; lined with a good quality silk, and finished with a silk cord. Handsome Fur Coats {y] 12th and F Sts. 15th and G Sts. l. 1784 Columbia Road. —Choice of three beautiful models at this price. —Bay:Seal Coats with luxurious skunk collar and cuffs (dyed), full ripple model; 40 inches long. 2-Bay-Seal Coat, 42 inches long, made with new chin collar and bishop sleeves; handsomely lined. —Marmot Coats, trimmed with natural Raccoon collar and cuffs. Bay Seal Coats Special this week: Cream Wintergreens cures Malaria, Colds, Con- stipation, Biliousness and Headaches. A Fine Tonic. —Skirts of fancy. silk, Roshanara and Cant and plain ;tylei‘ola&ne, striped efims?,.fi“cg{;;’;v in pleated ... $9.90 —These coats are made of choice pelts and are trimmed with collars and cuffs of squirrel or natural skunk. Very attractive models, finished with silk cord. ‘' Kann's—Second Floor. mmm The Frailest Woman Can Operate the Laun-Dry-Ette because it eliminates all For a Limited Time With a Big Sile of Cretonnes as a Leader bl il Cretonnes and Curtain Materials torial Review’s Quarterly v, 1 Fashion Book is 25. How. Wers e &nd Remmnts on Special Tables ever, we will give absolutely Included are free as long as the supply lasts gue_copy of The Pictorial Materials Made to Re}new ummerl-‘asthlon ?uar- 5 t L visitor at our . p‘.’u’.m‘.’xt ex{}%mw Pattern Be- Sell at 39¢c, 49c, rt: emember the sup- g!‘yd :.ell:nmzd——:u‘sl: fm cople‘al and 590 yafll—not and we suggest that you cal - for your copy immediately. a]_l kln olr(a’;u: L—Street Floor. ds at eaCh She never has to feed heavy, dripping pieces through a wringer [ for the Laun-Dry- - Et te has no Its centrifugal dryer eliminates the drudgery of BeesBrand operating a 0 wringer. Bar Harbor Cushions and Pnce E 4 I N sect powder ? \ Round Pillows .| —Not only cretonnes of almost every description, but.several thousand yards ot scrim, voiles and marquisette, Henkle cluny . 10¢-2 542504 There are no wet pieces to handle. —Covered with good qu:.h! lace edge styles; some with plain hems and drawnwork borders. A < O Le sho = in light and darl % = : MSCORMICK & CO. ahon oo e T the Laun.DryBite way. et us Gl gt g .t Scrim, Voile and Marquisette Curtains | Three Special Lots of Perfect Velour Portieres casily. rl&’nz“r"t‘.h or bl;h;!l\e for a demorstration. terns. Reduced for 49 —Plain and Dutch Styles, $249 to $3.98 values. * E 26 I’?T .]? 0 lwm —45 P,.‘Z&i' ?v.ldze and | —50 llflcgf 9 - Bove. - rpe T AR a8 Wackine) THES tomorrow t0....eer. FIC : —Clmlce, a $ 1.50 D om o | prihmmitae | phooe o 5 : ’I‘IONALHFCImL m ",;‘,,?,“'{,‘{mg‘fi, —Henkel cluny lace edgc inserted marquisette curtams $15.95 $22.95 $24.95 When All Eise Fails Let : <A 3 plain white and navy blue; —Scrim curtains. | —Come 1n the following shades: Rose and brown, blue and blue, —Blocked ruffled voile curtains. ~ . mulberry and blue, mulberry and mulberry, rose and rose, brown and m about 2x3 feet in size. These . : < wsng Rl:d_er og lapplkea:: 'SONWMM l’hne Main | are. very. h‘fldi for many —Henkel cluny lace edges, inserted marqmsctte curtams s E;:':a;"?f—;:fld .‘.,2’1‘-3..23" Tl by the yard; 15 and A st h:_mm e 6000 f purposes. 196 \| —Henkel cluny lace edge inserted voile curtains. -+ i inches wide; made or. heavy crash or bobbinet, with fringe on bottom. ; r store windows, showcases, etc. A varlef cases. Satisfaction or money back. T : e “"P"""" 0. 1ovees s —Henkel cluny lace edge {nserted scrim curtains. = Trom.. z ; Fann'eThird Floor: On Sale at Peoples Drug Stores,