Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1922, Page 15

THE growing girl requires a particular type of shoc to ensure ~comfort and a_graceful " walk and casriage. Smart models especially de- - signed for her are here in wide varicty. RICHS Proper Footwear F Street at Tenth % b d KIWANIS PRESENTS ROTARY WITH FLAG Replaces Emblem Destroyed by Fire, as Latter Returns - to Willard Meetings, ADDRESS BY WALLACE Secretary Commends Spirit of Friendliness Shown by Gift. Plan “Navy Night.”’ In the presence of Secretary of Agriculture Henry C. Wallace, the entire officlal roster and directorate of the Kiwanis Club and many dis- tinguished out-of-town Rotarians, the bonds of friendship between Ko- tary and Kiwanis were drawn tighter yesterday when a handsome silk flag was presented to the first-named organization by the latter at the New Willard Hotel. The meeting, which marked, the re- turn of the Rotary Club to the Wil- lard, from which® it was forced to vacate .several months ago, due to the fire at the hostelry, had been speclally arranged by Rotarian Frank S. Hight, manager of the hotel, who was host to the entire assembly yes- terday, and when the Kiwanian dele- ur own home on UPERB NEW gation entered the hall to replace a similar flag, destroyed in the fire, a mighty cheer greeted the visitors. Fulkerson Presents Emblem. Following introductions by William Knowles Cooper, president of Rotary, Roe Fulkerson, editor-in-chlef of the National Kiwanis Magazine, in an address on “Patriotism and Friend- ship,” turned the emblem over to the Rotary Club on behalf of his club- fellows. Secretary Wallace congratulated DEUREKA o VACUUM CLEANER both organizations on the “fine spirit Here is our wonderful offer! Telephone or send us the coupon and we will deliver to your door, on five days’ free cleaning trial, a brand-new improved 1922 model Eureka, the most efficient and beantiful vacuum cleaner ever built. Use it to clean the rugs, carpets, portieres, upholstery, etc. Test it every way you can how marvelously it cleans and how much ftime it saves! But don't delay! This generous offer expires October 28. VAN Only $5.00 Down —and $5.00 Per Month Act now! Learn about our special easy-pay- ment plan. Make the test absolutely free. And if you want to keep the cleaner you will get the rock-bottom price on this superb new, fully guar- anteed model. Don't delay. Your time is limited! of friendliness” displayed, and said that only through such ideals could both clubs prosper. He then spoke briefly on the work now being accomplished by the de- partment over which he presides, and gave egtatistics outlining the enor- mous epread of all fts branches throughout the country during the past fifteen years, ending by appeal- Ing for the full support of all busi- ness and professional men In move- ments now being contemplated. Plan “Navy Night” Frank Jelleff reported 100 per cent in acceptances for the “Navy night” entertainment, to be given for Sec- retary Denby next Wednesday night, when the Michigan Rotarian will be signally honored. Mr. Cooper extended an Invitation to :lv,aa uagh \o attend an ovater roast at the Washington Y. M. C. on, October 130 Edgeany roctor Dougherty, chairman of the automoblle committee to furnish cars for the visiting postmasters, requested all Rotarians to have their vehicles in front of the National Museum to- } PAY YOUR EI.ECTRI‘C LIbHT BIL;.s 'HERE - Potomac Electric Appliance Co. 607 14th St. ol suin. 1 snd C Sis. NW. Free Coupon Offer Potomac Electric Appliance Co. 607 13th Street N.W. Send me details of your free trial offer. Phone M. 955 15th &G A deme e When Cash Meets Cash' O advantages such a course brings. Goodman & Suss clothes, tailored at Rochester — $35 to $49 for the finest, ‘A world of Overcoats—tweeds, ga< bardines, Whipcords, genuine Carr’s Meltons, and those wonderful Worum- bos, Ameriea’s finest overcoat, priced, $16.50 to $75. 2-pants-suits of all-wool fabrics—e #$24.50 to $39.50—plenty of them. And no message -would be com- v plete without a special word for that wonderful Brooks model that has become & second name for “The Fashion Shop.* fhe Tashion Ghop THE TWO FASHION SHOPS HERE are no charge accounts at the Fashion Shop, so those who can afford to, pay cash get all the FRED PELEMAN, Prea. Goodman & Suss Clothes Tailored at Rochester Manhattan Shirts | Stetson Hats—Interwoven Socks morrow at 1:15 o'clock. Will Attend Barbecue. More than slxty members signified their intention of attending & barbe. cue, to be given by Rotarian Dr. C. A. Simpson, at Herndan, Va., urday. i - Led by Robert Lawrenc: admitted to Rotary membership, the club sang eeveral sacred numbers in respect for Rotarian Charles A. Ham- mett, who died several days ago. Those Kiwanlans who attended the meeting wete Charles F. president; Harry G. Kimball, first vice president; " Frank L. Wagner, second viee president; George H. Winslow. = secretary - treasurer, and Claude Woadward, George A. Baker, Mark Lansburgh, J. Maxon Cunning- ham and Charles W. Pimper of the board of governors. —_— VICE SQUAD AGENT HELD. Accused of Selling Borrowed Bi- cycle and Carrying Revolver. Charges of larcency after trust and carrying concealed weapons have been preferred against Ralph A. Har- ley, twenty-seven years old, who is said by the police to have acted in the capacity of agent far the vice squad. The defendant, who resides near 14th and K streets, is alleged to have borrowed a bicycle from Ray- mond Williams and sold it for $8. It is alleged that Harley reported having had an accident and to have damaged the wheel, explaining that he would return it when repairs were finished, but Detectives Fitzgerald and Boyd of the bicycle squad allege the sale of it. ‘When_placed under arrest, it is stated, Harley was wearing the badge of a special policeman and carrying a loaded revolver. He 1s sald to have told the detectives he found the badge. SEEK U. S. JUDGESHIP. President Urged to Name Texas Republican as One of New 24. Senator Curtis of Kansas, accom- panied by J. G Gresham of Mexia, Tex, called on President Harding to urge the appointment of Willlam H. Atwell of Dallas, Tex., as one of the twenty-four judges to be appointed by the President. Mr. Atwell s at present the re- publican candidate for governor of Texas and if appointed to the federal judiciary he will be assigned to the no rn district of Texas, P STuT2 Roberts, de- Washington—New York—Paris STORE NEWS for Friday, Septe! THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, U, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 328, 1522 LANSBURGH & BROTHER ber 29, 1922 . 420-430 Seventh Street Northwest Friday, the day of Bargains Boys’ Raincoat OQOutfits Stecial, Friday $3.20 Consisting of Black Rubber Coats, with tan back, with large, deep collar, slash pockets and snap and buckle fasteners; sou’wester hat to match. Sizes 4 to 16 years. Boys’ Juvenile Suits, $1.45 Ideal suits for immediate wear are these button-on models, with blouse of wash- able fahric and corduroy knee length pants, Choice of browi, green, blue or gray. Sizes 3 to 8. . Boys’ Sweaters $2.85 ‘Warm, well knit pull-over sweaters, in plain or combi- nation colors. The price makes it a simple matter to provide the youngster with a good warm sweater for the chilly days. Sizes 28 to 36 Boys’ School Suits, Overcoats or Plaid Mackinaws Choice at $3.55 Well tailored norfalk style school suits in serviceable mixtures, double-breasted style pvercoats, accurately tai- lored, and warmly lined, sturdy double-breasted macki- naws—the topeoat for action and comfort. Choice of any one of these three Friday spe- cials at $355. —Fourth Floor. Special Friday Boys’ School Shoes $2.45 No better combination of comfort, strength and value could be imagined than these flexible all- leather lace shoes, with solid oak soles. They are designed on the right lines to aid growing feet. The uppers are of tough leather, yet soft and pliable; soles of flexible oak leather—will wear. Sizes 6 ta 2. A —Second Floor. Special Friday 81x90 Everest Sheets ’ $1.09 Full double-bed size and extra heavy. No doubt about the savings at this price, and you should by all means buy for the coming season. 85-Inch Unbleached Sheeting Yard, 45¢ A very good qual- ity for sheets and spreads, as well as art work. Inspec- tion of the numbers of striking pieces of art work in our Art Department on un- bleached sheeting will give you a new appreciation of this fabric and of this special valye./ ~Third F Medium weight,-for, fall underwear. S soiled an the outer edge, which a:counts for the price of, yard, 18¢c. 2%Inch Apron 36-Inch Longeloth Yard, 18c aking It is slightly Gingham, Yard, 12Y/c Best indigo blue; all fast color. +=Third Floer. Notions At Friday Bargain Prices Rempants of Elastic and Belting, assorted colors, styles and widths, 3 yards, 5c. Cotton Twilled Tape, three 6-yard pieces, 10c, Snap Fasteners, black and white; assorted sizes, 12 dozen, 10c. Stickeri and Feather. stitch Brald, various col- ors. 3 migces, 10c. Safety Pins, nicke] and. gold plaited. 4 dozen, 11c, Bias Seam Tape, various widths. 3 pieces, 10c. Cotton grosgrain Belt« ing, black and white, 3 yards, 10c. Fancy Garters, with ro- settes. Various colors, 25¢c. ~—Needle Cases, various sizes and styles, 19¢c. —First Floor, Woolen Dress Goods - and Coatings Re;nr.tant.Légtgth, at $1.98 Yord Not one of our short pieces has been reserved, and there are some that sold formerty at many times this low price. All-wool coatings, melton, bochmann, skirting, tricotine, oxford suitings, Poiret twill, runelta olivia, sport plaids, broadcloth, eponge and tweed. Many fine blacks are included. Very Special Are These Two Lots of Woolen Goods Priestiey’s Serge—All with a fine white hairline. wool; navy blue, - Moelton Coating—Heavy weight, for boys’ overcoats or misses’ and women’s sport coats. Navy 1 98 seee o ~Third Floor, blue, 58-inch, Yardeseee Drape Veils Reduced to 49c Especially with the new vogue for laces, one of these smart veils draped around or over a fall hat gives just the right note. Straight drape veils in black, brown, navy or several gombina- tions are reduced to this low price for Friday. —First Floor. Lansburgh Special Corsets $1.49 A special offer- ing at this low price for. Friday only. Models of heavy coutil or broche, with me- dium, low or elas- tic bust. Flesh or white. Sizes 20 to 30. —First Floor. Bandeaux Special Friday 39¢ Hooked -back bandeaux of strong honey- comb material, with elastic web- bing insert. Flesh color only. Sizes 32 to 44. Special 1. for Friday only. —First Fleor Bargal: ‘Table, L " A New Trick for Fall Susts Neckwear Takes Special Friday Pricings Jabots with col- lar, of very fine laces. Quite pop- ular for wear with fall suits. Re- duced to $1.25 to $1.75. Fiber Stlk Scarfs, in a varied assortment of plain colors and combinations. Formerly $3.95. Reduced to $2.95. \__ Tt Fleor. C .. ... Veiling Remnants Plain and fancy veilings and French spot meshes, in & num- ber of wanted .colorings, Vari- ous lengths, Re- duced to 25c to 75¢. —First Fioor, Switches of .. Fine Human o . Hair, $3.95 The new season has affected the mode of hair dress, so that the larger hair pieces ‘are much in de- mand. These switches are of an exceptionally fine uality and are shown every shade from blond to black, Our Beauty Shop s equipped to meet every de- mand of the new coiffures and of- fers expert serv- “ices in every line. —Third Floor. For Friday Only Embroidered suedelike Ho /=N $1.00 IST a soft little sport hat that may be pulled on at any angle and cannot fail to be becoming, as well as ap- propriate for any of the less important occasions. They are of a suede-like cloth, with rolled brim embroidered in a pleasingly contrasting color. Shown in all the favored fall colors—sand, brown, blue, henna, red, gray, copen and pheasant. Priced specially for one day only. Their regular price is nearly twice as much, —Second Floon 40-In. All-Silk Crepe de Chine 89 and 33-In. Imported Pongee . C 'HOICE of 40-inch All-silk Crepe de Chine, in assorted colors, and 33-inch Imported Japanese Pongee, 12- momie weight, at this low price. Both sell regularly at half again as much. A real opportunity to secure these " excellent materials for underwear and dresses, blouses, children’s clothes and men’s shirts. 500 Yards Black Dress Silks, Yard, $1.19 Choice of Black Taffeta, Black Duchess or Black Mes- saline. Lansburgh & Brother regular $1.50 quality. Spe- cially priced Friday only. Buy for the new fall dresses at this big saving. —Third Floor. Friday Specials in Blanketsand Spreads 66x80 All-wool Block Plaid Blankets—In blue, rose, pink, tan, gray, black and red, with wide soisette binding. A ;;c- cially arranged value for Friday only. Pair $7"‘7 Crochet Spreads — Double- bed size cut-out corner cro- chet sp;elds, with scalloped cdges. In very ar- tistic designs. Fach 82'49 —Fifth Floor., 66x80 White Woolnap Blan- kets—Run of the mill, which nreans subject to slight imper- fections not calculated to in- terfere with wearing qualities. Made of high-grade cotton by the Nashua Pair . 70x80 Block Plaid Cotton Blankets—In tan, grav. blue 07 Remnantsof . ~White and Colored * Wash Goods 12Y,c and 25¢ Yard Two interesting groups of remnants, consisting of longcloth, nainsook, Adjmities, voiles, organdie, cotton fou- lard, linen-finish suiting, poplin, crepes, outing flannel. gingham and many other wanted fabrics. All of them are values that scll at much higher prices in the piece. Venetian Cloth, 38¢c Special for Friday A good quality lining, 36 inches wide., with high luster satine nishfl Stri)::v.ly fast black. A weight that may be used for many purposes. —First Floor. Black Chantilly Laces 18 inches wide au-wne-in.$1.95 Yard 36 inches wide a.vwres-$2.95 Yard There are matching patterns in the wide and narrow widths, which permits their use on the same garment in many effective ways. Varicus attractive patterns to choose from and prices much below their real value. 12-yard fieccs of val edge or insertion reduced 39¢ P ST TY TRTEEL RS2 2 esqrees 10 sveccecs R e Friday Toilet Specials Oakley’s Compact, Special, 42¢ powder, with puff, in a neat metal box., s 2 :;ngm ‘Water, 4-ounce bottte; 39¢c. Olivio Toilet Soap; 4.cakes, 25¢ =~ e Beaded Bags Special, $1.59 Here’s a chance to have a - looking beag:')loedd bag that looks as if it ought to cost much more for . Earrings Special for Friday 29¢ Long drop’ effects that re- semble the more expensive styles. And these are quite deeply reduced. Many styles to select from. Bar and Brooch Pins, with white or colored stone settings, reduced to.... 79C f —First Floor. only $1.59. They have drawstring top and are shown in dark-colored designs. —First Floor.