Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1922, Page 20

Inquire About Our Deferred Payment Plan W, E.moses&?smlj_ ‘ e = Established 1861 - ™ L ; - Linen s “Eleventh and F Sts. Upholstery To take advantage of the many . splendid opportunities offered in our 28th Annual Sept. Furniture Sale Reductions 10 to 40 per cent of Regular Prices. $2 Double Bedspread $1.39 Good weight cro- chet spread, neat Marseilles designs. Hemmed. $2 Plaid " Blankets $1.39 .| . Double-bed size, in assorted color block patterns; single. $1.39. INCORPORATED 1316™1324 7™ ST..NW. 500 Men’s Woolen Suits $177.50 Worth to $25.00 Men |Young Men The conservative dresser will find a won- derful assortment of worsteds and cassi- meres, as well as some serges; in blue, brown, gray, black and mix- tures that will be:sure to please you. Sizes The snappy . dresser: will find tweeds, her- ringbones, - flannels, cassimeres and novelty weaves, in sport mod- els and single and double breasted form- fitting coats. Every desirable color is in the A great purchase from several of our man- ufacturers enables us to offer you these Wool Suits at this very low price. They are well tailored garments that are made to. gre from 34 to 46, | lot, and the sizes range give service; and every one is guaranteed. i ’ Ko charge for alterations. including stouts. from 32 to 42. MEN'S DEPARTMENT OPENS AT8 AM.SATURDAY A Great Sale, Saturday! | = Shoes for the Entire Family $3.98 & $4.98 New Fall| A4 Twwo SPECIAL- PRICES Ready-to-Wear $ 1 . 95w $ 2 ; 9 5 . and Trimmed At $1.95 you will find Children's, Misses', H HATS, 9=~ misses’ and boys, come in either black or cordo tan leathers, are made of sturdy uppers anll leather soles. The Men's Shoes are either scout or work style shoes, Two speclal-lots | built for wear, All are exceptional values ——taken from ourland are priced low. Sizes to fit all. regular stock, comprising every ‘shape and color that I8 in big de- mand by this sea- son's fashion leaders, from miss to matron. Be on hand early, be- cause these re- markable values will surely ‘go out fast. At $2.85 you will find Men's Tan er Black 'Shoes, suitable for work or dress. Growing Girls' and Women's Dark Cordo Tan High S,:)es‘ in pleas- ing shapes. Children's Two-tone Shoes, with tan or patent vamps and fleld- mouse tops. Boys' Shoes in the lot are made English or foot-form in shape, with and witheut rubber heels attached. You will find a complete ran, = sizes, which Will insure a fit fugel?lf * Double Bed SHEETS, 79¢ Made of good bleached cotton, hemmed ends; welded center seam. A Special Sale of Silk, Crepe NewFall Dresses That Sold Up to $45 .. . Spetial sale of Women's and Misses' New' Fall Dresses, of all-weol serge, tricotine, poiret twill, also cantom. crepe, crepe julian, crepé de chine—daintily made with all-over lase, el bldes, lace sleeves, Bulgarian embroidered ribbon tabs and. the new drapes. Sizes 16 to 44—extra sizes to b4. Especially priced at $9.95. Saturday only. . Values to.$45.00, = P or All Wool 79c Heather Mixed HOSE, 50c - Brown, blue or green, mixed with dropstitch effect. Perfect. All sizes. . $125 Clocked SILK HOSE,. 69¢ Black, white, nude ‘or{" cordovan; with two-tone clacks; dropstitch eof- fects. i " To S0c Silk - ~RIBBONS; 25¢ Varlety of 100’ pieces, each one different, plain and Dresden designs, Years—Valuesto $1 , Of ologh, - full- R R L Ty e EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,” D. §|in Indla, and urged the members of RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922 - ACTIVE PART PREPARING: FOR' MYSTIC SHRINE IM: " "PERIAL COUNCIL MEETING HERE. e ORDERED T0 WASHINGTON. Ldeut. Commanders William L. Darnall and Harry E. Harvey, Naval Dental Corps, who have been study- ing at the Northwestern University dental department, Chicago, Iil, have been ordered to this city for duty at the Medical Bohoo! TAKING “The Perect Lubricant” The Best Time to _ P-A-I-N-T Still a Lubricant at Working —is right now—let us i Temperature give you an estimate I Sberwo dB tll l T 0d brothers, Inc. | R. K. Ferguson, 3 | 4 Bulk Delivery 1114 oth 8t Phooes Maln 2490-2491. “Trust thyself and another * shall not betray thee.” —Benj. Franklin. Don't count on what some one may do for you. Build a bank balance and rely on that. It will never fail you. “ A friend may not . be able td help you, but your own money has a cer- uila value. We add to it with interest at 3°; on savings. 4% on Time Deposits me FRANKLIN NATIONAL saw Pennsylvania Ave. and Tenth St. Corner John B. Corcoran, Pres. Thos. P. Hickman, Vice Pres. & Cashier For Over 4} Years Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded * THE TOPCOAT is in the limelight—if correct, it will span the breach between late summer and the Heavy Ulster days, being just the right weight to ward off the chill of the cool morn- ings and evenings. The careful buyer will compare, and in com- parison we offer HAND- TAILORED coats whose superior points are recognized at a glance, and although of the finest materials are priced at only $30 and up. (A SERNSTp ol TS Headquarters for “Whipcords,” the style material of today. * msggééKEens ) e < 1 : THE PAST POTENTATES OF ALMAS TEMPLE, A.'A. 0. N IN ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE TO B E HELD WHO ARE HELP) HI ON T $10,000 FOR MISSIONS. Methodists Pledge Sum at Meeting at City Club. ‘The sum of $10,000 was raised for forejgn missions at a meeting of menibers of the Methodist Church of Washington district Wednesday night at the City Club. There were more than 400 persons in attendance. The principal address was delivered by Bishop Fred B. Fisher of Calcutta India, who spoke on “India.” Bishoj Fisher dwelt at length on the m sionary work being done at this time HOMEOPATHS TO MEET. Clinic Day to Be Observed at the Hahnemann Monument. A public meeting at the monument of Samuel Hahnemann, known as the father of homeopathy; will mark the District's observance of national homeopathic clinic day, October 3. Speeches are to be delivercd by | Brig. Gen. C. E. Sawyer. President Harding’s personal physician: Lieut. Commander Joel T. Boome and Dr. | Frank A. Swartwout, chairman of | the District. Gen. Sawyer is a trustee of the American Institute of Homeopathy. which established the custom of sat- ting aside one day each year for the free treatment of sufferers through- out the United States. ORDERED TO SAMOA. Lieut. Hutchins C. Bishop, Naval Medical Corps, of the battleship Pennsylvania, has been ordered to Tutuila, Samoa, for du MRS. SWANN MAY LIVE. An operation performed on Mr3. Effie Swann, shot four times by her husband, George T. Swann, who ended hiss own'life, resulted in so great an improvement being shown in her con- dition surgeons at Casualty aid her chances for good. Coroner Nevitt gave a certificate { of sulcide in the death of the husband, | Funeral services for Swann will be | conducted tomorrow morning in Trin- ity Church, Newport, Charles county, Md. —house of Kuppenheimer good clothes Young and Stetson Hais Interwoven and Manhattan Onyx Howne Shirts Member of the Better Business Bureau for Truth in Advertising the Methodist Church to further their activities in the ‘foreign flelds. W. T. Galliher presided. Bishop Fisher was elected a bishop ef the Methodist Episcopal Church the general conference of 1920, in sion at Des Moines. He is one of youngest men ever elected to the epigpopacy, and is in addition one of the most widely traveled Americans. | ‘Recently he was made a.fellow of ;:toadnoyfil Geographical *Society of ndo! —ihe make is the point i i . to consider in Clothes— Mdde Suitsand Topcoats —have a distinction all their own— —and value only expert tailoring— —can give them— .DROOP’S The Complets List of New Records appcars in the Victor Co.'s ahnouncement on page 4 of today’s Star VICTOR RECORDS \ OCTOBER ON SALE - TOMORROW To keep abreast of the latest Popular Music and newest dances as well as the various interpretations of the masterpleces sung and played by famous artists, one must keep posted on the Monthly Releases by the Victor Co. « You are always welcome to use our Victrola: Rooms and try all the records you wish. i 1300 G You’ll be wonderfully impressed with the interpretation of fashion as made by Mode designers—Mode Suits. Smart models or conservatives; sport models, too—with " both trousers for street and golf wear. $3(-00 to $65.00 DROOP’S Hous: ! HOUSE And in Topcoats — ideally different—practical in model: at the same time they are dressily smart. With.ours. we are .showing a line of English Topcoats, made by Richard Austin of London. PR y Delivered to Mitk trom cow to you: Your Home __The \ustins are $40 Frinch. Pdstries.. .. $1.50 per Doz. 4 —The Modes begin at $25 Danish Pastries. . . o....$1.00 per Doz.. i Many Vaorictics—All Freshly Made and Very Delicious TOMORROW. While you are downtown shopping try a Bellevue pecial Plate Luncheon, 45 “MANY TASTY DISHES. A LA CARTE SERVICE ALS . —and that $25 Coat is a Knitted Cloth—no weight, but $ 2 _plenty of warmth, Special production for............. 5 The Mode—F at Eleventh 1338,N. Y. Ave. Open tiH midnight—sissed Sundays.