Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1922, Page 19

A Royal Dessert A Wholesome Food Standard for Half a Century Made from the choicest ingredients obtainable. Packed in tins of various convenient sizes. ) RER Grove’s Christmas Kodak QCutfit 19, Consisting of &> 1 No. 2A Folding Auto- 3 graphic Brownie, R. R. lens. { 1 Carrying Case with Photograph Albums play an important part in picture taking A picture worth (aking‘ 4 is worth keeping SOLVE SOME OF YOUR GIFT PROBLEMS WITH Photograph Albums OUR PRICES ARE 15C w HARRY C. GROVE, Inc. 1210 G Street Open Evenings Until Christmas Yes! You’ve got to And YOU would be wearing silk underwear this minute _if you knew ITALIAN Silk WHAT is Kayser Italian Silk, anyway ? * Oh, yes,” you say, “I know—it’s that finely woven silk that stretches.” That’s all righ t—but wait just a moment. Do you know that it is made of the best silk there is, the finest, the strong- est, the purest selected silk, the silk of silks; that Kayser alone makes Italian Silk Under- wear; that silk is the -weari s el i luxurious? Could underwear fit better? Maybe some day — but not today. It is the most economical underwear there is g | McLean, Nicholson, Fernald and Keyes. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1922. PRESIDENT T0 URG FARM CREDIT BIL Confers With Wallace and Senators on Legislative ‘Relief at Once. President Harding, in conference yes- terday with Secretary of Agriculture Wallace and twelve republican senators, approved a proposed legislative program for the rellef, chiefly in the form of credits, of farmers and stock raisers. A bill will be drawn at once, introduced in Congress and pushed as an administra- tion measure, The bill will contain the salient fea- tures of several measures now pending in Congress. The Federal Farm Loan Board will be the agency through which the relief will be made effective. More liberal farm credits and cheaper interest rates will be provided and their benefits made available to farmers owning small estates as well as those operaling on a large scale. Statement Issued. The White House gave out the follow- Ing statement: “At the close of a White House con- ference Thursday afternoon Secretary Wallace and Senator Lodge made the following statement: “The President had in conference at the White House Thursday afternoon the Secretary of Agriculture and Sena- tors lodge, Watson, Capper, M Gooding, Willls, Shortridge, McCumber, The senators chiofly represented the agriculture and banking and currency | committees. Two hours were devoted to a discussion of a program for further rellef of the American faymer and iive stock growers, especially in the way of ! credits. “The various measures proposed were given conslderation and a tenta- tive program of legislation will be commended to the House and Se committees on banking and currency. | ¥ “The legislation thought to be be | uited to the agricultural and live! stock emergency contemplates mn-;y vislons for— H . “Increasing the maximum ;nm.w"fi\ ilimits of federal farm land banks |g’ from $10,000 to $25,000. i “Provision for the voluntary crea- |4 tion of live stock and agricultural | §F credit associations primarily to d»al,y with loans on live stock. Would Enlarge Board.. ‘“’) “Amendment of the federal farm | loan act to provide for the n-(np(y count of agricultural production and murketing paper. Also to add two ! & members to the Federal Farm Loan ! Board. “The program contemplates creat- 4&2} ing_a division in the federal farm banks to deal specifically with pro- duction and marketing credits., thus & supplying a means of discount to the farmer on longer time notes than are eligible to discount by the fed- eral reserve banks. Credits to the! maximum period of three years a to be provided where the turnover j covers that period. “The conference brought out a clear determination to develop a | g workable plan of dealing with the | relfef of farm credits at the short session of Congress, and will have j the_cordial sanction’ of the majority in Congress and the President.” FOUR DIE IN HOTEL FIRE AT PORTLAND, ORE. | Other Guests Escape in Night| ! Clothes as Building in Busi- { ness District Burns. PORTLAND, Ore, | Four men lost their lives in a early today In the Ben Hur Hotel. | formerly known as the Oak Hotel, in the business district here. | None of the dead had been identified ' g several hours after the fire. All the other guests were reported to have es- caped, most of them in their night clothing. The bullding was destroyed. T O L L O DT L T L3 - ® FIAT23 L 2T LAY T 3 Lo 2 I E L e a2 Decamber 1. — fire | RRMLLVEVCLVEVRDVEVELCVEDVRVUDEDE KUV ERVEVEREREER e a-ynupm’ comfort and ease of movement, Marovelfit reinforcement $3.50 and up ALL SOULS’ CHURCH FUND DRIVE REALIZES $47,633 Construction South of Present Structure to ‘With- the official drive for $75,000 for the enlargement and rebuilding TR = of All Souls’ Memorial Church, Con- necticut and Cathedral avenues, end- Wednesday night, those in charge re- ported $47,633 in pledges and cash as the result of the drive. with some other persons to hear from Rev. H. H. D. Sterrett expressed his pleasure at the showing and declared that a large number of friends of the church who were not members of the parish had contributed. Good feeling, he said, had been dominant throughout the undertaking, shown mons and Catholics. structure. of New . Building early spring. Col. 1. L. Hunt, chairman; Will Begin Next Spring. —_— land in 1625, 1216 F St. N.W. With quality, too, is associated VALUE, and value is especially prominent in December sales we have arr buyers. Jelleff’s is indeed a shop you should not fail to visit in making your purchases for Christmas. WHETHER FOR YOURSELF OR FOR GIFTS Remember that Gold Stripe Silk Stockings Are the Silk Stockings That WEAR! $2.00 Pair $275 Pair With Mercerized Garter With All-Silk Garter Hems Hems There's just one store in this city that sells Gold Stripe, and this is the store. Largest stocks in our history to meet the Christ- mas demand for Silk Stockings that garter clasps cuts cannot ruin. All sizes. All colors. Regular, extra heavy and chiffon weights. Gold Stripe Silk Stockings, with hand-drawn openwork clocks, $3.50 and $4.25 pr. Extraordinary Clearance of Fiity Fur-Trimmed Costume Suits $55, $65 and $75 Reduced from $79.50, $85, $95 and $135 Three groups of Choice Suits. two and three piece models. marked at prices that will quickly clear them! Suits, $55.00 Reduced from $79.50 & $85 Costume Suits of veldyns with large platinum wolf ars—very “handsome styles with long panel Jackets—in the season’s best shades. Suits, $65.00 Reduced from $95, $125 & $135 Two-plece Suits In soft, high-lustre fabrics — beautifully embroidered and trimmed with beaver, squirrel and fox furs. These suits are particularly hand- some styles and are exquisitely tallored. Suits, $75.00 Reduced from $89.50, $95 & $125 Elaborate 3-plece Costume Suits in the beautiful Of Fasnona and Veldyne clot! sllk velvets—with bea- ‘rrel fur trimmea, and ng deep bodices of silk duvetyn, brocaded Canton Crepe and Paisiey Siiks. & Only one of a kind. CONTINUED SATURDAY! THAT VERY EXTRAORDINARY Sale of Fur-Trimmed CO ATS at Special Prices 400 Women's and Misses’ Smart Style, Fine Quality Winter Coats $55.00 $75.00 $65.00 Regularly Re Regularly $69.50 and $75 $100 to $135 gularly $89.50 and $95 These coats were secured in special purchases irom a number of high-grade manufacturers now closing their winter season. You have your choice of these best hip blouse, side draped and straightline styles. Materials that will excite admiration and furs such as caracul, fox, wolf, squirrel and beaver. Misses’ sizes, 14, 16 and 18 years, Third Floor; women’s coats, sizes 34 to 46, on Second Floor—and big assortments in both departments. Sale of Women’s Boots $9, $10 and $11 High Shoes $6.95 Owing to the small demand for high boots, we have decided to cut out entirely a number of styles from our regular lines and offer these high-grade boots, compris- ing the popular styles with those who wear boots, at this greatly reduced price! This price 13 for these certain lines only, and we urge you to be fitted before the size assortments are broken. . Special Saturday—Young Women’s $11 Strap Pumps, $8.00 Pair Very Dressy Patent Leather Strap Pumps in patent leather and gray suede, with low block heels. Very special value, and price limited to this lot. Slippers for Gifts Full assortments— $1.65 to $4.50 Cuban heels, low heels, medium, narrow and full round toes. Brown kid lace boots, black kid lace boots. All sizes, all widths. by subscriptions from Hebrews, Mor- The church will purchase one hun- dred thousand square feet of ground | INg the 10th United States Cavalry at immediately south of the present Building will begin in the ‘The finance committee consisted of fam C. ‘Worthington and Walter M. Gilbert. Slltpeh: was first made in Eng- —this shop invites you to spend a few minutes or a few hours NOW in looking over its selections. The names of many of the greatest 5th avenue shops are associated with Jelleff’s as their Washington representative. | Brigade of the 324 Division in COL. WINANS PROMOTED. Col. Edward B. Winans, command- Fort Huachuca, Ariz. has been pro-'ine Fremeh c moted to the grade of brizadier gen- }1:fx,ot.r:.;'<llilnnnrrmx eral. e is from Michigan and was i sraduated from the Military Academy | in 1891. Most of his service has been |in the cavalry. He took part in the |Spanish war, the Philippine insurrec- de guerre e tion, the punitive expedition into Mexi- co and the world war. In the lust war he commanded the 64th Infantry hours, diameter. It is cJaimed to be the e 1216 F St. N.w. anged for ecarly Centemeri Kid Gloves An opportunity to buy the best of Kid Gloves at spe- cial prices for a short time. Mighty fine for gifts—every one knows, Centemeri qual- ity in gloves. Sloves $3.00 Elsinor Quality Novelty Gloves Embroidered Backs, pair................ 52'25 Two-clasp Centemeri French Kid Gloves, with exclusive embroldertes— white, black, brown, tan, mode, gray and castor—pique sewing, A gift that will be appreciated! 32.95 “Es ” . $4.50 “Fielder” French Kid Gloves Gauntlet Style, pair................... This popular Centemeri Strap-wrist style in this special sale—browns, champagne, grays, oxford and mode, with two-toned embroldered backeos pique sewing. All sizes when the sale starts tomorrow morning! Complete stocks in all lengths, styvles and colors—imported for Christmas selling under the old wrifi and at very low cost. Do not fail to see them—scores of beautiful handles—fine, high-grade silks. Umbrellas $10 to $12.50 Umbrellas 37'50 Umbrellas $15 and.$16.50 510'5“ Umbrellas 812'50 Among the handles are imported carved wood mounts, some of which have sterling silver trimmings, and all are beautifully finished with tips on ribs and large ferrules to SCORES OF BEAUTIFUL PIECES FOR GIFTS IN Sale of Bags Sample Umbrellas, 1; Less! $6.50 and $7.50 54.85 Umbrellas $12.50 & $13.50 58'50 $17.50 to $22.50 Umbrellas amber and bakelite handles, both solid colors and transparent, match. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! New and periect goods. the surplus oi a manufacturer of high-grade bags who is now closing his season. $10 and $12.50 Velvet, Dsuvetyn and Beaver Calf Bags 5.90 Beautifully made bags of fine velvets, with steel beading with metal and covered frames; black, navy blue and brown. Fine duveiyn bags in suede, brown and gray, with steel beading, metal and covered frames; some with rhinestone and coral clasps—and beaver calf bags in tan, brown, black and navy blue—all with fittings and handsomest of silk linings. $3.50 Moire Silk Bags, $1.95 Navy, brown and black silk bags, with fancy metal frames, cord handles; extra Inside compartmesnt and mirror. A remarkable lot! $6 to $7.50 Morocco Leather and Velvet Bags, $2.95 Pleated bags of Morocco leather with metal frames, plain and fancy; black, navy and red; inside purse and mirror. Also chiffon velvet, flexible- frame bags, silk lined, beautiful quality; black, navy, brown and green, $6.50 Morocco er Bags, $3.95 Large size Morocco leather bags, with metal frames, inside compartment; silk lined, large mirror; black and brown. Only a small group of these. Silk Underwear Sale! Wonderful values for Christ- mas-giving in these special purchases! $5 and $6 Silk Underwear $3.95 Crepe dé Chine Gowns, trimmed with French val and filet laces: Love- Iy Chemise and Bloomers of satin and radium silks—Chemise trimmed with laces or_fagoting. Made with self straps. Flesh color, white, orchid and peach shades. Special Purchase Silk Chemise, $2.95 These are an extraordinary Christ- mas purchase. Lovely shades and fissh color, white, orchic. light blue and peach. Crepe de chine of splendid quality. Dainty filet and val lace trimmings. Net and lace insets. Rib- bon and lace straps. Exquisite and wonderful values. $3 Satin Camisoles, $1.95 An_ attractive gift item—Camisoles of handsome brocade satin, in white, Y navy blue, brown and fiesh color. Lim- ited quality at $1.95. Philippine Handmade Underwear, $1.95-$2.95 New importations constantly arriving—handsome patterns—hand-scal- loped and hand-embroidered yoke styles now at each price. Round, square and V neck gowns—chemise with seif straps or built-up shoulders. Silk Petticoats, $3.95 A speclal assortment—Radlum, taffeta and jersey silke—straightline finished with pleated ruffles—taffetas and jersey silks, with fancy plea or tailored flounces—and beautifully fringed, trimmed petticoats that make attractive gifts. -‘Pure Linen Handkerchiefs < mod: There’s a wide selection in these fine linen handkerchiefs, fresh and dainty as can be, at 50c each. Women's handkerchiefs, in both white and colors; wide and narrow hems; delicate corner embroideries or initials in many new designs. Men’s handkerchiefs, plain hand-hemmed or with initials hand-embroidered. All pure linen. 50c each. See Our Entire Handkerchief Display! Most careful’selections. Finest linens. Men’s, women's and children’s. 25c to $4.50 up. est watch in the world that etrikes the ne-Marne and Meuse-Argonne offen.. es and was awarded the United States distinguished service medal and and A repeater watch has been completed by a Swiss fitm, the platinum case «f which measures only half .an Inch T P S A R R T B Ty S R rarrr ar e ith Overflowing Stocks for Christmas N S B A A A S A S S S S S A S S B A R A S S B S S S R B S S R B S S S B A M A B B B B B S S B B A M M S A M B B A S S B A B B A B A A