Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1922, Page 26

26 THE EVENI READINE_MBLE Delivery Wagon } PHILIPPINE MISSION. }HERRICK_flS FOCH. -g' Horse Swims 36 New Delegation to Seek Independ-iAmbnssador Holds Up Generalissi- | STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1922 e For By 19C 10-K Gold Signet Ring, 75e. Dainty Locket and Chaln, 75e. Baby Pins, 2 In set, with engraved tops, 75e. Engraved Bracelets and Bib Hold- ers, each 75c. Buby Pins, 3 in set, chain attached, 75e. — > Give a Fountain Pen We hav all styles, ence Is Planned. (e moles Model for Legionaires. | Hours; Has Chill > 2 et : o | complete asgortment— | sizes, all guaranteed, $1.50 to $2.50 December ts ex-'ambassador, Myron T. Herrick, at the ’ny the Associated Press. pected that the independence com- Thanksgiving dinner of the American | BOSTON, December 1.—A Boston which is composed of all Legion last night, urged all the mem- e | horse. whose usual task 15 to draw a .of the Philippine legislature, bers to take Marshal Foch as their Provision in Proposed NeW |newspaper delivery wagon, qualified | will send a special mission of per- model throughout life. WATERMAN’S § o s S eal Fountain Fens, EVERSHARP Pencils, $1.00 to %6.00, (> | v r\ 0 = o N i W 1 INGSPALAY \ i) > & i L Wwas rescued from the Charles river ; Urk¢ I8 cause. The present pro-iwpl pever go astray from the field 810-818 Seventh Street Raises Storm. When found. but Tater went to an an- | foundation of a future independent Yador e - Il The horse had run a i osal is for Congress to = after spending thirty-six hours in the | Phillppine. lesisiature tojauthatize of public duty and personal sacriice, = - {imel hospital to recover from a bad republic in the Philippines. The mis- orrion hus 24 |§ - i v and j#ion will request the neéessary legis- ¢ how 3 AV eilver = urC ase o leces ed through a drawbridge r the | lation in Washington. % in i 3 7 vI|E 9 arles river, leaving hwuzuln ;nd‘ ‘lh-~l l'hlhnnl:m‘ lezislature recently Al k: : . = € ° I3} o R \rgo jammed between the rails. For |passed a resolution providing for this you an rney, H st ts woted on 1€ [0S e bl s e e H amous nwersal bran Satisfactron First |as a long-distance swimmer when it | haps five members to Washington to | «jp voy take him as your model you Constitution of lllinois stitutional convention for laying the futions et ok n whet 1] A watchman saw the horse swim i | PATTEN TO HELP HAYS. Jlith.o: <ehnols is likely lout from under a pier and chools i 1ikely' (1o open sea, A stern chase i ining factor. followed, and the swi lippine legislature to call a con- 5 water. The horse was still swimming t forth in the preamble of December L—When the 1 election on December 12 the animal in vain. —— ) |direction to t E . l Q l- De rend d immer was roped = 1 9A wising a storm of [and towed to shore | Ex-Representative to Be Pacific|tn: Foch was present sador deli red his eulo 1 EINTOUENONT TNE | eeeeeeeee——— < N ¢ | The legion dinner and dance w ,\ \ e "i Coast Aide of Film Chief. {atte by s 1 hundred ex-serv- [= (] L] . (] . \‘ \.‘ s jec out of the Bible, but will go further | NEW YORK. December 1.—Thomas IC¢ M a large number from the AN nstitution r;) cted, | O expiatn it” |G, Patten, former representative and (American colony. . > mple pro ave a e tcinaatste) Say: postmaster of New York, has gone (o | V4 Hollywood, Calif, creat deal to do/ with it. s weste 2 Gt bt The Deaconess’ Ald Society of the | sentit've of Havs eaeapre; | WINDSTORM INJURES FIVE. E Best sale of its kind in years—in quality, quantity and savings! Entire surplus and factory substandards It is S Shih e amonte e e D e i ST pat mire ) ot A aRapElSHhaC TR oS the Motion Pioture Producers and ST. PAUL. Minn, December 1L—Fiv e S y = 5 : S 1 L 2 hi adepted all that the t Announcement was made from Mr. bhone. puts Ban dowr T s of America’s best-known night garments for men to sell for so little that no man will want to miss his share of do is to read the passages from Rible the same as they ‘her ‘ext book. Catherine Wau “ullough. prominent woms who has fought for windows smashed and an airplane wrecked In a severe windstorm here The plane was torn from its moor- | ings : the opportunity. Finest materials, trimmings and workmanship. Those offered as substandards are practi- cally perfect—find the obscure faults if you can! < < o ADVERTISEMENT. $150 AND $200 NIGHT SHIRTS, of fleccy . $125 AND $150 NIGHT SHIRTS, oi soit y .....T‘.‘:;m‘;"",:“§:i‘".’-ifu.f“‘\’\‘-t‘t‘{ou"‘”.f“‘ —f—‘,—?— flannelette in rich combination color stri;‘xlcs mu.:l\nlv'chlc»vullu*lu‘ucu! hh\l;r;l k’ull\hruushv ' ‘nt. This could be done. anyhow. || | also plain white. Round neck and collar C | ot Made with collar or V neck uud br g C | Inamuch 1S there is no bar for Stud iKellOgg s Bran means so much to i Styles. Excellent pearl bu‘tons. Cut to iull | pocket. All sizes 15 to 21 The quality anu in the the Talmud or thel & proportions. All sizes 15 to 20. | workmanship that wears. it bonie ot any reteion il the health of every one who eats it!| Injec*ion of the religious i ] the debate on the constitution, hov in favor ofliver, is resulting In the develonment the proy of bitter feeling. which is certain to | 3 Cathollcs in Opposition. be reflected in {he nex- election. HZ ~ resolttions o the Catliolic|pecially in the mayoralty clection The resolutions of the Cathe Tlhere i Chicago mext spring. : group do not along concern i Ritle-roading i _MEN'S $2.00 AND $250 NIGHT SHIRTS, of vt eating Bran today! You|temporary In thelr effect, but tend | I high-grade materials, such as Fruit of the ) amord the delay of a dav—for | to aggravate already dangerous ||t Loom, Lonsdale and fine mull. Beautifully Kellogs s Bran, cooked and | conditions. Kellogg's Bran causes | ( i | ) | $2.00, $250 AND $300 NIGHT SHIRTS, of estra heavy flannclette trimmed with si'k $ 39 frogs and fancy silk braid. In colorful stripes o and white. Fabric and workmanship alike high-grade. All sizes 15 to 20. MEN'S §2.00 AND $250 PAJAMAS, in cot- ton pongee, woven madras, radium finish cloth, ? 1 fine weayvi pajama checks and percale. Stripes, plain o l ike fa < g ds. silk trimmed with braid. some with silk frogs. Al sizes 15 to 20. Garments of the better type in every detail. MEN'S $3.00 TO $5.00 PAJAMAS, supcr- i radium cloth and other silk- ) it of the Loom, soisette, Lons- ( 4 krumbled, is nature’s own remedy | nel her discomfort nor firritat | for constipation. Eliminate con and its action Is absolutely posit ttion or its symptoms from vour | Bran sweeps and cleanses and pur pse. but declare in S e |system and vou add years to vour fles! Its work is wonderful! life. P purseltiofs iliness Jhat) Finy e indorse the use of proposed econstitu- e e ctly ed o0 S . it tha] BAILROAD WAGES CUT. A ttofithisid % constipation be. | tressing conditio ¢ l rendum and be-| AMONTREAL, December 1.—W ation. natur- Authorities state that 907, n is made between | o e e om humin illness has s b € hour aff with canstipation, which « Grand Trunk railway have agreed upon A8 @ comprom rangement between the the Canadian Brotherhood mployes and ns i ion boratise use it relle Iy, Bat Jlespe cages with e sprinkled on many other in ra.sin nacaroons, hox Al with Ke colors and white, some trimmed to contrast. Silk frogs. As serviceable as they are hand- some. All sizes 15 to 20. Trimmed v Boys’ All-Weo' 0°Ceats Of Pebble Cheviot—Red Flannel Lining Dressy and Durable Coats, in brown . and navy. Four pockets, convertible co! lar, yoke back, inverted pleat and belt. . nd krumbloa! Start vsir's Bran toda Saturday—The Season’s Best Glove Day KAYSER WOOL GLOVES, for women, toys and girle. Purchase of eamples, worth $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. Plain and fancy kuit, some wool llned, 6 some leather bound. Placi 9C e : From 9:15 to 11 O°'Clock Only BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ GAUNTLETS, with CHILDREN'S KAYSER MIT- | i, aim, wearnoere Worth $5.00, $6.00 and $7.50 ENS, samples, worth | Chamois Suede glov . S —Kellogg's Bran, cat larly, will clear up a pimply com- plexion and overcome an obnoxious breaih, sher, unfon leader. A compr e the aggregate amount ction also has been arranged, said. R m a Sewed-on embroidered chevron. Some have detached hood and brass buttons. Sizes 3 to 10. e [ r.’ :/7".“‘1 R T T O T T OO UL T T T T LT L LU LU LU ) 200 Smart Trimmed Hats, of | shades wlphe 2 (R RN Vatc nY & - "’ ( /I,?///}///I///}I/// hhaatn it 4 % [ | poige / ) 7 “/I{,{{;’t ; ./.f woM! backs. Black, white, brown, tan. gray and beaver 5 preferred for cellen: quall cellent imnorted quality WOMEN'S KID GAUNTLETS . T5c :Lnf] nan?i- 35c T black-, white and ali 59C OME KID GLOVES, ex- KID GLOVE ry k pair perfect. Embroidered white. Self-em- $4.50 ev blac) | GLOVES, of the above qualit, INE WHITE LAVBSKIN of beauti- 95c | MR o508 velvet, satin and felt, mostly black, a few colors. Trimmed with ostrich, fancy feathers, ornaments and embroidered. On sale from 9:15 to 11 o'clock ONLY—remember last Satur- day’s whiriwind doliar sale and come early. self back, Br 98 | workmansh.p. e 0 12-button, $3.003 16 7/ KAYSER Chamoisette Strap- buiton wrist Gauntlets, 12-button gloves MEN'S CAPE and also Van brown and tan Ranlte suede - fin.shed gloves in & s rap - wrist ntlets. 75(' 1 2 ChOICE wevearnnnnnns Chfi“dmn’s Swaater Sels and mittens to match. Copen, brown and rose ....eeecseneion BABY BUNTING, of fleecy white eciderdown; MNned hood, with rib- bon drawstring. Edged with shell $1.98 BEAVER SAIL- BRUSHED WOOL SPORT bands and | gATS, heavy quality, with GLOVE! Women’s Silk-and-Wool Perfect Stockings Purcha: { beautiful quality silk-and- wool liose as popular for dress and street wear as ior sports. In the smart mix- - tures of black and white, also in rich brown, camel and castor. Kuit with dropstitch from top to toe. Y hieihioh Another Lot of These Exquisite 15- V Y/ 4/ Jewel Watches Go on Sale Tomorrow! / P 7 AE response which greeted our first annovnce- , I’ T ment of this Sale last week was so astounding % A / /| —s0 overwhelming—tlat we Lave dec ded to pro- long this extraordinary val. e-giving event for a while longer. Read every detail princed below— be here just as early as possible tomorrow morning! Buy at this ridiculously low price on Castelberg’s | e BRUSHED WOOL consieting of coat or over sweater, with cip. gins and mittens fo match. Popu- , S WA sndd iy 14 lar colors .. stitching ' B i e WOMEV'S SILK-AND-FIRER BOYS' WIDE AND NARROW P FANCY KNIT SET, con- BONNETS of velvet and BLACK HOSE, plain, clocked, RIBBED SCHOOL HOSE, Drum- ! sisting of sweater and cap, | oorduroy. trimmed with rib- dropstitch and lace mer Boy and Medalla brands; P AH.ER Clu_-t ] i both trimmed with brushed | bon and silk d M nt ) istmas wool. Honeydew, Owers. Bat irregulars of § 1135, 3%e; sizes 9% to ully Goaranteed Movements y - T i $5.98 | vy brown and $1.00 | His o L AT : i hieana Soeocosast .9 copen. Speclal.. 0¥ X POINTEX, full fashioned. | 9 ... 290 BOYS' BEAR BRAND HEAVY RIBBED HOSE, in black and brown. Sizes ¢ 113, 43¢; sizes 8l and Weldrest. tuilored. thread silk hose, in regular Black and colors . FU LL-I'ASHIOS!::D THREAD ealine Fur Coats i e T Diack: €AY, brown, nude, silver l 00 40-inch model, may be worn with or [ ] and white. Slightly $ o ! irregular . thout belt. Large collar, bell sleeves With windsh,eld, Lined with silk. Beau- CHILDRE OL_ SPORT tiful and durable. Every Watch-Bracelet in this entire sensational sale is equipped with a thoroughly dejendatle imported 15- je. el movement—absolutely gua: anteed by both the makers and ourselves. Round, tonneau, octagon, cushion and other fancy shares, in l4-kt. white gold-filled cases. All fitted with hand- some black or gray moire ribbon bands. Thess Watches will be delivered to you i: BZFORE Chris*mas whe'her fully paid I for or not! That’s the sort of service to i which our cus*omers dre entitled and the i kind the - GET!! Come in and select the { Watch Bracelet vou desire now—PAY { i LU BOY S wonders for wear. brown., Sizes K13 11%, 53e; sizes AFTER CHRISTMAS!! Your only dif- ficulty will be in deciding which one vou like best. CHILDREN'S SPORT HOSE, n derby ribbed and beautifully H Kea; ¢ = SEALINE COATS of beautiful quality, 40 inches beautifgl colorings, 1 mercerized. Black and I = long, full sweep style. Large col- with fan l l cordovan. Buster Brown C i s lor bl wiceves with cutts; sitkand PDSD, 75 Pertect - i i . back-seam styles. Slight 59(: I black and brown. Size | ‘made in England. Estra make, in all sizes...... meial girdle. SEALINE COATS with large skunk collar and Siniac boracreating. oo $139.00 | Wear the Winter Fashions Over T O T O LR T ed pocket, stik cord girdles...... i: Other Sealine, Baby Seal and Liberty Seal Coats i with opossum and squirrel collars and cuffs, 40 to ! 47 inches long. : $100.00 to $275.00 orse MINK MARMOT COATS, 42 Inches long. with brocade silk lining. Large cape collar, fancy bell sigeves; silk $ l 69-00 The celebrated R & G Corset service appeals to the woman cord girdle Other Min! of fashion because of the absolutely accurate manner in which 3 it is co-ordinated with each scason’s modes. R & G's are $l99-00 to 5275'm economical, too—you don’t have to pay extravagant prices N. Y. STATE MUSKRAT COATS, A-1 grade, for smart corsetry. A model to snit your figure is here. lined with Skinner satin. = ,$1,f9'00 Laced Backs | Laced Fronts the . Jap Mink, Mole, $1.00 to $5.00 | $3.00 to $6.00 " to 47 inches long, Gentlemen'’s DiamondRing Raccoon and Marmot Coats, $100.00 to $489.00 ' Like the other, this handsome Ring for Gentlemen has the 18-kt. whi_e-gold top. To show you what we think of it, we to allow you 10% MORE THAN Toyland the Saturday Shopping Cei ter pure-white gem, as radiant and fiery :l the midday sun, set in an exquisite M -kt id mounting with_an asiee 4 Toke, ‘:llnli?-'z:ld ‘Rexagon. top. Tho THE PURCHASE PRICE in exchange at ! beauty of the shank is enriched by del!- anv time for a larger stone for either of these rings. Pay Only 50c a Week cate carving. Pay Only 50c a Week Dollw Furniture—Im- | Irom 'Toys, famous Hubley | three popular sizes. Un- rtion. ' sameipeperon Folding Ironing Board | breakably made and | With dlsc wheels and rubber | erry Cloth Dolls| 20-tnch Imported Doll with real 935 Pl. Ave. N. W. Alexandria Brauch, §15 Xing Street ;\or the leuus house- | handsomely finished. tires. andh ;\;'ea!er dolls. ihalr.tr':mvm% eyeuf,qe_v;ln:hefi and Y keeper. rong washable ana te . Mat e Paurablo. s 49c| $1.25, $1.98, $2.98 $10.98 and $11.98 | 3iume S 49¢ dpet . N2 1IN I0h §3.48 it Here ien Sl - Expense!! : | mense selectlon of white | make. including fire engines, = Credit H a Convenience = Not an Ld e ana bapy| enameled furniture — | hook and ladder wagens, circus | E " m—— = beds, bassinettes, | wagons and automobiles i = Open a Charge grand styles, in beauti- ! o et H Account on_the ful wood finishes. ewinge | Lieh e 49c to $5.00 i | = following Easy 50c to $8.00 and dressers, trimmed | Gibb's Toys, consisting of horse | H = Plano Steols, S0 to| WItR St | hitched to farm wagon, U. S.| Jiardwood Tempin o arerlined e all- = = sw00. i\ 75c to $7.00 : Mail wagon and Yankco Dump- | fets, striped In col- |grive " Large St ie $5.98 S PrY = Books—For boys and " G foi= | . OES: = ::l te 880. i ginle; Horatlo AIEer | ol A Sacht 50c to $1.00 | 49c, 98c, $1.49 | Tors Velocipede, steel frame nflf.’na Week. é - i= Castlemon, Boy Scout.| race, “round the world.” Wilkinson’s Safety First {and rubber-tired bicycle €3 gf m §50_to 075 L] £ Jack Harkaway, Stev-| Uncie Wigglly and many | Coaster Wagons, heavy sturdy | Rockle Toddler, | Wheels. Enameled in red e S ecnson. Dumas and other | qthers. construction. with roller bear- | the rooster rocker $1.50 & Woek. = | S favorites, beautifully 25 $2.00 | Ings, artillery wheels, safety | for tots. Beautifully | Teddy Bike, the strong side- . Cs S and durably bound. c to $2. { brake and steering tongue. white enam- walk toy for little ones. i 1.49 98 e amounts in the = 25c and 50c Bagatelle Boards in $8.98 and $9.98 eled. Only... =~ !Red enameled, rubber tired T O T TR T L LT LU T L T LT T LT (LTI TIUTTE R AT