Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1922, Page 12

| Velv Leathe Vanity ¢ Umbrellas Duvetyne ¥ Writing Case: Ivory Toilet P Traveling Cases Telephone Pads Work Basket: Jewel Cases Scissors Sets Bridge Sets Manicure Set: Coin Purses Fitted Cases A Complet; i.ine of Du Bairy Patterns in Pyralin Ivory Toilet Articles = Our Disease. i S50 = = | spreading disease by 25 » | Collar Bags 1.00 » pectoration. s Ifi :_ :‘:;- '?n[t;l‘ s);zlr; Cases... 5:: : | habit to be condemned at thls season Stick Pin Bo: | B L : of the year when persons suffering TE 0N atoumames e from colds are tempted to spit on 225 » Card Sets. P 225 » | Cloth Brushes 100 » 300 » | Handkerchiet 350 » OF sumlight one 25 » | Military Brushe; 233 » : e » Suit Cases.. . 830 7 | germs, makes the » Traveling Bag: . 400 » » | Dress Trunk 800 » » | Steamer war - Trunks 1500 » g Wardrob: 15.00 o | Umurenes 130 - s by mean | from the sputum of ca %M%G Even in healthy persons authoritles|case w ‘comend that pneumonia and other|its violation, germ diseases are often present in 'the mouth and nos « Particularly is sidewalks, in public conveyances and elsewhere. The comparative absence f the best disin- the killing of bit even more onable during the winter sea- A purchaser of Christmas seals writes to the Tuberculosis Associa- tion, _protesting against the al- most complete disregard of anti ordinances. On every hand, it Is stated, dence that peo- pi¢ are forgetful | of the danger of s Ten Days. - spitting I3 evisligg allicd powers. this government seeks. would be Yrance sei patients, so f doubtless deter others f The resist- violation of the ordinance. EVENIXG NT. W &) weceeer SIS ANTHSPITTING AW, S, T0 SHOW HAND : SHOULD BE ENFORCED Christmas Seal Purchaser Makes | Timely Suggestion to Curb ‘Important Moves Are Expect- ed Here Within Next BY DAVID LAWRENCE. Within the next ten days moves of the greatest importance to the future !of Eyrope will be made by the United | tds government, in consuitation wlmi The details of the American program cannot be disclosed at this time, us lit is desired that the frst explana- careless €X-|yjong of ‘whgt the United States has in mind shall come through American diplomatic representatives abroad. It|¢reaty. is, therefore, possible today only to mention the objectives rather than the mode of procedure which this|] matters. Opposes Rukr Seizure. First of all, the United States gov- deeply disappointed quent one scldom hears of & here any one is punished for its enforcement would v is a convenience to Ladies buying for “Him” —Because out of our‘exclusive finéry you'll choose what he will appreciate—with no chance of the mistakes possible in a less sc- lective assortment. : o - House Coats Double-faced cloth. velvet, silk -—in the best models— 56135 Double - faced Cloth House Coats: collar. cuifs, pockets trimmed with reverse $600 Mode Exclusive Neckwear y—oi Amerigan makes, Welsh Margetson of London, and Paul Olmer of Paris, all confined to us. $1 .00 to $5.00 Two Specials Imported Swiss Cut Silk $l 50 Cravats. ... . Wrinkle-proo Cravats....cccceeneecece Lots of new designs in Silk Kni€ted Cravats—$1.65 to $5.00. Mufflers Of American make and made by Welsh Margetson and Allen Solly of London. $ 1 85 to 320(» Two Specials— Brush Wool Muf- fler, plain and Lovat sl .85 COlOTINGS ceoeeccccenee Swiss All-Silk and Accordion Silk Mufflers—with tiny factory imperfections. Values $6_75 UDRG S Scdtecceetorect Mode Special Tuxedo— $38 , Mode - Overcoats--- ‘The points of distinc- tion in Mode Overcoats . are many and so import- i ant as to enlist preference. Chargacter of weaves, type ; of designs and integrity - of make—all contributory i to a degree of satisfaction that is strictly a Mode fea- © ture. Our own make and made for us by Richard Austin of-london. $30 t° $8 5 f Great Coats, Ulsters, Ulsterettes. Box Coats— in Double-faced Cloth; warmth - without - weight weaves; Tweeds, Her- ringbones, Montagnac, | Silk Shirts A Mode selected assortment of “exclusive patterns — high-grade silks; plain and plaited bosoms. $6:50 to $12.00 Hosiery Pure Silk, Silk and Wool and Wool Sports Hose—including Allen Solly’s (London) best num-i bers. 75¢ to $3.00 Cénes and Umbrellas Snake wood and other Canes, and fine Silk Umbrellas, with ef- fective mountings. $2.00 to $25.00 Knitted Vests Correct models, in all the Heather Mixtures — very smart and very comfort- $6'50 ablebosoots Sioie ieioe sataiels The Mode—F at Eleventh' Bath an;l Lounging Robes —ofi the Dest American makes— and made by Welsh Margetson, of London. 5 Velvet, Silk, Toplin, Angora, Blankets and Terry. 55.00 to $75.00 —Two Specials— $1 5® Fancy All-Silk Lounging Robes. .. cut $5.00 Blanket Robes, long and full ... Handkerchiefs Imported and American makes —Fancy Silk and Linen. —Two Specials— All Linen Initial Handkerchief, sheer (4 andSfineNSTIIINS 50 6 for $2.75. : Pure Linen Thread-drawn Hemstitched, hand embroidered and finished Handker- § 1 25 chiefs 6 for $7.00 Mark Cross Gloves Mark Cross, of course —be- cause they represent the best— the Mode standard—of Gloves— and for which we are exclusive _representatives. Proper styles for all occasions—including Fur- lined. Splendid Holiday Service' 52.75 to sl 0.00 . Mode Dress Vests— $6-50 to $20 Dot only becauso the taking of German | fican_officials incline more or less to territory would be the breeder of more the British view that the capacity of war in Europe, but because it may mean the ruin of Germany. contalns five-sixths of the coal supply of Germany, and her industrial re- | cuperation would be impossible without | the same position as a creditor firm IN EUROPE SOON = or the ruin of Germany? That is the | 58y $100,000 against a bankrupt con- question being asked her. wants to dismember Germany as a means of providing security against possible invasion, then the seizure of the Ruhr is what she will insist upon unless the allies use their diplomatic influence to prevent such an occur- rence. There are indications thit France will not heed the British warnings on this subject and that only the voice of the United States interposed at this juncture can dis- suade France. cffic pact is an effort to meet the | French thinks Germany shouM be included | in the mutual guarantee treaty, but he is cautlously refraining from any commitment to the effect that.the, United States will join In such al! what France and Europe in general of the London conference of the al- lles' premiers mives one the fmpres. | sion that Great Britain is ajready | neeured the desired support of tke | United States—in fact, that word had i indirectly received from Washe ington that the {Germany to pay ought to be defi- nitely fixed beyond a doubt. In Position of Creditor. To the American mind, France’is in ‘The Ruhr Rubr | which holds notes to the amount of his information, re uel. Which does France want? Money It -she | cern, and the courts discover that the bankrupt concern ean pay only 50 cents on_the dollar. or $50,000. France is willing to accept less than $100,000, say $75,000, provided Great Britain Danger Sotn A hean wi.l cancel part of her debt. The| From the British point of view the truth is France could never get more | French effort to force Germany Into than 60 cents on the dollar any how, | an economic alliance with her seems and in being persuaded to accept that | fated to bring the worst possible re- amount she would not really be giving | sults for every one. t | up the other 50 cents, because it is|Britain and France P 12 ‘ impossible of collection. industrial help, but whereas Fi would coerce G eaders into co | producers, BLr Effort to Reach French Views. | - President Harding’s suggestion-ef a | cats modelod on the four-power va- | FRENCH ABANDON RUHR SEIZURE AS heh SHOWDOWN LOOMS iy (Continued from Pire: Paoo v (Copyright, 1922.) viewpoint. Mr. &larding’ rmany’s old that part ! trade should sibility would be hers for the gravest | any and all countri. action taken since the signing of A there should not be conti the armistice. ! B a0, iAvored pesit U. 8. Views Known. seems intent upon. Sounding out the var Part of U. S. Decisive. information since ti The part the Unitcd States plays He, "too, would like to see s wwilling to do for itself before ing any definite pledges of Amer- jcan moral influence In European On the reparation payments Amer- adjournment e biszablishea 1561 Furniture el 7 Carpets SPECIAL OFFERING Gift Suggestions Solid Mahogany Smok- ing Tray, equipped with of our entire line of lamps and lamp shades tray, match holder :ind p:rcellln Hned 25 sox. Price.. $10.00 (7] : Socm‘{7 Mahogany Smok- ing Cabinet. Solid Mahogany Smok- ing Cabifet and Humi- off regular prices. Owing to delayed delivery we find we are over- stocked on floor, bridge, table and boudoir lamps, ;‘,‘;fie 515.50 © French and domestic silk shades; therefore, rather Solid Mahogany Smok- | than wait until after Christmas we are offering this ine Stand.— $718.00 discount now to dispose of our stock quickly. ORIENTAL RUGS Our entire large stock of Persian and Chinese rugs ; will be offered at 20% ‘discount from regular prices. Special display first floor, main building. Smoking 7 Stand. Price.. o secretary eCT ( Desks. ry s 549.00 Combination Maho g any, Walnut or Birds- eye Maple Ladies’ Desks $32-00 msnsy 930.00 Fern Stands Dull Mahogany Finia Special display of Spinet Desks. Special Holiday Spinet Desk, $39.50. Mahogany Tea Wagon, $20:00 Solid Mahogany Pris- cilla Sewing Table, $9.75. The Handkerchief Shop Madeira Hand Embroi- dered Pure Linen Handker- chiefs, plain and rose scal; loped edge, with eyelet, and boxed. Inquire About Cur Deferred Payment Plan w—._i’;.—:f—lloses & Sons | Linens Eleventh and F Sts. Uphalszery ‘_4 in the final issue between the French and British policies is bound to he almost decisive. Since the Britisi have had the support of the Umite: States up to the present they fe. in expecting a furth tion of American sympat en all the powers w ¥ their cards gn tie able. There is an impression here that tiie Paris conference of the four premiech , therel makl take the place of the abandoned ll‘fx-ul- sels conference. e JOHNSON ASKS REPORT. Urge Senate Committee Act ou © Constitutional Changes. Senator Johnson, fornia, went befor: republican, C. tional party ZIHLMAN BILL HEARINGS. i the Zihlman bill provid- 1 terminal switching District, wil be held be- committee next Govern- g ment Checks Cached Gift Suggestions Special Mahnnn{ Da- n venport Table, 66 inches Pric $35.00 Price. . .. Mahogany 48-in. Round Gate-leg Table. Price $40-00 Mahogany and Cane Magazine Stand. Price $21 050 Roya! Easy Chairs, up- holstered ceat and back, equipped with foot rest and reclinin; back. Price o $28o75 E !\zflorril Chair and ushions. ~ Mahogany Shaving Stand. Price.... o Hall Mirrors, equipned with coat $ hangers. Price o 48-inch Round Poker Tables, leatherette or et tops. @O () | Price. . .. S A ¢ This Solid Mahogany Fireside Arm Rocker, upholstered in tapese try. Price, $39.50. Linen Shop $7.00 Plain Rose Scalloped Madeira Napkins 18x13 inches, pure linen, ribboned $5.00 Dozen . seed, ;solid cut work and chain embroidery in corners on finest pure linen. Actual values up to $2.25 each. ChJice, 85¢ each Irish Hand-made Pure Linen Corner Embroidered Handkerchiefs. Irish Lace Edged Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. Irish Hemstitched Plain Colored Pure Linen Corner Embroidered Handker- chiefs. ; N Irish Hemstitched Plain Sheer or Cambric Linen Handkerchiefs. Irish Hemstitched H and Embroidered White or Colored Hand- kerchiefs. Values to 75¢, for 50c each ~ Women’s Hemstitched ~ ~White Linen Handker- - chiefs with hand-em- brofdered designs in col- ors or white, 1-16 to 1 inch hems, revere stitch or lace edged. Values ‘to 39¢ each., - Choice, 25¢ - A Child’s Handker- chief for every day in the week, 7 in a box, - ~For 50c This Solid Mahogany Martha Washington Sewing Table. Price, $19.75. Smoking Stands, Cabinets and Humidors Solid Mahogany Finish Smoking Stands, $6.00. A large assortment of Cedar Chests—plain solid cedar and inlaid cedar chests. Prices start at $18.00. A Rug Will Make a ~ Very Acceptable Gift 9x12 Axminsters.....$48.00 8x10.6 Axminsters. . .$45.00 $1.50 ana $2.00 Madeira Hand Embroidered Pure Linen Hat Rack Covers, Neat Embreid- cred Designs $1.25 Each $3.75 to $4.26 Madeira Hand Embroidered Pure Linen fiarfs Size 18x36 inches, scalloped edge, neat designs. $2.75 Each $1.25 and 75c Fine Linen Trimmed Bureau Scarfs 18x45 and 18x50 inches, motifs and filet lace. $1.00 and 59c Each $10.00 to $15.00 Madeira Hand Embroidered Tea Cloths Scalloped edge, pure linen, elab- orate designs, 50 and 62-inch. $8.15 Each " $8.00 to $5.00 Madeira Hand Embrofdered Tea Cart Covers Rose and plain scallop, eyelet and fancy embroidery. $2.00 and $5.00 $1.25 to '$2.00 Women’s Madeira Embroidered 7 Handkerchiefs Beautiful assortment of scal- J loped edge, exquisite hand em- broidered and eyelet effects; on fine, pure linen. 85c Each 59c Children’s Embroid- ered Boxed H indkerchiefs L 7 in a box, embroidered, for each day of the week. . 50c Box 39c and 45c Women’s Plain Pure Linen Hand- kerchiefs Spoke stitched, corded bor- der and 1-16-inch hems. 35¢c Each Women’s Hemstitched Pure Linen Handkerchiefs Hand embroidered, lace edge, ‘reeere stitched or colored em- broidered. Special, 25c Each