Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1922, Page 25

tubes having stops within to be gull- | subjected to .uulrlic criticimm for ed_out by the will of the Dllyzr.‘u whole year, If, at the end of thit hen ‘an unusually large biece of DUKE OF ABERCORN. NORTHERN IRELAND'S - . | JADE PUT TOAEVERE TEST. a0 < gasiigeamrs time, his Whrk should be condemned, - FIRST GOVERNOR GENERAL, AND DUCHESS Y B e e L mDiece ol o Lond § - — : Twenty Years Required to Com- |.*councit of artists to. determine intoliricommyaet g a o A - Pm le wm what shape it had best be carved, as, The task itself is no light gne. 3 = : owing to its extreme hardness, the ' a thin piece of finely tempered < From the Chrihtian Science Monitor. form selected raust follow somewhat wire, the artist may work for a i The high ‘standing of jade is no | the out line indicated by the naturzl | without having anything L the specimen. Twenty years have not been modern thing. The Primitive weights | formation chosen to perform the el too long for a single and measures of the Chinese world e artl were computed from, jade tubes, and | delicate task is rot altogether to be carving. the earliest bars or ifitervals of music | envied. It is true that if he succeeds. Woobmard & Wotheop —— | krfown to that nation were detérmin- | he will be Fighly honored and re- | ©d by hollow' bambod canes of accu- | wrded. but success depends upon his | Almost every stenographer in Aus- rate length, afterward made in jade | work being approved after it has been | tralia uses an American typewriter Books for Men of Affairs Our Republic, by S. E. Forman.. $5. Letters of Franklin K. Lane..... $5. From Seven to Seventy, by E. Simmons, $4. Of a Religious Turn of Mind Human Nature in the Bible, W. L. Phelps, $2. Christianity and Progress, Fosdick...... $1.50 God, Our Contemporary, by J. H. Jowett, $1.50 Roosevelt's Religion, by Reisner........$2.50 To Give the Poetry Lover Dear Brutus, a play, by J. M. Barrie Modern American Poetry. . All That Matters, by Guest.. The Sea is Great, Our Boats Are Small.. For the Larger Boy Master Skylark, illustrated Boy Scout’s Year Book. ... For the Larger Girl East of the Sun and West of the Moon..$350 Red Robin. by Abbott Rootabaga Stories, by Sandburg For the Little Ones ‘The Swiss Twins. .. Etece Voyages of Doctor Doolittle The Land of Punch and Judy.. If Outdoor Stories Appeal Robin Hood’s Barn, by W. E. Bailey John Burrough’s Talks, by C. Johnson On Tiptoe, by S. E. White.....ccecee....$L7S Book Section, Fifth floor, \ ~ The Christmag Store Thousands of Books for Everybody Easily Selected Here The convenient way in which we have our books displayed makes it an easy matter for vou to select gifts for everybody on vour list. \Wondei- ful choice, among which are these few: The Novel Rea&er Will Like These ‘The Cathedral, by Hugh Walpole. Flowing Gold, by Rex Beach Certain People of Importance The Red Redmaynes, by Philpots Readers to be Amused $2. s sz, Fair Harbor, by Joseph C. Lincoln......S2. Return of Alfred, Anonymous... g2 Good References, by Rath.. $a Perfect Behavior, by D. O. Stewart $2. Gentle Julia, by Booth Tarkington. $L75 Books That Make You Think Abbie Pierre, by Hudson........ Sz Maria Chapdelaine, by Herron. -$2. The Forsythe Saga, Galsworthy ...8250 Handy Volumes for Coat Pockets Single volumes in limp leather binding Dickens, Scott, Stevenson, Shakespeare, Poc and other noted writers, each. ... .$1.90 Occult Readers Should Have The Coming of the Fairies, by Doyle.. .. §2. The Gate of Remembrance, by Bond $2.75 Man and the Cosmos, Leighton..... ... .84, The Book of Clifford, by Bernice....... $2. Travel Books of Real Interest Delaware and the Eastern Shore. 5 Seecing the Eastern States. Mt. Everest, 1921......... .$5. .$750 Boys’ Ties King George has appointed the Duke of Abereorn governor general of thern Irelnnd. The duke, who ix fifty-three years old, was appointed | lord licutenant of Tyrone in 1917 and last year was clected to the senate of | the Ulster parliament. The ‘duchess, before their marriage in 1594, was Lady Rosaline Bingham, daughter of the Earl of Lucan. |{GOV. RITCHIE NAMES IMITATES TURKEY E NEW STATE AUDITOR| CALL; HUNTSMAN | Three Other Officials Selected Uay SHOOTS NEIGHBOR der Reorganization Suc- D 14— By the Associated Press. DUBLIN, Ga., December n Ellingtos imitating a tu swamp here, w ously wounded by another hunter, Lee Davis. The latter also had —Lowis M. Milbourne | been imitating a turkey's call and atye A e of the men thought the other State insurance commissioner— o ¢ Harvey I Cooper of Carolina county. | was > real turkey, Davis said that, | ceed Selves. Je Md., December 14.— vesterday announced | ppointments under the e jeot throusH the bushes he opened rvation commissioner—| fee. Fllington then called for . Vickers, jr., of Kent f the terms will begin or. Jan- d will terminate on the first v, 19245 except that of | OF public works, whose | g i s at the pleasure of “TIRED FEELING” This last-mentioned ! -ed the chairman of | ds commission. Mr. & chairman of the roads will succeed himself in 1 DO vou feel run down N |and "hali-sick all the ;l:rrr.' Are you thin. pale, easily tired—no energy, no ambition, the governor. offictal will rhe appointment of Mr. Milbourne L recognition by the governor of | clement in the democratic r. Milbourne_always having | vith Joshua W. Miles, a Lee | \ and Mr. | no “pep”*? Now is the time to take Gude'd Pepto- ader luvl:lrsnsu-;]‘wn,y D Tas) s Max&z‘fim It will brace e O or has ye! ame two Y e N“ deputy auditors. e sald yesterday 3—&‘;’2& av;?,%'o: ;fi;‘:‘m blou‘i‘ that this action will walt untll Me{ builg firm, solid Hesh, and bring the p. ne as 3 > boy e ™ he | healthy color back to your skin. -| Physicians have prescribed this fam- i | ous old tonic for over 30 years. Your druggist has Gude’s—Liquid or tablets, as you prefer. ~ Qude’s |Pepto-Mangan \i| Tonic and Blood Enricher: held the office fc aving before that s v auditor. —_— fe thinks we ought to forget the es borrowed from us dur- | | | { | { CLEAR A5 A BELL The Highest Class Talkig Machine in the World ! ~ Woohwarh & Lotheop * DOWN STAIRS STORE Christmas Specials To Give Women Popular Silk and Wool * Sports Hose, $1 Heather effects in mixtures of silk and wool: browns, grays and black. Minor irregu- larities. F Silk Hose, 63c Pure thread silk hose, in black, brown and tan. Slightly irregular, but scarcely notice- able. Sizes 8% to 10. ) Lisle Hose, 35c; 3 pairs, $1 : ¥ull fashioned. light or heavier weight stockings. Brown and gray—slightly ir- regular. 1 $ Batiste Blouses, *1 \We've just received a brand-new lot of these dainty blouses of fine batiste—also a number of voile, dimity and marquisette. Peter Pan or tuxedo styles. Some with handdrawn heimstitching and filet lace. Sizes 36 to 40. Splendid gifts. Lovely Handmade Filet Lace Collars, *1.50 A gift that every woman will agprecigtc Other neckwear, specially priced, including collar and cuff sets and new lace Berthas. s0c-to $L... ‘Boutonnieres, 25c Inexpensive, but lovely little gifts for women and girls. Clusters of tiny colored flowers to wear with furs or on coat lapels. Crepe Kimonos, %2.25 Plain colored crepe kimonos, with silk em- broidery and silk cord girdles. Beacon Robes, $2.95 Y Big, warm robes, in floral patterns apd of soit beacon cloth. Made with cord girdles. Corduroy Robes, $2.95 Blue, pink, rose or purple corduroy robes, in favored kimono style. Boudoir Caps, 58 Very fancy little affairs of satin, crepe de chife and silk brocade, combined with deep lace or with ribbon trimming. .+ Gift Aprons, 65¢c . Attractively styled bungalow aprons of pretty patterned gingham or percale, finished with white rickrack braid and tie_sashes. Part Elastic Girdles, *1.58 Fine batiste and elastic girdles; short, lightly boned and with four supporters. Sizes 24 to 32. 8 Fine §rocade Corsets, $245 A real Christmas special. Topless and low bust styles, with light or medium boning. Handsome materials. Satin Garters, $1. Pink, blue or orchid girdles, with ruffle edge and rosettes. Dainty gifts. . ) Fancy Bandeaux, $1 : Ever so many dainty styles—some lace trim- med: others tailored i:\ finish. All sizes. 0 scles, A {imited quantity—and real values. color, with Jace trimming. n Bloomers, $1 Delicate blue or flesh color sateen bloomers. with hand-embroidery. Extra Size Crepe Bl 68¢c Flesh color, full cut and reinforced. Corset Co Flesh Of lingerie cloth, daintily trimmed. Sateen Petticoats, ¥1.95 English sateen skirts, with high silk luster. Practical and very prettily embroidered flounces. Green, purple and brown shades. owns, $345 To Give Men These Popular English Broadcloth Shirts, $2.95 We offered them before at this special price. and they went very quickly. White, steel gray or tan—some with pleated backs. A few have minor defects, not to be noticed. Russian Cord Shirts, $1.75 Large variety of patterns, including most every wanted color, in fine stripes. Fiber Silk Scarfs, $1.35 Black, white and the popular buff. Good Patterned Ties, 50c Cut silk, knitted or Grenadine ties Silk Plated Socks, 55¢ Black, brown. gray and navy socks. 914 to 1135 Splendid giits. Heather Socks, 25¢ pair Medium weight, heather socks, in mottled grays, browns and black. Sizes 9% to 1170 Flannelette Pajamas, $1.75 Samples of high-grade lines. Several styles with frog fastenings or ribbon bound and with cord. Full cut. well made. DOWN STAIRS STORE For Children Kunicker or Bloomer Dresses, $1 and $1.65 Pretty Little Gingham sashes and fancy embroidery. older girls to 14 years. $165. Girls’ Pleated Skirts, 175 Blue Galatea Skirts, full cut and on a body —to wear with middies. Sizes 7 to 14 years Girls' Wool Coats, $975 All-wool, Loose or Belted Coats, with fur or self coliars. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Girls’ Wool Dresses, $5 French Serge or Jersey Dresses, with f. embroidery. Broke: es up to 12 vea Scarfs and Tam Sets, $2.95 Bright-colored Brushed Wool Tams. with scaris to match—red. peacock. buff. hrown and white. Sizes Dresses with big Sizes | for For Boys Percale Blouses, 58c Neat stripes and checki in these good- looking wash biouses for school and general Sizes 7 to 15 vea Boys’ Wool Mackinaws, $8.75 Big Warm Mackinaws, in dark plaids or plain dark colors. Double seamed. Boys’ Wool Overcoats, $8.75 Plaid lined, All-wool Coats. vears, Practical gifts. For Little Folk Stockinette Dolls, 58c Adorable, soft little doils, cotton stuffed Sizes 3 to 7 arid dressed in bright-colored sweater effects with cap and lcggings DOWN STAIRS ST Household Gifts Fancy Lace-Trinumed Pillowcases, 90c pr. A real opportunity for Frid These make exceptional gifts. Good quality white tube cases, hemstitched and lace trimmed. Pillowcases, 3 for $1 Standard make cases, 45x36 inches. Free irom dressing. Good, deep hems Fancy Scarfs, 95c T —— bloomers. Sizes 7 and 9. | . Exceptional Plain tailored, of flesh colored sateen. Lace-trimmed scarfs of Jewel Cloth. Size \ ( hrlstmas ok 5OC Radio Silk Gowns, $430 17x50 inches, S Showing at A fimited quantity—the reason for the Huck Towels, 5 for $1 / Knitted and Cut Silk lowered_price. Very lovely. Large, heavy quality—sofit and absorbent Four -in-hand Ties, in . Crepe Gowns, 2 18x36 inches. i Tl x Fetie Blue, white and flesh color—a new supply. Drywell Towels, § for $1 ar S ]’[‘".'; "" ‘: £E5 1\,,urcs. 3 . . E.lulay Bloomrrl. 35{ r; 3 %dai I,'lor ‘l ,\Iade}t{)f very fine ;ulal]il'\'. absorbent towel plaids and stripes. very A M gn fi P d xceptional values. hite an esh color ing. emstitched finish. a 1 Cent el’lo Mercerized Napkins, 6 for 75¢ Jarge assortment, and the - Pretty ‘patterns of mercerized damask. Nests, 15c; 2 for 25¢ Giit Box Assortment, 15\ Jliies surpass 3 5 . 2 B jualities surpass those o i bed ith v H d Pl e oo Kach difle Wiy ound at e for the Price of an 01 fre coliatty Wi sowe o ¥ et iy o ainty Boudoir [ i Jesien i s Boys’ Hickok Ordinary Upright' Sale Felt Shi tch. 4 5 Vase Lamps ™ Tnitial Belts ale Felt Shppers 12 Christmas Cards, with 7yl assortment of letters, HE Sonora Marquette is a period For Women and Misses . c Special, $5 and $6 You may choose from varied lovely shaped vase bases, in blue, jade, gold or black, with 10-inch silk shades trimmed with gold braid, $5. While beautiful old rose vase lamps envelopes, specially boxed in four different assort- ments. Special, 25¢ box. $1, $1.25 and $1.50. Belts with tongue buckles, 50c, 75¢ and $1. Separate Initial Buckles, 50c. Tim’s Patent model embodying all the quality in tone and cabinetry for which Sonora is famous—at the price of $125. . The Marquette is indeed a symbol of Sonora leadership—for, not only is it a A Big Event Planned for Friday’s Selling ' Lovely, delicate shades and deep tones—laven- Hundreds of- Lovely el Christmas Cards, with en- Special, 10c Felt Boudoir Slippers~ with heavy padded : r velopes. 1 ) with rosc_sillcshades to each, Mufflser Cap:1 : wonderful achievement in beautyl:;‘ soles, making them soft des, light bluc, copen, . S e 1.55 and, $1.65 tone and design; it is an unexam g 4 Dainty Ivory Metal Boudoir ~ Fancy Tinfoil, for wrap- The caps that keep boys e gn; At bstapl and 'so comfortable. rose, purple and wine Lamps, with silk-lined - ping Christmas gifts. 10c e S lump. workmanship over obstacles Trimmed with - silk color. shades, in_varied colorings. et TR G UG GUIESE ahys of cost—of quality over economy. The dea S . Special, $2.75. package. 3 and become a regular S ¢ pom-poms and drawn Complete range of e £ ‘ Marquette is without an for the with silk ribbon. =y knitted cap on other days. B DOWN BTAIRS STORE. small apartment or home, where space is an important factor. * "$50 to $3000 Dealers Everywhere . SONORA PHONOGRAPH COMPANY, Inc. ‘GEORGE E, BRIGHTSON, President 279 Broadway s New York Stationery Section, First floor. Lamp Ssetion, Second floor. Boys® Store, Fourth floor, | If in Doubt What to Give l ‘A Christmas Gift Certificate - | —will solve the problem. The idea is this: You deposit whatever ‘sum of money you wish with us _in return fpr a gift certificate for that amount, which will be redeemable in merchandise to the recipient. Glove Gift Certificates Are Very Popular—On Sale in the Glove Section, First Floor Gift Certificates May Be Purchased at the Cashier’s Office 3 i Seventh floor. Great Reductions Women’s Apparel “Clearance. Silk and Cloth Dresses—Reduced to Ju.5t 27 dresses, but every one an exceptional value. Former priccsmwere way beyond Fri day’s mark. Mostly one-of-a-style models, including Crepe de Chines, Poiret Twill, Jerseys. Afternoon Dresses of Black-Net and Crepe; others of all Crepe de Chine, with fancy buckle orngments, gl:ated panels and odd siceve effects. A few Poiret Twill Street Frocks and two Jerseys in the group. Sizes 34 to 42. 1 Coats Reduced to 18 Coats Reduced to %24.75. Velours, Normandies and Bolivias. Many Sporl; Coats of Polaire cloth, some with fur . coilars. Dress coats in blolise or straight with big fur collars. Navy, brown, tan or lines—fur trimmed. black. Coats Reduced to $29.50, $34.75, $39.50, $43 Beautiful, rich fabric models, with fine silk linings and styled in most favored fashions. the majority have not only fur collars but éuffs-and panel borders of fur. ¥ DOWN BTAIRS STORE. Wholesale Distributors: Sonora Company -of The Things You Cannot See Senora Moters — The Sonora metors are the finest phonogreph metare.