Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1922, Page 19

Ta THE EVENING. STAR, ‘WASHINGTON 30 Years at 999000000000 . \\\\\-_uunmmuunwm,,// S PR //' DIAMONDS—Enduring Gifts For over thirty years we have enjoyed the reputation of reliable Diamond Mer- chants. We’re practically family merchants for a great many people—serving now the second generation of our first customers thirty years ago. This reputation is your guar- - antee when you buy diamonds here. 1 Blue White Diamond, very 1 Exceptionally Beautiful Blue 1 Perfect Diamond, of great brilliant, weighing 55-100 carat, White Diamond, weighing 87-100 prilliancy, beautifully cut; weigh- er five points over a half carat; i:;:: D; vlgr;oé;'i‘fihlf‘s:s:g:'e‘ ::; ing 1% carat; a beautiful gem and set in Solid Platinum Mounting. 3 good value. an exceptionally good bargain. v $98 : $290 $385 1 Absolutely Perfect Blue White Diamond, 1 full 1 Perfect Biue White Diamond, weighing 1 and carat in weight, beautifully cut and exceptionally 65-100 carat, or 10 points less than 134 carat; a very brilliant ; set in handsome Platinum and Diamond beautiful gem, and a most wonderful bargain at Mounting. the price. $425 $675 A Small Deposit Will Reserve Any Diamond Until Christmas Complete Your Gift List With Jewelry Very Small l4-karat Solid White Gold Wrist Watch, 15- je‘w;‘l; can Re had in a variety of shapes. most unusual value $25-m INDESTRUCTIBLE Pearls Men's Thin Model Elgin Watch, 14-karat solid gold case; a gift that gl et 653 50 ___Men's Thin Model 17-Jewel Elgin ‘Wateh, octagon shape, 14-karat solid green or white mi e o SNSson) value at this price.. ‘would appreciate.... Solid Platinum Wrist Wateh, of new shape, set with. beautiful cut dlamonds all around and fitted with high-grade 17- Jewel oval movement.... s 17 [l el 1) SR AT | 14-karat Solid White Gold Wrist ‘Wateh, 15-jewel, cushion shape; a very beautiful watch; accurate, and a very 1 b good bargain.......... Beautiful Pearls, possess- ing a delicate luster and guaranteed not to peel, break or discolor; with solid white gold safety clasp, as pictured. A string of pearls will make a charming Christmas gift— 24-inch .....$10.00 30-inch ....$12.00 Complete Stock of CEELIEU PEARLS In Various Grades i+ Smallest Elgin Wrist Watch, in 20-carat solid white gold case; vari- ous shapes, hand-urv:;l Very special price. ......... Neat Sise Eigin Wrist 1, 25-year Green Gold filled Seeper-and & thing ot 924.50 behuty .. All soldered mesh, in ster- | ling silver. A Beautiful Solld Platinum-tep lar Wrist Watch, genuine cut diamonds all and fitted with high-grade 17-jewel 18-karat Solid White Gold Wrist Wateh, the new rectangular 17- jewel adjusted movement. It's a beauty, and it will delight any woman's hcart. $40.00 adjusted movement. May also be had with diamonds all around and sapphires in corners. Very special for Christmas. ; $100 Flasks, a large stock, up = to pint capacity. Solid Mahogany Mantel Clocks —with chimes; Westminster gongs every Qquarter hour and soft tone on the hour; high-grade movement; silvered dial; very stately in appear- $55 Ostrich Feather Fans — A beautiful assortment in a variety of the popular col- ors— $3.50 to $20.00 Oxfords, in ster- ling silve,:, sg;{d $8.00 filled and solid gold. Le Maire Opera Glasses A sensible gift and Up For Theater or Outdoors of genuine Oriental - useful— s 3 Smallest Binoculette, four- Pearl; a very useful gift. 83-;’:,7:“;;;'?:' $19.50 52223"3 $15.00 Genuine Carl Zeiss 6x30 Prism Binoci in 1 Genne Le Maie, Bick e Europe’s Famous Morocco opera glasses, at— l;dies‘ size, in velveteen case. 5 00 Oraiats pricen from 8 . Ge } at various prices, from o L o rgmettes, in nuine Imported 6x24 sterling silver, Prism Army Binoculars; ex- asiallea f $6'm ceptional v{lue— i 18, Finest Q! Black Mo- 59 rocco Opera G el Todsaligtatest vet-lin&e:ale, $1 to $15. :zl::h. Ao Up $25.00 A. KAHN Inc. Adolph Kahm, Pres. Arthur 3, S cas. 935 F Street e * 30 Years at the Same Address $44494902022222222222222222222222222 22 00000000600660002023222222220000202222223 8 on the 935 F St. [Sssssissesss - — — s soEmm——— ett, Henry N. Brawner. Jr. Harold = L. Brooks, Mrs. John Cammack, Henry { 3 & PR Estens, Willlam - Clabaugh, A Lucky Purchase of $10.98 to $14.98 Charles D. Clagett, E. F. Colladay. Mrs. Samuel G. Cornwell, Carrie M. . Davis, Carl A. Droop, Edward H. Droop, T. C. Dulin. Thomas Eaga! ‘ Go on Sal Mrs. Ella M Eager. g e ° Easton, Harry S. w Fla : 1 nagan, O. B. George, Ham, Jumes J. Hart. Dr. Sibley Hill, Dr. i Sa Harry Hurtt, Mrs. Harry Hurtt, turday William Loetsch, Mrs A.” P. Madelra, - W. J. McNally, Mrs. James A. Mil- ;- N i Offterdinger, K ; Charles Warren, Mrs. Charles War- | X ss.oo and 56-50 C,; “FRIDAY,-DECEMBER 15 1922.° 1 B Abe Martin Says: |55 % 5t~ ¥ | U.S. POSITIONS OPEN. nex:.“sixml.:mx r;n!ulul numbers of _ Dy e R | The Civil Service Commission tcday announced open competitive exami- furnished by Mra Gawler, coniralto, and Hermail Hoff- , violin sololst, of the United[nations to fill the following vacan- States Marine Band. " A Eroup of four- | jp; Laporat 14, ,m:n.- bu- een songs has been prepared for ory ald, vel gommunity singing. The singing will | reau, at $1,000 to $1.200 a year; radio Comm?rfi'&“(;?d by nlhew m’du:hlinmn operator, lighthouse service, at $900 o e ® TOW | g year, plus the bonus of $20 a month, | —_— with an allowance of from 85 cents to] $1 & duy for subsistence: junior medi- | ol _"': :r'"m"-m':flz o Influenmn | cal officer dinterue). Veterans' Hos- ), e xative v | pital, Oteen, N. C., at $600 a year, with GPININE Tableta, The box bears the sigusture | allowance ‘for quarters, subsistence & Advertisoment. ¢ ure you get BROMO.) 30c. | and laundry. Full information and Hdasoe Ly appiication blanks mey be obtained at e office of the secretary of the The fifth Southern Forestry Con-|fourth civil service district, Archie gress will be held at Montgomery, | Butt bullding, 1725 New York avenue A Haven of Interest to the Gift Secker, Collector and Qntzqurs Reproductions In J , Furniture, Mirrors, Sttver and Sheffield Plate, Brasses, Curios, Diamonds and Art Objects. “The King of Lubricants” REXOLINE MOTOR OILS Perfect Lubrication st ‘Working Temperature SHERWOOD BROTHERS, Inc. Phone Lincoln 7358. i 1323 G Se. NW. Ala., the last week of January. northwest. Gifts for Men, Women and ‘Children leoose all your gifts here—every whim—every taste—every purse has been considered, with the result that many dollars will be saved by doing shopping here. CHRISTMAS CHECKS CHEERFULLY CASHED| Who recalls th’ ole-time kid 50c : . that used t’ double up his fists 69c Whlte Aprons 'h. Your Dollars Comat Mast s4 Glrls,BathRObes g:lles;yt,ne"’{;m re twice what you Dainity lace, embroidery , Genuine Beacon cloth (Cooseiaht Mationst Wewippes Seviee) and ribbon trimmed tea E H R robes, some satin trim- aprons of dotted Swiss and 720-22-24 Tth St. NW. and designs. 8 to 16 1 TOFORMERSERVCEMEN More Than 100,000 Distributed by * Y. M.AC. A. Under National ‘War Work Program. Lafe Bud-is'goin’-t’ launch a big advertisin’ campaign jest t’ see if ther’ really is any woman that wants t’ do general house- work, an’ no laundry. ‘With a record of more than 100,000 scholarship awards to former service | men In the past three years, the Y. M. | 5 e C. A. announced today that by Decem- | 4 ! 7 S~ P o ber 31 it will have completed the dis- | - = tribution of awards up to the limit [§] 3 Regular $24.75, $29.75, $35, $39.75, $45 of the educational service fund of the g clation” i 1 vork - i e L R B o) Great Spot Cash Purchase awards up to the present time is giv- ;. . . . SR T Excens of 35125000, Reductions on High-Price Coats F Reminder to Service Men. i ; % (o This snrbuncement, according to ) An extraordinary event! 200 handsome fur- e Y. M. C. A, is made as a final (i | i i ¢ te G reminder to ex-service men who may trimmed coats, comprising a big new purchase wish to share in these awards. The! § . - . . last scholarships will be distributed L ! and drastic reductions from our high-priced it as i W - o » 2 ;Fe@l.?ll."r‘y’rfid’of §650.000 was made | T stocks. Bolivias, Wool Velours, Normandie, As- P s e e ol | i 1y trakhan and Silk Plush of high quality, trimmed e G, S ueiil contatns rands | 12 t with high-priced furs. The workmanship is supe- ?,{&:, e ;‘;5;;%‘,’;;‘;:{ ,";c‘l'h:;,“’_,';‘,f},:;; 4 + rior. The styles are all the best models of the sea- 2 8| th- k i e S 0 I U S e ] son. Styles for every woman and miss and stout isxingtakc awards under this plan. {f | * . woman in Washington. Sizes for every.one. All Dist: 1t in Washi N '\ e e o R ) the best new colors. Come tomorrow for the best vantage of this plan through the 1 J coat values of the season. ‘Washington assoclation. The number who obtained the full scholarship; awards totaled 2,660, k The course which the former serv-t fce men may select during the clos- I} | $16.95 to $25.00 ing weeks of the fund may be taken | g by correspondence or by resident Silk Cloth work in more than 700 points in the United States and Canada. Forms! for application for the awards may be |} obtained from the Washington asso- 73 ciation, at ee MUSIC ASSOCIATION GETS ||| imsgine “ these Worth $6.95 FORTY-SIX NEW MEMBERS {4 12"hest 1o $ 7 $7.95 and $9.75 = —_— I ti oiret ey Seventh Concert Will Be Given at ill, Canton Sale at Central High School Sun- jCrepe, Char) l Models day Night. ! Combination ! Forty-six new_members have been Dresses, embroid- I admitted to the Community Music As- ered and tailored. Some sensation. Think of buying Good-looking Drcsses of Llama, i soclation. Next Sunday night, when | All colors. %‘252 Serges and Velours for women and misses. Ever so many styles to i atec‘:::re:ll Hl?r'\\uc?my:unuye Siven | 14 select from. Braid and embroidery trimmed. All sizes from 16 to 46. E he will be formally welcomed into the 3 Pleasc shop carly, as the price will mean a Mf crowd. No mail, C. 0. D. or phone orde While they last, these $6.95 and $9.75 Dresses at $4.75. association. The new members are A. L. Bald- . 5 win, B, E. Behrend, Mrs. D. A. Blod- |} F a ——— == ill, Mrs. D. G. Pfeiffer, e 3 2 e, Dr. rf.’“Amn_a Read, A Mothers, BRING ALL YOUR GIRLS here to be fitted from this great lot of coats Saturday. Fur trimmed, I T e s embroidered, plain tailored and sport styles for girls 4 to 14 years. Made of heavy winter weight cloakings W. H. Turner, Mrs. Mina Van Winkle, T in this season’s nobbiest styles and wanted colors. = $6-59 Boys’ Winter Overcoats Worth From $5.98 to $7.50 $6-50 Boys’ 2-Pants Suits Saturday Special For Saturday’s wise shoppers here are two stupendous values 4 9 S 0. Serge Combina- tion Dresses $4.98 Made of wool serge, tailobed style and combination of fancy trimming. And beautifully em- broidered in silk and wool ef- fects on neck and front. Sizes 8 to 14 years. Great Selling Values i : in C DOLLS $9-15 40% less than present val- ues are these dolls. Bought Just think of buying good quality cloth suits with 2 ¢ pairs of knickers—made in stylish belted models fcr boys 7 to 17 years—and Heavy-weight warm Mackinaw coats in beautiful plaid patterns for boys up to 17 yeats. The coats have hip and breast pockets and big convertiblec ollars, Handkerchiefs .. Exquisitely Boxed A beautiful box of Handkerchiefs always is acceptable. These handker- chiefs are of fine sheer white lawn with prettily embroidered corners in white or colored silk in imitation of imported madeira effects. " 4 Great Specials in Winter Underwear i Xmas Gloves Children’s Waist Union dSuih Women Boys Girls R e 95¢ Women’s Lined Fabric Gloves girls, well shaped for long wear, flat- Clamoh Sucis) Finishibabric Gloves, for women. Doe lined; 69c lock seams. Sizes 2 tt; 12 years. L $1.50 Misses’ Union Suits colors, black, brown and gray. Crochet embroidery. Parx‘-gvool Mis;;s' Uni%r'l' Suits, 98c sizes year to year; e yarn, Boys’ Astrakhan Gauntlets high cut neck; drawstrings and drop Big full size gloves for boys. Astrakhan with leather palms, 98c Our annual Certificates of Deposit are backed by gilt edged first mort- on improved real estate, the safest known security. We do busi- nessunder state supervision. Interest checks are mailed quarterly. Chatham Savings & Loan Ce. olis.” Bough Sfl\?&tmah. Geof’gfl. T;‘l“?ss v:g\?l'ht%% :t eleas‘; he $1.55 doll 1 4 I?Whfi#m apast W to $1.00. ggs.t c § oll at least Worth to S Other Dolls Up !0137.95 Don’t Spoil a Good Meal With a Bad Pleasing Gifts for Stomach MEN sight to see 3o many Mfll’s Silk Sllirts hey cantt 'e"-"“ et ey R Men’s heavy silk fiber, coat cail Chemaeivés. bt th style shirts.” Double-turned 3 9 cuff, beautiful all-over pat- ® AlL thes cheertal and of s terns, in all popular shades of stripes and 1s overworked plaids. ayspeptic 1. Dut et than ‘th .'.59“:.;" g ) = 20, Tat Seere at 1t needs a 3 - & B Tp snit o et 1 Men's Box Silk Four-in-Hands e in acl < o 3 iR e s the prescription that will do this Heavy silk, flowing end Four-in- 53 seat. = m*:":r,“‘.“."l:é'.'o'z Fasll wostecinhy hands, in a large selection of pat- Women'’s Springtex Vests & Pants e e terns. Prettily boxed for Xmas full size cuffs. Sizes 5 to 12 years. RDI‘:::I{I Extra PFleeced \’\{:'rm 95 i 4 ibl ests and Pants, pure white; M it 3 o sizes to 4. Vests h_ixhv neck and c % Men’s Musln Pajamas pants ankle length. Tight styles. ' E“ds M Fine quality musfin, in fav- Men’t Fleeced Union Suits =i ender, blue, pink, white and $l 9 Ecru’ Color Heavy Ribbed $ o Fleeced Union Suits for men, l 10 . e e o B A ndvanietly the || canary; fimished with four et o high neck, long™ sleeves, ankle pants; full lap-over seats. . It is really & tho of Children’s Dress Kid Gloves Fleeced lined Dress Gloves, for children, ages 4 to 14 years old. 98c Colors, gray and brown. Heavy outside seams. =.““= = ;silk. frogs and military collar. All sizes. at Peoples Drug Stores mell back