Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1923, Page 26

THE . EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,.-D. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Democrats who see in John W. Da- vis lhe best compromise material concede his outstanding weakness, {namely, his membership In the so- icalled” “Morgan law firm,” in New 26 York, and consequent identification R | with " high finance. They stress " the Two Lots of Specials in iraditional hostility of the democratic Womens Hau Iparty to “corporation attorneys” ai —Woraen's _ Imported Mercerised presidential timber. Yet Charles E. Oottan * Blockingt. full Taunoned, flughes had a corporation lawyer's spliced heel, black with parrow red JRIC WILLIAM WILE. :record when the republicans nearly i e 10 25¢ elected him in 1916, s AR SIS road * Bilk avis' boom for the dark- | Many Americans, democrats as well Btockings, full.fashioned cotton fops e candidacy for the [us republicans, believe the “corpora- and high spliced heels, 7 tion-lawyer” bogey is old stuff de- rovn and beige. § OB signed in these times ta scare only oL o nen and bolshevikts, Every lawyer worth his salt is ation lawyer of sorts, or try- g (o hecome one. Hughes was one when he turned about and estab- hed the biggest reputation he ever s hieved by waylaving a_corporation. | Other Davis gossip affirms ne s SABN g in his new connection in New of a room in the ATmY { York: making money on & big scale | for the first time in his 1ife; paying d_his | off the indebtedness he Incurred out PO~ of his own pocket (§50,000 or $60.000 0odious | 5 year, he told the House committec . 4ud oy on foreign affairs the other day) ced | Pictorial Free Sheets for March —March Patterns have ar- rived [ ] A Y —Ask for a Free Sheet to- e, morrow Pictorial Review, a Copy, 15¢ Kann's—Street Floor, Another of Our Famous Dress Sales of the pretty models illustrated CHOICE BRI IhCOORCT I Store Hours, Daily 9:15 a.m. to 6 p.m. “THE BUSY CORNER” ential nomination in hed in Washington night. The scene was A ition of good fel- | Penna. Ave., 8th and D Streets in New York. president of the An sociation, one of the blue | ribbons of his profession. Altogether, - i many think, Davis now has what he #ighs for neither other kinds of wo r- | He ident of the Ame - | branch the English-Speaking '\lnlun He delivered an eloggent ad- i ‘ushington Sunday %n Lord the ! Lirye He is an unafraid champion ternily between the English- ng nations. Just how far that would help or hinder him in an American presi- 1 n-um]mu:n atter of spec- s qualities for de I'residen olitical triend or political 1 doub His reputatios e Court as solicitor & at he was the clea ablest expositor that ever tribunal as counsel for the house guest Robert Lan- un poli tions. but m..\ not ik a n bi « F be fifty-one years old in —The values need no emphasis, because any one can see that they are here. “The King of Lubricants” || REXOUINE MOTOR OILS Perfect Lubrication for Winter Driving —Misses’ sizes, and women's sizes from 36 to 50. —One of the models is of tricosheim, made in straight style, with flowing panels from the shoulder, belt of self-material, flare cuff. —Another of the styles illustrated is of Canton crepe, with paisley embroidery forming novelty belt: the belt is trimmed on edge with little gilt buttons. course, of hum\‘ i-"% || SHERWOOD BROTHERS, Inc. Phone Lincoln 7538 —There are numberless other styles besides those illustrated, including frocks of printed silks, with new Persian panels; others ribbon-trimmed: also com- bination effects, with the bodice of one color and attached skirt of another. Most of the dark colored dresses are ornamented with a touch of color, in the new spring shades. —Taffeta Dresses, trimmed with many little ruffies, metal ribbon girdle, round '7lllhlll””m”Il||||IUIU|”HI||||HIIxI'|l[||||||IlIHIIIIH:I”"I”IMHNlll!lIllllllllmlllfllll’( N cncdllas As the Years Go By you will find that most of your opportunities are useless unless you have ready money to help you make the most of them. —>Satin-faced Crepe Dress, trimmed with embroidered net bodice, short sleeves, with flowing drapery. noyel belt formed of self material. —~Canton Crepe IFrock, with ornamental belt, and trimming at the bottom of the skirt formed of paisley crepe, outlined with narrow pleated ruffle of self S —They are made in flowing panel styles, some have ribbon girdles, many matenal. . ornamented with the new fagoting trimming, and some have the popular —Canton Crepe Dress, with deep bertha collar of self material, trimmed cabochons. . with band of contrasting color, and silk stitching to match the band, long side panels are lined in crepe to match the stitching. those for the more mature - g —The colors are sandalwood green, Lampton green, caramel, cocoa brown, hy not begin to prepare for them now? i . : henna, ashes of roses, navy, and plenty of black. —The misses’ dresses have the short sleeves; - - woman are three-quarter length. UNTRIMMED HATS —Chiefly dress shapes, in a greatly varied assortment of styles. STYLES —Droops —Mushroom —Pokes —Turbans —Sailors —Straightback —Irregular The Union Trust Company will pay you compound interest upon your “Opportunity Fund” and welcome your deposits in any amount. Kann's—Second Floor. 29 Paid on Checking and 3¢ on Savings Accounts UNION TRUST CO. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA LITTLE FOLKS® THURSDAY —Each week we hunt up the very has to offer and bring them to the front to make this one day of the week best values our Little Folks’ store in particular stand out as peculiarly “Children’s Day.” Priced T . . —Infants’ Creepers, a beautiful line just received:; made of white poplin and colored crepes. Some of the white poplins are smocked, some embroidered ; some have the collar and cuffs fin- ished with fancy stitching, others are ornamented with little lawn or organdy ruffles. The crepes are ornamented with little fancy edged ruffles, and some are two-tone effects, with bodice of white poplm and creepers have collar and cuffs of the crepe. Priced from— $1.95 to $2.95 Children’'s White Kilt —Hand-embroidered Japa- Skirts, the waist in plaited mese_ Quilts, in pink cni- effect. Priced broidered in 8 Thursday .. $l .50 h]ur Special - / 7 [LAGA —Middy Bloues. in all- —H ad atiited. G " loid N/, & white or blue; all neatly and-pain chide) : 2 Comb, Brush and Powder tailored. At— Y . $1.59 and $1.95 s e $1.39 Edward J. Stellwagen President Corner 152 and H.Sts, Northwest MATERIALS —Italian Milan —Timbo Braid —Hair Hats ~—Silk Visca —Milan Hemps i —The trimmings are flowers. wreaths, e as on Op ll"c ostrich feathers, single flowers, clusters, ; ribbons. Priced from —Shinola Hom e —We will trim hats free of charge if trimmings are purchased here. B = Set, consisting of n Shinola Polisher overcoat ame Half the business these days v:d,,: ‘h; comes from men who buy - overcoats before they need them---with next winter in mind. The lure is PRICE--- COLORS —Black —Brown —Navy —Sand —Oak —Berry ornaments, Kann’s—Second Floor. Kann's—Second Floor. Wonderful Offer—For One Day Only (Quantity Limited ) This $2 Shoe Shine Cabinet ——Complete with One “Shinola” Polisher and Dauber and one box 99c Shinola Polish, all for. The “Cult of the ‘Kerchief” Is Deauville’s (France) Own —But the fad has spread, and each wearer seems to improvise-new ways of using these brilliant colored squares for neck scarfs, g:rdle~ and hat trimmings. —\Wearing them in “Carmen” fashion, in “Cow Girl” style, as the Italian Brigand wears them, and as they are worn in the East. —Our list of new st —Shantung Sil —Batik 'Kerchiefs in m.fln roIonng< b —Japanese designs on soft silks and —Crepe de Chines, in Oriental colorings. . —Crepe de Chine, in real cashmere coloring —Radium Silk, in Japanese designs.. s —Roman Striped "Kerchiefs, in lovely u)‘ormg» . —Chiffon erchiefs, paisle; full size . —Long P: dered ... —Other styles in three-cornered sty in silk and silk and cotton crepes at— $1.00 and 5150 fi Neckwear Store—Street Floor. be nmdc to suit any of these mude~ $3.95 to 56.75 $2.95 to $3.50 .$5.00 and SSgfl Kann's Kann's—Fourth Floor. —_— Children, Make Your Own Valentines A Special of Carter’s Silk-Top Union Suits % £ Chinese Amber Color and that’s the why of this story. Every $50 Overcoat in both Fashion Shops at $28.25 ---that puts it on an invest- ~ ment basis. rhe Yasnion Ghop FRED, PELZMAN, Pres. Goodman & Suss Clothes Tn;llarad at Rochuler 15th & G 5 > lanhatian | _Next to Keith Stetson lluu—lmerwmn Socks ISth&iE , The Latest in Jewelry —Necklaces and earrings, in this beautiful amber shade. —We are making a good showing of these necklaces and earrings, and have a splendid assortment of styles to select il —Necklaces priced— 50c, $1.00, $2.00 and $4.00 —Earrings to match necklaces, a pair— From 50c to $4.00 Kann’s—Street Floor. There are Many Pretty New Weaves in Wash Goods —One of the most popular at present is a silk-and- cotton crepe, in small conventional designs; many Persian patterns. This is 36 inches wide, and is ex- actly what is wanted for making the new blouse, whole dresses, the favored Deauville $l 0 or bandanna ’kerchief. A yard -5 —Novelty Ratine, in large and small checked de- signs, in black, blue, brown, lavender, light blue and gray mixed grounds Some dre \-.lnte others are colored checks. 36 to 4. These have the top made of glove silk and the trunks of cotton. —Sizes —The styles include bodice top, with ribbon shoulder straps, built-up shoulder styles, with low neck and no sleeves; both tight knees, in flesh color. Regular and ex- e §1.25 —Special Thufsday —Women'’s Glove Silk Vests, with bodice top and glove silk shoulder straps, in flesh color. Sizes garment .. Kann’s—Street Floor. —It is great fun, and not difficult if you have W hitney’s Valentine Material —For Lace Paper Valentines, a 35C or box ... Whitney’s Valentine Wonder Box —Containing materials for coloring valentines and the other necessaries for mak- ing different kinds. A box Kann’s—Stationery Store—Street Floor.