Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1923, Page 16

16 ANNUAL D. C. CLEAN-UP PLANS STARTED BY COMMISSIONER Get out your garden tools, buy athe health department also would,co- Commissioner O¥ster is getting ready for his annual campaign to clean up and dress up the National Capital for the spring and summer 2 months. 1 The Commissioner stated today that toward the end of next mont coal cea to be the “burning’ tion of the h with his colleagues and other officials the clean-up movement. pner Oyster 'y home owner o hys share toward ‘apital a neat and shining by keep s and clean b impor nearly nd parkings est kept ter- be known rt the ball April 1. at he | rolling th of spec Hacker, supervi haul away the debri; householders in “dri up” their New Tiroughs Service TO premises. Th sidered this y The sanit “SURE-ENOUGH” FREAKS | TO FEATURE GROTTO FEST| Merchants and Manufacturers Also | Will Have Exhibit at Circus. ection se LEAVE WASHINGTON 435P. M. ARRIVE LOUISVILLE . 1255P.M. | i NEXT DAY | | | Sideshows fi THROUGH SLEEPER WITHOUT CHANGE DINING CARS SERVE MEALS OF ' USUAL BALTIMORE AND OHIO EXCELLENCE Kallipolis e Veiled i ts will eon- 5 auditorium into a play- | in and frolic for the event, | &round o the proceeds of which will be used 10 aid in the entertainment of me»| Call the “‘Travel Bureau’’ Main 556 s wh n in| for any information you may want WALTER V. SHIPLEY Division Passenger Agent 13TH & F STREETS, N. W, | Baltimore & Ohio | may commu tee at ro | Compan ; ] U. S. TO ENTER THREE. nett Race to Be Picked May 30. Thr American e the in- FOR FEW GENTS | i.| Dresses Kimonas Draperics | skirts Curtains Ginchams A tw : nett trophy, v Sweat_erl smknr,g_: which become Waists Coverings Everytning country winning races. Last year H i St. Louis, in’ the biloon { was placed secon Belglan balloon against the d The Aeronautic nounced toda balloons probably. three entries to Diamond Dyes It pany the | Buy “Diamond Dyes”—no other kind {—and follow the simple drections in | every package. Don't wonder whether <o{you can dye or tint successfully, be- | cause perfect home dyeing is guaran- teed with Diamond Oyes even If you | | have never dyed before. Just teil your | | druggist whether the material you wish | "7 | to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is the | linen, cotton, or mixed goods. Diamond Dyes never streak, spot, fade, or run T T L Page 5 Gives You List of Newest Records Come Here and Make Your Selections SPECIALOFFER WOULD WAIVE ORDER. The President much of the ex directed ths ive order o the : tion papers of W didate for the T at M QU T T T T Style No. 80 Complete L] Victrola Outfit Victrola, Style 80. . ... e e L L)) Six 10-in. Victor Records, at. ....... Three 12-in. Record Albums, at. . ... One Record Repeater, at. ......... 75 4.50 50 4.50 .. 100 1.00 $110.00 Only *10:% Down HugoWorch iees. 11O G piorcs £zish PIANOS 5230 ;lImmIIIIIIIIIlllll|II||IIIIIIIIIIIIIII|I|IIIII r (UTTEUTTLR LR T TR T L LU LT L ||l|||||||||l§ ‘of 79¢ to $1 grades, the only THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGION, D. 0, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1923, ° Spring on the way! Already here are Winsome Spring Frocks of Silk At prices far below the warrant of their charms PR .- i an .{’/f(‘i&l it INGZ i, wel- Black Canton f c, sclf cire ribbon, Egyptian airdle, $20. \ariety that “custom cannot stale™! The charm of youth in every one! The lure of spring in lovely color effects! $20 = F Tong-lines Satin ton ette Canton Many styles characterize the sleeves and uneven hem lines a-e greatly in evidence. Colors inciude Lanvin green, caramel, gray, navy and black. Sizes 14 to 18 years, 36 1o 42 measure which includes misses, women and petite women. Rompers and Creepers Plain and Panty Frocks So special in every way—especially VALUE—that we want mothers to see them, then buy enough for the entire season. ROMPERS, CREEPERS at 59¢ PLAIN AND PANTY FROCKS, at 59¢ Gingham, chambray, ‘Gingham and chambray, linene and loretta cloth, in made with belts and pocl';- many styles and colors, in ets. The panty frocks are fact, they are slight seconds of checked gingham in straightline style. All the wanted colors that little ) i girls “wear so becomingly. Some trimmed with tucks Sjzes2to 5 years, and a’ va- a‘nd embroidery, Sizes 1 to. riety for satisfactory choes- 6 years. ¥ ing. % Girls’ Crash Frocks (Skelched) New! Girlish! Hand-embroidered and buttonhole stitching done by hand to form a pretty finish, Square neckline, novelty pocket and tie- back belt, Three-quarter sleeves, Natural color crash, which Jaunders to perfection, ‘Sizes 7 to 14, 1 defects being spots that can be laundered out in no time, Self and combinations of these delightful silk weaves, in all their new ideas. cord touches; novel sleeves; plaits, frills, ribbon. and too many embellishments for mere words to describe—see them all, then select. Sizes for women and misses. A\BNRARR R - v RN ANATINRRNY OINANNALATRNRINNRNY NN TR ‘“\\'\ and Persiun ation, ck satin_skirt, Roshanara in cara= cen Canton stel and brown com- «dded icith bination, silk braid s sunburst, $25. ton combi Uodice le clasp, $20. beac I‘ashioned for street, matinee, bridge party. din- ner engagements, ‘“Sunday-go-to-meeting” and many are suitable for the informal party of evening. Canton Satin Marveletic Siik Uelvey Taffeta Long line among the many superb styles and the new sleeves are graceful indeed. Sizes for misses’ 14 to 20 years. 36 to 42 and extra sizes 42 to 50. I it's that counts when indulging one’s desire for new clothes, this is your opportunity. (The Hecht Co., Second Floor.) ‘Household Specials Priced Below Their Worth Serim_ Curtains, $1.39 Pair Cretonne, $1 and $1.59 Set Cross-stripe Portieres $2.95 set Dark backgrounds in blue, rose, green and brown. Silky stripe and a variety of tufted or dotted ma- terials, Fringed ends to blend with home furnish- ings. Full 2% vards long. Without valance $1.95 set. Lape-edged Scrim Curtains $1.39 pair Fine quality, in sheer weave, suitable for living, dining and sleeping rooms. 274 yards long and finished with American cluny, These curtains launder to perfection. Cretonne Overdrape, $1.59 Set. Large Turkish Towels , . 89¢ and 75¢c Soit, absorbent and particularly durable because they are woven with long Joop, Jacquard border in pink and blue, 59c grade in size 22x44 inches. 75c grade in size 26x52, extra Jarge, Water Color Window. Shades 42c Slight seconds, but not damaged, Rich shade of olive green, Mounted on dependable spring roller, Full-size Crochet Spread $1.75 Firmly hemmed ends; at- tractive design and a weight suitable for everyday use, Taunders tq perfection. (The Hecht Co., fourth fioor.) The Hecht Co. N atibnally Famous CORSETS $1.49 _ In the name of merchgn- dising, WHY? Broken size range. Some discontinued numbers. Stock overhauling for in- coming goods. That’s all. The greater number comprises W. B,, although there are Amer- ican Lady, La Vida and Frolaset. Not all sizes in any one style, but all sizes in the collection. Some have the well-liked spoon shape A clasp. Sizes 20 to 30 collectively. - ‘ Brassieres, Bandeaux 50¢ Satin, brocade, tricots, in sizes 34 to 46, Some have elastic at waistline, others modeled with diaphragm support. Not all sizes.in any one style, but all sizes in the lot. * (The Heckbt Co., second floor.) Women’s Footwear oxtords 3] 95 pumps Brown calf Silver Cloth Several styles ‘Black kid Black satin Patent Leather Sketched model is black kid, one-strap model, $1.95. It will pay you to sidetrack all other duties-to attend this sale first thing tomorrow morning?! A It will pay you to get as many pairs as you think you’ll need for the entire season! A " It will pay you to tell your neighbor about this gale, for courtesy ALWAYS PAYS! Not all sizes in any one style, but all sizes in the lot. Pumps and oxfords for everyday, business, walking and more dressy wear. Very few dollars will buy several pairs for various occasions. (The Heeht Co., First Floor.: Girls’ Spring Footwear Stresses Sub-deb Low Shoes Nut-broun _Calf Patent Leather Pump, $385 Ozxford, $3.85 Five distinct styles! Sizes 2.: to 7 that fit girls 11 to 16 years. Brimful of value and overflowing with smart styleyy They belong by right of beauty in every young girl’s spring outfit. Patent leather one-strap pumps Patent leather oxford with tips Nut-brown five-eyelet oxfords Nut-brown 1 and 2 strap pumps Patent leather one-strap pump. (The Hecht Co., Third Floor ) . Step in and see these Boys’ New Spring Suits $¢.50 with 2 pairs of knickers Easter in the offing and Buddy to be outfitted econom- ically. Very well, here’s just the chance parents are seek- ing. - Dressy cassimeres aid man- cheviots, in the season’s icest mixtures, showing the tendency for browns, grays and heathers. Norfolk jackets are tailored with_inverted pleats. Both pairs’ of knickers fully lined. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Only 150 to Sell at This Pri- Spring Caps | 95¢ Blue serge, tweeds and « é)')b simeres to: match the k @ suits. Band and pleated ba styles. All have leather i band and some silk lined. §¢ 034 to 71%. (The Hecht Co., third floor. Around-the-house Dresses Regular, and Extra Sises $].44 Fresh from the workrooms of our favorite manufacturer who comes nearest to our idea of what a home irock should be. Gingham and per- cales, Neat without being work-a-day looking. Immense" assortment of colors and cffects. Amply mogdeled and very trimin appearance. Trim- med with ergandy, pique and rick- rack, in many arrangements. Sizes 36 to 52 for regular and extra size women, Silk Jersey Petticoats, $2.45 Many styles-and color combina- tions, - Deep flounce serves as a fitting finish. Lengths 34 to 38. A w~alue worthy your special atten- tion, Brown chech with or- gandie collar edged with loops of tan prgandie, $1.44. (The Hecht Co., second fioor.) 7th at F