Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1923, Page 25

THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1923. Schwab Abandons Trip to Ruh e . e i s g Gr:f;, izl The Hecht Co. sells nothing it can’t specialize! N ’ . - - g, o o[ EER SR S Women'’s Spring Topcoats %fim ,“'le'l’;‘""e',‘, ‘gll'{‘"e - , e ey” Shoe Schwab has been compelled by the |1, i it i 'hand information. the state of his heulth to sbwndon histrip | American capitalist has refused — to Graceful lines, light to the Ruhr and ccupied Gi v |comment on the situation while here. . s S h e o | o S R 8 R aed T /"3 3~ Are Decidedly Mannis { weight, service and style intention to visit Germany, however, home on the|and indicates that he will do 8o on his ateamship Aqui- | next trip to Europe. tania from Cher- bourg Saturday. / A\ A e : roure | swurdsy: | HARDWICK TO FINISH A $10.95 Fes vigor, | taken with an at- TERM AS GOVERNOR - - down, is a warning that you must main in bed dur Taken Up July 1—Ci s H f 1 SiombincRvith St v your blood, renew your Bl 75 most ot his SETn NPTy SRpnsren ; : The price, however, is very scant, for fabrics tional value to make gth. and build up your pow- e lone State Executive June 30. are the kind that have set the market all astir “Abbey” ers of resistance. X M i . £ ey . he Rivi . In o« Ry the Asso P e i o - c By Ask your drugeist for Hood's Sarsapa / SRl e i o N e IS ) because of price advances. icine is just the thing fo take in Loy the ax SR O T D o st Thomas W. Hardwick, who announced Broves appetite. that he had virtually agreed to ac- > . : iootwear for women. Inld!:fdyl’! nl!l'»lheye;rroundllrnrd ne. A cept an appointment nroferred by y 9 M These were ordered before prices had Patent coltiis f 4. alkl Bt | wonder{ully eflective because noves rasi y i AN " o 3 ‘ou. : od. althoug! ECiriies o b E CETaAN e ares ; Fblannea 10 travel tirougn | President Harding with 1o Depart- : | A taken an upward flight—lucky for you B ‘atent colt is featured, although there are many other tothe bland properties so essentiai to good and study industrial condi- | ment of Justice, will not have to re- 2 i ol 1 styles in tan. health and normal vigor. Atalldruggisis -, not only for his personal | Sign his position as governor to do il Walking oxfords in solid color or combinations; also 2 : : = o A shoulder, but ii & : The tonic for that tived feeling *’After communieating with Wash- The model hangs full from the the well liked patent leather oxford. All sizes and a variety that might tempt you to get 80! | ack of 1 Dburifies-the blood | Shortly atterTen’ S ' Yes, mannish indeed! Weariness, a general slowing 2 ‘\Iv‘,'f.‘\r'n‘.‘f\-l‘i".‘i'r'.‘,‘.' Dutles as; Dangharty Alda: to Bs i TR one of the prime favorites in spring rilla. He knows that this good old faw:ly Sketched, Patent Colt = |ington the governor gave out » AR you like a belted coat there’s a belt. Hoop s DOREMUS AND INCHES i;:l:-"ifi’.u R ay hend"e;:‘l:r:,d' ;':‘l & Sleeves large and mannish, then for those who more than one pair at this low price SARSAPARILLA WIN DETROIT PR'MARY(“,‘"“ 3 @ ECE LR Sol | 7 prefer a turn-back cuff style. (The Hecit Co, First Ploor) r declared that an ad- e of lawyers had been i - ;Wm Fight It Out in April to Fill ist the Department of q 4 { Herringbone weave in plain er reversible ef- ONE DOLLAR for ONE DAY Z ! M et Justice in !!‘rT p;one(“u!inn of war 2 B fect, showing a pronounced preleren:ei'or ayora a s ourd iy non-parti- h h : 5 : 2 i ¥ y Vacated by { : alml‘f[ vl;u:‘ll)"dlvlde,:l 45 ; u'n; bdrlowm and grays, in all their gradations Characterizes this sale of | Couzens. sblicans and democrats. of shading. { Hardwick will succeed a demo- ? i 5 S e . . : : Women's W ‘1 DET T, luumuyrnnl'w(r‘ul‘&pud; who :’sfllb:e"l.ig;l: BieE i =42 Sizes 14 to 44 take in the full range for women, misses l e Mich reh S.—Frank | | E. i d small women - . s 5 { . Doremus, former democratic repre- S ‘The Hecht Co, Second Floor « Full-fashioned and a rich black that you'll need sentative trom the ¢ Michican | GREAT-LAKES-TO-SEA for those low shoes you will wear for spring. Thev Dist James W. Inches, former i . ! are seconds of a grade worth almost double this price putee” commissionce wii ¢ anii- | PROJECT IS INDORSED . 5 A : : ie : _ e e s [nonstor zuneet moanees wue] LoANgETie blOuses Sale! Women’s in the perfect qualities. Mercerized tops. Flaws wow United are mere trifles. n. They w ! 3 i e Completed De- - e ~ e % - - = L e $1 Union Suits, 59¢ Silk: Hosiery Mercerized Lisle ry, Doremus Lift Off with Fingers | 1 and e . - " i ) } o % : c g L A = e s s b e Able When you examine these suits and find 2 palrs, $1 ”an, 3 pairs, S] avid AL B w, spr -and-spa arr v Ses, &3 2 . c16t1 H . M : e 4 P 0eS W ! ire f rery- the superior quality actually existing in Seamed backs and mer- Ribbed tops and they are & E such as business women require for every : 1 : Biivenil 1 e 3 ) eom, maie . 5 day wear. i Suils to scil 8 aoprice w0 low yauil seatar cerized tops. Slight seconds slight seconds of 75¢ grade voters approvec " Tater Toule oiohe et i 1 >, ich i the advisability of buying a season’s sup- f a higt de than this in fast black. These are e e be Jlopped by the Roll collar or Peter Pan style. which is ply 7 2, of a higher grade than a lack. es pal street railway esten- | within_ ten years he especially becoming. Long sleeves; fluted 5 low price suggests. Black very practical and good Cleveland's harbor, Pure white in stripe or cross-bar effect. sleeveless style: regulation and bodice tops and la_and this nation will soon Sizes 36 to 44. tight or loose knee; sizes 36 to 44. Silk-and-W ool REMEMBER, This sale gin the construction of i Saars to Gomplste It maks A TS O Hose, 2 pairs5 $1 is for one day only. i Tr o o= TGOS PRAEIG i T ' W 9 R.bb d Gray andopal. Many have i ! e s r declared. ! i 4 - ] | Mis. Clara Loring Day Seeks Di- Sionsin senator | explained | LINGERIE BLOUSES | omen's nipbe embooiared clocks. " Thes ml:l)lulBLB, the u:ll- vorce From Ex-Senator. costs und make the ! P { are the sort of hose you'll standing price is & : £ e | 2 for 81 v Cotton Vests, 29¢ wear with oxfordsall séuson. only. Arn_]s l"n.\ wel e i Voiles and dimities in tailored or | These are also seconds. ‘The Heeht Co, First Floor Ao aloh " MEXICO FIGHTS EPIDEMIC. | lace-trimmed styles. Lorg and short Band, bodice and yoke tops. in sizes NG sleeves. All white. Sizes 36 to 46. ‘ 36 to 44. Note the value when you attend ' S 3 8 A ”' Spread of Spinal Meningitis to this item. E'Y o 0 P e e v candidate - v:l‘;l'lll;rgn‘r Alarms Authorities. (The Heeht Co., Second Floer.) (The Hecht Co., First Ploor) C’llldre'l S Sport Hobe e aan ek uelty and gross neglect of d KICO_CITY, March 8.—Alarmin Freezone” on an aching corn, instar arged. Divorce papers were flled | reports of the spread of spina! that corn stops hu he: y | Mr. Day three weeks ago. { meningitis. declared to be epidemic in you lift it right off with finge ; Mrs. Day w awarded a $5,000 | Oaxaca and Peubla, have impelled the C Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of holarship in the International . health department to dispatoh sev- e b el T R SR S i PR Girls’ Regulation Dresses Black, brown and fawn—just the colors most suitable to spring’s footwear styles. $l 95 They are three-quarter socks with contrasting 7 cuffs in smart style. Sizes 6 to 10 for boys and A [B I‘IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIINHIIIIlIIIII|l||l|IIllllllllllllllll"'"'"" 3 girls 3 to 14 years. i Which is very much lower than their quality and making ought to be priced. Serviceable grade of jean made in one-piece model with Boys’ New Spriug Suits IntrOductOl'y Display 1923 Patterns K _\'Ok;'::s cal:iitc}::eo’?:lll(f:isi.te or colored collar and cuffs. Sizes Have 2 pair s knickers ° 6 to 14 years. - Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators " Girle Princess Slips, 69¢ 3¢-95 s, i To wear under sheer frocks—the price may not be so low when You' e begun Lo cpec Al Sketched, $1.95 you're ready. extra pair of knickers with Jean with chevron Full and roomy, deep flounce—some trimmed with lace or em- suits at higher pr‘ices'.“bnt—-— on sleeve, silk broidery. at $7.95—well, that’s different! ties, $1.95 5 2 o - SizesiSitoll Bveaze: The Suits are different, too, very different, for they're en- tirely new in every detail. Children’ i Children’ New effects in mannish cassi- I;B M;:h:lnmwe“ n's meres, dressy cassimeres, and the pairs, mbi colors according to the new season Co IMfiom’ 59¢ ~brown, gray and heathers. Nor= Full and roomy, edged with em- : v - folk jacket with i d pleats, beeidser and Y:ur’ choice of stralght Pine muslin or cross-bar dimity. Sl:ns i;ioe" ;vum nverted pleal or knicker style. Sizes 2 to 10 years. The bloomers are edged with lace; - 2 Of course you'll make a note of this drop-seat model, in sizes 3 to 6 years. Tweed Lids for small kids item, mother. ‘Sl 45 New tweed hats for boys to wear w’'h new spring suits. Mixtures in the spring effects. All sizes. - Children’s Body Waists, 39¢ (The Eacne Oo. Thira Fioor Taped and buttoned for service, the buttons being C D) washat?lr. Accurately sized and fitted for children 2 to 14 Sale of Children’s You'll Not Find A Better Time Than Now i ey New Spring Shoes T. lect Y. Leo: o Select Your Leonard Colorful bungalow The Introductory Display of 1923 patterns of Leonard Cleanable %efrigerators is being c‘lprons featured this week here at the Life Time . Furniture Store with an unusually large as- Regular and extra sizes sortment—including all the new patterns. Anolffiwgsthy feature of this display is the special 2 89 There are many styles in low and high models, f:it;er:t‘:)tx?slycafini? b::)tu Yl{l‘ChItI‘?:!;izdofifi: i ) i e ams ndfper o and ;:i]lfthtts points of m.cntl appearing in higher- time th fi d oy duced prices ‘L 7 cales in the bright hues that defy priced footwear are present. ime <y are eatured at reduce prices. laundering and wear so well. Y Patent All styles are included. . Then there’s the neatness that e . Leather - homekeepers like so well. Best MAGNAVOX Tanand White The reductions are substantial, too, 80 come in Ll ol %&gfih;fi‘;‘;r?g:e Fomps ' woul - - et e o i Dy - DAL | 935 e made. h service your Leonard gives you, We'll gladly g Trimmed with cretonne and g Dlsiributes sound so g For bays and show you all. ) rickrack in many styles. Checks oo o g M oo g > I 3 and figures according to mate- i individual phones. Have wedge rial. Sizes 36 to 52. No Radlo Outfit com- heels. plete without one. 8% to LIPE TIHE FURNITURE I8 MORE THAN A NANE Sateen and Lingette Nils e serivg Just reduced heels. Petticoats, $1.15 from $45 , Sizes 1124 to 2 (misses), Many pretty styles and colors Musio Shep, 618 ¥ St, rubber heels. Seventh Street. VMayer & Co. Between D & E pramcsTN T sample line, otherwise we couldn’t begin to sell them, Deep 7th . flounce finish.f Sevell;al ljtyles n;ld ¢ not many of each—hurry for e i e E LTS 9 a wimsued with cretonue, 896 §T8e Hashi Co., Bocand Flees) = e F ~ . v were mar-| Several cities have been quarantined uits will be heard [and the digease is becoming prevalent 1ong the soldiers. (The Hecht Co., Third Fleor.) (The Hecht Co, Third Floor.)