Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1923, Page 15

- "~ THE SUNDAY . STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 18 1923—<PART ‘1. DR, SPAETHONPROGRAM| R ' ——s _ i = AT COMMUNTY CONCERT| IR | [our Pages Today! > For Other Important Store Sa]-e Noted Musical Authority to Com- . . . Sy for Mo PS P. 016 It will be necessary for us to postpone News for Monday, see Pa 2 = ; pare Modern and Other Tunes. CW oD 7 ¥ 8es IN.AN ) )8 all fittings ungj! after the sale and to not | Other Features. and 17 of this Paper, also Page — permit the return or exchange of gar f . 1 R TR it Adveeti ¢ ments purchased. Please make selec- s ; o o9y Turneme VetHsement, tions carefully. None sent C. O. D [ * Ztnday Night Concert. . o Central Hign ¢ nmmvmll) Cen- ¥ . / - . St e, o Shen 0 . i ' We Score Another T rtumph' TNE e ; : . 300 More Dresses Arrne by Express for Tomorrows Great Sale of (b) Balute to the (¢) Oath of allegianc () “Bu ymn of the Re- o t \ A (b) “Old at Home.” » | K ; e 4 3 (a) B." s J = ) 3 \ ) () () 1a ~,,::';\1 hg to ALY i onRe: < : ay * o . Talented young Washingionian, ie] f 4 > . Spros: aing tonight at Central High Schoo¥ 4 a ' ] a in free community concert. : a ues Or p O The dinner his been arranged by officers of various local unions of federal employes in Washington, “f“ fnes otk i 5| | ‘ & Beautiful Materials Prominent in the Spring Fashions —Alltyme Crepe . —-Silk Crepe Knit 3l 45 —Tricosham + —Canton Crepe T e 1Y PRSNG| —Heavy Crepe de'Chine Local 89, of the District government B e g e | | ; R -—Georgette Crepe faults of other people in order know how liable human beings are e 1 5 S5 Y e e N\ -—~Heavy Silk Chiffon Taffeta i “ ’ ’ | More of those extraordinary Dress values for which this store has won such fame this season are to be of- \ fered tomorrow at $12.50. Repeatedly have our customers told us we are offering the best dress bargains in Robert Lavrence will direct the Dr. Humphreys' “Seventy-} | town. This gratifies us and it is with justifiable pride that we are able to announce another sale of 300 beautiful singing by the audience. seven” is for Grip, Coughs, Colds bllection the Or- new Spring Dresses, all of the same high quality and style charm as their predecessors. The twenty-second free community : 3 % concert under au of the Com- munity Music Association will bt l fl it HRIS E Every new stvle decreed for spring is represented. U iven tonigh -ntra h Com- 3 B R < ; 4 z 99 e e n uenza | ) . Charming draped designs, new flowing panels, buckle trim- Also “Stthh Stout Dresses 7 o'clock s P - . . pportunity is affc First Symptoms. — Coryza, Jor, g mings, lone or short flowing sleeves, embroidered, beaded, : 1 e e S oater %1 | nasal irritation or discharge, cough, \ ChEURE Sk 5 ° ’ ’ In Sizes 421 to 52} 3 . i sore throat; headache; backache, I)r:«l‘(lcd,novelt_\'lrmm.ml or tailored st__\“le.\.‘ g o Fashioned of fine quality Canton Crepe or heavy tionally k 8 v. |and general depression. | @ Colors of Ashes of Roses, JEI(]C. Kid, Fox, €ocoa, Tan, Chiffon Taffeta Silks, in slender: straightline models jects. whe w e"ontstanding | More serious symptoms i T L ith stitched or long flowing panels. Embroidered, i feature of 1| program. | Dr ! i : Brown, Deer, Navy and Black. Regular sizes 16, 18 and T cd oty et BTack mavy and brown: Spaeth's con \tion will be wond|head, back,«chest. or limk 5 > 5 = ¥ 5 i = D Loy he il umes ol fsudden fand| miastrating ) Sl AN 3 20 for misses and 36 to 44 for women. neuralgic character: extreme pros- 2 will be G tration, depression of mind. ;::f;:runrmi '. ) “.j\;_;i'll \;;” o e s . A 7 fi First lmportanSce to Easter Shoppers—éhis Sale of “Styllsh St Out Sults }‘ o5 4 53 i.mu‘i?."::: ! e i i prlng ultS Sizes 42 to 521 % D e e 1 { \, Values Up to $35 Bought Advan- Sizes 43 to 53 5.00 " Srchestn il at iy e tageously and Offered Tomorrow at Values Up to $35. community singing under the direc- tion of L Lawrence and will render i i march song by Willia No children under the age of four years will be admitted, and all other children must come with adults and sit with them throughout the concert. i el WILL HEAR ADDRESSES L3 \ ; ON RECLASSIFICATION f \ il - Federal Employes Plan Dinner 18 March 24 to Celebrate Enact- With Cutlcura | ; D . ment by Congress. 1If you are troubled with pimples, blackheads, redness, roughness, I The large women, so seldom offered an opportunity to fill A “reclassification dinner” will e | | D boug NeTil o iine oo e aran iz o () LR S buming. mhich disfie: | - her requirements with stylish suits at saving prices, will find D = “m".v"g‘;.‘;'".‘fijxé;’,';;,’,'mi e i Garments secured from our regular makers at such sav- keen delight in choosing a new suit for Easter and spring wear ) o Distrie of the enactment of the re ca- | | mich to help you. Always include | ings from regular prices, we believe they reptesent the best in this sale tomorrow. To all those who seek \l\\(‘ good e e e akiore il he e AL me CiemmIRET R Your ol values ofiered this season. With Faster, the great dress-up quality and careful tailoring, we say, come tomorrow and avail Gen. H. M. Lord, director of the bud-- R’:}’,:’.::‘_",’::‘"mnv“, | day, rapidly approaching, thrifty, style-seeking women should vourself of the savings this unusual sale affords. noara: Judge | | St Soartic o) 10 g 4 not miss sharing this suit opportunity. Suits designed by a maker who specializes on LEeID: S hE s - C -] | i / 1 Distinctly :t)]ed in the newest modes for Spring and “Stylish Stout” garments. Materials are of unusually " the classificatidn board: Sterl Representative Lehlbach Easter, and of materials of exceptional quality. Reprosentative Biack, and - formir | A' WOMAN'S HEAD fa level and her | |- > 2 Gaaliore good quality and in the height of favor for spring— Tepresentative Edward Keating, v - judgment good | ,3| F'ne Potret de[ —Trlcotme Poiret Twill and Mannish Serge. was secretary of the cbngressio When she puts / oint commission for reclassification; > A\ lher fakh in —Kamelure Cloth . Long straight line models, with neatly finished narrow .ewis R. Meriam, associate director : Dr. Plerce’s e L R e v B Tonte e Box or straightline models, with smart touches of fancy sillc belts and good quality satin linings. earch; Matthew Woll, vice president 3 Ipti h, Sty o e e e g g e Og';f'{,,;,'fif stitching or embroideny; Tuxedo or Peter Pan collars. Come in Navy, Offered in black and navy. > % Sand, Tan and Black. Sizes 16 to 44. Sizes 4214, 4434, 4615, 4814, 5074 and 5214, also 43, 45, 47, Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton, vice cl 2 Bl 60, L e epublcay Dations] > _ Lined with peau de cygne, crepe de chine, satin de chine or 49, 51 and striped silks. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. get bureau and chairman of the per- mittee; Mrs. Emily T S the democratic nat \ / Aiss Marian Parkhur: cre: beautiful from | the women's committee for recla 3 the use of com- tion of the civil service; Miss plexion beauti- berta L. Lindsey, president of the flers. | asury D nt local of the Na- & Bright eyes, tional Federation of Federa - clear skin, and wloyes, and Luther C. Steward, - | rosy cheeks follow the use of Dr. .| Plerce’s Favorite Prescription. When suffering from nervousness, locgl of the Na- | dizziness, falntness, this temperance ill be toastmaster. | medieine will benefit. An Underpriced Purchase Brings a Timely Sale of Newest Spring Coats and Smart Capes Worth up to $17.50 Sensing the fact that this was to be a great season for Coats and Capes we put forth our ut- most efforts to create buying opportunities such as this. So unusual, so out-of-the-ordinary are these smart Coats and Capes at $10.50 that women who take advantage of the sale will have reason to congratilate themselves many times over. Excellent variety of the new Spring and Easter modes for selections Coats and Capes embodying the Convenient! Seats for three or four, and tailoring, the style and charm of much higher-priced garments. See. them tomorrow sleeping - accommodations for the unexpected guest; the Davenport Bed provides them all. Materials Are Fine thhty Wool Velour, Sports Cloth, Tweeds, Goal il Y. Overplaids and Novelty Check Mixtures Copyright 1933 Daveaport Bed Makers of America Loose back and belted models, trimmed with buttons or silk’stitching, and plain styles that depend entirely upon grace- y A T ful drapes and fabrics for effectiveness, - e Colors of Tan, Deer, Sorrento, Copen, Brown, as well as rich plaids, combinations and mixtures. Sizes 16 to 44. < Sketched SERVES BY DAY AND:BY NIGHT