Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1923, Page 10

I0 — Poker Portraits. A7 GUB-8-Buf AUGHF FUAWE GuP- Mo ™= 7 1w 7us & oumore! T i AwEm-mn unGRY Lured by high wages in the United |announced last night. States, an average of eighty Canadian | brought forty-five young men from TR Toronto, Hamilton and eastern On- | increased compensation induced them ‘WINDSOR, Ontario, March 22.—/)railway and ferry company olhclnl: tario, bound for Michigan industrial to leave Canada, they sald. | ——— families are entering 5 o LITHE adaptations of Beuwitching D Parisian inspirations, includingvariationsezpres- FTOC ks sive of the charm of your own personality. Piquant pleats. Elegant embroid- eries. Beadings. Bits of lovely laces. Of richest Crepes, Silks, all the smartest materials. In batik and the popular Paisley effects. q Erlebacher presents to Washington the latest, troit dally, One train | centers. Easter Novelties Candy Bunnies and Eggs. The Eggs are of various sizes—and - filled with Cornwell pure Candies. $1.00 to $3.50 The Bunnies are cute candy models of real Rabbits—of various sizes—some standing ; others “on the run.” 75¢ to $1.75 New_Cmp of Brazil Nuts Lack of work and the prospect of Nt “The Insignia of Good Taste” ) At Easter-Tide —the joyous spirit of spring enters the heart and makes ““the whole world kin.” Sentiment flows from friend to friend and distant loved ones are remem- bered. They will sense the beauty and sincerity of your esteem, this Easter, when you give them gifts which happiest thoughts of Caret Worth Drecoll Jenny Lanvin QThe difference between Erlebacher’s frocks and those that have crossed the ocean consists in the price. For Erlebacher’s prices range from but $35.00 to $195.00. are a ‘“portion of thyself.”” You will find appro- priate gifts for Easter, Birthdays and for the Bride, in the Schmidt collection—beautiful things which express the tenderest sentiment, sincere as the handclasp of a friend. For Fifty-four Years Importers of old and modern Silver s»-l? a: —just landed. While they last, 18¢ Agnes pound .. Let us have your orders early for Easter Candies to be sent out of town—that we may give them proper attention—insuring their arrival at their destination in season- able time. G. G. Cornwell & Son 1415 H Street Phone Main 875 ld Plate, old and modern Glass, rnitures and fine Poroelaing A.Schmidt & Son 121/ Connecticut Ave. NW ‘Washington BOSTON PASADENA MAGNOLIA . S | THE 816G LOSER WHO || TRiES To BrREAK EVEN ' OM THE EATS AMD SMOKE S &/ AR i O | e—————————1 | ]G3 S x NEW YORK NEWPORT Rocky Mountain, Colorado, open all SECRETARY ANNOUNCES | (t(, 20 tot, Catitornia, aay 4 NAT]ONAL PARKS OPENING to October 10; Sully's Hill, North Da- | kota. June 1 to September 30; Wind | —_— Cave, South Dakota, June 1 to Sep- Work Issues Invitation to All|tember 30; Yellowstone, Wyoming, June 20 to September Americans to Visit Beauty “alifornia, open all the y May 15 to Oc Spots. Announcing today the opening and closing dates of the national parks season for 1923, Secretary of the In- terior Work ued an invitation to &Il America visit the parks dur- ing the year. “With a lavish hand nature has molded throughout our land the most magnificent and awe-inspiring E in beauty and that offered b: vy foreign Dr. Wa i hese spots ional parks—have been set aside by the Am n government | to be maintained untouched by the | inroads of modern civilization so that | You and your children may eénjoy | ihem. Roads have been built through deep-cut canyons, across towering untain ranges, beside rippling eams filled with fighting trout, | d Into primal forests. Hotels and camps have been erected to provide comfortable accommodations in the most distant and inaccessible places. Tree camp grounds have been pro- vided for those who wish to bring their own equipment and camp out. These unspoiled bits of native Amer- ica are for you. They are the play- grounds and the recreation parks of the people. To visit them and see them is to inspire pride and make more real your love for America. In the name of the government I Invite you to be its guest.” Preparations are being made to take care of a million and a half visitors to_the national parks this vear. Bet. 12th and 13th Sts. \\\\\\\ T ) Pictorial Review April Fashion F' Sheets Free N, Spring Fashion Books, 25¢ Hemstitching, Picot Edging. 10c Yard All Work Guaranteed N N RY IRST 1219-1221 G Street Store Hours: 9 to 6 SILK SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY ONLY 40-Inch Baronette Satin, $1.98 Yard | All Silk Satin Charmeuse, $1.88 Yard Tt'lw flf"“iflfe Baronette Cs“i?‘ ‘WJ"?' $279 | Very lustrous, firmly woven quality. Correct yard. perfect quality. Cut from the piece. | s Colors are white, ivory, flesh, pink, sand, light | weight for costumes, separale skirts. Colors blue, Copenhagen and navy. For Friday only | are black, navy and brown. Friday only at this at this price. | price. Silk Section—Main Floor. Specialists in Women’s and Misses’ Apparel ' For Friday and'Saturday Costume Suits Special for Friday Sweater Silk A smooth, even thread of wonderful brilliance and good strength to insure durability in the finished garment. A good assortment of most pleasing col- ors. 350 vards to the hank. Regular $1.39 quality. Special for Friday only— 4 Hanks for $5.00 Enough to knit the model garment s. d illustrated. Mrs. Hollidge will be 'slld 1.00 a doz. to instruct you FREE at any time from Notlon Counter. Main 9 A.M.to 1 P.M, and 2 P.M. to 6 P.M. Floor Art Goods Section—Main Floor i Quilted Satin Mules................... ..51.98 Pair Of the Daniel Green make. Colors include orchid, rose, pink and light blue. A big special at this price. Quilted Satin Boudoir Slippers ..........$1.39 Shoe Section—Main Floor Friday Sale of Hair Nets DeLong Hair Nets, perfectly and strongly made of real human hair. Double and sin- gle mesh. The regular price is 15¢ each. Spe- cial for Friday only— 4 for 35¢ $000000000000000000000000000000 2000000000000 00000000000000000000000)9000000000000000000000000000000000000¢ tember 30; General Grant, California, May 24 to October 10; Giacier, tana, June 15 to September 15; Canyon, Arizona, open all the year; Hawaii, Hawailan Islands, open all the year; Hot Springs, Arkansas, open all the year; Lafayette, Maine, open all the year; Lassen Volcanic, Cali- fornia, June 1 to September 15: Mesa Yerde, Colorado, May 15 to November 1; Mount McKinley. Alaska, July September 15; Mount Rainfer, Wash ington, June 15 to September 15 Platt, Oklahoma, open all the year Pair A Big, Oute':t%nding Special DOwNsTairs STORE. Bungalow Aprons and Cottage Frocks Friday Only Never before has such an outstanding value proved so con- clusively that our Downstairs Store is the place to buy Quality Merchandise at Low Prices. A wonderful lot of these Aprons and Dresses—bought after a thorough comb of the market for the best in value that it could produce—and this is the result! Fo, that’s a grahde affaire or an inviting “twosome!” Dancing at Afternoon Tea, Dinner and "~ Bupper. For Eoservations Phone adain Meyer Davis’ FAMOUS Le Paradis. Band Two-piece twill- cord suit with scroll braided jacket and wrap-over s kirt. Navy, barley, ramie. Solid color chambray, checked gingham, fig- ured and striped percales, linene combined with gingham or cretonne combinations, and many othér combinations of materials and colors. Decorating : Just as this is the | home of Quality Furni- ture, so is it the home W of ideas regarding the W complete decorating of the home. Sketches and Estimates Cheerfully' Furnished. JAMES B. . SON Square necks, round necks, V necks and plain necks with neat coll{rs, with tie or button. _ Nearly all of them have pockets of various de- sign; with tie-back sash and belts; straight and gathered skirts; plain and scalloped bottoms; trim- mings of rickrack braid, piping, embroidery and applique designs. All full cut and well made; and all sizes, regulars and extras, Truly a wonderful value! You'll be making a big mistake if you don’t buy several at this unusually low price! Three Styles Sketched Patou "design de- veloped in smart twill with delicately embroidered jac- quette and skirt border. $55.00 A costume suit of twill —its embroid- ered mandarin sleeves and jac- quette, with em- broidered silk blouse. diatingu;sh- ing it from* the com- mon-place. 3 A group of careflffly chosen models consist- ently conformable with the tastes of Fastidious American Women. ; Mastergieces fasthfully copred to preserve the spirit of the originals. , Perfect:Shoulders w: Arms Nothing ::p;u the, belnéi‘:n!. ;:l.t, pll’l te appearanceoura s "2 Briental Cream rea- ders to the shoulders and arms. Covess ¥ skin blemishes, Will / not rub off. " Far su- > rior to powders. N ite-Flesh-Rachel. R,/ Oc for Trial Sise S B\ 7.7 morEins ¢ son - New York Gouraud’s iental Cream —~— We are showing over one hundred'. attractive models in this group 9000000000000 000000000000000000:00000000000000040000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000006¢