Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1923, Page 13

x THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1923. 4 p T INDUSTRY ‘PIGKS UP "%t G s s — [ ] . SRR II L] 2 Supply Best in Years, But Borders |l B 3 OUTSIDERUHRAREA ™4+ g - wmmer ) : Dealexs. L} p i TR BUDAPEST, July 10—There is|H : Corsets Six Months’ Occupation In- [promise °"‘s“a"’:‘c"‘w°ft;°‘,:"‘;'_f’u{{:;ox : Pt and Bbilca The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. creases Work in Unoccu- oxlovaian and Corbian sides, | No C.0-D’sor pied Germany. 1 irobatle that much Hungarian wine, | B An Extraprdinary Hot- c ding the costly Tokay, highly | g ssteemed by connoisseurs, will ever $1.98 Late Arrivals—Winsome Linen Dresses i i Surprising that we can For Women and Misses at *8.95 Tropical Worsted offer well known late styles of Binner Corsets at this BY GEORGE By Cable to The Star and Copyright, ine industry is| 5 the new paliti- BERLIN, July 10.—Although the |, “zechoslovakia and Ruhr occupation has lasted six [Serbia will not admit Hungarian m & seheRls wines, because they are wine-produc- : onths, Industrial and economic life Mg e S a R D unoccupied Germany, instead of |, L) o . 4 3 four-score new. 8 . Anot buv it, becauwo she Is too Poor, At Ve Monday, 1:45 pm, W, - LT T ;"u';"r”‘;‘ foom o ,"’I"“l*‘"‘““‘ e e ruanr D EE S havcpa fewynm;tfd groups charming linen dresses were unfolded—will 2 0 ousers uits roducts, has picked con- i o 3 i . Slderably since January, according 10 |yoon Kaving a Wige surolne on thoie and must dispose of them be placed on racks ready for your choosing Ernest Becker, minister of economics. | hands for four years, and they see no quickly, hence the low price. Wednesday at 9:15 am. “When, a year the French | way oven to th ept to continue Back lace model of brocade invaded the Rul va Herr Backer, |STORdIng tielr collare, " But even thas The kind that look as charming and sweet 21.50 with extreme low top. Front ;:hrr cut off from ";e )rm of Ger- lalready crowded lace model of coutil in vari- after a tubbing as before—simple styles with a any 85 per cent of the country —_—_— i o1 f deli - o Soal production BEEOL NS [ ey oo ei e ol csadalas ous styles. number of delightful touches, as pearl buttons, About 150 of these fine suits for less than you-can Pl iron inqustry and 80 per cent of a Palaia Boyal—Third Floan pearl novelties at girdle; some piped with buy equal quality with single trousers, neat patterns e e white linen and others with clever little white in Oxford grays, tan and heather mixtures. Splendidly i traffic centered in the Ruhr and 50 tailored, silk trimmed,; sizes in regulars, s and shorts, at $21.50. collars creating a pleasing contrast. Colors: Orange, blue, brown and other new effects. outs ver cent of our inland ‘shipping. In outs, longs many quarters abroad, where these figures were known, it was believed that Germany would collapse very Bathing Sui soon. % 2 Illustration represents general style. } oY o mlemtietERek, o8] If you & W"";z""_'d;c‘:;l‘::/o"l' Each model is a convincing e:_(ample _nf L Fine Tailored Genuine Been bfllvl};r"ul’;l\jsll“l.\.l‘il}'l T n “Bm' your sumn'ler smiartrless tlllat 11139_\sr be achieved with r Pal o e e e $7 9 5 BB - \Onhassas, i % m Beach fluctus 4n the value of the mark ° ractically every Silk Dress in our gen-¢% Sl service of which it i being a FanitwaitoRieernonils erous stock has been substantially reduced. g | Two-Trousers Suits . D A capable, of swimming weather yet— Before purchasing your vacation dresses 1 turbances. But, on the other hand, = | and now a reduction ‘sale of everywherc in unoccupied Germany swimming suits. Only a lim- factory chimneys are smoking and ited group. All black and with touches of color. At- tractive styles, some of tai- feta and satin. At $7.95. Jap Silk Blouses, $3.95 Overblouses, of black Jap silk, long sleeves. Cool and summery-looking. Splendid for outdoor wear. All sizes 36 to 40. At $3.95. Voile Blouses, $2.69 motion. ‘We have - . iron ore and other|@thoroughly—in the visit our Third Floor Department. Palats Royal—Third Floor. s 1 8 7 5 [ ] 0 d S Th f]\ll sizc; lff)r ;;Ien andd)nung men. Sports and Housewives, Be Sure and See These | i mois, nex meaim andare o e extra trousers will wear seweral summers. Moderate Wearwell Sheets and Cases! i R R For they are out-of-the-ordinary kind at out-of-the-ordinary prices. Wear- well Sheets and Cases are made of uniform bleached muslin, no defects or fill- | raw materials. PR, . . “All of this shows that neither to-| a3 transmission and differential day nor for many months to come can we be forced to abandon our | % 8C4T Cases. e It is an investment which Ploye as they had never been united | & will pay for itself many times before. 3 S “The results of the Ruhr occupa- |l over in the repair bills it tion are be 1t outside the bor-|®sgaves ders of Ge By ‘Westphali. . The absence of and iron from the up prices. Fill up the transmission and differential gear cases to- 4 Eda)’. and forget about it the remainder of the motoring ucts. season. Pretty "T""."'“é"-s ah'-'td ing. All finished with a wide tape edge, insuring longer wear. | . . . Increases Unemployment. | . E regular sty i waite 5 ' . “Besides, German's Wiainisionien Sold by reliable dealers in voile, also batiste; lace trim- ’ arge lZe a ex 1 er pacity to import goods from abroad | % five-pound cans, and at ap- mings. A%lowc “’l'l‘"’fiw‘\"' 63x99 Sheets. l 5 | 81x90 Sheets. $l 8 | 42x36 Cases. 45C JAmerican corimercial relations offer | vou see the checker-boar Palais Royal—Third Filoo: | Q 2 | 45 an Instance o/ how foreign countries | % g : 72x99 Sheets. | 81x99 Sheets | 45x36 Cases. c alr Or Oc er have been aftected. Bef he Ruh esign pump. — s - e c| occupation our. relations. with the —_— Each, Pl Each, Qdare | Each, C United S adually ap- prodhing t tatus.” Since l t () SeRo i Seaintitie f Need of dyes n for use in " an s s Printed Voiles | 50c Cohasset Pillowcases Rocker as Hlustrated America ha rehouses in " i months Cologne and Ludwigshaven, their de- (It’s Shredded Oil) During the summer 5 [ I Y T IR R R RN R R R R R RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRREMMRERRERRERREDR DN livery h g bees e y infants need more clothes— | ~ Franth authoritien, o Y el e Transmissionsand DWferontiale fhungles are made o:;er;)er. 38(: Yard 43C Each Featured at ST trad atistics " et fants’ wardrobes B . e x = . show how o s | o o Fine quality voiles, dozens of 100 Dozen for Early Shoppers— affected b; = cuts we have been obliged to It will be fi ake in imports. hint below. : ! 23 : A : : 5 ing the much wanted dots. 38 inches ity, specially priced at 43c each. Short Dresses— wfije' At 38c yard. Palais Royal—Second Floor. Dainty styles with various of this continuation of e time will become fully ap As yet it is impossible to | country or seashore. A partial choice patterns to select from, includ- | fine bleached cases, fine heavy qual- $14 49 | . i Summer Rash g g S vokes of lace, embroidery trim- | | Made by expert i Datioslttithe Rilbriton Prlckly Heat | ined. 6 months to 2 years. At craftsmen—specialists. gures will be tremen- 2 for $1.00. } Fiber is woven v high. around steel wire so I the ountoigs it e Sunburn ‘ Philippine Dresses | . pdistec S er s [ occupation mol Gy Tired, Aching Feet All handwork and beautifull . d D A H |t gveyoas are suffe B ore ha y 575 A ot s vi ) e mareritt, o U e s it watncdd | Window and Door Awnings IFLS | 5o e interest to end the doccuxuun;l. Ger- se oxzema Sizes to 2 years. At $1.49. o be used effectively in many has announced repeatedly that PECIRY . e 44 In h W d 4 | any room in the she s willing (o negotiate. She s Greaseless Cream Girls’ Kimonos 40 to cnes 1ae Pleated—Knife Pleated house. Dark brown N i Of cotton crepe, gathered yoke and Box Pleated Models | finish, loose Marshal HIS famous healing cream || and ribbon tammed. " Pink, | e e e IF'SISTS FARM-LABOR || oot Mihaioist 2 sl (18 e <2 A% stered with cretonne. et el ibcar S e At $8.98, $10.75 | Upholstered back. At SHUNS NEW PARTY|| bym Shaingiincet bics? i g oeach Capes—For | ¢ plete With Fistures. d$ s 21 s | aching, swo et, et Ini || A el | S Bl cooliny —ontliies a1 Nexelly collars spi\rvanmas Ready to Hang at and up to . ! Secretary Declares Majority Is Op- :‘;u:',?f B the ‘}‘,i"‘ A prow can $1.29 Blankets — D v lopicl b Elat Fumed Oak Tabourettes, for posed to New Federated ite—greas s i i I Pink or blue, attractive floral | s Crepe, All Wool Canton - : aadibinsn R iyl rene o ot rch; very strong. At 79c Farmer-Labor Group | So fragrant and delicate you'd At 95 ° “LEPC, = Iep , - i S50 mx’pe“ o bt eels 4 :’-uu e Baronet Satin and other Coiili | L Sett: Porch Rock = : o7 S g i : oucl | Lawn Settee orc ockers it i| ing qualities. The world’s finest i ’ popular materials now ¢ et e ) —Press reports|| ®kin preparation, being the only Considering quality, ma- the vogue. | Hammock | 4foot, all-metal | Solid maple, natu- v 10.—Press ] actinlly z : : varnish finish, to the effect that & majority of the || oo, 'Lt dctually peneteates the terial, workmanship and t‘hf i —with separatemat- | frame, put (OBStRET | {hree slats in back, farmer-labor party had refused to | menthol, Bor lacdl ok comfort they provide for i his year we can estch, [ SOIMBCte | Dainted At— | double woven rat- affiliate with the newly formed fed-\| cooling, h iR icstion ol Housewares you—$1.68 is a very inexpen- proudly boast of our fash- witichaig SEe i St A Bl e e A erated farmer-labor party, in con- || rect to the inflamed skin merves. « 1 b S ionablé and comprehensive | $11.95 | $5.95 | $2.39 vention her last week, “were unfair | - ; = . . sive price for one of these awnings. Wanted combination o i B { e St _ Get a jar today—always keep Things that materially sim- : = st dohite 6 4 whit choosing variety of skirts. | = ¢ gate remain 1 those " swivel- || it bandy! At all drug stores— plify housework and keep the | stripes of blue and white, green and white, tan and white | Syrely you will find a | Solid Oak Costumer with ;‘“{‘L‘j’r i ers/ artonding o & 3 ‘;“" i 0c—S$1. home cooler. Note the prices: and plain khaki, to fit spaces from 40 to 44 inches wide. skirt to go with most any g S onh e pmom WL \Gueen § If your druggist cannot supply REEN DOORS, “CONTI- : - ; ¥ e o manfoftneRtans 2w sgndl money to l#e i'?'ofxzrm;l AP 4_;,;‘:}. Sliles Boarding house, bungalow and owners of cottages, be E‘;’}‘;fdu:l::‘d“s jacket six coat haflgers- At 51-49 J Bro national secretary “hemical Co., 102 E. Lafayette selected pine lumber filled with 'nings, at $1.68. g Py of the farmer-labor party, donied the || Ave, Baltimore, Md, and we s e | i oiscoitRescRunInEs AL LR R o L Sl L bl Palals Royal—Fourth Floor. hrers Cregumy Pranted out that his || will supply you direct. x68. 2.10x6.10, 2.10x7. Regularly Ty ) 3 sented the sentiment of the majority of delegates or such action would not have been taken.” “Mr. Green implies that a number of “international unfons are 3 () ented in the organi: ion,” Mr. $3.50 and $3.95. Special, . PRESERVING KETTLES, = heavy aluminum. Choice of 6 l' or 8 quart sizes. Regularly $1.25 Fashiongrams d in ¢l Lor and $148. Special, $1.00. [ ] SO e et A A distressing, un- SCREEN DOORS, “CONTI- From Paris erated’ party are members of inter-| Ppleasant symptom NENTAL” make, with solid :.“(eonz:lhx’ 1:‘»“a none ‘?r the dele-| of impaired diges- lower panels, filled with gal- Ranization iy representing interna: | (HOM | xaized Bvite iclGeit i Sises . 2.10x6.10 and 2.10x7. Regularly $520 and $5.75 complete with fixtures. Cholce, $4.29. eb B Erd v s | AUl First Qualities—~New Colors and Patterns at About Tubs, clean, sanitary. 2-quart - "N A % the Prices They Should Sell at Now—Three Groups tional unions. As a matter of fact the largest international union repre- sented in the convention, the Amal- gamated Clothing Workers, with a membership of 190,000, declined even to appoint representatives to repre- Sweeten The Stomach sen 4l ody on the executlve com- Mrs. Melissa Hau; h‘v St. Clais ittee of the ation.” 3 & oot s e new organization ville, Ohio, writes, “Jaques’ Cap- sules are the only thing that has BUDDAH ABBOT TO ROME.| done my stomach any good.” R Y One or two Jaques Capsules Japanese Priest to Study Cathol-| With a swallow of water help re- i store the digestive organs to icism at the Vatican. normal. Pleasant to take. Quick Correspondence of the Associated Press, in action. Aid digestion, break 21.—Buddhists who| Up gas, refieve constipation. e of diplomatic| At all druggists or 60 cents by mail, between Japan and| Postpaid from Jaques Capsule Co., Platise g). recently causing burg, N. Y. own a proposal to = e minister to the papal | JAOUESTIAKES) Give Quich Rofief: % declded, to send one of | their abbots to Rome to_study the whole subject of Roman Catholicism, The Abbot will sail in July, probably going first to America. “STAR” ELECTRIC FANS, fully nickeled, 8-inch blades, 3 speeds. Can be used on alter- nating or direct currentt Regu- larly $10.00. Special, $7.39. “CONTINENTAL” HARD- WOOD EXTENSION FRAME WINDOW SCREENS, filled with black wire cloth. Size igx37. Regularly 79c. Special, c. GARDEN HOSE, 5 ply, 3%- inch thick, 25-foot lengths, com- plete with couplings and noz- ;l;':” Regularly $4.50. Special, WIZARD POLISH, in 1-quart size tin containers, the ideal polish for 1-2“ vv]ooldwsollgcs. {usrni- ture, etc. Regular! 3 cial, 89¢c. i o DINNER SETS, 52 pieces, English Porcelain, Blue Willow and Blue Onion decorations. el Regularly $22.50. Special, $17.50. ? 1 - Like sauntering through a summer flower garden you may “pick” from a comprehensive variety of colors and patterns. All groups offered at a fraction of what they should sell for. : McCalt Printed Pottern 3334 Almost a uniform! The pleated skirt, the side-tied jacket will be the mark of the well dressed el woman wherever she may Qualities of cre- | spend the summer. : : Some of the uses these For sport wear, the skirt Losr;ne Sfe(;:'i c?;;i‘:d:;fg cretonnes may be put to— may be made of flannel, ; he jacket blouse of tub : Slip Covers, Cushions, Upholstering, tae J ; beautiful. Bought Hegings, — Shoo Bags, Trunk Covers, | || eilk: Both may be of linen War on Bed Bugs With 1 ‘P.D.S” Tomorrow Alright —and you'll win the fight GAS RANGES, 3-burner style I : = iry B or pongee. quickly. They can’t stand with removable white aaamel N"‘ months ago. . Since g = o The ekirt is attached to %?cpiag[s:sushir?ii!’s‘Péff‘zi:tS;;)-o‘xi ::A:K! ;vxlledn dnol{e:xrx?::fymélzo;? ‘ 181 (W our purc hasing of Remember —there are a camisole top for greater Bed Bugs, but will do no Special, $17.95. wx these cretonnes, prices scores of uses these cre- | comfort. The jacket fits harm to furniture or textiles. WL i I . . . I 1 d is held %P. D.’S” has won wide el At L have advanced materially, yet Palais Royal prices are sta- | tonnees may be put to a the z:ngosd:lyya:):nd 2 un B A s hendte noe HEC R e DT tionary, and now you share the savings of our efficient and seashore, home, cottage, Bugs. With the handle noz- zle attached to the can it is 3 Uy effectively and economically applied —reaching into_the crevices where the Bed Bugs hide. J Tor Sale at All Peoples Drug Stores bungalow and camp. by the big bow tie. McCall Printed Pattern Palais Royal—Second Floor. - < 3334, 35¢ Palais Royal —Bargain Basement larly 75c. Special, 59c. TOILET PAPER, good qulli!{ tissue, 1,000 sheets to a roll Regularly 12%c a roll. Special, 10 rolls for 95c. Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. keen judgment. AR JUNIORS—Little \Rs * One-third the regulardose. Made of same ingredients, theri candy coated. For children and adults. AOLD BY YOUR DRUGOIST' R R RN R AR RN RN RN R R R R R R R R R R R R R RN RN R R R F R R R R N R R R R R R R R RN RN R RN R R RN R R R R R R R R R R R R R RN E R R R R R R R R AR RN RERERERERRRENREENRNANREREDREDRH.] i i CYPIS g =3 B 2 =] 2 n 'fig i (8 : Sttt ERRRRRERERRERERRRRNRERERERERERERER}E}) P L Ty