Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1923, Page 14

1 D. C. Men Take Russian Brides With 19 Other U. S. Workers B the Assoclaced Prese, July and one countess girls having no members of former Russian g MOSCOW, cratic famill some day will s of of the f Russia by the lief administ >, P id, nd, Pa with her husband to wes nericans who Carter of McCormick. lere include L. « America acker of Washinsto 19.—One princess nineteen other titles, but mostly are on their way, ), to the United rican relief left Moscow n, lwaukee, J. H Kennedy of {¢hat Americans Anderson R. Ferguson Pherson of Ch tllingston of Stockte adm’ Tuesda: tion direc twe ‘American re- tior ckodayava was m; Wa o 1a_ st return of M S F 1y e American merican left last week t night & to Col. ell of the relief married ding of | A% woman “ome an nd the other dministration Lapel Buttons for Meade Boys Who End Training July 25 : Youngsters partment in r ices permanent dec with civilian ¢ Piated at wl #peech to the yesterd until tod buttons 1 L fense, who co trainin eive from t! tow It did not 1 . however, t e the - lnrn Course | Lnd "iue on | coloring is De- | headq ters insignia of the who completes pe nml \-l civilian th whom they It is in Md., July 5 it ations to wear [y i Gen Pershing | entitl s to come in his | service s at Camp Meade | Uitimately. thin ome Known it the lapel! ational mble men who Training A belt ratn wtured, and these d the boys 1 of trainin quent camp . Insigniu. oduction of the |the th worn work at the AE the milits years wear the emblem of his aining wor ever bu‘e()pm«r Contest Planued Here To Pick Broom for Post Offices contest is to be Department to reiative 1 ted | with bids. value of n made « Lomsvflle Lnu | (The Vampin’ Lady) i tealing into every ram and trot- with all the bouquets. Ted Lewis’ Columbia Record of this o-metter i the vamp- odest, | coaxingest fox- trot you ever heard. “Beale Street Mamma” is the whiz-bang selec- tion on the other side. At Columbia Dealers The New Goodyear Card with the Beveled All- Weather Tread Balley's Auto Sesply Co. Bnun-- E No other tread compares in tractive power with the bev- eled All-Weather Tread of thenew Goodyear Cord Tire. Every foot of the way, those high, thick, sharp-edged blocks keep a slipless grip on the road. Against every tendency to sideslip or skid they setupa powerful, resistant, wedge- like action. And while they insure your safety, they promote also the economical operation of your car. The All-Weather Tread wears down evenly and 510:1‘1" protecting the tire carcass all the time, an every turn of the wheel, making the most of fuel and saving the motor from the racking strain of stalling or spinning wheels. it carries the car forward full distance at * * As Goodyear Service Station Dealers we sell and vecommend the new Goodyear Cords with the beveled All-Weather Tread and back them up with standard Goodyear Service Perry S, Martin Tith St N.W Nichols Ave. S.E. and Accessory Inc. 1602 14th St. N.W. Mid-Washington Service Co., Model Tire and Battery Shop 1817 Nichols Ave. S.E. Model Awte Sumsly co. H E. St. N.E. Eurekn Auto Supply Co. N.W 17th and U Sts. N.W. J. W, Harper 4326 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. Mendricks Auto Supply C Tith St s !:rfl;-“_ J. A. Norris MRS i Gth and Maryland Ave. S.W. Pennxylvania Avenue Gara 24-Hour Tire Service 658 Pennsylvania Ave. S.E. 300 Tehode Tetand Ave: §.W. Security Auto Suaply Co. 11th and New York Ave. N.W. Uptown Auto Supply Co. tSth and California Sts. Motor Scaten Garage & Supply House Vermont Ave. Service Station Vermont :Ave. and L St. Wardman Park Inn Garage 7th and Calvert Sts, [)nu stand, THE LABOR HEARTENED BY JOHNSON VICTORY The victory of Magnus Johnson is regarded by the American Federation of Labor as a clear demonstration re tired of word- mongers and insist on constructive legislation.” This was expressed telegram to the newly elected Min- nator from Samuel Gompe: have so magnificently of high am, “is not personal ulhuu to you and Hhe tinoamantel principles for which but also u demonstration the people are tired with mere E i Tuesday in | | dow EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. for all people, for the wealth pro- ducers on farms and in factories. The people of Minnesota are to be congratulated on their choice and the forward-looking citizens of the coun- try are heartened.” PULP WOOD EMBARGO TO WAIT CANADA PROBE State Department Points Out Em- barrassments to U. S. Manu- facturers in Step. The Canadian government, accord- ing to understanding of State partment officials, will conduct a thorough inquiry before taking any final action on the propesal to lay n embargo on the exportatl |excreised to the extreme. C., THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1923. of pulp woou from frechold lands in the Dominion. Full authority to declare such an embargo has been vested in the Canadian government, but there has been no_indication that it would be ‘The State Department has taken occasion to point out to Canadian representa- tives the embarrassment which would be caused by such action to American paper manufacturers, publishers and lothers, and it was said that probably y\l""rhall business men would be glven an opportunity to explain their position in the course of the inquiry. A belief pparent that it wouid | be un for any representative of the an government to ap- pear In the inquiry. De- | —_——— Tus of selling the produc | “secon a hosiery mill in Cl tanooga has distributed nearly airs of slightly defective hose umuuh poor of that city THoodward & Latheop DOWN STAIRS STORE FridayisRemnant Day Remnant Merchandise Is Not Returnable or Exchangeable; Not Sent C. O. D. or On Approval; Mail or Phone Orders Not Accepted Fashionable Silk Dresses, *11 Summer Models Reduced from $16 35 Canton O wear. L or Crepe de Chine Dresses, . browns, wavy and black ight ta: Summer Frocks, $4 95 40 dresses decidedly reduced. Of vor or imported ginghams. Some with embroid- ered organdie trimmings Capes Reduced to $7 9 Canton Crepe or Jasperette Capes in tan Full crepe lined in char Misses] «(_\Iv~ —J\:«x the type for afternoon Silk Sklrts, $5 ara, A few e, tan or gray crepe Ratin DOWN STAIRS ST¢ Dimity Blouses, 75¢ Were $1.25 and Much More 49 nne blouses with Peter Pan or tux- edo H i 38 Sitk Overblouses, $1.95 ea.; were $295 and Of crepe de chine and including side ;i\ models. Sizes 30 to 42. Sweaters Ret_luced to $1.95 I\m«lm slip-ons and i, copen, pink. jacq 2 re much more. Of 22 Sweaters, §1 ea.; Tight-weight wool. 15 Slip-ons, 75¢ ea.; were much higher priced. 8 Slip-ons reduced to 50c ea. DOWN STAIRS STORE jieces cotton and Cret, $1.75 Sheets, Now $l 38 uble-bed size bleached t nmu DOWN Corsets Reduced to *1.50 Were $3 and More—Good Makes 30 R & G and C- B Corsets, low top or elastic models. Lightly or firmh boned. 26, 28, 29, 30, (inrdles, $1.75 each; were $250. Of pink satin and elastic. Sizes 2 28, 29. 30. 150 Bandeaux, 4 for SL es 32 to 42. 40 Bandeaux, 75c each; were S§L. Of figured bro e. Sizes 40, 42, H. 24 Short Girdles and Bandeaux, 30c each; were 50c and more. Small sizes. Some mussed. 5 Elastic make. Sizes satin les, $1 each; were $2. C-B 21 and 22 onl DOWN STAIRS STORE Girls’ Wear, 5 Price l)rtsscs. Now 75¢ each. Sizes 0 to 14 years %0 Girls' Gingham Attractive styles s, Now 75¢ each. vear 35 \oxle and Bnllsle Dress 1s’ Blouses, Now 50c each. Mostly r Sizes 6 to 16 years iddy Blouses, Now 50c each. A lars. Sizes 1o to 2. 11 white colored ¢ 2 \o“ $3 each. Smart es 7 to 14 year Percales w,.!\w 25 attern i Size 72x72 i Naolans, size 18518 in. 78c dozen; were § STAIRS STORE Summer Hats, 1 Extreme Reductions Friday 22 Summer Hats from our regu Poke, flare brim or large garden 9 Transparent Hats Reduced to 50c each. Horsehair turbans or georgette brim hats 109 Flower Trimmings, Now 10c each. DOWN STAIRS STORI White Stockings, $1 25 pairs Full-fashioned _Silk Fiber Stoc Minor irregularities roken s Women's pair; were Samples--Women’s Lingerie Gowns, 75¢ Just 30 of these excellent values. greatly reduced because mussed $2.95 Gowns, $1.95—10 Philippine hand- made gowns. $4.95 Costume Slips, $3.25—3 slips of Jer- sey or satin. Fine muslin from display or crepe gowns. Salesman’s samples, $1.25 Bando Vests, 75¢—19 vests. Slightly soiled. 3 Sateen Slips, Now 85c each. 15 pairs Bloomers, Now 38c pair. women's DOWN STAIRS STORE House Dresses, °1 8 Gingham House Frocks. Were §1.95. Good styles and colors. DOWN STAIRS STORE, Jersey Silk Petticoats $1.50; Were $225 12 Jersey Silk Petticoats. Mussed from dis- play. 30 ‘Shadowproof Petticoats, 75c each; were 5!.50. Double-to-hip. Of muslin. Counter soiled. 10 White Petticoats, $1 each; were $1.50. White muslin with messaline flounce. DOWN STAIRS STORE Women’s Bathing Suits $1.50; Were $2.95 38 one-piece suits. Sizes 38 to 42 DOWN STAIRS STORE Men’s Shirts, 75¢ Reduced from $1.25 15 shirts with collars attached or neckbands. ‘White, gray, blue. Broken sizes. 10 English Broadcloth Shirts, reduced to $2.65 each. White, with collars attached. Broken size range. 25 prs. Men's Socks, special, Black only. Minor irregularities. 15¢ pr. DOWN STAIES STORE Women’s Black Oxfords--Remnants, $1 Pr. 75 prs. black oxfords and some strap pumps. Straw Slippers, 25¢ Pr. Sizes 7 to 11. Real values. For men or women. Just 25 prs. in the lot. Louis heels. Sizes, 24 to 5 in B last. White Shoes, 25¢ Pr. 25 prs. Childrea’s, Misses’ and Women's white canvas lace shoes. Sizes 84 to 11%% to 2, 3%. 4 and 414, DOWN STAIRS STORE Friday and Saturday Specials ALL DAY PEACHES Freestcne “Georgia B elle” l 5c Bask 2t i3 N. Y. Jumbo 9c Head BEETS “Nearby” c Bunch EVERY DAY = 5 ORANGES California “Blue Goose” 390 Dozen CABBAGE | Clean White “Marietta” 5c Pound BLUE RIDGE HAMS 1., 25¢ Small 8-Lb. Hams VEAL BRI AST ROAST, 18 RINDLESS, SLICED BALO\ SMITHFIELD HAMS, Ib.. " 28¢ | 38¢ MILB ROOK EGGS doz. 34c LEGS OF LAMB Ib., 35¢ Genuine Springers FISH Halibut, Ib. . . . Croakers, Ib. Trout 40c . 10c 1215¢ PCULTRY Stewing Fowl, Ib. . 36¢ Roasting Chickens,lb.,42¢ Milk-fed Fryers and Broilers are arriv- ing from Maryland. Get the best there is! REAL GROCERY SPECIALS PINK SALMON, 2 cans. 25¢ Only 4 Cans to a Customer Gorton's Ready-to-Fry, can, 14¢c Kippered Snacks, can. .. . . 10c Filet of Kippered Herring. .11ic Kingfisher Peas, can. .. EVAPORATED MILK, Prunes, 30 to 40 size, Ib. Seedless Raisins, box Plantation Pineapple, 21 can, 27¢ can, 11¢ Borden’s, Carnation or Van Camp’s On Top Corn, can 1 Silver Lake Beets, 3 cans. . 25¢c Matches, Blue Hen, 3 boxes, 5¢ La France Tablets, each.. 6¢c Or Powder Gingermint Julep, 3 for. . .25¢c Za-Rex Fruit Syrups, pint, 35¢ Scotch Brew, bottle Budweiser, bottle OLD DUTCH COFFEE ., 23c Roasted Fresh Every Day—Always Good Wool’s Fruit Salad No. 2% can, 38¢ The finest selection of California iruits. Unequaled jor salads and makes a pic that can't be beat. Del Monte Apricots 2% can, 29¢ a long time since choice peeled pricots sold so cheap. Try a can. | Why Not Now ? Wbl b