Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1923, Page 12

s 'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1923 R I e ; -As Memorial for e m g | | y = ‘ . President Cooltdge has ve Washington Soroptimist Club a tits the issuance by the Post e- |weekly luncheon at the City Club ||} e partment: of ‘a memorial -2 yesterday, when the Harding resolu- || he tworinione: - st . Stamp bearing the likene N E Susly adopted and copies < Ohio Official at Park Dedica-| late President Harding. d been sent to Mrs. Hard- for. The Har amp, which wiil : T. Harding of Marion : 4 : i arge numbers, but in |1 c Amonston_ of . this R Boys® Overalls of h tion Says Short Hours hxe To eplace (the present | e of the late Prestdent . e i i khakl, made with bib pink 2-cent stamp, will be black in O] ¥ A Il With underbody att: “ hed to pante. shoulder s v : i color. Miss arlow so- | 1} yocke Was Vital Ambition. It will bear a profile bust of the |ciated ¢ ‘harities, the speaker of the S Riepe le pric late President, the o day, told of th¢ various features of Sl price, TWO tor 31. ing,” the denomination, and her’ work. Mrs, Mary Ellenberger |/}l /] f ably the years' of drew the attendance prize donated by || birth and death. Miss Anne Hagan. By rho Associated Press. HUBBARD, Ohio, August 16.—A reduction In the hours of toil to pro- vide opportunity for recreation and fmprovement was one of the vital ambitions of President Harding's life, Assistant Attorney General Sey declared here today in an addre the dedication of Harding Fark. fo realize that during thirty months he has guided ontinuously toward the enjoy- : _—_ ment of a lasting peace amony lha] S > contending forces in the industrial g e e e While the Mercury Is High of 1w among the potential belligerents of & S = < y all the peoples of the €arth. His aim | S e In the Boys De rtment successtul industry | N Are LOW! pa the general and widespread prosper- ity among t |llfllll~| of this nation Our August Dollar Sale will be a great harvest of wonderful values for mothers outfitting their boys for the opening of the school term. With H many weeks of warm weather ahead and the need for just these articles for late vacation days and school wear, the savings are too important to miss gfwlr':;‘lr:";" o in A E i We advise carly shopping, as some of the quantities will not last all day. See window display of the wonderful Dollar Day bargains arranged : limitation on the! of toil in ,\m.‘ -an "mgu:-r‘l.—\ o= 4 i ur" continved. || -\ : | g | Beach & Panama Suits | Cloth Norfolk Suits " » s n 2% Will Hold Your COAT | eac anamasutts Soi | : With the purchase of one of these Palm With the pur- o i _ Beach Suits at the regular price of $9.75, chase of onc of X : at $5.00 vou may New Styles in Fur, Plush and Cloth Coats S Palm Beach or Panama, regular or stout ¢ RS S:i'\t $ 2d Floor || ) sizes, for / for Summer Merchandise for $6.00) COME! SAVE!! PROFIT!!! These are the finest tailored summer suits for § : i : boys. ery one washable—cool, serviceable and in the lot from 7 to 20 years, including regular and ; 5 stout sizes. 38 suits in the lot. 1,200 BO}‘S 79 TWO for the boys a supply o Sh' Swimming these for school wear. irts Trunks Materials are Madras, - « » 1*3‘“%“5, : I?ef“ ; ) c ‘A “]“:! ::1“’:‘ Pongee, Oxford and brand Shirts for - et Khaki; attached soft boys, made of % vyt Blte |l on $ collars with long sleeves, also Epmi bn it dts | Prices on Fur Coats at Ney's “;j:, e cagaled in S Tomorrow—Friday Only—The Once-a-Month Bargain Event Extraordinary for Boys a general observ- | . 4 . for tomorrow. to be settled y 2 fh ] /7 3 y DOWN 58 Boys™ $9.75 Palm 53 Boys’ $5.00 Our Club vou may select another suit; any size, $ these Cloth Suits g Sensational Price Reductions on All | = ‘ B h S 1 f $10L5 Q x3int. (BOth SUItS oth duits for *10L2 N | 5 dressy. Not every color in each size, but all sizes 240 Boys’ $1.50 and $2 “Bell” ¢ 45 Boys 3175 Mothers will 1 Percales, Tan Cotton fine quality ma- < 5 black, made sport styles. Sizes 7 to 16 gji| terials in white, R ‘\“l‘1l"ilt]m-w years. -First quality gar- stripes, tans, also : fl‘;]:v"( HLW S ments, samples and slight 3 \ . seconds. Every blouse full . " L’ru;: :t‘\ol\eurl)r“::lglr ‘}H ; £ cut, with double yoke back. ; po - N s ST S What every mother KNOWS == tached. Neckband sizes Y 54 Boys $1.75 300 BO}'S 81.50 to SZ 00 12V, to 14. At $1 each. Athletic Shirts b . HILDREN are finicky about eating. There’s no doubt about it. So are many older people. Each mother has Hesaimissal a particular food probiem of her own. L) $ Athletic Shirts _ 1,000 Boys’ $1 and $1.25 | v Yet most of these difficulties can be solved more easily than | 5 ~ athletic sports you think. For example, Borden’s Chocolate Flavor Malted N : bh,lrts-“Tlvo for wear. Fine all- Milk is a new food which will banish several of them. In fact it i St = e wool quality, in - ‘\ Choice of a variety plain white. j of high-gr. of desirable styles, in- Sizes 30 to M. all “siik lined Borden’s Chocolate Flavor Malted Milk is made of Malted Milk A cluding Khaki Sport $ Atslestnd i!‘x‘a\pr-:.“ e School Ca 1ps fills a long felt need, and supplies a lack in many households. and cocoa. The addition of the chocolate lifts it right out of - A Shirts, White Madras 2 Children’s $1.25 714 included. At $1 the medicine class. True, it is still easily digested. It abun- | y Striped A\Ia‘dras :xpd Bathing Suits each. dantly supplies those great food essentials—protein, energy value, | 4 i Percal¢ Shirts with vitamins. But the chocolate flavor makes it a delicious and sl attached soft collars: y 96 Bovg SI Khakl Pl(ly GU'!"- entirely different food from the old thalted milk. - all full cut and well made amples, fir e : TILO for Mfikiflg your household healihier | ’ ¥ quality, and slight seconds T L ol one: 5 : ‘ k] 5 from a well known manufac- : - Sl el i @ne-plece Riaktink s, with slecie ) $1 Mothers who let their children eat when and what they like, $ turer. Sizes 12V4 to 14 inch rings. Siz 2 to 6 oy e o5 '4 ity AL TWOL are taking great risks for them. An adequate amount of good < | neckband. At TWO for $1. | e————— for $1. food is necessary to growth and strength. Chocolate Flavor Malted Milk given between meals will supply an extra food ration ) t that many youngsters need. Doctors often recommend five | L) 00 B y % 00 d $‘.¢ 5 0 ':‘; a S h S u l s light meals for a child, instead of three regular ones. 500 Boys $1.39 tO $2 0 s i ® an ® « | 2 " Broken lines from our regular Every child should be healthy and generally it lies within { Wash Pants - : S : i : stock of high-grade Wash Suits, in mother’s power to make him so. Put Borden’s Chocolate Flavor 5 F. Doll D 5 . o NG i Do Malted Milk on your grocery list and make it a regular part of 1 or Dollar Day / o Oliver Twist, Mic . v oand L 11[(.! their diet. You wilt find that it does help to solve your own food | P Ihe _greatest pants ; \ /o Daddy models. Well tailored of problem—as the makers intended. For they have been supplying i i value of the season. Full A fine (lualm washable jnaterials, in hetmilicnecdsiobtbicahty fonmuanyyEazs. | cut and well made Wash a variety of desirable colors, war- To serve Borden's Chocolate Flavor Malted Milk, use three Pants of Panama Cloth, - ranted fast. Sizes 3 to 8 vears. At heaping teaspoonfuls with a glass of milk. Mix thoroughly with | .1‘ ]ehal\l ]and ’Puri Llfile“ & : ;$1 each. an egg-beater or in a shaker. It is particularly cooling and | J rashes, nicker- g : 5 b . refreshing served very cold. Give to the children A « hocker StyICA Sizes 7 to 4 ¢ 100 Boy.s S1. 29 Wash Suits—Two fl)) between meals or before dinner—to quiet them so @ | 18 years. At $1 pair. ! Little Boys’ Wash Suits of good serviceable $1 b =4 * wash fabrics, in Oliver Twist and middy models; they can eat properly. : : 1 | % ' I choice of plain shades grays and blues * Broken lines from ro 21 stock. Sizes 2 to 5 Borde:lfigaoRDEN COMPANYNCWYmk Sl 400 BOyS’ $1.39 and $1.50 =) ; ‘\w AUTWO for $1. : i School Pants ; 182 Boys’ $1.25 vm 75 Boys" $3 and 'S“I 1 ] 3 For Dollar Day . ; i BM Il e e e e Sy | $1 Pajamas Wash Norfolk Suits <R | knee and knickerbocker styles. Sizes 3 to 15 years. = = X X o Two o Think of it—a complete suit : -\ for a dollar. Norfolk Suits of 120 Boys, 790 to $1 ) Khaki, Gray Crash and White - Clean-up of our entire stock | [/ Duck, all with knickerbocke; Wash Pants T'IUO for . of summer Pajamas. One and y pants, and every suit well tai- 2 two piece styles, in white, blue, . lored. Not every size in cach Broken lines from regular stock. “ Not every } $1 tans and stripes. First quality st)]e, But allisizes in the lot e in cach style, but all sizes from 4 to 16 years in light i Materials are_khaki, gray crashes and g"‘“‘:"s ‘": el 156“‘:‘;‘2 - from 4 to 14 years. At $1 a Panama cloth; in straight knee style. At TWO Lo Dizes and up 4 /e ‘A s for SL - Two Suits for $L