Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1923, Page 19

i ) 2 ;. i vas lowly on ar-! IR SOri— 1he afternoon for a cup of tea. After T see the signals. due to a dense fog. | which was proceeding s | e T f the fog, were damaged, as IR & i 5 > A 2 th ress train, == out on Saturday afternoons, and after HITS PASSENGER TRAIN| cuhiss Bdna Stafford, Lectsdale, who | JI00 e e g - i Y = THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. '¢., MOXDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1923. —_——,—,—,—— e —————— suffered a chest injury, and J. E.|Whose engine was derailed. 1 & year most of them are strong sup- Bourke, Philadelphia, Pullman con- + St X 5 v ia_to be badly | h 5 A 4(\ THE MANS S'IORES et S LUNDUN LASS'TUDEIE:ZTN of the long British week|giono1o migen by Dense Fog| oot rio, wwas said to bo badly| The postage stamps of the new : ( ' : Irish Free State were designed by OF WASHINGTON ies of thy t- 1 e e But Mr. Hays did not weaken. Blamed for Pennsylvania fl'fih:&"&'{ ;.hyollclt::nnnn;r:u:‘s%:eu:nt Miss Millicent Girling, a twenty-one- \7 ' IN T];RI’VOVE.V HO.‘[‘ He hustled around town and coun- from -this city and the passengers |year-old girl, who recently com- try, assisting Col. Harvey with his Accident. | continued to their destinations. Ipleted her studies atthe” Dublin " S 5 S¢ rt. {ambassadorlal chores and investigat- | By the Assoclated Press, Four cars of the passenger train, School o ling the British moving picture in- = — - £ ni H ” | dustry He learned to sa inema’ | IESREIRPIRG (ES ) Octobiex the Mussolini of the Movies,” 0N | {iili o “mevios?: “Hia®nyeiieinay | Nincteon porsons wero injured, two h {himself of an address before the |seriously, when an extra express train Way Home, Hustled Every |A§"msf" Soclety, winning by hisjon the Pennsylvania line collided 9 { oratorical effort the approbation of | it} the rear end of & passenger train Minute of Visit o e A LR O Con e Rapiene e Tt e tnute ot Visit. {of flame and a tongue of fire.” ~ U | here, early yvesterday. . Inability to S i\ During odd moments Mr. = o xamined the British post office | g A Is on their wartime methods PE VDL oy « | of_handling the empire's mail. ! | Huys characterized his visit | NECK S with Ambassador Harvey as a fort- AS LONGAB THIS FELLOW, Harvey called & & AND HAD {night of mental gymnastics, but the SEmoie el e s this | POstal officials say the former Ameri- | TR N tions with them meant physical as | pe 4 well as mental gymnastics on their | he part, so ardent was he In his quest | AL nformation that might be of | ce to the Utited States govern- | erved "that some- of the Atlantic,| Mr. Hay so_returns with data Sesbans i ntialities of the British | t. American films are d | in 90 per cent of the i aters. and Mr. Hay | will tell producers that the Lng- CKLY RELIEVEIT lish mar well worth maintain- A ’fi“_‘:e}:‘ n,_'vm Sise, 81 | ing. but only the best films . A DRUGGISTS | should be ' v = AR A 2 R 2 2 A e A A 2 A e A P ) $7,789 Worth Of Hi gh_Grade | 'RAVEL right and travel light. Find that extra pair of trousers in your bag ready for wear at the journey’s end. It’s the quality we WiltOn Ru gS to Sell at $ 5 3 1 9 3 wish to emphasize in these Suits at. A Sale In Which You Canpot Fail To Save! Sole Washington Agents A change in delivery conditions e 'Ore.g e finds us with thousands of dollars more i o Vlrgln Wool rugs than we anticipated. Hundreds of ! - Overcoats fine rugs in excess of our show room and ‘ % i storage capacity. To affect a reduction ! ; d C,e A P $27'50 to $45 of stocks we have selected 83 fine Wilton i N = A Rugs, products of the country’s leading i 4 ’ e ;- d Judge them by any standard. makers, and reduced them one-third in iy . ! Style—From the fashion centers of the price. All are perfect quality, beautiful 2 R ¥ "'""ld'_ PG e o in design and coloring, but rugs we cannot Sl L £ Mf?:?\l.'c'_’l”lhm i aascd e match or continue to obtain. Beyond { AR iik o, Bhita Sturisinslyimoderate, doubt a wondrous opportunity, and timely i it s ; —for right now you can use 2 new rug to : best advantage in your home. By no .. means should you let this. opportunity Warm as Toast! pass you by. Come tomorrow. Union Suits of Quality & E——3 . st - ‘ 20 Room Size 9x12 Rugs Reduced ‘31,65 $3 for $4.75 s ——————— = (11) Fine Wiltons. = Formerly i g $120.00. Reduced to $80’00 Special lot of discontinudd numbers of i i R\ 5 Madewell— 2) Fine Wiltons. . Formerly Hatch-One-Button Coopers and 1 - $139.50. Reduced to = 93.00 34 to 48. Regular and stout; white, cream . . = = d gray. g (3) Fine Wiltons. ' Formerly ] e Attractive China for Your Home . E 70.00 At Prices Equally Attractive (3) Fine Wiltons. Formerly 4 6 3 3 This is the season for adding to the home supplies, particularly china. And co- $69.50. Reduced to . incident with your needs we bring about values like these, that satisfy your demands . = for quality at the most moderate of prices. L (1 gg;?{;“e R?dulfi‘:ed l:(;)rmer]) 4 5 .20 Felts With a Feeling! Mallory Hats They've the feeling of warmth. The 23 Room Size 8.3x10.6 Rugs Reduced " S Keed o $73.67 , ek, et T 64.53 38-Piece Kitchenette Dinner Set, $5.98 . Wihes Fosgedy S5 S A splendid American Porcelain Dinner service for six persons. Neat blue band $9-5.00. I.{educed to design with gold edges. Set includes 6 dinner plates, 6 caps and saucers, 6 soup Fine Wiltons. Formerly plates, 6 dessert saucers, 6 bread-and-butter plates, 1 meat platter and 1 open vege- $125.00. Reduced to 83 ’33 many colors will blend harmoniously with your clothing and the winter season. Perfection in the make assures superior value at the low price of 42 Rugs Size 6x9 Reduced 14) Fine Wiltons. Formerly ¢ - $7l2.50. Reduced to $48033 7) Fine Wiltons. Formerly { . ; - $6IO.00. Reduced to. 40.00 China Milk or Mahogany Cups and Saucers (15) Fine Wiltons. Formerly 60’00 Cream Pitchers Serving Trays, 79c Imported 2§:;ne China $90.00. Reduced to (6) Fine Royal Turkish. : For- : I gl << , : Choice of several hand- merly $6550. Reduced to.. 41,67 $1.00 A useful size Serving some border designs on Three useful graduated Tray with glass center first quality white trans- FIFTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER =z e parent china, All handles sizes, neatly designed on and mahogany finished and edges traced with rchased fine imported china. frame. gold. £ ; These Rugs May Be Pu SIXTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER on Our Deferred P ay ment Plan L’ANSBURGH & BROTHER 420430 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST—PHONE FRANKLIN 7400 On Chilly Days! Wool Hose Comfort and style—that’s what we of- fer you in this special lot of woolen hose. 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