Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1923, Page 16

16 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1923. | ,,Wfl—.........fi.—..—.—.fi....._........................................................' BEITERSPEE Language Errors Dur- L ing Year. = L} “pecial emphasis was given to bet-| W - speech at the Miner Normal School W st week. Members of cach section ere ihstructed to collect all lan- uage errors that came to their notice M | the school during the week. ™ Reports were made Thursday, and, | g 5 addition to correcting the errors ad calling attention to the reaso .nderlying the corrections, a begh ,uing was made in the project to| lassify the language errors of the vear. As a fitting climax to this| rvey the school was addressed on| riday morning by Mrs. Anne T. Ren- -haw, one of the lead'ng graduates )2 the Boston School of Expression nd an outstanding pup!l of its fou :7, the late Dr. Silas S. Curry. Plan Nature Study. P. J. Rayford, director of the di- vision of nature study, and his corps of teachers, will join with the seniors in conducting a nature study insti ‘ute at the Miner Normal Friday. The program include cinema Iustrations, ob: tures ¢ v of the demonstra- ures of the day will ht by Mrs. J. sion; a seminar condu rector and two of his assistants, Mrs. Maud Hawkins and Miss Maud Lo- max, and an exhibition of charts, col- loctions and projects prepared by the Zeniors for the purpose of motivating the classroom work. Service Club Active. The Social Service Club, composed of young ladies of the senior class,| has been doing effective work in the community this year. Last Sunday the club divided itself into two sec- tions, one of which visited the Old Folks’ Home at Blue Plains and | cheered its inmates by the spirit of good will and delicacies which the members brought with them. At the same time the other group demon-, strated an equally kindly epirit at Gallinger Hospital. The members of the club are also renovating old clothing. which they have secured through their own efforts, for dis- tribution at Thanksgiving. The domestic science group gave a iuncheon Monday for the teachers in order to secure funds for supplles for its department. The project proved a financial success and at the same time afforded opportunities for Dpractical training. The juniors have elected the fol- lowing officers to direct thelr affairs for the remainder of the school year: Miss Edna_Thomas of section H,| president; Miss Mildred Duncan_of Section K, vice president: Miss Lo- rena Jackson of gection K, secretary; Mrs. Berenice B. Brown of section K. treasurer. —_— KILLED GOING TO GRAVE. GREENVILLE, S. C., November 12.— While on her way to place flowers on the grave of her one-year-old child, who died two months ago, Mrs. Ada Ellis, twenty-three, was struck by a Bouthern passenger train at a crossing {n Greer ‘and died forty-five minutes or = Chevy Chase, D. C. Bargain $10.000 ¥ Square off Conn. Ave. A fully detached bome, well situated, within one square of Connecticut Ave- Due. south of the Circle. §i rooms, reception hall, tile floors,” electric lights,” hot-water heat. A large lot, with hedge shrubbery and sange, make it & value unparaileled. OWNER LEAVING CITY— MUST SELL Moderate Terms HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Laundry Lace Curtain Cleaning Lace Repairing Collection and Delivery Mme. Viboud, ** Hand Laundry Experts Sinco 1855 727 11th St. N.W. Main 4931! WHEELING SUPER-RADIANT GAS HEATERS Attractive Inexpensive Intense Heat Fér Home, Office and Shop, at low operating jcost, with perfect combus- ftion. Start the furnace flater; stop it earlier. i NwonD_iql-ylt Insist on the Wheeling Super-Radiant 734 10th St. N.W. © $159t0 8198 Silks, $1.48 3s-inch Chiffon Satin, in light and dark shades. Splendid assortment of printed Kimono Silks; 35- inch Brocades for lis in fifteen different combi- nations; 3g-inch All-silk Georgette Crepe, sixty shades to select from; 35-inch White - ground Figured Foulards; 35-inch Light-ground Pongees; 23-inch All-silk Figured Broadcloth; All-silk Pon- gee. in heavy quality white and natural; 33- inch Figured Corduroy, in several combinations suitable for men's house coats and dressing gowns; 40-inch Printed Georgette ; 27-inch Bandana Hand- kerchief Squares, suitable for scarfs or pillow covers. You will find a splendid range of colors and de- siens to select from. This wonderful Silk Of- fering sh~uld create inten- sive selling tomorrow. Woolen Dress Goods Regularly $2.98 to $4.98 $2.69 Plain Camel’s Hair, All-Wool Novelty Skirtings, Sk and Wool Novelties, All-Wool Eponge, All-Wool Chi on Broadcloth, All-Wool Imported Serge, All.-Wool Velours, All- Wool Novelty Coatings, Em- broidered Jersey Cloth. From the Lining Department 69¢ Silk and Cotton Foundation Fabric, in all the wanted colors. Tomorrow, at 59¢ yard. Phlais Royal—Second Floor. Wrought Iron Bridge Lamps $2.98 —for sofa and armchair use, are of exceptional attraction, com- plete with decorated paper parch- ment shades in a variety of designs 144 only of these Lamps. Regularly $4.00. Special, $2.98. Palals Reyal—Fourth Floor. Folding Card Tables, $2.49 Of hardwood, mahogany finish, green leatherette tops, flat steel metal braces, steel dome gliding casters, metal bound corners. Sizes 29x29 inch. At $2.49. Palais Royal—Fourth Fleor. To Do— BEFORE you make your fall and winter clothes. Study the McCall styles for one. Then, for the -eeond.d visit our piece goods department and ex- amine carefully all the new fall fabrics collected there. Plain and figured stuffs, g - Eml plaided—all that is luum ;ble for the coming season is iere. Palais Royale Bargain Basement. ~ e PALAIS ROYAL :Sports Coats” of Novelty Plaids and Checks Trimmed With Generous Opossum Collars and Cuffs VIVID COLORS— NOW THE VOGUE. BEAUTIFULLY i 529.75 Called “Sports Coats,” yet smart enough for most any occa- ~ sion. Misses and Women who are looking for a really smart - coat for every occasion should see these new, so-called “Sports Coal ”” Just the coat you’l need to complete your wardrobe. Attractively lined and interlined. Following the tubular sil- houette; some have raglan sleeves, also a number of other coats enchanting with self materials, collars and cuffs, in novel effgcts. Illustrations represent general style. Just Received! 100 New Jacquettes at $19.50, $25.00, 829.50, $39.50, $49.50, $69.50 Just the thing to wear with your new skirt or with your new dress. Clevetly fashioned of Furtex, Krimmer, Astra- khan Cloth. Trimmed with Coney, Opossum, Wolf, Fox, etc. Christmas Sale No. 2 of our series of events to help our patrons solve their puzling Christmas shopping problem. Not only that——but also enables you to choose from greater assortments and at lower than regular selling prices. e Christmas Sale No.2 | Art Needlework Begin Now—It’s Not a Moment Too Early! And What a Bountiful Variety of Desirable Gift Suggestions The items below are just some of the many. Do come in and saunter through this gift-ja‘den department. We feel sure the puzzlingness of your gift problem will be quickly solved. - 35¢ Stamped Dry Well 7 Towel, 4 for $1 Attractive designs on the famous dry- well toweling, hemstitched scallops for crochet. At 4 for $1.00. Dolls and Animals, 25¢ and 29c. Stamped Silver Cases, 59¢ to 95¢c. Stamped Gowns, entirely made, requiring only the embroidery work to complete garment, 89¢ each. Stamped Wash Cloth, neat design in corner, 18c¢ each. Stamped Tea and Glass Towels, 25¢ or 5 for $1. Stamped Full Size Linen Towels, each, 89¢c. Stamped Bath Towels, at 79¢. Stamped 36-inch Center with 18x54-inch Scarfs, Special 39c. Stamped Hot Dish Holders on tan, ecru or white, each Sc. Basement Day “Plums™ To Quote a Word Used in Politics—“Plums” Are Always Reserved for “Basement Day” Adler’s American Dent’s London Gloves Limited Quantity, But First Quality WOMEN’S CAPETAN (DENT'S) GLOVES—AIl sizes. In tans and grays. This year’s least PriCe ccccceveccacacca $l‘69 WOMEN'S STRAP-WRIST GAUNTLET GLOVES—Dent’s fa- mous make, at less than 52.69 usual wholesale cost.... Tomorrow—Palais Royal Basement Store Just From the Makers Last Moment Gloves for ‘Women, with Frilled Cuffs, Turnover Caffs, . . Striped Cuffs, Bow - Knot ‘Cuffs and Embroidered Cuffs All Sizes, in.New Shades of Browns, Tans, Grays, Mode— ' ......On Sale, Palais'Royal, Basement Store - \ Womens—Guaranteed First WOMEN'S CAPETAN (AD- LER’S) GLOVES—AII sizes in the regular range of colors. At less than-wholesale Price seeeeneanncns GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ (ADLER’S) GLOVES—Cape, mocha and suede. “Seconds” at less than the usual wholesale cost Tomorrow—Palais Royal Basement Store ‘Women's New Suede Finish Gauntlet Gloves The Biggest “Plums” of’ the Year—These Guaranteed First Quality Washable Gloves $1.25 Stamped Pillowcases, 89¢ pr. Very neat, attractive designs, stamped on excellent quality tubing, scallops stamped for embroidery. At 89c pair. Stamped Tea Aprons, 25¢ and 35¢. i Stamped Work Hour Aprons, 39¢ to $1.39. Stamped Infants’ and Children’s Dresses, all gde and stamped for a touch of hand work, at ICe Stamped Linen Searfs and Centers, 89¢ to $1.25, i Stamped 12-piece Dining Room Set, $1.25 set. Stamped 3-piece Buffet Sets, 19¢ to 59¢. Stamped Dresser Sets, scarf and pin ctishion, 79c set. Stamped and Tinted Bibs, at 25¢. Palate Reyal—Main Floor, | “Basement Day” story of Tuesday's Gloves uality’ Cozy Union Suits; high neck, long sleeveg‘ ankle length. Sizes r 36 and 38 regulars, but almost invisibly so.—Basement Store. $1.69 Medium-weight Suits with silk stripes; low neck, no sleeves, knee l‘e‘n“\‘h. fsg? 3% to 4. At Icl in- ead o ecause irregulars, ~Basement &om G 79 Women's 75¢ Suits, 2 These closed Union Suits of ribbed lisle are low neck and sleeveless. " Sizes 36 to 44, Slight A first’ quality’ irregulars—too slight to be seen. 950 pair is less than ~—Basement Store. the wholesale cost of most of these new _The favorite suit with many— gloves. with Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, ankle length; ribbed and fleeced— efastic and cozy. Irregulars of $125 suits at 95c—Basement Store. Women’s $1.850 Union Suits Women's Fleeced Union Suits Untrimmed Hats PRESENTING AT REDUCED PRICES THE SEASON’S FOREMOST MODES IN ARTISTIC UNTRIMMED HATS Formerly $7.50 to $12.50 Exclusive Hatters’ Plush Untrimned Hats At $3.98 and $5.00 Just about 8o Hats in this assortmens, compris- ing the most exclusive styles shown this eason, made from the finest quality imported plush. Colors, black, brown and navy. Formerly $5.00 to $8.95 Smart Untrimmed Panne and Lyous Velvet Hats : At $2.98 to $5.00 ’ Formerly $3.98 to $7.95 Untrimmed Lyons and Panne Velvet Hats At $1.98, $2.98 and $3.98 For the woman who is desirous of securing an- other hat and doesn’t wish to invest much money for her extra hat, at this item, we earnestly invite your inspection of our large and varied selection of the finest quality untrimmed shapes in the most ap- proved styles shown this season, at these greatly re- duced prices. Included are large dress shapes, tai- lored shapes, turbans and sports effects in all the most-wanted colors, black, brown, navy, sand, beaver, pheasant, etc. New Untrimmed Satin Hats, $3.98 For the woman who desires a small Satin Hat, we offer a fine selection of the new off-the-face hats, pokes and cloche hats now so popular. Colors, black, navy and beaver., Smart Mid-Season Trimmings OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT LOWEST PRICES—TO MAKE THE NEW HAT BEAUTIFUL Beautiful Flower Wreaths, Flower Cluster, g‘ru.lts and Large Single Flowers. At 49¢c, 75¢ to 1.98. F Feathers, Peacock and Ostrich Fancies and Bands, in al the most popular styles and colors. At o8¢ to $3.98. Beautiful Goldand SilverCloth for Home Milliners—At $1.49 to $5.00 yard A fine selection of fine quality Metal Cloth, to fashion a new dance or theater metallic turban, now so popular. Boutonniers, Corsage Bouquets and Hair Bands, New Designs At 39¢, 49¢, 98¢ to $1.98 Our selection of these Corsage Flowers, in large roses, grapes, streamers and flower and metallic rib- bon combination, is now at its best. Many come in gold and silver, others in beautiful shadings of large velvet flowers. ) Boutonnier Bouquets, 39¢ to $1.49 A large collection of dainty Holiday Boxes in all the most-wanted metallic and high-colored flow- ers for the new fur-collared coats and fur pieces. Palais Royal—Second Fleor. Tuesday was the least busy day “downstairs,” now it is generally the busiest—because = of these “plums.” Mill and factory owners know—whenever they have “plums” they send them along “For your Basement Day.” Few Star readers now miss this Palais Royal “plums.” Women’s, Girls’ and Boys’ Winter Underwear 5,125 Garments=-Very Slight Irregulars Women’s $1.00 Fleeced Suits Boys’ $1.00 Union Suits Fleece-lined—high neck, long sleeves, ankle length. Ages 8 to 16 years inclusive. Irregulars— but not noticeable or harmful— 79c nt Store, Silk-and-Wool Union Suits ‘Women)s—ideal for health s 1.95 79¢ and comfort. Low neck, ho sleeves, knee length. Sizes 36 and 38. These are first quality.—Basement Store. 95¢ for 98¢ About half price—because slight “jrregulars” — fashionable English Thread Silk Hose—*“Seconds” Women’s—made with seam to simulate fashioned hose. High spliced heels and elastic tops. Sizes 9 and 9%, in high luster black.—Basement Store, 95¢ | A Weomen's Sports Hose, 2 Prs. Ribbed Hose, 8% to 10, in browns, 79 greens, tans ‘and blues.—Basement c 95¢ IIIII.II.IIII"III.III.II-IIIIIIIIIl.ll.ml'-l..l.l“:...IIII'.'Ii.--I.IIIIIIIIIIIIII.."IIII