Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1923, Page 40

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1923. (Copyright, 1923, by H. C. Fisher, Trade Mark Reg. U. §. Pat. OF.) EASTERN REUNION Efiv BEN]TY VIEWS SET FOR TONIGHT Featured by Elaborate l MUTT AND JEFF—The Little Fellow Takes His Hat Out of the Ring. s — e —— NODoDY cAN SAY . |[MyTT, MEADOS'S AND YOURE ALSO I AINT A SQUARC - ||MARRIED AND GOT MARRIED AND GUY. I'™M GonnA A FAMILY T® SUPPORT 6ST A FAMILY TELL myurr! AINT HE? AVD HENRY ON YoUR HANDS T FoRD AND HIRAM AINT You? JOHNSON ARG INTHE n SAME BOAT, AIN'T ) G&" —By BUD FISHER [ WHAT'S THE) |(BEING A SINGLE MAN) 'DGA?) Do You THINK T'D B¢ So Low THEN T WITHDRAW FRoM THE PRESIDENT/AL - AST® BEAT ANY MARRICD CANDIDATE ouT of A JoB? NEVER! | e ) RAcE! \ D. C. and Federal Govern- ment Wil Qutline Plans | wie anuual ehristmas rrunion Early in Year. Bht, it wa b ' SEEKS TO PREVENT SUIT.! * Candy Company Claims Business Would Be Crippled. New Velvet Eve- ring Wraps—Cara- cul and fox fur trimmed, wonderful shades—$89.50 to New Taffeta frocks for Misses— in Spring styles— bouffant basque models — very spe- $155.00. 1216 F Street cial at $25.00. o For Holiday Festivities ! b | = B Sheer Chiffon Frocks Things tiachment rush MUCH NITROGEN -IN AIR. - S N.W. Bouftfant Styles st s e D It |- $39: RUBY AN ORIENTAL GEM O==I0E=SIAE===SHOP EARLY FOR XMAS CANDY—AT “FANNIE MAY'==n=—=0==0 A Very Special Price! e Billowy chiffons—aglow with color—typifying vouth as nothing ‘] Y clse could—sparkling evidence of El 4 ) the distinctive in the mid-season jl Always Displayed in Dainty Ribboned Baskets Fannie May Candies K s mode—at our Misses’ Shop! Tea Rose Tangerine Bluet Coral Peach Black over Tea Rose Black over Orange Adorned with ribbons and gold and silver laces—and handmade chii- fon roses. Sizes 14 to 18 years.—Third Floor. Home made Gandisw 601s The Best Candy Value in the City The Candy you’ll enjoy, packed before your eyes— Your Own Selection Made Fresh Today and Every Day by Our Own Fannie May Girls Men’s Dress Shoes for Christmas and New Year's Patent Leather Dancing Oxfords $5 - $7.50 $10 “Florsheim” Full Dress Shoes, with cloth tops, as pictured--$ 10 ~ Winding Up These Big SALES % i_ ¢ Insure . / Parcel Post Packages Free What a sale this has bheen! Warm, cheery felts with padded = moccasin —regularly $1.25 and no time to w them on will be a Hurry! already—and gain, very soon: Give Him Socks Silk or wool—for dress or sports—such nifty se« lections— 65¢ to $2.50 S it THREE FANNIE MAY STORES 1010 E St. N.W. 614 13th St. N.W. 3100 14th St. N.W. EE:—:EEEE—DEE&EEE:—EESEEEEEEEE Cor. 7th & K Sts. 414 9¢h St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. “City Club Sho#” 9233 Pa. Ave. SE. 1318 G St. e e e O e B ) B T = g = D e I I e = A i == == == | @ | | ! | | | | @ | | fl | |