Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1923, Page 21

: : : .THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25 1923. . 21 ;OPEGWESREDHAT =-lllIlIIIIIIIIII’IHI-.II-IIllllll.lllllllIIIIIIII..I-IIIIIIIllIlll-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII TO NEW CABDINALS%: ‘1 mo]P . s MWAL : : i Store Closed All Day ‘ \ ‘ The Shopping Center—11th and' G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. | A Remarkable Sale of Silks and Dress Goods Wednesday. December 26 Thursday, December 27 Friday, December 28 A Sweeping Clearance Sale of Every = our Semi-annual Stock Reduc- ing Sale. In order to reduce Misses’ and Woman’s Coatinthe House i tions on thousands of yards of desirable fabrics. A great va- riety of styles to select from, all broken lines are to be closed out at once and many JUSt Received! Misses’ a“d other items from regular lines Women’s Dresses Mirroring || oS anmen: e the New Spring Effects! at 25 Lucidi and Galli Are Elevated Today—Christmas at Public Consistory at = - Shop Wednesday Vatican. s the Associated Pres: ROMIL Decemby public tion of Aurelio secret . took place which the papal ehold hud made elaborate prepara- held in the hall of benedic- > Vi where the new before ling All Are Luxuriously Trimmed With Fauhiouai)le Furs —>Six Charming Models Hlustrated By Our Artist his private apartments of the consistory, borne famous Attending him Presenting a comprehensive collection of dis- = tinctive and desirable coats for every wear. All taken from our regular stock and drasti- cally reduced for quick clearance. Beautifully fashioned of high-grade materials. $1.65, $1.75 and $1.98 Silks Pre-inventory Price, $1.45 Yard The assortment consists of the following: Printed Cordu- thereupon and Galli, n knelt be- the formal | hat, 4 cardinals then of thanks, to e responded, co BARON IS DISHWASHER IN A NEW YORK HOTEL Reputed Scion of Wealthy Austrian Family Obtains Job as Means of Procuring Education. nd when his ted enough Austrian e of times, troops during the world war, fessor of of Lem- admiral ‘145 Coats That- Were Regularly $225.00 ‘125 Coats That Were Regularly %159 and $165 ‘110 Coats That Were Regularly $135 and $155 ‘04 One Clever Little Misses’ Taffeta Model Illustrated By Our Artist Fashioned of Taffeta, Felu- relle Cloth, Georgette and Heavy Crepe de Chine, intro- ducing many new trimming ef- fects sure to interest misses and women looking for the newest spring models. Every Dress in Our Stock, Excepling the Advance Spring Styles, Greatly Reduced. Dresses for Street, Afternoon, Evening and Dance Wear. At $10, $12, $15, $22.50. $25, $29.50. $35, $39.75. $49.50 up to $55. Palais Royal—Third Floor. MEN! Razors, 89¢ Each roy in attractive color combi- nations, Printed Pongee Silk, white grounds; Printed All- silk Georgettes, Plain Knitted Fabrics, Printed Radium and Crepe, Printed Kimono Silks, Plain Georgette Crepe, Silk Mixed Brocades. Here is a splendid lot of High-Grade Silks Both plain and fancy, $2.98. $3.49 to $4.49 values, pre-in- ventory price, $2.59 Yard Superior Quality All-silk Canton Crepe, Fancy Knitted Fabrics, Novelty Silks, Sports Silks in great variety, Crystal Cord Silk Suiting, Novelty Ripple-O. Printed Crepe. $2.49 Silk-Face Duvetyne (36 Inches) $2.69 Costume Velvet Pre-inventory Price, $2.19 Yard . L] $1.98 Colored - Coats That Were Regularly 5 illi . els RIVERDALE CITIZENS = 3311; K 31255 h . fill made of t:m highest grade steel, 7“'""“’"!‘ Velvet D d, full d finel Pre-i Price, TO START NEWSPAPER s lollow gl‘DL\}’l ul concave-an nely l:e inventory Price s . tempered, in assorted widths and $1 69 \'ard Citizens' Association . Names Dr.|m points. At 89c each. e William Abbe Turner {m s Palais Royal—Toilet Dept.—Main Floor. as Editor. im E 4 $5.49 Black Chiffon the Citizens' el. Mr. and Coats That Were Regularly $85 and $98 44 All Floor Sample Bedroom Suites Now in Stock=-One of a Kind at All Dining Room Suites in Our Stock-- | 2507, Off i Off Regular Prices 2505 Off Dress Velvet Pre-inventory Price, £3.98 Yard The following pre-inventory prices on— Plain and Novelty Fur Fabries - im ; 0 f a Kind $5.98 grades ......$4.49 yard e - s | e g RS Yo . Shauokin District Miners Protested |m 859.75 and $65 After Christmas /a egular Prices $13.50 and $14.98 grades, Strict 8-Hour Day. SHAMOKIN, n granted the miners, 24, Children’s Coats— Palais Rorval—Fourth Floor. 145 Off Regular Prices Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. $10.45 yard 2 | . 5 i o g = = All Imported Novelties [ 334 Sizes 2 to 16’ New l50% Off at 25% Discount d jm Fabric Styles—Some | . < day, voted i being informeq | B Fur Collars 15 Off Regular Prices We have grouped several that e ,{:'nn'r?u:%;:’afl jm Coats That Were Regularly d lots of— G the ruling. Settle- s . . - LT . ‘:;;g:;:‘f:%;,s;:': $45 and $49.50 Any Child’s Hat in 50 O ff Woolen Dress Fabrics v Dhiladelphia St —that we wish to dispose of, ]u',.t{::(‘f*"gf:".:,':%{fi,: Stock~2 to 12 Yeal'S, r 0 and the low price quot;tions ment. However, | . make the offerings unusually o gorrect abuses of | All Desirable Models attractive. $1.98 to $249 All-wool i ] Tweeds, All-wool Plaids and SCORE HURT ON TRAIN. ™ Checks, Fancy Suiting and e W R 1 Plain Angora, pre-inventory Vor] ars Sideswipe - ¥ e - . ice. e (oa';'g‘;:nde;‘;g‘;g“'s ety Small Lots of Kimonos, Robes, | ™ S CINCINNATI December 25.—A score |® < - arc o et Sl S Underwear and House Dresses S M Four ruilroad near snim.lu at Extraordlnary Savings $3.69 to $4.49 ville, Ohio, today. O Plain and Fancy Most of the victims were only <lightly hurt and none is believed to have suffered serious injury. ‘15 Sports Coats That Were Regularly $25 Perhaps there is someone you have forgotten—or yourself. Tea Aprons—Odd lot of lawn, dotted Swiss, cambric and India linon aprons; dainty styles, with and without bib. At 69c. Long Kimonos, of flannelette | and daisy cloth; practical col: ors; meatly made. Sizes to 50. at $1.98. Night Gowns—1,000, of flan- nelette, m plain colors or stripes, with or without collars; braid, ribbon or embroidery trimming. Sizes to 50. At $1.79. Night Gowns—Slightly mussed from handling. Made of fine nainsook, cambric, longeloth, crepe and shadow batiste. Dainty trimmings of fine lace, embroid- ery, handwork and ribbons. All sizes, in white and colors. At : Il $1.79. All are effectively developed of high-pile fabrics. All new weaves. new colors, in- cluding the new high colors. All lined and in- terlined. Furs include Natural Beaver, Squir- rel, Brown, Platinum and Black Fox, Black and Gray Wolf, Viatka Squirrel and Mufflon. All are beautifully tailored. F Misses and women of Washington be sure and take advantage of this uncommon opportunity. Sale Begins 9:15 A.M. Wednesday Dressing Saeques. Odd lot of flannelette, in sizes to 50. At $1.00. Bath Robes—Featured of gen- auine Beacon robing or all:wool Eiderdown, plain colors, Indian, floral and conventional designs. Sizes to 52. Values to $10.00. At $6.98. ' House Dresses — Special table filled with dresses of gingham, percale and chambray; practical good washing colors and neat styles; some with long . sleeves. Sizes to 50. At $1.98. Palais Royal—Third Floor. Weaves and Coatings Pre-inventory Price, $2.89 Yard All-wool Pongee Cloth in plaids and stripes, Novelty Skirtings, Krimmer Cloth, Lamb’s Skin, Novelty Bor- dered Jersey, etc. A broken assortment of Check Homespun —in light and dark colors, Monotone Plaids and Plain Fabrics. $1.39 to $1.59 grades, pre-inventory price, $1.19 Yard. Palais Royal—Sedond Floor. SESEEESERENENEEEEENEEAENEEERENNRRN