Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1924, Page 11

. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D C, MONDAY, JANUARY REVEAL $50,000 BOK | FALL DELAYS SEA TRIP. PR L L L PRIZE WINNER FEB. 4 | Former Interior Seciotary Waits I on Committee's Action, - NEW ORLEANS. January 21.—Al- |. Y’ncsi;nt;:‘x;al:d::pzll:n:;t;i::ade Fall .wl\p‘(e;:“:dvr;';:lt::[: 7£o ‘ A Special Pul‘Chase and Sale Of ey | G s> e 8 | Interest to Every Woman Who - M fre e has finished it work. it The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. | Values the Charm ()f Individuality PLAN VOTE TO BE ANNOUNCED ! yife “':"u‘: i T ST ot | Just Unwrapped—A Glorious Group of |} 7,500 Newest Combs Eighty-Four Colorful | Mostly Samples French Pieces s st SKTTAB” Silk Frocks g st vover 1 Senate Body Told of Willingness! ottt oot ey to Aid Probe. he would depart. —— e ..\ TWO ARE DISMISSED IN HARNESS SUITS The wir will be on $1.50 to $7.98 Each ceive the $0,000 which, { Orders. o ! Your Choice at i : S Y T | Canton Crepes $ Small Sizes i '\ : 5 2 . Skinner, & former meni- i : the surplus property division Roshanara Crepeo Up to 40 Something different—all odd and attractive, some ]: ain ! War .Ivtp"‘:nnfnz; [:n?‘ rc:x:' [ ] with gold intay and pretty set stones. This includes a |} s“?}:,:::. ::n’r;wmi el choice selection of hand-carved Spanish combs, fancy || rom the govern- - e pins. barrettes, ball top combs, and a profusion of These “KITAB” Dresses have color—oceans of it. The ‘ fan-shape in large, small a styles. There designers must have shut their eves and dipped into the whole fl:enfgf,l:,}.?(:‘:‘,'f ff,‘fl k. ade g 1 Sapphire gamut of tints and shades. / = s AUV OREAGCED Your choice There are flaming and joyful Oriental, Persian and Egyp- W 7 Palais Royal—Main Floor. tian effects, old-timey Paisley shawl designs, Batik and 7 Cubist ideas.’ A prominent dressmaker secured this silk for a song and Rty made them up for us—hence the low price. Come early if vou want one. A Palais Royal~Third Floor. of conupiracy | g | NEWEST OF THE NEW i e — £ Especially Good-Looking and Here they are—ready . — | e i for deft adaptation 100 Housewives Association Bac League eres‘ < . \ Damty Handmade Vofle Blouses of bl s e i Senate Ci itty ad. i enate Committee Head fine q“a‘“y voile W hite Enamel Top S 4.9 S:‘;a‘f, rfil‘;:S Kitchen Tables The New Salm-Stnpe Silk Shirts at $5.95 A Special Showing ictly tailored models, tuck-in, in white only. The new round collars Ready Now—Specially Priced ate. Swimming Suits—We Have Them—All $5 8 Wool, All Colors and Sizes—at $4.95 $1.98, $2.98 to $5 . amooth. It'sthe proper blending of rieh i N '] !he newest nraws. inclu dmg plain hundred tables. Size 25x40-inch top, 4 hemp. round corners. Square legs, put to. DEATH TOLL OF cABs ’ ":"“‘:':‘"e::‘:‘"’::::fi::m.‘:: .r|dm«::nwh':\‘3 <vu s hemp, Tim! bo . h bolts. \_'ami;l; { Heoryl famous. . and Cobing, th west braid sk . Tops are slightly imperfect. I AND TRUCKS HEAVY oy (o o 1 The Sale of Fabric o o e L ' U Included are all the new small Palate Reyal—Fourth Fioor. —_— ’ en 1 co _‘ ” cloche hats, pokes, off-the-face effects . Motor Club Figures on Chicago's 5 i = 1;:6] ne(w Ibrimm:dhhau that oaée very : ’ ! SAEe : M(H m chie. “olors are brown, wood, sand X i 1923 Record Show { ol c nheasant, rose, gray, jade, green : Y . READY TO AID PROBE. fame, black, ete. Comparisons. . . Regular $2.00 and $2.50 values. Novelty Strap-wrist Gaunt- Smar[ New Tr]mm,lnns ts, in various styles; all-over embroidered applique and 2 2 2 h coffs, embroidered stitching to match. In shades of Flowers, Wreaths, Fancy Feathers. mode, fawn, putty, gray, covert, oak and coffee. Ornaments, Peacock, Qstrich and Novelty ideas. Moderately priced at Elbow-Length Fabric Gloves ' A1 S8 I sy Regular $125 to $1.75 Gloves, fine chamois suede and New Tailored and Sports Strm:' and Felt Hate filosette. Paris point and two- toned tmbroxdercd (utrl\mgs C $2.98, $3.98 and $5.00 o in best spring shades.. ... Buery duy adds new tdeus in tne Tallored and 3 S| ts ats or the miss young woman ichailanil Patae Rerai—sias Fioor Smerous now tyles and colors. = : Palals Royal—Second Vloor. be height. 2 500 Yards Fine Lorraine - RIGHT NOW—QUR GREATEST SALE OF Silver Spring Tissuc GINGHAMS Exquisite Silk Noveltles . 0 When we tell you that the savings on every vard are from $3 to over @h 1 ma\ form some conception Fiber silk and cotton construction. of the magnitude of this offering. Before detailing what thesc wonderful fabrics are, we will quote the regular shown in a beautiful range of all the and reduced prices. We have grouped the assortment into 4 big lots, and repriced as follows: new and desirable calotings. Mske $11.00 to $13.50 7 98 " $17.50 to $22.50 sl 3 98 vour choice while the stock is complete. ‘md o mrd Save 48 hu';;d $14.50 10 $16.50 le 98 $27.50 to $35.00 319 98 10c a yard C 0y 50 Silk: Novelties, Yard Silk Novelties, Yard_ i i Diaphanous Silk Fabrics, over« _ Gorgeous Metal Broches, Metal . also Bl Brocades, with silver or Plam Dres% VOlles’ 69(3 Y”d shot "rffll Chenille, Velvet Broche Cloth of Gold and Silver, over- Bick and’ Siiver, aboBlack interwoven with printed de; gm 40 inches wide, two-ply yarn, English made with in rich colorings. shot with designs of Velvet. and Gold Metal Broches. that are truly fascinating. wide tape edges, shown in 25 beautiful shades, including q ] f q'"‘ Wool Coatings Skirtings ale of Silks the pastels. Used for making underwear because of its Sale of Silks 81.84’ Yal‘d $349 to §3.98 Plain and Fancy 5369 to $3.08 Skirte $2.98 32-61 \'ar d 1 93 very soft finish. 0 : 5 ? duced Martigney Dress Voiles, 58¢ Yard Costingn. Reduced 10, 89 BB tngm Reduced o, yard, i i Coat= $498 Skireings. Te- e g Full range of dots and figures, beautiful quality in Regularly $2.25 to $2.69 vard. 60 to .5’4?0 ‘.:d 83.88 o 408, Skirde $3.69 . ies $5.06_to $0.98 Skirt- fast colars. Plain and Fancy Silks, a splen e 2008 Conts $4.88 L 2r™nliuned to oava 34.79 Palals Royal—Second Floor. diq assortment to choose from. R. W. CHILD ROMI ESCAPES At the first sign of bleeding gums, beon yourguard. Pyorrhea, destroyer of teethand health, is on the way. Four persons out of every five past forty, andthousands young- er, are subject to it. secoes Wmove Brush your teeth with !qu-'--l-n--l-- “Electrolize” Your Heatmg Plant |{ FOR THE GUM Jhome s 'mdcquac:l More tha; tooth i el Tuesday—Basement Day *oinme_wmiwnteisi (Low Price Doesn’t Always Mean a “Bargam” plant: Olive Tablets W0 W s o o = = An article may be CHEAP in quality as well as in price and a mighty £ investment AT En ineering Co. —a lazy, no-good fecling—you shonid . BIGGS 1510 1ath st | i - In our Bargain Basement our aim is to offer ONLY RELIABLE GOODS at REAL ECON- : : 4 OMY prices; to offer new season’s merchandise in quahtles that we can sell with confidence of satisfaction to.the customers at LOWEST possible prices. A BARGAIN here means big value‘ hel ¢ v ¥l R0 i o . skin, brighe, combining quality, style and usefulness—AS WELL AS LOW PRICE. get at the ca ¥ a8 LonaASTHIS FELLOW, ‘fl:" Edwards: Olive Tablet -«do__ $12.95 and $16.50 Winter Coats, with large fur collars, $10.00 $15 All-wool Blankets, sl:ghtly soiled, at, pair, $10.98 - fiocts - 200 Dresses, of Wool Crepe, Serge and .Iauyt, sizes 16 to 40, $3.69 45¢c All-linen Towels, guest size, at 3 for $1.00 ¢ SUHE THHUAT :’S'.;'.'.'.,'.:".‘i.’- ;:.'.‘.’-.Z’:?.‘:’...‘ o New Spring Dresses in models for every occasion, $14.50 Regular 20c and 25¢ Fine Grade Muslins, mill ends, yartl 10¢: 2 P e v e Women’s $1.50-Stockings, fnll-lahwned wool mixed, irregulars, 79¢ $4.98 Set of 60-inch Tablecloth and 6 Napkins, set, $2.98 - THE g Women’s Gloves, the famous “Dent’s” make, sizes 6 to 73, $1.29 22c¢ Percales, 36-inches wide, mill ends of 10 ta 20 yardc, yard, 170 WAY P' S o S : “Ami-French” Envelope Chemise, lace and embroidery trimmed, 93¢ 79¢ Tablecloths of Cotton Damask, 56-inch: size, at D Jor Coughs ‘ e > AL e PR TN R RN UL N N - s e REMEMBER—TUESDAY (TOMORROW) IS PALAIS R04VAL BASEMENT DAY