Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1924, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1924 OGS LG EGIS SGGOGO GGG OO0 GGG GOGOOSGGGGGS GGG GG, _12 2 . MID-CITY CITIZENS | Abe Martin Says: g PLAN CARFARE FIGHTIr Things that used t’ be within tively cheap.” { reach of all are now “compara- Vo> to Co-Operate With Other As-, It must be awful t’ try t’ find sociations to Secure Re- | jap nt fer a rich wife. (Copyright National Newspaper Service.) duced Rates. | OPFOSE ONE-WAY ALLEYS » t - ! a ‘.“:":’u\::‘-k this Claim These Would Be Unjust to| | iyt Business Houses. i v, M. Zimmermann, i i | board of education ! of the Distriet n School, 12th and L & also went on record | Soup Powders uced carfares voted «mee-t - Nake Delicious Citizens ) that body SOUD The skip et car son’s Green Pea.... woperation was referred to the e *ivo committee for study ck ima Bean. : ream of Ce e n's Mushrooms. . «commission. It w Y Best Groceries this idea st these alle. Ave. & k Touses and Soliciting in Schools. Soliciting of money from ¢ school children was opposed, and a | ,feport on this subject made by Miss | Sally Sparke, chairman of the com- | mittes on education, was approved. Miss Sparks reported also that her <ommittee had investigated the Eng- lish course followed in the high wchools of the city and recommend- }ed no changes [ A "3 Driscoll. president, read a { letter from H. T. McCuen, for more than two vears financ secretary. ‘tendering his resignatlc because of stress of business. The association t voted to thank Mr. McCuen for his long service Prof. Clarence M. Updegraff of {George Washington University gave a history of the accomplishments of that institution. The meeting voted | a contribution of $50 to the fund be- | Ang raised for new buildings ! Plans for Pageant. Miss Marie Moore Forrest told of | ] wf mnelghborhood pageants in the apring. 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You dampen a sponge or soft orchestra | brush with it, and draw this through | your hair, taking one small strand at a ber) naldson 200 200 200! i No one can hair disap- f ! Boys’ Wash Suits, Cloth Knee Pants, Khaki Overalls, Union Suits, Winter Polo Caps, Blouses and Shirts. Short Lot Price, 49¢ Fine Imported Damask Sets. one tablecloth 55x39 and 6 nap- kins, hemstitched colored borders. Were $8.25. Short Lot Price, $4.98 Boys’ Pull-over Sweaters with big roll collars. Short Lot Price . . .. . %12 —FOURTH FLOOR The “Must” Sale —and a veritable mine of savings for the thriftily inclined. Riddance of Short Lots in winding up our business year, causes the most dras- tic price cuts on merchandise in every way desirable, but which must be closed out because of the small quantities. Again, let us urge you to hurry—to- morrow winds up this opportunity. Many extraordinarily good values may be found throughout the store, other than those here advertised. Wednesday will be an exciting day-— beginning promptly at 9.15. All Sales Final Boys’ Crompton Corduroy Suits, sizes 15, 16, 17, 18. Short Lot Price . o - « . $5.95 ~FOURTE YLOOR. Marabou Scarfs and Capes, in colors and black at 1/2 Price. Warm Mackinaws, sizes 8 to 14. Short Lot Price . . . . $49 ~FOURTE YLOOE. Corduroy Suits, with Two Pairs of Knickers. Short Lot Price, $4.95 —YOURTE FLOOR. All-Wool Pull-over Sweaters. Short Lot Price . . . . $L75 Spring Reefers, in tweed mix- tures. Sizes 3 to 8. Short Lot Price . . . . . $295 ~—FOURTH FLOOR. Boys’ Bath Robes, sizes 4 to 14. Short Lot Price . . . . $195 Boys’ Long Pants Suits, sizes 15; 16,17,18. Short Lot Price, $14.75 Long Overcoats, in sizes 12 té 16. Short Lot Price . . $7.95 . Long Overcoats, sizes 16 and 17; Short Lot Price . . . . $595 ~FOURTH FLOOR. Short Lengths of Laces and Trimmings. Short Lot Price, 1/3 to 1/ off. ~S8TREET FLOOR. Net Top Laces, 12 inches wide with Venise edges. Short Lot Price, yard . . . . . . 9%e¢ —STREET FLOOE. Odd Lengths of Plain and Printed Plisse, good quality. Short Lot Price,yd. . ... . . 25¢ A special group of deen’,; Winter Coats. Short Lot Price, $15 —SECOND FLOOR. Just 200 Bungalow Aprons of striped, checked and floral pattern percale. Short Lot Price . 79¢ Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs, V- inch hems. Short Lot Price 3 for . g ‘ ‘ . 50¢ r —STREET FLOOR Women’s Initial Handkerchiefs. Short Lot Price . . . . 13¢ Junior Overcoats of Chinchilla and ‘other fabrics. Sizes 3 to 8. Short Lot Price . . . . $3.95 —FOURTH FLOOR Women’s Handkerchiefs, white and solid colors. Short Lot Price,5¢ Women’s Fine Linen Handker- chiefs. Short Lot Price . . 25¢ —STREET FLOOR Odd Lengths of Vesting and Banding. At 1/ Price. —~STREET FLOOR Venise Lace Collars, in white and ecru. Short Lot Price . 29¢ —STREET FLOOR Boys’ Shirts, Brushed Wool Mufflers, Cloth Knickers, Flannel- ette Pajamas and Protecto Knit Caps. Short Lot Price . . 150( All Hair Goods at 25% Off Marked Prices, and included are every wanted coloring and length. —THIRD FLOOR Imported Colored Damask Luncheon Sets, one 63x63 cloth and 6 15-inch napkins, hem- stitched. Rose and blue. Were $10.50. Short Lot Price . $5.95 0dd lengths of 38-inch Printed Voiles, dark ground, attractive patterns. Short Lot Price, yd., 19¢ —STREET FLOOR 0dd lengths of Printed Cotton Foulards. Short Lot Price, yd., 25¢ —STREET FLOOR Fine grade of 38inch Long Cloth for children’s undergar- ments. Short Lot Price, yd., 19¢ (100) Bottles of Renofnl?:l:;’i: ture Polish, regularly 50c. Short Lot Price . . . . . 29 —BALCONY. (72) Bottles of Renol Furniture Polish, regularly 30c. Short Lot Price . . . . . 19 1,800 yards of Dain&xgfi Sateen, subject to very slight im- perfections that will not effect wear. Colorfast, navy, Copen, rose, maize, gray, brown, pink, light blue and plum. Greatly re- duced. Short Lot Price, yd., 69¢ ~—STREET FLOOR. Black Jet and White Crystal Bead Panels. Short Lot Price, $1.45 —STREET FLOOR. 360 Pieces of Lingerie, Gowns and Envelope Chemise of fine, soft nainsook, in tailored styles. Short Lot Price . . . . 39¢ Odd Corsets and Ferris Waists, of fine coutil, American Lady. Warner’s and R & G styles. For- merly $1.00 to $2.50. Short Lot Price . . . . . 69¢ —THIRD FLOOR (65) 10-inch Records absolutely perfect. Short Lot Price . 12l/5¢ (136) 10-inch Records, Violin and Tenor Solos. Short Lot Price, 35¢ —STREET FLOOR (85) 10-inch Record Albums, hold 12 records. Short Lot Price . s . s . 29¢ —STREET FLOCR Clearance of Odd Dinnerware— thousands of pieces. Short Lot Prices . . . . . 10cto $1.49 —SIXTH FLOOE Light cut blown Stemware— goblets or fruit salads. Short Lot Price : z . . . 25 50-piece Blue Bird Dilin_BZ: gf;;, “slightly imperfect. Short Lot Price . - s s $7.85 Clearance of High and Low Shoes. Small sizes . £1.00 Sizes 21/ to 8 and widths AAA to C, but not in every style. However in 228 pairs you should find one that fits. Here they are. AAA A B P 228 —SECOND FLOOR. §119.95 to $129.95 s Winter Coats, gorgeously fur trim- med. Short Lot Price . $82.50 $60 to $69.95 Women's Winter Coats, richly fur trimmed. Short Lot Price . . . . . 85450 ~SECOND FLOOR $99.95 Women’s Handsome Winter Dress Coats. Short Lot Price . . . . $74.50 Limited quantity Women’s Winter Coats. Special Short Lot Price . . . . $3950 ~SECOND FLOOR. $39.95 Women’s Winter Coats, exception ‘at their Short Lot Price . . . = $27.00 ~SECOND FLOOR LANSBURGH & BROTHER < 420-30 Seventh St. N.W.—Our Only Store—Phone Franklin 7400 L N T R ' i P