Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1924, Page 10

10 GLASS IN SHERBET MISTAKEN FOR 1CE Marie Tassa in Serious Condition at Georgetown Hospital Due to Repast a Week Ago. Marie Tassa, twenty-two, is in a serious condition at Georgetown Hos- pital, suffering from internal hemor- ymplications as the re- erbet containing which she mis- ed the glass Geing sim Lo pieces of rl. who is the daughter of Tassa of 2413 been i1l for npanied by ntown drug sherbert, HALT OF BUSINESS ON SUNDAYS URGED, Theaters. Large and Small Stores| Should Close, Sunday Rest Group Holds. minational com- rest, which for| waging a war to| of theaters on Sunda cd an execu- tive er 4 u expressed a 8 and | ! be | th emploves are ard to el dvocated that 1-operate with e letter from | who re- BAR BODY HEAD QUITS. Shearman Tenders Resignation as Association’s President. rman, president of ociation, tendered | ting of that erior Depart- Dozendorf, the association. out the unexpired , Who is an at- rtment of Agri- f professional resigning. | ‘ = | i ‘ ‘ S, Md., June 10.—Citi- Branchville and. the upper part of D ‘ark vesterday voted 154 to S4 t incorporating the territory as B A proposal to was d 2d STUDEBAKER Just Drive It; That's All Boiled Onions are abundant and healthful. Liked by most everybody if sea- soned properly. Boil them well and serve witha thick white gravy well sea- soned with the famous LEASPERRINS | Desirable Office Space | for Rent in the Dent Building 1409 L Street N.W. | | Only a Few Rooms Left The following are some of the different trade lines who have taken space in this building. Real estate, 3; contractors, 3; loans and in- surance, 4; landscape artist; ll correspondence school; public stenographer: builders, 3; nursery, - Reasonable Rents M Gardiner & Dent || 2 Inc. ‘ Member of Washington Real Estate Board Main 4884 1409 L Street NW. THE EVENING For Misses TheSmartFrock of Georgette in Navy or[Black Chanel created the original of this frock sketched, typically Chanel in its exquisitely fine pleating, the bands of lace dyed blue, the chic little shoulder cape —a pale pink georgette crepe slip completes its charm, $49.50. There are many other distinctive, youthful slender frocks of georgette—pleated, with gay em- broidery, Roman striped ribbons, a scarf, or many buttons for chic. $25 to $59.50 Misses” Section, Fourth floor. Larger Hats Appear With summer’s sunlight afternoons The picture hat appears now at the country club, at garden fetes, at afternoon teas, wherever smart women gather. And it is not only very charming and individual, but its broad brim protects from the summer’s sun as well. One of the loveliest is a broad-brimmed transparent hair hat, in an exquisite citron yellow—with just four large calla-lillies, in white and palest yellow, its only trimming, $18.50. Others seen, are of leghorn or the transparent hair, with brims of various widths, in summer’s most lovely colorings, gorgeous in their flower trimmings or trimmings of la® or ribbon. $15 $18.50 $22.50 $25 Millinery Section, Third floor. This is the Newest /Annette Kellermann “Two-in-One’ Swimming' Suit, $6.75 . i ing’ duit, The illustration pictures this smartest and newest of Annette Kellermann Wool Two-in-One Swimming Suits, for women. One of the smartest togs on the beach, a suit of pre-eminent grace and quality. Perfect-fitting because of the new exclusive feature, the “Real-Ease” Pleat, which gives extra fullness if needed. Made of exclusive “Jer-Sea,” a splendid, pliable, shape-retairling worsted fabric. It is a model endorsed by famous women swimmers—you, too, will like its comfort and freedom. o In black, tan, cardinal; navy, gray, copen, red, orange, purple; with white stitched canvas belt. Other Bathing Suits, $3.75 to $13.75 Bathing Caps, 25c to $1.25. Bathing Belts, 25¢ and 50c. Bathing Capes, jersey, $15. Bathing Shoes, $1.25. Bathing Bags, $1.50 to $6.75. Bathing Scarfs, 75c to $2.75. Bathing Suit Section, Third floor. b And Now—The Health-Way Rubber Reducing Girdle NEMOLASTIK It remained for Nemo, the House of Complete Corsetry, to invent and perfect Nemolastik, the ideal silk-coated rubber fabric with its hygienic air-spaces. It is guaranteed not to rip or tear, is dainty, soft as velvet, and readily cleansed with pure soap and water. Now women may reduce safely and sanely, - as this Health-Way girdle presents the Nemo way of hygienic support. It is so made that no rubber comes in contact with the body—it continues to fit because it is ad- justable to the decreasing size of the figure. 1f you believe that your figure may be improved by correct reduction, if you have been tempted to try a rubber girdle, let us fit you to the Nemolastik—sizes 24 to 38— < $1075 Gerset Bection, Third fisor. WASHINGTON, 7. Petticoats Are much in demand now for sheer summer frocks. 32.95—Tub silk petticoats, with reinforced panel back and front; scalloped or hemstitched. $3’95—Tub silk petticoats, embroidered and scal- loped; panel back and front. $5—Crepc de chine petticoats, with reinforced panel, and trimmings of lace. Petticoat Section, Third floor. Play-Day Clothes For Littlest Folk Boys’ Suits, $3.50; in the popu- lar little middy or Copperfield styles; tan trimmed in brown, blue or peach with white trim- mings; sizes 2 to 5. Koveralls, $1.25; keep one quite clean at play; no fear of soiling pretty frocks or smart little suits, when one wears a Koverall. . Rompers, $1.95; in several at- tractive styles; cool and com- fortable for play-days. Creepers, $1.25 to $3.50; for the very little folk of 1 and 2 years; button under style, in poplin, or chambray, dimity or crepe, with a bit ‘of smocking eor stitching in color. This Comfortable Couch Hammock - $35 On your porch or lawn — in your sun parlor this summer, will give you a wealth of com- fort. Fabric link metal springs, thickly padded back, reyersible cotton mattress, with "adjust- able headrest; all of these go to make this hammock one of comfort. Covered in a gray and blue striped duck-that will go well with any furnishings. The stand is extra. Other Hammocks, $13.50 to $65. Stands, $6.50 to $17.50. Canopies, $7.50 and $10. Hammock Chains, , 50c pair. Porch Divans, $48.50 to $115. Hommeek Sectien, Fourth Seor. _ 'UESDAY, JUNE 10, 1924 $ 4.95 $7 % . At 9:15 tomorrow (Wednesday) morning—this annual Wood- ward and Lothrop Event of outstanding importance, offering 600 new, fresh summer tub frocks for porch and country wear. At Prices That Mean Real Savings We do not use comparative prices, so we cannot tell you actually what these frocks would regularly sell for; but we can tell you that these prices are decidedly lower than usual and the values exceptionally interesting. We Sketch 6 of the 22 Different Styles There are frocks of crisp white dimity. Frocks of cool normandie voiles. Colorful Belgian handmade voile frocks. Ginghams in gay colors and many checks. Dotted Swiss frocks with crisp collar and cuffs. Frocks of sheer tissue ginghams; many colors. Voile frocks with pipings of white for contrast. Printed voile frocks in summer’s gay colors. Frocks just the right types for street wear. Frocks for country home or cottage wear. Frocks with lace and with embroidery. Attactive new summer styles--all sizes And all the service that our customers are accustomed to in a great selling of this kind. The frocks will be arranged by sizes so that vou can select quickly this warm weather—everything is in readi- ness for tomorrow morning. They are values that justify your enthusiasm and will fulfill your best expectations. House Dress Section, Third floor. A Summer Bedroom Furnished for $122.50 It is surprising, isn’t it, to be able to at- tractively furnish a summer bedroom for such a low price as this—and have really attractive furniture in it. This suite pictured in mahogany finish in- cludes the dresser, chest of drawers, the dressing table, and double or twin bed, complete with springs, as shown. - Separately the pieces may be bought: Dresser, mahogany or ivory finish, $42.50; Chest of Drawers, mahogany or ivory finish, $27.50; Dressing Table, in mahogany finish only, $37.50; Bed and Spring, double or twin size, mahogany or ivory finish, $15. Purniture Section, Sixth floor. Special Sale 200 Grass Rugs At the Lowest Prices We Have Ever Offered Them These are the real imported grass rugs of exceptionally heavy quality and very close weave. The same quality we have offered in past seasons, but now lower priced than ever before. The designs are new and artistic—the colors those best liked—greens, tans, blues, browns. 9x12, Special...............$6.00 8x10, Special...............$525 3x6, Spectal. ..o osneinesin 27x54, Special. ..................85¢ \Rag Section, Sixth fioor. Your Food is Safe in a Herrick Refrigerator Dry, purified air is constantly in circulation through an iced Herrick. This keeps food from spoiling. It eliminates the con- flicting currents of warm and cold air which cause moisture. And it is this moisture in ordinary refrigerators that causes food to mold and decay—so you readily see the advantages in owning a Herrick. Model No. 42, sketched, $55 The full interior lined with glistening white enamel; a very fine average home style. Cleanable, removable drainage system, Her- rick forced dry “air ‘that keeps food safely én hottest summer weather. E Other Herricks, $40 to $145 6 Refrigerator Bection, Fifth floor. White Enamel Oval Dishpans Special, $1.15 These 10-quart, wh,i:c enamlg;, triple-coat- ed oval dishpans have solid stamped-in P 2 ;i handles that are not constantly coming off smks_z"mh," "_’"“““"” b? consid- —an entirely new idea that any woman ered. At this price the value is excep- who keeps house will be interested in. tional Being oval, it fits easily into even narrow Heosewares Section, Fifth fleor. mnnhmarh &Wothrop