Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1924, Page 14

I!O('KVII 1 E wan colleeted In Anes, collaterals and ‘ LR cont | terian Church at Neeleaville. | Licensen have been (ssued by the Governor Ritchie hus appointed H I Tune 11 (Bpecial) [ clerk of the cireult court here for| Deets Warficld and J. Milton Derrick | [ © the marriage of the following: Claude | noturies public for this county and K. Mossburg, aged forty-thre their commiskions have been recelved Miss Lalin Revnolds, 1t by the clerk of the circult court | f ®ight, both of Hoaleton | here, i P MoEntee, twenty-fi Five hundred students of the va- wnd Miss M rious high schools of the count, one. of Takom | Fathered in the suditorium at_tb Saturday morning from the Presby- TEOC KV ILLE, Md AU the wnnual o the Roeckville Beholarship SAMPLE SALE! Fine Silk Underwear, A large manufacturer's sample line—all in perfect condition. Chofceat silks duintily (rimmed with fu: and hemstitching. Honutful pastel coloringm—ninn white, flewh color wnd binck il o e redn rices ! 10 to $35 Silk Gowns & $6.85, $9.85, $12. 85 814 35 k Chemine LT $3.85. $4.85, $6.85 and $9.85 810 Bloamers » 1316 F S N.W. $1.95, $4.85 and ” !5 Saturday—For Extra Values! Many important velue cvmb—lahwn AND value! We have again taken dmta:c of unusual market conditions Fashion apparel and accessories have been secured greatly under afternon_ And held" u * songfest. ducted by Miss Loulse Rey- || . supervisor of music in the schoolx of the county, and lvem_\ or more songs were sung in a | | delightful munner. Prof. Charles G. Gibson, supervisor of music In_the public achools of the state: Prof. Edwin W. Broome, county superin- tendent of schools, and Rev. . Row- land Wagner spoke. Al There were three graduates at the ‘hn Wilison; b 3 Wonesty. courag Miss Hnnhlu hoth of Wash- and twenty-twao, | initon Churlex Harding, a Darnestown district farmer, died suddenly at the “t. | home of hix father. John Harding, near Darnestown, aged thirty-five " |years. When he retired Wednesday night he appeared to be in good ntgomery. | health, and he was found dead in bed Bar- | the following morning. He was un- Imnrrhd Surviving him are his father, annual closing exercises of the high | | school at Dickerson, this county.'They High Coolidge, | El.zabeth - A Wondertul Combination Jawson, mar, ¢ gld Bo Y, Ha elen ones, #rso L n Virginia !\o‘n Julia eanette de S Rproesser: fourth pkriment. Herbert Ward, Mary Ro; ibin Knight. Will -nn Welsh, or roll in the rd grade— Alice Neilinger. Ruby Curti Hamilton Somerville Daw- icholson, Leonard l\l(‘kel(\ “mx l\ll\b:h! I 1y armon, Barnard Welsh, Theodore Stason. izmily Blandford. Mary Soper ard Schaeffer. Seventh grade Ward, Julia Montgomery, I4nh4 Williams, Edna Benson. \\H- diem Rouic. John Brewer. 5 nd Adrian * The county co pointed Clifton s - » for Potomac His bond i by the commis- s subscribed to the wn for \|\n| CLAFLIN Handles Fine Gold Lorgnettes a stepmother and several brothers and sisters. The funeral will take place were Nellie White. Grace Elizabeth White and Irene Lawrence Fisk. Heinz CooKED SPAGHETTI is a perfectly pre- pared, delicious meal such as only the purest materials and greatest skill can produce. due to lhc long-continued cold and rain: J weather. regular prices—Dresses, Coats, Shirts, time ‘to secure the best fashions at little eo.t Wlly not take the opportunity to shop tomorrow afternoon? FOR THE YOUNGER SET WHO DEMAND STYLE DISTINCTION MISSES’ SUMMERTIME FROCKS THE MOST FASCINATING SELECTION WE HAVE EVER SEEN ASSEMBLED SUMMER COTTON DRESSES Handmade Voiles, hand- embroidered and hand- drawn, in all the newest pastel tones for Summer. $10.75 French Voiles, handmade or all-embroidered; Lin- ens, plain, embroidered or combined with Voile. $15.75 Eyelet and Persian em-| broidered Voile, new Ro- dier Sports Crepes, Linens - in white and colors. nderwear, The dry spaghetti itself is first made in the Heinz kitchens. So is the Tomato Sauce. The cheese is a special Heinz selection. The recipe by which it is cooked is that of a famous Italian chef. It comes to you in a can ready to heat and $25.00 SUMMER SILK * DRESSES New Dresses of fine Tub Silks, in boyish straight- line models; tucked or monogram trimmed. ~ $16-50 ‘All-tucked CrepedeChine, embroidered Sports mod- els in high or pastel tints, dainty new Dance Frocks. $25.00 Georgette Crepe with' Val. Lace, Printed Silk, tiucked Crepe de Chine— exquisite 'Party Gowns. $35.00 —Jelleft’s, Missew’ Dress Shops, Third Floor. FLANNEL APPAREL FOR MISSES Umbrellas, etc., in tomorrow’s extra value offerings. A grand A WELCOME SHOWER—OF Sample Umbrellas! 200 of them in all! Not absolutely perfect — handles may be a little scratched—silks may be a trifle soiled along the folds—but— ATREDUCTION! Choose from them at $3.50 $4.95 $6.95 $8.95 Regular Prices $5.00 to $13.50 e Tt B e oo sty an a sample line, they are all of !han, different. 200 choice' styles for you to choose from—and each a beautiful handle—splendid silk and smart style. At $3.50 At $4.95 to $8.95 Flwin color pure Pure silk 8 or colored borders—amber colored—ivory-finish 10 rib umbrellas, match the siik. "8 10 and 15 ribs. Some in colors, with regulation lengths, but mostly the smart short fashionable sizes. purple, green, carved wooden handles, brown, red and_black— and ferrules to match. It looks like you were going to need umbrel- las more than ever this summer! Why not have one of these? —Sate on Street Floer. THE NEW LOW PRICES Are Certainly Increasing the Already Big Demand for GOTHAM U.S.PAT. OFF Sheer and Regular Weights Claflin Optical Co. city éisa sias. STUDEBAKER {. Just Drive It; That's All ¢ LIST YOUR RENTED AND £ \ACANT REAL ESTATE WITH Silk Stockings that Wear These are the stockings made of silk 1009, pure—and with absolute protection against garter clasp “runs. 27 New Shades—Black and White I¢s Worth While Coming to Jelleff’s for Gold Stripe When You Want Silk Stockmga! ~.33.95 No material is in greater demand among these young fashion followers— than Flannel! Many, indeed, are its versions in our authentic displays. FLANNEL FLANNEL FLANNEL FLANNEL SUITS SUITS JUMPERS COATS Misses' bovish. Misses long coat ; Misses' Slgeveless yisses sevenceighth short jacket suits, in suits, of flannel, in JUMPErS, del coats, in wrap-around lain tailored models: new vivid shades; Straightline models, no4ei00 summer fur R e s & llars, wrap. woth insst pockets . ojiar” Green, maize BEWSALE L SIS nx. enlsts, ap White, green and ' or b 2 > double-breasted coats. around skirts. powder blue $25.00 $3950 SIZ. $29.50 eat. No work or fuss on your part. Keep a supply of this delicious food on hand. HEINZ — Spaghetti@. with Cheese and 5 Tomato Sc OZSN Y Ave. -1237 Wis. Ave. ___Main 5037 ONE SHOT THE y $5.00 and $6.00 $12.75 * Silk Bags.. —Jellef’s, Misses' Shops, Third Floor. 25 MISSES’ FASHIONABLE COATS Priced Before Reduction $55.00 to $69.75 Faille Silk, Charmeen and Twill in cape-back, straightline or flare models, some with Sable Squirrel collars or smart edgings of Summer Furs in various colorings. MT. VERNON VACATION CLUB -7‘ Made from fine self- figured silks, in tan, gray, white, navy and black, with lovely jeweled and filigree frames having double silk handles or chain handles: also black moire silk bags with real gun metal frames for mourning wear —some with swinging inside purses—others with coin purse and mirror. All wonderfully fine bags at a re- markably low price! —Street Floor. Misnes' Shops, Third Fleor. SKIRTS!'—SKIRTS! Another Sale of the Favorite Roshanara Silk Skirts —!lneveryoneh-o-xfiaguwmlorSmer'ur! The skirt business has beem heid b-d:_b":lle rain—and skirts made up in anticipation of warm days arc now obtai at lowest cost of years! Roslunnrn Silk Skirts in Two Groups Tomorrow Tan, Beige, Sil- 6 50 7.75 ST Powder, Cocoa, Navy, Black. There are all sizes up to 38 waist. There are all colors as you may see by the list. Take advantage of this opportunitv—when the warm weather comes prices may advance. Skirt Section—Second Sale! 50 Handsome Do your dreams of vacation come true? Many a vacation is not spent where dreams of the winter planned it to be. Hope has to yield to hard cash —or, rather, to lack of it. Sises 14 to 20 years. Swuitable also for youthful women to size 38. As in Most Every Other Accessory of Sammer, WHITE Has the Call in These New Crepe de Chine Blouses Is your trip next year to be a reality—or only a shat- tered hope? Next year’s vacation can be exactly what you want it to be—if you start your preparations now. Our Vacation Club plan takes the load off a few weeks and spreads vacation expenses over the whole year. A few dollars each week deposited here—and when you are ready to start we will turn over the amount you need, plus 3 per cent mterest if your deposits were made a.rly. R vTe— How much money will you need next summer? The “Palm Beach”—A Charming e New Sorosis Stra;‘-Pump CAPES In 40 Weeks 4 Patent | L-fi- $8.50 S N Both iilks and Twills $10.00 20.00 40.00 80.00 200.00 400.00 800.00 In 50 Weeks $12.50 25.00 50.00 100.00 250.00 500.00 1,000.00 Deposit Each Week and You Will Have Be oo S0C .assorencaseses $1.00 oo mmeecureacme ;200 ettt cose e oo o oo 1138 baneeny eIy e D ortae o A new. low heel pump that is quite a favorite among the younger women; very durable a.nd possesses all the ™ lines of good summer style. Priced $8.50. Same Style in Children’s | - Sorosis quality. —:ut .mg" Good, full toes. :v:‘;.:‘o‘d'e T. ul-dbl- low flat heels. bined. 'M values = [LSUSURL SRR Regularly $39.50 to $45.00 This very special pur- chase includes : Suits increase in popalarity! One must have a suit for travel and vaca- tion wear. Here are 59 Suits— Sizes 34 to 42— Navy Twill Graystone Twill Black Tvnl St Pencil Striped Gray or Twill patent leather. or and patent com- to 131—84.00 o ad Both sport box jackets and longer panel jackets. Double-breasted. singie- breasted, square and round corners, !nl(, ribbon and braid bound. Ewory - sul beau tailored— A wonderful v.xni“-g'-’- o Just a small lot—but in all wom- en’s styles. What is nicer for sum- mer at home or on one’s Vacation than ? Sesond Seer