Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1924, Page 35

CHATEAU THERRY CHURGHIS READY Many Americans to Attend Dedication of War Memo- rial Sunday. Many Americans will gather at Chateau Thierry Sunday to take part in the dedication of the Chateau Thierry Memorial Church, erecced b: &ifts from America. Nearly every par of the church and its fixtures ha been given as a memoriallby the fam- ilies of men who lost their lives in the world war, Among them is the lectern Bible ziven by Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, sr.. | © In memory of Quentin Roosevel Who was shot down by a German airplane in the summer of 1915, § s written an inseription for the inside cover of. the Bible o be read When the church is dedicated The church itself has been given by the Reformed Church in the United States as 4 memorial to the 500 men of that communion who lost ' their lives in the war. It is & part of the whole program of aid to the French . churches that has been carried on un- der the general wuspices of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America Pilgrims in Service, The dedication has been arranged S0 that it would fit in with the tour of Europe by the Huguenot pilgrims from the United States. Many of the pilgtims will take part in the service, others visiting | the places Whence their ancestors came to set- tle in America, two or three hundred years ago. The pilgrimage is part of the Huguenot-Walloon- Nether- land tercentenary celebration The national service commission of the Reformed Church had a nce when the armistice was siz From it was purchased a plot of zround in the town square for $11,000. All uildings on it were wrecked by 2n bombs. The castle is on the & lot on the top of the hill Lack of the City Hall The church has cost about 1000000 frascs. It was designed by Paul Crat, professor o Tnlversity of ticsdly all Even as individy R mbers of Reformed Church though a members of other ¢ urches have been allowed to par- < ‘ipate Memorial to Chaplains. The lectern upon which the Roose- 37t Bible will rest has been the First Reformed C 1 incaster, Pa. It ix «f'an ankel carved in w is 7ang. The pulpit is & joint memorial 15 the twenlv-two chaplains of the (“nited States Army who lost their “ives in the war. The Mercersburg Academy has given he bell in memory of the men of hat institution who lost their lives femorials were also git 2 {in and Marshall College inary schools Rev. Gabriel Vernier, pastor of the Chateau Thierry Reformed Church has_visited the United States and is well knowh. Rev. Dr. W Cramer, executive secretary of the commission that erected the church. | has been sent by his congregation in Lancaster, Pa. to dedicate it. He carried messages from President Cool- | idge, Gen. Pershing. Chief of Chap- Jains of the Ar others, and a memorial sifk flag from the city of Lancaster. Gt e P “Dead” Raised to Life. Two scientists appeared before the French A and placed on several animals t| ed by deadly gases. mals gave every external evidence of being dead and vet a few minutes later all were hopping about, appar- ently none the worse for their experi- ence. This seeming miracle “was accom- plished by means of a new apparatus designed to resuscitate victims of drowning or asphyxiation, says Popu- lar Science Monthly for August. It consist of two bellows, one of which “exhales” while the other “inhales" in a way that is said to imitate per- fectly the action of the lungs. The artificial breath is transmitted to the xufferer either by a tube in the throat or through a mask that covers the face. The Unexpected Guest John T. 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Sale Tomorrow Newest Fabric Hats for Summer Travel Wear Very Special $6 e This is a wonderful opportunity for the woman who is going away now to buy her traveling hat from this collection of the very newest models—in fabric travel hats. And at such a remarkably low price as $6.75. We sketch but three of the many different styles—the new Directoire crown is smart—seen here in black satin—the new version of the cloche in black faille— and the wider brimmed hat of satin, for the woman who wears it best. Others in satins, corded silks, felt and velvet—in black, navy, gray and other smart shades. ection, Third floor Gitls’ Frocks, Special, $3.95 Juniors’ Frocks, Special, $6.75 The Frocks for Girls, 6 to 14—are most attrac- tive, youthful and sum- mery frocks. of voile and Swiss. Delightful styles, in orchid, green, biue, rose and gold. with ruffles of Valen- ciennes lace, embroid- ery and ribbons for trimming. Special, $3.95. The Frocks for Juniors, 14 to 17—of linen, Swiss and voile ; vouth- ful copies of the smart- est summer frocks for grown-ups—with lace, a much in fashion trim- ming ; rose, blue, orchid and brown offer a smart color choice. Special, $6.75. “Girls” and Juniors’ Summer Hats Reduced $2.95, $5 and $7.50 Cool Summer Underthings Knicker Drawers, 75¢; with Princess Slips, $1.50; in a va- lace or embroidery. riety of styles. Combinations, $I and $1.50; Night Gowns. $150; satin tailored or lace trimmed. striped, lace trimmed. Girls' and Juniors' Section, Fourth fleor. o Let the unexpected guest come—or halfadozen of them for that matter; with Mueller’s in the pantry, you are ready to entertain them royally. For Maeller’s cooks in 9 minutes ~without even soiling your hands. By the time the guests :;c ready to sit down, you'll be ready to serve Many Simple, Easy Ways to Serve Mueller's You can ssrve Mueller's utter, wich sauces, [f with meat gravies or with Macaronl, prep: sme way. " In pl taces ; ce of po- au gratin, use any ff ©one of the Mueller Foods; 1t takes from 35 to 40 min- utes topeel and cook potatoes —a long time when you are late, and the family or “the unexpected guest” is getting hungrier every minute. Mueller’s in the clean, in- viting package, can be pre- pared with no dirt or mess, no injury to your hands. ‘There is no waste—it’s 100% pure, delicious food. And your guests will enjoy it so thoroughly and eat so much of it that they’ll never Mgofi I%!n'w ;a§ notice if you are a little short of other things. Z For these reasons, thou- sands of housewives now use Mueller’s Macaroni, Etbow Macaroni, Spaghetti, and Egg Noodles regularly in place of potatoes. Make this experi- ment yourself—your family will enjoy the change anq benefit by it. 100 New Jantzen Swimming Suits Arrive $6.75 If you're going where there’s water, on your vacation A Special Purchase this summer—you’ll want a swimming suit; and you'll find none better than a Jantzen. They're made to really swim in—giving you plenty of f{reedom, be- cause they’re especially designed that way. This special purchase offers a really very splendid selection now—in both plain colors and suits with contrasting colored stripes. ' Sizes 34 to 44. New Bathing Capes, in a variety of attractive mate- rials and styles—$7.50 to $13.75. Bathing Suit Section, Third ficor. . . _so many women like. THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1924. Woohiard & Lothvop This Clearance Boys’ Clothes Offers Exceptional Savings Boys’ Two-Knickers Suits Reduced to $13.75 The better type suits, with one pair golf and one’ pair regular knickers; imported and domestic fabrics; sizes 8 to 18. Boys’ Finer Wash Suits- Reduced, $3,95, $4.95, $6.95 A group of many of our fine imported and domestic wash suits; short-sleeve models, just right to wear now. Sizes 3 to 8. Straw Hats for Small Boys Greatly Reduced, $3.95 and $4.95 Popular dark straws with soft brims that will turn down, reduced to $3.95; our finest imported milans, now $4.95. Boys' Fection, Fourth foor. New Handbags of Embroidered Crepe Are Specially Priced, $2 Most attractive value, in a most attractive little* silk crepe handbag—embroidered and set with brilliantly colored stones; they are fitted with mirror and inner frame purse—and come in several different colors. The price is very exceptional—§2. Leather Goods Section, First floor. Another 100 Tomorrow Colorful New Chiffon Voile Frocks Low Priced $ I O ; This special purchase of another 100 of those at- tractive frocks that sold out so quickly last week that many women were not able to purchase as many as they really wanted—comes just at the time when every woman is wanting cool, summery, chiffon voile frocks most. They are new, crisp, alluringly fresh—distinctive from the ordinary in their delightful styles. Both plain and embroidered voiles, in summer’s loveliest colors and white—drawnwork, frills of lace, em- broidery, tucks and pleats for trimmings. We sketch two—a poudre blue and cream lace frock, $10; an embroidered coral voile with frill and button trimming, $10. ‘Women's Dress Section. Third floor. Remarkably New Costume Slips With Semi-Built Up Shoulders Radium Silk, $5.95 Charmeusette, $1.95 They have the double-to-hip-line hem, making them shadowproof—and the new semi-built-up shoulder that The radium slips are in white, flesh, peach, orchid, tan and gray. $5.95. L The charmeusette slips in white only. Petticoat Section, Third fioor. New Reducing Garments of SECRETEX - The New Rubber Fabric This new fabric has been especially tested for greater strength, and will not tear or lose its shape. If you are looking for a rubber reducing-garment, why not let us show you these newest reducing garments of Secretex. . .Hip Reducers, . $12 Reducing Brassieres, $9 Corset Section, Third fioor. Store Hours 9:15 A.M. to 6 P.M. Store closed Saturdays during July and Au- gust—to September 6th, inclusive, the first Saturday after Labor Day. Fashion and Misses’” Smart Silk Frocks Very Specially Priced Every hour of one’s vacation one finds new uses for Delightiully, youthfully smart— cool, and a much admired vogue by the younger set. We sketch but two—a charming orchid tub silk. with frills of ecru Valenciennes lace; another style is boy- such frocks as these. ishly tailored: the little white, -has an unusually smart frill of the white, and Value in Sale $15 printed crepe in black and fastens with one large pearl button—tyvpical of other styles as attractive. Misses' Section, Fourth floor New Bucilla Package Outfits —offer a variety of delightiul new things to embroider while You are on your vacation Lbrary Set—stamped on tan Bucilla weave: Center, 34-inch. €1.75. Hali-moon Pillow.T $1.25. Scari, 20x30-inch, $L. Infants’ Layette Set, $1.50, in- cludes dress, Gertrude, cap and bib to match. Layette for 6 months old baby, $1.25. Sally, a doll. 75c. Fudge Apron, oi muslin, 85c. Children’s Frocks—tan figured print Swiss, sizes 8 10, 12, $225; white and rose voile combination, 2, 4, 6, $1.75. Each package contains stamp- ed article and material to com- plete the design Art Embroidery Section, Second fioor. Handmade Philippine Underwear Special, $1.65 Gowns and Envelope Chemise, beautifully made, of fine nain- sook—soft and cool for sum- mer, and it launders beauti- fully, too. There are many styles—some with gowns and chemise to match—fine _scalloping ~and embroidery far trimming. At $L65—it -would pay you to buy a plentiful supply, for or- dinarily handmade underthings like these would be much higher priced. Handmade Underwear Section, Third foor. Extra Large Suit Cases, Very Much Below the Usual Selling Prices Little Girls” New White Kid Pumps $3.50 and $4 A delightful new style that | tle girls will delight in we ing with their prettiest sum- mer frocks. They're white kid, h fancy cut-out instep strap es 6 to 8, $3.50 Sizes 8z to 11, $4 Yoine Beople's Shoe: Section Fourth foor Little Girls’ Summery Frocks $1.95 and $2.95 v Dimities, fresh, crisp ite, with colored or- s and a bit of em- v—S$1.95. Colorful Voiles and daintiest of dimities, in charming little styles with drawn-work, ruffies, smocking and hand-embroid- Fv, $2.95. Mothers will find them not only charming frocks, but ex- ceptional values at these prices. Infants’ Section, Fourth fioor Black Enamel Fine Quality 51650 Wonderfully made suit cases—extra large, so that they will hold almost as much as*a trunk. 26, 28 and 30 inch lengths—very deep, and with or without trays as you prefer; heavy cowhide bindings and corners in black or russet, add much to their durability. One style has a strap in the center—the other, straps at each end; but, to appreciate their real worth—you must see them. Ordinarily you would have to pay much more for suit cases the quality of these. Traveling Goods Section, First floor.