Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1924, Page 12

THE FANCY DIVER. “THAT's Til ' MoST GRACE- FuL Dwve ! EVER SAW 4 ) N MY LIFE - A PeRFECT } vwe ! = ’ AND THEM HE SEES A PRETTY GIRL WATCHING HIM ConTROL OF I SELE every SECOND HE’ ' . Yorks and Ben Davis, set poorly, the district is not expected to ve more than half as much as was produced last ye: fiITCHIE INSPECTS MAHYLA"D GUARDS| \opi £ YIELD SHORT. ; GO\mmr and Party Spend Day 8t|v"gum Estimate of | 2,336,000 | Camp Trinkle, Virginia | Busels 600:000 Wnder Porccast. |- Beach, Va. | By 1CHMO! \ ill be presented for champion i arget practice, boxing and | $20.006 VLitigént-i)Vil;;wAppeal. cuit ¢ “ourt year, he attended th, N A truc u | ther to another st on the tier had b s that made him a crease in the expected pro. At a2 “due to the heavy dron |\ Gation for $20.000 personal ans of | yges, lost and appealed. use The Braganza, one of the largest dumond« in the world, was found by {hio exila among the cannib ang wild beasts in the Brazilian i They took the stone to 2 who turned it over to the go: . which usual Th v per cent of the to mmercial crop,” he principal varieties in th Cramond (C. 402-404 Seventh Street r mismn% co R. Harris & Co. own jewels of Portugal g in gratitude pardon There's unusual attraction and well defined quality in these beautiful Silk Dresses. The Models are close copies of Imported and Domestic designs that will instantly appeal to you, espe- cially at our remarkably low price. s n” Al sizes . for Miss and Matron There are Georgettes, Taille Cord, Flat Crepe, Canton Crepe and Satin- faced Canton — trim- med with Beads, elab- orate Embroidery and Plaited . Fronts. Beth long and three-quarter sleeves. . Our windows are reflect- ing the néwest Fall Styles, In Our Shoe Department Ffiectwe LeMar Footwear, featuring Patent Leather, Satins and Kid Cut-outs, with your choice of Low, Cuban or Mili- tary Heels. These are very at- tractive Models that are adapt- able for. wear with the new fall Dresses. (All Sizes) | broken and fell, sus- Burt's'Semi-Annual Clearance We don't indulge in “sales"—for sales’ sake. But twice a year—at the summer’s end and the winter's end—we gather the broken lots (inevitable in an dctive business like ours), and mark thém at really ridiculous prices—when the values are considered, The Summer Clearance goes into effett tomorrow—Friday. ( \ There are-two groups of Ladies’ Summer Shoes— offering selection at 385 4nd 585 Men’s White Canvas Oxfords; 485 Of course, sizes are broken in all these groups Caring for feet is better than curing them. 2 Arthur Burt Co., 1343 F Street (R PR AT D SRR AR R A R A AR Lansburgh & Bro. Men’s Wear Shop Offers | An Exceptional Sale of Imported Engllsh Broadcloth Shirts 1,200 Entirely New Shirts, Just Arrived Via Special Purchase Route—On Sale Beginning Tomorrow at $1.49 The spic and span of all-season’s shxrtdom—genume imported Eng- lish Broadcloth of a thoroughly good quality, thoroughly well made—and at a price considerably less than regular. Shirts that every well dressed man will appreciate—every one of them tailored and finished to the standards maintained by good shirt- makers. It will pay any one to buy at least a half dozen—and even more—if you can find a place for them. < Neckband style in white, tan, gray and blue—sizes -~ 14 to 17—and every size accurate, cut true to measure Along With 'the Shirts, A Sale of Imported English Broadcloth Union Suits Reduced from Our Higher Priced Stock - $149. Athletic style, of course—and at $1.49 the limited quantity whlch we offer at this season’s lowest price, should be entirely sold out by noon. Get your snpply—and get it early—tomorrow morning. Sizes 34 to 42. - ] MEN'S WEAR SHOP—STREET FLOOR. ISBURGH & BRO. Direct Street Entrance—430 7th St. T L e L j N New Hats of Velvet ‘and Velour Top the Mode for Autumn in A Specialized Group at $5.00 LEvery type is shown, running from the fitting style-for the shingled he suitable for conservative women and those with un- usually heavy tres Colors run riot—a wealth of latitude for choice is found, exotic reds shades of brown, russet, pheasant. titian a of blues from softest ciel to bri rere in all their glory, although blae Shapes vary— thout brims, close-fitting effects, tip ti edium and large styles—all are noted in a collecticn néteworthy for its diversity and modest price. Sale of me.s Velvet Hats are shown in modes uitable for all heads, shingled or otherw SECOND FLOOR, LANSEURGH & BRO. Handsome Fur Coats In the Advance Selling at $98.50 Priced to reach within all means and fashioned of desirable furs—® is small wonder that the group of coats at $98.50 has prcven so popular. Sealine (dyed ‘coney), Brown Marmot, Natural Muskrat, of such sturdy r ceful coats modeled. Gracious, e aj in these full-furred, cted skins a ioned to meet the requirements of the most exacting. Large bolster or crush collars and novel sleeve cffects are emphasized; many show reversed skin borders. _Numerous other Gorgeous Coats, $79.50 to $250.00. A Deposit Is Enough SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Quintet of August Blanket Sale Values Part-wool Blankets, size in warm hued block plaids, take the lead for econ- omy and quality at August Sale price. i $4.67 Large Double Bed Blankets, 70x80, in impressive block plaids. These are all-wool quality, with 3-inch $8.95 sateen binding. Pair, All-wool Block Plaid Blan- kets, in pleasing shades, large block plaids, wide sateen hlndnx\g lknc\cepA tional bed covering. o e $7.45 AH-wool Block Plaid Blan- kets, five pounds of warmth and quality, large size, 70;80 Their cxccpnonal value All-Layer Felt Mattresses $11.45 A, value that in our estimation surpasses all our_efforts in mattress selling to date. with good retaining. Sizes 3 ft. 3 in,, Weight, 50 pounds, A splendidly made mattress, covered grade art or striped ticking, soft, resilient, shape- 3 ft. 6 in., 4 ft. 4 in. and 4 ft. l; in. FIFTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO.