Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1924, Page 12

THE EVENING LA FOLLETTE CHIEFS TO MEET TOMORROW Confer in Clucago—Senazor Pre- paring Speeches—Backed by Trainmen. "STAR. WASHINGTON, D. | ASWELL TO BE HEARD. Representative Davis-Bryan Speaker at Berwym Md. 192%. and Mrs. Henry There will THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER | CLARENDON G. 0. P. RALLY| Club | Lock- be ington, D. C., wood of Clarendon. usic. Appointment of a publicity commit- tee has been announced b the club a2 follows: Carll A< Marshall, chalr- an; A. M. Dawson, Albert H. Laid- w, William H. Duncan and J. T. Lipscomb, jr. o o o e e o e o e e e e e e e e e e 'Three Presidential | Entrants to Be Here Saturday The MILITANT BATTL P ANNED BY DAVIS U. S. Marshal Snyder to Address Meeting Tomorrow Night. The Star. . Va. September second of a rallics to be given unde spi of the Arlington County Republic announced for Clarendon z leading presidential in Washington | Saturday, though their trails are not likely to cross. President Coolidge and Senator La Follette three will be Here’s a better way to wash can ana will a meeting iub of ] | Ropresentative | | erwyn to be Do You Want a Home Derpocratlc Candldate Home State Cheered by Western Drive. are officially resident here and Candidate John W. Davis will stop over for a few hours en route from a stumping trip in West Virginia to Delaware. Mr. Da ton at 7:45 leave at 4 will reach Washing- iturday morning and for Wilmington. In the interim, he wiljgvisit Demo- cratic national rters to fer with Democratic leaders in charge and ators and nepre- sentatives associated in the cam- paign work He will be the guest of honor at a reception at the National Press Club at noon, will newspaper correspondents, making an informal t The nominec has also accepted an invi- tation of the Jobn s-for- President Club to receive callers in- formally at 2 o'clock Saturday after- noon at the New Willard Hotel. By the Associated Press. " “Demo meet the ucouraged by A possibly sugh the West mined to conduct what he has de three dominant issu esty, common jus rage in Govern | hrough West Virginia, | | his campaign | Mr. Davis is deter- common | 1 speak first at Hinton, | atform of his train. leston. where he | set ral othe AR Seeks Brookhart's Seat. CEDAR RAPIDS, lt-\\a will talk at s towns After the O mnvtd hhr cand the dent 1 States Senate on the Unit. - . Upper Rurma hae been in the g of cholera for several months. during which time thousands of people fallen vietims to the hay scourge with several of Bis cam- w York Saturday ! idate wtil | 1d after campaign into of the New WHEELER FINISHING HIS MINNESOTA TOUR| Attacks on Dawes Will Be Renew- | ed by Progressive Vice Presi- | dential Candidate. sleep well Restless, fitful slumber impairs health. Take a fifteen-minute Lifebuoy bath in luke- warm water. Rub Life- buoy lather deep into the skin. Gently dry vour body, hopinto bed, and sleep. Youl sleep all mght. LIFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP 1AL EN ROUTE Thre hedule of ependent sident. as he north DULUTH, 1 s we r Whecler for Vice toward were lled for a ‘ in Minnesota. | in Duluth. | in Minne- | the | cam- | and public and pri- | Dawes, his Re- opponent. Leaders of the te forces in Minnesota sug- | usc of that portion of | in expectation will _invade | 1ged speaks ENDLESS CAVERNS' Sunday, September 28, 1924 " ROUND $2.50 TRIP Some of the many attractions to be seen in the Endless rns: The Mitten Room, The Grand Canyon. The Alpine Pass, Yosemite Valley, Soiomon's Temple, Netiyune's Grotto, The Arctic Circle, The Diamond Lake, The Tree Grotto, Skyland, The Marine Corridor, Alexander’s Ballroom. Raton Pa The Cathedral Hawaiian Village, The Oriental Palace and The Palace of the Fairics. Lv. Washington .. First-Class Coaches and Parlor Car. Dinner and Refreshments Served at the Caverns Lodge SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM 1510 H St. N.W. 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Preparing for an extended stump- ing tour, the Wisconsin senator is working on speeches he will deliver | in various sections of the country. | He is carefully charting out ground he will cover in each dr and intends to have shaped up definitely before parts from Washington. La Follette headquarters popular minister is public a letter from A. 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RAG RUGS—In miss desiins 49c $1.00 Ladies’ Silk Thread and ' ber Silk Hosce Leather Goods® Drv Goods and Jewelry ODDS AND ENDS OF 30c¢ TO $1.00 SPORT BELTS l l C S30c JE ‘\l’l."\ - ACES, ase sorted colors and bl and wt mbinations: Peggy Chains. It Bracelets, Vanity l lC Cases, Cuff Links.. Notions ROVAL SOCIETY ROPE BROIDERY FLOSS— 10¢ ROY A Soc A 5C CROCHET COTTON—E IRONING WAX 6C 10¢ LADIES' W-ON PADS 10¢ SUPPORT HOSE pair Per spool. NS COLLAR BANDS—Three for. 9c DOZ N S — Fringe Dozen shape. Sale of 500 Ready-to-Wear Hats Velvet, Felt, Felt-T one Zibeline, Hatter’s Plush, Corsets £5.00 AMERICAN C-B CORSE 28¢ BAND . and fancy AND ss.no nlsu)\. LADY, R. & G, pink mesh NLE] NUMBERS 0 OF NEMO CORSETS $5-0 Hose FINE QUALITY CHIL- SCHOOL HOSE—In French tan 50 DREN'S beige, champagne, and buck shades; regular . 298¢ AND 50c SCHOOL HOSE— In light and heavy rib; black and white: brokenesizes. irregulars . 12’/2(: 35¢ AND 50c CHILDREN'S SAMPLE !OCKS- 15 Broken sizes. C 30¢ CIIILDRE.\ HEA\\' RIB 3, SPORT HOSE—Sizes 7 to 10 . $1.00 AND $1.15 WOMEN'S FOREST MILL BLOOMERS—Of cotton gauze, in regular and ex- tra sizes; clastic slightly SOC BOYS’ UNION SUITS—Light fleeced lined; high neck, long sleeves and ankle length. Sizes 2 to 12 59 < 1.79 \utumn hats of style and utility at the same remark- able bargain price that has created such brisk selling. Models for youthful and mature women, pokes, mushrooms and cloches, trimmed with velvet, rib- bons, bows and shirring. Black, all colors and combi- nations. Bobbed-hair sizes, medium and large head sizes. Boys’ Wear ODD LOTS OF BOVS' AND CHILDREN'S HATS AND CAPS. Values up to $1.50. 50C $1.00 BOYS' PLAY SUITS— Khaki, blue denim, white stripe blue denim. Sizes 2 to 69 C $6.95 SUITS—Dark : good weight for Fall s to " $4.98 $1.98 BOYS' WASH SUITS— Button-on and middy styles; plain and combina- tion colors. to 7 years 75 BOYS’ $10.98 AND vi.xi ALL-WOOL SUITS—Each suit has two full-lined pant $6 85 o Sizes 7 to 18 years Boys’ Blouses, S0c Stripes, Percale Blouses, in all sizes 6 to 16. Of quality percale, with collar attached. : g Trimmings 25¢ to 39¢ FANCY PEARL AND CRYSTAL BUTTONS—6 to 12 on a card; in white and colors; small and medium sizes. 10c 15¢ TRIMMING BEADS —In crystal, jet; not all colors. Each bunch 5 TWILL SHAKE " $1.79 BOLSTER - $3.98 CORDUROV— 3 henn COSTUME Novelty cheeks 171D ~lu\1| N R PONGEE—35 inch range of colors house dresses and sacques Men’s Furnishings $2.00 Men’s Union Suits 3 for $1.00. K 540 CHALWER'S UNION SUITS—Light-weight knit, wit 34 to $l..50 and $1.69 Men's Flannelette Night Shirts, $1.29 Universal make. glos silk froz with and without collars. Sizes 15 to 20 Men’s $2.00 Sweaters $1.39 Men's Cotton Sweaters, 1 roll collars; heavy ribbed. Gray only, Men's Work Pants $1.98 Heavy Cotton Pants stripe effects. All sizes. Men’s $1.00 and $1.25 Shirts, 74c Striped percales and printed madras. neckband and collar- attached styles. Broken sizes. $1.00 Work Shirts, 79¢ Heavy quality chambray, well made, full cut. Sizes 11 to 16% neat Miscellaneous 75¢, $1.30 COTTON AND § NET-—36 inches to in old rose, nile navy, tan and open. Per yard 25C 3%e C DREN'S HAIR BOWS RIBBONS—Can be wused for fancy work and other useful ways 2 19c 58¢ COLLAR AND C vr SETS —In linen, organdy and pleated volles; in white 25C and colors . MESH VBILING— 50e FANCY 25¢ In black and colors and combination dots. Per yd. 208 HAIR SWITCHES 22 inches long, three separate stems, in good assortment shades; @ mixea inches w pink, orchid