Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1924, Page 10

March 7 oy p o mail bag equipment shop of the Poe | NEW MARYLAND SITE HEAD REVIEWS WORK [iofmittee for the last two years, as| “~On the reconvening of Congress — Mr. Miller came to Washington from | Office Department, at Eekingtor, - I expect to take steps to see whether Zanesville, Ohi In 1889 he estab is survived h w - _ | Zanesville, 0. In estab- - s : do g G o can pass & dow v epenether | Forty-Five Years Washington Res | ’ fabenen : e e lished the Fairbanks scale agency |seven children, five boys, Otis, Fres i Montgomery County Organization | President Milton Smith Tells of Ef- Number of members. }::Ll:r::vn| o r(lre;m;n. who have ident Succumbs to Illness. here, and the business is now being | clarence, Robert and Alfred, ;.'ndl = » ecking accol eprived of their lawf 7 conducted by his sons, Fred B ) - Building New Clubhouse Near forts to Better Men's Death benent day off 'In seven, bay for such | JOWn B. Miller, 70, a resident of |Sonlucted by his two £l 30 : -I-HINKS VETERANS COUNTRY CLUB BUYS POLICE ASSOCIATION that the z?:&?a:lgzflx; stronger then :z':c;;‘::rf:c‘;f“tr:m1::2"1:2.::':?9- JOHN B. MILLER DIES. |[following an illness which began last |death he was connected with the B Louise and Elizabeth, for such a and Clarence L. ) hely honds g g s b Washington for the past 45 yea Funeral ceremonies will be h i United Stat 500.00 | day. It is certainly only just that|Washington for the past 45 vears,| For a period of ef 3 s Bk ceqromonies wil bo held a Silver Spring. Positions. ates they should be recompensed for a|passed away late residence, [employed in the offi o wraler |his late residence tomorrow after- denial of a privilege granted them |1405 Lawrenc et northeast, |of weights and measures of the |||.\.‘mmn at 3 o'clock Interment will be by law.” Brookland, D. C., yesterday afternoon, | trict of Columbia. At the time of his lat Rock Creek Cemetery A new site for the ery| Milton D. Smith, president of the| Tl - Al y o | County Country Club r Policemen’s Association, has issued Chairman Shaver Also At-|Gounty copners ot s - | the last bulletin for the year for the [ Number of mem 8 . tate at Sligo, near Silver Spring, Md. | ion of members of the or-|{ommercial a: tacks Coolidge for Delaying | e site coniains § acres ganization. It is stated in the bulletin | yah, Pnet: The two large barns on the prop- le less than a year ago, | United States : . erty are joined by an additional build : &5 nowmInaten for G BigH. Action on Sugar Tariff. |1 S eaeea b < “In"“the - organization, he| Total ...... Henry de S ] kn;»w)n lo‘v-nll promised that if elected he would| President Smith a architeet n completed the club | work for increased pay, better hours | tion to a letter received from Repre- | ) 5 = s Glom TilBhaver. cHalemantiof the “I"”\',“‘ gue of (Mot attractive in | for patrol drivers and discontinuance [ sentative Thomas L. Blanton of Buy by the box—3 pairs of different new shades, $5.40—or single pairs, $1.85 e rmocrat onal committee, in | the National Capital. 8 of the antiquated reserve system. Texas rel leged failure “run” tha . o o f - |, The clubhouse will contain two| \Without telling of his accomplish- |of the Commissioners to t mem- No “run’ t starts above can pass the Gold Stripe—silk 1007 pure! large rooms downstairs. One will be | ments, President Smith asks members | bers of the force on. Fascinating novelties in the new Cos- , If you want your youthful beauty to last tume Jewelry Department will interest forever, stop by our new Cosmetic De- every young woman. Jeweled-top powder 8 partment, on the Street Floor, and learn 1216 F St. N.W. =T oria W a spacious ballroom and the other a compacts; pearl chokers; hundreds of all about the marvelous Marie Earle toilet wonderful new fashion whims. requisites. Fashions You’ll Love—Here in Abundance! " | struc e, Wi s be buil ise: i o presidency; acoused the Department 0;‘ e e e T g kT No ‘l:lme Like the Presfl:l criticized the | lenial s here e al [ nis sta t “and nave had’the Papering and Decorating BEsEecugE el . ool and tennis | wr i e L ettt aobn Lalaralas e lea A Fal) Mr. Shaver said in | court will be built on the 5 = uecesstul 1 | InsFing you the bext In these days when every woman is informed through the magazines, through the films, through travel or through her associations, with the very newest and latest of fashions, it is a pleasure to be able to announce that in this establishment you may find the apparel you know to be the authentic mode, and at prices you know to be within reason. ' Come and let us show you the newest coats and frocks, the latest arrivals in millinery; what the mode has to offer in gloves and accessories, not forgetting the fascinating delights of our new departments of Costume Jewelry D= ¢ consuming public. | club at Brad bes Todictments. PHE, Aol e Mutual Happiness. % | From the Edinburgh Scotsma Mr. Bently eat of pas- : s cen Postponed | sion) There's not a singla hour in the | Estabisheafinis00 1d that brought | qay when our house is perfectly happy. | er 24. ThUS, | “\rre Hently—Oh, yes, there is, d had been| Nr ' Bentls—1'd like to know when | ance of the | then. until after = oo It comes in Just after | ut | Ay, the happy hour start- | The clarge for 1 and of Cosmetics. ! RN i, i St memier'se” | 'CORNEL | WALL PAPER €0, St S B T | - CREDIT o Tailored Dresses Especially Suited - Gfi‘." W Efi?hl A | ‘ e e for Business Girls TR ¢ concluded with the statement| 714 13th St. N.W. Main 5373-5374 : ; help to “dress well. ] [ Furred Coats then under public discussion, Presi- < ¥ T z dent Coolidge said - — —_— ., —_— ( : : rhere will be immediate, te, . | § \ A Sale of Women’s and Misses’ i 09 2 $ inking prosecution, a i R . k "to punish the guilty - | F T d C t ; ; ¢ national - . Y \ ur- S | : L P : ,‘ / s rimmed Loats | % Rt et el S ad is a member of the F 4 | i i Exceptionally smart coats in all “ able young woman insists upon. The mar- ativ z 5 i g il wanted styles and materials. Use your ) " velous materials and sumptuous furs which bjections | B | \ credit. iy 3 = she aspires to! At a price that means re- o Tepur = ; A% | W F Convenient Terms 11 y markable value! . 3 ; Right now at the peak of the scason, For College when you most need a new fur med coat — ‘ i » m e ~’ * | ed at once. girls, for s s = x einnt il 1 & ‘ ¥ 2 Y] /. ; 3 3 { ’l oo l .t the Veterans Bureau || The Eagle Pharmacy RN ) o - - et A ’ e v e |l 14th and WoSts. it Beautiful Dresses ||+ % ' , : misses and of the| Is a regularly consti- i : = ; <. satins and charmeen |1 | . o e 3-8 the young p at Balti- | mcludmg_ crepes, satins an o © A ) e tuted Star Branch Office, ; i sses. The styles are those that you | Attorney General, or the local dis- [l equipped to receive R would be proud to wear. You dowr |fi 4 oy : ; matron —of trict attorney. But he is evidently not | Classified ads for the : have to pay cash—your credit is good | 4 repingle’c willing in_this specific instance to| ) N i s TNt coals nroniiSea BhaNtieren Star—and save you the | | gl | is political speech eight months time and inconvenience | . : ! new NAVY aring that “three out of four of coming downtown. 3 | ool r service men and women of the World | 2 L i ; War and two out of three veterans The service will be 5 | P 4 fabric with of the Civil W are supporting rendered efficiently—and ; Men’s § o 3 John W. Davis, Mr. ver said in his = Y g 3 third statement that thousands of | without extra fee—only O > s ‘ . fine strip- v ibiine renEy R regular rates. \ Sults a.nd The frocks sketched will give you an idea of their % ans “to develop a ‘Republican I I distinction and ings. e League’ and to win votes from | Bhe Siar e O’C()ats 1 pire E pLEAT merre by Reraskin s Swas] MORE Classified ads g s ; h e derp 1 every day than all the ;. oot : | i % e Z s 2 . ) match the et other papers here S honi < Placing the Blame. con\h}nfd—hecau_w ] r! in this grour Prom Pearson’s Weekly. offers a ;""T“ BUEHL CONVENI You have actually sent a LSl abor: 2 TERMS . Vil with my clothes. What an insult! S T e 3 R 2 aition v book- r Bran ce [ a smart frock of this charming new weave. Rock Sable Tailor—It was all our new book a Sta c : g new kecper's fault, sir. He got you| Misses’ Shop—Third Floor. Misses’ Shop—Third Floor L : = —_——Tfi‘—*— The Event of the Season! A Special Offering At The Hirsh Shoe Stores Childeen's | @ Special Purchase of New Tailored Blouses e Jap Just purchased under the usual price and A Thrilling Style Display of Fall Footwear SHOES ‘ y ‘ Ensemble Suits TeNCeeoal i Imported Mannish Tai- T - = 5 5 P fitted footwear foi mpor! Offering a specialized line of women’s high-grade pumps and ooy s e $ 50 English ! lored or Boy- oxfords—MODES QF THE HOUR—at the lowest price ever variety of leathers—the kind | Broadcloth e ish Collars. % that wear and look good long i ) 3 quoted for like style and quality. after the price is fursotien. 0 f s ‘ B"\'\*‘_wh;:"- SO ::::déu;:rn- < lmagine a stunning gown and | i beautiful fur-trimmed coat designed and made to wear together as a lovely harmonious ensemble cos- tume for the small price of $69.50. T L e T (oA R (S ewae) —s The long coat has a double collar and deep cuffs of viatka squirrel. The straightline dress is fashioned of flat crepe and faille with wide Girls’ High Shoes border hem of the material of the Patent, Satin and A pump of black 9to13};.. hd | Black Brown Shutter Green Black Suede, $5.75 ] velvet, patent =4 81 to 11 | | Navy Bluc Morocco satin, $5.75. g 21, to 8 N | e V Pyramsd Gray Saddle Penny Tan v:l!l. r‘{!llf'nfpvnlt and Stock I'his is the biggest buying oppor- Mighty big value while this lot lasts! e e |'\::':|‘hx;;lmkh.:.‘:‘:l» HE tunity you have had this season. o aschool, college or office, these are the blouses the girls new French laat—high shoes; f . ey or—so we have secured them at a price they will 1ike«, ber hoels. | ) Women's Suit Shop—Second Floor o Another Wonderful Opportunity! Sweaters Are a Feature N T t Jellef’ - 4 > £ il Twenty-Five Elaborately iR e i patent lesther, za- Growing Gl Osfords Fur-Trimmed Coats “The Bab” * a Growing girls’ and misses Satin, $5.75 patent gun metal, tan, calf; 3 3 > nature and French last; rub- Specially Priced— This popular style in Monatr, P i Wordted or Bru vool, all s i $129:50 | 3 = Tailored Blouses that tub well, look well and wear well! e L e neck border and s knit or block patters buff, gobelin Llue, tangerine or Kashmir Down, Kashmana, Kash- 3 white, Street Floo:. N | [k mir Kermana, Kashmirbloom. ? | A mLE Opera pump, in 1 Every model a beauty—huge shawl black velvet, patent y ¢ collars, Tuxedo revers—elbow muffs ' & 4 Sale of New Kld GIOUeS I and black suede, i —muff cuffs — borders and b 7 N ign i $5.75 E ¥ = > panel trims of the finest B 7 1 $ 35 Phawt D;s'f“ "'“d ! ) 5 A quality squirrel, fitch, Jap <SSR | p 09 B]‘:::: ‘5“,:;"5;75 I Children’s Hizh Shoes | mink and fox, : Pair i f | g k = ¥ - M . I : sncr.':&'i:‘:':..fi“&:l',” “:’df’;_:";ar [ All the season’s choicest <3 2 All imported stitclien} pring Hesl_natife 3| colors—Black, Hinoki, Kaffir, novelties — cuff ;’,‘;’: T I Cranberry, Oxblood, Lebanon /= H ;_:z'nlc; ‘l‘(idh n; 8%-12 and Penny. = ; e anl These are rare and elegant coats i : ¥ = onderfu for this price. You will feel that = l'l‘el;efl qllul- you have accomplished a saving ! 3 RO\ ity! eg;; ar when you select one. 3 l;?;:symf. to K Another exquisite : - l ‘Women’s Coat Shop—Second Floor ' 2| Choice at $3.35. Cross-Strap Style < style in patent - ey s - = e ; in Patent Eeatier v leather, satin and Boys’ High Shoes A The Craze for the S. f Is at Its Helght I'ne Centemeri New York ofiice had on hand a great quan tity of new cuff gloves, many of the samples sent over for : Sack .75, . approval from France by the Grenoble factory and never adopt- and Satin, $5.75 black suede.. $5.75, Sizes I New Flannel Scarfs, $2.95 to $3.75 . e for their regular fines. We happencd to see them reccutly 9 to 13 o o, 7 and made an offer for a portion of them to have for an opening - : % First it was the Deauville square; then the rec- sale. This accounts for the price above—now before the season y 4 1 to 6, $345 tangular scarf, growing ever longer and more en- has fairly opened. F Tan calf and gun metal B = . Attractive as can be in brown, beaver, y d black wi o i veloping. The latest is the soft flannel scarf of ST B i erdviand iacgiwith ms 1028 ; ST- N,w. bEhiskses InEasE Eoo and brig}lu)t-lfi:ed Scotch ‘phid—and Jelleff’s is aponsoring white—cuffs that flare and cuffs that turn back—periorated, =’ e Z new You'll want several paiss at $3. e Tronch et aone et appliqued and embroidered designs, two-toned embroidered backs, “Upper Seventh Street in Location—City-wide in Trade” heele Street Floor.