Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1924, Page 16

NTOPSY AWATIED N AYSTER DEATH Khights of Columbus Official in New Hampshire Found Dead in Mill Pond. By the Associated Press. WHITEFIELD, N. H., November 7. ‘nable to e: in p ing the report of an autop day by the State patho! 2 ingsford of Hanover. is dropped from t mys- teriously early Wednes morning ter he had entered »wn door vard. After daylig his body d, resting on two logs, 75 feet from the shore, and slightly under the surface of the water, which was about four feet deep at that point. Failed to Enter House. - | Gordon Wells and William . was said, no outward signs of severe violence, although some bruises were disclosed. Pending examination of the vital organs no report will be made. Authorities were Investigating re- ports that Travis had been one of a party which destroyed a fiery cross here recently TWO MEN DENY GUILT IN CATHEDRAL THEFT Klan Organizer Admits Robbery in Vermont—Others Stand | Trial. | B¥ the Associated Press. BURLINGTON, Vt. November 7.— Me- | Creedy, Loth of thi | raigned today and plea {to grand larceny. They tments city, wer: nd ot thadral e Conception Au- General Frank C mpanelling of the jury begun. guilty yesterday to grand connection with the same offense. BANKER IS CONVICTED. ald questioned the talesmen as |} THE . EVENING EMERGENCY HOME WILL OPEN SUNDAY Institution Designed to. Aid De- pendent Mothers and Children Asks Public Support. The Women's Emergency Homb, an institution for dependent mothers and their children, at 103 Fourth street, will be formally opened under the auspices of The Star of Betjhlehein Mission, Inc., with headquarers in Buffalo, Sunday aftgrnoon at 5 o'clock. The ceremoniés will be of a religious natur, ¥ women stre. of the Central Un Ivation Army and Gospel on. Mr. Becker today declared there is no institution in hington which offers assistance to these particular women and emphasized the need for one. The Sunshine Home, which had filled this need, no longer is in exist- ence, he declared, because of lack of financial support. Mr. Becker invited all persons in- terested to inspect the new institu- STAR, WASHINGTON, PHILIPPINE TRIBE USES 13-MONTH CALENDAR Ifugao Members Go to Clan As- tronomer When in Doubt as to Exact Date. By tho Awsociated Pross. MANILA, November 7.—The Ifu- gaos; an Industrious non-Christian tribe inhabiting the Mountain Prov- ince, have a calendar all their own, according to Dr. H.-Otley Beyer, head of the dcpartment of anthropology of the University of the Philippines. When an Ifugao wants to know what day of the month it is, he does not consult an almanac, but asks the “Tumunoh,” the clan astronomer, alendar Keepet and model husband- There are some 60 Ifugao clans ch has its “Tumunoh,” who is considered the most important per- sonage in the tribe. Their calendar has 13 months di- each. They know more in each year and this extra day is called “Tungo,” the last year of their year. The “Tu- munoh” cultivates certain plants in an Isolated spot where the tempera- ture is relatively uniform, and from the Ludding of these plants he claims to tell the exact date of the month or year. He knows that 365 days a year is not exactly correct when a leap year comes around, but he keeps silent and does not tell his people D. c. Semi-Circular Veils Are Smart 59¢ The_newer hats all show a bit ot veil Gver tiny, close-fitting shapes. The veils in fancy mesh, embrold- ered with gold or silver thread. Street Fioor. Coats Distinctively Different ' - $50 Values Featured at FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1924. muunmmmmnml||munmmmmmmulummmmmmmflmmmmunmmmnmmummmmummmmmmmmnmw Satisfaction First Since 1859 810-818 Seventh Street INGS PALK $39.75 The richness of the fabrics that fash- & Special Tomorrow! Fancy Cuffed Capeskin Gloves A special offering, in- volving mod- ish gloves in the popular lace effect cuff style. Brown and tan, with black em- broidered backs, P. and well finished. ery pair of gloves in this assortment is worth about twice this special price. Tomorrow — remember to save. ion the coats is not to be denied and, to- Street Fleor. Canadian Accused of Negligence in $18,000,000 Failure. TORONTO, November 7.—Clarence ", Smith of Montreal. ¢cne of the di l1ectors of g | which about the extra day. The “Tumunoh” advises the people gether with the striking fur treatments of the date to begin planting and 7 g noted, they have an air of distinction and the date to start the harvest. - = 5% omei b . {3 supreme individuality. Velo-Suede Lustre Bolivia tlon. Money is needed to purchase bedding, linen, provisions and other necessities and Mr. Becker urged the slic to send in contributio now Thanksgiy According to information in possession of the police, Travis re- turned to his garage about -1:30 Wednesday morning with a friend, Emile Dube, who sald ne left for his the i Glove Silk Vests Special Saturday. 31.25 Seek to Adopt Child. Orlando Velowr de Laine Collars, cuffs, bands, borders and patches in most unusual place are shown in these smart furs — sealine, squirrel, wolf, lynx and moufflon. Charming col- ’ f ors are emphasized, including the popular bunny, oxblood, penny and cinnobar. Sizes 16 to 44 and 427 to 5214 for misses and matrons, each fashioned to con- form to individual needs. Second Floor—King’'s Palace. Tots> Winter Coats . 55.98 Tor the tot of 2 to 6 years are delectable lit- tle coats of polaire and broadcloth, in tan, brown, Copen and deer. Trimmed with smock- ing or buttons they choose flared effects or smart yokes and double-breasted styles. Girls’ Smart Coats,$ 1 2.98 Warmth-giving straightline coats of all- wool polaire topped with beaverette collars. Back trimmed with 12 rows of silk stitching and buttons. Lined throughout with firm quality sateen. Sizes 7 to 14, Girls’ Coat Dresses, $4.98 Two-piece models of navy serge and fancy checked tweed. le with pleated skirt and sateen waist. Jacket bound with silk Sizes 7 to 10. Second Floor—Kingw Palace. Children’s 7y Boys’ Winter the 32- end of > taken s o the [ b Smith's [ November, when a | to decide the £ | institution. autopsy held today revealed, it convictio e firs . : utop 1d today revealed, i nviction the first \ ber el i Seite Textured Glove Silk Vests. Flesh, peach, white and orchid, with bod- ice top and strong shoulder straps. Bloomers to match, special, $1.85. Tomorrow is an ideal time to re- plenish underwear needs at great savings. Street Floer. Our store thanagers, their assistants and salespeople, all have an opportunity to share directly in the results of their respective storea. Thus it is to their interest to || have every customer absolutely * { ~ - — satisfied. 14th & F B . 15th & G 14th & Irving 901 F St. More and more people are buying at e 9 Liggett’s because prices are so very low on Toilet Needs and Drugs, etc. \ New Fabric Hats Speak the Last Word in Fashion $ 5 37 95 39.95 Just unpacked an extensive assortment of satin, satin brocade, bengaline, faille, gold and silver metal cloths and fabric combination hats, each bearing the unmistakable stamp of Dame Fashion. All manner of trimming is noted on small, medium and upturned shapes. Black, brown, henna and numerous vivid colors are shown. Sport Hats, Special These were formerly priced at $198 Billie Burke Chocolatgs 80c G A beautiful package of delicious chocolates. @, ' Twenty-fous varieties to the pound —mostly nut and chewy centers : 34c per pound Pint size Th Botles 79c Prophylactic Tooth Brushes 50c size LaVOris 29c Sport Hose 39¢ Pair Liggett’s Milk Chocolate. bar of smooth, creamy milk chocolate. Regularly 35c. The Original Saturday Candy. - An excellent assortment of chocolates. Reg. soc.perlb. A full half-pound 25¢ Week-Ends $1.00 size Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound 39¢ Week-Ends Real Select Jordan Almonds. Delicious, crisp nuts, delightfully flavored with a thin coating f . Reg. 50c per Ib. s November special 490 50c bottle Harmony Bay Rum 30c tube Rexall Shaving Cream Wafers Lavoris 26c size Djer Kiss Talcum Powder 79c 30c size Upjohn’s Phenolax 0 16 oz. == 25¢ size I7c 50c size Resinol You Save 77c 50c size Black Ointment 25¢ size Mavis Talcum Powder 3 for 50c 39c¢ 21c (‘)dorof: sizez 3C Horlick’s 8 Malted 17c « 10c size Palmolive Soap Per Doz. 89c¢ 50c size Ipana 39c Tooth Paste $1.00 size Houbigant’s 89c Talcum Powders $1.00 size Wampole’s Cod Liver QOil 75¢ " Pint size :_’_' Overcoats S The Best Possible at 1 3.(5 022 . Tailored like pockets. fabric lined. years. withouts Prices dad’s, convertible collar, patch or flap Firm fabrics, in vari- ous mixtures; plaids and fine chinchillas. Most of them wool Sizes 6 to Fashioned with 1, 2 or 3 piece belts, or may be worn are $13.95, $16.50, $18.50, $20.00 and $22.50. Street Floor—King's Palace. Good weight for now and Lrown, deer. calf and cuffed tops All sizes. - Buster Brouwn Stockings 29¢ and 35¢ Priced according to to § 10 at 3 firmly known by mothe: e ¥ where for its quality Black, white and cordovan Street Fl Boys’ Suits $1.00 ankle lengib. A good Win- ter weight. Sizes 2 to 16 Street Floor. add smartness. with 19 Gray to $298. felt and velvet. Second Floor—King's Palace. Black and colors abound in $1_ 49 Marvel-Fit Girdles Dainty and Smart : $3.so Attractive clasp-on models, in 12 and 14 inch lengths! Made of heavy su ined with fles Silk braid hose supporters. The woman who desires slight support will find this a perfect model for her nced. Second Floor—King's Palace, The Gillette Safety Razor, Harmony Bay Rum and Rexall Shaving Cream regularly sell for $L.77. For a limited period. all for $1.00. . ine Rubberset N uSha‘sreing Brush 98C The name Rubberset insures satisfaction. Bristles are set in rubber and cannot come out. A handsome Brush well worth 1.50 with large handle and a gen- erous tuft of bristles—98c. Fl P:‘:d.,- 296 ! 85c size Dethol Com:inltion 5 3C Squibb’s 79(: Petrolatum In the Men’s Department Imported English Broadcloth Shirt (Slightly Imperfect) When Purchased With Another at $1.39 Making Two Shirts for $2.39 Neckband separate collar to match and collar attached shirts, in white, 50c’size Wildroot 36¢ wn Hair Tonic Pint size Pompeian Olive 0il 43c The Biggest Value in Stationery That We Know of Maycroft Stationery 24 sheets and 24 envelo] A much higher grade of " Baper than you would expect to buy for 3op. Mayeroft e jficksixe comes to you in a beautiful extension box with em- romo bossed top, and is suitable for any kind of cor- Seltzer respondence. : $1.00 size Listerine 95¢ 69c B0c size Mennen’s Shaving Sizes 14 to 17. Cream E 36¢c 39c tan, gray, and blue. ixcellent quality shirts, well finished and made to fit. L 25¢ Ide-Flex Collars, 5 for $ Shirts and Drawers, Ea. | Food Sale Liggetts Coffee . . 2 for 67¢ (11b. = 80c) \ Dok ecneriwioe) 2 for 61c Cocoa o 2 for 26¢ Work Shirts, 2 for Cotton Hose, 7 Prs. for All perfect. Extra spliced heel and toe. Black, navy, cordovan and gray. Sizes 9% to 1134. The Eclipse Marcel Waver 1.98 A remarkably low price for this most useful appliance. Saves many expensive trips to the hair . Con- nects with any electric socket. Simple to operate and brings the much wanted marcel wave within the reachof every purse. Cannot dwrn the ha'r. in _these nk, Willo- Willo- lo- Semi-soft style, patterns: Willo- Adore, . Willo-W Den, i W Heavy Quality Blue Cham- bray Shirts. = All seams double stitched. Large, roomy pocket. Sizes 14 to 17. Aluminum 2 for 55¢ 2 for 41c e O vy * 2 ford 19 %y © 2 for 55¢ berey Jam - 1+ 2 for 55¢ Jum . - - - 2for 55¢ e, 2 for 46¢ “Hanes” heavy ribbed separate garments, in ecru. Long sleeves. Sateen facings. Full-length drawers with sateen waistband. Also heavy fleeced shirts and drawers. Sizes 30 to 46. 47 This Polar Cub Electric Heater 3.98 Complete with seven feet of cord, Pt roskesof M0 veltags, Torows light et of voltage. Throws il heat. Protected (Rogulariy 80¢. ::.h ':;mm:d. J :lt the thing to ngefl'u S-‘I:Dnda' 2fopdlc takce the chill off the rooms m"'""m. . + 2 for 40c ool 1 year. Tigndoc sosdoniy For Gillette Blades Reduced from $5 to $2.98 This wonderful little machine keeps safety razor blades keen, almost in- definfuly Genuine ‘B. V. D,, Rockin- chair and Soisette. Not all sizes in{evcry style. All sizes in the lot, 34 to 4. Co”ee Dyke, Willo-Vern. Sizes $1.49 Flannelette Night Shirts $ quality flannelette in round- neck style. Sizes 15 to 20. ) ¥ i Rayon Hose, 3 Prs. Athletic Union Suits | pyre Silk Hose, 2 |t () 0 RO e ) Perfect quality. Mock-back T} forced toe and sole. Heather $ mixtures, drop-stitch effect. van. Well fitting in sizes 10 to 1%, Men's Shop—=Street Moor. { o) |M"\ \ to 18, and one-quarter siz: Percolator s ,;nu\‘«\‘\ i ! “Universal” make. Heavy X - '$1.50 and $1.65 High spliced heels and rein- seam. ' Black, navy and cordo- All sizes, Wflummwfllmmmmwmw MR