Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1924, Page 21

NEW WILL REPORT § ONPOSTALRATES Comprehensive Data Gath- | ered on Cost of Handling Classes of Mail. “hanges In rates of postage for ain classes of mail, along with roposed readjustment of pay of employes, are expected to re- early consideration in Congress a resuit of the comprehensive re- t on the cost of carrving and dling the various classes of mail General New was' ay before Congress compilation of costs show accurately Government exhaust was understood tire loss incurred by th in handling certai ses of mail 4nd those which are vielding a profit. T ascertainment just com- uch comprehensive nd was brought THE EVENING ST TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1924 = _I HIS STAND ON PEACE Justifies Fight at Geneva for . French Security Before Disarming. By the Associated Press. EPINAL. France, Degember 2.— “Peace is my program,” was the declaration. mado in a speech here Sunday by Premier Herrlot, at a banquet attended by 1,500 of hia sup- porters. He climbed upon the dinner table so that he might be heard by several thousand other persons who gathered in the dining hall after the dinner. M. Herriot defended himselt against charges of practicing reli- gious persecution; but he expressed his determination to execute his rty’s policy of vonducting the gov- ernment entirely outsidc religious in- fluences. As a “free thinker” the premier said he would respect and.| protect the rights of persons of other beliefs, but these beliefs must not intrude into public institutiogs or public affairs. The premier justified his stand at Gereva in demanding security for tility in his speech here and asked ! that those persons who had been: arrested as agitators be released. During his morning trip to St. Die he paused before the house in that town where was printed in 1507 the “Cosmographiae Introductio,” a book in which the name “America” was first given to the American continent as recognition by the author, Martin Waldeemuller, of the claim of Amer- igo Vespuccl to be its discoverer. OUCH! BACKACHE! RUB LUMBAGO AWAY When your back is sore and lame or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has you stiffened up ‘on't suffer! Get a i3 cent bottle of Jld, honest St Jacobs Oil at any drug store, pour a tittle in your hand and rub it right on your aching back, and the soreness and Tameness is gone. 2 In use for 65 o dwmard & Lo w1 he Christmas Store .- See Our Other Advertisements, Pages 22 and 23. hrop Women’s Smart Winter Apparel At Decidedly A ppealing Prices raised In Congress to whether news- azine rates were bear- ir proper share of cost and s to the adequacy of parcel post France before disarmament. He promised a sane financial policy, with balanced budgets. France's policy, he dec.ared, “already has won favorable appreciation in far-off countries, such as the United States.” M. Herriot's visit was not of un- mixed joy. years, this soothing, penetrating oil takes the pain right out, and ends the mis- ery. It is absolute- ly harmless and doesn’t burn the Three Smart New Frocks from Princess Pat, $39.50 Every woman will be interested in these smart new models from this famous designer—always presenting the newest fashion in frocks at a most moderate price. There are three lovely new fashion-frocks for December’s daytime and evening occasions— A Street or Afternoon Drgsg of eclat silk faille, featuring the long sleeve so popular this season; attractively embroidercd in silk. In black, Havana brown, navy and copper. A Fur-trimmed Dinner or Theater Frock, of brocaded crepe georgette, with a silk slip; in cocoa, jade, tangerine, bluet. An Exquisite Dinner Dress of Silk Margot Lace, over a satin and silk net slip; beautifully trimmed in ostrich; black or brown. ‘Women's Moderate Price Dress Section, Third fivor. Women’s Coats Rich with Fur $75 and $95 ' These are coats of real distinction, with the new long haired furs, tuxedo facings and bandings of furs—with luxurious collar and cuffs of furs, or with great fur collars only. And they are fash- ioned of the handsome, soft suede-finish fabrics in the lovely and fashionable rust shades, cranberry reds, shutter greens and browns. New Black Coats, too, for many women are wearing these fashion-new black coats. Furred Coats for Larger Women at these two attractive prices $75 and $95 In the same soft fabrics richly fur trimmed—in black, brown and the soft taupe-grays. Women's Coat Section, Third Soor. ¥ its A N EtaA WAk A ctlon. He was greeted both at the postal Established in 1900 xpenditu ez postal service was condu P -« 000 on parcel s matter, arose e vears ago. It was ticable at that time to There is no Better Time Than Now to Buy Your Xmas Clothing—Use Your Credit ol commi - Suits & O’Coats For Men of All Tastes Big burly warm overcoats, and stylish all-wool suits are offered at_this low price of $35. Make your Christmas selections NOW. Use your Credit— very easy terms. en gathere In the Misses’ Section, Fourth floor. Ensemble Costumes Misses’ Fur-T rimmed Winter Coats $59.50 to $195 $59.50 and $75 ; $ .00 The dressy sports type of coat that answers for many uccasaions— 35= Ma,ny Of them Grea,tly Reduced of novelty fabrics, with luxurious collar and cuffs of skunda (dyed skunk). Dressy apats of soft suede fabrics, with narrow fatings of fur—with great collars and cuffs of fur—in Autumn’s lovely browns. And real! sports types—of smart plaids with big fur collars. E Misses’ Attractive Frocks, $19.50 Are of satin bengaline and crepe de chine—for the most part little frocks that could be worn to school, or to business—with contrasting colors— The chief reason for the success of the ensemble costume lies in the adaptability of the coat and matching dress idea. Every woman ap- prreciates this combination—and in this group of beautiful Ensemble Costumes, the needs of any type of woman—to suit any hour of the day, may be met. Coats are of the soft suede- fabrics—dresses of smart bengaline, crepe or satin—fur trimmings include mink, squirrel, chinola, Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) and beaver. Colors—oxblood, cranberry, penny, tan, navy and black. Women’s & Misses’ DRESSES For all occasions. All sizes, all styles our credit. Terms to &€uit your convenience. ORGAN RECITAL SERIES. Pirst of Winter Program hy T. Guy | Lucas Tomorrow. 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Small Women'’s and Misses” Jersey Frocks Special, $5.95 An exceptionally low price for these attractive little wool jersey frocks that answer for office as well as home duties. They’re trimly tailored, with linen collar and cuffs, buttons, a chic tie— or tucks to make each style just a little differ- ent. Shutter green, navy, tan and brown. Home Frock Section, Third foor. Coats, $15 A smart gift suggestion for the college girl who has adopted this smartest of suede campus coats for her very own. Itis in the natural color, with knit- ted collar, wrists and hip band. Windproof against the coldest winter weather. Sportawear Sectlon, Third floor. An inexpensive and sure to be appreciated gift for the wom- an who keeps house. These are of fancy checked gingham in pretty ¢olors, delightfully embroidered in gay, contrast- ing shades. Home Freck Section, Third foor. buttons or a bit of embroidery. Petticoats Bloomers Attractive Gifts, 35 The personal sort of gift that onc woman gives another—and the sort that every woman likes to receive. Milanese jersey and radium petticoats in so many attractively different styles—embroidered, two-tone color effects, and trim, straight-linc -tailored models, $5. Costume Slips, of fine quality radium, with hemstitched bodice top and decp hem; in all the wanted Autumn colors. $5. Jersey Silk Bloomers, with double shirred cuff, in a great variety of colors— a ponular price $5. Petticoat Section, Third foor. Slips Any Woman Would Appreciate The Gift of a Dress Pattern Whatever her preference—if you are fortunate enough to know just what would please her best—it may be chosen here from these varied and beautiful silks, velvets, woolens and fine cottons; and boxed for Christmas giving. Beautiful Silk Faille Crepe, $4 Yard In all the newer street shades—and black. Black Imported Chiffon Velvet, $7.50 Yard A handsome, lustrous quality in black only. English Velveteen, $4.50 Yard In all the newer street shades—and black. All-Wool*Crepe Egyptia Cloth Fine Twill Flannels $2 Yard $3.50 Yard A soft crepe fabric, in every wanted Popular shades for sports frocks shade. and skirts. French Twill Serges All-Wool Jerseys $1.50 to $5 Yard $2.25 Yard In the new Autumn colors for smart Another popular- sports fabric—for frocks. children, too. A Large Collection of the Newest Cotton Fabric Dress Patterns, Cut and Boxed for Gifts Percales, 5 Yards, $1.25 Ginghams, 5 Yards, $1.90 Printed Zephyrs Normandy Voile For children, 3 yards, $1.50. Cut in any length, 50c yard. New Printed Silk and Cotton Crepes In a wonderful assortment of new patterns, cut in any length, $1.25 yard. Silk Section, Second foor. ‘Wool Dress Goods Section, Second fioor. Christmas Cakes and Candies arc Ready Now The Candy Section has'a wealth of good things for gifts or for r own Christmas fe e Bromm’s Old Virginia Fruit Cake, $1.25 to $6. Assorted Goody Baskets, filled, $2 to $15. 5-Ib. Christmas Box. sorted Chocolates, Tops and Conserved Pineapple. Special, $1.85. Sherry’s Candy, $1 to $4. Mullan Taffies, 40c and 80c. Candy Section, Fourth ficor. Nut Jumbo Sweaters for Sportswear $5.75 to $10.75 A smart gift for the sports- woman or college girl is the big, warm, Jumbo sweater— golf coat or slip-over models in white, maroon, cardinal, tan, brown and navy blue. Sweater Section, Third floor Smart Blouses Always Acceptable $7.50 to $19.75 One may choose from beauti- ful new blouses—metal laces, eorgette, faille, satin, crepe. verblouses and chic -tunics, charmingly trimmed. An at- tractive model for every wom- an. Blouse sketched, $7.50. Blouse Sectlon, Third floor.