Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1924, Page 21

THE EVEN STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1924. le sion it w u nmittee METHOD I]EFENI]EUI nvnl b ana b or I | | | s voted to return to a tenants m B Resolutions urging heavy flnes for drivers who fail Assessor Explavns System in Address Celumbia Heights Citizens. to s for stationing an ut Fourteenth street | ) as voiced to the plac- of trafiic District _off < Land Value Ranze. »| FIRE TRAPS FAMILY; 1 DEAD, 2 BURNED| Charred Body of Oliver Hoover Found in Ruins of Home at Jennings, Md. yme un- asleap. | s d without injury. Armur L Keller Dxes rh xl t his IM\A DR. MORLEY TO LECTURE. |2 Will Describe Carnegie Institu- tion’s Yucatan Work. Dr. Sylvanus G. Morley, associate in middle American archeology of the Carnegie Institution of Washington, will again deliver his lecture on the institution's initial excavations in) the buried ital of the lost Maya ac an, at 8:30 o'clock to- e Administration building, ixteentlt and P streets. Dr. Mor who has had charge of h work at Chichen Itza zreatest aboriginal intel vement on this conti- delivered the same lecture 1 response to popular demand, the lecture will be repeated for the bene- fit of the public tonight. There will be no admission charge and no seats will be reserved. The doors will be opened at § o'clock. PROCTOR S . PINELYP Nothing Tak: Insixt on Pinelyptus AT YOUR DRUGGIST PAS\’ILLES‘ You'll forget its extra cost when you taste its extra goodness in your baking. Makes Better Bread—and more of it. Better pies and cakes too. THE CEUT OF YOUR s Nt/ 9, The Seville A Society Brand model in blue chinchilla. Double breasted with full draped back, 46 inches long. It is the coat for the business Comfortable—con- servative—correct. . B i vl il 7 man. e v’ CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CHECKS CASHED—2D CLOTHES THA FLOOR, MATIN T COUNTS 4 The Hecht Co. 4 &very Shop a Gift Shop Now BUILDING. llllllllfllllllll 00 O 0 0000 0 S A 2 Gift Services . Packages sent prepaid anywhere pplied. Taxicabs summoned. Postage stamps sold. Christmas cards sold. Christmas seals sold. Gifts held gnd sh|ppcd subject to your instructions SRR (3&33&&&?%%%&?%?»&”&?%‘? RS RTIRIRR IR 1200 Rompers and Cme[p)eirs - R HEEA N e TR 5 ,.m*?.'sz* S 2N TN SN2 Satisfaction First Since 1859 810-818 Seventh Street @ 21 Gift Services Christmas merchandise boxed. Parcels packed for shipping, Packages checked without charge Messengers summoned. Packages weighed Information about Washington for visitors. Small packages wrapped together. Giits held for Christmas deliver i'; }.‘ Specially Purchased for a Holiday Sale gg Rompers, Sizes 2 to 6 Years Creepers, Sizes 1, 2 and 3 Years Children’s’ clothes, too, must receive their share of holiday buying—and with gifts of rompers and creepers, so appropriate—this remarkable sale should bring out all mothers and those who desire to give wearable gifts The best materials possible—chambray, linene and Loretta cloth. Plain colors or those with white waists and colored bloomers. Patterned in Dutch style, with square neck, and trimmed with applique embroidery. Some with white or contrasting colored collars and cuffs, embroidered, too. Second Floor—King’s Palace. Again! A Wonderful Purchase 1,000 Tailored Blouses 79 Regularly Selling for $1 —And they present we: u der swe are just the thing ored suits bought th A $1.49—Natural b decorated Choo-Choo Car, youngster Folding 26x18. Oak ——— FREE WATCHES! In the Bovs Clothing Department We Want to Make Your Boys Happy at Christmas Stem-Winding and _Stem-Settinz WATCH 1bsolutely Free With Suit, Overcoat or Mackinaw at $6.95 to $22.50 Street Floor Any for or em Ace Antos, $6.95—TWire wheels . otormeter, bumper and rubber Velocipedes, ‘cooters, $3.95 e wheels 73e—Pictures Snap Ball Game, Witk t Hicy Blackboards, ton. chanical Toys, on Books, Wagons, Tinker Toys Street Floor—King's Palace Gift Gloves for the Family Women’s Lace Cuff Gaunt- lets — Several smart colors and styles. P. K. sewn and finished with heavy con- trasting embroid- which to choose in ery on the backs, $1.95 2-clasp style....... 59c Men’s Gray Suede Gloves—Hcavy I X. M style with black embroidered backs. ... Men s Guy Mocha Gloves—Soft skins in of ¢ Black embroide *ui $4 50 en’s Gauntlets and Mittens- anc ther. Some slight irregulars, 3 t Fringed and pitture cu fur-top mittens, wrist- elasp gloves 59C Children’s i brown; all sizes Women’s Kayser, Cham- oisette and Cashmere Gloves — Spear and embroidered backs. Several shades from new light shadc bac l\\ : Chil, 1 le Street Floor—King’s Palace Thousands of Christmas Ties A choice assortment gathered together to simplify Christmas gift buying for the men folks. Women who just don’t know what to buy—will know once they see these beautiful ties. Scores of pattern figur and stripes, floral effects, dots, es, bright colo subdued colors, dark colors a style for every preference. Cut silks from the finest-looms as well as lovely knitted silks. Ties boxed upon request. Men's Shop—Street Floor R N A s sl Gift Hints Handkerchiefs Are on Every List 39¢ & 98¢ Box Men’s "Kerchiefs Variously Priced 5 for 59¢—C with colored tton handkerghiefs der. Woven cords on erchiefs with colored ith Street Floor Boudoir Caps 39¢ and 98¢ Caps and bandeaus of fine rious pretty s colors Street Floor Give Neckwear Dainty Groups at .)9(' md 98¢ Speciall ready nd h Srect Floor Boys’ Rubber Raincoats, $2.98 Heavy black rubber cc button-up_collar and s teners. Sizes 6 to 14 ye: Sow'wester to match, 50c M&&%&%fi%fi%flfl&?&?&%fl‘&%fifl&%fl% 233?3»,{ A Pre-Holiday ffering of These coats were manufactured to sell at a much higher price—they came to us through a special purchase—and you know the savings involved in purchases of large quantity are shared with you. Tomorrow you really save from $8 to $18 on each coat. and cut chinchilla. The newer red tones—cranberry and oxblood, as well as penny, All beautifully lined throughout and enhanced with lnrgc coliars, cuffs, bands or borders of mink, marmot, mandel, mouffion, viatka. coney, bay squlrrcl (coney), beaverette and muskrat. Second Floor—King's Palace cinnabar, gray and black. * Fur-Trimmed Winter Coats Worth $29.75, $35 and $39.75 $21 iy Stunning fur-trimmed models in such soit Winter fabrics—vel velour, vel suede, bolivia, velour de laine, suedine, polaire, cut polaire, downywool 1‘&%&?3 taupe, Sizes 16 to 44. %’M&%&?flm < i nmumlmlmnnmnmnmmnmnum‘lmmnmmmnnmumnnumnmnmnuummnmmfinnnm LU T B R R T e T TR e 1