Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1925, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1925. 11 mittee on public hemith, membership is inevitable. It becomes | pleagure in indorsing their adminis- | changes In the rates allowed our|preparing and submitting the report|pers’ Regional Advisory Board L “An autormobile ceuld no more run | the province of the membership com- | {ration and recommending them for | various utllities have been made, [onereferendum No. 83 from the United | makes reco Of Chamber of Commerce|rihest s motor thin can's chamber | mittes not only to recoup the losses, | FLupoiintment. It 1s suficient to «ay | Tho commitice, however, welcomes | States Chamber of Commerce on the | gunisetior 4 of commerce without & good member- | but to increase the active member: |{hat® they received appointment at|the scttlement of the controverted | general subjact of transportation. The | mittes for the ensuin ship committee. Espectally is this |ship. the hands of the President for an|matte inec v e roport submitted and adopted by the true of our own chamber, where the | e recent canvass for new mem- | additional term of service. . wer Co. and congratu- | chamber Was pr v the one|contributed from only source of revenue of any consid- | par, , which was conducted without : z ¥ e that they are to re-|adopted by majc te the | £4 A% 20 5 erable consequence is the dues re- | publiity and by a purely voluntary GNIRANIAG Sevinn (Gliag, t of their money | United States chamber me £21 tuoas or 3 has bo n r:'r one of our members, | celved from members. Btaff of workers, not only resulted i | *The ~manufacturers’ committee, |1 e Dash ao lone Dabons dn iited Staces chia BRS Eacured wn ok bi . 05 : o1 Charles J. Stockman, chairman, is = e : @ atio; Stros ihonid b PEKIaR [ iChe eenoraTichnimy 2 e Dut S1ne demonatrated that thate in & | Fendering the chamboer and the City | \nd frojgnt. rates, W. C. Kenduil,| (he mombersnip of Washinton hust: e e poten| “Our chamber has been extremely | very approachable feellng among our |one of the most valuable services|Z — - Hotiring to exhibit should | fortunate in its membership commit- | business men regarding membership | ever performed. il el E c committee, | e e ke aame s Avall- | tees, and never more mo than at the |in tha chamber. The than the [ “The _public utilities e present time, Our membership com- | chamber are due the committee for [Harry King, chalrman, has been rep-| mittee, under Mr. I. C. Weld, chalr- | valuabls services. resented at all important hearix 720-22 24 7“! SL N W v Special Edition Pianned. ;nln. has rendered most efficlent serv- "Du|ring the past year the terms of | before the ]"uh“ll‘) l"lHlU:s l'w{;"" 4 E ’ l | A spectal exposition edition of Great- | 1°¢; s otyilian Commipsiotiars’ = Matana. | #ton, resdv nt 81l oM 0 e AN/ er Washington, the chamber paper, will| “In an orsanization of this kind alCuno .H. Rudolph and James to safeguard tho rights of the people | S P N Dbe issned. ThiN eAIUOR WL DS R W] T T — ey C arge one, and besides carrying special 5 " l . to need much serwice from the com- | certain amount of annual turnover in Oyster—expired. The chamber took|of the District. Comparatively few!"hulrmln, rendered a real service in|ness men in the Atlantic States SBhip« Lloyd Is Elected President : FB For many years t 1 Ninth Pa to make the exposition & com- | deserving orwant i us ways. 1 n the exposition will be open ertisements by our business houses. These advertisements should be of great value in this connection. This sition will be unique, interesting, ational, and should be very bene- b ' STARTING TOMORROW AT 9 AM. 1 to the industries represented. The committeo on public health, ¢ THE SALE YOU'VE WAITED FOR Dr. L. J. Battle, chairman, as well as the chamber and the community, is to c v be congratulated that it has not been b with & satisfied | pecessary for it to be particularly ac- b e e Son oe (4] © faces and a con- | tive. Our city has been too healthy ; Semi-Annual ‘ 7 PR - Another of Those Marvelous $3.00 7and $4.00 : | Constipafion x You’ll find hundreds of fine shoes, SHOE SALES BIE Genventions mgsthd. Don't lct constipation poison your famed for Stetson Shop style and qual- | | sk Pumps, Oxfords, High Shoes, | blood and curtail your . energy. 1i your liver ity, at great reductions. There are so 1-Strap House Slippers, Patents, Suedes, Kids d bowels don't alge ==} $2.00 Children’s Shoesl 4 to 11 Sizes OEchipiiviale B many exceptional values that we Ll L EENINIRTRITENINIRISNET LT CARTER 8 Yards 19¢ 8 Yards 15¢ Four 35¢ lfil‘t'tll.e‘tlvfr ST i couldn’t possibly list them all, but Fancy Outing Amoskeag Pillowcases .. Flannel Cruh Towling | dayand lebrated LA S 70\ 79\ 17811 /@\i (@A@Y L@ @) 7V % / Agents Ladies Home Journal Patterns these prices dominate: your lmuble ccase. For dizziness, lack of ap- petite, headache and blotchy skin nothing can equal them. Purely B e vt | | SET5 SYT5 TS | AH ! TASTE[ESS : K You're going to find an unusual clusive Stetson Shop novelties; eve- o kK ‘(n ;Y Ju‘,rl‘t %{Y“lf, 59¢ 8 Yards 19¢ oveRy Bleafhed | D - P . . S | World’s finest Physic now ning slippers in patent, satin, silver Pleasant as Lemonade and gold, and many of the famous 36 { h .. 1] v!K!li!l“‘lk',’llll EEESISERFERE! r' 'l'hEee suél wnmean Longeloth $1.00 Corset e x 22 39c Brassiere 6 Yards 29 - g A Both for E:'S:e:n” : New shape corsets Five 29¢ “Acorn” greatly reduced prices. - s in 20 to 30 sizes, and Walsts ; : perfect fitting bras- sieres, both for..... Stetson Snappy Ties that have been so popular. Sizes are somewhat broken in many of the styles; but you’ll have Report on Industries, no trouble in finding your size in TR RGBT any nmumber of popular models at ‘S‘Ai.2}9 Wo;ue;'i Long : Flannelette Kimonof l : $1.69 40-Inch All-Wool | . 8 Pairs 71797c" TINNNNTIENEENUENNECRENYANEIIONRENYILIEY B o McCallum Hosiery Also Reduced in This Sale Doctors and nur de- b pend upon it because no 3 other laxative acts so perfectly, 80 hnrmlznly etk § STETSON SHOE SHOP “Epsonade S;lts" is 21 | it rIEELaNEERID 1lack B Remnants, Yard Men’s Sox Full 40-inch wide, all perfect and all-wool pure Epsom Salts made i s THIRTEEN FI1vE F STREET | E 59c Boys Blouses e mia s oics ot e canee S O . ||: $1.00 Boys’ Pants package at any drugstore. Try it! ‘Ipsonade Saits” is guaranteed by ¢ i the American Epsom Association. [ Both for 6 to 16 size Boys' Good g Quality Cloth Surely You Need More Hose! . 5 " " Disguise That Bob! | § Knickers, in Luuh Silk Hosiery, $1 ] $3 Hair Switches, Special, $1.89 (ER ) RN rice indeed for such splendid Just the thing you need to cover your short I : tached collar RR> and sclect e thread silk stockings. Made hair when arranging for formal wear. An ex- ! 3 blouses of good d garter top and shown cellent quality, 24-inch switch in 3 separate Gl Fereals d smart Spring tones strands, is featured in all shades, except mixed | ’ . gray. Wavy hair. ! Both' for Street Floor second Street Floor Sasngpsanssnsqaryaz T IEINENNENENNNESEERNRNRNNENANRNUNNLES | Four $1.50 H-B Strong Dress ¢ Children's 4 ' | / Drawers Sill Hose Suit Cases | | , 2 ¢ z ted Drawers: small MIK: all colors and u i sizes only. sizes; seconds. hardware. $1.59 Women’s Silk $2.00 Women's 4 Pairs 35¢ Children’s At a price that should sell them $ - $1 WAISTS $1 Stocings $1 Winter-weight fne ribbed suits for by twos and threes W e B L L L T e Tor Charsidiag Now: Sglon , g b d gi: = 135 Hanclsome’$2.00 $3.00 and $4.00 Amoskeag Gingham R Y Fi ; 7 7 sl i Velvets, Satins, Felts, Chambray New Spring Dress and Sport Styles Patterns and Striking Colors and Combinations All Colors, All Shapes for Young Girls, Women and Matrons Tan and white dimity, linene and batiste; tallored or embroldered styles. Famous Bell Brand: tan, blick and white; perfect quality; all sizes. Today Aprons are no longer aprons to be worn only in the kitch- en; they are dainty frocks with comfortable short sleeves, made in lovely styles A ey s Lo = and correct for wear throughout the day at home and for neighborhood con- | : arun T L T T pHm—r wventions. > / sl 69 Women’s House | 2—79¢ $2.00 and $3.00 These are so very pretty in ten new styles, showing touches of fancy A Dresses Bunga]oWs Children’s Hats bindings, rickrack braids, applique, organdy ruffling and contrasting fabrics, $ Full cut house Velvets, Satins and EEYTRERNREAINNRIEARERANITISAT 2XBEL &l . b ith handy pockets and all finished with natty tie sash. Corded Fast-Color SxEEMEw e Felt Dress and Sport belts. All sizes; Hats, for little tots. Medium and large sizes, in 9 Light and dark grounds with printed figures, or advance-style plaids and pretty colors. ANl new styles. blue, gray, navy, green, black checks, also plain colors. i 2—69¢c Men’s 3—59c Babies’ Silk |2 Pairs $1 and $2 and white and other bright colors. Purchase for the Summer ahead—there are worth-while savings on each WorkShirts Shipe Women'’s Kid See Our Window Display garment, and at this price you can well afford to buy in quantity. | A m $ Undersllins $ Gloves 7 able Blue Cham- ‘White only and Scotmll Nisur—iing's/ Fulnce bray Shirts, col- h:”“-l:?’e‘nv;‘!" some slightly soiled. lars attached; all ock: rayon siik Embrotdered backs! sizes. Closeout price—