Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1925, Page 14

THE EV D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY HOUSE MEMBERS |[ sovumon or mumerr whex e crosswomp puzzue | |THRIFT WEEK DERE BACK POLICEMAN Z Satisfied Mllton D. Smith Did 23, 192%. AUTO AND BABY FOUND. Child Stolen With Car Located by Detective. While Mrs, H. L. Powell of 205 street northeast was pur crament of the United States contem- | ernment of Honduras upon the inaus- plates with pleasure the resumption |uration on February 1 of the nev of formal relations with the gov-| constitutfonal authorities. i"Mnke a Will” and “Safe Invest- 1 ments’”” Features of Final Program Todny sVplE AT N o STy ElAILIAIN DI INNIELSI afi?fifil//fllfl/4 EGE | ue yesterday | « stole_her automo- ch she had left her 2-year- old son Billy. Responding to the kid- naping alarm, the police force searche. Not Make Double Arrest for One Offense. &\‘Elfl‘l The Thrift Week campaign will close tonight with final efforts of the committees centered on “Make a Will” and “Safe Investments” move- ments. During the day, attorneys and trust officers of local banks will give advice to those sceking information on either subject, An_effort will be made today to|= give Thrift talks in those elementa schools that have not been reach during the campaign. Stephen kes will address 10 achools In the for two hours befora Headquarters De. tective Alligood found the car parked the wrong direction on a one-way thoroughfare at Sixth and 1 streets, with and enjoying a “pacifier.” The child was brought to police head- quarters and the mother notified. OR. HUMPHREYS® —to match your odd coats. Billy snugly wrapped in blankets || ton. Hundreds and hundreds of all-wool Trousers in many pat- terns, colors and shades. We carry the largest assortment of trousers in Washing- The pair you need to match your odd VO = 5] NI - Sl e tion of the city Jmll coat can surely be found in our immense stock. Priced very low—$4.65 and up. EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts. s for talks given at the the Retafl Credit Men's Assoclation have been so numerous that they are to be put in printed form and dis- tributed from the general Thrifr headquarters to all who make appli- N NS e A - lC | bz F k) [> e Maj, Augus- appealed th NN [0 B b N m | tee, = Bin kb B RN EHE [F ImH B = N mB | %, N «\a‘m Mrs. Joseph Frantz of Mount Cory, Ohlo, breeder of blue-blooded cattle, is one of the first women to win top honors in the International Live Stock IN[o]s]&] /,l.'- Woman Wins Prize j WOULD INCREASE PAY. | For Thrift Week Puzzle Solution)|: N~ P N R nEHm -] E&fi! 2 kB 0NN N oo = NNH [~ 2imB N2 S m] ol e | THE MEN'S STORE New OF WOODWARD & LOTHROP Stetson Hats Spring They have just arrived and they erday Republican, n a statement, Mr. Fish said that mm» 1tly cabinet officlals, obliged o entertain extensi have found | theis salaries tnadequate and have been foreed to resign in order to rehablli- tate their finances. Mrs. E. R. Fleming Fl'rsl to Answer—A. F. Holt Is Second. 259 to 33Y53% Our Entire Stock of Suitings & Overcoatings | $34.-50 Formerly Priced $45 & $50 ] Made to Measure l Many Spring-weight suitings and top coatings are included Newcorn & Green Merchant Tailors for 26 Years 1002 F Street N.W. Daily Closing Hour 6 P.M. had been closed triet Commis- of the police mittee merely whether the of the law was Mrs. Edwin R. Fleming, apar(- 7 Columbia road efve $£10 In gold, _whole matter,” Rep- we hope BreathBad? Constipation may be causingit. Pluto Water safely and quickly flushes all the congested waste out of the bowel tract. Acts in 30 minutes to two hours. Never gripes. Prescribed by physicians, sold by druggists and bottled at French Lick Springs, Ind. When Nature Won't Pluto Will PLUTO icas WATER 55 ing the first “Thrift week" put out by the . . . il Credit Men o register again with young men ntribution to who like style that has snap. mpaign, which c Cl . You who think twice about the being a Thrift style of your hats will find sat- Joseph D. mbia road TROY SWEPT BY FLAMES isfaction in our new showing of Reach $500,000—11 Stetsons for Spring. %7 and %10 Men's Hat Scctiom, First floor. be given & ® wards will be made Saturda Loss May Rescues by Firemen. of Washington, at the orga ‘s office, 503 Seventh northwest s — Reserve Genemls Appointed. ' Toilet ‘Needs, S pecml 4 19¢ Toothbrushes, 1ic; medium, soft and hard. Whit d amiber color Mennen's Bnh\ Talcum, 19¢. Mavis Face Powder, 39c. Coty’s Talcum, 83c. Powder Puffs in rubber cases, 9c. Tre Jur Triple Compacts, $1.25. | Tre Jur Double Compacts, SIL. Narcissus De Chine Perfume, $2.25 ounce. Strect Floor Men’s Fine Silk Shirts | Suits and Selling Regularly for $6 and $7 Special, $3.98 Silk jersey, silk broadcloth and fine striped or plain silk crepes in exquisitely tailored models, featuring the smartest of the new mlon and patterns. Sizes 14 to 17. | Every man needs {| | at least one or more | Silk Shirts for dress- up occasions —and portunity to buy— and Save. Overcoats 38 The quality of Wood- ward & Lothrop Suits and Overcoats is as well known in Washington as is Stet- son hat quality throughout the world. An Interestmg Array of Men's Shop—Street Floor Boys’ $15 Two-Pants Suits Reduced to Beau Brummel would be delighted with the styles, the fabrics, the tailoring. And astonished at the price. But January is clearance Knitted Silk Ties, $1.85 A fraction of the original price for They are so immensely line and color—that a seen in the youthful sh, freshing touches of trimmi Modes ar c nnlr«:l captivating—the hat with hmh trimming leading all others. Fine Fabrics and Straw Combinations —predominate. with the ing factor. Other br new Hats for miss and matron—Ia sizes. gray tones a lcad- iant colors to T ber Winter costumes are espec presented. smafl head Street Floor—King's Palace that in many po 5 Step-in, i our figure is erect and grac Madame XReducing | s You Look Thin While Getting Thin | T ive, uncovered rubber of which ade grips the flesh and glves a powerful Step-in and Open-front, in gray, Clasp-on, Reducing Brassiere, Floor—King's P " Look Thinner While (,ettm o Thinner! he very first moment You start welghing mes smaller. Girdle | | but {mperceptible massago no time causes reductions of unds. $9.35 n flesh, $11.8 in flesh, $1 More of Those $1 Ro Special 5 9 at c tractive les; n nursery Linen, ( hambray and Loretta Cloth mpers and well many with patterns Choose from plain colors or lovely com- binations. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Bmgain Table—Main Floe; e r Girls’ Flannel Middy Blouses Formerly $ and $3.98 Swagger regulation or Peter Pan colfar st in navy, brown, red and gree Some trimmed with white braid and sleeve emblem. Others in overblouse effect. Sizes 6 to 22. These are undeniably smart and youthful. Girls’ Sweaters $2.98 Heavy, Simply Woven Sweaters, in button-front effect. Finished with roll collar and two pockets. Buff, brown; navy and maroon. Second Floor Fashion’s Newest Vagary st Stiff Collar and Cuff Sets 59¢ They are not only new but oh so smart—make a simple tailored frock look like the proverbial million dollars. These in white only 1n round collar style with wide cuffs. ('N yours at once, Sport Ties, in plaids and plain colors, 49¢ Street Floor i | case and bobby comb. | and rouge, compacts and lipstick. | border. 2 $10.95 These are about the finest Suits we have yet been able to offer at such ah exceptionally low price. They are well tailored, just like Dad's, made of fine woolen fabrics, and both knickers fully lined through- out. Sizes 10 to 19 years. Boys' Shop—Street Floor Dainty Vanity Cases Take New Lowered Prices Tomorrow, $ l .88 Your choice of several very smart designs at the same low price of $1.88—at this figure you really save considerably One style of leather is fitted with compact, lipstick Another fancy vanity is shown in assorted colors and styles set with stones and finished with neat ribbon handle. Fitted with powder Correct for after- noon or evening. Fancy Combs, formerly $2 to 85, greatly reduced. In fact many are about 1; less than regular. Every size and type presented; sat with colored stones or plain filigree effects. Pearl (Mfg.) Necklaces, 69¢ Guaranteed indestructible pearls (mfg.), in the popular ‘24-inch length. Beautiful, creamy tint and closed with safety clasp. Street I'loor 'Theé Scarf’s the Thing! So Here Are Many New Ones $2.49 They should really sell for $3.50, but as a feature for Saturday selling we offer them for only $2.49. Spring patterns in printed crepe de chiue in brilliant or subdued colors. Finished with 9-inch plain color yards long. . Street Floor Qv i QU T ] : i | \ | 1 Lisle Socks $1.15 Fine Imported and Do- mestic Socks, full fash- ioned. Greatly re- duced. Men's Furnishings Section, First fioor. Oxfords, $6 Not a reduced price, but a very low one for these Fine Oxfords. They have rubber heels. Men’s Shoe Section, Second fioor. time—that's why they're so greatly reduced. Men's Cloihes Section, Second floor. Youths’ Suits Reduced $21.75 na $27.75 All With 2 Trousers Our entire stock of Suits, in the youthful mixtures and styles that young men like. The majority are in the two and three button sack models that were most popular this season. Sizes 33 to 37; for youths, 16 to 20. . Youths’ Overcoats Now $27.75 Our remaining stock—no exceptions—single and double breasted Box and Town Ulsters. Men’s Clothes Section, Secomd floor. these heavy, lustrous Knit Silk Ties. Men's Furnishings Section, First fioor. aodmard X Lothrop See Our Other Advertisements on Pages 15 and 27. e