Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1925, Page 15

T - HECTRCALEN DISEUSS PROBLENS Engineers Speak on High- Voltage Distribution and Protection. ttending ct No. 2 red loads was dis- f the Mass- Fechnology. J& of proper 1d reasonably Air S lent of . will speak at an Coming On NE Tabiets to PISTOL BATTLE STAGED. Police Report Two Men Sought to Enter Garage. Henry Majurski and F. A. Schenck, South W gton policemen, en- gaged in ning pistol battle with two unidentified colored men in Car- 1in court southwest about 1:30 o’clock None of the shots took ar as is known. of the policemen was o the men, who were gcting near Herbert's drug ia avenue and Tenth attempt was made to store, but their actions seemed suspiclous to the pollcemen, who followed them to Carlin court, 2 Their nd after about 20 666 s a Prescription prepared for Colds, Fever 20d Grippe It is the most speedy remedy we now, Preventing Pneumonia A For Relieving HEADACHE NEURALGIA TOOTHACHE RHEUMATISM Ask Your Druggist MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE aie Estimates. _1434-142 U N.W. th 8845, o S Sy Storage, Moving, Crating 418.20 10th N. W, Main 4229-Frank. 3483 MOVING STORAGE Main 2010, MOVE Without Werry or Risk, Re. ) rvl Low Rates. Btorae i oo mo, and up. Ex- ackers 3 RO50 Florida avene "> NORTH 204 CRATE AND PACK B 1313 You sTm BHONE _NORTH~ Practice Thrift White Middies and Skirts For Girl Graduates Full regulation middies in all white jean, made with yoke and strap for tie, and trimmed with white braid, sizes 6 to 22 years, $1.50 and $1.95. Full pleated, white jean skirts.on body, sizes 6 to 16 years, $1.65. New Spring Skirts $4.50 and $5 Gay colored plaids and checks of light weight wool flannel, made to button on a body, 6 to 16 years, make the newest skirts. A whole costume is made with a wool slip-on sweater, or button-down-the-front style, in various colors to match the skirt, $5. Girls' Section, Fourth fioor. New—Special Roman Striped Satin Scarfs, $2 Add a colorful note to your Winter costume with a bright Roman Striped Silk Scarf. In pretty colors with fringed ends. Neckwear Section, First fioor. Corset Brassiere Special, $1.95 Soit, supple lines insured by this long, fine-fitting model, in pretty striped poplin; lightly boned to give sufficient support. This is just one of the many out- standing values offered in the An- nual January Sale of Corsets and Jrassieres. Corset Section, Third floor. Saturday Special 2Lbs. Homemade Chocolates, 95¢ Pure, Wholesome Homemade Chocolates. Assorted creams, benbons and nuts, in an attrac- tive box. Special Saturday price— 2 Lbs., 95¢ Candy Section, Fourth floor. Of Simple Elegance Black Satin Pumps, $10 Footwear of lustrous satin for infor- mal dress, priced most modestly. Black satin is always in good taste and they may be worn with any color scheme. Sketched is a slim model with a dainty one strap and high Spanish heels, Wemen's Shos Section, Third foor. Timely Clearance Misses” Fine Winter Coats, $75 With cold weather grip- ping us, a warm Winter coat is indispensable. Many who waited till now for their Winter coats will find a limited choice, but the values and savings are remarkable. Lynx and fine fox fur trim the collar and cuffs of beautiful coats, in red- dish tones, green, light tan and brown and black. Every coat is warmly in- terlined, assuring protec- tion against the cold. With months of Winter weather ahead, these coats will be seasonable for some time. Misses' Section, Fourth floor. Tweed Knickers $3.95 Knickers are the accepted thing for many outdoor sports—mo- toring, golfing, hiking, horse- back riding—and every girl will be interested in a pair at this low price. Fine tweed in mixtures of gray, brown and green, tailored with extreme smartness. Sizes 14 to 38. Sportswear Section, Third floor. Sale—470 Pairs Novelty Silk Hose ;z:uced. $2’50 A Decided Saving' on Every Pair Choice of chiffon weight that has a smart self stripe, or the regular weight in two-tone colors, including all the sea- son’s best footwear shades. These hose are all in perfect condition, Hosiery Section, First floor. Sensible Shoes for Growing Girls, $8 Black patent leather shoes with dressy sailor ties are built on com- fortable, round-toe lasts with low, covered heels, and are best for the growing girl, sensible without losing one bit of style. Children’s Shoe Section, Third Soor. Imported Socks, 50c Children’s half-length lisle socks, in white and tan, with fancy colored top, and novelty stripe socks of tan, red, gray and old blue. Children's Tosiery Section, Fourth floor. The Original Cross-Word Puzzle Board Special, $2.75 Saves time and trouble of erasing. Use lettered pegs in the squares in- stead of making pencil letters. Good for originating cross word puzzles. Set complete with 24 illus- trated puzzles and 24 trays of let- tered pegs. The above Cross-word Puzzle Board, equipped with the Winston’s Universal Dictionary and Third Series Puzzle Book, special, $5. Toy Section, Fourth Soor. Hoodmard & Lnthrop See Our Other Advertisements on Pages 14 and 27, To the Sppcinli;etl Misses’ Section Fresh from Paris come the new- est style notes for early Spring New Dresses $25, $29.50 The most outstanding feature of the Spring mode is the low, circular are on straightline frocks. Ske‘ched is a lace and crepe de chine combi- nation in wood rose with the circular bottom and narrow scarf effect, $25. Shimmering satins are seen in new shades — mushroom, champagne, bright blue, and the always good black. Many new Dresses for Spring wear, with and without sleeves, in satin, crepe and georgette, and en- semble dresses of printed crepe and faille, $25 and $29.50. Misses’ Section, Fourth fioor. ven the Little Miss Wears a Silk Scarf, $2 A Scarf just like big sister's—bright red crepe de chine, the ends stenciled in a picturesque design and finished with silk fringe. Neckwear Section, First floor. Children’s Leggins $2.50 and $3.50 Jersey Drawer Leggins, buttoned up the side with bone buttons, keep the little folks dry and warm. Tan, navy and gray; 2 to 6 years. Brusl;led Wool Sweater Suits, $7.50 to $12 A comfy set, composed of sweater, cap, mittens and leggins, in copen, tan, white, pink, blue. Infants’ Hand-crocheted Sacques, white edged with pink or blue, $1.50 to $3.50. Crocheted Bootees to match, 50c to $2.50. Infants’ Crocheted Hats and Caps are in tan, green, orange and brown, with white angora, $2.50. Without the angora trimming, 75c to $1.25. Infants’ Section, Fourth floor. She'll Surely Like a Nymfaun Toilet Set, $4 Another of our timely gift sugges- tions for the girl graduate. An as- sortment of Nymfaun toiletries. The smart, thin, double compact (golden finish) — the fascinating ymfaunette with its glass stop- pered perfume applier—and the con- venient lip stick make a charming gift. Nymfaun Perfume, in a gem- like amber flask, $5. Other Nymfaun articles—powder, creams, bath salts and compacts, at- tractively priced. Tollet Goods Bection, First floor. HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, JANUARY - 23, 1925. Practice Thrift C-L-E-A-R-A-N-C-E Fur Coats---Fur Jacquettes Amazingly Low Prices 48-inch Coats, made from best selected skins, beautifully matched and lined with silk, reduced very radically for clearancing. 1—Leopard Cat Coat, raccoon collar and cuffs. Now $395. 1—Civet Cat Coat, beautiful, smart model. Now $225. 1—Nutria Coat, large chin collar and a very un- usual puff sleeve, finest quality. Now $395. Youthful Models in Jacquettes Are Marked Way Down 1—Tan Caracul Jacquette, viatka squirrel trim- ming the collar and cuffs; fine model. Now $100. 1—Stunning Jacquette in excellently matched muskrat skins, smart, stylish lines. Now $85. 1—Kolinsky Dyed Jap Mink Jacquette. Now $225. 1—Viatka Squirrel Jacquetté, collared in fox, now $295. 1—Leopard cat smartly trims the collar, cuffs and border of a lovely Silver Muskrat Jacquette, now $150. Fur Section, Third floor. Girls” Wash Dresses, $1.95 Attractive School Dresses of cotton crepe, chambray and gingham, priced less than it will cost mothers to make them at home Half a dozen styles, including the bloomer dresses, all with touches of hand embroidery. Good quality, wash- able material, either plain or checked, in a variety of colors. Come in early—they are selling very fast. Girls’ Bection, Fourth for. Simplicity the Keynote in Women’s Smartest Sports Hats, $7.50 Small, close-fitting models, simply tailored, are conspicuously smart because of the limited trimming. Just a tiny felt bow, three brims instead of one; brilliant colors, Pablo, Indian orange, jade, and there you have it—the smartest personable sports hat imaginable. Hats in Straw, for Southern Wear, in Light Colors, $7.50 $11.75 For Boys’ Two-Trousers Suits--- ~ Because It’s Clearance Time Dependable fabrics and good tailoring combine to make these suits for the boy from 8 to 18 that will wear and wear—and the mid-Winter clear- ance brings prices way down. Junior Boys” Winter Overcoats, $11.75 Warm and roomy, styled to the moment, in the season’s newest colorings, these overcoats will appeal to those who waited till after Christmas to buy. Sizes 3 to 10 years. ®ome in and see them. Boys® Section, Fourth floor. January Sale Values Great as Ever Gowns and Envelope Chemise Special, $1.85 Hundreds of thrifty women have profited by the great values in the January Sale of Underwear. Now, a new shipment makes greater values. Nainsook of the finest quality fashions these gowns and chemise, trimmed with real Irish and filet laces, inserts and edgings and dainty embroidery. Buy now. Underwear Section, Third Soor. A Vogue-Royal Pattern for Every Spring Modified Chanel Sports Dress A Simple, But Smart Child’s Party Dress One Smart Way To Use Prints Easily-made Spring Ensemble Costume 7946 &voaut] ¥ Perfect Lines in An Afternoon Dress Pattern Bection, Second Seor.