Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1925, Page 15

HOLDS MIRAGLES DIVINELY NATURAL }.ecturer Explains Redemp- « tive Aim of Christian F Scientists. Declaring so-called miracle fro that t night fcated that Christian raise the dead, cast out devils.” fentists do not at they in their application of Christla ce to their hum. still ¥ find much in th exp or” which to be grateful : k forward to greater and more abundant su s in their redemp- tive w nkind as they come more faithful, more consecra and more obedient to spiritual law. Cites Miracles of Jesus. Mr. Cook member of the board P of the mother church, st Church of Chr ntist, s lecure, W auspices of the Christ, nder of this y healed the the dead. He | WwiAH#gY Trom. the desd and, finally he ascended completely above finm This und: presence and pow God with us,’ and it was th whioh Jesus referred when he said: ‘He that believeth on me, the works that T do shall he do also’ declaration of Jesus shows kably that the works de did t miraculous, as they are believed to be, but that they viwnwrl from his understanding of iivine principle and can, any time, be done by those who have gained a le knowledge of that mind. WOULD CURB JAPANESE. Kansas Bill Proposes Three-Year Limit on Tenancy. TOPEKA, Kans, February Japanese and Chinese would not be permitted to acquire, own or lease yor more than three vears any land {n Kansas under a bill approved yes- terday by the lower house of the Legislaturs in committe of the whole. No Representatives spoke against the Third |7 the (]| ter and mortal existence. | Ask U. S. Airplane ‘Dusting’ A For ‘Dusting’ Apple Trees in Virginia WINCHESTER, Va., February 25. —Federal Agricultural Depart- ment authorities have been re- quested by Director General W. A. Ryan of the Winchester apple blossom festival, to be held this spring, to send one or more air- planes here for demonstration purposes in dusting orchards for pest eradication. Oliver I. Snapp of this city, a Federal entomolo- gist stationed at Fort Valley, Ga., sald Goverrnment officials have perfected an airplane that gives out a satisfactory stream of dust for peach orchards. Dusting of orchards by airplane, instead of using the old-time spraying ap- paratus, is said to be growing in favor in Georgia. Tests made re- cently showed the machine could easily “‘dust” 12 acres per minute of actual flying time and do it effectively. WEDDED SAME MAN. Special Dispaggh to The NEW_ _YORK Frank Kelly, Camille Fitz- gerald, met Mrs. nk Kelly, nee Miss Ann McCormick, in court yes- terday and had a great deal in com- | mon to talk about. They had been classmates in school and found that both had married the same Mr. Kelly. 25.—Mrs. their husband left for Sing Sing. |Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On | | chronic coughs and persistent| colds lead to serious lung trouble. | You can stop them now with Cre. omulsion, an emulsified creosote | that Is pleasant to take. Creo- mulsion is a new medical discov-| ery with twofold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranvs‘ and klills the germs. Of all known drugs, creosote Is | recognized by the medical frater- | nity as the greatest healing agen- | cy for the treatment of chronic| coughs and colds and other forms| of throat and lung troubles. Creo- mulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the in- | flamed membranes and stop the irritation and inflammation, while| the creosote goes on to the stom- | ach, is absorbed Into the blocd, at- | tacks the seat of the trouble and| destroys the germs that lead to| consumption. | Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfactory | in the treatmeat of chronic coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, catarrhal bron- | chitis and other forms of throat and lung | a and is excellest for building up | he system after colds or the fla. Money n(nnded it any cough or cold, no matter how long standing, s mot relieved Shter tuking ‘according o direetiony. Ask your druggist. ~Creomulsion Co.. Aflanta. Advertisement. peasure. “How Cook Shall I It?”” “They say it's good, but how shall I know how to cook it?” That plea of women has been answered by Swift & Company with a series of meat charts and recipes. The charts are inter- esting, the recipes point the way to delicious dishes. Reproductions ofthese charts, together with an interesting story of the advertisements, are con- tained in our 1925 Year Book. Other vital facts about your meat supply also are told in the Year Book. A copy on request, free. Address: Swift & Company Public. Relations Dept., 4337 Packers Ave. Union Stock Yards Chicago They left chatting arm in arm while | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, AR AN AN AR AR PRGN ZIR RPN PR RN PR AR PRI IR AP S AR AR AR AR A AR AR AR R m@m&;&@@@@m@ 1925: 15 LAN SBURGH & BRO. e —————— Phone Fr-nklm 7: FAMOUS FOR QUALI‘I'Y SINCE 1860 "~ Open 9:15—Glove 6:00 o e Thakey Smart Youth in New Frocks for the Larger Woman So cleverly has the de- signer contrived to include all that is new in Spring fashions — these modes for the larger woman suggest youth and grace, in every line. Flounces, tiers, godets and flares are smart varia- tions of the straight sil- houette, and elaborate em- broidery and beaded motifs lend distinction to many of the styles. The ensemble effect is a striking feature of the collection. All high shades, navy and black. The materials—flat crepe, crepe satin, Canton, crepe Roma, georgette, printed crepe, charmeen and poiret. Sizes 40% to 5414, The prices, $16, $25, $29.75, $39.75 and up to $79.50 SECOND FLOOR The Feature Value of Baby Day Infants’ Long and Short Coats, $7.95 Lovely little Coats of softest cashmere and crepella, with exquisitely em- broidered collars and cuffs. Fully silk lined. All white or pink and blue. Sizes 6 months to 1 year. Crocheted Booteen, 1ong or short, trimmed with pink or blue— 25¢ and 50c Carter Shirts, button style, of fine cot- 50c ton. Infants to 3 JOArs,....o0e0- “The Princess” 5oc 50c 50c Shaped Badds.. .. Cambric Sheets, Kapok Pillows. sateen covers 13x17 inches 50c Flannelette Gertrudes, with shell stitching & months to 1 year .. 50c Flannelette Gowns, button front, drawstring bol- 5Q¢ Bables' Kimonos, trimmed with pink or bluc..... 90C 1 Red Star Diapers, | one dozen to the package; slightly | imperfect. 32 00 | Hemmed.. Hoan d-crocheted pink Pink Blue P Blankets. i Long or Short Dresses, lace trimmed and bt s B0c Nainsook Dresses and Gertrudes, prettily trim- e $1.00 ) Ivery-finished Orib, 15x36 iInches; | woven-wire spring; rubber-tired wheels, mattres: 34 95 l Hangers, hand- Ceomb and Brush Setw hand- pafnted .... Hibbon Cont painted bows.... with hemstitched (1) Winldwor High hems. 36x50- B5() Chair, tvory finish, with inch size c 36x64-inch size, 79e. detachable $8_95 aluminum | tray FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO, The Finale! Winter Coats in a Great Mark-Down Time's up! Profit is passe—there is no alternative now—WINTER COATS MUST GO! Buying a Coat from one of these groups will be a wise purchase, even if you put it away till next season! PRACTICALLY EVERY COAT FUR TRIMMED Very often the furs alone are worth more or as much as the sale prices of the Coats. Group 1—19 Conhs 75 Group 4—8 Coats Your choice at. 14_:__ Group 5—10 Coats Your choice at.. s53i___5 ‘ 24 Sport Coats—Fully Your choice at.., Group 2—33 Coabsl 8 i lined; browns and tans; suitable Your choice at.. Group 3—25 Coats » . for S Reduced Vour choiceat. - SQQelS | | S pmtrrc Keuwed §8.75 SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. ’ 2-Pants Suits f Boys’ 2-Pants Suits for ' Inaugural Dress-Up Naturally youw'll want the youngster to dook well when so many acquaintances are in town, and you can just bet his pride will make him want new things, too. And there’s the balance of the school term to more than justify the expenditure—Spring months, when every boy wants to look his best. All-wool tweeds and cassimeres in this group. Both knickers lined, and every suit priced for economy. Sizes 7 to 16. Fresh Blouses to wear 79 c with the new Suit ...... Brand-new arrivals of hlgh-count percales in good-looking checks and stri Made with the popular button-down collar. n sxzcs 7 to 16. Hats and Caps for Inaugural and all Spring 980 Tweeds and Fancy Mixture Golf Caps, Blue Serge Tams and Saillo( Mic}dy g{ats in ?_erge and tweeds. All shape;ozwnlriues gr ol)r's og axn a“ge.s.'° The ion th Special Thursday All-Wool Dress Flannel 27 Inches Wide $7.69 weight and styles that will fash- e smartest utility and street frocks of the warm months just ahead. Every piece, every shade is NEW, and the quality’s what makes the value so ap- pealin, 36-i —inclu and multi-colored effects in eponge, wide choice, yard . Silk Crepe g. n. Imported Novelty Cotton Suitings ding nub yarn voile, dropstitch epenge, $1.25 —Sunday Star, Feb. 22, 1925 The President’s preference for simple inaugural cere- monies could not dim the enthusiasm of thousands of his fellow countrymen, who are coming in trainloads from all parts of the country, so steadily and promptly that facilities for receiving them are already being taxed to the utmost. Make YOUR Preparations at Once! Be sure to have on hand bed wear, linens and other hom needs for the folks from the old home who'll be in to see next week. Our February Sales of Home Needs will help vou economize there. New apparel, too, ®f course, and you know we've planned to help you save. Shop this week. Plan with the L sBFebruary , LoonomyFrogram ington Prepare for Inauguration, Adequately and Economically Special Selling in the Silk Shop Flat (40 Inches Wide) ionists Frocks and the magazines predict a season The selling quality dresses; est Spring colors, also black and white. are wearing_Flat Crepe for them. Flat Crepe in this special, | "™ at $1.98, is the heavy, crepey that makes the smartest 40 inches wide; in the new- Broadcloth Here is the fabric that women ad- mire for smart Sprin, frocks, and men just cloth shirts; also ideal for children’s This is a splendid all-silk quality with a high luster finish, 32-inch width, and may be had in popular ? plain colars, as well as stripes—con- b servative or blazer. Silk Black Charmeuse (32 Inches Wide) (40 Inches Wide) $1-98Yd $1-19Yd §1-65 Yd. Regularly $250! The leading fash- Reduced from $2.00 for a d Charmeuse with a lustrous satin fi ish for distinctive gowns—is always in high favor in all seasons. This Satin Charmeuse at $1.65 a yard is of a substantial quality with a handsome luster—the quality that seldom less than $2.00. Rich, raven black—and full yard wide. and Summer ote on broad- THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. When Walking’s a Real Pleasure Healthful exercise and real recreation when easy. walking is comfortable and foot Enjoy walking in this New GRIP-TITE Oxford Smartly styled of tan cali leather, $7.50 with military_heel, and the famed Grip-tite prin- ciples that relieve fatigue—heel two widths narrower than ball, and steel shank support- ing the arch. Grip- tite Pumps and Oxfords in tan, black kid and patent for all occasions, and for all types of feet. STREET FLOOR, NEW BUILDING “TOMBOY” The Newest Sl'ylc in Girly Sports Frocks $10 Kasha Flannel—the smartest sports material fashions this frock. youthful ‘The merest sugges- tion of a sleeve, a boyish turn-back collar, the new inverted pleat in front— simplicity is its out- standing feature. Beautifully tailored, in the popular high shades of rose, green blue, vin cranberry. sea and Sizes 13 to 17. Tomboy lored cloth Blouses, tai- of English broad- in peach, yellow, orange, blue and green. Sizes 12 to 18. $1.95. FOURTE FLOOR A Remarkable Value American Lady Girdle $2.00 A splendidly made, excellently de- signed model of fine broche with waist- line top and medium hip, is comfortably boned with mightybone. Ela stic inserts over the hips adjust the girdle to the figure. This style in flesh only. chic. A splendid investment in tlmft and SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO, This Exceptional Offering Tomorrow Satin-Faced All-Wool BROADCLOTH (50 Inches Wide) $3.19 Yd. Here is the broadcloth that women want now to make into Spring coats—it is thoroughly sponged and shrunk— ready for the needle. How quickly it will go at this low price of $3.19 a yard. It is the 50-inch width that is usually much more in price. The colors include: | French Blue Fairway Greystone Whirlpool ey Mandarin Slag Manzanita Mahogany Almond Navigator Claret THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Flemish Blue Copper Cabinet Muskrat Navy Black Fresh New Pieces for Spring Handwork Qur art goods section, now located on the fourth floor, is ready with scores of new pieces for interesting handwork. New and Spring-like in designs and colorings. For the Boudoir Fine Quality Swiss, stenciled bluebird and stamped for sim- ple colgr“cmhmldhery Scar(s, 18x45, pincushion included ... 59¢ Birdeye Huck Towels, in white, with dainty appliqued ‘ hems of check material. In ‘ pink, blue or maize. AQ e | | INsvpleca Vasiy 39%¢ | niiiio Vanity 95 39c | Sets, matching scarfs. C Sets Boudoir and Blby Pfih‘l\ of fine quality lawn— 39c and 48c Scarfs, with pmulsh- 48c jons .. Tea Sets, on white art cloth; 36-1£ch ccnfi%r. and four napkins. ective em- broidery designs 98¢ SeTfirez piece Buffet ts, of white art cloth. Each . 25C Pillowcases of good quality All-linen Towels, in rose, blue tubing, hemstitched for cro- or yellow; all-over stripe, chet finish and sl 48 stamped and finished stamped with hgmstitched hems. 98C FOURTE FLOOR, LANSBURGE & BRO, Imported Italian Art Pottery $l Baskets and Bonbon Dishes. In a beautiful lattice design of creamy pottery are decorated with poly- chrome flowers and quaint birds. A wonderful assortment of this artistic and decorative pottery—at a surpris- ingly low price. SIXTH FLOOR e e A L LT T N