Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1925, Page 32

r g THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1925. LT S b aing o s v o | 808 SO ES eSS SESESSESSSISELIEIEISEILIAIIIILIILLLL, s dispatched as soon as the date for| tendance by reading the funny papers | 3333303333333 |the event f s44 Wiy ; i £ ity ~ Makers’ 0Odd Lot Sale of R |through ' informal inquiries. ginning at 10 a.m. Sunday, when the N OO0 i N 2N 2 A e ; s ¥ @ lfifl I EaEm § y ‘..,Il 1] e 1 8 et 1 i-l?!-l Ir r Wy g - ; We are boosting March business with a sale that beats any wel've ever held in the interest of the Kiddies. The various groups are big—but the lots of each style are small, and sizes l.omewhu broken. But every price heralds a tremendous bargain. To properly display the garments and give you every facility for inspection and choice we shall hold the " Sale on the Fouxth Floor R e tor Service Tots’ Pantie Dresses Girls’ Gingham Dresses Chambrays and Ging- 9 ‘Wanted colors; hams; plain colors and ‘I Bloomers, pretty stripes. Broken c sizes, 2 to 6 years $1.49 to $2.98 values... Girls’ Wool Dresses, 7 to 14 Years $298 $ younger fans are invited to get out | their Sunday d liste U S IN SHlP SU"’:BUCKING SUNDAY SCHOOL,»Pistors and Sunduy school " icaders SERER R ]h;u’u protested, but WBAP refuses » Us Church Officials and WBAP in|'° dlscontinue its epecial program. SR AR R Warfare in Texas City. The Argentine government is put- Master in Chancery fiepo"1R{‘&";’."..'Ts‘\fk:sn;"TJ‘S?S\““{Jm"iLF ::éig‘ifir‘nlk?l H“d] o atation, {doeer ik | WBAP, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram { fied as LRT. will be the world’s south- Upset by Decision of Judge |»r Waddill After Long Fight. | dcasting station. ernmost transmitting and recelving nouncer W. E. Branch of WBAP | station. o case had been pending in the United States Court here for four years, a verdict for $11 3 given the Government ¥ its suit against the Virgi building Corporation, Waddill ¢ Court of awarded the shipbuilding company. | one of the Charles W. Morse interests, | $2.500,000 | War Ship Controversy. | , , Spring Hats et et fed ] Featuring Large Headsizes mr S eink (18596 10 §o 3500 only 10 typew Suits and counter suits amounting to approximately $21,000.000 grew c 20020020002288383088288238283828828382822 83888828 444423 Included are dressy Jerseys, Serges, Velvets amd Wool Crepes—samples of the cleverest styles of the season—in brilliant and, staple colors; artistically trimmed. Worth §7.98 Girls’ Wool Pantie Dresses Two groups—Jerseys, Velveteens, Serges, otc. Some of the most popular designs in the favored colorings— ::.:: l::lueu, 52_1_8. ;729§8tavnluc-l, $5 25 Girls’ Coats 100 New Coats Broken sizes, 7 to 14. S £ Very latest models, in both Both plain and fur trimmed— staple and high colors; artisti- 00 stylish models and in the sma. $ 98 cally finished with embroidery, colorings. Every one is a big bar- . etc. Basily worth double the —— gain. Worth $10 e 3 LARGE variety of new ideas in Hats for all CONGRESS LIMITS AID occasions and costumes. Styles that best ex- TO RADIO INDUSTRY | press the chic Spring-inspired Paris Model Hats, e designed for the miss, young woman and youthful onip: Tegialation WA matron. Fashioned of Milan Hemps, Horsehair £t Iuternatlonal dConterinon Braid, Fancy Straw and Crepe combinations, in all iith 15,000 for Bxpsnacs. the fashionable Spring colors. Radio emerged from the finale of ty-eighth Congress with only | ational radio conference in Wash- | with $75,000 )'v('\v'lt'.nvi v(u!' ex- $5-00 to $7~95 partment of Comm 2 ‘ B 2 5 its field force, afte A wonderful collection in medium and large head b he Hous d then brought ba : P . . to 1ite by e Sariate; wrus KllC again | sizes. Hats that express individuality in styles and B Corine i airsotly S straws at inexpensive prices. All colors. Broken Sizes 7 to 14 Girls’ Stylish Coats—Sizes 2 to 14 Made up in the favored fabrics. $10.00 to £22.50 25 Girls’ Spring Capes, $1.00 A1l wool, solid colors and checks Remember for this Sale—4th Floor—Take Elevator provisions for musical publ ere. A report on th ar- | Hats Made Aronnd s Representative Perkin - and e the mittee will be brought before the next | oAby 42 4. Caner _frem session of Congress. ! t High With authority for the international . Exper conference granted, the State Depart- smees 614 Twelfth Street Prices ment will begin in a few days to lay plans for the parley. Official invita- tions will be sent approximately 50 | Between F_and G Streets % | Community Duro Plate % . March Boosting Sale for Record-Breaking Business Women’s Tailored Suits —designed on the long lines—and famous Sigmund tailoring 72 7 7% Fashion decrees Suits as the vogue for Spring; and good judgment must prefer Sigmund’s as the place to buy them. st T e T Ty T T T T T T e T T T T Ty T Ty e T T T e T a e e s s s e oo e seeyeeeyesy SOLD $1.00 Down &Y FOR 50c a Week CASH A DRIVE FOR 100 NEW ACCOUNTS Prompts Us to Offer This Remarkable Value We are offering the people of Washington this unparalleled N\ opportunity to buy a guaranteed 26-piece set of silver-plated $ 7 95 N . Fine Twills—elegantly tailored—and con‘sistent]y lined. Full range of sizes. Extra sizes in the two better grades. Tan, Navy and Black. W Values—$25 to $50—in 3 groups $1975—$24 7583975 Second Floor % 200 %% 2 X tableware, including 6 knives, 6 forks, 6 teaspoons, 6 table- spoons, sugar shell, butter knife. Special for ABOUT 14 THE REGULAR PRICE. THIS SET NEVER SOLD FOR LESS THAN $14.85. SPECIAL SALE PRICE.......... = Seven Stone Cluster Ring— —the greatest value y < NOIS WATCH ever offered. 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Serges, business and afternoon. Sizes 16 to 44 and o w = e, quards, Crepe de Chine. 1343433323323383382383820¢32338232348844222423222 41 B