Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1925, Page 32

32 THE EVENING ' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. -, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1925. Y CONGLPLAN Twelve Members Instead of Ribbons and flowers form the principal trimmings for new Spring millinery—gros- grain ribkons for tailored hats and flowers of all kinds on the dressier hats. motifs and cubist and futurist designs ap- pear ampng the favorites! G & llth Sts. Established 1877 L Nine Recommended by B& Citizens’ Body. A city council consisting of 12 members to be elected by the citi- zens’ assoclatfons in the various sec- tions of the city, as opposed to the proposal of Commissioner Bell for a council of nine members to act in an advisory capacity to the Com- missioners, was the result of action taken by the Lincoln Park Citizens' Assoclation at a meeting in the Bry- ant School, B street between Thir- teenth and Fourteenth streets south- east, last night. Moves to Disapprove. Expressing the belief that the northwest section would be the prin- cipal beneficiary under the present plan and that progress in the matter of obtaining the vote in the District would be hindered, H. L. Bushong offered a resolution, which was de- feated, disapproving of the council plan. He said it was possible the Commissioners were finding it dif- ficult to haudle the Federation of Citizens' Associations as it wished and that it would be easier to sway the smaller body of nine men. David Bapp, secretary of the fed- eration, outlined the council proposal, after which D. A. Edwards suggested a change calling for one councilman from the southwest, two each from the southeast and northeast, four from the northwest and three colored Tepresentatives, each to be elected from the sectlon represented. Upon motion this amendment was adopted. Zoning Law Upheld. Support was voted to any effort made to oppose the attack on the constitutionality of the zoning law. The assoclation will request the Fire Department to recognize the danger from fire in the eastern section of the city through the inadequate num- ber of fire alarm boxes, and the postal authorities will be asked to increase the number of mail boxes. Inadequate sidewalks on the north side of East Capitol street from Fourteenth to Fifteenth street will be brought to the attention of the Commissioners. The health of chil- dren attending Eastern High School, it was pointed out, is being menaced. Brig. William Barrett and Adjt. Er- nest Holz of the Salvation Army ad- dressed the meeting. New Members Enrolled. embers were elected as fol- S. M. Rayner, J. T. Vaughn, J. H. Kelly. H. T. Vieth, J. G. Broca- tor, L. G. Butts, C. A. Wilhide, J. L. McLaughlin, J." G. Mobley, White, O. E. Rehbein, Louls v. H. Smith, B. C. Marshall, W. B. ongua, E. Reznik, M. A. Hofter, Malone, Dr. Connaughy, A. K. Frank 2 Walling, G. F. Reilly, H. E. Conard, V. Accordi, J. D. Quinn, Mrs. E. M. Quinn, J. R. Bowen, L. G. Bigelow, cott, R. W. Howard, H. R. Freeman, C. D. Er- sine, J. A. Richards, T. A. A, Austin, R. W. e, C. T. Hutchin- | Miss Martha M. A. Cochrane, R. L. R Brien, J. J. Cox, Mrs. J. T. White, W. D. Kieffer, Mrs. E. E. Row, T. H. Row, Francis Mulhall, D. A. Right, Joseph Robson, jr.; L. A. Denslow, Mr: N. Clabaugh. President Gullford S. Jameson pre- wided. In an effort to stabilize the price of eoal, a movement has been started in England to store huge quantities of the fuel and thus guard against shortage at times of disturbance at the mines or the railroads. andasa Preventive The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet A Safe and Proven Remedy The box bears this signature C. 7Y Bprove Price 30c. | New Slip-on Sweaters $1.98 Made of light-weight wool, with cricket style necklines, The touch of bright color adds to the smartness for sport wear. Colors: Tan, powder blue, tangerine, white and green. Sizes 36 to 42. Palais Royal—Third Floor Practical Garments For the School Girl Middy Blouses $1 Of Lonsdale jean, full cut garments, neatly tailored, with long sleeves. All sizes. Pleated Skirts $2.29 ‘To wear with sweater. Of all-wool velour, in bright sport plaids. All attached on body. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Girls’ Overblouses, §1.95 Of best quality English broadcloth. In tan and white. Neatly tailored with plain or ruffle collar. Sizes 8 to 16 years. Girls’ Sweaters, $2.95 In the popular Peter Pan styles. Pretty bright colors. Scalloped col- lar, edged with braid of contrasting colors, Sizes 6 to 14 years. Palais Royal—Third Floor Women’s $1 Spring- Weight Union Suits 79c Low Neck, Ribbed Union Suits. Re- inforced shield under arm and leg. Tight knee, built-up shoulder and bodice style. Also tailored top, with wide leg. Good fitting garments, Sizes 36 to 4. Palais Royal—Main Floor Just for Babies $1.50 Smiling Baby Bath Robes $1.25 Of soft robing. Pink, blue and white. 69c and 75c Short Dresses, 59¢ Of soft, fine nainsook. Dainty styles, with lace and embroidery trimming, Sizes 6 months to 2 years. $1.25 Baby Blankets, §1 In pink and blue, with nursery pat- terns. Size 30x40 inches. 75¢ Baby Pillows, 59¢ White, pink or blue. Filled with Sanitary Kapok. 75c Pillowcases, 59¢ Of fine lawn. Hemstitched or em- broidered ruffle. Infants’ $1.98 Madeira Dresses $1.50 All handmade, with dainty hand- embroidered yoke and scalloped ruffle. Full size. Infants’ 69c Knit Bands, 50c Several weights. Some silk and wool. Infants’ $4.50 Cribs, $3.75 Ivory or enamel finish, strongly made with wire spring. $4.50 Nursery Chairs, $4 Of white highly enameled wood, fin- ished with play beads and chamber complete. 75¢c Cute Little Creepers, 69¢ Of madras or cotton poplin. Pretty styles, good washing colors. Sizes 6 months to 2 years. $1.92 Iiandmade Madeira Pillowcases, $1.50 Scalloped and beautifully embroid- ered. Several patterns. Palais Royal—Third Floor Service and Courtesy ale of 300 Advance Spring Hats $7.50 Both trimmed and tailored models— Some heavily banked with new Spring flowers—others smartly trimmed with ribbon bows. Small youthful hats, and models for the matron. Materials Are Milan, Milan Hemp, Canton Crepe and Silk and Straw In every new shade of sand, oak, tarragon, thistle, pearl, gobelin, blonde, castilian, henna, brown and black. We also have new extra large head sizes in brown, copen, henna, oak and purple. Paiais Royal—Second Floor A Sale! Imported Novelty Gloves $2.48 Pair Imported Glace Fancy Cuff Gloves, circular cuff, all-over embroidered in - contrasting color with stitching to match. In black with white, white with black, brown with tan, tan with mode, two-tone gray, etc. Palais Royal—Main Floer Dimity and Broadcloth Overblouses In Sports and Tailleur Models * for Women and Misses— 2 $1.98 Values. Special, Overblouses of excellent quality broadcloth and dimity. Featuring the new pinwheel collar and other new necklines. Broadcloth with smart inset down the front. In plain white and white with blue inserts. - Dimity in white and tan; some with embroidery trimming. Sizes 36 to 40. Palais Royal—Third Fleor Poirette Compact The Perfect Garment for the Present Silhouette “Lady Sealpax” Athletic Combination $1.50 Of famous “Fruit of the Loom” nainsook —bodice top, with three-inch stock- nette strip, giving room for action to the body. In flesh and white. Palais Royal—Third Floor It smooths away unlovely lines. Because the brassiere and girdle are in one, there is no break in the slender grace of the silhouette. Made of pink brocade, combined with panel of surgical elastic. Side fastening. $12.50 Come in and let our expert cor- setieres try one on you. Turkish Toweling Bath Robes Kimonos, $1.98 ’5.98 Of genuine serpentine crepe. Pretty styles, with rows of quilling in self-color or hand- t checks and stripes 2 . g Lijan wsopmentiot nea embroidered in contrasting effects.” In rose, —novelty effects. Women's and Misses Two-Piece | “*'™ s> Pajamas, $3.50 Of English broadcloth, in bright regimental stripes; pipings of contrasting colors. Full cut. ; Princess. Slips One-Day Special, $1 ‘Made of striped or plain sateen. In a variety . of attractive styles. Petticoat bottom, with N'ghtgowm’ $1 trimmings and inserts of contrasting materials Of cambric, with neat tucked yoke, long | and colors; bodice top. All the wanted Spring sleeves and Vee neck; embroidered edge. shades. it M- Palals. Royal—Third Floor EETEw -.I.lllilllIIIIIIIIlI‘IIIIIII-II---'IIIl'III‘IIII‘ v Y copen, wisteria and lavender. Regular and Printed crepes lead the mode in Summer %Pa Il & E S R@VQ Il! fabrics—large and small polka dots—floral e Featuring the Well Known | “Woodworth” Line of | Toilet Requisites Used by those with whom the | fine art of being well groomed is a source of pleasure as well as pride. Karess Specialties Perfume, $1L.00 and $3.50 Toilet Water, $350 Face Powder, $2.00 Talcum Powder, $1.00 Double Vanities, S1.75 Single Compacts (new), $1.00 Bath Crystals, S175 Cleansing Cream, $1.50 Vanishing Cream, $1.50 Fiancee Specialties | Perfume, $1.00 and $1.75 ! Toilet Water, $2.75 Face Powder, $1.00 | Talcum, 75¢ Double Vanities, $1.75 Single Compacts (new), $1.00 Bath Crystals, $1.00 Cold Cream. 75¢ Vanishing Cream, 75¢ Hudnut’s Three Flower Requisites, Consisting of Bath Powder, with large size puff, $1.50 Bath Salts, $1.00 Face Fowder, 75¢ Cleansing Creams, 50c and $1.00 Tissue Creams, 50c and $1.00 Vanishing Cream, S0c | Hand Lotion, 50c Lipsticks, 75¢ Double Compacts, $1.50 Single Compacts, $1.00 Toilet Water, $1.50 Compact Rouge, 50c Palals Royal—Main Floor Printed Frocks for Women and Misses $29.50 Of ombre prints and printed crepe de chine. Slim, youthful lines, with just the suggestion of a flare. Somewhere on each frock is a touch of plain color, used in clever contrast to the bril- liant printed design. Frocks With Rippling Jabots, New Necklines, Tunic Effects and Interesting Flares Worn with a Spring coat one gets the effect of an ensemble. Color accents. Sizes 16 to 42. Palais Royal—Third Floor 500 Pairs of Women’s Full-Fashioned Silk Hose Irregulars of $1.50 and $1.75 Qualities 97c Full-fashioned, pure thread Silk Hose, with mercerized garter tops. Medium weights. Onyx. Very slight irregular weave, not affecting looks or wear. In black and the new Spring colors. Palais Royal—Main Floor Women's “Humming Bird” Hose $1.50 Pure silk, lisle top, seamed-back hose. Guaranteed to give satisfactory wear. We have a new line of colors in black, white, blonde satin, skin, Oriental pearl, chaire flesh, Noisette, Tortoise, amber, calf, French nude and gun metal. Women’s Chiffon Hose $1.25 Full-fashipned, lisle top, sheer chiffon hose. In black, gun metal, beige, gold, grain, French nude, Indian tan, banana and bracken. Palais Royal—Main Floor -~ < IIIIIIIII.IIIIIIIIIIII.IIIIIIHIIIIII.IIIlIIIIIIIIIIIllll<llIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII‘.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII >