Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1925, Page 12

12 BAND CONCERTS. | F: . by the United | COMES TOCAPITAL el . Santelmann, lor Branson, sec- | o “Merry Wiv n. Lejeune,” U. S. S. Idaho Commander Transferred to Hydrographic | Office in Navy Shake-Up. e Printan ing Serenad: Quartet for flute .Lacome in D C.......Mozart (b) Adagio: flute; violin; *. A. Muel- nd scenes from “The e, alleg Marines' he Halls of ma." Spangled CIVIL SERVICE OFFERS PLACE PAYING $2,100 Is Among mmands t in the Hawaii nelude Capt n the Naval also “The Star Banner" | Principal Translator Positions Government Will Fill by Examinations. The Commission to- day announced open competitive ex- aminations to fill vacancies in the fol- Civil Service lowing positions Dictating rtmental scriber, ashington, a year: junior chemist, L com- | yarjous branches of the Government district, | gervice, at $1,860 a year; junior om com- | scjentific aid, at $1 a year, and ginia 10| ynder laboratory apprentice, at $1,140 JIL year, Bureau of Standards, Wash- e — | ington. SCHOOLS SEEK TEACHERS] Full information and application blanks may be obtained at the office s | of the Civil Service Commission, 1724 i}‘ street. | ALLEGED NARCOTIC RING CAPTURED IN FLORIDA nstructors in Domestic Art, nce and Shopwork. low, Breaks Up Gang, Federal Agents Declare. inted Press. c An alleged : on a larg: ® this t wo S WILL AID COAL INDUSTRY. = been working through- OTTAWA. Ont s|out the territory for the past three months, Miller, narcotic inspec- tor toda = | lived 3 later released on A woman, one of the 13 arr - tempted to commit suicide in jail here police said While the New EARLE BUILDING (13th and E Streets) Was Under Construction Thousands of people paused to wonder at the massive steel that was being riv- cted into place. Even those who knew nothing of steel work of construction at the so-evident permanence that this new marveled and methods was office strength being builded into structure. The Munsey Trust Co. Real Estate Dept. Rental Agents Most Motorists Say - EXOLINF MOTOR OIL PROVES BEST for AUTOMOBILE LUBRICATION SHERWOOD BROS., Inc. J. R. KEENE, District Sales Manager Telephone Main 3904 306 Albee Building THE EVENING ITS ANNUAL CONCERT Violet Mac: a P. Johnson and Alice E. a ssle O' Mine” (Walt), “Bells of § ndo (Nevin), | Mount Vernon Quartet Will Be As- | sisted by Mr. J. Frank Rice and Mandolin and Banjo Clubs. STAR, WASHINGTON, Mount Vernon Quartet; string quar- tet, “Andante Cantabil (Tschai- kows! first man- dolin; “In Vocal Comba (Buck), the R. Philip (Shure), M van" The annual concert of the Mount Vernon Quartet will be given at the [Mount Vernon P Methodist Zpiscopal Chu tomorrow at 8 artet will be ce, SOPT Of the cction of Walte will be ac- Deane Shure chureh. as follows “A Tribute to Our “Unfinished Sympho: Nordica Orchestra; ¥ (Rogers) and “Dainty Dorothea Koven), the Mount Vernon Quar- tet; humorous character reading. ohen Gets Married,” Mr. Rodk KEEPING WELL——An MR Tablet (a vegetable aperient) taken at night will help keep you well, by toning and strengthening your dl- gestion and eliminatioo We are showing several styles in ail- white and white-trimmed models that will make your kitchen the brightest your home spot in C. A. MUDDIMAN CO. 709 13th St. o : ps off the Old Block NR JUNIORS—Littlo NRs ird the regular dose. Made me ingredients, then candy For children and adults. SOLD BY YOUR DRUGGIST: Peoples Drug Stores AN AN AN AR AR A AR AR AU A P AR - LANSBURGH & BRO. " 7thtoS8thto E Phone Fr. 7400 One Door Above G St | 4 Continuing This Remark- able Selling of 32-Piece Dinner Sets $4.95 Your of five lovely including two handsome border pat- terns—a rare opportunity to save on this beautiful dinnerware. A complete service for six—larger sets priced in proportion. choice | i designs Each set consists of : 6 Dinner Plates 6 Dessert Plates 1 Meat Platter 6 Bread and Butter Plates 6 Teacups and Saucers 1 Open Vegetable Disk | SIXTH FLOOR. Specials in Housewares Wearever Aluminum Specials 1-qt. Pudding Pans, 25c. 1-gt. Stew Pans, 4-qt. Windsor Kettles, $1.39. 2-qt. Double- boiler, $1.95. saves labor and pro- Hose tects the hands. A 4 rass sanitary, throws spray conven- $1.50 stream. A $2 95 Family Scales, fent mop splendid ent m Plant Boxes, nat- ounce divisions, will h value... finish metal weigh 24 pounds. . $1.69 in. size, 69e; 3 size, 79c3 36- 890 in, size is all you need pay to have a Hoover complete with attachments delivered to your home at once. And the bal- ance is divided into payments equally easy to meet. You have not long to make up your mind. If you want to keep your rugs beaten, swept and cleaned electrically you have but to phone us and let The Hoover solve your cleaning problem. Do it now™ D. B TUESDAY, B T T A R T A A AT T AR A A A P PR P A MARCH 17, 192 LANSBURGH & BRO. 7th to 8th to E—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 For Dress-Up Days- Charming Easter Frocks Reflect in Their Gay Colors the Spirit of Spring—in Their Chic Styles, the Judgment of Paris $39.75 "Tis by such frocks Quaint, full-s with is made! contrasted the as these the Spring ed taffetas are effectively straight, tube-like silhouette, and the two-piece frock is conspicuously smart. Lace Frocks, ‘lowered Chiffons, Pompadour Taffetas, Crepe Elizabeth, Silk Prints, Flat Crepe, Crepe Satin, Canton, Roshanara and Georgette over Printed Crepe—a wide choice of materials, in every conceivable new color and combination; delicate pastel tones, navy and black. Unerringly smart are they, from the most fragile of evening gowns to the most practical er and coat frocks the slim mis 1. An printed crepe d af rust color ro a selection that includes styles for the matron and the large woman Sketched— ¢ effect of hoops. SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO New Le Contour Girdle Beautifully made o For the Shim Lines That Fashion Requires This Spring $6.50 An .all - elastic girdle, lightly boned to insure the~ graceful, boyish silhouette for Spring. A panel of broche in the back and a broche section smooth out any undesir- in front able curves. f fine broche and Kendrick elastic—the fine surgical webbing that will not stretch easily. In fle long hipline. Novelty sh only, with low bust and Silk Gloves $1.50 Novelty cuffs—of course! And novelty colors for the woman who is smart to her finger tips. This new glove has a cavalier cuff, edged with a pleated ruffle of the silk. Other styles with em- broidered and turn-back and flare cuffs in the new silver gray, pongee, mode and mocha. STREET FLOOR mode ‘Sale Spring Hats Which Brings to View a Large and Most Beaut;fu7 Ca”ect;on of New Models Included are adaptati reproductions of iashions, in t Hats and CI sports, s formal occasions—and sm els to wear with the ensemble tume. Coatsof StrikingSmartness Spring’s Smartest Modes So modest a price gives little idea of the wealth of smartness to be found in this collection of new coats—wrappy models, tailored models, fur trim- med and plain. They are, without exception, as chic and new—as distinc- tive—as any you've seen this season! The side flare, the front drape and every new idea in trim- trimming; fur borders and bands of contrasting color are used with tell- ing effect. Lovely New Colors Woodbine Cedar Rosewood Shrimp Gravel Navy Sand Black Bambino @ Brilliant New Colors Two typical styles are sketched—to give a sug- gestion of the many that are avilable at $29.75. There are sizes for wom- en and misses, and youth- ful slenderizing models for the larger woman. Beautifully tailored, cor- rectly modeled and fin- ished with meticulous care. Fully silk lined throughout. -The mate- rials include suede, twill and novelty weaves of splendid "quality, comfor- table Spring weights. New Ensemble Suits Moderately priced suits of Russian crepe, bengalette, twill and charminetter at $25, $20.75 and $35. The higher priced models up to $89.50. Stunning effects—well worth your inspection. BRRE DRDERDDD B An almost unlimite. tion straws, silk or combinations of braids materials in exquisite 1 shades. Cleverly and beautifully trimmed with flowers, ribbons, other novelties. modele laces and SECOND FLOOR The New Spring Last Assures Comfort as Well as Style in Grip-tite Shoes $7.50 A simple, conservative slip per. Particularly smart with the ensemble or tailored cos- tume is this two-strap model, with rounded toe and Cuban heel. So very smart that they give no suggestion of the usual awkwardness of health soles. All Grip-tite Shoes are made with the heel two widths nar- rower than the vamp and a steel shank supporting the arch. In patent leather,. tan’ calf and black kid, oxfords and strap pumps. STREET FLOOR DRDPD PG