Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1925, Page 23

THE EVENING SDAY, VICTORIA VETERANS FIGHT| WILL TALK ON MEXICO. ANGLO-U. S. LIQUOR PACT Say Seizures Beyond 12-Mile Limit Abridge Freedom of Seas. 3eek Backing. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURS APRLL 9, istlc songs of Mexico, dance numbers being given by Ruth Herivel, who e has recently come to the city from El Free Lecture at Johnson-Powell|Oro. @ mining town near Mexico City, and by Bernadine Huntt, and Community Center Tonight. songs by Ruth Lusby and Roberta Wright, with Ernest Stout in a reci- “Mexico” will be the evening’s sub- | tation of the Mexican patriotic | ject tomorrow at 7:30 o'clock in the hymn. auditorium at Johnson-Powell Com-| The Program is free to the public, 5 which is cordially invited to attend. munity Center, when Mrs. ¥dith H.|On Friday evening, April 17, the sib- Hunter, director of the visual in-|isge will be “Indis" struction of the community center |-~ department will give the second in the series of fllustrated talks, using 50 colored slides belonging to the cpartment. Hunter has also arra GROUP TO BE HONORED. Civic and Trade Bodies to Welcome Music Delegates. The governing committee of the World Fellowship Through Music con- vention, wh h will be held n( llw SLAYER T0 DEFEND 0’Mahoney, Who Confessed | 2umber of W "”“““‘“‘i“x‘;.“’;;i“;',':fl Killing His Sweetheart, "o Active at Inquest. Women’s Costume Slips Cotton Ckarme use o Lo e i $1£ Fancy pleated ‘mm.:m All shades. 720-22-24 7th St. N. W. BEHRENDS’ | By the Assoclated Press. AGENTS LADIES' HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS , British Columbia, April ign Is under way to line up the Great War Veterans' Asso- ciation of Canada against selzure of more than 12 miles n shores. branch of the asso- ed that a treaty made Jast year between Great Britain and the United States, under which rum runners that have communicated with the shore and are within an hour's steaming distance of the shore may be seized, violated the doctrine of freedom of the seas. tivities of cutters of the United States Coast Guard occupled a large Tricks of Fate place in a long, bitter discussion that Sickness, accident, loss B iy R of position, business re- S versal, the thousand and Miss Gertrude Fitts, dietitian of the ‘ school for attending nurses of the Household Nursing Assoclation of York City, has started ook~ course, designed especia for engaged girls and young brides. ) m ' Chotr, which. will glve Bach's Minor Mass” for the first time in Washington at the aft- ernoon fon of this convention on April 16, The organizations that have asked their membe s to fly the natlonal colors on this m are the Rotary Club, the Washing! d of Trade, e Board, Club and Inexpensively Priced But Remarkably Handsome Easter Ensembles, Coats, Dresses | A Special Sale of $25 and $29.75 FRENCH FLANNEL ENSEMBLES ted Press. NWICH, Conn, April 9.— A. O'Mahoney of New York, of his Beatrico Donnelly, in a confessed slayer st Saturday, took an quest, held by Coroner John active part rday. e gave close oftered, ies told Oleamarg‘zmne Tax Imposed. SACRAMENTO, Calif., April 9.—A »m to the testimony iting often on the d talking intends bill imposing a tax of 2 To secure a contented spirit. meas- ure your desires by your fortunes, and not your fortunes by your de- one misfortunes, large and small, which lurk in our daily paths constantly call our attention to the Powder Blue, Tan, Sea Green, Rose, Rust, Wood, Royal Blue with Dresses of contrasting color silk roshanara, delightfully made with ruffle unexpected tricks of fate and demonstrate that there is but one effective material barrier against the Unknown— fronts and fold of cloth at bottom of skirt. All sizes. FOR COLORED A Row of Attractive Homes in the Northeast 1431 to 1443 Duncan St. $6,750 700 cur 625 v They have six nice, splendidly finished rooms, artistically papered—bath with the very newest fix- tures. Hot-water heating plant and electric lights. Concrete porch, large front and back yards. Short distance to cars—large alley—SEE THESE BEFORE BUYING YOUR HOME. Open Daily for lnspéction J. 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Growers T —— 94 o sized at & 1 of growers I at Upper M t Extra quality heavy cham- and Peggy suitings, in button-on and middy styles. braid trimmed meoln National Bank ||| A\® et 7thand D Sts. 17th and H Sts ale Blous Blg and l..lflle Boys Hats Several shapes of Hats in M\N-d and fa C: overcoats, in all coloring: and sizes. ‘ . Boys’ Petca!e Blouses For Your Easter Shoes—Do You Want . . Patents, Suede, Satins, Kid? See the Remarkable Styles and Qualities at .95 .95 happxcr thana bright, sunny Easter. You'd think so if - 2 Worth ot you saw the women coming ¥ ) A | 3 5 to to out of the Family Shoe [ ) 5.00 6.50 Store! For each one has found New Cutouts, Silk Tie Pumps—1 and 2 Strap Novelties Choice of black and tan combination, plain tan, black. just what she wanted— smart, new. Shoes to make gray and russet. Sizes for young girls and women. Easter all the brighter and [ = match her new frock—at a price the mmt careful husband wouldn’t consider an extravagance. Don't let Easter catch you unawares! If you haven’t found the right shoes, come here where you can be sure of finding them! Sassssssasssssasassassess If you want to see happv Easter faces—watch the door of the Family Shoe Store There’s no day in the year that makes a woman The-JUNIOR Caster 1e Junior Section of the ‘parade Icaster Parade is the most in value, in size important of all. See that The FAMILY SHOE STORE marches vour children are in step. In variety, with its head up—right in the front rank! assortment — Pleasing Easter Clothing for Big \ and Little Girls | Little Girls’ Crepe Coats An attractive looking ga ment for lttle girls, made good wearing crepe; W material made in becoming medels; large button and Misses’ and Children’s SR : < 3 Big Girls’ Straw Hats, $1.00 to An “Eas ie”—in Patent Both plain straws or straw il SIEe and stlk combinations, pleas- s .98 sole—B to D wide. — 8% to 11. 11% to 2 Patent or Tan Cali Side- e Pump—front cut-out— w!—A to D wide. ' 814 to 11. e $12.00 Big Girls’ Cloth Coats Polaire cloth and fancy plald s 98 braid trimmed, fancy insets 8= and ruffied collars. Sizes 7 to 14. ingly trimmed with ribbons or flowers. All shapes and colors. Girls’ Crepe de Chine Dresses Nice quality silk in straight- $6 98 line becoming models, with 3- row flouncings. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Colors, white and the season's desirable shades. A very handsome Two-tone Pump of patent leather, “Flapperette”—s o m ething med in lined, embroidered collar tan and blue. $5.00 Girls’ Silk-and-Wool Capes Fancy Novelty Weave Knit- 98 | combination Angora or plain $2 borders; soms with rosebud trimming. All colors. Real Inported Linen Dresses that will wash and give $2 98 Sarti niealy mahe ey cao- I Sizes, 7 to 14 years. ) WOMEN'’S SILK-AND- rayon Hose, seamed back, shaped ankles, flare Black and all desir sllk scalloped cuffs. Colo ted Capes of silk and wool Girls’ Linen Dresses tone rings and trimmings. Heavy Quality Silk-with- colors. Growing Girls’ Novelty Pumps “Glady’'s — a New Bow Pump, in patent or . tan leathers—rubber heels. Every growing girl will want a pair. A to D wide. 2% to 7, Every one a 85 entirely new in patent leathex or 38 Hat—ex- AA to D wide. $750 2% to 7, or tan calf. quisite in shape, color and style. $3.50 R & G SILK BROCADED CORSETS o quality silk bro- outil, made in_tw $ ]9 garter supporters. ,\H \ sizes. -/ $1.50 WOMEN’S LONG SILK GLOVES sl 00 Tomorrow, spe- «.(d: Moccasins for Boys and Girls of All Ages o e Over twenty-fivesstyles, crepe rubber Combination Tan Ox- soles or Korry Krome -leather soles. ford. Crepe rubber ber heels. B to D wide Tough service- m\mgl \Iu:l(‘\ for every sole. B to D wide. cort of wear. A to D wide 1to6, 54:00 Siie . 800 and $350 1 to 6, $5.00 Smaller sizes 112 to 2, $4.00 to $5.00 ~# Smaller sizes $3.00 and $3.50 2% to 7, $5.00 to $650 $4.00 and $450 A Complete Line for Boys—$3.00 to $6.50 FaMiry JHOE STORE 310-312 Seventh St. N.W. IRy Tan dr Gun Metal Oxford, welt soles, rub Tricot and Milanese K (vmhruhlrud " .n.l —in patent leather or black satin. ... patent leather, light stitching in patent leath. over the vamp. er, right from 5 00 And they fit l ti 10. Bt ove them. ... 5 .00 voung miss’ Bow Pump. in patent and tan leathers, A simple An exclusive cut- beautiful One Strap out design, in pat- $3 3 d $1 Hats or blonde satin. .. and stunning .. .. an For dress or = A sports wear, in cvery mnew color [} and shape for young girls and Three - anap " - Teather, ‘Slack. ki Ankle-strap Pump or tancalf; light- $6 50 55¢ Silk-Mixed c = lxe A silk-mixed crepy fab- ric so much in favor for navy, gray, copen und Easter Hosiery AMILY fHOE_/TORE 310-312 Seventh St. N.W. SERVICE —One-strap Pump of Sandal—an ultra smart f‘(‘l A dream,really ! $1 0.00 Paris. Yownd “Gladys” — but . i‘ in patent or black ent leather; mew Pump. n i° Parisian g iy weight welt sole. SILK DEP’T SPEC[ALS $1.00 Heather Crepe fallow. 75¢ Tussah Brocade $1.69 Satin Duchess Ali-silk Satin Duchess, et ppe i o WiEedd bluebelle blue and black. Ta— 40.oen. Ik o Cotton it EDE (aa Gl Beantiul_set.coor b self-color brocade desigus. b e seal brown., fallow and Ih rp!lpll shades. $1.00 Rayon Silk Crepe A plain color silk-mixed 87 39¢ Colored Voile 29c " 59¢ Wash Satm S S $2.50 Brocade Crepe B e e 40.inch sheer, five voile, A charmeuse fn b e brilliant wilk n Al bigh color. iakes mul.itude of OVER YEARS'H SATISFACTORY