Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1925, Page 21

ARMY WILLHONGR | SOLDERS MOTHERS Tribute to Be Paid at llany Services on Sunday, May 10. nstration by the affection and ap- thers of the sol- diers o 1s been ordered by the War I tment on Mothers’ day, Sunday Instr erals of all ¢ ent Army cc A Nation-wid. to expres , ordering them ceremonies to be and other sta- tive commands, B 1 day by Maj Ge Robert . Davis, adjutant gen- eral of the A ticable, the orders by the personnel of of attending and ers should be held, and in post cemeteries where iers are at rest shall be Mothers to Be Invited. ion, the commanding gen- cted to issue invita of sold to attend presented | ar mothers who could be | ders also were ad- ary of War had s to members of Auxiliary, with nd commanding officers they should extend ocal organiza ALLIES DELAY STUDY OF TREATY VIOLATIONS Ambassadors’ Council Postpones Discussion of Report on Dis- armament in Germany. he Allied Coun- which was to| s Marshal | d the allies decided d be deferred until n presidential elec- of the allied war ndings of the Mili tion tends to ion of the will take the form of ion to Germany | that the bri ill remain occu- pled until an government has shown an intention to comply seriously with the treaty terms. THREE MEN DROWNED. Unidentified Trio Lose Lives in Two Florida Accidents. PALM BEACH, Fla., April men, all so far unidenti- irowned in the ocean and terday after- . The first ified men at was capsized | ‘orth Inlet. The | F wploye of the Wal. | eck Deal Dredging Co., Miami, fell | m a barge into the lake. | — : : — | leasing environment and palatable menus are features that have made | the | Cornwell Tea Room the popular luncheon rendez- n that rests and a bounty that refreshes. Sandwich Lunch, 35¢ Salad Lunch Hot Lunch Servel with coffce, tea, <bocolate or milk. G. G. Cornwell & Son Finest of Delicatessen and Imported Groceries 1329 G Street lIIllll#I '[ongue gfe)'7: A coated tongue usually means constipation. Harmlessly, Pluto Wat- er relieves constipation in 30 minutes to two hours, flushes away the disturbing accumula- tions. No griping. Pluto is prescribed by physi= cians, sold by druggists and bottled at French Lick Springs, Indiana. When Nature Won't Pluto Will PLUTO WATER o ST | THE EVENING STAR, Young Fellows’ Suits, $25 With 2 Pairs Trousers They have all the style points that young fellows like—the wider trousers, though not extreme, the correctly cut vest, the two or three button sack coat. In the new light shades of tan or gray that are so popular this Spring. The price is the lowest in years for suits of this quality. Men's Clothes Section, Second floor. Special Offer, One Month Only Your Plate and 50 Engraved Cards, $1.50 A timely engraving offer of 50 cards and a script plate for $1.50. Work done in our own shop. Shaded plate and 50 cards, $3.50. Monograms made to individual order, $2.25. Stamping four quires of paper or less, 85c. Stationery Section, First floor. Infants’ Bedwear “Beacon” Crib Blankets in pink or blue, with checks or nursery figures. Size 36x40. $1.50. Cambric Crib Sheets, finished with hemstitched hems. Size 36x54. 50c. Down Pillows, covered in pink or blue sateen. Size 12x16, $1.50; size 13x17, $2. Batiste or Linen Pillowcases, finished with hand- embroidery and scallops, $1.50 to $5. Infants' Section, Fourth floor. — | Girls’ Knit Underwear 50c and 55c¢ Garment Fine gauze vests—low neck and either no sleeve or short cap sleeve—and gauze drawers, trunk style. Sizes 2 to 10 years. Children’s Lisle Socks, 3 Pairs, $1 Mercerized Lisle Hose, with fancy, turn-over, rib- bed top. Plain colors of pink, blue, peach, yellow, buck, green, brown and white. Sizes 5 to 8%2. A special value, 35c a pair, or 3 pairs, $1. Children’s Knit Underwear and Hosiery Section, Fourth floor. Bow Pumps for Growing Girls, $7.50 A divided strap makes this pump unusually smart for girls and misses. In tan calfskin with a neat bow. Comfortable, round toes and low covered heels. 3 Misses” Dressy Pumps, $5.50 For the growing Miss, Patent Leather Pumps, as illustrated, with instep strap and cutouts on the side, are smart enough for dress wear, and practical enough for school wear. Sandals of patent leather with buckle and bow? for growing girls, $6.50. English Sandals in tan calf, sizes 4 to 8, $3. In sizes 6 to 8 with welt soles, $3.50. In sizes 85 to 2, $4.50. Children’s Shoe Section, Third floor. For Your Children’s Sake 2w Own a Victrola dfave\ Begin today to mould their precious little lives along the right musical lines. Cultivate all the musical ability they possess NOW when they learn quickly, ad Victyola It’s Easy to Own a Victrola We have a plan that makes it very simple for you to put a Victrola in your home and enjoy it while paying for it. Others are doing it. Why not you? Victrola Galleries, Fourth floor. Special—Lournay’s Dusting Powder With Puff, $1 Lournay’s Vivante Dusting Powder, deli- cately scented, with large puff, in attractive box. Special, $1. 288 Novelty.Puffs, 50c Stick puffs with satin tops of fancy designs, cover- ing a fine Velour Puff. Also Box Puffs for the boudoir table. Toilet Goods Section, First floor. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1925. The Vogue for Red Colors The Newest Spring Coats 99 and *i5 Red—in brilliant, dashing shades—masquerades as the lin- ings of new coats, openly trims the collars and cuffs, or boldly fashions the coat. One smart flaring model of black faille has a lining and scarf of vivid red and black printed crepe, $59.50. Navy charmeen reveals a lining of brick red, and the smart bow in back repeats the flare for red, $75. New Cuffs and Sleeves Three new sleeves appear in the newest coats. The tight fitted sleeve, as pictured, a flaring sleeve with rolling flare cuff, and the sleeve with two rows of buttons to the elbow. Look for them. They are the hall-marks of fashion. Womens' Coat Section, Third floor. In the Misses’ Specialized Section—Fourth Floor Porto Rican Handmade Dresses Crepe Silks, Tub Silks and Prints A splendid time for misses and young matrons to buy beautifully made and beau- tifully colored Summer Dresses. ,They are directly imported from Porto Rico. The styles are right, the materials are fine silks and the price is extremely low. $I6.50 The Styles and Colors Straightline, Belted Dresses with lace collars and cuffs, or tailored collars, and fine designs of drawnwork and hemstitching; two-piece sports dresses of plain and striped tub silk, with clever pockets and inverted pleats; and the fashion-favored frocks of printed crepe. Coral, powder, yellow, green, red, pink, orange, navy, tan and blue colors. Misses’ Dress Section, Fourth floor. Wash Dresses $1.95 to $12.50 A group of remarkable values in Little Girls’ Tub Frocks. There are pretty prints, linens, smooth Eng- lish broadcloth and plaid ginghams. Some With Bloomers A few styles have bloomers and some have collar and cuffs of contrasting mate- rial. Sizes 6 to 14. Girls' Section, Fourth floor. Girls’ Leghorn Hats, $5 The fashionable hat for little girls’ school or dress wear is the Leghorn Hat, with ribbon streamers and edges bound in ribbon. Children’s Millinery Section, Fourth floor. Girls’ Kimonos $1.95 Japanese Crepe Kimonos, in floral and Japanese designs. In all the dainty light colors a girl likes. Girls' Furnishings Section, Fourth floor. Saturday’ Candy Special 2 Lbs. for 95¢ 1 pound Chocolate - covered Caramels, 1 pound Milk Chocolate- covered Dates— Both for 95¢ Candy Section, Fourth floor. Junior Girls” Silk Dresses $15 Styles that the Junior Miss . approves. Smart Sports Dresses trimmed with tucks and pleats, in bright colors of striped tub silk. Fancy Dresses of printed crepe, with handkerchief flares and scarfs. Green ang white, red and white, and black and white, Junior Misees' Section, Fourth floor. Velvet Trims Summer Hats of Bangkok and Hair, $15 It’s quite the smart thing for transparent hair and fine bangkok hats to take soft bows and knots of crushed velvet. Summer millinery takes an in- creasing interest in velvet folds and bands of shirred velvet. Hats Sketched, a Smart Navy Bangkok has a rose- like knot of velvet, $15. A Sand Colored Hair Hat is no less Summery because of its swath of velvet about the crown, $15. Many other models velvet trimmed. Millinery Section, Third flsor. Every New Style Here in Women’s Frocks, $25 Here are 75 dresses which we have assembled at this moderate price to meet every dress need in any woman’s life. They are the newest, prettiest styles we could find. Flaring Dance Frocks Softly Fluttering Chiffon Dance Frocks, with godets for fullness, and dainty flower trimmings, in pastel tints, $25. i Beaded Dinner Frocks Imported Beaded Georgettes, Handsome Bold Flowered Georgettes and Plain Georgette Frocks, in light and dark colors, $25. Lace Trimmed Afternoon Frocks Satin crepes with ecru laces, all-over embroidered crepes, and charming, colorful prints, $25. Many Plain Tailored Frocks, $25 ‘Womens' Gown Section, Third floor Boys” Wash Suits 3 to 10 Years $2.50 to $7.50 In Five Smart Models and Many Variations Regulation Middy Style Regulation Oliver Twist Sports Collar Models Extra Collar Models Imported English Styles Good, sturdy fabrics and good-looking dress fabrigs Suiting galatea, pongee, linen, khaki and tub silk suits. For Confirmation and May Processions All-white Suits of gabardine, poplin or galatea, in correct, popular styles, $3.95—$5—$7.50. Boys' Section, Fourth floor. Fancy Silk Slips $9.50 to $25 For the important occasions in a girl’s life, when she wants to look her very best, a beautiful silk slip is indispensable. Satin Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Radium Silk Slips, finished with filet and Irish laces, embroidery and tucks, and handsome appli- que work. In white and colors, Petticoat Section, Third floor. Corset Brassieres, $5 A well fitting, one-piece combination model in white broche. It hooks at the side front. Section of firm elastic at the hip. Well boned at front of the waist- line. A sure way to mold your figure into soft, supple lines. Corset Section, Third floor. Women's Clocked Hose, $3 A Sheer, All-silk Hose, with open lace clocks—in smart shades—nude, atmosphere, amber, pearl, suede gray and gun metal. Also the latest Parisian Novelty-ombre Hose at $3 pair. Hoslery Section, First floor.