Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1925, Page 18

ADPARLEY ENDS; | MIRS. MUSSEY, 75, - MEMBERS TOURING! IS REGEPTION GUEST K. Wooldridge Is Elected‘Frlends President—Next Meeting Leade in Philadelphia. H ¥ JBr the Associated Press HOUSTON. Tex., May 14.—The so~iated Adver ng Clubs of the| tWorld finished its convention today fand adjourned to meet in Phils sphia_in 1926 It had been in session four days and thad heard more than 300 speakers, in- cluding some of the most prominent | gures in the advertising field, dis- fuss many phases of modern adver. tising. Community advertising, church | }Hllv!u]{\ re stores and other ac- a an . K. Wooldrid ivities had inning. e of New York, Samed president fter the sess| Mr old v tion As erd was scores of dele on the southwest, and the oil | § is on the north Community Is Business. he community is pr proposition and the peopl -lur kholders in it, George A I‘\\l\ Jeneral secretary of the Missouri as- ociation, told the community adver-| department of the association] [ eld for PR thankful ra” ® T e esteem she sourians, as a class,” he s ever been conservative. he way of ni ironment. our ci “| she said heart for w “have ing not rces and S Mr Washin and honc en’s Bar of Columbi wan Bar A mresiding o to little whether or not utside world knew of its weaith ublicity and advertisinz of even a Ftate-wide nature had but little place Jn the zveat scheme of thin f ns the averaze ) toncerned Change in Last Decade. During the past decade. however, gradual chanze has taken place. nization to sell Missouri to and then to the rest of ! 1, to exploit the unexcelled re. and advantages of the State that would mean substantial s was the vision of 200 dele- . composed of business and pro- ional men, farmers and newspaper Smen from all sections of the State, Avho sat in executive session in the Ktate Capitol at Jefferson C \pnl 6 and 3 So the Missouri Asso- Ciation came into being at that meet- ing.’ ! Women are making as great suc tess in certain fields of advertising as men, but most of them are not being $aid’in proportion to their ability, be €ause in n cases they lack con- Tidence themseives. asserted Carl funt al manager of the Asso- Cluls the World, fore the Federation of s Clubs at the " ASK fo \ and bone Raises h: rved the de x husiness women in ad der in hot me r better than the avi men. and that a great nai/s Biubs cowld Tearn vomen bz And| experience. too, that | omen to men X of ow lot from t i has boen our ‘QUAKE STARTS VOLCANO. Pasto, Cclomh)a. Spouts Vio- {lently Following Earth Shock. BOGOTA, Colombia, May 14 (A.P.).} +-A new and violent eru Golombian volcano, Pasto, 1 4n earthquake, occurred yesterday. | eolumn of fire and smoke from Mount | Pasto can be seen from this cit bniz to a sreat height. The volcano about 130 miles from Quito, pear the border of Colombi uador in Our Clearance Sale of Men’s, Children’s Shoes—In Full Ellen Spencer Mu MRS, MU Mussey - Nickel Present Watch to rin Many Woman’s Organizations. ~—— v, 75 vears a recep- day, was tendery v various ganizations in tk women and many men congratulated Mrs. Mussey and wished her many happy returns of the day. A pleasing fea ture of the occa- sion was the pres- entation to Mrs Mussey of a plati num wrist watch. The presentation was made by Edwin C. Dutton of the board of trustees _ of the Washington ~ Col- sspy. lege of Law, told of the esteem rs. Mu: . Mussey r *pouded in part: ve been of service to the men and women of the District T am to have been spared 75 hen, recounting the great has for the many per: with whom she has come in con ch has a place in my which they have to pay no is a founder of the n Colleze of Law, a founder sident of the Wom- | ssociation of the District a member of the Amer sociation and was the first officer of the Women's City is a past State regent of t of Columbia Daughters of an Revolutjon and has lo r Horlick’s The ORIGINAL Malted Milk Contains the valuable muscle forming elements found | in the grain and whole milk. appy, robust children. Nutritious and easi.y assimilated. Prepared at home by stirring the pow- or cold water. No i€ , Women’s and Swing for Friday and Saturday Sailor Bow Opera Pumps O romne | HOTHERS! NEVER IN \orR SHOE - BUYING PERIENCE HAVE You E! UCH AN EVOLUTIONARY CHANGE AND IM- PROVEMENT IN CHILDRE SHOES —NOR DID YOU EVER CE SUCH QUALITY AND BEAUTY SO MOD- ESTLY PRICED. ium i Slngs (A stury Patent Fums Goodwear elt = $1 98 'd ren Misges. SERVICE_ SHOES FOR SCHOOL. DRESS AND PLAY NOow READY. Children’s Misses’ Sandals 98c s noe es 815 1o Children’s Strap Pumps —For May processions. All sizes— $.98 Open Saturday Nights Boys’ Oxfords Sturdy Brown Oxfards, very neat styles. Sizes 1 to . Flapper Pumps Low heel. in tan. black or white. Very Pao® ar with i $2.98 Erawing Eirl Infants’ Patent Slippers 98¢ Sizes 4 to 8 On sale Tennis Shoes We have the greatest variety of Tennis Shoes Cut-Out Pumps Children’s featured in variet who | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. COOLIDGE TO RECEIVE AND TALK TO EDITORS C., make a brief address to the gather- ing. President Coolidge was informed of the forthcoming visit of the editors by a committee representing the Chamber of Commerce and the local newspapers, composed of M. A. Leese, | vice president. and A. E. Seymour, | secretary of the Chamber of Com- merce; Rudolph Kauffmann of The Fvening Star. Avery Marks of the ashington Herald and Times and| Johnson of the Washington been prominently identified with the Loyal Legion, the College Women's Club, the National Geographic Socity, the Dames of the Loyal Legion, the District of Columbia Consuriers’ League, the Juvenile Protective Asso- {ciation and the Citizens' Relief Board. | B R Editorial | National Body Will| Gather in Capital on ' June 18. nghe:t Meteorolomex.l Station. gian Republic, May 14| —Soviet Russia is soon to have the highest meteorological station in Europe. The Caucasian department of mines is preparing to send a scien- tific expedition, to Mount Elbruz, the highest peak in Europe, to establish a serfes of observatories on its snow- The first station will he 500 feet, the second at 13,000 and the third at 18,200 feet. PIGGLY WIGGLY | Where you purchase the best merchandise in the clean- est stores at the lowest prices. SAVE THE PENNIES Buy at Piggly Wiggly for a Little Less STRAWBERRIES & 25¢ BUTTER %= 50 HAMS .= 3¢ EGGS = 37 |BACON DOZEN Machine FOUND PEARS PEACHES sied 45¢ Lady Alice—Bartletts Lady Alice, Sliced or Halves APRICOTS 23¢ . 16c ‘ley Alice, Heavy Syrup .26¢ .35¢ | Post. This association, which will hold ite fortieth annual convention in Richmond -just prior to coming to the Capital, will arrive in Washing- ton on the night of June 16. The members on the following day When the members of the National Editorial Asspciation are the guests of the local newspapers and of the| Washington Chamber of Commerce on June 18 they will be received at the White House by President Coolidge, and it is thought likely that he will Red Ripe No. 1 can No. 2 can. No. 2% can PEAS COFFEES Pnces are coming down for the first time in many months; we have no brand at over 50c pound. Atta Coffee . ............. Wilkins’ Breakfast ....... Orienta, bag . . Orienta, can . Your Luck . Wilkins’ Perfect Blend . .. Maxwell House .......... Lord Calvert ..............Lb, Astor .. .Lb., Sunbeam .................Lb, PRUNES Fancy Del Monte Pack Large size, 30 to 40°c.......Lb, 19¢ Medium size, 50 to 60’s. ... ..Lb., 10c SUNSWEETS 5% 23c package BLACK EYE PEAS, Special, Lb., 10c; 3 Lbs., 25¢ SOAPS CLEANSERS HILDICK P. & G. Naphtha, L gg g:::: hrglel. s 9de ASl;ArI‘!KLlNGbe CIDER 6 cakes, 25¢ small . . orious new beverage that .cake, 4/5¢ | Ivory Flakes, large. . e e T e . .cake, 615 lvhory Fllxkes, small of old champagne. .cake, 5%5¢ | Chipso, large b 6-oz. cake, 'ZI: Chl:sn, smffl 12-0z. BOttle’ 23c 10-o0z. cake, 12c | Star Naphtha l’owder .cake, 41/5¢ 6 for.25¢ 5 Old Dutch Cleanser. . .cake, 7V5c | Octagon Powder. . cake, 6¢ | Kirkman's Chlps. .3 cakes, 25¢ | Kirkman’s Powder. . .3 cakes, 25¢ | Lux, large No. 1 can. No.2can. .. No. 1 can. No.2can. ... No. 2% can. . 2 CANS CORN"= 25 BREAKFAST CEREALS Your favorite brand will cost you a little less in Piggly Wiggly Stores. Post Toasties . Pkg., 9':c Post Brand Flakes . ........Pkg., 11lc Cream of Wheat ... . .Pkg., 21c Kellogg’s Bran . .. ...Pkg., 11c Kellogg’s Bran Flakes . . ... .Pkg., .9¢ Shredded Wheat ... .......Pkg, 11c Ralston’s Wheat Food. ... . .Pkg., 23c Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Pkg., 9Y5c Quaker Grits .............Pkg, 11c Grape Nuts. . . .Pkg., Kellogg’s Krumbles. .Pkg., Wheatena . . .Pkg., Pettijohn ........ . -Phkg:, Zo Sataieisis DK Puffed Wheat . ... .Pkg., 12V5c Puffed Rice ...... .Pkg., 15¢ Quaker Oats . .Pkg., 10c Armour Oats ........ .Pkg., 10c Kellogg's Pep ............Pkg, 1lc Pewankee Lake Monocacy Valley .Lb,, 8 5% -Lb., .Lb., -Lbi; < by Star Ltfebnoy Ivory .... Ivory Ivory, Guest . . Octagon Octagoun Toilet. Fels-Naptha . Palmolive . .. Olivilo . .. SUGAR Best Cane Granulated Lb, 6ic 10 Ibs, 63c 100 Ibs., $6.00 EVAPORATED MILK FRESH FISH Shipped Direct by Express CROAKERS ..............Ib, TROUT, dressed...........lb, BOSTON MACKEREL. . .Ib., HALIBUT STEAK..... .1b,, SALMON STEAK..........lb, FILLET OF HADDOCK. . SUNSHINE SODA CRACKERS Regular Price, 6c 2 Packages, 9¢ FLOUR Gold Medal or Pillsbury 5 Ibs, 30c 12 Ibs., 65c 24 lbs., $1.25 Small cans.......2 for 9¢c Tall cans. . SPRING VEAL Home-Dressed, Milk-Fed Calyes RIB CHOPS......... Ib., 35¢ LOIN CHOPS....... .Ib., 35¢ SHOULDER CHOPS. Ib., 28¢ BREAST OF VEAL.. Ib., 15¢ VEAL CUTLET. . .. .Ib., 48c Sunset Gold MAY 14, | 80 to Fredericksburg, Va., where they {will vidit the battlefields and various | | other places of historical interest. On | 3une 18, prior to the visit with the | President, the editors will be shown many points of interest here, and in the afternoon will go to Mount Ver- non. The membership of this dsmmv i lation is made up of editors of week v | Inewspapers and the daily new. {papers of smaller cities throughout | the Nation 1925. We're all temperamental” {have no patience. if we printed crepe and- flannel. with silk crepe de chine Dresses, 57; 25 Dresses for Summer wear. rayons, flanne in becoming mod Sizes for misses and women. Rayon Vests, Special, 85c 75 High-grade Ravon Vests shades of pink, white, nile Step-ins to Match, $1. peach. Women's Athletic Union Suits, §1.50 and $1 grades. 35 checked mu Special price Friday only Women’s Linen ’Kerchiefs, 15¢ (Irregulars of 50c Grade.) of real imported Irish linen handkerchiefs with nar- 150 Handerkchiefs, Sheer and heavy raw and wide hems. Flower Trimmings, 10c 50 Flower Trimmings that may Friday only. d for trimming hats or to be oees, orchids. Friday only, 10c. Full-Fashioned Thread Silk and Chiffon Hose 85¢ Pair; Were $1.35 ZD pairs Very Serviceable Silk ; in black, tan, gray and All lisle tops. nude silk and Sizes 8!2 to 10. 56 pairs of our regular $6.50 and Pumps reduced tomorrow. Sizes 4 to 7 in the lot. Black Satin Pumps, $2.45. Pumpe, Sandals for street wear. leather. Sizes 4 to 5. Friday « Children’s Sandals, $1.75 Regularly Much Higher. Sandals. of patent leather. elk .\'an‘ pliable and nusuall Girls’ Coats Reduced, $4.95 Medium-weight Polaire and Tweed Coats offered Friday at a substantial saving. Sizes Were $9.95. ars. Hats, $1; were $2.95. traw combination. day only at this price. Were $1.95. LY TRREGULAR. in lot. Muslin Pajamas, $1; were $1.35. Muslin Pajamas. medium and small sizes. Ties, 60c; were 85c and $1. Mogadore Ties. Wanted cqlors. 8 of these Cor Two and three button But 8 popular. Seamless Bleached Sheets, 95¢c. for use. Three-quarter and Good quality. Slightly soiled. Crinkle Bedspreads, $3.95 set; Double-bed Siza Spreads, with Biue, rose and sold stripe: Turkish Towels, 10c. Biue stripes, In white. ter display. Tablecloths, 78c: were $1. Hemmed Tablecloths, tor Friday only. Irish Linen Hemstitched Towels, borders. Also 8x10-foot si: attractive new rn. Heavy-grade Fiber Rug ment of colorings. Fri quoted. 8.3x10.6. size. s, in an long. patierns. Lengths....95c to High shades and navy and gray TAILORED SUITS, 4 of them, Splendid values for Friday tub silks, georgette and prints, Also 2 Knit Sports Dresse: Shades include blonde, blue, red, navy and black. nd peach Very special high-grade rayon step-ins, in pink, white, nile and suits of plain and n flesh and white. butionieres and hat flowers. SOME SLIGHTLY IRREGULAR. Women’s Pumps, $2.95 Were $6.50 and $7.50 Splendid 144 pairs of Black Satin n smart one-strap models. Women's Kid Sandals, $2.45. Comfortable Summer Champagne and bhrown 300 pairs Triple-stitched lotus calf and smoked Wanted colors. Fri- with four silk frogs. 78 Silk-and-wool and Attractive figures and stripes. 156 Towels, Slightly soiled from coun- 36 Mercerized Damask in round patterns. Linen Towels, 3 for $1; ware 40c each. ay only at the price below ...$8.35 Congoleums in short lengths from 3 feet to 9 feet Heavy-grade felt-base coverings. One 9x12 Seamless Tapest LONGWORTH TO SPEAK. | Zihlman Also Expected to Be on| G. 0. P. State Club’s Program. | | Representative Longworth of Ohio, who will be the Speaker of the next | House, and Representative Zihlman | of Maryland, who probably wll be the | next chairman of the District eom. mittee of the House. will address the | annual meeting of the League of Re- publican State lubs to be held in the Wothvop DOWN STAIRS STORE Friday is Remnant Day Remnant Day Merchandise is not Returnable or Exchangeable ; not sent C. O. D. or on Approval. Mail or Phone Orders not Accepted. Ensemble and Tailored Suits, *1 10 ENSEMBLE SUITS, of poiret twill, Long and three- quar'rr length coats that may flannel and novelty cloth Sizes 16 to 42. in navy and black cloths, only some iv Sizes Were $15 and $20 Roshanara crepe, poudre bleu, soiled. sizes. DOWN STAIRS STORE Well made. 20, in plain eolo belted models wi 75 full-cut Sizes 36 to 46 88c. Samples of Size 38 only. Broadcloth Blous silk-like broadclo and white. Silk Blous tunic hlous Sizes 34 to 42 Tunic Blouses, tinen. he worn as corsages. Were also few in print Silk-and-Wool sports sweaters. green and tan, DOWN STAIRS STORE Full-Fashioned Thread Silk and Chiffon Hose Special, $1 Pair . 100 pairs. Very specially priced Shades of flesh, harvest, French medium gray and white. Perfect quality. Sizes 8'2 to 10. DOWN STAIRS STORE Handmade Slips, slips, 36%o 44, White Muslin Sli $7.50 Qmun Style savings. Sizes 4 to Silk Moire Slips, nly 2-inch hems. Sp flesh Crepe Kimonos, $ hlue and rose. and v durahle, Sizes Low Bust C-B 5 Noveity Bandeau bandeaux Para Rubber Red solled from coun Garter Brassier soiled. Regularly DOWYX STAIRS STORE Hats of =ilk and Men’s English Broadcloth Shirts Reduced, $1.28 62 Men's English Broadcloth Shirts, some of which are slightly =olled, others SLIGHT- Neckband and collar-attached Splendid values—Friday only. styles. In blue, 50 pairs of Men's Large. Ties, 15¢; were at this price. pair perfect. Siz ed Suits. In the wanted Si; 35, 36, 38 and 40. DO IRS STORE style Medium and large sizes. Aprens, were $4.45. separate bolsters. Lace trimmed in 16x30 gize. sizes. much higher. Bib Aprons, 50c. Speclal poe 75 Pure Ruffled with monogram Special. 7 curtains in’ white. DOWN STAIRS STORE 9x12 Japanese Grass Rugs, $4.7 20 in the lot. Reversible Made with heavy double cotton 1 Seam fect. Friday, attractive assort- s 9x12 Brussels Rugs of colorings. Three $295°.....0 4.6x DOWN STAIRS “STO] Dresses of plain crepe de chine Dresses, ®5; 15 Printed Georgette and Crepe Dresses. Crepe-back Satin black and georgette in pastel shades. All reduced for immediate clearance. House Frocks, $1.50 Blouses and Sweaters Reduced $2.50; damaged from dis Sweaters, in combinations of tan and rose and tan Underwear Reduced hand embroidered and hand-drawn. hem White Muslin Costume straps and embroidery Long-waisted Camisoles, lavender Medinm Dressing Sacques, Greatly Reduced, 75¢ models in broken sizes in broken sizes. tan and white. patterns and colors that mer admire Black Cotton Socks, 7 pairs, $1. ¢ reduced for Bungalow Aprons, 12 with square and round necks, of white dimity. soiled Hoover Aprons, $1.25. piped with lavender and pink. h one side plain. Cool and Summery rugs. Greatly reduced for 9x12:foot size....$32.50 cabinet room of the Willard Hotel tn. night Reports from officers will be read | and officers for the ensuing vear wi be elected. Republican Orator Dies. NEW YORK. Mav 14.—Franc Schoonmaker, for more than 40 vears a campaign speaker for the Repunj can national and State committees died from a stroke of apoplexy nr Monday night at a branch of the ¥. \ C. A., where he lived, it last night was learned Were $25 and $29.50 he worn separately pin-striped effects. Full lined 16, 38, 42 and 44 Were $15 and More Alss bisqus, brown, Party Frocks of Some dresses slizhtly Al Dresses, in rust. Were $1.95 stripes. Smart and cuffs rs, checks and th contrasting collar $1.25; were $1.95. 34 blouses in colors of tan es, hlue 10 overblouses and the popular high shades were $5. Just & Shades of navy and rust izee 3. 3%, 40 75¢: &lightly play $1.95 4 hlue were Silk and Rayon Twisted Hose 75¢ Pair Waere Much More. 80 pairs Silk- and-rayen Twisted Hose that give splendid service. Thrush, greve, gray and brown. Sizes 82 to 10. $1.38; were $1.50. 67 hip- m-n ps, 78c. Special value. &0 Hip lips, with shoulder trimming. Sizes 36 to 44 $2.25; were $3.95. ring shades 2 Priced 23 slips with were SI 4 1.45; were $1.95. and Ja 14 in lavender 95c; were 32 and $3. Friday only 50 moiled and mussed reduced for clearance ucers, $2; were $6.85, chtly ter display. Sizes 1 and 1 $1.75. § brocaded hrassieres 2205, Corsets, %, Jle. Sizes 1312 to 17 35c. 36 Neckties of raven, in Friday only 100 pairs; Every es 914, 10 and 10% only. Men'’s Finely Tailored Suits, *19.75 <% ctly Cut and T grays and mixtures that are so Sheets & Towels Reduced Bungalow Aprons, 78¢ 45, hemmed, ready single _ bed e sizes. Vee and square necks. Of checked ginghams. 78c. mussed clearance. $1.25; 18, and eoiled. Large -sizes were $1.95 and $2.25. medium, large and extra Soiled; broken sizes: were 6, of black and white percale, Mussed from dis- Curtains, 65¢ Pair pairs ruffied marquisette and serim 2% vards leng, with tie-hacks, Were Much Higher warp. Stenciled on one side in A genuine saving. Axminster Rug, slightly imper- immediate clearance hown in attractive .$6.50 fine qualit 7.6 size. .. 124 Rug...$16.75