Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1925, Page 25

THE EVE G_STAR, WASHINGT! D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1925 RN R AN AR SRR IR IR AR AR AR AR A AR AR AR AR AR AR AR AR AR 2 AR AR A AR AR PR R PR PR PR AR N PN 2R PP PR R AR PR COMMUNITY LIFE HELD IMPORTANT t ; Coolidge Praises Farm Bu- reau for Nation-Wide Plans for July 4. For Your Convenience, Open a Charge Account Tomorrow—Sixth Floor L3 ANSBURGH & BRO. 7th to 8th to E—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 The L& B FJubenile Netos L&B BUYER MAKES TEN STRIKE; FINDS 4-PC. ENGLISH BLUE SERGE SUITS, IN SPITE OF SCARCITY Scours New York Marts and by Rare Luck Finds 100 Suits Ready to Deliver Here Saturday! Delicious Nut-Filled Pralines 8C 2 for I5¢ A rich, maple-flavored pra- line, filled with walnuts, pea- nuts and cocoanut — deli ciously creamy, Saturday—Extraordinary Offer 4,000 Prs. Women’s and Children’s Hose Br the Associated Prese CHICAGO, May 22.—Probably no activity is of more importance today than the encouragement and develop- ment of community life, President Coolidge said in a letter to O. E. Brad ‘fute, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, in commenting on the farm organization's plans for a country-wide Fourth of July celebra tion among the nearly 2,000 county farm bureaus. The letter was made vublic here last night “It was with great satisfaction,” the President wrote, “that 1 learned of the plans of the Farm Bureau to take the lead in stimulating an organized, Nation-wide celebration on the Fourth of July. The gathe; together of our farmers and our townspeople in these county-wide celebrations will give a new significance to the day Need Community Life. “Probably no activity is of more fmportance than the encouragement and development of our community life. In the early days in this coun try the church was the center of com munity life. Times and conditions have changed. We are in need of so cial, moral and spiri as well as economic community action. I truly think these Fourth of July celebra Chocolate Fudge 39c Lb. Filled with walnuts, a de- lightful homemade confec- tion. Every Pound Made in Our Ouwn Sanitary Factory STREET FLOOR GIRLS’ SHOP OFFERS NEW WASH DRESSES; MANY STYLES Buyer Takes Advantage of Unusual Offer of Frocks to Sell at (AR G { ($3.95 | » i The unpacking of these frocks in the ship- ping room had much the same thrill as the open- ing of a treasure chest— %) s A and as each new style $ | 10.95 i | Alarmed over scarcity of boys’ blue serge suits, L&B buyer spent B several days in New York market. Many makers could not deliver any suits immediately, but careful search turned up just 100 suits— "\‘ 1,800 Prs. Women’s FULL-FASHIONED Silk Stockings New Sport Beaded Bags, $2.95 vogue that started at Biarritz—that of the beaded tlons will play an important part in the e . mity that t organi stimu “May 1 join homs: may I express to the far my appreciation for their part in this great RAI NEUTRAL IN POLITICS ¢ Brotherhood Votes to Avoid All Party Affiliations in Fu- By the Associated P MINNEAPOL Futur of Railway will b the o with any new political party This course of iof upon terday u her of an The ¢ give its indo office annou! ed to of gov Gover: The favor for aged conductors in either Florida, | Gec Decla Sen dent Dawes in the latter's cam n to cha ate w In a speech before the Kiwanis Club | here, the check longs ernme He Penns: five S pay b that lation the ta Sergt. Hammock Retired. First Sergt 9th ( has b list spirit. 25 States could enact any legis- ncouragement of such cammu Tt is particularly fitting he farmers, througn your great ization, should take the lead in lating this movement with you in_doing mers of . and ers of 1 e to the fa of ou LWAY CONDUCTORS countr ture Elections. e politica Condul America | e of a non-partisan nature, and rganization will not associate | was decided | by the triennial convention yes | when it voted to repeal a| tion adopted at a previous ing which favored the joining independent political movement. | onductors’ order therefo will ement to candidat who are friendly to laboi ive of party affiliations. L. I rd, president of the order. also nced that the convention decid remain utral on the question ernment ownership of railroads, nment control and regulati convention went on record in | of the construction of a home | or California. res Unlimited Debate in ate Provides Needed Check and Balance. Cope! | nigh ice Presi inge the procedure of the Nen ith respect to the cloture rule. Senator Copeland declared that | zht of unlimited debate was | and balance that properly be to the American system of gov- nt. pointed out that New vivania, Michigan and t Senators, pay York, Tlinois, | 60 per Twenty tates, with 5 L ut 10 per cent. He asserted they desired at the expense of ixpayers of the great States Charles E. Hammock, ‘avalry, at Fort Riley, Kans., een placed on the Ar count retired “ and in spite of scarcit we offer them at season’s iowest price. These suits are care- fully tailored of fine biue serge, the English type coat with blunt vest and two pairs of lined knick- ers. Sizes range 7 to 16 years—and to avoid any disappointment — get your blue serge tomor- row! LONG TROUSERS MAKE BIG HIT [518.75 | he knows how he was when he “put his first long pants—and now high school lads, almost without excep- tion, are picking, 'em long. And_how they favor these English-cut _suits—with blunt cornered vests—regu- lar long and golf knickers for boys of 13 and 18; and older boys can have both pairs of trousers long, if they wear sizes 34 to 38 ON SALE—FOURTH FLOOR DOUBLE SERVICE 4-PIECE MIXTURE SUITS AT $8.95 Famous L&B Double Service Suits With 2-Pairs of Lined Knickers These suits are cut the English way, too. Tailored of light - weight fancy, woolen mixtures—excep- tionally good looking. Two pairs of lined knickers as- sures double service. Sizes 7 to 16 years. ON SALE—FOURTR FLOOR GIRLS’ HATS ARE MARKED TO HALF PRICE Smartest styles and fash- ionable materials combine in an unusual Saturday offering. All desirable col- ors and sport or tailored cf- fects. HIGH-BACK ORGANDIE BONNETS FOR INFANTS $1.95 AND $2.95 With plaited ruffle and lace edging, these little bon- nets are unusually becom- ing. Sizes 14, 15 and 16. KNITTED CAPES FOR TINY TOTS, $1.95 In pink or blue with white collars and facings. Embroidered in rosebuds. Sizes 1, 2 and 3 ON SALE—FOURTH FLOOR Coats Sing Swan Song---Going Out at These Coats are cream of our was disclosed the price seemed more absurd! The host of charming styles, 1ace trimmed, organdie trimmed, hand- embroidered. ribbon trimmed, seemed almost unbelievable. Linens, broadcloths, impo rted voiles, dotted swisses and crepes. They will go on sale for the first time to- morrow—sizes 7 to 14. SATURDAY, GIRLS' SILK-AND-FLANNEL ENSEMBLES, $10.00 Youth and simplicity have combined with artful effect in the much wanted ensem- bles of flannel and silk that will be a feature offering at L&B tomorrow. Printed crepe and stripe broadcloth dresses, separate flannel coats, in tan, pow- rust and green. 7 to 14. & ON SALE—FOURTH FLOOR o CHILDREN’S AND MISSES’ SHOES —SATURDAY, PAIR, $3.65 Play and Dress styles in- cluded in the markdown. Moccasins and sandals that both Misses and Children are wearing have crepe rub- ber soles. Moccasins in tan leather; sandals elk and tan leather combined The dress slipper is pat- ent leather with swing strap. Misses’ sizes 1375 to 2, with rubber heels; children's sizes, 8% to 13, with wedge heels. ON SALE—STREET FLOOR TOTS’ SUMMER VOILE DRESSES, $1.95 Both styles, to match, have just arrived in the Infant’s Shop to meet I the increased demand. | : tallored _and fussy many with panties ning styles in orchid, pink, rose, green, blue and peach. Sizes 2 to 6. All-white" voile frocks, pret- tily trimmed with lace and embroldery, $2.95 to $6.95. ON SALE—FOURTH FLOOR B Last Chance to Buy Women’s Summer Shoes at $4.45 —White Kid Shoes —White Buck Shoes —White Canvas Shoes —White Kid With Patent Trimming —Tan Calf Shoes —Tan With Patent —Gored Styles —New Strap Effects —Button Oxfords —Plain Opera Pumps —Fancy Cut-outs —Bow Effects —Sport Styles Many, many styles that are undeniably new, undeniably correct! Perfectly fitted, splendid workmanship—shoes for bag, all white or combined with pastel colors. In drav o - string, pouch, underarm or frame style. Attractive they are convenient! STREET FLOOR The New! Cleo-Pat-Ra Bathing Sandals, $1.00 as The newest fad for the beach—this bathing sandal which no sand or gravel w stay. In red, green, nav ivory and black. ~All sizes STREET FLOOR Toiletries in il Y Houbigant's Ideal and Quelques Fleurs new . Narcisse Vendome 1 0 Extract, 1-0z. size.. . eor e $1.00 0 De Lugo Bath Salts, bouquet lemon, verbena and rose odors Palmolive special Pyrodento Tooth Paste, special Amami Face Powder, special Shampoo, 29 23 49 STREET FLOOR 9¢c C (¢ C *1.19 Pr. These fine stockings have the same clear weave and lustrous texture that characterizes much higher priced stockings! They are faultless—and the low price is possible only because of a very fortunate purchase. Full-fashioned, deep garter top and double sole and heel of lisle. Colors—sunburn, nude, pearl, tortoise, blonde, gray, airedale, tanbark, jack rabbit, white, black and others. 1,200 Prs. Women’s “RAVEL STOP” Silk-and-Rayon Hose 55¢ Pr. The “run-stop” Prevents garter runs—a special feature only found in higher priced hose. These have seam. double heel and toe. Colors—thrush, cuede, harvest, tanbark, Deauville, pearl , white and black 1,000 Prs. Children’s Rayon Novelty Socks, Fine, lustrous rayon in a variety of summer shades. with varied color novelty cuff tops. Every pair a picture. STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BKO. Enter! Summer Hats The cool wood shades of tan and brown, the fresh, delicate greens, copen, palest pink, buttercup yellow, colors that are a part of Surm- mer. And the styles include the jaunty unconcern of the very chic tailored hats, the delightful feminity of the large transparent hats, the inevitable models of silk, satin and crepe de chine. ments, applique, fancy pins, flowers and embroidery used for trim- ming. SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Picnic and Camping Days Are Here! When You Pack a Lunch and Eat Gypsy Style—and Here's What You'll Need. In Their Graceful Shapes, Delicate, Cool Shades and Novel Trimming ) You don't just spend $5.00 for a hat when you buy one from ! this collection—you make a $5.00 investment in charm and beauty! & Ribbon orn. Styles for Matron or — Bobbed or Un- ed Head Sizes Ready! 1,000 Men’s Imported which you'd ordinarily pay considerably more for! Still a Jarge assortment .to.choose. from, despite two days of active selling—all sizes in one style or another. STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Just Arrived! Kamp-Kook Folding Gasoline Stoves with windshield. Two- burner size. $7.00. Picnic Hammocks of strong knitted cord, in an assortment of colors. $1.49. Folding Camp or Picnic Table, British Broadcloth Union Suits own stocks, plus specially pur- chased coats of equal value and beauty. You can save from $1 to $11, according to the one you choose! BreathBad? Constipation may be causing it. Pluto Water safely and quickly fiushes all the congested waste out of the bowel tract. Acts in 30 minutes to two hours. Never gripes. Prescribed by physicians, sold by druggists and bottled at French Lick Springs, Ind. When Nature Won’t Pluto Will PLUTO W, TER-je SPERD PPPPETLRPPRPFTPTTPPPTRTEPIPTHE price of coat alone s dresses in plain colors and prints. sizes. SECOND FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. Nemo Corsets, $3.39 medium or full figure. bust and long hipline. but not all sizes in each style. Every coat desirable. Every coat a masterpiece in materialing and tailor- ing. Poiretchine, Twills, Silks and Man- nish weaves—all lined with silk crepe. Best colors in sizes 14 to 50%%. $49.75 to $65 Ensembles—now 39 A separate coat and dress, for the Twill coats and silk All Discontinued Numbers Formerly Marked, $6.50 Two models—style 1322 and 1355—that are ideal for the Made of fine coutil with low or medium In flesh and white. Sizes 27 to 42, SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. s o Jewelry— Specially Priced 3-row Jap (mig) Pearl Chokers, with colored stone- set clasps, $1.00. 60-in. Strings (mfg.) Pearls, may be used as chokers or bracelets, 89c. Four-row _(mig) Pearl Bracelets, with silver bars, 65c. Fancy (mfg.) Pearl Chok- ers, each in gift box—for the graduate. A limited number, $1.79. STREET FLOOR Oriental Sun Shades For Summer Beach or Country Colorful effective sun shades with just a charming touch of the bizarre—are de- cidedly smart for Summer. With: short stubby handles. ‘Waterproof. $1.50 and $2.00. Children’s sizes, 39c and 50c. STREET FLOOR Jantzen Bathing Suits, $6.75 For the Woman Who Really Swims — cuts the water with a clean, sure dive, strikes out with vig- orous strokes and must be unhampered. A heavy ribbed, all-wool suit that is known for its quality and durability, Made on comfortable athletic lines. Black, navy, Kelly green, peacock blue, orange or beige —plain colors or trimmed with stripes. . All sizes, 34 to 48. Extra Sizes to 54 $5.95 to $8.95 Other Bathing Suits $3.95 to $12.50 SECOND FLOOR with roll-up top. $4.75. Folding Camp Stools, 39c. FOURTH FLOOR Sale! NR-5 Freed-Eisemann Radio Sets Completely Equipped $99.89 Radio Balcony open to- might till 9 o’clock. Use Main 8th St. Entrance. Tennis Needs Imported regulation Tenn Balls, 1924 make, with plenty resiliency, 39c each; 3 for $1.00. is of Children’s size tennis rackets, strung -with oriental gut. Children’s tennis little beginners. and 49¢. } ] FOURTH FLOOR 98¢c. rackets, for Two sizes, 25¢ In this lot are included a number of union suits of fine quality Soisette—but it's the Broadcloth ones that we are all “pepped up” about. Can you imagine—only $1 for genuine British broadcloth union suits; and they're made right —cut full, athletic style, sleeveless and knee length. Sizes 34 to 44. How many, please? Topkis Athletic Union Suits at 1,200 Men’s Silk Ties 65 Flaunt New Colors at C You'd never suspect so much beauty and richness for 65c, as these ties display. Just wait until yvou see them, you'll want at least six. And it's wisdom to buy that many! STREET FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. FPTPP TRPPRPPETPTTPPRDEDTE