Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1925, Page 21

- TOKIO, - July..14 UP)-Tthe Tomice” dnitoumced “toduy ~timt - th' ar | leged Korean plot- against—members of the imperial. faiily, reportdd.in. *|Japanese “newspapers- last ' week; “oc- | | curred in 1923, not a fortnight ago. | Dnrectors of $26 000, 000 P, — July 10 that four Koreans a fortnight | Concern Hope to Perfect |zo sained entrance. to the imperial 3 palace with bombs. The };«)Tt:éfld;:l explode and no one was inju el Marketmg Plan' paper sald the Koreans had been ar- ‘ rested. Other newspapers announced | = | the forthcoming trial of unnamed v the Associated Press. persons charged with an offense | CHICAGO, July 1 ct S against the imperial court. thé Grain Marketing Co., 6 il Sy — 000 farmers’ co-operative marketing venture, voted yeste to continue HAMMUN RETIRES as an organization, but to return the properties involved to the four vendor | FROM HOUSE RAcE L companies. 5. ‘The co—operauve has a.sl\ i the four A T e Sale of Regardless of the fact merged to fort th - N\e to i i i % B St m‘-;;g;;g;:;mk,o, Leaves Congress Nomination in Women’s Sample All MeadowbrooKk | that they are the latest one year, allowing the grain market- 5 i iy ing company to purchase the prop- Gillett District Open to H dk h- f Hats Included styles—and most of them ertles outright within that time. H. L. Bowles. anakKercnieis ; sold for more than double Will Not Handle Grain. = ity & 2 ice—all wil The joint contract between the com- | by the Assoclated Pre Of Pure Imported Irish Linen the pri I I go to- peny &nd the vendors expires on July | NORTHAMPTON, Mass., July 14.— 7 morrow at- Slone’ ot The 1y et 1 the e € | Thomas J. Hammon, district attorney o o, 7 ative Is unable to comply with the | Of, the northwest Massachusetts o C 4 2 s | tri da Republican, announces 2 4 \ 1 - §3hiract terms, which called {08 & | vesterday that he wouid iihdraw 0 A e The new Fall models are coming in—and Summer 000, ymen ; - from the contest for Representative to . special purchase of a manu- folhe, vendor companies were I | Gongress from the second Massachu: e e i s e el hats must go to make room for them. So—at the i et e ke i | Setts district, left vacant by the recent 2 acturer’s samp. 4 / height of S P . . flot gontemplate Joint operation In | death of Representative-clect George offer these unusual values in exquisitely eight of Summer and vacation time this wonderful op- o PUrchaSe duriny fnerely the yieht | B. Churchill of Amherst. The district fine Irish linen handkerchiefs for this P 5 ¢ to purchase during ¢ nd the | hag been represented by Frederick H. ne portunity is offered! You may save many dollars on b S g Yer, Dres. | Gillett, now United States Senator absurdly low price. 3 T d 26 hit of 1 5 that he had received verbal approval | "9 S SRS ¢ Cooliage's home i There are many styles—plain white \ S your vacation hat—an sacrifice no whit o its style be- of the pian fram offivers of the VERdor | aisirict, snfl 1 was in the law afiios of with dainty npphque, or with white or colored em- cause of that fact! companies whose properties are to be | Jonn G Hamwen My, Hammens T lee o8 SR returned to them. | father, that Mr. Coolidze studied law broidery. Sport shades with dashes of gay color a 3 Each a Distincti Styl At the meeting action releasing the| 1n announcing his withdrawal Mr. corners and in the hemstitching. The edges have hem- a stincuve C— Droved and a motion e passed o | FAmmon Tecalled his previous state. stitched or rolled hqms. d th 298 of them to ch f 1 6 ful W S8 O | ment that he would not run i [enry . osieer st v oot e D) L. Bowles of Springheld entered the STREET FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. and there ar:; hai ob ":imho c oofse, rom h race ‘; *0-Oper: L3 ng Republican nomination contest. r. - grain this season. No o BIRES | Bob s e e iy conaitacy, last Clearance! $3 50 $ 5.00 N S\ leghorns and hair raid ats, soft crepe ats, ta o L L T e e . * ’ ’ J g feta and velvet combinations of unusual chic. And rent S 1 tender for the Republi i S i rel- 000" ; ¢ Cmination. Toand . Sawyer. of $6.00 and $7.00 COI'SGtS ) . the pansy shade so much in demand—the rich _u?l has been “proved practica B[ oD e $ N low tones, nut brown, gray, black, orchid “the only thing yet to be d EIETEIR RS e hnd f 'nk R W of pink. IRke) the urlisttaling o The International Federation of : and ne SnAcsIoL N Which must be gotten G| Pomee R e RGN ST e 3 [J ; The majority bear the lebels of makers known , ers themselves.” Tatersimtiorial s ednretion € or it ecans Bi Modart as style creators, including all Meadowbrook 361 Elevators Hold Stock Tnior RN ”””E lm"";— L 2 7; —h Hats. And remember, the first choice is best. One year, the stater 14, wa engo Belt—an ansburg . * z & too short a time to ge 1 z LANSBURGH & BEO. of such magnitude to the farr = Specml Models : SECOND FLOOE. . such manner that he could = stand and appreciate it. | b Lines that are long and slim and Th said 361 y L -3 | : vitoss Tons Docoie Pl n i decidedly smart, low elastic top and F fraln h‘xs been handled directlv or ||| Iong hip are the outstandmg character- | ' Fhetaty 1| pen— g e, R ale! New Summer Dresses nd the company now P T ut a ew models ol eacl make an ?un'ly to handle more 5 0 . | | I & 1 ;:ushels of its own m n Oll Burner Hiiii8 each groulp in the lot, all Hie' beautlx:’ufll_v rom its present memb H v ! made and quite apparently wort ar A R k bl P h f R k bl Sale' e =" | 249 more than $2.95. emarrable Furchase for a KemarRkable . EMPLOYES’ OUTING. Made of fine couti! and broche in . e ‘ Omfort E flesh color only. Sizes 25 to 36 in the Ufleqlmlfli mn July Clearance— Gas Light Company Force Going lot. The sort of opportunity of acquir- to Chesapeake Beach. and , ing smartness that you can’t afford to 1 The thirty-seventh annual excursion | LA miss! of the Employes' Beneficial Associa- | I‘ < CORSET SHOP. SECOND FLOOE. tion of the Washington Gas Light | eqaniiniess Company will be held tomorrow at Chesapeake Beach. More than 2,500 | for l - OI | a e O persons are expected to attend. Chil- dren from St. John’s and St. Vincent's ||| 3 orphanages and the Washington ||| Y H PR aii v W5 | ¥ our Home o1 ) guests. Alie SEEEnssmen oM, 18 cons = Surprisingly low prices on all standard toilet posed of C. M. Deener, general chair- ’ > man; J. J. Spellman, tickets; J. Kl H S l C goods—lower, even, than the usual’sale prices. O'Neill, tert: J; E. Trl.l | - o X Eent, eoerianmery s £ 1ot ||| Rlgen-Heet dales Lo. EXTRACTS pulal 40r, 50c stze. Sale 95, A e ot Coty’s $1.00 L'Origan, Paris, : ficers of ‘the assoe: G is S. | 1013 12th St. N.\W. P gl i J g:;m;:l‘f‘:nt '$1.00 size. 89¢ Hart, president; C. M. Deener, secre. | o C P g z 2 tary, and George M. Whitwell, treas. || AU 7886 Trankiin S0 S B iorigan, Rose, |, Dieriiss, 25 dae. Sale 19 These frocks will answer every woman’s puzzling ques urer. e — Chpre, _ Emersude, R 3 [0 2 ’t strain her g price. " $clun6>r3 s steriadiod.. S5 tion, “What Shall I Wear And they won sa'l’-rl; CREAM . pocketbook, either. “THE GOOD THINGS OF LIFE” S f%d?i ban. 20¢ : Vacations = ) - 39¢ Printed Crepe Flat Crepe We lngw that break in the year's work and s week 30 iatso. In $1 60 s . - 72 Flowered Chiffon Sport Tub Silk or two of enjoyment in the big outdoors is not an extrava- Sale price .. 3 3 s ganoe, nor even an expense. It is an investment. It makes Djer-iciss, §2.00 size. $1.69 hP"“gn’; c‘f“le‘"’ vanish- Beaded Georgette French VPlle the man or the woman who takes it more efficient and more Sale price -....... : 25¢ Crepe Elizabeth French Linen productive all the rest of the TOILET WATER i - 53 e 'y ul ry cleans! , _lemon i e R e et o Ch Emergude, Sty X vanisiing, G0 Stag; Jon 0w For the links, the courts, the promenade, the shore. For same way. price ... A g z : : L BBefm to put sside a year bef(}:lre your vacation starts.' A cleansing, tea time, for bridge time, for sit and talk time. For in- y depositing a regular sum each month in our S Paris, Emerallda 56 , §1 . Dapectascir o cint Gk SIaT (i R e éfle $5.49 8 e formal evening wear. expenses. i R It is One of “The Good Things of Life” J Azurea Wide range of styles in the newer and favored modes. Sal Save for Them at the i i T Scarfs, flares, godets and apron effects vie with tucks and District National Bank of Washington two-piece effects. There are reductions from higher prices : rice e "hia 15 coeodle p'flz“'" - as well as the special purchase dresses. Sizes are from 16 OFFICERS pcica i 2 o Bobert N. Harper, PT”%%'{HJA_&I‘;%C to 541/ in one or another of the models. Joshua Evans, Jr., rice e Executive Vice Presidest ke & 34c W. P. Lipscomb, Vice' President. ¥ i e 34c¢ C. J. Gockeler, Nk Samsbu, i - s, D1 1,000 Men’s Athletic Boys’ Warm Weather i enrl;. P.m.::n" r. "y sale price 2 c . . : H‘;vl.’m.m“f‘co;i&“’” pfllf‘ACE PowDERs :.i’”.‘:r“;‘ ; Union Suits Suits of Palm Beach Assistant Cashier. Coty’s, $1.00 size. Pyrodento, . * : Theodore S. Mason, Wbl Sale price Made of Cool Summer-weight Madras and Pt A A“,;.; : LOTIONS Other Fine Materials At a Clearance Price That Bnrnas i Johosom; e " Hind’s Honey and - Is Invitingly Low Wharton E. Lester, i Almond, 50c size. 5 Counsel and Trust Officer. o 4 é. 23 B. L. Colton, 7 e c B h Offi \m‘:—h:n' T:“: o'n;rw Sale price S Rm “"e:iu Benzo]n ~ ) ranc] lces: Conn. Ave. & K St. v { Elcaya, 50¢ size. Sale 38c Glycerin, 25¢ e 9]¢ % ° e Amami Hand Lotion, 59¢ Men who have 5¢c size. Sale price . Jergen's Benzol.n ‘and learned how to be When Tom Sawyer dressed up Large Electrically-Cooled Offices e B e comfortable in b0t | for Sunday, even in the Summer e S z : i weather -will greet time, he put on scratchy woolens. Everythmg pertaining to the comfort of our patients is pric & : L2 this value with whole- Then on week days he changed 3 provided. Careful, Conscientious Treatment. rice ! hestted: enthusiasni! back to ragged overalls. The N - . modern boy wears cool palm Our reputation of 24 years is put 3 ice 5 . For besides the fact Y y right into our work. We use only rice T ? that they are made of beach on all occasions. It is the best of materials obtainable and v price B = easily washed and suitable for 3 G the coolest materials, these suits are so generously cut Y :Illl;'el‘):il’:lg r;ev‘;::uve "::“::d’ :“': o % hat they fit without the slightest discomfort—even play. Then, fmhlilalmdemd it and sensitive. All dental work leav- hen one does a “daily dozen™! Sizes 34 to 46. makes a fine-looking dress-up Golt, Crow wna priee | ing this office is supervised pecson e price s i outfit. These suits are well tai- i M fi""“’ §6 and | ally by Dr. Freiot and teed. H POOS 3 . lored, and come in sizes 8 to 17. RS babrsuical ally by Dr. Frelot and gusanteed WSM% e Men’s Cotton Pongee Pajamas past 4 years Usng only the very ":N ; e s $1 6 5 . Extra Palm Beach appliances known to price . 5 = e oty o latest. peisl arns . Knickers, Pair $1.95 tative methods used in DR. FREIOT'S price ; Solid comfort! Made of a fine, cool grade of e 55 st diess’ weathas office, giving the least possible dis- Hand-made Plat 8 price cotton pongee, in ‘powder blue, tan and white. Coat 80 it is ulways well to have an Fonifort. | harsstss Sof N e i i s style, fastened with rayon frogs. extra pair or two of knickers. THese are made of tients in Washington and surround- S sy 3 Cut on generous lines and finished with care P ng cities and towns. al s atothis prike. - Sisea A H, € genuine Palm Beach cloth, in gray, Oxford or sand. Testimonials upon request. Eight lucke. electrlcally. cooled, sanitary egeotion rice regularly. unusual in garments prige. 5 Sizes 8 to 17. a rating rooms. All instruments, glasses u and D. .';mww FEThE % odoi sssoried “Mbm" 3 cakes 50C STREET FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. STREET FLOOE, LANSBURGH & BRO. DR. FREIOT 5 407 7th St NW. Cloagliness Tn One of Qur w...{ Striking Features Vers Special Aftention (o Servous eople No Charge ‘for Extra e Other Work SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BEO. 22-karat ¥ino