Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1925, Page 16

16 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1925. STRATON OFFERED |*"-how sotirrs aknos : For the Season at Home Between Sdmmer and Fall Decision. By the Associated Press Will Challenge Darrow to De- |, ST, LOUIS, Ausust 424 cemporary ‘.‘ £ 9 P o d i S . l S l e Eeremczll Kann’s Provides a Special Sale sion of the city jail. which he gained : through a stratégic move vesterday. Fundamentalist. It also had the effect of bringing the sheriff's contentions squarely before the courts for ultimate adjudication. T sl of Attractive New Apron Frocks rship of the fundamentalist forces, ! of which William Jennings Bryan|diction of the city administration at —Every homekeeper should have a plentiful supply of these neaf, cool Apron Frocks—especially these warm August days. And here’s just the most delight- ful collection of them you could imagine—at the low price of $1.95 each. —You will like them particularly for the fine, sheer quality of tissue ginghams which make them. It's the quality you'd expect to find in only the much higher priced dresses. What’s more, they come in the most attractive colorings and neat designs. —Their straight lines are youthfully smart as well as exceedingly practical for home and porch wear, and their trimmings of lace and embroidery give them a daintiness that will suggest morning shopping. and vacation wear to many of their purchasers. - b tand least another year dnd a half, as | as the outs nnm.zloll\‘i\n;a;kl::asb‘ecn e i Ragier- i 1 . ¥ Baptist Chureh | {08 e Suronme Court." A heariag was - - -~ At the Temptingly Low Special Price— that, although deputies seized the did not follow that an ght duplicate the feat. In making s announcement 3 Asbury Park, N. J. yesterda. Straton said he was to reveal the urged him fc however, prominent i ormed i orcapizacion V10| PHONE FIGHT LOOMS. on-wide war | f evolution in Virginians to Oppose C. & P. Rate w to a series of Increase Friday. debates on_evolution. | g : Philadslphia | i teesics o e St | will be 25 % resented here » take part in the organized opposition to be made | to the petition of the Chesapeake and Potomae Telephone Co. for a gen- in rates. The fight will' be made before the State Corporation | Commission. | e four cities he named been selected for - Darrow declines, 1| Malone will be raton blamed evolution's of the flesh” for the " of the modern gen- | men make monkey mor-| Aim, the son of a Roman emperor, > said modern dances | could catch fruit in hjs mouth; a pear refiect the per philosophy of | lodging in his windpipe killed him. animalism i reeking | TS e with moral infa a result of| its fleshly tender was this re- flection of evolut hary, sophy wa i Do you know— —The Parisian inspired gown sketched above is characteristic of the new elegance of the Fall mode. Of black satin with crayon-blue trimming, this model reveals the new tie effects which are an important feature of the new styles—one from the neck and another at the waist- NO MORE TRAVEL MONEY _FOR EMPLOYES OF PARKS | ik B : : : : 5 line tying in front. Sometimes they — i imagine their beauty and un e TE L 1 y Payment Unauthorized. McCarl - You can't beg.'ln Lo glhe Thev'll }') il tie in back with equal effectiveness Decides, Finding No Trace Five of the Pretty Styles usual value until you see them. ey e on sale | You'll enjoy seeing this and the tomorrow. | other, smart models now ready Are Shown. The Others Are Equally Attractive of Appropriation. Emploves in the office of Public Buildings and Public Parks may xpend no more of Uncle Sam's money for traveling during the present fiscal vea Controller Gen dered today in ion for an em- ploye of this office, of which Col. C. O. Sherrill is director. The man in question, Alexander B. B had submitted a clalm for for travel and subsistence in MeCarl allowed this claim “be cause of the confusion that had re- Kann's—Street ané epond Pleers, A.t $29'75 Kann’s—Second Floor McCarl so or- Over a Hundred Printed % Thread Silk and Silk-and-Rayon | Crepe Dresses Drop to =1 Hose, Unusual at sulted from the taking over by said 8 office of the unexpended balances of —thisway to sid digestion? appropriations made for other serv- Satin Dresses In the New Fall Silhouette { ices. 5 appropriation act for the office about ey iy R ° travel _“.\;m n)ncim du;u no .pay- E:t’ sy mint Life 2 ment will be authorized for expenses mycral Pep-o- for travel for that ofige durine the| Savers after meals. They have o R fa Gl rest of the vear, a delightful stimulating effect on —Printed Crepe Dresses, in the smart, plain silhouette—ideal for e Strangely ~encugh. the decision | the stomach and frequently cor- early Fall wear—reduced for immediate clearancé! pointed out that there had been in: | rect certain forms of indigestion cluded in the 1925 budget an esth e where nothing else seems to help. Early -all Hats 7 —Many of them are suitable for traveling. All of them are of $140 fo vel, by | 3 e > - e A 4 e R e He | Ie the old i eyte ol worth decidedly more than the price we're asking for them now' | Perfects and Seconds of P d Vel o cal y et Tos the i b They’re in a good range of colors, including black and white and | $1.00 and $1.50 Kinds FO My S G ) eluet s T o L,,;‘;‘"‘;“"':mg:' navy and white. Many are in smart border effects. Most every | x i Combinations i l‘i‘,‘“‘l»’zf‘!'fi,é{' ;S:m::.:l\m of Colum: | Theyare size in the lot. Real bargains at $12.95. 1 | R e > y -‘L.n-f:::m: Kann's—Second Floor. | i Every one of them a fitting comple P X ment for late Summer and earl RITCHIE WAKING TOUR. w0 digestion i 25 2 Fall costumes. Lyons velvet com bined with satin is the vogue. You'll | find them in poke, mushroom, tur | p g ban and drooping styles as well as —A most excellent opportunity to save on hosiery is this sale of in modes for the matron. One of | Thread Silk and Silk-and-Rayon H The majority £ is ve. Black | nread Silk and Silk-and-Rayon Hose. c majority are of pure the latter is sketched above. Black. } silk and many of them perfect. Those’that are seconds only have brown, purple aud sand are the | slight imperfections. All have mercerized tops, soles, heels and colors. | | | Going Down Bay With Earle in| Interest of Conservation. Special Dispatch to The 8 BALTIMORE, A deaver (o ca State's con- | ( servative program, Ritehie and |} Earle will leave this afternoon for a g N In an en- two-and-a-half-day trip aboerd the State steamer McLane. The first meeting will be held at Solomons Island this evening. To- toes and can be had in black, white and a variety of colors. Sizes | ' At $7.50 ? “Phillips Milk of Magnesia” Kann's—Street Floor. ~ morrow St. Marys City will be visited. = Kann’s—Second Floor. of st rges Island a meeting Better than Soda J 4 Specisl Purchas will be held aboard the steamer. (NN NN | Special Purchase— . L) Crossing Tangier Sound 1o Crisfield, | _Instead” of soda hereafter take a |} [li = | an important conference will be beld | little “Phillips Milk of Magn | i Bl en S an v esSses { with 4 committee of the i‘ish, Ovster | water any time for indigestion or || y y and Crab Assocfation | sour, acid, gassy stomach and r I Sanlm)» Mattress Covers 5 | According to Commissioner Ilarle, | will come instantly. 7 the organization of t apeake For fifty years genuine “Phillips | ual 50 and 5 watermen is having a ed in-| Milk of Magnesia” has been pre- | Usudlly $2.50 $2.75 fluence by increasing interest and co. | scribed by physicians, because it operation. overcomes three times as much acid | | i | Sl lin the stomach as a saturated solu- tion of bicarbonate of soda, leaving ° ° i the stomach sweet and free from ail Assigned to Dispensary Duty. | It neutralizes acid ferment 'Special at 88¢ —Lovely Little Dresses of pretty print material in sizes 2 to 6 vears. They are nicely made with no sleeves and are daintily trim- med with contrasting colors, or white collars. and tiny pockets Maj. Arneld D. Tuttle tions in the bo and geritly f —These excellent covers are made of splendid quality Colors, blue, rose, green, yellow and pink ol Pa., and <[ e scieiny =e "'B"?;" th i unbleached muslin, amply large to allow for shrinkage. s “Gen Pleasant to taxe than soda. Im I and are double stitched throughout. All complete with —Khaki Play Suits in bloomer, middie or s -pi ;S % ecial have been assigned to duty at the | upon “Phillips.” Twenty-five- one-piece stylee. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Spe: 9 c Army general dispensary, this city. bottles, any drug store. A light lunch and delicious cool drink —prepared in a moment ties, ready to slip on your mattress. Sizes for full and three-quarter beds. As there are only a limited quantity of these covers, we advise early shopping, as they will not last long at this low price Kann’s—Third Floor. Corsettes! Girdles! | ; $28 For Warm August Days | 1 | R New! 3-Pc. Stamped ‘ Buffet Sets —Slenderness! Grace! Acquire the —The top opens as shown. mak- natural-looking figure of the mode ing it a simple matter to remove by wearin%_thc right corset. It can or replace any garment without be done! Today’s mode calls for the disturbing the others. It'is neatly straight yet graceful figure. Here cloth lined and is fully equipped are the means: URING the hot weather when you want a light digestible meal—or a cool refreshing | drink between meals —that’s no trouble at all i to prepare— I with garment hangers, laundry —CORSETTES of light-weight, fancy- D ¥ s | | 29(3 bag, shoe box, dust curtain, hat striped material; two eclastic gussets’ Mix yourself a glass of Borden’s Malted Milk i‘. ek d compartment and bar that locks Iig'l;u\y comm'llcd dx?phf’?g"l- side hook ; : - i —One ot e new and at- £ " self Straps; two sets of gar- —the improved kind. H tractive things you will find r . g P alldrawers. ; : ters; bottom edge fmished $9 () All vou need is some cold milk—a few heaping b in the Art Department to -$3.95 Overnight Cases of highly polished @ ptls gacer. - 1% B4 " i ‘ . . 93 y_polishe P : J tmpo‘onfu.ls of Borden’s Malted Milk—a quick sur of I ® tmbrolderBa;fe fllese 3-piece Black Enameled Duck. Sizes 16 to 22 inches. 3 00 :;fi'LI\I-:g:ASIg‘?:P fi'ffi':f fi:;\'fl’?"y’,\ the spoon—and you've got a delightful summer drink i Stamped Buffet Sets. They - Special at e . and back strap; lightly boned; finished are f stamped: 1051 excellent Kanta LThis Elooy & with satin piping and lace 89 9; ~ quality material in a very at- B % edge s Do T that is as nourishing as a light meal. | ” I Kann's—Second Floor. ‘ 0u E s A Toilet Articles | —All-linen Cl s, 1 to 2 inches wide, i ‘ ! C. L. |8 Ceedng ecr::?yEspE:ially GerotlE e 41/ C [ Always Needed f Made in a minute, yet as satisiying and refreshing as if it had taken hours to prepare—a perfect boon ‘ to the whole family in hot weather. ‘ Borden’s has the preference—because it is made by 2 special process that gives it higher food value, greater i digestibility, better flavor than any other malted milk. i tractive design that is most effective when finished. ' 500l s Mok 7c to 10c¢ Linen Cluny Laces oy 540 | ming centerpieces, scarfs or other decorative H K - . Vouridialrseltis s 700 150k giat contslimst i 18x54-In. Scarfs at (i1 min ey '&‘fs B s vt il be i o ] l}:o;_\ nosT[ ot:lthPPatst: ......... ¢ and 5-pound tins. Be sure you ask for the square pack- i : o 3 590 Ea ’ get quite a3 supply and lay it aside until you | —Pebeco Tooth Paste. .. age. The Borden Company, Borden Building, 350 Ui Our $5.95 = i meed it. 5 CetnE ! —Forhan’s Tooth Paste. - Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. > il { Kann's—Fourth: Floor. £ Kann's—Street Floor. | Listerine. medium size........ I Cretonne Coats : | | ZWoodbury | ton e ingly smart! - n s Kann's—Street Floor Kann’s—Second Floor. . H But now the price drops to $3.99. > They're in_gorgeous designs on I ounds of tan, blue or black. || - g:lf collars and cuffs! Exceed- the square package ; | ! 1 i cake; 3 for. i B 4 ok i —Mum .. G I . i 33-99 | l “—Daggett & Ramsdell Cold PI I —5“"“"‘"'5 most 'g‘i"“i‘}‘v{,"h’ | ’ Cream, 4-oz. sizefor......... .. 33c E" _ - I ion js the Cretonne e, o f —Lifebuoy Soap, 4 cakes for. ... 25c I TNE IMPROVED Sold hundreds of them for $5.951 - DFi Fiuties Todth Pasts. 3 tubes i Penn. Ave. e e | 8th and D —1-1b. ]' I 1