Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1925, Page 11

THE EVENING |JAPAN YIELDS TO RUSSIA. STAR, Japan from Russia, Four-Block Ride ‘ ln Taxi Frowned SHIELDS TO MARK ment made July 9, Commissioners, HOUE Dioais ts tho Rorine d““‘""‘l commissioners will be admitted to'the Japanese viewpoint. r.u government employes to use taxi- 50,000 Mlles of Federa. Ai Roads to Be Mapped for Tourist Purposes. uch is the ruling of Controller aim for $1 presented by | . Evans, inspector, Quartermaster » four-block tion" and | He paid and mu‘ hotel in May b0 cen ch for the tri and routes for tourists)in his claim “It would appear that such bag- gage as he enumerated in m»\ 11l be" plainly- marked | youche aid the controller zonoxnlx‘ t th umm constitute light hand | The clrcumstances ocations every section of the| 1235 G Street N.W. Reliable Furriers Since 1916 roads, in- highway in ching from and from distance of about between the dock and Our Tenth Annual August ~ | through R ne from Has Met a Tremendous Response It is the greatest we have ever experienced. New and satisfied customers come to us every day with | friends who also wish to take advantage of the re- markable savings represented. Below are just a few special reductions for, FRIDAY and SATURDAY only. Inspect them. then take otr adyice and Buy NOW and SAVE 1c us States for | border t the purpose | from Front m all of | other road Winches vt ennessee vi the | a branch from Salem on the Virgihia 25% to' 33%% . around at other stores, compare the quality and price rments with ours and you'll know just where to Ead [ t values. Oug reputation for reliability assures satis- | Primitive Food Hunters Human races that still have to hung ' involves | their food are the Bushmen of Africa, other than|the Pygmies of the (ongo region, the eral | Eskimos in the far North, and tribes | the Malayan forests. Pay a Small Deposit on One of These Northern Seal 387.50 | CoM s Gowt) New ‘Modeis 195.00 | St M "§Y69,00 | Caracul Coats Trimmed | Aumllvn Stylea $225.00) | "Ny Swle $37a 00 | (Dyed Muskrat) Att Many Other Popular Fur Coats at Equally Great Savings Coats Fox Qh'“’""“‘d | Hudson Seal Coats 1| Sanitary Carpet Cle. Co. Je| Phone Lincoln 1481 & Lincoln 7638 | No C.0O. D.’s Refunds or Exchanges YOUTHFUL APPAREL FOR EVERYWOMAN F a? Tenth St. Midsummer Clearaway Sale of All Children’s Summer Apparel Here is the event that mothers should welcome—both for its timeliness and for the great savings possibilities it offers. We're overstocked and price-cutting is our way out of the dilemma. Every garment fresh from our regular displays must be sold to make room for new Fall merchandise. Come early and get your share of the exceptional bargain items! Boys’ Wash s Suits —including the pop- ular Paul Revere, My Boy and Bobby Boy makes. A Close-Out of Girls’ Coats Our stock of Coats must be cleared im- mediately—we need space and must sacri- fice. Every Garment No Exceptions /2 There are smart styles in sizes for little ~ tots and their older sisters. Made of Downy Wool, Bolivias, Ve- lours and Broad- cloths. Here Is a Real Value! Girls’ Wash Dresses $1.00 These wash frocks ex- cel in value any that we have previously been able to offer. Supply Your Children’s School Needs Now! Here: Are Style Features Little Puff Sleeves, Sally Collars, Delicate Hand Embroidery, Sleeveless Models Materials Include Dotted Voiles, Chambrays, Imported Ginghams, English Prints, Tissue Ginghams, Plain Voiles They’re unusually low priced at $1.00 Cute styles made of Jean Crash Repp Peggy Sizes 2 to 8 years. Every Girls s Summer Hat—ClearawayPrice 75¢ Little Tots’ 3 £ Just Look at D Beautiful Silk Frocks This Clearaway resses 4 —Priced unusually low, style . Special! and quality equally consid- A Close-Out of ered. Small Lots of Girls’ Dresses See these Charming Silk Frocks— the values are truly exceptional! $3.95 ® . c This is a specially se- lected group from our regular stock and priced In two groups— at this extremely low price— 89° They are of Gingham, Voile and Chambray, in solid colors, new stripes Included are Voiles, Ginghams and Cham- brays in sizes 2 to 12 years. Not many of these and checks. Mothers should select several of these little frocks, for they surely are real bargains. All made of heavy Crepe de Chine, Taffeta or Satin, for party or street wear. In all high shades. Smart . . youthful styles. {2 3 Sizes 2 to 14 Years “Little Fellers” Base Ball Suits Comylcu clud:;'ngm (-fap,65c WASHINGTON, in accordance with the request of the Soviet govern- However, no diplo- matic priviiexes will be accorded be- ‘ Will Admit 70 Soviet Commercial | cause of the Japanese position regard- ing the possibility of bolshevik propa UPOU })Y McCarl | 3 ganda. The Japanese Ambassador at J | TOKIO. August 6 (P).—Japan has|Moscow Is conducting negotiations notified Russia that 70 commercial | with the government there regarding F e - N . ". | chmond and Petersburg:; i eshington west to o s 4 R Natural \?u.skrll 3129 (m ‘: D€ THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1925 All our stores open all day this Saturday—to accommodate the crowds which have simply overwhelmed us, so far Remember Hahn's Big "COLISEUM SALE WASHII\'GTON still remembers Hahn’s gigantic SHOE SALE at the Coliseum 6 vears ago! It was one of the greatest merchandising events ever known to Washington IN ANY LINE OF BUSINESS! And here’s an event fully as important! Preliminary to a record-breaking EXPANSION PROGRANM, we are turning into cash our entire Summer stocks—thru this mighty Women's $10 to $13.50 SHOES New Hahn Stores to open on or after Sept. 15 ANY of the very finest grades and newest fashions in our exclusive “CI TN CLUB S H O fim- cluded. Some Also at Qur 7th and 9th St. Stores A shop for Women exclusively 1207 F St. N.W., "A shop for Men exclusively * Federal-American Bank Bldg. 14th & G Sts. N.W., Women‘s $5.95t0$8.50 SHOES A new Hahn Store for everybody 14th near Park Rd. a— HL)ICE of thousands of our Ia- mous “Hahn Special” Women's Shoes! And many still higher-priced models on which sizes are m«,omp!ct( All materials. At All Our Stores Except G St. OU'RE in REAIL regularly Most all materials. Mostly At Our 7th & 9th St. Stores. Women's $8.50 to $12.50 SHOES LLI. our highest- priced \W1 ite Shoes included. And also over 40 stvles in blacks and colors. Mt Our 7th, 9th and G St. Stores luck if we can fit irom this group. Shoes 3 and 4 times the price. But not all sizes. None at G St. Menqs $5.95 to $7.50 Oxfords EVERAL thou- sand pairs of our regular $3.95 to $7.50 Shoes. Some in-all sizes. Others not. Short Lines Child’s Shoes *1.95 20 Splendid Low Shoe patterns for misses and children, reduced half and more, because stzes are broken. 85 “City Club Shop”’ 1318 G St. Cor. 7th & K Sts. 414 9¢th St. N.W. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. SE.