Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1925, Page 14

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C, EPISCOPAL RITUAL THANGES PLANNED Prayer Book Revmon Group ! Proposes to Strike Out Term *“Bamnation.” Ty the Assogfted Press August ) change TItUGA of the Episcopal Church will be made by the joint commissic Cision of the B 1o the triennial the church, which will Orleans beginning Oc Among other k of Common general convention of held in New epistle to be Revelation, iv.l which t lates as “lving et In the p perils of chj would strike out the making the pe an wa In the bidding praycr omit the word 'militani t us pray for the whole | e ‘of Chrisi mon Prayer was ting for this generation Postal Clerks’ Picnic Today. Athletic events, . music swimming, fishing. i nicking are features of the annual ex cursion to Chesapeske Beach today of Local, No. 140, al Federatior of Post Office Cler postal em| tend. Arra o NEW/ COLOR GIVES STYLE PUTNAM Inch and Half Land! Strip on H Streeti Brings (,ourt Action | i Although St. Joseph’s Male Orphan | vlum has occupied the property on | reet northwest between Ninth and | strects since 1567, when it | the land from the Washinston Asylum. a_title company ed a flaw in the title In i and fronting on H street rry Ward one 1 one-h: Ly a depth ¢ man and Th cently acquir sued the Asylum = In~l|lv inknown heirs of and John P. Van owners of the pra o» title to the f the flaw i of descript f the prior 4Ipnl~ ce by publication | nst the unknown to wearing b apparel—draperies —everything Use Putnam Fadeless Dyer to change st year's I2 to this | ades. Bring | Redecorate uriaine, furnicure covers, , can all be easily and suc- rmed with Putnam Dyes. cent package colors all cotion end wool—in one Ses color chart at your Directions on every package. FAD ELES'S DYES The originel ene-peckege 7¢ [ mareriols and purposes Almost every woman spends hours every week in the care of her face —cold-creamingit, cleansing it, massaging it, zo guardagainst the tiniest blem- ish. . ... But that doesn't prove her daintiness. It may merely indicate pride and . The real proof The damty woman does not KEEP Corns Blue-jay THE QUICK AND GENTLE WAY TO END A CORN Blue-jzy isthedelight, ful way to end a corn. A tiny cushion, cool as velvet, fits over the corn—relieving the pressure. The pain stops at once. Soon the com goes. Blue= jay leaves nothing to guesswork. You do not have to decide how much or how little to put on. Bach downy plaster is a complete standatdized tnu- ment, with yu.c right mount t.b: mv?:bzm of perfect daintiness is the care a woman takes of the things that are not seen. . . . A blemish on her foot is as objectionable to her as one on her face. The moment a corn appears; she apphea a Blue- jay. At once the pain goes, in 48 hours the corn goes too. , The Southern Railway South. convenience. Engineers, At New Orleans con- mections are made with through trains to Texas, Mexico, Arizona and Cali- fornia, and with ateamers to Central Amnerica. For tickets or reser- vations call Ticket Office, 1510 H St. i N.W., 'Phones: Main # Ar. Ar, RAILWAY The equipment and service of the Crescent Limited provide the traveler with every modern comfort and Club Car with valet porter, Observation Car, Drawing Room, Compartment and Section Cars. Attractively appointed Dining Cars provide good meals at reasonable prices. ladies and children en route, and thoughtful attention of employes all go to assure a comfortable trip. conductors and train men fully expe- rienced, careful and competent, There Is No Finer Train Than This (fisscm LIMITED Lv. Washington Ar. Atlanta (CT) *Sleeping Car re: Lv. 'T) 5633 and 7063, e westar S. E. BURéESS, Division Passenger Agent SOUTHERN A Train of Distinction for the Discriminating Traveler System Now Provides a New and Distinctive De Luxe Train Service (RESCENT LIMITED This new train between New York, Washington, Atlanta and New Orleans is operated over the double tracked trunk line of the Southern Railway System through the progressive Piedmont section of the A train maid to wait on Schedule of the SDU‘I‘I!OUND =m=un 3pss Snieis Upse JE68E Montgomery . New Orleans. N DRTIBOUND New Orleans Montgomery . >up ERYY> afas Washington ... SYSTEM Dainty Net Robes Specially Priced $10 to $15 As inviting in pri ness, these net feminine. For Dinner and Dance Worn over a silk slip they make a com- plete and charming costume. The models are long waisted, with ruffles at lower edge. and are daintily trimmed with Filet, Irish, Binche and Valenciennes lace. Unusual at these prices. Lace Section. First floor Colorful Sand Sets Brought Across the Ocean for American Boys and Girls as they are in smart- robes are alluringly That every membh Iy enjoy their - of the family can ful- ion these lovely Sand Sets have come across the waters for the kiddies. Children everywhere find much joy in the possession oi these lovely col- ored molds in so many shapes and sizes. Sand Pail, filled. with molds Metal Horse and cart, filled with molds, $1 Box of 9 Sand Molds. ..75c and $1.25 Box of 14 Sand Molds. 2. k SandyBatle . ca. 0 e bivey 25c, 45c, 65¢ 4nd Sand Toys made in this country are equally attractive and unusual. Captain Jack Sand Boats. . Sandy Andy " 5 Sand Pails and Shovels. . «+18¢; 25c, 35¢ Sprinkling Cans . ... .50¢c, 75¢ White Sand, bushel. ....81.50 Water Pan Toy Section, Fourth floor ..$1, $1.25 ..$1.25 Pure Linen Towels Hemstitched Border Attractively Priced $6 Dozen In this offering of pure linen Huckaback towels, size 18x32 inches, you may be assured that the quality greatly sur- passes those usually sold at this price It makes replenishing the linen supply a timely suggestion—and vou cannot hope for a greater opportunity. Linen Section. Second floor Hand-Dccoated Imported Mixing Bowls 20c, 30c, 40c, 50c To add to the att iveness of the kitch- en, which it seem being made more so each year, are these lovely little imported mixing and serving bowls. They come in two patterns, a red and green con- ventional design and a blue band design, both decorated on white glazed heavy china. Four sizes, 5 to 7 inches in width, China Section. Fifth floor Thin Blown Ice Tea Tumblers 6 for 5¢ Pictured are 2 light cut de- signs of a veryichigh WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 12, 1925. Woodmarh & Lotheap Straw Hats Less Than Cost, $1-85 The season’s smartest Straws at the season’s lowest price. Every sailor hat in stock at this price, regardless of its former marking. Panama Hats Reduced, $4-85 We believe that Banamas will be even more popular next season than this. Summer and next Summer. Rockinchair Union Suits, Sale, Rockinchair Suits are different means more Sunimer comfort to men. is obtainable only once a year. It's good judgment to buy now for the balance of the $1.25 from any others—and the differ- This grade at this This year it is now. White Shirts, Sale Priced, $2 We've sold a tremendous number of these Shirts the past few days. The quality, low price are a the popular white, a great combination. the soft, attached collar and the White Pullover Sweaters, $1.95 "Way below the regular price are these Pure Worsted Light- weight Sweaters. are sleeveless: launder splendidly. Men's Furnishings Section. First floor Idedl for Summer sports because most of them cool looking because they are white. They will Clearance Summer Suits _ $12.75, $21.75, $24.75, $29.75, $34.75 Palm Beach and Linen Sui Tropical Worsted and and $29.75. Mohairs are $21.75. are now $12.75, Flannel Suits are now $21.75, $24.75 Tropical Worsted and Flannel 3-picce Suits are now. $29.75, Imported 3-piece Flannel Suits are $34.75. We haven'’t all sizes in every fabric or at every price, but we have in the lot. Men's Clothes Section, Second floor. Suits from the finest makers in America. Women's Smart Pumps In Final Clearance, $4.75 Every Pair Below Usual Cost Greatly reduced are these most attrac- tive pumps in many styles. And only represent our best selling stock—which has become broken in quantity and size assortment. The unmistakable values appear even greater upon seeing these latest mod- els offered now for clearance. Women's Shoe Section, Third floor. August Clearance Refrigerators At Greatly Lowered Prices Never, prior to this sale, have we been able to offer these refrigerators at such a low price. All are this season’s models, with the latest and best features. They were manufactured exclusively for Woodward & Lothrop by an old gstablished factory with a nation wide reputation, and they embody all the details of construction.##at make possible perfect preservation of food at minimum cost for ice. From 6 to 10 walls of insulation, depending upon the price of the refrigerator, insure minimum ice consumption, and cold, dry air in constant circulation preserves the food. Typical of the values are the following. There"are many other styles at other prices. o Lift-Top One-Door Style White enamel lined. Side-Icing Style White enamel lined. $17 50 Ibs. ice capacity 60 Ibs. ice capacity 75 Ibs. ice capacity. 100 Ibs. ice capacity Refrigerator Section, Fifth floor. 60 Ibs. ice capacity. . 75 Ibs. ice capacity . 100 Ibs. ice capacity Side-Icing Style Porcelain inside and out. Beautifully snow white. 50 Ibs. ice capacity . .. 75 Ibs. ice capacity. . 100 Ibs. ice capacity. In Group 1 are Tan Calf Pumps, dur- able, attractive and smart. In Group 2 are patent leather and cali- skin, in strap and buckle models which can be worn for street and dress. In Group 3 are suede, in gray, tan and brown. “Patent leather is also repre- sented here and in several instances js combined with gray or tan. L5 Price, $80 Even this newest style console model that has a radio compart- ment is marked half-price in this sale of Victrolas. It isin a hand- some mahogany finish. Spacious shelves are provided for records. Im- agine how beautiful this console model would look in your home. And so easy to obtain—an initial pay- ment of $10 and it will be delivered. The balance in small monthly payments. Red Seal Records by Prominent Artists, . They areigoing fast, the records of this And no wonder, when there are included recordings by the fore- new shipment. most artists of our time— Vietrola Galleries. Fourth floor. Special Values in Handmade Lingerie $1.50 and $2 Of unusual quality and dainty work- manship comes this assortment of hand- made Porto Rican lingerie. Such ewi- dent values in undermuslins are seldom offered at these prices, making this par- ticular offer of great importance Handmade Gowns, embroidered in vari- OUSARINEY AENIEIE . . .. ..o oonosnans $2 Envelope Chemise, bodice top......$1.50 Step-in Drawers in several stvles..$1.50 Mislin Underwear Section. Third floor Women'’s English Sports Hose, $2 For general wear or sportswear nothing will better serve the purpose than these English cotton hose. Made with narrow open clox and of an exceptionally fine and soft texture “Sez and Cotton.” Black, tan, faun, gray. Full fashioned. Women’s Granite Chiffon Silk Hose, $1.75 and $2 ‘T'he new fall shades in Granite Chiffon Hose are represented in this offerir Rose, Blond. Creole and Honevsuckle come in the two grades, both full fashioned. All-silk chiffon Lisle-top chiffon.. Outsizes in Granite Silk Hose, lisle top and sole. in black, white, camel, faun, gun metal, cruiser; full fashioned...$1.90 Outsize Service Hose of heavier weight silk, in black and white; full fash ioned .. New Fall Pacific Designs to be Embroidered You will enjoy th making these 1c .\(1\ for grown ups and children. \hen (un\pm({'(] they will have a unique charm that oniy the hand embroidered things seem to possess A large variety, stamped on the finest quality materials with sufficient cotton to complete, are to be found in these new Fall selections. Ready-made Baby Dresses, $1.10 to $1.60 Ready-made Rompers.....$1.70 to $1.90 Read\ -made Children’s Dresses. $1.90 to $4.25 Gertrudes o oo $1 Boys' Suits . $2.75 Baby Layette . =31 B e Boudoir Scarfs........ > a0 Boudoir Pillows .. e 75¢ Fancy Aprons ......81.05 Luncheon Sets . Sl 85 to $2.50 Art Embroidery Section. Third finor Colonial Glass ICE TEA TUMBLERS, 5c When you visualize a dozen new tumblers of durable colonial glass for 60c. vou will appreciate this offer. Glassware Section. Fifth floor. 30c Louise Homer, Paul Reimers, Caruso, Tetrazzini, John McCormack, Clarence Whitehill, .Fritz Kreisler, Schumann- Heink, Alma Gluck and others. [P —