Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1925, Page 11

THE EVENING HEAT AND STORMS - HIT MIDDLE WEST $1,000,000 Damage Done by Latter—Mercury at 105 train moved near Towa, light Bright wt. The Church 'JUDGES SEE BENEFIT | OF GARDEN CONTEST Michigan Avenue Made Beauty Spot—More Like Com- petmon: Urged. ugh the storm area tar mpm\ Taking the day off, several local and e today devoting & the better gar in the Michigan avenue the Michigan Avenue ation. Commissioner gineer Commission . Irvin W. Payne, it to Col. Sherrill, and severa spaper men had completed about of their tour early this afternoon 1 many of the contestants runni rted damage aggre in Kansas. The weather | rn ze in the Middle West early July heat While & destruction wave nt the mer ns south rd heights in Missourt 1 hail storms plou, rses through southeast- | uthern Lllinols yester reported century mark ceording o officials of tion has resulted in a re 1|provement in the gardens Glasses Fitted Eyes Examined . Griduate Gets Army Commission. Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Jean H. A. Day Eyesight Speci.liu has been commis: one Main Department a li Pho 409-410 M in the Officers l:mahu:"dlr‘xlumen nu( A Few 2Years Ago— this service was impossible Damage to timated in the ne 000 was caused by 1inoi: size of hens' e greatest devastation was in Western . 1il, where dam crops and property es Jorhood of $1,000 2028 Hillyer place ned by the of window ville and was dem Murphysboro Again Hit. Murphysboro fts elemental dis 000 dama Only a wonderful new method of ironing enables us to give you this splendid new family service at such a remarkably low price. PERPETUAL [ BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturing. Assets Over $10,000,000 Surplus $950,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BFRRY President JOSHUA W. Secretary True, there are a few of the garments that you will want to touch up with a_hand iron at home, but all the flat work and un- derwear and much of the wearing apparel will be ready to use. A nearly-perfect ser- vice at a few cents a pound! Ask us for it. FLOAT-IRONED 14c a pound THE ‘HOME LAUNDRY 1120 Queen St N E Phones: '\ W. W ashington won t soon forget this lalg’ For you the greatest Shoe Savings opportunity in our Half-a-Century of Shoe selling! For us—a quick way of raising money for the greatest expansion program in our history—the opening of 3 new Hahn Shoe stores at one time, next month! Women's $5.95 to $8.50 Shoes Stunning White, Black and colored shoes from our regular $5.95, $6.95 and 38.50 Stocks, reduced to $3.50 pair! Choice of nearly 50 stvles in this one group alone! At Al Our Stores Except G St. $10 to $13.50 | $8.50 to $12.50 Women’'s Shoes|Women's Shoes $7.50 $5.50 Many of the highest priced, most More superlatively high grade exclusive Summer Shoes at our ex- shoes at a low price. Whites, blacks, clusive City Club Shop, and at our and colors, in a _wide choice of 7th & Oth 'St. Stores. 20 modes to patterns, At our 7th, 9th & G St. ghoose from. Stores, Short Lines Short Lines Wom en.‘s Sl’xoes Children's Shoes Buying these shoes at $2 is like buying $1 bills ! Most materials. broken. At Tth Another wonderful buy! Shoes that were as much again, and more! But ’ __fi sizes incomplete. At e 7th St. Store only....... STAR, WA ASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, i outlook of this section of the city There are four prizes to be judges that awarded evident to considerable is thoroughly morey have been spent by the resi- dents of this section, with the result that many of the streets have been turned into veritable botanical gar- dens, with multi-colored flowers and well kept lawns. | Commissioner Bell praised this sort | of enterprise and suggested that con- Cor. 7th & K Sts, 414 9th St. N.W. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. “City Club Shop” gy 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. $1.19 Full-fashioned Silk All first quality; weave. Lisle garter and soles for service wear Hose. even General Wear ) | clear, tops Street Wear $1.90 Serviceable! Of 12-strand silk, with safety stripe to ‘} prevent garter | runs Colors: Black, white, Sizes 815 to 10. Palais Royal—Main Floor the | city, effort and | winners of the sections to hest ke ital. At the end of the i the names of winners will be announced. toda nude, harvest, sunset, flesh, fog, piping rock, taupe, Sombrero, field mouse, Aztex, Windsor tan and many other new Fall shades tests of this character be indulged in in the varfous other sections of the . the cate lhr with elimination cont )t garden in the N: Prague’s new ' \ill be erected by Americans. | AUTOIST ANSWERS SUITS. [ ]‘ injuries recelved by Martha Poole and | the wrong side. bradeasting - station | AUGUST 19, 1925. damages each brought against him by the young women his automobfie on Re- | land, July 30, 14 | were struck paying n traffic, ane | another car attempted to and he swerved his Beatrice Kay when struck by his auto- | automobile, which caused the accident mobile, Marvin S. Beach has filed | He is represented by Attorney H. I pleas in answer to the suits for $10,000 Long. each was driving ligo road, in Mary Girls’ 1 the plaintiffs sponsible for Accident. Declares CAre]Pssness attention tc Dénying that he is to blame for the S L ass him on SAVING GROWS TO BE A HABIT WHEN YOU SHOP AT THE PALAIS ROYAL August Sale of Silk Hosiery For Every Need Afternoon $1.65 chiffon or All-silk lisle with top safety stripe Evenly clear and sheer Evening $1.95 Exquisite sheer hose, of all- silk chiffon. Pro-tek-toe and Pro-tex-top insure long wear. French nude, blonde, crash, Sale of $5.95 Pure Wool Bathing Suits One-piece Suits tached. with belt and neck; others with skirt Some attractively trimmed with fiber braid around armholes, at- 3.95 girdles with design woven in two colors—or with ornaments embroidered on the chest, rious styles and designs. many pretty models in va- Colors: Kelly, orange, navy, black, blue and red. Palais Royal—Third Floor 1/10 Smartest Thing for Sports Wear—the \ Balbriggan Frocks *10.75 Every girl will want one of these new balbriggan sports frocks for they are cer- tainly the most attractive and the most practical sports dresses one can buy. They can be rolled into a small package and packed into a bag without creasing. The models are especially attractive. Some have the new Van Huesen collars— others the high-neck scarf collars. All are neatly tailored and have kick-pleat skirts. ew s The colors are: Kashmere green, powder blue, lacquer, orchid, tan and henna. Sizes 14 to 20 years. Palais Royal—Third Floor Women’s Glove Silk Underwear Easily laundered—comfortable, practical and economical Women’s Merode Union Suits | Glove Silk Vests $1.00 ‘ $1.39 Low neck and sleeveless. Tailored band, Bodice Vests with self built-up shoulder and bodice with tape strap. or with smart cc Tight knee and umbrella style, also the popu- peach, white, maize, nile | i lar wide leg. Regular and izes. | 5 AR A e | Glove Silk Step-In Pantas Rayon Envelope Step-Ins \ $1.95 G e $1.24 Women’s Rayon Envelope Step-ins. Plain trasting trimming to ma weave in pink, orchid, peach, white and nile. vests. Palais Royal—Main Floor. 1,000 Pairs of New Fall Shoes Featuring the Predominating Mode—Black Satin and Patent Leather 20 New Styles at this most unusual price—right at the beginning of the Season! Complete selection now in stock. Palais Royal—Second Floor om $5.85. | Dainty Silk Lingerie Many new models in chemise—some lace trimmed, others hemstitched. style features, including the directoire models and Attractive Values in the circular bottom combinations. models. exceptional values, New Items of Interest for Baby Day Broadcloth Creepers, 95¢ Some with white waist embroidered in quaint fig- ures and designs. Button bottoms, Other models of poplin. 75¢ Red Rubber Sheets Baby Day, 59¢ Full Size Sheets, maroon color with eyelet corners. Handmade Bibs 2 for $1.00 Of batiste or gnque, beau« tfully scalloped and ente broidered, “Homestead” 'Baby - Blankets, 75¢ 30x40 inches with crochet edges. U PraK 01 DIUC vt white borders or checks. Palais Royal—Third Floor For the New Baby! 30-Piece Layette $12.00 A simple Tayette consist~ ing of the necessary pieces, The outfit includes the folx fowingt Ed 3 Bands. 2 Slips. 2 Flannelette Gertrudes. 2 Mannelette Gowns. 2 Pairs Bootees. 1 Rubber Sheet. 1 Blanket. 1 Pad 17x18 inches. 1 Good Dress. | 12 Hemmed Diapers 24x24 ins. Palais Royal—Third Floor All the newest Also circular step-ins with fine laces and insertion. Colors: Maize, blue, orchid, nile, white and flesh. Handmade Costume Slips Made of fine nainsook, in pretty hemsmched Shoulder straps of self material, inch shadowproof hem. All handmade, Really Corselettes $1.98 Formerly $5.00 and Higher Satin, Swami Cloth and Novelty Satin Stripe and Silk Brocade Materials. Because the corselette is designed all- in-one, the figure is moulded to a beauti- ful silhouette without any break of line. For sports, evening or daytime wear- they give a straightline foundation and take the place of a corset and a brassiere, Reinforced in the back and front. All sizes but not in all styles. Palais Royal—Third Floor. _Girls’ Tub Silk and Pongee Dresses sshi o drs0 33,95 Special Clearance of these Summer silk dresses for §1rls from 8 to 14 years, Smartly tab 3298 $1.44 $1.98 Madeira Pillowcases, §1.79 All handmade with dainty embroidered patterns, Seve eral patterns, 75c Handmade Pillowcases, 59¢ Scalloped all around the edge. Dainty and attractive. 29c Zig-Zag Pad, 25¢ 17x18 inches. 59c Zig-Zag Pad, 50c 17x24 inches, L.S. Plaut & Co, Newark TreP Quality Merchandise Kresge Department Stores lore. strfllghtlmc models in many becoming styles. Some in pongee with hand-embrolde ery in pretty bright colors and attractivg color combinations. Girls’ Middies, $1.25 and $1.50 Sizes 2 to 20 years. Nicely tailored midw~ dies of white, khaki and blue. Plain and regulation braid trimmed models, Cug full. Excellent middies for school wear, Palais Royal—Third Floor The Fain, Chicago s POYAL Courteous Service