Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1925, Page 16

B TRINKLE APPOINTS - FIVE ACROS“ RIVER‘:L.,'.‘.‘.,,“"‘ all matters |hn affect north THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. WO00D BLOCK COLOR PR|NT\ ¢ before the | exiending its activities into northern WORK TO BE SEEN HERE sion on | Virginia through the establishment of don | the Arlington memo 1 e Alinaton, e 1| Scotch Painter’s Mastery of Japa- | The rs of Arling- (., AUGUST wood block work after years in the Far East. Each picture is constructed 1 block for each h herself did the ual printing was | apanese workmen. ts a very delicate 30, 1925—PART F. W. WHITE IS DELEGATE TO FIRE WASTE PARLEY Credit Mens Head Selected—Con- 1. "~ 5/ United States, and other large com- ‘ i e apdi ot e e | PATENT BUYERS WARNED. which have banded together in the |~ ~ National Fire Waste Council I 5 At the Iall meeting of the council to be held in the Chamber of Com merce Building, Government experts T | Federation, has appointed a commit- | ated the latter is amended to in- ont the State | Crease its personnel. Plans of the park commission for amin;: to patent hu)cre! not urchase a patent until they have tained the frue owners has bee: ed out by method pe ramed oo | mingling: of colors: aeatis e 1 the | issued in the Journal,of Industrial 1 Advisory Committee to Represent| 1 sTiSEAHINE | ment 0F the Netione! Cepital g inEl, ness Eiveess tg Be Bxnibited IRl CliEk L s o ference Here Is Set for on the question will cooperate in the | SR (0%, itutry “aticial organ i air of ' v e Virginia rep * a in China, Japan, Korea and the Phil of prevention of fir Pusi. | the American Chemieal Society, whic Northern Virginia Before ‘,mk He b af '?Tx‘.‘fi'\I\’.‘."fi.',';‘.‘flfx«:df.‘.“';‘u'«&‘:.'(fif”r’.fi'.'fifi,r"\“ Bt (Corsoiap duilery. Ipines. The exhibit will continue un- | Ssptember 5. ;‘::. e R eati s in . | deciares that the practice of persor Park Commissi Church and C. . King of Alexan- | : V-l he thoroughness with which an | til Sunddy, September 27. Frank W. White, president of the | tomebiles, forests, mines and other selling patents they do not own BEECHRIaG g, | aria. s T Anglo-Saxon artist has mastered a pe- | ¥ % . Washington Association of Credit | places will be studiea. widespread y The committee will serve in an un- ‘ Followeing thit dect culiarly Oriental art, that of wood | | Men, has been appointed chairman of | Mr. White has adopted as his rman agents,” says the Jour official capacity until the next session | (i i 3, S s 'Plock illustrations. will be "demon- | India has its bulls and be and | the committee on fire preventlon of | slogan, “Cut out fire waste and re- | editorially, Thate Succeeded in selli et intil the next session | ton hoard to matke wa 1 at a special exhibit at the & n the Bombay |the National Association of Yll'(hl‘duu the cost of livin | patents ~owned by the Chemi will ask oo gy s st ool allery starting | Stock sntly was settled | Men i | Foundation.’ been receiv 12| viding the. ority for the commite | turers . manufac- announced yeste through between Mr. White in | Many persons have collected mone s | tee to De Dart of . th H":‘"”* e ot "m-m to| "7The exhibit will consist of | buyers and sellers, but the Bom! The retail dealer doesn't stand well | for patents ;\m 'u they had no ris! ¥ S i ARG puy “such high wages” and closed es b, e | gove v to nufacturer when the latter | to sell and then disappeared, the p s cr it e o B el in OBaerthe Al BIah: el e R tures by Elizabeth Keith, £ov t will tiy/to regulate nanufactur n r | water color painter, who turned to!dealings hereafter. | lication savs LAN SBURGH 69’ BRO 7th to 8th to E—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY S!NCE 1860—Franklin 7400 New Lucette Frocks For the School Girl $1. 95 t0$5.95 _ New Autumn Miilinery - §7.50 Pleasing little g | Hats with dash dresses, in as | and smartness many as fifty dif- | | that is more a ferent styles, all l | e I a I e S S e S | matter of clever crisp and new for [ J | lines and sim= Opening Day at | plicity than & schoot! 4 ) trimming! he " materials That Invite The Woman Of Modest Income To Be As Chic As If i ¢ chambray, i 5 3 ¢ ,“‘,.' d- 9 nglish _ broad She Had Several Times As Much To Spend On Her Clothes— o seleaign : cloth, prints, no 7 ; t | q e there is of trim- | clty crepes, cre ; PoAnte aaf anoh- ming about these | . 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A “run check” line tucks ‘and embroidery trimming. Envel e velope style Creepers in about the top is guaranteed to stop garter runs. Sold sizes 1, 2 and 3; regulation style in sizes 2, 3 and 4. exclusively— FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. % The corset is a back-lace model of excellent quality broche, with a two-inch elastic top and a wide section of elastic at the bottom in back to insure flexibility. Sizes 25 to 36. The girdle has front and back sections of pml\ broche, con- nected bv wide panels of elastic, and is reinforced in front at the end of the boning. Six hose supporters. A wide size range— 29 to 42. kS SECOND FLOOR. CORSET SHOP STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. ** e (2 ) BRI P P — ;@@@?@@@@@@@@@@W@@W@@@@@fi‘fi@ @@@%“ffi@@@fi??@@@W@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@?@@@@36”%“?@ @@@%‘3@@%‘\ 1