Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1925, Page 36

36 -~ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1925. W[]M AN IS N AMEI] Joker in Washington’s Traffic Law vl us i, " M ofenses| ROBBER SUSPECT HELD. 1 €S M torm F 1 I "JJ\I: the unreasonableness of the N R . «caves flotormen Iree io lgnore It| ke is apparent to the assistant |1 oo P, Bailles Beputed Leader d OD OWfl S t r R Jud alf it 4 d thet i | AS VICE BBNSUI. Tiediate' stops Wil ber saken ‘1o hage in $200,000 Operations. | a l l < ) e Under the present law motormen of | propelled by internal combustion en- Lo agueaant ey Il it D eetrienty o inastion en; lan amendment made to include the | CHICAGO, September 3 UP).—Joseph Store Clozed Saturday, and Monday, Labor Day oberators of street cars. - Assault | P. Balllee, reputed leader of a group | District_traffic regulations < fon engines, road rollers and ve: | can i be: : i gines, roa s es. may be ma - |of six ma b ers, | the opinion of Assistant Corporation ; hicles propelled only upon rails and | e et b i dn |af SE B sobbeps and DpREHEN ks.”" L e T o ey parer terim -by the assistant United States |whose recent operations are said t L] L] | attorney’s office. have netted more than $200,000, was MISS Pattle Field FIrSt of Her ||“nmnu ‘mo: not ‘u‘m)\\ xw U nh:di Following the adoption of these | It was pointed out that the present |arrested here yesterday at the requ I l a ls emnan a e ‘m:";;‘*“\u“n '*"""""w OPEr- | new regulations la -4 May. the new il.;\\ does not affect charges of man- |of Jos Anreles post office inspectors. de ] ence of or. | alon effec s o s er, as s ey 3 y sa vi cted Sex tO Be Thus Eives 161t ia fHUDA thah £he aior j:::'elxtx-;‘\’b‘* ‘:M 1:’”1:\\ t. it is believed, aughter, that is a Federal of- They said the prisoner was indicted |man was responsible.for his street | Brior to° thelr passage mmormiy | foneey, C'vil sults, likewise, are unaf- there last month for stealipg .and Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable; not exchangeable; not ltorging Government bonds. f [car colid o fire | Assigned. { Fouricenth strect_severl. s aiso, | R sent C. 0. D. or on approval. No Mail or Phone Orders accepted. resulting in one death and two in- | | juries, there is no way to hold him Tncluded among the 17 graduates ot | inder lhf‘mfl'“‘«*vm traffic law, Mr. | S s b Z'Plece Balbnggan Sports Felt Hats, Sl,GS the foreign servic I established | Thomas sa A p . . . S e o et At (Y uits, Special, ere $1.95 and $2: 1 1 under u ctions. The definition of . 15 Extremely Smart 2-plece Balbriggan Suits 200 reduced for quick sell of vice | motor vehicles under which drivers which hion features for Kall. Tailored consul, assigned to Am am, which [are not being charged reads: “The 35 Suits in plain colors of tan, green and poppy has been announced by the State De- | term motor vehicle means all vehicles : 5 Ideal for Fall Sports wear. Sizes 16, 18, 38 the first B — e e—————— and 40. ; $19.75 Cloth Coats, $5 foreign | S Sexry 5 4 A little early for reductions on coats, it may TR S & et g 5 ~ seem; but nevertheless that's what we are House Dresses $1 Ghigih Hus bes R doing. Reducing 8 Cloth Coats, in colors of z 4 S Beiiow. Chiva; | RS tan, green and a rose and poudre bleu mix- Very special. 150 neat, attractive House and Mr. Gerry to duty at Buenos ture. Full lined, with crepe. Sizes 14, 16, 18, Dresses in blue, tan, black a hite, green Aires. . % 36 and 38. che and stripes. Frid only at this re- (The other graduates and: their as $5 Wool Fall Skirts, $1.95 Husrhihie price Porch Frocks, $1.45; were $4.95 and $395. 37, for 41! tge of New ¥ork. to . But 12 1 skirts. YL\:)H weight, wool- hom ind porch wear. Voil Broadcloth E. Buasll of B Vark: - pleated sl lendid for school or sports in broken range of sizes. Re ul for clear- B Calh S Goeter New wear this Fall. Tan, gray, rose. Siz to 32, ance Q DOWN STAIRS STORE DOWN STATRS STOR SBric b Wlorence: Alle i D ——— S UL to Rio de Janeir S e s | Our Stores—in every part of the city — offer Greater Values, Dresaen | '1‘“"5‘"*? “Kansus. to | A BAR OF Higher Quality, Wider Varieties and More Service than any Sllk FrOCkS, Fma“y Reduced $6 75 Marseille < rdan ¢ r regular stock at $25 and $20. Summer The styles are those that Rvton ot v AESEIRER R Oh Henr ' []| other store or chain of stores in the city. It will mean Money Silk Trocks fncluding Printed Crepe and Plain v have short slevees. There - ! gus I Ward of Mich , Georgettes and Crepe de Chines in white, ime to wear frocks like these. Sizes 16, 15 Buvii Witamaon' o and Worry saved by dealing the DGS way. Get acquainted. sid Snfi: ’Fm]k’ $3.95 8 Satin Frocks, 55’9’5 & Bt Bk 95 and see how much more Atxictlys ol Wave $15 nr;d1 $20. After Were swu 95 and $15. & in plain i sired prints and 1 ) ocks Jack, tan o . quicklv vour tongue gets Youthful - misse d rust. Small sizes that delicious taste that GOLD Unchanged in quality for Sizes 16, 15 36 and 38 ;‘nakes 01111 Henn;qt!)e A SPECIAL BAG vears—our own blend has 4] o - : - DOWN STAIRS STORE Sicans of s mamb s astest selling candy in p earned the favor of thou- c xclusive $1 Irregulars—Women’s e mbouant crecr Bl SAqerical OFFERING! COFFEE sands of coffee lovers. P Silk H 68¢ P Corduroy Robes, $2.45 1 An Aluminum Shaker ure ose, CcIr. et for Fall ORDERS ACCOUNTING | —suitable for mixing ¢ GOLD Its dependable goodness 5 3 Sutistactory xervice, ‘Wantea.shades, Fronch and W your favorite beverage. 7 has made it increasingly sh, harvest and & 2 | P A, With every purchase of BAND lar—tr d! IN 12-YEAR-OLD SUIT i a one-pound can of BUTTER ""PUREST CREAMERY $1.95. 100 pairs high quaiity hose. heavy ana fna sibboy | chiffon weigh I'silk. Some IRREGULARS " Court Directs Bird S. Coler and | 3 Toddy ‘:Br 69c in the lot. Shades include black, brown, gun Bungalow Aprons, 58C e z > es 83 to 10 in the lot Regularly $1 51 25 and $165. 134 of them R. R. Chapman to Tell Dis- i A Dblidions Thaat ORIENTA Coffee Drinkers' 48 Women's 50c Irregular Imported Fulsslve s 134 of them, position of $630,000. | OR CROWS-FEET { : COFFEE Standard” c LmenHandkerchlefS,lSc e Horoa necks in Ve By the et 5 Lemon Juice Tightens Skin$< - R linens- M"”' o e T];"/,‘::m.hf-);r:‘: Smal Apmrx‘ n with cretor SR NEW YORK, Sepiember 3. — B S e alu e e o ns s || RITTER’S BAKED BEANS 3cans 25c VLIS T Ghoen. e | Childrens Underwear, 35¢ L 60 Pairs of Women's Novelty, Fabric Coler, commissioner of public wel bottled o ol ining fare, and Riverton R. Chapman, for ; three ounces of ! in shades of gray, covert and brown. Also Infants’ Underwear mer stock broker, must Tt fo s neao i G Vi e | CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP per can 10c || 35 All-Wool Sweaters, $2. 50 s k seams 0 10 Fun Fashioned All-Silk Hos: 75c Pair; regularly C"N Kimonos Schley and others to coll ) s will supply for a few 50, 41 Trxedo and hubion- down-tr issued more than ars ago by the | S cents, shake well and e | | v ters in these popular Fall styles ty of \.m\.I ‘e, then in the Ter- | \.»]nl have the \ek?\ JELIJ—O a" flavors ahs ‘. . tan and black-and P tom Tr New exico. mildest anti-wrin C\ p g te. n avender ‘ nd c sustained the findings |\ \ lotion to tighten re- | o $5 Silk Tum: ‘Blouses, s' 9 tunics and over- Creepers, 45c were $1. $ LSIerec W h“ln‘ | #r laxed skin, erase fine blouses in navy, rust and plaids. Sizes 36 to ham EETs e || ENOX GELATINE ke 19¢ |[|| - o % d Erows feet: . | Overblouses, 38c; were $1.95 and $295. i Girls' 3 1 & . Massage this sweetly fragrant : . linen and gingham, also dimity. Sizes 36 . Is' investment brokers, which went into | lemon lotion into the skin at night. | T B h ity mmgsthosibe ell i) || Girdles and Corsets, $1 Coler and Chapms X L a | wrinkles, x\m.l lines and crows-feet | Reduced from $1.50 an 17 low-br ¢ committee for iin T |are smoothed out, giving a more| R- £ 9 adstline corse S - excell shoe N LA G 1 el o St e | FOR THE ASSUR- CORBY’S MOTHER'S BREAD o BEEE | Emmano county defaulted on the interest : throat. It ieaves the skin velvety, ANCE OF THE FIN- ! “ 4 : Leath -strap Pumps. ¥ 3o0dyear SRy b ecionfine e !l soft, clear and fresh i EST OF THEIR What household does not know it? | Girdies, $1% ware $2. 10, h elastic side; eirdles welt f,“.x(.'\'x‘."! Kz Br . issued illegally. Coler and Chapms experts use this astringent +,of brocade mata zes 24, 26, s‘iess”d yointed in 1897 to represe: t or arged pores, aiso to Folip - h High Shoes, 50c Pair. 40 pairs Ir held the bonds and in 19 cach and whiten sallow. tanned KIND, ALWAYS IN- Salle. B : brown leather button high shoes i = e 5 5 | Brassitres an 35c; were 58c. 100 5§10 6 after v Mexico h: : ieved statehood, judgments for | Mix this harmless lotion yourseti |} SIST.ON EACH OF HOLMES’ ‘ i s ee S ae . T o= Half Drice or Less—Soconds— L e i e g w FRENCH APPLE PIE L gt ot Orchard White ||| PROVED BAKERY . Stetd (f Ll Dl Underwear Reduced Congo]eum Rugs Eggggsclgsvi* 'I,;,Hlf‘é hearts of lovers of delicacies Wi For omadinte Clsnance 629, $4.80 7.6x9, $6.50 9x10.6, §9 Radium Costume Slips, $2.45; were $5 and $3.95 Just rec new rent of these nation- HIGHEST QUALITY 179 Radium Slips in peach, green, pink, vellow | ally 5 im Rugs, marked = 0 49, . ». and bh)l‘.v zes 36 to 44 K'|'i[:ve Chine POR: r"“( M[’;w fod 'm\( 5 :\wael to il (WEEK_END) POSSIBLY OBTAIN- : y‘hen”lts good, crispy bread you're after, | UnQ:rl:e:‘r,]';éc e e i If perfect would be marked about twice Via ngnmol:;l,TF{ed?cksbuvr‘g m'llr! Pt:tum:c R.R. ABLE. WE RECOM.- Just say: fncludink Step-in Chemise, Step-in Drawers, as high. oun rip From Washington to 2 . MEND THEM. SCHNEIDERS’ VIENNA i munin. " Cotors, Areen, pnk, voe sna o | e ¢ 549 RICHMOND, VA. $4% £ ken sizes from 3 B.row Satin Slips, $245. 45, in all new Fall slors. Blue, wood. brown, henna, navy, black 5200 Fredericksburg, Va. $2.00 ||| GORTON'S CLAM CHOWDER T BTt G Y Ticikets sold as follows, good for passage in coaches, sleeping ||| | ey S(ep s.:! 60, in' wanted colors of peach 33.106 Tapet(ry Brusseis and parlor cars on all regular trains : 12:01 p.m e e flesh and corn. Usually $1.50 and $1.05. Fri- Also Repmtheble Values 36 e Gt Sunday, September 6th—All trains. | day only, $1 Sizes 36 to 44. J it ) Cotton Knit Vests, 5 for $1. 144, in sizes 38 Semi-Annual Rug Sale. Dependable sepaMonda, September 7tnorning wains, nciuing 1200 v M) Saner’s or MeCormick’s Extracts bottle 15¢ G ek e b Floor Coerings Greatly Underpiced DOWN STAIRS STORE DOWN STAIRS s Good Returning, to leave Richmond not later than 8:15 pm. Fredericksburg 9:57 p.m., Monday, September 7th ‘(u;:';’.}h"1“5&«'»(“,‘\;@-.y\\’fifi-’u‘fiofi"’fl#x‘nml Station; 711 1dth St. 80% Wool Blankets, $2-75 Fall Low Shoes, $l.95 Wi 1418 “H" St NV 3 5 Ibs. GELFAND S 12 Regularly §345. 60 (i3x00) Gray English Army i i Bl | 35¢ § MAYONNAISE 1&C BRSSPy Women—very Special 63x90 Sheets, $1. 200 Seamless, bleached sheets skin, Patent 1 S s m- P y of good soft quality at a price that meuns binations. Sizes 3 to VERY SPECIAL s 2 substa al saving to vo i $3. 7 “The Prize Bread and 12 1bsS. “The Housewife’s 25 bstantial saving to vou Satin and Leather Pumps, $3.95; formerly $7.50 O l Pillowcases, 3 for $1. Two sizes, 45x36 ana and $6.50. uced P Pastry Flour of the 75 nly & 45x381% Inches. Of seamless, bleached tubing broker ; 3 to 8 World” C Competitor Pillowcases, 20c and 25c. Two sizes make the excellent quality. Will g Contains no dressing. . special o difference in price 36 inches and 45x36 inches. Both pillowcs of unusual fine DOWN STA STORE | quality. LUX pkg. 10(: !)5(:I Tub Alpaca, 65¢ Yard . $l 50 Bead Bags, 506 400 vards in stripes and small checks. All light shades Washable £ TROPIC PALM wonderful toilet soap 4 bars 19¢ ||| fepanese Crepes, 20c Yard T 28c yard. 300 vards in tan, gray, flesh, or- ; were 25c. 75 bar pins , blue, pink and maize. with stone settir b ; . s 45¢ Gold-Filled Rings, 10c. With stone ings FRIENDLY NOTE—a des- - 5 48¢ Curtain Scrim, 18c Yard Earrings, 10c; were much more. 45 pairs in i i et 400 yards white and ecru in plain and mesh “pearl (imitation) and colored drop styles i e 3 s FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE A et T, LR P e | link bracelets, 4 ar . of Premier—it may be the easiest | . . 'l'uxkuh Towels 58¢ g Men,s- A i Creamed Ham on Toast Choice Cuts of Fresh Meats—Fish—Poultry e White, with either blue, pink *penknives with sin 1 yy' 4 bl by and border and large mono Woed Bead N a 5£ were much more. win a prize. 1 tablespoon butter or other fat s and Ja - 00 a laces, more. The use ac the right is an example 1 allapooesti | At All the DGS Stores m space. Leather Belts, 10c; radically reduced. 10. in red 1 cup milk o 0 jgad tan syede Yo Shnasene FOUNTAIN HAMS The hams that have helped make Cincinnati Toiletries Reduced \ Child ,", I e * O ‘ of the kind of uses we want. Itwill * a ubl:spnmu pmxmr Salad helpyou. Andsendforthefreebook- ing & c P . 2 s l 1 N . v TN ; Send as many lists as you like but 1 cup chopped cooked ham “Still the Best!” GOOD HAMS. color, P chor Sl sl e iy remember that only one of your Melt butter and add floyr. When Rouge, 25¢; was 50c. 16, in popular orange and Metal Hot Dish Plaques, 23c; were 50c. 8, cork lists can win a prize. pell mixed add milk and bring t0 lium shades. Rouge that adheres, of good lined bmlm.pummmnn. constandy. 9, de. Wash Cloth Cases, 8c. Reduced. 36: rubber This contest is open to those who {dd bam spdcook 3 migutes. K- K]NGAN S BACON l:lb. Cart()n 51c Powder Refills, 10c; were 25c. They fit the aver- lined: in rose and blue. Varlety of patterns have used Premier. Contest closes and pouroverslices of toast. Sprin- age size compact. Extra puff. Flesh, white Fine Black Combs, 5c; were 10c. December 1, 1925 kle with papriks and serve. and brunette Talcum Powder, 5c; was 10c. Coty’s Compact Powder, 18c; was 25c. 100, in soft srade of Talcum Powder in Lily anc CHOICE LEG OF LAMB r lb 37C these favorite Coty scents—L'Origan, L'Ef- quet . - fleurt and other: 50, Imported Face Powder, 10c; was 18¢c. 88 cans, i Bath Salts, 25c; were 50c. 57 jars, large size, in very fine quality, flesh and brunette. 147 Pl'lZeS o $2 500 in GOld L odors of Rose, \'e|be1nu and Eau de ( i Powder Puffs, bc each. 60, in pink and white. How youmay win: Write us a letter with a list of the number of practical IB OAST BEEF lb 30 Fracy's Egg Shampoo, 16¢; was more. Some i dhample with mibmars. uses you have found in one botile. In case of tes: esen ivioh R cr . C tios, delightful and invigorating for the hair. Richelieu Compacts, 35¢; were 75c. 18, in pear contestant will be awarded the full smount of each prize tied for. French Extract, 42¢c; was much more.' §5 shape: contain hoth good Prizes from $250—$10 each. bottles of Amber and powder Just Unloaded a Carload of Extra Fancy Round $1.95 English Broadcloth Shirts, $1.35 Take advantage of this saving tomorrow. 175 Imported Enzlish Broadcloth Shirts in white, blue, tan and gray, some have collar attached, some -with eollar to match, but the majority in neckband style. Sizes 14 to 161 in the lot. This price Friday only. S,’ c Men’s Shirts, $1. Formerly up to $2.50. 50 shirts, Black Mercerized Lisle Socks, 2 pairs 25c. Were grade rouge and oAddress FRANCIS H. LEGGETT & COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY include satinette, Blackstone madras; collar- 25¢c and 35c. 50 pairs attached and neckband style. Sizes 1414 to of perfect quality. Siz 3 REGC.U.G. PAT, oFF. —ev - 16 in the lot. only at this price. Athle 'c Union Suih, 55c; were much more. 88, 31 50 Vee- Nuck P:umn, 51.28. b suits, slightly A Perfect Ooyonnaise STRINGLESS BE ANS : 3lbs. e Mens $33 Two-Pa.nts Sults Reduced $22, 75 10 Men's Two-pants Suits. Young men's and middle-aged men’s models. All sensible styles. Weight that can be worn this Fall and Winter. Really splendidly tailored; full cut: werth very much more. Sizes 35 to 40. No alterations owing to lowness of price. DOWN STAIRS STORE.