Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1925, Page 12

12 THE EVENING SPRINGER HEIRS' RECORDS ARE OPEN Workings of Delaware Ab-l stract Company Explained | by Officers of Body. By the Awsociated Press ptember 11— Allega i in a bill for injunction filed Septembe: officers and | counsel of the 1. Chagwick, named in the complaint “The right to_examination of our s has been conceded.” either Mr. O'Hair nor cefved com- re Abstract dividends | otherwise. | “The contract mentioned in the com. | m M. Chadwick wae not 8 dtrector O'Hair, thou fused to vote, because e of the Delaware The cor poned annual meeting. Meeting Postponed. “The annual meeti was postponed by th of the executive commi of the postponement was sent to all members. Four qualified voters were present in person at the meeting at which it is alleged in the complaint | e elected ization, according to irs! a membership of several hundred 1 Final hearing of the suit is to be hield later. e first hear ing. the joint state commented An_ order w on by agree ment hetween the parties, to the fol-| Jowing effect: The Dresent Mr. O'Hair d the present | P inued until the | meeting. This meeting ahall be set, over uniii O« 5 Origin of (‘ampmu “The origin of tha Delaware Ab. stract Company, which comp ailed by complaintant ined. Mr. O'Hair and Mr.| Chadwick, two years ago, went to Wilmington, Del., in connection with | the claims of the Springer heirs to| property there. We ascertained that | there was no ract clerk there to| prepare and ce tracts of titles, | and that that work was done by mem. | bers of the Wilmington bar. foupd that by an oraer of 1881, by which the recorder ttorney to examine the rec «-rd«} ittorne; ade such and renc opinions of titles f reh of | Delaware Abstract .um,nm' Wilmington to meet thes: culties FOOD PRICES HIGHER. Increases in Month Noted in 17 Representative Cities. Food prices Increased in 17 out of 23 | representative cities from July 15 to | August 15, the Department of Labor | announced today as the result of 4 | figures being reported Me., while Boston. ranton reg nt Decreas at Cleveland City were reported | During the 12 months ended August 15, retail food prices increased in all | the citles, ranging from 10 to 15 ver | cent. mbus and Kar Baloss o White Pelicans for National Zoo.| RENO, Nev., September 11 (#).— Twenty white pelicans from the! breeding grounds on_Anaho Islands | in Pyramid Lake, Nev. are to be shipped soon to the Natfonal Zoo- | Jogical Park in Washington, D. C Young pelicans, which have gradu- | ated from fuzz to feathers, but which | are still unable to fly, will be selected [flmnaF‘ thurmahfi tra 3017 11th St. N. A fine home with a business future which will mean real profit. Six large rooms and bath newly decorated. Wide alley in rear. Very Reasonable Terms : W. H. WEST Co. 916 15th St. Main 9900 STAR, WASHINGTON., D. C. FRIDAY, Brassieres at 39¢ This lot includes Brassieres, Bandeaux and Bandettes of broche and satin striped ma- terials in sizes 30 to 42. Every garment an exceptional value. MAIN FLOOR TABLE The Brushed Wool Sweater Comes Back $3.95 The sweater is again in vogue. And these are so sporty that the outdoor girl will want one as soon as she sees them. Jacquette and button-up styl with collars which may be worn high or open. Wide or snug fitting sleeves Colors: Buff, silver, Lanvin, blue and rust with contrasting stripes. Sizes 36 to 46. SECOND PLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO Shadowproof Costume Slips of Radious, $2.95 The Fall silhouette requires a soft, non-clinging under slip—RADIOUS gives the desired effect. A soft, lustrous weave—really shadowproof. Strap model in sizes 36 to 44 Colors—Black, tan, navy, pansy, white and flesh Cotton Crepe Nightgowns, $1.25 Regular and extra sizes in various colors. Round and ¢quare neck lines with contrasting bindings and pipings—full cut and length K THIRD FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO Will You Own a Fur Coat This Winter? How often have you ad mired the smartly dressed woman—snuggled up, cozy and warm in a handsome coat of fur? How often have you wished that you might have one, too? Owning a fur coat is not dif- ficult—come here tomorrow, B choose one of these beautiful Trimmed Sealine Coats at $98.50 —make a reasonable deposit— and we wil hold it until need- ed; in the meantime you can make convenient payments from time to time—and then when cold weather arrives— vyou have your FUR COAT! SECOND FLOORE. LANSBURGH & BRO. Answering an Unprecedented Demand, We Place on Special Sale Tomorrow A Carload of It's not for us to ask the reason why—but, there is a great de- mand for KEGS—and this carload will undoubtedly sell out like hot cakes at a county fair. To our knowledge this is the only sale of its kind ever held in Washington; it's unique, to say the least. When the manufacturer was approached, he was astounded to learn that we wanted a “carload of kegs, if the price is right.” Naturally, on such a large quantity—he made the price right. So here are the KEGS—ready tomorrow, a car- load of them—rightly priced. Strong Mixed Oak Kegs Strongly made, varnished outside and paraffined inside —and absolutely guaranteed against leaking. 1-galion 2-gallon 3-gallon 5-gallon 10-gallon 15-gallon 7O-~allm| 25- ga\lon Heavy White Oak Kegs Selected white oak, sap-dry charred kegs—the that money can buy. And any size you want is here. 1-gallon Kegs... $1.75 2-gallon Kegs $1.98 3-gallon Keg: $2.48 5-gallon Kegs. $2.95 10-gallon Kegs. $3.75 15-gallon Kegs $4.50 20-gallon Kegs. $4.95 25-gallon Kegs. .. .. $5.95 SIXTH FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. SEPTEMBER 11, 1925. l@@@@g&&&@ AN RN AR R R PR R 2R 2] g@&!’;@&%&%&z @@@@@&&@@@@@m@@@@@@m 7th to 8th to E—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 The Right Fall Clothes for Every Occasion Now Ready ! Hundreds of New Hats Arrive for Saturday A Great Variety Dress Hats Street Hats Satin and Velvet To win the feminine Combinations fancy, the styles in this Tailored Hats Sports Hats Velvets in Dressy Effects * * immense collegction of lat- e est New York creations Crushable New Velours present a superb range of colors, shapes and mate- Embroideries in Rich Design P— rials that meet every need . and satisfy every prefer- Smart Felts in New Shades ence for Autumn wear. SECOND FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. Unique Ribbon Trimmings Autumn Coats of Fabric, Fur and Fashion A Perfect Combination of Correctness, Smartness and Warrnlh—qucrately Priced *59.50 and *79.50 Lovely, soft pin point, petty point, lustrosa, carmina and other approved fabrics in the new plumage shades, are enhanced with a lavish use of carefully chosen furs—beaver, squirrel, fitch, wolf and others. - Styles include various versions of the FLARE. expressed in fashion’s most ap- proved manner, and equally prominent are the wrappy models of slender lines. You will see here all the modes most correct. Special Sale of Sport Coats $25 Way under real value are these smart sports coats of imported and domestic tweeds, mix- tures, plaids and other soft fabries with fine fur trimmings or tailored styles. SECOND FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BEO. Daytime Dresses for the College-Going Miss Tailored — Two-Piece and the More Frivolous Styles Are Rightly Priced— $16 and $25 Two comprehensive groups of new - Fall Dresses—such as every college-going wardrobe must in- clude. They are of crepe-back satin, crepe faille, canton, merro- lene, balbriggan and balbriggan- and-velvet combined. These dresses, charming in their newness, have likewise the quality of serviceability. Making a choice entirely to your satisfaction—the color you want is here—the trim- ming you admire is here. Embroid- ery, pleats, godets, flares, vestees. long fitted and flared sleeves lend swagger demand to these modes. Sizes for misses, 16 to 20; for women, 36 to 46. SECOND FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. LANSBURGH & BRO. - FLOOK Another Shipment of 1,000 Pairs Full-Fashioned Silk Stockings Perfect Qualities of Our Usual $1.50 to $2.00 Grades $1.19 A previous lot of 1,500 pairs created lively selling just a week ago. Remember—real ONYX, full fashioned silk stockings—perfect in every respect with proper reinforce ments. Of course, you'll have to come early to avoid being disap pointed. The colors include- Nude Oyster Sable Cinnamon Blush Gun Metal Piping Rock Almond Peach Champagne Grain French Nude Black Sandalwood White y STREET FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO A Trio of New Arrivals L&B Stylsix Shoes Quality Foot- ~ Three entirely new models (as sketched). And like 15 other smart styles the finest footwear to be had anywhere at or near this price. That's a promise. A smart black satin Opera Pump heads the parade because of its alluring simplicity, the Span- ish heel is favored. The second ome is of patent leather with the populer one-strap relieved by umique cut-outs, again the Spawish keel. Nest we have a regal black sofis Pump, with a neat metal ormament at vemp. Very smart with its Cuban heel. Any of the 15 styles in any siz from 2% to 8; widths AA to C— $6. SECOND FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. An Extraordinary Underpriced Sale 5,040 Pairs Men’s Socks Make no mistake about this one. If you need socks—most every man does—wend your way to the L&B Men’s Shop tomorrow and stock up— and save more money than you have in the pur chase of hose for many a day. Four Big Groups—All Special 720 Pairs Men’s Full- Fashioned Silk Socks. ...... Our usual $1.00 grade; heavy, pure thread silk—full fashioned and reinforced at heel and toe. Black, cordovan, gray, navy and tan. Sizes 9% to 11V, 2,160 Pairs Men’s Mock Seam Silk Socks, Pair. .. ... Greatly under value. Fine thread silk, with mock seam closely resembling full- fashioned kind. Sizes 974 to 11%; in black, cordovan, gray, navy and beige. 720 Pairs Men’s Silk-and- Mercerized Ribbed Socks. ... Discontinued number of Interwoven 75¢ grade; very slight faults. Heathers and plain colors; in sizes 9% to 11%:. Here are values you should buy in dozens. 1,440 Pairs Men’s Lisle Socks; Slight Seconds...... Tf perfect these socks would sell for 35¢ a pair. Fine, soft quality lisle, with rein- forced heel and toe. Black and other col- ors, Sizes 914 to 1174, MEN'S SHOP, STREET FLOOR @@@m@@w&@@@