Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1925, Page 34

34 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, REPORT OF BIBESCO el to the Rumanian diplomatic | 2 000-MILE ROUND TRIP nission in Rome were denied in a TRANSTER 1S DRI e s || O SWGN SHHEY %i|No. 334 of New York Central he Takes World Honor for Long aul of Passenger Train. " & T Announcement was made by New tion He Will Return to Post hanian | BY the Associated Press York Central Rallway officlals that| ind the Baldwin Locomo- | NEW YORK, September 15.—A new hereafter only one locomotive wil be as to payment for 10como- | worl R b ? u on the run from New York to 25 [0 bavment for locomo- | world record for a long distance haul|(Gie, 7' of “the Lake Shore Limited. Iy heen settled through a |Of @ passenger train by a single loco- | Until the continuous trip with a single ient | motive was said to have beenestab-|locomotive was completed today, it ave | lished when the Lake Shore limited had been the custom to use seven iy by |drawn by engine No. 334 of the New |locomotives in relays at Harmon, Al and repre | York Central Line arrived in New|bany, Syracuse, Buffalo, Cleveland, the Baldwin company. York from Chicago. This locomotive | Toledo and Elkhart, Ind. 1925. e i e i OB BBV Ut 9% B9 G909 OG0 Sn & G | LANSBURGH & BRO. | at 6:30 p.m. eastern stand. | 7th to 8th to E—~FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 L & B September Home Sales Dovetail for Your Benefit A Sale of Rugs and Draperies Deserving of the Favorable Comments of Hundreds of Shoppers Usual $39.00 Seamless 9x12 Velvet Rugs—new patterns and colors. Close sheared nap $32 that withstands lots of wear. Sale price v fi @t that the long-standing | Here in October. ntly in Ru 0, Rumanian wtes, wh now at home ¢ ive, would be trans = [t [0l——=o[c=a]o]——=|o|———lal——-aa]l———I0] LANSBURGH & BRO. | - 7B R E s on the ement Store assures the cus- { getting *he latest styles and Our buyers make continual York and are constantly tch to secure the newest to offer. —Newest Creations for Fall— DRESSES 9x12 Wool-and-Fiber Rugs—serviceable as can be _an%sufi:)ed to a‘lil-seaso;x :ses. Hard- twiste: er and worsted yarns 1n smart patterns ... $9'50 Nairn’s Genuine Inlaid Lino- leum—operfect grade, sold from full rolls. Colors and patterns are permanent. Bring 98C Usual $85.00 Hign-grade Wilton Rugs—Har- monious colorings in latest patterns, many $69 Oriental effects included. Sale price Pabcolin 9x12 Felt-Base Art Squares—seconds, but no faults that will harm service; smart de- signs for any room. Without room size. Sale price. . borders. Stalie $5 75 o . FIFTH FLOOR 5,000 Yards of 85cSunfastRayon,69cYd. An immense selection of exquisite rayon fabrics in patterns and color= ings to harmonize with most any decorative idea. Stripes and damask effects for artistic draperies. Every yard perfect. Anchor Holland Window 3,000 prs. Ruffled Curtains, 17 to 6 Yard Velour Pabcolin Felt-Base Rugs—the heaviest of its kind. Sale priced —6x9 rugs, $6.25; 714x9 rugs, $7.25; 9x9 rugs, $9.75; 9x10'- rugs $1095 §11 05 9x1Z tugs ..-.vs Just Arrived—250 Smart Silk and Cloth Frocks Poiret Twills Poiret Chenes Tuscan Weave Window Satin-Faced Cantons Heavy Flat Crepes A splendid group of dresses that embody all the latest effects of the coming season. Of high class ma- terials, in all wanted colors. One and two of a kind, and a number of much higher priced garments that we were fortunate enough to get Shades, in white, cream and ecru, mounted on strong spring rollers. 3x6 ft. cut. Usual $1.25 grades Each 69C Marquisette and Flaxons, block, striped and figured effects in blue, rose, green and gold—some all white. Usual 50c grades. 39C New Fall Cretonnes, fine quality marquisette, in crossbar weave. Full 2} yards long. Complete with tie-back. 85c pair. Net Panels, a wide range of artistic panels, in new designs and weaves — filet and shadow effects on fine net. Some with 2-inch fringe. Regu- Ia:'lly %2.50; now $ l ‘95 2,000 Yards New Terry Remnants, excellent grades of velour, in plain stripes and jacquard effects. Reg- ular $3.75 and $600 grades. $1'39 Table Runners, made of cotton damask, in very pleasing designs, finished with serged edges. They . launder beautifully. Regularly 98c. 69C Each Ruffled Curtains—fine Panels, 274 yards long, 36- inch width, in three differ- ent designs. All have fringe at bottom. Usual $1.19 grades. Each, 79C Remnants Crossba~ Mar- quisettes—2,000 yds. cross- bar and colored stripe mar- quisette. Every length can be used to advan- tage. Y. l 1 c Double Sunfast Velour Portieres, double face velour with silk-like sheen stripes, bird, foliage, con- ventional and many other designs in every imaginable color combination. Usual 38c grade. Yard 24C to sell at this low price. Sizes for Misses and Women. Gay Colored Felt HATS 1,64\ For business, everyday. sport and dress wear, the New Fall Styles in | ! ™0 i v | i Silks and Cloths woman will find the Base- ment Millinery Dept. a The most popular styles and colors | haven for the newest for Fall. Well made frocks of fine qual- | shapes and prettiest col- ity silk and cloth. Straightline, flare, | ors. Fine quality felts, kick pleat and many other styles. Sizes with simple, attractive for Misses and Women. trimmings. quality figured white mar- Closely woven and finished quisettes, with colored ruf- with French edge. fles and double sheer cur- 25 in. by 2% yd Regularly $l 75 binby2y 3 $2.25. Tomorrow, - 50 in. by 2! FIFTH FLOOR Optic Blown Glassware Cloth, reversible terry cloth, some multi-colored, in new artistic designs for hangings and por- tain. tieres. Yard 75C For Daytime Wear Beautiful 32-Piece Luncheon Sets $3.95 Fine grade American porcelain, with neat embossed design ; finished with gold line decoration. Set con- sists of 6 each dinner, bread and butter plates, dessert dishes, tea cups and saucers, 1 vegetable dish and 1 meat platter. Thin Blown Colonial Water Set, 79¢ Fine quality blown glass, in the ever-popular | Colonial pattern. Water pitcher and 6 tumblers. Imported China Cups and Saucers, 15¢ Fine, translucent china cups and saucers—in this sale at about half the usual price. Beautful quality iridescent or light cut glass in plain or optic effect, with vintage de- sign. Choice of Goblets Fruit Salads Sherbets Wines Cocktails 12, 10, 9, 5 and 115 Oz. Tumblers, in Irides- cent Design Two Handsome Patterns 3 (As Sketched) SIXTH FLOOR SIXTH FIOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Kegs! Kegs! WhoWants aKeg? Evidently there are many persons using kegs this season who never knew what a handy thing a keg could be around the home. The evidence is in the way we are selling them—a carload placed on sale Saturday, and by the week end there won’t be a one here. Avoid any disappointment—come, get your KEGS tomorrow. Strong Mixed Oak Kegs Strongly made, varnished outside and paraf- fined inside—and absolutely guaranteed against leaking. 1-gallon Kegs. 2-gallon Kegs. 3-gallon Kegs 5-gallon Kegs 10-gallon Kegs. 15-gallon Kegs. Miscellaneous Home Needs—Special Porcelain Table Tops—clear white porcelain, slightly imperfect. Size 20x36 inches. Sale price $ ] 069 Excel Electric Cook= ers—will cook an entire meal in 30 minutes; may be attach- i ed to any lamp socket. $5-75 White Enameled Steel Hampers, oblong e . 32.95 Simplex Self-Wringing 20 sallon Kea. Mops—no_stooping, no wet £ L e i hands. Tgolrough!y ’ efficient. Sale price, ? . ; ; Heavy White Oak Kegs e 79¢ Selected white oak, sap-dry charred kegs—the best that money can buy. And any size you want is here. 1-gallon Kegs... $1.78 %g-gm{llod lléegs s -gallon Kegs......... 3-gallon Kegs $248 Batbn Koer. S-gallon Kegs. ... s 25-gallon Kegs SIXTH FLOOR., LANSBURGH & BRO, PEPERDTEPPPTPTPTTRTTPPTPEEEPITD @ffi 25-ft. 5-Ply Guaran- teed Hose with combi- nation brass Specar - $2.95 The style you want is in this collection of better-grade shoes. ‘Come early tomorrow to make your selection. Well made shoes, with flexible leather soles, low, high and Cuban heels. Sizes 3 to 8. BIXTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. | | fl | U[ m [fl fl g E fl fl | | fl fl fl fl | [———