Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1925, Page 13

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 20, 1925—PART 1. RN . — All Advertised Merchandise on Sale Tomorrow and Tuesday | | Ekonomy ISTSNORSERUINS ¥ Kotuurnn = Chfldren’s sgc sl)ort Open a Charge 7 Satisfaction First Since 1859 $1 Chamois-Suede B:g)wgar,} Special Hosiery, 39c Account! M@HN@WS A@E e T | Shees R gpa oimgle Dt Bt e n g [ T2 on havenic aiends intne Tote i with Gemire, ahone wmars | a2, Tt 2 - . Sizes 644t ica Was Found in 11th e, e Street Floor Century. 20c Crash Toweling 12V5¢ Yd. Whilo the Peary, airplane carrier e e D e Bl of the MacMillan Arctic expedition Street Floor fes in the harbor at Godthaab, Green- [ 19c Printed Challis, 15¢ Yd. land, the Bowdoin, with Comdr. Mac- 850 iactieal wine A | plendid Millan and the entire sclentific per- quality for comfort coverings sonnel of the expedition aboard, is and draperies. visiting various flords and ports to| E Street Floor the south of Godthaab to study the re- mains of the authenticated Norse With Coupon Only ruins of those place: 5 After a brief ey of the Green- Hair Nets land ruin: owdoin expects to re- Join the P P ships will pro- 23c Doz. geed’ to : 2 JoamEe Single or double mesh in cap and fringe styles, Street Floor $2 Birdeye Cloths ancy destins. Periect learned this simple method embroldered, braided and two-tone effects. Probe Old Theory That Amer- $1.39 Doz. S of paying bills and pleasant Champagne, brown, mode, mastic, covert, $4 Crochet Bed- 810-818 Seventh Street 4 & s beaver, oak and fawn. Sizes 6 to 814. spreads, double- Street Floor shopping—come in and let Street Floor bed size, white. . 32-88 us open an account for you. Street Floor The Coats Made to Sell for The Dresses Were Made to Sell for $35 and $39.75 $16.75 and $19.75 $29.50 $11.5O s of the time of he Red and his redoubtable son 50c Turkish Towels, 37c Large bath size. Heavy, ab- ruins in Labrador with those of E £ Srebn z : : sorbent terry. An excellent value. Greenland establishes a direct connec Street Floor Detween the two 4 new chapter, $ Suspected and much discussed, 75¢ Linen Scarfs, 49¢ but not yet proved, will be added to B Tinent dicaser) oual Ducoen American history a bulletin rfs, in 18x54-nch size. Tan from the aphic Society. ‘with fringed ends. Street Floor Planes May Be Used. - If Comdr. Byrd, in charge of the Children’s Umbrellas naval l{l\ll expedition, deems sl.lg, $1~49 ‘nd sl.ss easible anes will be used to d 1. AL feasibl Feported by Styles for boys or girls. Various but never yet attractive handles. Red, blue or It weather con- black. Perfect quality for rain attention will or shine. d to th ruins in far \dor, accessible for the Infants’ Hose, 19¢ M llan and the 3 Pairs for 50c 1f the comparison of the Labrador Splendid Coats, with every style detail the season stresses. The varied silhouette is You will positively be thrilled when you presented in better fabrics, quality furs and see the glorious styles, fabrics and colors excellent workmanship—than one usually shown at this low price. The newest, sees in Winter Coats so new, so smart at smartest of Fall Dresses in a purchase that this low price. brings you a saving of many dollars on each Furs on collars, cuffs, bands, ripEIes and garment. Every new line and trimming borders are worthy of much higher REices— treatment is noted and the fabrics are of ex- . ceptionally fine quality. In fact most of i these are sample dresses purchased at a large flared, godet, bottom ripple, Fitch mandel, beaverette, discount from a prominent maker. side flare, inverted pleat squirrelette, Manchurian flare, shawl collars, novelty collars, tailored styles, braided effects and wrappy The Colors—Cherokee, meuse, canton crepe, georg- dets, kick pleats, ensemble J’"” resses styles. bokhara, black, navy, brown, ette, flat crepe, satin-faced ties, one-piece styles, sport [llustrated Street Floor s party. Mercerized stockings, in_black, ficance of these ‘white, cordovan, nude and Russla graphic Soclety calf. A splendid quality. 3 Street _Floor s history students scussions With Coupon Only at Norsemen ‘Amerlca 100 3 Kotex s was born ains said 39¢c Doz. < Not more than 1 dozen to a customer, Street Floor 4 e Atlantic v e the alternate and ridicule of authorities. - issue has been - ‘Are the se ruins, or do they be- Children’s Sport Hose, 29¢ long to e 1 A 4 Onyx Hose, fancy cuffed ) i 3 . top. Beaver, buck, Russlan tan, > also boys’ tweed mixed hose. placed un: re. According to some ki are merely ‘curious compounds it d T Fistors and genealogieal de- Children’s Hosiery, 25¢ a nded down in their Derby ribbed, in black, white, word of mouth—hence cordovan, camel and beaver. An excellent ‘school stocking. Street Floor ic C istics. . Runic Characteristics. Infants’ S]'urts, 39¢ and 45¢ “In Greenl “omdr. MacMillan i ns e a1 Gbserve the Norse, Rayon Striped Shirts, in Ruben Runic, c ction _principles. and straight-front styles. Sizes They will know what to look for in for infants to 3" years. the ruins of northern Labrador, about Street Floor ¥ so much’ specu- The Styles—Straightline, The Fur Trimmings— wolf, French hare. The Fabrics—Satin, char- e Y s, go- unreliable. Three Coats Hlustrated reindeer, pansy, grackle- crepe, Duchess satin, nov- effects, street and afternoon The Fabrics—O rlando, elty silks e Manitoba, suede, suedette, head, pueblo, peony, canna, 3 saey buckin, bolivia, lustrous bo- cedar, como blue, balsam, The Trimmings — E m- livia, broadcloth. gypsy. The Striking Colors— broidery, brilliant colored Canna, pansy, pencil blqe, fabrics, metal fabrics, gold lation. With Coupon Only of e - ¢ oy King’s Palace Special enough preserved to afford clear idea: of the original structures. 1f these Wax Paper nunication between the Street Floor ci x the new will be proven. ¥ cor old world an “Remains left by the Norsemen have - - Qe acteristics, which readily Women’s Hosiery, 29¢ distinguish them from Indian or Es- Irregulars of 50c Burson split- .. The Norsemen built of Srsoesulace et B0 Burach spllt stone, using mainly large, flat slabs, g and congregated in settlements that e eti; s were fairly large. houg! B B enon somotimes erect sod huts, Sport Hosiery, 29¢ ads, they would not consider nent habitation when a skin Summer and a snow igloo Misses’ and Women’'s Styles—Sizes 16 to 44 rust, wine, navy, black. laces. Larger Women’s Styles—Sizes 422 to 522 2 and 43 to 53 Sizes for Misses and Women, 16 to 44 Street Floor—King’s Palace ‘Women's black and colored steckings suitable for sport or street wear. Irregulars. wers all their needs. Street Floor \0s also are hunters and Women’s Hosiery, 29¢ fishers. Wild game of the tundras Usual 50c mercerized drop- and fish from the sea satisfy their in stitch stockings—Burson quality. discriminate palates, and the supply Black and a line of attractive s ample. The Vikings raised Fall colors. some grain. Where they Street Floor Opening Display Of _ - = Prepare Your s Boys for School! _Fall Millinery $9.75 Vest Washington a complete array of .' b ‘ L : Suits $7-95 KA N g hey took cattle and grain with 5 them, building large stone corrals for = v‘{_‘":‘e:l s Ves:s, 39; the cattle and storage binds and sheds o150 Vests in regular and extra for grain. In addition, the Norsemen aiasmot en elibentiton: - their dead, as burial T A Sometimes marked by stone connil et Cregiand With Coupon Only Spect for their dead, while 60c Worth of e ot burial is hardly worthy New Fall Hats that sparkle with v is- A style and splendor. Such a dis S ’ = IF_nlg{iih goa'_ 2 pairs of com- i 2 S B pletely lined knickers, one in golf play! Such a variety of new aIe. l y lined knickers, one in go! and one in regular s and a well shapes and style touches! Each cut vest. Blue, brown and gray : mixtures in sizes 7 to 16. An ex- and every one new—adaptations ceptionally good suit for only $7.95. of French models 'and chic origi- The most fashionable dresses for Fall are made of S ieationt . from tbremmat 1ufstrou$ black silks—we have prepared a choice assortment Long Paflts, $2.98 i 3 of the various weaves at prices to meet your need. All new Amercan designers. For sixty- and perfect. duroy, coflege cut and in all sizes, six years we have been millinery $1.59 Black Satin Messaline, 35 inches; yd..$1.29 8 to 17. Your boy will welcome a fashion leaders in Washington— | $2 Black Satin Duchess, 35 inches; yd. . . .$1.49 | Sveatcr ior schoet o piav and the same careful choosing sz Black Satin Channe“se’ 36 illclles; vd. .. $1.39 and style correctness is evident in sz.so Black Satin Chameuse’ 39 incheé; yd : 5198 Faj E;g? E}:J:'Seesgllgsc b this display as in other years. | $3.50 Black Flat Crepe, 36 inches; yd. ... .$2.95 | hish necicand long sleeves. - Shown We welcome you to our depart- 53.50 Black Crepe safin’ 39 inclles; ydA i 52.95 ;ral“:::ic;esdtr;g%ssixr]sicce};gcllcc.s, Easily ment. $2 Silk Crepe de Chine | $2.50 Satin-Face Canton School C ; $1.59 Yard "~ $1.98 Yard B e consiogn 5t O Unusual Model Hats at $9 -95, $12-50 and $15 A beautiful, all-silk boxloom fi%'"gnh‘::"fifffifi"ais'keasfi"ai% 47 darke mixtires. AT sizes. Made from all-wool suitings Colgate’s Octagon Laundry Products “Vinland’ or ‘Wineland,’ where vines and grain grew 35¢ According to the most se legends the coast of Save 25¢ on the assortment. America was first seen by < . Bjarni Herjulson in 985 A. D., while } gkgll'sag;drpyai%aeg_ this adven viking was on his 1 can Scouring Glesnser way to the o colonies along the r west coast of Greenland. No attempt 1 bar Floating Soap. was made then to explore the country, 1 bar Toilet Soap. but his descriptions of the 1 pkg. Soap Chips. land, wh! me to be known as 1 pkg. Fab, ‘Wineland,’ led Leif Erickson, in 1000 Street Floor A, D, to Visit fts shores. - “It has been held that the Norsemen > < P e it s o Men’s Union Suits, $1.29 that flourished there Medium-weight Cotton Ribbed 50 years. The capture and sack Union Suits for Fall. Full cut by the Hanseatic League of Ber. and well made. Ecru only. Sizes gen, Norway, 4 the occurrence ot 34 to 46. the black death, cutt: off communi 5 Street Floor cations wih tnt other country, arc| () Men's 89¢ Union Suits, 59¢ advanced as contributing caus v decline and final collapse of the Viking ‘:lhlg;‘c Csplea :2{8;‘) ctaeckeg colonies in America. A similar fate Ding in back. = Amply cut. Sises befell those in Greenland. el - ds of the Eskimos. Street Floor Sport Scarfs, $1.49 Yo $2.50 Scarfs or rayon and Peopls twliojcame printed silks. 2 yards long and Woolen mixtures and gray cor- ’ : ey fabric, in heavy crepy weave. | crepe back. Navy, pencil blue, A Presentation Special in Navy, French blue, orchid, pansy, | Pansy, black prince. These are . tam, vilver grag, ie e BA0SY, | the choicest " colors for - Fal Wash Suits, $1.19 A ‘ : : frocks for street, afternoon and pem‘:xl blue, = turquoise, goblin, evening, and note -the wide Chambray and Cotton Pongee ew a n a s or a a Pekin, old rose, jade, Quaker, | width that makes it possible to Suits, in middy and button-on pink, white and black. fashion a frock of but a few styles. Neatly trimmed, amply cut and settled on the finished with fringe ends. and nicely finished. ! slands of the Labrador Street Floor r penetrated into the ?, timos say, because they Women’s Neckwear, 50c eling with the Eskimos Collar and Cuff Sets, in various and were driven away. One explorer styles. .Lace, georgette, sllk, also tells of stone ruins on the Boothia laundered sets in checks, plaids Peninsula, near the Magnetic Pole, and plain white. Formerly 75c abo which the Eskimos have similar and $1. traaditions. ther Iskimo legend Street Floor relates that imos found ruins of 75c Stenciled Covers, 49¢ houses unlike their own near Cape et Slight seconds. Many attrac- Chidley, the northernmost tip of Lab e e Lhay S rador. G 2 - Oval and square shapes. ‘Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell, Labrador Thicd Flooe medical missionary, has found curious e stone 'on_the summit of Brief Cases, $1 iffs along the Labrador coast Enamelad’ | Cloth "Cases .with have been lookout towers, strap and patent lock and key. precaution against the Eskimos. Street Floor Similar ones have been found near 9 o the Norse settlements in Greenland. Men’s English Broadcloth Beveral also are reported in the Shifls, 51-25 neighborhood of Naln, 70 miles north of Hopedale, where the Bowdoin Imported cloths, also some do- broke its propeller on the northward mestic weaves. Collar-attached voyage this Summer. The coast north and neckband styles in white, tan of this point has seldom been visited and blue. Sizes 131 to 17. and may produce other ‘finds’ in ad- 5 Street Floor dition to the archeological.” Men’s 18c Hosiery, 12¢ Pr. Medium-weight Cofton Hose, s WILBUR IS DEFENDANT. ;g:é‘w}};‘“mi;";"fix biadie. Wk — to . TLumber Purchaser Seeks to Halt Btre?e Floor Men’s Pajamas, $1.39 Delivery by United S.tates, Flannelette or good quality Benjamin Cohen, lumber dealer of cotton_ponges. Some with pock- Paterson, N. J., has filed a petition ets. Rayon frogs. White, tan, in the District Supreme Court for an blue, helio, gray and pink. Sizes injunction to restrain Secretary of the AtoD. ?";\\'y Wilbur_and aut};o;lzies at the 4 Street Floor hiladelphia Navy Yard from deliver- i ing him the remaining portion of Men’s Silk Hose, 39¢ £0,394 feet of Jumber he purchased at AEESHATs for e EEaaA - DOns that navy vard recently, on the ble heel and toe. Mock seam. Cinnamon, black, cordovan, navy, ground that the portion delivered thus Yar i : gray and tan. Sizes 9% to 11%. far was not the timber purchased. ‘Street Floor Cohen alleges that the pr stipu- lated for the timber was $26 per 1,000 feet, which would make the total value #f the lot approximately $1,300, Fine Velvets, Satins and Combinations Street noor_xf':}rgsbuue ol 5 Street Floor—Boys’ Sh A symphony of gorgeous color is a feature of our $5 hat display—such shades e £ :e:n::& S::;n pencil blue, pablo, wine tones, black prince, woody browns, leafy l;)l:;l;:lt:c:nd 1 9c $] Chiffon HOSiery 69c Dashing pirate shapes, demure pokes, tailored types and close-fitting models. 4 Head sizes for small, medium and extra large heads. Exquisite trimmings in new Specml, Yard Gossamer, sheer hosiery, in nude, beiie, gun metal and black effects. —the season’s favored colors. Made with_three-seam back, lisle 25¢ White Shaker Flannel. garter top, heel and toe and silk foot. Every pair in original 25c Bleached Muslin, 36-Inch. Felt Hats, all shapes—self and gold trimmed; all head e B HEMDnch. : 5 ¥ I . sizes. Blacks are French felts; colors are imported felts, 322 Eg!hgcoplzlr‘;lf:,rg:fiééfl o $1o50 Men S Fau Sl'lll'ts pokes, mushrooms and off-face styles. 25c Pajama Checks, 36-inch. . Street Floor $1 -98 al!d 52-98 Felt Hats s 1 ' ;9 2952 ;l:r‘:'c‘; 1331;1;); "}lf;"fl‘}"’?‘?’mg;l S oeht paCkagc'SlQIelts;flfihKlnx'n Palace (] g T 51;19 . Well made, nicely finished shirts of woven madras, rayon striped madras, corded madras and Russian corded madras. Neck- band style only. Collqr:anached style of novelty madras and soisette. Fast color. Finished with good pearl buttons. Sizes 13% to 17. Street Floor—King's Palace 600 Pai £N Fall Sh $1.59 Georgette Crepe 0 Pairs of New Fall Shoes $7.19 A purchase of a jobber's complete stock of new footwear in the latest Fall styles. He sells them for more C) than this price wholesale—but he took a sharp cut on every pair—for he needed the space for other merchandise; 2 3 so many hundreds of dollars have been cut off the price of these shoes, ’ A beautiful crepe quality, in black and white and a complete . All sizes in every imaginable style—of satin in black or blonde, black velvet, patent, blonde kid and tan calf. #tray of striking tones for evening, party and street frocks. 36 High and low heels and plain and fancy effects. inches wide. This fabric compares with georgette sold at much Second Floor—King’s Palace higher prices—the colors are permanent and the quality exceptional. Street Floor—King’s Palace A Z i 7 g f @ lv 743 — g e hey 1denti . o 2 : e B o Norse rainajtantls 5 Rolls for 10c Small Women’s Styles—Sizes 13Y; to 19% cuckoo, epinard, black prince, kid, pleats, braids, beads < ; S ! ‘