Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1925, Page 31

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1925. 31 MYSTERY EXPLOSION | ville. It was the work of assassins, A aminie e orders tor_overalls tor | BERLIN CAFES COMPETE | thelr establishments. Whenever this| tion in Rusaia, he answered: “Real|23 |NJURED IN HEAD-ON |!% routhhound. while the latter wan |and no explanation has been given. tall Russian showed himself on the|Art knows no politics. Real talent | standing stll. The Sunbeam was run . o & o i prohibition officer i makes its way in present-day R: ia 1 bhehi: rhedu and SLAYS MOTORIST]”‘""’ a0 Glov. Angus SieLasn of oI5, b Richardson. o tarmer, sav: the | FOR NOTED BASS0’S FAVOR | streets nis countrymen cheered nnd | mt"Gess e anc Sriiats here. s COLLISION OF TRAINS | "5 acrs i i o’ virve "esvaea tne e et bl explosiol Standing on e 1 Ve - ¥ < e oty iy i azking, him 1o post & [hl¢ ome. 100 yards trom the rosd on | Feodor Chall in, Idol of O thoulders. ' The Russlan cates which | KL ot W ying o ? (° Pannre of o I e e Bt e penyard and to call on the |, knoll, he was watching the road at apin, ol o 'pera- | could not boast of having entertained Northbound Texas Flyer Crashes|smashed, and the b Zage car, ex Virginia Salesman Believed Victim |, : & o the time. There was a flash. he says, Goers, him were at once rated as second = e ress car and diner ¢ cere ginia d Victim might be instrumental in solving the |[1e NG, TRErS Ja8 & Bath, M Arouses Conspicuous class. Medals for Golden Weddings. Into Southbound Standing ”,'.';?)f e Poencitamiwes 3 e SRS k At the Prussian stat ; T of Mistake of Prohibition Shortly before death Yeatts said that [Molor car hurtling across the road Rivalry on Recent Visit. Rt elamatate) ";",‘;’;g:'::’;‘i Correspondence of the Amsociated Press. Still in Yards. All of the injured are Texans. | Fnenitos the only place he stopped to secure |fideware, He rushed to the spot and gy the Amociated Press. of the audlence consisted of Russian | BERLIN, September 3.—The pre:|p o aoo o ——— = J gasoline while en route home for a i, Bri, ;% tew seconds before the |, BERLIN, October 5.—Feodor Chall- |refugees, many of them belonging to|War custom of decorating married BRYAX, Tex.. Oc 5 centy | To further aid building in Italv, the | week end with his family was at Albe- |\, DT 5 [0, seconts Before the | apin, the great basso, who is the 101 | the- moniiity of the ol rop o couples who celebrate golden wedding ‘ A (e e entY | sovernment has extended to 1928 the e e LT o B K o e iy |and rained fire over the front of the | Of OPeraoers the world over, caused | Challapin ol the Associated Press |Anniversaries Is to be Tevived by the | PA"8ensers and three trainmen were stores pecial Dispatch he Star. |full, however, and the sheriff does not - remarkably keen competition among | correspondent that his favorite hobby | Prussian government. ~ A specially | Injured and many other pass 'S | and offices bject to only a small DANVILLE. Va. October 5. see how he could have driven a hun- Berlin's Russian cafe owners during |is traveling and that after he finishes | Coined medal will be presented in each | fec¢ived Lruises when two p Yraction of the normal tax. Charles coleman Veatts, 47, (raveling |dred miles from that point and stlll| o R a recent visit to Berlin. All the|the coming metropolitan season in | Case. Fains opilal quntoniandex (iC e = qalesman. was killed yesierday by a [have hed s much uel The theors || Statistics show that women fle four | cafe- owners hatling Trom his mative | New Som he poohin peason i AR e tral Railroad collided head-on | _In an carsmen's race at Gravesend. homb attached (o his cai. which ex.|it advanced that Yesits whose husi.|times as many petitions for divorce |1ond \Wera extremely smiious o have | N o gl o, make o tour,| o = vards here late vesterda | England. “recently, one ‘man was 61 BHloAed while hetwas/en' routeito IDan. Iiess icarsled him thtaneh rural Catol|asimen: thel et altionh e vpt. cause of a short crop, Greece has' = The Sunbeam. No. 13, northbound | years old. another 69, another 72 and patronize | When asked to comment on the situa- | banned ex N pertation of olive oil. from Houston, crashed into train No.| the fourth 74. I.lIIIIIlllllllIIIIIIIlIIIII.....---...Illlllll...-.ll..l.ll..l.llllll.llll.lll.lllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIII-I. Value Predominates at the Palais Royal NI Plain and Fancy Silks Lead the Mode i diag o TR T 31 59 Yaxd . ing new fabrics for Fall and Winter costumes. for FaII R as I Shown in all the wanted shades and novelty 0 W effects, in a variety of styles. Silks for every need—for dresses—for wraps $ $ —for linings—kimonos and lingeric. 8,95 and I 0,95 Excellent offerings from the standpoint of variety as well as value. for Larger Women . Tsttal s So insistent has been the demand for Coos i s > e : ! orgette Panama Crepe Figured Crepe these .\ln:«rll V ehmrl Hats lhafig uelhlal\c Exhibiting All the Newest Models for Larger Women in Kimono Prints Chiffon Taffeta Brocade Linings made another purchase to offer at this i : ; 4 ; Shenomenally ](')“V Drite Andiitic el Coats and Dresses—Living Models From New York Satin Crepe Radium Plaid Taffeta wonder that they are so popular. for ve- Su Jour seems to have entree to every social The well dressed woman, who wears size 40 to 54, must choose Aaiieal Vvith utmost discrimination the style that suits her figure and type, N Dress Goods Specially Featured but this is not a difficult matter, for the garments exhibited during The assortment is large and varied, and \§ this Style Show have heen chosen especially for women who wear $ includes all the -favored shades for the these sizes. IFach garment designed to give the wearer truly Yard season, including : i - slenderizing eficcts. ] _ Six different materials marked at the special 44 Vard \fter the exhibit the Style Experts will be glad to confer with price of $1.98 a yard for Monday's selling only— c ari any woman desiring their advice as to the type of clothes she should wear or to help you select models for your present needs. Linings Cotton Charmeuse Copper Lustre—Peppermint—E pinard Green—Sand—W ood—Rose—Ashes of Roses—Henna—Pencil Blue—Purple and Black 54-inch silk stripe skirtings. A timely offering of thi ful material. A high- s soft-texture, w able fabric, Tuesday—10:30 to 11:30 AM. 54-inch all-wool mohair, in five colors, and shown in - colors in 2:00 to 3:00 P.M 34-inch all-wool suitings. I‘;_;,‘h plamlav\'l ‘h'l ‘”‘_“"“”;lw’i s = Hik A a Lo . s cffects. ’racti or slips, 4:30 to 5:30 P.M. 34-inch all-wool costume serge, in black, linings, bloomers and lingeric. navy, gray and taupe. 36 inches wide. 54-inch shadow stripe suiting, in black and Palais Royal—Second Floor Smart shapes in off-the-face models, as well as the ever-popular close-fitting sports hats. Other models in medium size hats for general wear——smartly turned and trimmed. 34-inch all-wool coatings, in practical shades. NN, Palais Royal—Second Floor They Make the Bath Delightful! Imported and Domestic |, ;% TR i, Bath Salt ' A .. English Cottage Style B New Styles in softens and perfumes the water [} i | ) ‘ ¢ Sta.mped House Houbigent Queaves. Fleor gl 1636 W 11 Ly e (B AR Sash Curtains SHOES Dresses Houbigant Rose and Verveine, e et o | 89¢ Set Faultless Fitting $1.00 Palais Royal—Third Floor navy. N 50c, 90c, $1.80 Fan Toi Bath Salt, assorted odors in attractive jars, . it R For the Dijer-kiss, i Woodworth Karess, Woodworth Fiancee, X . . . < . Richard Hudnut Deauville, By B! new idea in Sash Curtains, Richard Hudnut Gardenia, Narcisse, Jasmine, Rose, X | B as illustrated. Two sides Harriet Hubbard Ayres. Rose. Geranium, Eau de Verviene, 3 B 4, . TJasmine, Coeur de Violette, $5.00 to $35.00 ; [ and a valance in one piece, Stamped in three pretty designs Cheramy Cappi. 4 Decidedly smart and : with colored ruffles and tie- F o1 1 and . sel e i simple vet effective ‘embroid- Denney's Lilac. Jasmin. . Dstrich and. Marabou ———-M backs. Rosc. bluc, green and | i -ode, Nifty ery. Mostiy done in lazy-daisy l\'{”r}:’ t,\‘rwn;fl \:v;rm :v:‘dl:irwr. T 5 ,\'h-;’x mnrfl:;;fl‘\n s o —as pictured above. Shown in black kid, tan caif, and outline stitch, in contrasting Roce. Lavende ental Rath Salts, S shades o vo! . ; i f s Lo ke B St vl vkt D s [ DmiTenr S e Other sash curtains in plain lace-edge and | rubber tap lift. and flexible welt sofe. s S oimgi A Salt, h 3 : " 1 s we hav o offer Vivaudou Bath Salt, $1.00 size. tikes ruffled styles, attractively priced—29¢ to 79 iz A ; | thi H. Denis Bath Salts and Crystals, $1.25 to $350 | Palals Royal—Main Floor : 3 P c t c All sizes, AA to C. | this season. Palais Royal—Main Floor pair. Palais Royal—Second Floor Palais Royal—Main Floor woman who wants dainty, colorful House Dresses. Presenting an entirely They are made of nice quality linene. in tangerine. salmon and or- chid. and can be made up to fit any size woman up to 40 inches. Style and Economy Join Hands in the Bargain Basement Excellently Tailored Children's Rayon Schoo ]$1f3}‘;',H°‘:“‘]*b‘:\“h§[lD{£sI=esl 9 "mpfi‘/’z;h”f‘??f?f??ns54c Silk Dresses 53 29¢ pair e i 45 Lustrous Rayon Hose, English rib $1‘29 Fl1 clette or Serpentine 100 ]5'!9dc FlaflnnCITtte Slleepers . % 5 .ustrous A se, English H : children’s flannelette sleepers f()l‘ the La’ge’ WOmafl % with roll cuff top. Colors: Brown, gray Crepe Kimonos with feet and drop seat. Pretty 54C or peach. 200 attractive kimonos for the $ I 1 O stripe effects. * $ = i o cool mornings. Generously cut. Sizes 2 to 6 vears. Sizes 6 to 8%4. satin tr i : Vi satin t:vnmwrl and cord or self Palais Royal—Bargain Basement belt. Pretty bright colors. * | Sizes 38 to H. : Children’s Cashmere: Hose 59¢ Flannelette Bloomers Smart frocks designed by experts to . ’ $1.59 School Dresses 100 children’s and women's striped o1 . Lovely dresses \ 4 200 smart little school dresses s 54 flatter the larger woman 3 2! C patr e e $ 1 ‘29 fannelette bloomers. c fashioned on long lines to slenderize terns, neatly trimm S i ~ Sk s S s} \ ed. Some in the wearer. First Quality White Cashmere Hose, bloomer style. ) i ) with double heel, toe and sole. Sizes 7 to 14 vears. 59C Children’s Combinations Made of soft flat crepe, crepe-back satin ' Sizes 474 to 6%4. - ? and Slips and georgette crepe. . $1.00 Infants’ Robes 100 white muslin garments nicely The models sketched are typical of Women’s Rayon Stockings 75 warm ltitle robes for the baby, 9OC made and embroidery trimmed. 5 C in white, pink or blue trimmed. Sizes 4 to 10 years. these excellent dresses. ; Palais Royal—Bargain Basement C pair Colors: Black, brown, navy, Bokhara, pencil blue, gray and tan. Also com All first quality—made of lustrous R k bl V I I W binations of colors with touch of smart rayon, with long boot and seam up the emarkKable alues In omen s H i back; high spliced heel. All wanted 5 rimmings. e f e g 5 shades—nude, beige, sand, gray, aire- Corsets Handbags Sizes to 52. dale or black. Palais Royal—Bargain Basement This lot includes “C-B,” “May-O-Belts” $1 98 * Underpriced for Tuesday and other makes, of coutil or fancy brocade material. Medium and low bust, back and = ' front lacing. The Fair Kresge Department Stores L SNF;';::,‘& Co. Suitable for the slender or full figures. Pink or white. 88C Jersey Knit Bloomers Sizes 22 10 36 bags with figured gold or moire First Quality, Jersey Knit, Flesh-colored Bloomers. s e Corselets $1 39 designs, black. brown, tan and Made large and full, with elastic bands at waist and knees. 59C Pair 9 . colors. Sizes 36 to 4. Hook-side style. of novelty striped material; lightly boned Included in in the sale are < 2 = leather pouch bags: black, brown or tan. All fitted with vanity mirror. > 5 in back and front. ILong hips, with four supporters. 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