Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1925, Page 13

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (., OCTOBER 11. 1925—PART 1. Ekonomy Gleanings Men’s Lisie Hose 6 Prs. for $1.25 Fall wei; Reszu ity. Reinforced fee and toe. White, cot champazne and * MAIN DAHLIA PRIZE GOES TOAMATELR Award to L. W. Holland on Display at Recent Show. Other Winners. "~ With This Coupon .Only Castile. Soap, 1-1b bar, 19¢ Street Floo to 46 — — Sale! Window Shades ‘ ' $2.50 Birdeye Cloths Men’s $1.69 Pajamas, $1.29 Seconds of $1 QilediOpaque Window S Hung $159 Doz. Flannelette and cotton o [on perfect, easy-running rollers. Choice of light and P S R ravon fr ne with pocket Als very trifling. Cloths. Soft finich. Al colon nelette nightshirts, ' Sealed in sanitary package. Street Floor Coupon Only Pearl Buttons, 3 Cards for 10c Shirt buttons with two holes. Choice of aual heel v T A S I uble an, i) ; | I g Street Floor Men’s $1.50 Union Suits $1.19 Medium weight. cotton vibi “ull . Eeru or ||||||m| m il 1 ||||I||'I'I|«=”’ b |||I|l|llIIII|III| AN i ™ [ ! [ - Sk almml 5 ‘|| { q 705 Street Floor The srand prize of the entire dahlia show held Monday and Tue I° street. in’ which the ) Wlooms exhibited by ind profession Satisjaction First Since 1859 | fancy costumes. All colors. 810-818 Seventh Street i w Costume Cambric 121sc Yd. ades and Full other pieces. With This ( Embroidery Yokes, For ¢ Diggers was awarded the hest flower el exhibitor Other Winners Listed. winners were Mows mateur group: Best 12 dec rieties —Richard L. ¢ 1. W. Holland, second. ieorge Rutley, third. Best 12 peony > Rutley ) entry. 12 hybrid cactus dark colors. Tmperfections are Third ¥ ect Floor New Winter Coats and Dresses in the Harvest Sale Fur Trimmed Coats | Winter's Newer Dresses Usually Priced at $25 Originally Made to Sell for $15.75’ Other entry ind their class announced by the jud A $l.50 Felt-Base Rll;mers, $1 iSxlos Hall - Runiers in hizhly tinish, Beautiful patterns in lizht or dark s, “Third Floor 59¢ Rag Rugs, 47¢ G-inch size i hitand miss patterns. Will wash easily and n its pretiy colors Third Floor Stamped Needlework Towels, 39¢—\Vith hem - 1 tive mixed imes, first place: and Mrs. fowers, mixed T mixed &l | shows, mixed L. W, ‘:;’{ ne variety . Hodes and Rutley Neat No entry. S. Best six hybrid cactus of one variety— Miss Hazel \'. Revnolds. 9. Best six cactus of R. S Holmes and Mrs. € 10. Rest - Un ith bib prety The Fabrics Satin, char- meuse, canton crepe, georgette, flat crepe, satin- faced crepe, Duchess satin, poiret twill, say’ de chine, novelty silks, velvet with cloth and flannel with cloth com- bined. Tisties New Fabrics Morona Orlando Suedette Suede Buckin Lustrous Bolivia Broadcloth Smooth Fabrics and N B wid eactus of six Hodes and Mrs. of six varieties Peonies, X peony of six varieties ! > Rutley 16, Best one only, W. Holland, H. Goddard ieinohle 17, Best Sheets, Mrs. Mercerized in blue or red. decorative—L, and Edna et_Floor With This Coupon Only Artisto Hair Nets, Doz., 12¢ Guaranteed Hair that formerly sold for 2ie the dozen in sinzle mesh and for the double Choice of either in cap and fringe styles. Not all col ors in each style—but com Best one only. peony plete rtments in the lot MecMann, W. E. Satterfield, Richard T lozen to a customet Grimes “loor 21, Best six decorative on varlety— — == = N. D. Ussilton, the Dahlia Gardens of A Gaithersburs and W. ¥. Scone $2.50 English Longcloth $1.98 Pc. 10 vards of extra fine count Best 12 peony flowers, mixed — Stone and Mrs. A. C. Horner. longcloth. 36 inches wide Chaniois lingerie quality. Best 12 cactus, mixed—W. S. eet Floor Benedict, Mrs. Robert l.. Preston. 25c¢ Domet Flannel 24 Best 12 hybrid cactus, mixed - . 8. Benedict, Mrs. Robert L. Pres. 5 Yds. for 79c White, Daouble-fleeced Flannel in a grade used for in- fants and children’s nightwear Street Floor Benedict; | [t ZSF Outing Flannel, | g Plaid Blankets pompon dahlias—G. 1| [ A Sale at Measuring 60x80 inches, these heavy, warmth-giving blankets are beantiful in appearance. oo They positively resemble all wool. Plaids in pink, blue, tan lars of a higher priced style and gray o T _ $1 Chiffon Hosiery. 69c | §1 Baby Robe Blankets nude, beige. gun metal and black c Lis garter top, heel and toe 30x40-inch sze. Scalloped izes. Perfect quality. o neh e ler i 9 Zdge Blankets. in pink or blue. $2 Chiffon Hosiery, §1 Suitable for robes or bed cover- Pure Silk Chiffon-weig] R ings, full fashioned, e $1.25 Gray Blankets 9c Ea. colors. Trregulars Single Blankets, Infants’ Hose, 19¢; 3 for 50c Weigh about 2 pounc Mercerized Hose, in plain and extra cover. Black. white. cordo Third_Floor and champagne. Sizes Infants” Wool Hose, 35¢ 3 Pairs for $1 Irregulars of 59c grade. heel and toe. White, cordovan and camel. to 0';. showDr. K. Willett and 1. W : | “ ; . 2 : You will marvel at the wonderful coats Glorious Dresses in \Winter's most v ravishing styles and fabrics. Of course these represent a special pur- chase, otherwise how could we hope to be able to offer such marvelous garments at only 8107 The modes e only, son. W Grimes only. cactus W. Sheets, hybred cactus— McMann and offered in this choice group. They repre- one sent everything that is new—fur bands, Reinohle, Dr. E. Holland Edna trimmings, collars, cuffs and edges are w.E fcatured on coats that emphasize the mode for side flares or in straightline effects. Beautiful colors: Como Blue, Epinard Alpine Green, Gracklehead, Qucenbird, Puchlo, Black, Wood Brown Green, include kick-pleats, godets k] semble ties, one and two piece s Tzo ustrated Fitch Mandel Muskrat Coney Beaverette ! and Balsam. street and afternoon types. Trimmed With These -Furs Squirrelette Best six decorative, six varieties . Kesecker, W Renedict Best six show of six varieties enedict, Lay's Nurseries. Best six hybrid cactus of six i V. S. Benedict. Mount T Sizes for Women and Misses Sizes for T T 15'2 to 19%% and 16 to 44 Women and Misses 16 to 48 e tnggColoys Canna, pansy, black prince, pencil blue, rust, Second Floor— King's Palace wine, navy, cuckoo, epinard, black. $1.49 Seamless Bleacked Sheets | $1-39 Raccoon Mandel Manchurian Wolf Mandel Domet Sealine Thibetine ens. > First place, W. Mount Alry Gardens, secon 29, Best slx peonies—Mrs, L. Preston. 30. Best Rector, W. Robert | Large and Extra Head Sizes in Smart French Felt Hats Sub-Standards of $4 Grade Street ¥ TRANSPORT STRIKE FALLS FLAT IN PARIS | Full Size 81xW Sheets, in a nly woven cot- Not hun s Coupon Only Kotex, 39¢ Doz. Limit, one dozen to a cus- tomer. Street Floor a wonderful bargais 6 sheets Sport Hosiery, 29¢ Women's Blagk and Colored Faney Sport Hose. Slight irregun Mattress Covers Reduced the Harvest Sale ing Cotton Covers, Black E hould h Sand Beige Henna Dark Gray Dove Gray Epinard Green Pansy Unbleached in twin and double he 29c Unbleached Cotton 40 inches wide. A splendid, heavy-weight cotton for sheets, pillowcases. mattress covers and fancy work. Street Floor for Sheet You Walk-Out as Preliminary to 24- Hour Protest Fails to Materialize. d sizes Rr_Canle to The Star and New York World | PARIS, October 10.—As a prel to the general 24-hour revolutiona strike which the intend to call shortly, probably next week, the Com- | g munists ordered all workers in the ‘E transport services in the Paris region | g tn abandon their street cars. motor S and subway engines at 10 this morning. ians would not have noticed | | the strike if they had not read al it in_the papers. The affair £ complete fiasco. Not more than ! it r cent of the 1 ation 0 612 (hiintineiiin s nafere inies Children’s Hose, 25¢ nning smoothly and normally | RiE S oot o mel cordovan, black, Russia and white. Onyx Hosiery, 25¢ Child Heather Mixed Hose in all s Infants’ Shirts, 35¢; 3 for §1 Rayon Striped Shirts, in R All 19¢ Harvest Purchase of 600 Apron Dresses 13c Usually Higher in Price imported. Splendid A coupe in purchasing—Stunning Felt Hats for women who require larger and extra head- ; for those who have long hair or wear it fully coiffed. Extra fine quality fclt. subject to slight hurts as tiny soiled places. an oil spot or minor fault in all day stitching——but these are scarcely noticeable on most of the hats. There were even a few funny scenes, when drivers and conductors of busses der, and in the pre s consulte 1 leave the Lavishly trimmed with_ribbons, .silk linings lot. cocardes and rosettes and all have ribbon-bound edges and Silk et Mushroom, off-the-face and upturmed back styles—and not a bobbed hair hat in the black. Sizes 4 ence of w h‘:»( her Street Floor—King’s Palace Street Floor = < Imported English Broadcloth Shirts $1.15 5 for $5 Just Arrived! The Newest Dress Fabric o \ e | e $2 Brocaded Faille $1.79 i N s t. Yd dresses for Fall and Winter. atin, Yd.— A lustrous new fabric in silk- mixed quality, suitable for street, afternoon and dinner frocks. Gracious colors — Rose, silver, brought in from provinci to guard ag: Genuine Tmported English Broadeloth Shirts, in white, tan or blue. encrously fuil cut and well tailored. Finished with ocean pearl but- tons.” Collar-attached or neckband style. Sizes 1312 to 17. (re concentrating at in huee police are or ranizing also and the government has 1ed a notice warning all Commun- | ists that no disorder will he tolerated and that any attempt to disturb pub lie order or to interfere with the Knit Union Suits, 79c and 89c country's normal activities will be ' Women's Handiop ionIS LS, steznly repressed = Ll in knee length. Medium weight, The pretext offered by the Com-| in regular and extra sizes. munists for the threatened strike iz as | A L 2 protest against the Riff war. but it | Women’s Union Suits, 95¢ Rayon Striped Union Suits T< elieved 1o be in reality a trial of | with French band top. Knee their strength lenzth. Regnlar and extra purchase just of Highland 1inen-finish need and oth you new apron et Floor or And we know vou'll be de- lighted with the dainty touch of embroidery. cre- tonne and rickrack these dresses are trimmed with. The garments made of ging- Street Floor—Men's Shop ICopsrizht. 19951 PLANS ARE UNDER WAY FOR BOYS’ CONFERENCE Third Annual Interstate Gathering | to Be Held in Hagerstown December 4 to 6. Plans are heing completed for the | third annual interstate territory boys® conference, including members of Y. M. C. A. boys' clubs of Marvland, Delaware and the District of Colum: bin. which will meet in Hagerstown, Md.. Decembér 4. 5 and 6, according cretary. 1o K. B. Fuller, 18 Arrangements for the conference iried at A recent meetin iation of i included elson pear. Ralph Davis Fuller of the District of 0. Wolf of Hagers Osc Grove of Frederick and Charles H. Grosebeck of Wilmington, Del It was announced also at the local | Y. M. C. A. headquarters that a_class | has heen organized in the bovs' de partment for training as leaders in elub work. Classes are held each Fri- at_ 643 o'clock in_ the Boys Building. N. M. Examination Ordered. Brig. Gen | John McK. Palmer, un- | der treatment at Walter Reed Gen- eral Hospital. has been ordered to report to the Army retiring hoard, sitting in this eity. for examination as te his physical capacity for active duty. [ I $1 Rayon Vests or Step-ins 69¢ Dainty Bodice Top Vests and Stepins o match. Al smart light_shades Glove Silk Vests, 95¢ Women's Excellent Grade Per- fect Glove Silk Vests, with bodice top. All pastel tint Glove Silk Bloonién, $1.50 Pink. corn. nile and orchid undergarments. Slight imperfec- tions. Children’s Union Suits, $1 FForest Mills Waist Attachment Union Suits, with high neck, long sleevy Dutch neck and elbow sleev Knee and ankle lengths, Street Floor 50c Turkish Towels, 33c All-white, Heavy Bath Towels in extra large s Street Floor 25¢ Bleached Muslin 5 Yds. for 79¢ Round-thread quality, free from starch. 36 inches wide. Street_Floor " With This Coupon Only De Vilbiss Perfumizer and 5 Oz. Extract Both, 79c¢ spray that vour perfume, hoice of rose, violet New Winter Footwear Every new for Wintér—the very ones vou admired in some fashion page or saw in some window style $2.95 in your passing. Velvet Satin Kid Patent And what choice, too—high heels, low sandals all types. tan, heels, strap pumps, operas, cut-outs and novelties of Black, blonde, gray and Children’s School Shoes Tan leather, blucher style shoes in a splendid grade fof play or school. Styles for boys and girls. 6to 2. Second Floor—King's Palace 51.39 Sizes green, navy, pencil blue, Black Prince, brown, tan and black. $2.50 Satin-Back For frock—the fabric—40-inch Satin - back Crepe i quality Crepe Winter smartest your new very in a_heavy, supple Rich, lustrous g satin back. Navy, pencil blue, punsy and, black. $2 All-Silk Flat Crepe A striking weave for smart frocks. - Pen- cil blue, pansy, gobelin, sapphire, rosewood. brown and black. 40 inches wide, too. $1.25 Radium Silk il dree o Tozerc @@ e Yd. tiful dress_or lingeric quality. Pink, blue. pansy. mavy, pencil blye and black. s[4 Yd. $2 Satin Charmeuse 36-inch lustrous fin- 31.44 | ish Satin. All silke. Tn peach, pink, turquoise, Havy. | matine ¥ pars old rose and black. Yd. Street Floor—King's Palace ham in medium and large checks in straightline style. Round, square and \" neck styles with tie belts. \e- dium and large sizes. Street Floor Chois 5.95 < Norfolk and English coat styles. Two pairs knickers. rown, blue and gray mixtures. In sizes 8 to 16, Mackinaws, wool mixtures, in neat plaid patterns. Green, red and brown. Sizes 8 to 16. Overcoats, of chinchilla and mixed suitings. Convertible collar or button-to-the-neck styles. Sizes 4 to 8 $1.15 wool. Coat style and_ pullovers, with or without roll collar. Sizes Usual $1.50 and $2 suits of fine chambray and crash. Button 26 to 34. Boys’ Lumberjacks, $3.98 and middy styles. Also somsS with corduroy pants and was Blouses in orange and black. green and black or black with suits. Sizes 3 to 8. Street Floor Boys’ 2-Pants Suits | Boys’ Overcoats Boys’ Mackinaws Suits, in = white plaids. Full cut and well made. Sizes 10 to 16.