Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1925, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1925. . 9 HUSBAND WOUNDS NEGno.!a 2 A — | placed In jail on a charge of trespass, | him through a window. Screams Reveal Prowler in andl SOQCIETY | iy rmen v | WCAP PLANS FEATURE. ool L Mte Al l"’-n-‘-‘ :;'““ Musical Attraction Scheduled for | annive ening in the Broadcast Wednesday Night. of Manassas Home, | Mrs. Elinor 1theas present and Mrs, The Vanity Beauty Shoppe, Inc. Announces the Opening Of Their New Shop ¢ Monday, Nov. 2nd Located at 1116-20 Gee St. N.W. We Specialize in All Lines of Beauty Culture, Permanent waving, marcellinz, water waving, facial massage, scalp treatments, hair coloring, manicur- ing, hair cutting done by expert harber Souvenirs Givenion Opening Day We aleo have with our firm now r their thirty Friday daughter tinued from Eighth Page their ", Herson, who |home « WCAP has scheduled as one of its | Special Dispateh to The Star. chief musical attractions Wedne: MANASSAS, Va., November 2 night a dance program by the « Michael Lynch. a Southern Railway trainman, emptied ¥ s of & S ol W™ Q 5% We'll make them to measure — factory ; Q BRIGHTEN THE HOME UP Q\\\Q Ll aSes feve o money. Let us esti- mate, [ Mr Cly Mr. O Mz, 'V ind Mr. Samuel Me- were played | <. 1tohb and others —with a lit aper and paint. The cost | o Ve P e b2 B Mo siads | | eeds atiention or renewing. © ¥ouwn’ And | et | e e dome Tt WiI BhEhten he. hamg up—No worry or inconvenience attached | |'CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. ' "[115 11 13th St. N.W, Main 537!-5.’97‘:‘ ] 9 ! g‘ Ph and Le trimpets: Glen Jones, trombone or ut <. Katharine Camphell of the The \ ustice Mizs Emily Anthoney. formerly with Bertha Parker. and Mr:. M v e G. Ofenstein, formerly with la 830 13th St NW.| © [ Phones i 1 | e WRTORT = S AMMONS —TrorTor - For Appointments Call Fr. 9611 Hours: 9:15.7:00 AL e TDTsusTssasss: 1 e e O e I e [ D 0 0 Tl argest adies 1[1*)5 oy o musi Births R'cpor\ed. l Rare Jewels a Fine Watches H Gold Ware i i 1 Silver Ware S Shop in Washington m g il Wardman 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST. Deaths Reported. Bo::‘r.l:dn of Courtesy - £ Orchestra Cover Charge. Bae For reservations eall Col. 2000 = [ e e 0 e 1 O = [ e O e [ = I e O 0 1 1 O 1 — 0 —— 0 10 Two Special Assortments of ur—Trimmed Coats ——-At Interesting Prices--- Living Room Furniture Drastically Reduced Immediate clearance s what we want to effect, and we’re going to accomplish it by offering values THAT CAN'T BE DUPLICATED. Odd pieces as well as entire suites in the lots. Upholstering REUPHOLSTERING PARLOR SUITES AND ODD CHAIRS A SPECIALTY CHAIR CANEING PORCH ROCKERS, SPLINTED “Nuf-Ced!” The Best Place and Lowest Prices After All v 20,000 service y right to expect $9 SILK TAPESTRY CUT TO $2.98 PER YARD Clay A. Armstrong Drop Postal to 1233 10th St. N.W. Or Phone Franklin 7483 Man Will Bring Samples 2 Living Room Suites These suites are of the finest quality— discontinued lines—finest velour covering. $300 Just an example of the reductions. Each GEORGE PLITT CO., Inc. Painting, Paperhanging, Upholstering, Draperies 1325 14th St. N.W. Main 4224 Lipstick Pin_Point Gracklehead Bolivia Gracklehead Roulustra T with Platinum Wolf—$75 with Black Wolf—§15 with Platinum Fox—S$35 A PROTEST AGAINST EXTRAVAGANCE ROLLY: A November Value Demonstration at $45.00 s $‘7t .00 Tl’ley are splend;d Cnatsf- both r:roupin;’s -exprcssive of the lvest {ashior1s and superior values—in weaves, worl(manshjp and trimming’. Straightlmc. o le———h o] e———n| | o| = [0 e 8| ee——a b | b e || e |8 | e |0 | 3 |8 HAVE you been paying for a Rolls-Royce and not riding in it? Many Third Floor people have—people who buy cars costing from four to eight thousand dollars usually spend more in a few years than the owners of a Rolls-Royce. | i \Vrappy and Flare models. | [ ‘ i The Cloths are— The Furs are— The Colors are— | ; Roulustra Wolf Gracklehead 3 | i Carmina Fox Lipstick [ | | . Pin Point Beaver Cuckoo f | | Lustrosa Squirrel Tanager :’ | Vivette Caracul Queenbird i ! Montsbenn Opossum Black 11 | . | All Women's and Misses’ Sizes ‘\I i Handsome Fur Coats— at Feature Prices Five Attractive Lols of Popular Coats Why? Because the average “good” car depreciates in value 40 per cent the first year. Ten years of usage finds it practically valueless—if it has not been junked before! But a Rolls-Royce, after ten years, is worth at least 50 per cent of its first cost—and even then it is good for twenty or more years of service. ; No one knows the length of service of a Rolls-Royce because none has ever worn out. Few, even, are ever resold. Ten years ago 346 Rolls- Royce cars were owned in New York City. Some were eight years old. Today 274 are still in the hands of the original owners, and will be for years to come. ! Let us demonstrate the perfect riding comfort of a Rolls-Royce in a 100-mile trial trip, arranged at your convenience. Washington Office and Maintenance Depot, 2400 16th Street —selected pelts—skillfully made Sealine (dyed coney) Coats, trimmed with Muskrat Coats — made of split skins, de- contrasting fur collars and cuffs of Beige Squirrel, Silver Muskrat, Fox and Woll. 43 10 46 incher . $73.00 gt Saaaew | LT RS P e Raccoon. 43 inches long. ... signs of beautiful northern muskrats; plain | Branches and Maintenance Depots in the following cities: New Yorks, Chicago; Boston; Philadelphia; Rochester: Syracuse; Utica;- Albany; Buffalo; Washington; Pittsburgh; Charleston, West Virginia; Wheeling; Cleveland; Providence: Springfield; Hartford; Newark; St. Louis; Detroit; Milwaukee; Kansas C Houston; Los Angeles; Hollywood; San Francisco; Canton, North Carolina; Miami; Tampa: Palm Beach; Jacksonville; St. Petersburg. Other Maintenance Depots are being opened to keep pace with the steadily widening circle of Rolls-Royce ownership. Wolf collars, and collars and collars and borders; or in plain effects. Silk cuffs of the shade now so $1 9500 lined throughout. 42 and 45 $21000 Grly Caracul.Coats ; trimmed with Platinum Silver Muskrat Coats, trimmed with Fox 4‘ i popular. 43 inches long. ... inch lengthekicc it e o oo asn e [ [ [ I e e . g T S 7 . e e e e I N e |