Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1925, Page 10

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 10 THE EVENING Unprofitable, || PLANS CIDER PARTY. | R n, who presented a musical and TN | West Virginia Society to Hold So- literary program. Those who partici- A man of talents splendid, he used $ | them all to kick; his flowing robes he cial Fete December 9. pated were Miss Rose Cangarno, Mins [Fended, the old world made him sick.| The West Virginin Society of the e o riansy | All men in higher places were rogues | Digtrict of Columbia met last night at | Jjorsy & Baker, C. D. Gates, Charles lor brainless ys; he y 8. 4 haking fasess Yoy Meeaenred theim; | the Mount Pleasant Masonic Hall and | 11 Knott and L. N, Morgan, former made plans for the tenth annual apple | presidents of the society. Prof. J. L. sighs. ~ All governments were rotten, no men were trul v . e Bateman led the chorus singing. D v Eret, dnd Wlcoie | cioestandigingsrhreafiparty. tofte |- misven new menieraiwers ieoted, forSencnand tonihiaes Ut of | held Wednesday evening, December 9. | and it was announced the total mem: to which all West Virginians residing | bership will be largely aggregated be- u are sincere, and you may see 1l Injustice wherever you may peer. Ve | here or any visiting here are invited. fore the Winter is over. After. a short business session Charles M. Shinn, president, turned the meeting over to Mrs. Hattle Mar- =) s | Toilet Goods Samples Free! With every purchase of Toilet Articles amounting to 50c you will reccive, hout extra charge, a bag of miniatures of popular toiletries worth 50c. In- cluded are trial sizes of Hudnut's gl Satisfaction Since 1859 810-818 Seventh Street Sill "Kerchiefs, 25 Women’s Crepe de Chine Hand- kerchiefs in all colors to match your hat or frock. Hemmed or scalloped edges some with broidered corners. A chic mode. Junicr Order, U. A. M., Plans Elaborate Annual Two-Day em- “Augustus, Street Floor Powders, Harriet Celebration. always hear you bawling, you're alw; going strong, but all’ your cateravauling won't cure a single rong. The evils we are facing are Armistice day_celebrations will be | held by the Wushington Branch, Jun. for Order United Anierican Mechan today, tomorrow and day, a mented by the ational Counc offi- | . entation of State s from 10 arest the Dis- | participatir | le annual observance of Armistice | ill include this year a visit to| President Coolidge tomorrow at 12 o'clock at the White House, a parade | up Pennsylvania avenue, a tribute to | the Unknown Soldier in Cemetery, and memo; the Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Church, at John Marshall place and | C street, afternoon at 2| ©’clock. Arlington 1l services Mass Meeting This Evening. A m members of b of the Mecha evening at the Ce auditorium, at whi W. D. Up principal F of the Washington branch 1 be held this Wilmeth, | e, and | 1 tomorrow | officers at | , and in the as H. Walte will hold conferences ious State boards of| wrade Sunday morning will | start from Peace Monument at 9:30 | o'clock snd up Pennsylvania &venue to Seventeenth street, where | 1t will disband and the members will | take to Arlington Ceme- | » national councilor | h on the tomb of Soldier at 11 o'clock pass ceremony Senator Blease to Lead Memorial. South Church at 2| of both iches are Thomas | national | incinnati. | councilor; Joseph <, junior past ' 'd James L s eity, Llewelyn, Wil- | national | 7 Z,% 2; 23 i I fé 5 [ ? > he C LS RS TS vl S =N ROWp, R P e e N R RN - S Sy o C s 2T s O 2 SO Killed by slow degrees, and not by bootless chasing, and not by frenzied wheeze. You only make men weary of hearing things traduce make them leery of ev boost. Though ~ sorehead - plaud you, though grouchy ks may smile, four conduct will defraud you of everything worth while. The confidence of neighbors, the friendship of the wise, you forfeit by your labors and by your bitter cri this man, unfettered, like some dark spirit moved, and not a thing was bet tered, and not a thing improved. The world goes on unheeding the prophets of despair, whose hands are bruised and bleeding from pawing of the air. Augustus fs forsaken, too broken for his job, and he depends for bacon on handouts from the mob. Oh, all man’s fierce protesting won't right a single wrong: so let us go on jesting and humming scraps of song. (Copyright.) WALT MASON. The great Cape-t o rafl and wa- ter line of Africa no! ks only about FEATURING BEAUTIFUL COATS AT GREAT SAVINGS SPECIALIZING IN FASHIONJ DE LUXE EXCLUSIVELY INCORPORATED 21 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST EXTRA SPECIAL SALE i $30, $35, $40 DRESSES . FOR $ 16-75 SIZES 14, 16, 18, 36 PASHIONS FOR DAYTIME AND AFTERNOON LONG AND SHORT SLEEVE MODELS FINE SILKS SATINS CREPES FOR MADAME AND MADEMOISELLE 365 TO $135 STORE OPENS 8:30 A. 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Sturdy, good wearing pelts, properly tanned and carefully sewn are those used in these coats—so you may be certain that these coats are dependable and will give complete A deposit will hold them until service satisfaction. ready. Sizes 16 to 44 Other Luxurious Fur Coats, $129 to $250 Women’s Fancy Sport Bloomers % : v al Bloomers wi All s »rs—henna, er cocoa, in , peach, tan in the hemise in and with Second Floor—King's Palace Novelties Predominate featured modish effects on wearable, neat appear- ing lasts, Black, blonde, gray and tan are chic — so choose from this group. All heel heights, too. $1.50 Felt Slippers “Little Gents’ ”” Shoes $1.79 Felt All-leather Blucher soles. es in sizes 9 to 1314 Second Floor—King's Palace Style Carter's, underwear are and heavy wei and rando All sizes 36 to 46. Street Floa Children’s Forest Mills sleeves and Sizes o . . 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Rainbow Bracelets, $1 Hoop Bracelets, in rainbow colors, studded with colored or white brilliant stones. Very charming when worn in numbers and varied colors New Necklaces, $1.00 Very fashionable are these Sterling Silver Link Necklaces, with white or colored pearl (manufactured) pendant. Children’s Beaded Bags, 59c Pouch-shape Bags, with drawstring or flat style, with metal mounting. Plain colors and combinations. Street Floor Boys’ $12.75 Two-Pants 95 Suits and Overcoats. . .. . .... .$1 0 a The Suits of brown, blue, gray and tan mixtures in English style. Both pairs of knickers lined throughout. Sizes 7 to 17 years. . The Overcoats of chinchilla and melton cloth in convertible collar style, muff pockets and belts. Sizes 24 to 12. $3.98 and $5 Sweaters, $2.98 Pull-over and coat styles with or without collars. to 34. $5 Lumberjacks, $3.98 $1.98 Knickers, ‘$l.39 Cloth pants in woolen mix- Large block patterns. Two pockets. Red with black, green tures. Lined throughout. with black and purple with Brown and gray in sizes 8 to black. 10 to 16 years. 17. Street Floor—Boys’ Shop Sizes 26