Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1925, Page 38

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1925. mem ' Woman Being Taken to Clrvehml' BY BUS OPERATORS to Stand Trial. | e e BY RAINS |N SGUTH ! s e W Regulation of Passenger Motor s ¢ : Vehicles Will Be Requested | . f Congress. | Many Towns Isolated. T mEe Crops Damaged—-Bridges —1=o1 tin islation and Roads Washed Out. You Don’t s Secure Need ; ) : Your Cash— Q A New Charge Clothes. Do It Purchase A2 ‘ , NOW Buy On - Buy On Payments Payments . 1| Santa Claus Holds Open House Tomotrow And Invites All the Children And All the Mothers and Fathers Santa Claus Land is ready for Christmas., Santa Claus, himself, sent word to get everyvthing ready. For days and days every one has hustled about— scheming and planning to give him every bit of room possible. And now the day is here. IHe'll slip in tonight and move his thousands of gay and jovous playthings into place. And tomorrow—uwell, tomorrow Santa Claus Land will no longer be a dream, but something real—gayer and more lovely than ever. H H H » H s H H H - ] H H H H = H ] s v With dear old St. Nick himself heaming, howing, blowing kisses to every one —allowing his jovial spirit to pervade every nook and corner. He'll be glad. 100, to show vou his things and let you choose now, while his stock is new and full, just what it is you want him to bring down the chimney. We couldn’t tell you all Santa’s secrets about the toys he has—there are so many, many things. But you'll surely have to come in and see them, and bring Mother and Daddy along. Still, we think Santa wouldn’t mind if we just : whispered there will be: Buy Buy : l’:;n?a"]nts = l’:llz’y:e’;ts { Santa in His Own House Barney Google and Spark Plug ’ Electrical Trains—Better Than Ever A Real Automobile Show : Mechanical Toys Special Coaster Wagons 5 Wonderful Doll Houses A Big Doll Room just full of wonderful Dolls AnOther Great Sensatlon Doll and Nursery Furniture A Special Section for Dishes FUR-TRIMMED ALL-WOOL Full-sized Mutt and Jeff A Big Cage with Woolly Animals C OATS B O . C OATS : We Can Hardly Wait to Have You See Everything, So Be Sure to Come in Tomorrow Tos Saction. Fourth fioor. FOR WOMEN-—MISSES FOR MEN—YOUNG MEN sire $2 ; = £ Boys’ Shirts and Ties i g 2 DOWN OPENS $2 DOWN OPENS YOUR ACCOUNT Other Coats Up to $79.50 YOUR ACCOUNT | S S ; : Up to $49.50 Dresses!!! S COATS For Bovs 2-Pants Suits ‘/\ Our boys’ furnishings section, catéring carefully to the accessory needs of boys— satin, C. s w S AR S (sx Couts it ANl Styles and Shades All-Wool. Fabrics Al o : is particularly well stocked at this time with the colorful and good-looking things o $9 : B | o that every well dressed boy wants. Notable among these are the newest neck- $ 495 i ver i $ Z 7 .50 / \ wear—up-to-the-minute shirts and blouses—helts and buckles. Buy onm Puyments Buy on Payments Shirts, $1.50 to $2.50 Wide Belts, $1. Blouses, $1 to $2. Separate Wide Belt Straps, $1. Wool Lumberjack Shirts, $3.50 Wide Initial Buckles, 50c. Neckwear, 50c to $1.50 IRAESIAIRRIBINARENE. e The Better Store for Better Clothes 703 Seventh Street N.W. 0 | OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P_.M.l— 2 oo deRal JATTRENRNSAMEBIBRAARIAL 10th, 11th, F and G Streets