Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1925, Page 14

E ' 14 ‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1925 U"- I.[]SS BMME“ Any Old Job Looks Better to Me Than Mine. —BY WEBSTER. 2.Rvar,vou swbry ) (on avrien ) | FOR GANAL SLUMP Other Shipments Show Nor- mal Gains, Says Report on Panama Waterway. OH, MR . RyAars, (A4 YOU ! on. 1 S'PCse GIVE ™ME Ara HOUR ¢ — ( SO A P a LESSOM TeDmy 7 HouR L i Give MEATWO MUST Give ! DS €550 TbPay ! 5 || TWoohward & Lothrop i ? j > 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Annual Red Cross Roll Call---Subscribe Now de- nama cording 1 Gov. M. L. | b, made puir | excluded, the 1 growth over Hundreds of Pairs Fringed-Bottom Curtains $4.50, $5, %6, $9, $10 Pair About Average Wholesale Cost YTy SOFT-THIS BEIN A GOLF PRO. :fiimrni o DO BUT FLAY T GAME Ani | e LeSsomS T BEAUTIFUL GALS | it Tece ™ et (" BiLL YoU WEKE SIMPLY ) WOMDERFQL 1 THE - | TOURNMAMENT! WHEN You | GoT THE EAGLE O THE ) ¥ {77 1 WANTED w s which passed z g vou! 7 he 12 months usive of Govern- xempt from cting the Fringed-bottom curtains are undoubtedly the most populi curtains in use today—and many filet weave net curtains with fringed bottoms are most popular of all. wportant may Te a » disturbed p ’/{//W ; g ] ) 2 ( WHAY S T TROUBLE. {;S ' VE GoT e Go ;o-,-‘";eyz":‘f,’a.',“".‘ Eoha: ; So, though in most cases the prices at which these lovely s Biut 2 You Lo AS ‘| SeuT ToPAY L P RTH DRWIN : ; 5 SoU © LoST YOUR (175 Areirs LP No curtains a & a sud 2 @ S ver siclsHibeale toa] oLe ._L £ q b A RuL<! E ains are offered are the usual wholesale ones, neve 1 > 5 Ty 4 theless they are mostly in the popular filet weaves and all possible . {/f‘( @"i I 3 .; = have frAin;:cd bottoms. Not an nl.(l or dropped number in lower | 7 25 S the entire group—hundreds of pairs. This large special purchase was sccured at great conces sions in price and has been marked accordingly. So an unusual opportunity is presented to secure lovely curtains in midseason at prices extraordinarily low. Widths range from 36 to 43 inches: all 215 vards long. Sold singly if desired. called “Bible moths.” and later Metho- | Woman Does Poise Feat. Curtain Section, Fifth floor. sts. I ‘”'r‘np South Lelgh church is a small | Mrs. Diana Watts, an English wom- ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED nut ‘fine example of early English|an who is lecturing throughout he | L i and Norman bullding, dating trom the | World to children and adults on bet-| iop time of King Stephan. It possesses ter posture, electrified an audience in 200 Years Later South Leigh It 0l Sttt i and | London recently hy balancing herself fifteenth century wall intings in | With her left foot on a small globe, Church, Near Oxford, Celebrates |Nftesenih century - Pulplt where Wes. | with her right foot horizontal and in Day Founder Preached. ley preached is painted the “Doom,”|a straight line with her left arm | the “Resurrection” and the “Weigh- Which held a bow, while she shot two uls.” The figures of angels, | ATrows without losing her equilibrium | demons and saints are still| Mrs. Watts has been teaching men ' 2 v outlined and the colors strong | golfers how to improve their stance hn Wesley's first s 18 just | enough to give some indication of the by developing physical poise, which | . | been Field in South . a tiny OX-|richness and gayety of the old Eng-| she says is not only the secret of | age lying just outside | lish churches. dancing but of walking comfortably sient blanket town of Witney. | S e e and having a clear mind. A girl thinks a man’s people must | = { be nice because he's nice, but a man, Mrs. John Adams, wife of one Presi- | 1. 1t ion of the 200th 1 Fellow of Oxford College. | le out from Oxford to South Leigh | jejjdves u girl's nice if her people are |dent and mother of another, died of | ch, and preached on the et 5 Gt s e | 3 Yirst the Kingdom of G : 3 g i tighteousness. then quite unknowr begun his visits Wesley w C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc., Aucts. 715 13th Street A Magnificent Collection of i Over 500 Oriental Rugs and Carpets In all sizes and weaves, including Kashans, Sarooks, Kermanshahs, Serapis, Lilahans, Kanda- | hars, Chinese, etc. 1" To Be Sold at Public Auction ! To Florida and Return $55.00 Including Al Expenses P E nducted tour November pa. St ountrs. “The Funeral ing for He the p served Sale All-Wool Plaid Blankets | 70x80 $10.95' Pair 60x80 $9.75 Pair train and botel accommo- dations. For Florida home sites or in vestmants. visit the beautiful ridge snc tion, the n of Florida. For reserva tions or information, write, phone or call J. S. Hartnett 927 15th St. N.W. Room 1208. Main 6931, Next to warmth in a blanket, one admires the attractive. Rose. blue. orchid. tan and grav beauty of it. Both are found in these for they are the colors. They are bound in matching are all wool, so warmth is certain, and they colors. Both sizes 70x80 or 60x80 extremely are in those lovely block plaids that are so low priced. i Blanket Section, Second floor Within Our Galleries 715 13th St. I Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, November 10th, 11th and 12th, 1925 At 2 P. M. Each Day. | By Order of P. Filippucci, Inc., 878 Broadway, New York, in Connection With the Dissolution of the Corporation. On View [ Monday, November 9th. Terms: Cash. C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc., Aucts. Turkish Bath Towels b e g 75¢ Sterling Silver Candlesticks There is always room in the bathroom for such Special’ $8 Pair attractive towels as these—good quality, a.l\sorbc11t Turkish towels with initial embroidered in colors E S ’ink avender: 5 % 3 o 5 to match borders. Pink. blue. gold or la candleatitls) teinehes hinhy either plainics han. size 22x45 inches. All initials except L O Q mered. Beautifully designed, as illustrated. RU V; X, ¥, Z. Silverware Section, First floor. . Linen Section, Second floor. The price is exceptionally low for sterling silver Special Demonstration Fine 3-Pc. Fiber Suites Mayonnaise Sets For the $92.50 Tuxedos i i 1 50 2% t By Manufacturer's Representative . Living Room B Not only correct in every G n il Mot the oo Finished in a rich brown and with seat cushions ) detail, but so comfortable it’s onstrator show you and backs upholstered in tapestry to harmonize i casy for a man to acquire the | how to make mayonnaise with the finish, this is a practical and beautiful D) habit of “a dinner coat after 6.” | o jve "‘(‘)‘?]‘“8" 4“:”‘“;‘:° suite for the living room or sun parlor. b 1 5 | esson Oil Quick May- . 2 2 / In the Men's Shop. | onnaise Set. Set consists All pieces have box spring seats and spring backs, 5 . 540 g of : so they are comfortable and restful. gy i IS COMING! 1 g;:,"-b"“‘"“ \ 75 Suite consists of 3-cushion settee, chair and rocker. K - /' y ’ { 1 Rotary Egg | C This Suite in frosted brown finish, $97.50. Y € [ I C( l tr’ C | 2 Lo RINCRW o | Fiber Day Beds, $67.50 and $72.50. Tapestry upholstery. o 2/ 2/19 j@c {4 Q. | SEE TOMORROW’S PAPER Lot et | Set Eiber Day Beds,$67.50 and 7250, Tapes / F Street at 7th | Housewares Section, Fifth floor. Wicker Furniture Section, Fifth floor.