Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1925, Page 15

RENCHMEN HONDR i o B ied | AMERIGAN HERQES I Mot Gre By the Ascociated Press PUEBLO, Col., November 9. The love of a Ute Indian for his ! | Wonument to Doughboy and| i wiich e B o ey Pollu Unve”ed at ThIaU- e of its mother, believing it court Village. £ ‘ would bring her back to life, will bring Platt Nae face to face with | the white man’s law here in a Fed- | eral court trial fo er | It will be the second instance in | recent weeks wherein the By the Associated Prese ment will try an for mur- THIAUCOURT, France, November [ der. Recently George Dixon Suja- ?.—The thousands of Americans of [ nami, a Wal b s executed in the 4th Army Corps who gave their| Arizona for a sl lives in the great offensive that lib e. who has been held in jail erated th i here since last February, will in- voke the law of the medicine man for his defense. He contends that he buried, the child on the advice ment in memory of the defe of his father-indaw, Mormon Joe, iherators was unveil ve v.| medicine man of the Utes, who is Iyron T Hervick, the American Am- | @150 held s an accessory. bassador; Emile French min bremene, " ‘THREE CONVICTS TIE GUARDS, FLEE CELLS cnch soldiers who died in -, when a m | Murderer and Robbers Escape From Washington State Noane e = Penitentiary. The b Cafus Caesar been victorio By the Associated Press WALLA WALLL: Noales ot e ) ber 4. _Three col s climbed T G e m over the State Penitentia 1918 | walls at 1 o'clock vest M:n ks ot \ce of | & after binding and ey |hospital steward "h | Though alarm w minutes, the men had vanished in a light fog and are still at liberty. One of the men was seen climbing over the wall, but the prison guard, | M. Carrothors, said his rife jammed able to shoot. He tele- arm to the officers and immediately sent out. great cemetery the world from future wars. SEES RUPTURE IN KLAN DUE TO FORMER DRAGON“L itives a Ward Daniels, Arkansas Grand Officer at Little der ounty; Ernest Brown- S g, serving 10 to 20 years for Rock Declares Organization Is | lary in Clallam Coun and | | k Holmes, serving 10 to 50 years | | for robbery’ in’King County. 1 Beset by Troublemakers. November e | A woman needs only to be told she | is a fine production to believe it for | ONEET | the rest of her life—a man's doesn't » Erand | peeq telling. realm of Arkan- |~ =, the Ku Klux Klan, urn here fr L | CoLDS THAT S | DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA n of Americ > was stirred up by ||| who was deposed as ||| Persistent coughs and colds lead the Colorado Klan, to serious trouble. You can stop | atement. “Locke or-||| them now with Crecmulsion, anl!|| Minute Men' in opposi- ||| emulsified creosote that f8 pleasant an. From this ‘Mipute ||| to take. 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Engraved Greeting Cards Sports Hose For Your Sports Costume Silk and W ool Silk and Lisle Rayon and Wool 2 Rayon and Lisle These outstanding choices in imported and:do; mestic hose have many of the high colors of the season’s sportswear. All full fashioned. Imported hose of silk and wool, silk and lisle, rayon mixed with wool, or mixed with lisle; come in plain colors, clocked or with faney stripes and checks. $2, $2.50, $3, $4. Imported fancy checks and plaids in all-wool novelty hose, specially priced. $2 and $2.50. Rayon and wool mixed in ribbed effects, black and white—tan and white. $1.50 pair. Outsize rayon and wool mixed, in black, tan, gray, mixed with white. $1.75. Sports Hose Section, First floor. Imported Oil Silk RAINCOATS $19.50 and $25 Misses’ Section, Fourth floor. These lovely imported raincoats are so much better, softer and more durable that we feel you would be interested in the reason. The silk comes from China and is sent to Scot- land where, by a long thorough dipping pro- cess of six weeks it is treated until it evolves a soft colorful fabric. By not hurrying the operations it has become as pliable and work- able as any silk. It is then sent to England where it is tailored with all the smartness of their recognized skill. And it is in England that they are specially bought by our buyer. If You Would Be Smart Consider Your Sports Attire Mannish Wool Sports Dresses Man-tailored frocks in one-piece styles, developed in tweeds—om- bre homespuns and covert rep. In wood browns, greens and blues. $29.50 to $55.- Two-Fabric Frocks Jumper tops of Velveteen, com- bined with skirt of gay imported wool fabrics. $39.50. Jumper Frocks with velveteen tops and jersey skirts. $29.50. Jumpers of satin and crepe with velveteen flare skirt. $22.50 to $69.50. Riding Habits Mannish Tweeds, Bedford Cords, Whip-cords, Melton cloth and co- vert cloth in browns, tans, grays, black and mixtures. $29.50 to $59.50. Knickers in English Tweéd with the knit grip band that holds snugly in place. $7.50 to $10. Knitted Sportswear Crew-neck Frocks of light-weight zephyr, smart for college girls. $16.75. Student-neck Frocks, two-piece frock with jockey striped jumper. $19.50. Imported Knitted Jumpers, Pay- zu model — metallic trimmed pleated skirt. $45. Suede Jerkins, $18.50 to $25 Smart Jerkins in all the high colors, trimmed with knitted neck.and cuff bands. Skirts to match. $10 to$15. Sportswear Section, Third floor, Sports Fur Coats Specially Priced in This Special Sale 3 $195 to ¥395 For the Foot Ball Season—for every sports occasion these coats will be admired by all, and especially appreciated by you who " buy them at these decidedly special prices. MUSKRAT ’ RACCOON SKUNK AMERICAN OPOSSUM LEOPARD KID ANTELOPE New Butterick and Vogue Patterns Cut your Fall frocks by new Butterick and Vogue Patterns and thereby profit by their experience, which has resulted in perfect lines in the latest fashions. The new patterns are for sale on second floor in the pattern sec- tion. A Special Offer For The Delineator One year’s subscription to this splendid home and fashion magazine—$1.20. To be called for at the pattern section, second floor. . New Winter Coat Sets Proclaim a Smart Season for Infants $15 to $45 Little coats and hats that will delight the hearts of the very youngest set. Materials—Broadcloth, suede, chinchilla, camel’s hair, bunny fleece. Trimmings—Fur, stitching, braids, buttons, Warmly lined and interlined. Colors—Browns, tans, blues, hennas, greens. Styles—From the tailored double-breasted models to elaborate fur-trimmed types. Sketched—At left a copy of an imported model in purple, trimmed in lavender. $30. At right a light green broadcloth, chatchilla trimmed. $30. Infants' Section, Fourth floor. Special Jane Curran Hair Treatments Jane Curran’s special scalp treatments and hair tonics are now administered in our hair-dress- ing section, having been taught to our compe- tent corps of operators by her personal repre- sentative. The important thing is to give your hair daily attention, as you do your teeth, nails, and com- plexion. Tonics for dandruff and irritation— falling hair and dry scalp or exceedingly oily hair. Hair Dressing Section, Second floor. g T T the Charleston Slip 2,95 Just a regular costume slip, smooth fitting and fashioned-of a fine rayon milosheen—which allows greater freedom and ease in walking and dancing by the wrap around section at the back (pictured). Although split from waist to hem—the lines under i {t Muskrat Coats from $195 to $295. Raccoon Coats from $325 to $395. any garment are straight A cold night, a warm room, a comfortable chair, a small table, a good reading light and an interesting book — what more could one ask after the day’s work is over? If, added to the comfort, there is grace of line in the furniture, warmth of color and beauty of design in the fab- rics of the room, one’s feeling of content may be complete and one’s pride of pos- session quite excusable. Such furniture—beautiful, well made re- productions and adaptations, lovely fab- rics and materials—you will find in our Studio of Interior Decoration, where men and women trained to give a special serv- ice are ready to help you with your fur- nishing problems. Studio of Interior Decoration, Fifth floor. A Trim Satin Pump To Step With Fashion $1250 The notable features of this satin pump that make it appropriate for both afternoon and evening wear are: One strap, giving a snug- fitted effect—Spanish heel, both comfortable and dressy—Side cut-outs, neat and attractive. Women's Shoe Section, Third fleor. Lily of France Girdle Special, $4.95 Much less than regular price An attractive value in the Lily of France most popular_model. Perfect in fit and mate- rials. Designed in a pretty broche with panel sections of firm elastic through the hip section. This model has an elastic band at waist which provides for the greatest comfort, Six hose supporters attached. Sizes 26 to 34, Corset Section. Third fleor, ;! Sketched—Leopard Kid, beaver Sketched—Antelope, nutria trim- trimmed, $295. med, $275. ig Fur Cdat: Section, Third floor. I because of the smooth-fit- ting fold-over effect. Costume Slip Section, Third floor. Now Is The Time To Start Christmas Embroidery Stamped Bath Towels, designs for lazy daisy and French knots. 75c. . Stamped Huck Towels, designs .for cross stitch, French knots and lazy daisy. Some hem- stitched for crochet edge. Guest size, 35c. Large size, 50c. Stamped Linen Towels, designs for French knots, lazy daisy and solid embroidery. Guest size, 75c. Large size, $1 and $1.25 Stamped Tea Towels, designs for lazy daisy, French knots and outline embroidery. 25c to 50c. Stamped Dining Room Set, consists of scarf, 3-pc. buffet set and center. $1 set. Stamped Krinkle Bedspreads, stamped for French knots and cross stitch. $4.50. Stamped Bedspreads, unbleached muslin, with ink stripe, Colonial design.” $5. 'Y'ln Library Scarf, lazy daisy and French knot design. 50c. Center to match. 50c. Stamped Pillowcases, finished with hemstitch- ed hem. 3Sc. Art Embroidery Section, Third floor,