Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1925, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, SEEKSTO(RN SOCIETY Proposals sent by the vrohibition partment The division « that the 1nd prevent : liquor Among maritime its sion listed: The lack ferent that in the running ove Woulll Defi laws, f mended remedial leg T pect to remain AT |y 1 week 10 days. Basham came here from New k. while Mrs. Basham came from slina, wi she has been (Continued from Eighth Page) has_re v apartment in the Ho- having attended the | meil in Lynchbureg and upper ) help themselves & harke Secret of His Irresistibility. the Punch Bowl “How do you get so many Oh, 1 just sprinkle a little e on my handkerchief WILLIAM R. ELLIS PIMPLY? WELL, DON'T BE £ i | People Notice It. Drive Them er | Off with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets | A pimply face will not embarrass | e | you much longer if you get a package | |of Dr. Edwards’ Ofive Tablets. The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights. | )| Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver | with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the 1| successful substitute for calomel; | there’s no sickness or pain after tak- | ing them. i Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do that | which calomel does, and just as | | effectively, but their action is gentle | and safe instead of severe and ir- | bl ! ritating. i No one who takes Olive Tablets is | - ever cursed with a “dark brown | | taste,” a bad breath, a dull, listless, | “no good” feeling, constipation, tor- | F pid liver, bad disposition or pimply | ‘1 < | face. 1 ¥ “| Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable | (1} compound mixed with olive oil; you | Imn know them by their olive color. | 3 Dr. Edwards spent years among ||| v e patients afflicted with liver and bowel | complaints and Olive Tablets are the | e limmensely effective result. Take one | fiwsed Dy 1 CONTES, TUL 1wo | or two nightly for a week. See how | much better you feel and look. 15c | | and 30c. | Tailleur » vanit Stop STREET STETSON SHOE 512 3 THIRTEEN-FIVE 1 | Frigidaire Has a New Home in Washington DELCO-LIGHT COMPANY, manufacturers of Frigidaire, the standard electric refrigeration, has moved its Washington Office from 1219 E Street, N. W., to more spacious quarters, and a more con- venient location, 1313 New York Avenue, N. W. | L' L V. M. I. ALUMNI TO MEET. Graduates Will Celebrate 86th An- The, eighty-sixth annive founding of the Vi 1 stitute wifl be celet is an organiz " ! trict of Columbia U. S. Would Make Application - of Maritime Regulations to | Prohibition Clear. | TWASHINGTON, D. at the Army and Navy Club tonight. Gen. William H. Cooke, superintend- ent of the institute, will be the guest of honor. Gen. Cooke, of the class of 18! the first man to niversary of School. C., WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER s | stitution for many y 11, 1925. lastic standing. The medal was de- signed to commemorate the memory of Stonewall Jackson, who was.an in- structor and disciplinarian of the in- rs. David Lea is president of the local 9 Marshall, chairman; H. M. Lloyd, W. A. Roberts and 0 Syme. The soclety also holds regular lun cheon meetings on the first Monday of month at 0, in the Army and Old Yacht Record Stands. 34 vears the record made lilitary In- the Dis- | Parliamen A smoker graduating ited b lumni to the two men in each ss with the highest scho- chapter and Sam A. Syme is vice presi- dent. The committee o for the smoker consists of Twenty-eight botanists Remember—the Red Cross Annual Roll Call Starts Today! Don’t Fail the Red Cross! IT NEVER FAILS! Remarkable Value! $3.50 to $5 3-Strand $2 Pearl Necklaces, Only. ... Clever Necklaces of manufactured debutate pearls—now so popular among the younger set and larger single-strand necklaces in 27 and inch length. With clasp of colored stones or pearl set in sterl ver. et Floor 30 St For Appreciation! 2 $6.50 to $10.50 Handbags —including La Garde make! f the smartest leathe we skin in all colors! N Street Floor 55 While tendering our appreciation TO OUR REGULAR PATRONS THIS WEEK— WE ARE NOT TOO BUSY TO WELCOME NEW ONES! The unusual character of these events, so different from ordina to our store during the past few days! this opportunity of sayin us as responsible. sales,” has attracted hundreds of new put Scores of new customers have opened charge accounts with us, and we takc - that we are pleased at all times to grant this privilege to all making themselves known 1 During this gala occasion, we offer many thousands of dollars’ worth of fashion apparel and accessories at far below usual costs—as a mark of Appreciation to the friends of this store for their steady, all-the-year patronage. These events are at their height—we urge you to share in them. FRANK R. JELLEFF, INC. 200 more— Women’s Fur-Trimmed Winter Coats —arrive for “Appreciation” Events—and are now added to our already wonderful assortments. Priced at— 75 ‘95 120 For $85 to $95 Coats For $110 to $125 Coats For $135 to $155 Coats These, remember i season—in the most wanted colorings—show the newest fur treatments—in she are coats that would be splendid value \'alue—plus extra “Appreciation” Value! are the very newest of styles—oi the best fa Fashion witl at their regular prices! —Gracklehead Blue. \Wine, Fal e - 34 ol K ) { —— Colors Cuckoo and Black. con Gray, Amazon, Green, —Squirrel, Beaver, \Woli, Fox, Fursy=2 Fitch, Skunk, Caracul, the very choicest furs of the season! Black Carmina Coat, with shawl col- lar, deep cuffs and border of black fox fur. Note the graceful godet flares. $120. Women's Coat Shop—Second Floor Fabrics Kashinora, Re Teme) s mola, Vivette, Venise, Carmin Styles" very type of a Flare slight to a full ripple. str: line and wrappy effects Look Ahead for Christmas—Many Opportunities In the “Appreciation” assortments to buy for Frigidaire is the accepted standard electrie refriger- Christmas-giving at very considerable savings! ation. Within its uniformly cold, dry compartments, perishable foods are preserved in all their natural richness and deliciousness. Frigidaire guards the family health, inasmuch as the temperature never reaches the point where bacterial growth flourishes. Frigidaire prevents food wastage. Frigidaire is the dependable electric refrigeration. 1t maintains a cold, dry, even temperature day after day, at a cost much less than ice. DELCO-LIGHT COMPANY Washington Sales Branch—1313 New York Ave., N. W, C. L. McCREA, Manager. T OF GENERAL MOT g B @ World's Largest tric Refrigérators The complete series of Cab- inet Models Frigidaire is displayed at the Washington Sales Branch. A Cabinet Model Frigid- aire may be obtained for as little as $245 f.o.b. Dayton, Ohio, plus a small installation cost. And, your present ice box can be converted into a Frigidaire. ~ Units for this purpose may be purchased for $190, and upwards, f.0.b. Dayton, Ohio, plus the in- stallation charges. SMART ACCESSORIES AT “APPRECIATION” PRICES! These give just an inkling of the scores and scores of oppor- tunities—offered in all fepartments carrying accessories in appreciation of the wonderful patronage they have enjoyed! $6 Centemeri White Kid Gloves Twelve-button-length ‘Gloves, a special assortment s 95 of the qualities usually sold in our regular assort- . ments at $6. They're p ewn—smart as they can be 8-Button $5 Centemeri Kid Gloves ke Slip-on Gloves they're fastened snugly at i d wrinkle fashionably over the new long Pique and overscam sewn. Black, mode, $2.95 brown and gray. Full and %;-Length Georgette Sleeves Made both with and without trimming or tuck- $ 95 hoice of tap, black, navy, red, pansy, brown and 1 . g Fit them' to a t sleeved dress—and you have the newest fashion! Directly Imported Wool Scarfs Our own European agent selected these for Ap- preciation! Soft gray and tan shades in smart effects! Quantity limited! $1.95 Negligees—Robes—Slips Typical of many other offerings that have brought record throngs to our Underwear Shops! $12 to $15 Silk Negligees Of beautiful crepe de chine, heavy and firm! $ 85 All draped models, trimmel with the daintiest of o Two desirable features—tuxedo collar and side-tie $2.95 and $3.95 Costume Slips Baronette satin in an excellent quality—as well as $2 65 laces and self ruching $5.90 Corduroy Robes milosheen and tub silk—with hemstitched tops, self straps and deep shadow hems. All wanted shades. 100 MORE Of the Same Fine $10 to $12.50 Silk Umbrellas I'hat sold right out at 56,85 —have just arrived and go on sale tomorrow! We had to wire for these—and here they are, with Ava- lon-tinted pearl, amberite and bake- lite handles, beautifully carved and colored—with 16-rib kyota frames— wooden shanks, and brocaded, otto- man and fancy-colored borders. The best colors: Short umbrellas that fit in a suit case! Street Floor—-at Entrance -Corsette Shop’s Appreciation! beautiful pink ide-fastening hack and front lingerie $1.50 ould make the sisting of a > $1.00 Third Floor New Corsettes, of satin-finish broche model, bound in the and finished with narrow tape shoulder straps and two pairs of hose sup- porters! Omnly.. Vanity Sets—that daintiest of gifts pair of fa with van match! ... L T | TR (o S | VT | RS e APPRECIATION FOR LARGER WOMEN ! $98.50 to $125 Coats New coats have been added to this group- particularly coats in wine color and grackle head blue, making the color assortment of this group more complete than it has been vet i Veek! All in beautiful slenderizing styles rous fabrics with trimmings of black lynx and fox furs! Splendid value! Extraordinary Opportunities in Women’s Dresses Never in all our history have we had such wonderiul response to the offerings of our \Women's Dress Department. Three rea sons why: Women’s $29.50 to $35 Dr es Soft satins, brocades, velvet id laces—in black $ and the season’s very best colors. Charmeen and 24 Lorchene as well. Dinner and evening dre of velvet brocades and georgette—oiten fur-trimm Circular skir: effects and flares appear everywhere Women’s $39.50 to $45 Dresses For evening and afternoon wear—gouw $ clinging crepc Roma, velvet brocades—i 33 latest styles. Long-sleeved tailored cffec gowns trimmed with rhinestones, embroideries and colored drapes Dresses for street wear, too—of charmeen and mirrolecn ! Women’s $49.50 to $59.50 Dresses Beautiful dresses for afternoon, dinner 3 evenihg wear—in colorful array. Many bla too. Dinner and evening gowns of pile velvets and beaded georgette used. The newest straightline models and cir predominate, Fashion with value! extensively skirt effects Thursday, Friday, Saturday—In token of our appreciation to an ever-increas- ing and discriminating clientele—THE MILLINERY SECTION offers A Limited Collection of Higher-Type Hats at drastic concessions in price $6.50 Were $10 to §15 Were $15 to 1850 A remarkable display of distinctive styles for dress wear, for dance and dinner wear, for street and business wear—beautifully trimmed or smartly tailored, in new and lovely fabrics and shades. $3.95 $8.95 Third Floor