Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1925, Page 5

TUIE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1925. In Prison to Save Y : URG[D MARR’AB[ ‘()llllg(‘l‘ Brother |¢rom Wil Not Renounce Prot- m‘ £ E : - estantism—Episcopalian Cere- n n m ar nt rn cinl Dispatet ; mony May Be Followed. | 4 Mrs. Rhinelander Wrote of| ion tuxi'ar e i liss Consuelo Vanderbilt : . 2 T. Smith will place on ~ 2 Mythical Rivals to Spur J aday vet 1o be :A'I!:;;:n*’vl'n ‘h";‘i,‘ii;."‘f Place Orders Now for Personal Engraved Greeting Cards Youth to Act. ' ; e et g s ol 5 A S Protestant, will not | on, us previously re. : i 5 Mrs. Vanderbilt said “the ceremony | e will be the on Jinarily used in unit- 2 t want him to ruin his life.” 18 f"”"'ri is told the e/ Hired I who & 2 Protest- ible under 4 3 1 cport, the Trving Be ¥ Episcopalian service being used dragged in as mythical rivals . [ R | FURBERSHAW AGAIN |, anene st o corman s | LOSES FIGHT FORBAIL| 5" 5o “mire | BC g ins MOnday Morning | 38.0 Woman T Union, | 0 far has tended | wit members, and the Roman constantly | p i 1 whers’ Unfon, which has a U. 8. Judge Holds Havre de Grace |n of more than 18,000, Dry Slayer Pending Col- | 3 ' This is an annual event that has become widely known for lateral Case Argument. i i ~ the exceptional values offered. This sale only serves to e gt e’ S ] f { : & o, ¢ emphasize stronger than ever before that this is the time to warg anc 3o - 1 = . e A * | buy silks economically. ry her WA e | e or ; i . [k They are fashionable, new and wanted—irom the same silk letter in ne eI i makers that furnish us with our regular silk selections— but with this great difference—much lower prices V. Woodcock, United attorney. pleaded for v on_the kround | | \ \ 4 3 \ Flat Crepe, $2 S = s > Regul | : NN -2 < g This pog - BUILDS YOU UP . AN T Trm D NS Repulsed Admirers t ng within = o2 \ o = in i e i tent o PR . | i . E; & : ( S is white and 1 |_OVER 70 YEARS OF SUCCESS Hotel Inn | Phone Maln R108-8100 | fes shall try quality that ] the se: 'sd WA ‘ % : SENTENCE AFFIRMED. | : sy, o 900 19th St. - s ¥ ¢ greens, and | > | Ohio Business Man Must Serve i G 2 Modern Downtown : lighter Mail Fraud Term. , Building and tans TI, Ohi N 1 e ! : X Exquisite Satin Crepe, $2.35 Lustrous Satin Radiance, $1.95 MME. GADSK! TO PRESS 5 e 3 e etLy Mlauage: . An ideal fabric for a much-used afternoon frock that can be trimmed with HER CHARGE OF LIBEL oF ! e SHA ON LUCH the reverse side of the material. This comes in both light and dark colors A very soit high-grade fabric of sa ster and weave that g i i 2 s fl'm*‘ 45 and is an exceptional soft quality dresses, negligees, beautiful linings and costume slips. Lovel; Former Wagnerian Prima Donna, |* 5l ey avasd Returned From Germany. Revives $250.000 Claim Against Paper. = —————— By thoi Aveactacen g Open Untsl 5 P.M. Monday, November 16 NEW YORK. > A ‘5) = — = - e Heaviest Satin Crepe Washable Crepe de Silk Radium Black Silk Velvet $3 Chine, $2 $1.45 . . | Extra heavy quality, ir ra fi Here is a fabric that will be Another outstanding value, since 3 3 The Columbla Natlonal Bank weave with an unusual ass lovely for grown-ups, but_also it has come to be one of the A p colors, containing many nt nice for the silk dress of the iavorite lingerie fabrics. Pinks, ”’;i oL “"(‘ 1”'3"3"‘ H ™ loir as 31 “hi % P silk —lovelv Capital, Surplus, | tones of the same shade f schoolgirl, as all of the 25 Tlight blues, white, peach and orchid are ilk sale—lovely 250,200.00 911 F Stl‘eet $300.900.00 larly adaptable for street and dark shades wash beautifully. among the shades vet, 40 inches Silk Section, Second floor. i S —with the backing of money in bank. To know e 72 501000 Boxed ChriStmas Cal‘ds . 1Bl that vSu have cash available in a “pinch” or : $ : | ready for a good business opportunity fosters 25 35 50 75 I n by th self-confidence, ability, success. X C C C C TPAY DAY’'S an excellent time to start saving ¥ 5 with Columbia National. One Dollar or more \ In 14 different assortments, we and |3 is all that's required to open an account. have quantitics of Christmas cards, boxed for convenience. and Our Savings Compound offering greatest possible values. Dept. Pays Interest We sketch four of the very attrac- tive assortment—that you may see how unusual they really are and New and Distinctive-Antique appreciate the great convenience and economy of buying them by Pattern in Jeweled Novelties | e vox 12,15 or 15 carefuy selected cards, with envelopes to In the time of the Stuarts of England, the Bonapartes of France and the match. Hapsburgs of Germany these types of decorative novelties graced the rooms of the court. ‘For years only the originals were passed around . from hand to hand. Now the ancient art has been revived and beautiful A special 35c package has 12 jeweled novelties set in carved design or open design of gilt—in keeping engraved cards. It ; C ® ’ with period furnituré—have become the rage. S om l ng t o oa ° Puff and Candy Jars, $2.95. Perfume Trays, $2.95. Others for selection—2 assort- Perfume Bottles, single, dou- Jeweled Picture Frame, $4.95. ments, 25¢; 6 assortments, each, e bleand triple, $2.95. Jeweled Ash Tray, $4.95. 50c. Our 20th Anmversary Sale begins Monflay morning. To- Jewelry Section, First floor. Puif or Candy Jar, $5.95. Stationers _Section, First fioor. morrow’s Post and Star will contain wonderful news of money-saving opportunities for Monday—the first day of the sale. ; e st tes it o inmine o | AANNUA] November Clearance 618 Pairs how much we appreciate your patronage, we have ar- Gl Women’s Pumps and Oxfords, 67 We sincerely hope that you''l attend this sale and share in the wonderful bargains. Remember—it starts Monday Greatly Reduced—Some Less Than Wholesale Cost morning November 16th. Women'’s pumps, oxfords and evening slippers, all from broken lines and sizes. There are all sizes in the group- our regular stock and marked low for clearance because of ings, however, so you are sure to find your size in a 157 pairs black and brown kid i 4 popular style. and pcalfskin Oxfords, Cuban 179 pairs blonde and gray kid, 102 pairs of black and blonde and military heel; many tan calf and combinations, 191 pairs patent leather, black satin, &Wx::k and Laird, Schober & fow and high heels. kid and calf skin pumps. 39 dg.airs silver and gold bro- e : ca —— == e ——— ‘Wemen's Shoe Section, Third floor. e Eighteen Stores—The Betler ad Satisfy You Y