Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1925, Page 11

THE EVENING DECLARES DISARMED STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1925. ® tremendous military armaments in[The slary reduction cuts the budgets |They are cut in sections four or five Abe Martin Says: v ! ! Europe.” of mission workers 313 per cent. inches Ilm;. and when the end is|§ 773 Rev. Jobn Langdale, Brooklyn, also : . moistened and rubbed on the teeth the || 22 addressed the meeting last night on fibrous wood becomes frs nd, at f EUROPE CAN PAY |t&tcmim "oma e Fastn” of the Toothbrushes on Trees. the same time,'s profuse lather is pro- (| the P: | Churches.” From the Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph. duced. rushes in the or (] al‘t y_ -]-\ T Tho hoard appropriated §3.101360| Stems from a West Indian treo that |nativ at th cent ; : for its work during and re-elect-| is Mo 1n saporin, & hemical |When dried and gr wood F h I Methodist Bishop Holds Easy Debt | f e worl durin 1320 4 (Sl | o rich n saporin, - soapy chemicai|When dried and_gr sl For the Dance— ’ ness mession this afternoon. Interest, cleanses the teeth, are used by | ;.4 ¢, ing dain B> (A Terms Will Encourage the natives instead of factory-made |contain: substanc debt payments and the 1925 deficit re- and $260,656 was ap- Has Increased $494,000. Ouf)} ‘ i 2:,:'1'73’.’;.3;.1 for” Eevetut expenses i | 'CLne2 10 MANY parts of the inlnds, thers Tilhe New Deador - In'5 Years—$200,000.000 | i erin e siantokcs encaizad Special s I November 19.|this s\nn ol lng for salaries of mission- rkers. ‘The total less than last ilable for sals it due to the and debt. arjes and national w appropriation is $51,00¢ hile the sum 1d easily pay 2 if they would shop John L. zerlard, in dis politics in Cen. Silver and Gold Brocaded Gain in 1926 Seen. ! Louis and Flat Heels PUMPS The Coralee —emphasizes true shoe smartness. [)’Orsay 1-strap style of patent with a short vamp f the o the Methodist 512 Tz dantoy. - STETSoN SHor Stor Sk THIRTEEN-FIVE F STREET i 1¥ ““ ey SHOES - \\II‘II!I! 726-77” ZMW GUARANTEED Z M'‘BRKS & CO shairs Slore v e 1219 1221 G Street N.W. Z:‘:nw G ~STREET BETWEEN 11th & 12 th Tomorrow—Friday- ifth Buy of the Season’s DRESS Sensation . Force Rear Homie in Woodle Window n Fuqua \ BURGLARS' LOOT $1,890. FRIDAY BARGAINS * £ Other Bargams in DRESSES/ Sensational Bargams DRESSES markable and varied col- COATS COATS lection. You will mar- Twills i 2-Pc. Balbriggans Flannels 2 | Twills Balbriggan % Hairline Twills and Vel- D==IOEIOE=———=I0LI0r==p Flannels vet Com- Satins binations l] CREERON Jacquards 2-Pc. Plaid Combina- Y 614 Twelfth St. $€) .95 — E Around the From — H Between F and G Sta. $4.95 to $6.95 $ TR Values : . < 16 to 52 means 36.95 to 39.85 i F:rl.‘iay Plenty of Values a Mllllnery Large Sizes Sizes 16 t fl Bargains = ; — |l § iR nmsssas@ CHILDREN'S APPAREL | || ‘fi i == GIRLS' COATS ; §| ¥ satins, Crepes, Sk , ° i Velvet . . i 1 8 E ; S Coxbinationst | | Fine « : some fur trimmec | fl H § | WOOL DRESSES | . e i i Sizes 2 to 5. $7.50 to $10.00 || §| i if ZrimLmedHl'iats z 5 ‘ $1 00 A e “‘:fi S il Wool crepes, tweeds, velours, ; - %5 00 & {| | vases soss e At Cost—Below Cost—and a Little Above Cost and fine il tos12Es Panty Dresses, I] ]}:rrfii'mfim 12 st ! | Bk Pajamas, Gertrudes, Scores of thrifty Washineton women have thus far taken full o E g v Gowns for Infants advantage of this \'.)(‘('l‘l(‘lll‘l;' one-week sale. Many e dresses i ss. 00 Tnmmed i 2 for $l OO ntag s spectacul: ek sale. Many more new dresses [I Velvet Hats E [ s \ . continue to arrive. Plan on coming early tomorrow—and save! ¢ ; 16 f° 44 Sizes 1 to 6. ' \ 1 § Fur-Trimmed Cloth | Fur-Trimmed Cloth (|, 515‘:’3 for D RESSES! Sizes for I] n Misses In every detail a re- Women i 4 o 3 ] o fl fi ¢ Small & Large Headsizes sund, grav, Most desir able strles to suit the missor matron. Colors, black, cakwood, henna, etc CREERON—614 12th St. R —— Untrimmed Hats Just 128 of These T §1.00 jored Hats, Reduced Iu’ FRIDAY only —t Chrysanthemums and Boutonnieres Regularly 59c A wide as- sortment of all the m?:f e w1 oste Special, Friday only. CREERON : 614 12th St. N. W. — - O ——— ) 1) p ) — () () ————— () {3} ‘1 Y O I O I O 1 O Iy O B ) By O P O D O o O Emmmer s O i O L] © [ © s © o © el O B O By O 1 0 s 0 5 0 I O i O Emm I O I O === 5% Fitch (Man- del), Beaver, Coon, del, etc. Plain and fancy silk lined. Man- Luxurious fur trimmings. Plenty o f sizes for larger women. Sizes 14 to 20 | in many styles from 2 to 5. this sale. Formerly Sold for $3.95 600 PAIRS PUMPS AND OXFORDS § A splendid assortment, sizes are broken but many sizes The growing girl will benefit by Try Sworzyn’s First 1219-1221 G St. N.W. fects. The Colors — Pal- metto, Green, Phan- t om Red, Florida Gold, Bois de Rose, Bokhara, Wild Honey, Orchid, Wine Cocoa, White, Black and smart combinations. Small Sizes Beautiful! Distinctive! New! These dresses are all that and more. An assortment of unusual beauty — priced amaz- ingly low. DRESSES! The utmost in fine dresses. Graceful in line, supetb in fabric, and ex- quisite in needlework and at such an extreme- Iy low price. $22.50 Smariness of design, richness of trimming. and beautiful workman- ship establish them as fashion favorites and superfine values | | s e | Suedes Bolivias | vel at the fine qualities | Bolivias Suedes The Models—>trect. i‘md fl_‘c extraordinarily The Fabries—Satins. o 5 afternoon, evening oW price. frost crepes, flat Britannias Velours and sport modes. crepes, velvets, Seal Plush i New necklines, long broches. Dbengalines, | sleeves, circular crepe de chines, $3.28 & $5.00 skirts, flares, two- crepe Romas, geor- Tailored s .85 | piece straightline DRESSES' gettes, twills, chii- Felt Hats Trimmed twith —— cape and basque cf- . fons, charmeen and tweeds. The Trimmings — Embroideries, beads, ribbons, fancy buckles, velvets, buttons, furs, silver and gold laces, flowers, pleatings and metallics, Extra Sizes