Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1925, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23 1925. - 9 T 5 : KARUI-YI APPEAI-S SO I (,:.Ili(‘flg() Hails New Grand Opera Stal‘; | Mamage Licenses. L algnho' Fax;]msllDecx:ealsf.‘ e . §tritue’ to lllun.ls Piann‘cd | 01d Esc ut':)'mnn Returned ‘ E I i = i = S e e i recent count the census burean | In Vancouver, B . a populur fuid | The town of e T | Luella Melius Said to Rival Galli-Curei|* fond S0 Tarme i e St 0t o Bl et 0 st sl e o e : Maurice Heimowich of Philadelphia, Pa.. | 1d2ho, and in checkir ) 1| the poe Canada, t (Continued from Eighth Page.) i it p ! and Rena Fishman of t the total in 1 S 3 N , e e " BA { B e Albhoneo 1. Smith and Ellzabeth Beal o was a de | e cesscy ¢ b for the Thanksgiving eve ball to be Herald and Examiner, said that Mme. | . Robert C. Brooke of Birdsboro. Pa.. and | ly 4 per 4 4 h olace : Jew W e = Z - v = | Virgini o his city o s 2 3 3 1 10l at the New Wiilar the| “CHICAGO, November 23.—Luelia|yelius duplicated the triumph of Galll. | © gre Dials of this di mimber of farms in 192 106 rk in | : Bogmeor bene - e ¢ and Throat Hospital, | Melius, ive of Appleton, Wis., [ Curci eight years before, and described s the long list of|has been hailed by Chicago musicalf the singer as the “relgning coloratura | K Jet ; ¢ 5k e Rch- | crities as an operatic star of the first|of the moment, with exquisite tone| ¢ & P i N i i \} G G, magnitude. and all the warmth of a Woolery. both of ¥ > . who and all of the coloratura’ £ road, ird Moore, in the Tribune, call Do as your DOCtOr says__ it last night as a guest artist ) in “astonishing colors . hicago Civie Opera Company, | tura singer,” whose “trill is something G > appearing in the role of Gilda in rvel ‘at for its accuracy andj enuine ' 4 o JYerdis “Rigoletto,” in which i | qus : . e | clothing you wear, it is essential that you wear the Aged WHl| Cighe vears ago. o Chicago. She was first heard here as S 'th f' 1d warm, well fitting underwear—underwear that will g oI QA N0 Los cati eeted her sInging of |a student in operatic performa mi 1€ not only absorb perspiration, but will keep your e 1 ara i or abhi ~ Caro Nome,” the per. s of study in Paris with : A s aual ‘;:}‘..‘,,r lL i : =«d by the en- szke followed. Thereafter cai | body from being chilled. it e gy Hams 4 ramn, Which | 0 s e curtain ats . nd Ttaly. s B ams [ Tt is no longer necessary to shiver through the the act. The demonst a o aris Grand | : i i i i Ome aternity gave a [described by veteran ecritics Opera Co., and was called to America | i : e | long winter months in order to be stylishly dressed ¢ fn honor of Miss in the auditorium in the (by the illness and death of her |Cured m Town of Smithiield, Va . ke : ning in honor ¢ 4 D hier. the Yoita ot Dr. W. H. Chiison Styles have changed in underwear as well as in Keep your body warm. No matter what outer n Dillard Gunn, writing in the | of Appleton. outer wear, and today, underwear is made to con- o 1 wi 918 x 5 » S B | form to the styles of the outer garments. i , ‘ e Pound, 65 partment ¢ and d volved" f fve : : e “' 4 % 5 Armentrout and Miss v; . ~ . e : . tand M The Carmen -\Illf’;lil}fiier.lllg. ‘ gzorQSfCMZ[,[:S’ : | na Association il Opera of Gold or Silver o . e oG ]‘omsr MILLS UNDERWEAR is made to meet evening wear. every requirement in a wide variety of styles and weights. i The popular slecveless style with the built-up shouklers or the $13-50 bodice top with the narrow tape shoulders, insures & neat tailored | appearance and yet gives warmth and comfort. For those who desire additional warmth there is the long or short sleeves, with the knee or ankle length. Kidskin, with Spanish - fire O THIRTEEN-FIVE ' STREET [R5 | 1 G besudiflly made fiom the Ruest of yarns snd the grestest care is exercised in every phase of its manufacture. Every garment fits snugiy without a wrinkle, yet is 10 phable that it will give readily with every movement of the bods Every member of the family can keep warm this winter in Ruppert. 8 comfortable suir of Forest Mills Underwear i ,\Hp.»:.h for ."\Afiun.“ i | 5 A‘ = 8 s i o = rosnm® Do You Need— X BROWN DURRELL COMPANY o « fable, “Reinicke il | G z “atil PAINTING e = W PAPERHANGING i UPHOLSTERING e DRAPERIES? H Main_ 32 211 for_Estimates Gold Stripe Stockings [ Gen Bogie Year-around Knitted 1215 1 SO Dulin & Martin Bl We have an enviable reputa- { Silk to top, $1.95 pr. Sports Frocks, $29.50 tion for doing the best work in | Ly hort e it t 08 oi t R e S these four things. 3 : ¥ i 8 S : 5 Qule £ 1216 F St. N.W. . & IS Be sure you get in touch with roug us if you need one of our "4 specialties. Tomorrow—Second Day of Our Annual Call Main 4224 for an Estimate [ ) [ ] ' GEORGE PLITT CO., Inc Thanksgiving Coat Sale! 1325 14th St. Main 4224 | 1 " Women’s and Furniture—Floor Coverings 11 . Misses’ Coats The feature tomorrow— Magnificent Coats at The tremendous enthusiasm which greeted the opening of vi| Actio e 0 Rl SRR RRINURIRIERI none — service and L__ ! prices that you'll 0. K. Maurice J. Colbert Heating —Plumbing—Tinning 621 F Street Phone Main I 3016-3017 X m@mmmmmm%i & EXEXEXEXE In the I ORI B 000000000006 5000000000 | = ——————————— 0 [© L Community Silver in the TUDOR PLATE For Thanksgiving | Y FNH N T+ === us us W ur TN TN .S m this sale this morning—as so many women ht Jellefi’s—justified all our hopes that you would real supreme value offered. Even now—as the first editions of thi aper go to press throngs of women and misses may be seen in our Coat Shops delighted and amazed that coats of such real worth cz be sold for so little. A 29-Piece Set 13 Open a Charge Account ttetetatetatat ot o Remember that the Misses’ Shop prepared for this event with the same lavish hand that’s evident in the assortments in the Women’s Coat Shop. Women, Misses, Larger and Taller Women, Little Women—all can shade in this Annual Thanksgiving Coat Sale! Here are the high points of the coats at $85. 4 Gracklehead Blue is particu LaVlSh larly well represented among Furs the coats in this event * * 5 L Pay Weekly or Monthly Relingers 818 F Street Opposite Patent Ofice The warm wine shades— Bokhara, santol, cotinga, wine, * Every etc.—are here in force Plenty of black—and the Flal‘e tasteful Falcon and Swal- * —————— V000004000000 0000000000 Felts Fitted on Your Head 53.95 Demonstrated by Miss Victoria MacPeak, a New York expert. From 11 AM. to 1 PM. and 2:30 PM. to 6 P.M. 1 ed, Natura low grays z ® el vel. $85 * Favored Unusually lavish fur sets— at once noticeable when you 3 first see this collection. The Fabrlcs The Two Other Groups in sweeping “Question Mark,” Stole and Tuxedo collars are This Great Event x o ¥ Hand work seen everywhere! Even flares Wosneatsiand 355 i i b9 I “Personality Hats,” we will call these Felt Hoods of Paris inspira- andipancliborderedimintiucs Misses’ Coats tion. For every mood and whim * * * a deft turn of the hand * * * b a new hat! The woman who seeks individuality will be grateful for Fl'&'l Yflllfllflll Skm i this new service, A dazzling array of colors to choose from, of soft Maiflhfled By Cuticura | fine quality felt. 32 Daily use of Cuticura Soap, writh touches of Cuticura Oint- \ ment when required, will do | 'much to prevent pore-clogging, O\ | blackheads, pimples, roughness ~ and other unwholesome condi- | -~ \ A j tions of the skin. ) & | ) & Seep Bc Ointment S and S, Taleom e, £old X ch frae. ‘Adcress: 05 ‘Labor: ‘Dept 377, Malen, Mase.” i sl [l Py et st et ettt st i T & [ Platinum wolf and fox, skunk, * A Plumage beaver, squirrel and other furs Zelt : cich so much in demand! Hues The fur sets alone—on a Luxurious & great many of these coats— Coats at -* * = cost wholesale from $30 to $35! Wine Every style tendency well sortment point, K. Shades represented for both women trous ton and misses. Women’s Coat Shops, Second Floor. Misses’ Fifth Floor. | ftetatetatotatatotatatatoatotattatatad