Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1925, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1925 » 21 ported, had | denuded of native grass. Legisl "md health work. Complets t e 15 of 42 of | tlon authorizing ~establishment of | fer {o State juriadiction of n | LONG LIFE MADE EASY. :g%'*' offices and | erazinzg districts al | educational facHities is, in the S Correspondence nf the Assoctated Pross mation was rec @ sn | retary’s ‘belief, esmential to the In- | ‘GXFORD, England November 12 PORTABLE razing ca controlled by a | dians’ welfare s s o e ok . 1 grazing can he conty ans’ welfare and progre: over { Litten to % ‘ HONOGRAPHS * tem of permits jurisdiction thing had shrunken | domain. the Secreta (estimate nd production | made ble the clo: n ' its natural irces wavered | ihe o toent's 84 Ia receded | the effected in administra- tion = Wied to more than half a {and assur ponsibility i settlement. . the Secreta the States have declined to d under the proposed revised pe guch a refusal by a State would he v abandon the Alaskan Railway 15 heen suggested. the v arks and monu- | at the Gift for the e Juse th i1 Y ule Lands. Bt hieat 1c G V,n Cotiexe ! m«’;s‘-f‘r el ants of interest to peaple of | “"T:"\! b vir"- «r" - .C sgS | !l’ i as every State,also was urged, aco ol X ove, ne.. L Suggested Increase in Mr. which is rapi " " ErISEEBRGon of Oxiord, arry r 1210 G St T E RN &‘L.’i‘%‘&a [iprevince tiand swha) — colleges has reached 7 Romans used er- | Among the educato but not \\-(’dlhfi prevalls, however, that accident rather than an The Greek ent 1 Work’s Report—Recom- | mendations on Problems. N 3 ot fi_‘ o g o — : ——— r_-_—__———-—— mploves; ina | SECOND FLLOOR ONILY 7 THIRD FILLOOR ONLY ital ‘to provite 0 bed More of Those Wonderful $ % Again Tomorrow—350 More $ ad ("“‘P—.IJ‘ angd s ’.""'Iri"”""’l (:')l"! ’ ni Thl"” s"lnr’ Si’k ’)r',""" ; 3 | el at Freedm: Values $79.30 to S125 G’ o STREET BETWEEN 11th & 1,2 th Actual Values $20 to $10. wt | | OPPORTUNITY WEEK Third Day of the Sale Washington Never Forgets 350 Coats and Dresses for the Larger Women l'Vho Wear the So-Called “Extra Sizes’—40%; to 54 LARGE SIZE A’ I " FUR-TRIMMED Richly trimmed with fur. Slenderizing lines. At prices Washington’s large women will never forget. There are 115 Coats in this group. each one a dis- tinctive expression of skill in adapting the leading fashions to the requirements of the woman who wears the so-called “extra size.” Soft. supple fabrics, specially chosen for their rich appearance. Furs are cleverly handled: finc tailoring and finish emphasize the straight silhou- ette and trimmings that are in vogue. Opportunitv Sale Price Sizes 40" to 54> Regular Prices $65 to $79.50 BRAND-NEW R LARGE SIZE I‘; I*, Slenderizing lines, designs, colors and trimmings, at prices Washington’s large women will never forget. The unusual skill in achieving an effect of slenderness is seen at its best in these dresses. They have the season's fasl'non features so cleverly han- dled that they are both s]cnderlzmg and uncom-~ monly smart. EN YOUR IANO » Street and afternoon dresses.and evening dresses: light and dark colors: in the season’s most wanted and fashionable fabrics. Opportunity Sale Price 1110 G EST. 1879 Sizes 407; to 54/, Regular Prices $25 to $40 Novelty Gloves New Sweaters Costume Slips Stlk Hose Handkerchiefs Silk Vests KEEP WELL e o5 o i o gty i €8, — h 70 % $§3.95 1 $1.00 35¢ and 50c $1.75 Opportunity Opportunity Opportunity S Baporiniil 0 iy Avoid colds, influenza, pnevmonia and other diseases. The secret is bowe! cleanliness. Keep all the poi- sonous waste on the move. Pluto Water quickly and effectively flushes . and washes the bowel arca — real health insurance. Prescribed by phy- sicians, bottled at French Lick Springs nd scld at drug stores. PLUTO WATER 52 W hen Netzre Won't Pluto Will Sale Price, -$9.45 290 Models of fine $1.45 e silk stripe Slip-ons - wiin white braid and faney_ collars Tan. Blue. Gray Green. Navy. Brown, Covert ed colors.