Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1925, Page 12

THE " EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1925. R!ENDSH'P H[]USE FEARS TRAFFIC RULE. |DUNHAM JUST 39TH 1:',*.1,:',:;:v,";;;,,f;*;:.';“qi:l",,fi‘,:‘::.‘;-.,‘xfm?“ AR z&:&w&&&mm&&&&m:&xm&:&w N It was also pointed out :hu Mr FIDDLER FOR FORD £ i i i it " o Meminioe FLORIDA PROPERTIES Hanna Foresees Congestion on 14th - BENEFIT PLANNED, Success of Concert Would |} Wine Out $3.300 Debt of Institution, Women Told. Street as Result. Yurther consideratio 2 this week property | Amertcana of olatime N I being compiled for Mr. Ford in con- His Trip | neciion with his rejuvenation of the old-time dances. If he knows any tunes that are n v in the Ford dded. aine fiddler will play tomor- t for an old-time dance at of the rule your % nd horse- LEON RCBBIN Kobin Kealty Co 809 Vermont Ave. If It Is Rentable I Can Rent I: J.LEO KOLB 923 N. Y. Ave. 1237 Wis. Ave. | Main 5027 The Blackstone | 1016 Seventeenth Street in the heart of the club district Brand-New Bachelor Apartments down Excitement Aroused by to Dearborn Proves Surprise of the Capital T to Officials. in a letter to the Iuhlh R S e T S e .-t E) ::m*m:&mxwm&%n:mr&mzzzwwm%m:fimm By Using 722 Cuticura 7’ \“Q)i“ Soap to Cleause Ointment to Heal Try our new Shavirsg Sticic. & 3= 6‘2‘\' Banish l’implcs_ = FOUN PEN ly any one who docs not desire a beautiful Fountain P rm feeling of gratitude—not o ON, Noyarber + Turkish bath cx 1. the first in the mmittee, following her v Henry P, Blair, presi. ship House. Would Wipe Out Debt. Miss Lydia There is scarce the useful gift that is sure to bring a w Christmas Day, but for years to come. $1.50 Paramount Fountain Pens, 98¢ $3.00 Harris Fountain Pens. .$1.48 Waterman Fountain Pens, $2.75 and up For Gifts That Are Sure to Please | /= ; URT'S Nature Shape g Shoes for Women give the foot the support it needs for comfort—without cur- tailing the shapeliness to which your taste inclines. An unusual combination. CKEEVER-HGOS | TR ey | headworker Parker Duofold. . .$5.00 and $7.00 Wahl Fountain Pens, $.Z 75 to $8.00 75¢ and up thus its feet, e of 1 Prominent Women Present. nt women were ned in di at_the m 1 y-m the house ¢ Eversharp Pencils. . Straps and Oxfords Black Kid, Tan Calf, Black Suede 12.00 and 13-50 M Caring for feet is better than curing them Arthur Burt Co. 1343 F Street —these gifts will last ? Straighten Up! Nicest Laxative, “Cascarets 10¢ for years and carry et B T T Tt T R DA 438 T e (R Tt el M T with them the memory ORES, 18 Stores—the better to serve you B SR S S S SN S St S SRR R S S N RS RN of the giver! e combined to q 0 singers, who will e secular Nott The Largest Men's Saks extends the courtesy of an accom- modating charge on broad and liberal terms. and Boys’ Wear Store and for Christmas : ghen and safe in Washington ; account based ready Shoppers. Ba gunaogonn unagsanauaflnn PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT SEVENTH “BRUNSCHWIG’S KIDDIE SHOP” THE BEST T HERE IS IN MEN’S SUITS AND OVERCOATS <Jhe i : PLAZA G?th RD for the KIDDIES To you whose quest is for the unusual, the different gift, we respecttully call your attention to our collec- tion of unique novelties. <Jhe The The YORKSHIRE COPLEY CAMPUS Among them you will find a large number, of sugges- tions for just such gifts— and at decidedly moderate prices. GIFTS FOR KIDDIES TO WEAR Prices be- Dainty Rompers in cotton and silk materials. with and without panties. Priced from 98c. party Frocks. Priced from $4.95. s. wool suits and party suits; SeartEeols paied large selec- Chie little hats for girls; caps and hats for little boys at special holiday prices. Brushed and unbrushed 4-plece wool sets consisting of ap ond Mittens in the new shades and ed at QJ 05. 3-piece in booties at wool sets consisting of sacque, cap and 05 up. for kiddie: assortment in attractive colors pillow plece in and silk underwear; tely priced. gs, pink and blue silk trimmed; very spe- dainty, 55 E and Hosfery; Crib Blankets and Quilts; a ful patterns; Silk coats, wool coats, Chinchilla coats with hats to match; Silk carriage sets, crib sets. TOYS THAT ARE DIFFERENT A wondertu rtment of soft toys, animals; ori al designs. Horseman and Bye-lo baby dolls with and without blan- kets. Mamma dolls that ery and say mamma; nursery dolls and cute little faces. NOVELTIES THAT ARE UNIQUE Taylor Tot baby walkers. At $4.95. Large size Bunny and Swan Shoo-flys at $7.50. 2 and 3 plece enamel dish sets, 69c and $1.45. Solid canvas swings pink, white and blue. priced at 98c and $ Doll furniture, beds, mocks, etc Nursery furniture such as cribs, chifforobes, reed and wooden chairs, high chairs, nursery chairs, etc.; un- usually low prices. Beaded Bags and jewelry novelties. Baby record and snep-shot books, 50c up. Brush and comb sets (hand-painted), 50c up. Trémmed baby baskets. - Sfix carrage siraps and clamps; reasonably priced & Rattles, little saving banks; teething rings, etc. Specially cradles, chairs, carriages, ham- Bmmchm S E Street Corner OPPENHEIMER. BUILDING~ mammnmmnwznfiumnflmunflamm RAMREARR G L3 s s e sl Lxbel s o L el L (oo LT3 e s Lal a1 Lo Lo g % B : E : : | g E ; 3 Prjepetetepristelsixl o] ] Double - breast- ed B ox Model Overcoat in plaid backs — warmth without weight— the season’s best and most popular pat- terns. made {rom An opportunity to wear an over- coat that will ren- der service and of the type that stands up against hard usage. Saks—Third Floor The Blues Double - breast- ed Cheviots, of the one season’s biggest sellers— in fact, these blue cheviots have kept us busy re- ordering. The style and fabric in these suits is 100%. Each suit has an extra pair of trousers. Saks—Third Floor Again we refer to these Single- breasted B Model Winter Overcoats; 0o X this particular model is extremely pop- ular. Strietly a 11 wool and made in accordance with Saks Standard. Plaid backs in a variety of attrac- _tive patterns. < Saks—Third Floor % R Forty-five dol- lars has long tak- en the palm for popularity when suits better it comes to of the grade. These breasted are varied in pat- tern so that 'most any taste is easily taken care of, size and style consid- ered. single- models Saks—Third Floor Aquascutum— first we must state that we are the sole represen- tatives of this fa- mous brand of weatherproofed overcoats. Another typical warmth-without - weight coat with all the style of English tailoring and strength of fabric that ap- peals. Saks—Third Floor < Hierie? s “the Single - breasted Sack CGoat « Suit tailored irom the finest fabrics and so finely tailored that one hesitates to class it with ready - to - wear clothing. These suits are, in a word, the ultimate in ready- to-wear apparel, and, afterall, very moderately priced. Saks—Third Floor