Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1925, Page 14

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1925. Rl | | Advertising Man Dies. | QRCHESTM CONCERT. PITTSBURGH, December 21 ®P.—| K 7 T | | | ort by the United States | | pavia C. Mecu nationally ome Band Orchestra, e o Dhrous all, tomorrow eve. | |Known in BrouEn 5 o'clock. he Ultimatum,” Allen BLIGHTS YULETIDE ! wber of }1\-' .. \| . e | L COMMODITY PRICES RISE! . Quarreling Druses and Mater : A ) | ; | } Wi, Home-made Remedy Overture, “Innesfallen,’ Koppitz i Stops Cough Quickly ! ooy i LA e S| =g | ] ELECTRIC RATES FURTHER REDUCED FO‘ESC,WS‘JYS Sfl‘nty, : 5 7 | fay your. day be happy | - ! | T e e P To&isthinsgtgrtyo AR G o meremants e o i e | PSS ol i ][R This company desires to announce that in accordance | vlain granulated r syrup. Or | 5 o | ane pearl s | use clarificd m s, honey, or |l| | Y 3 Lapypiness! & _ i, G 5 with the .term‘s'o_f the agreement entere.d into between TR iy s B | the Public Utilities Commission of the District of Colum- Sg’}fi}?;“cfrbbth Sc‘%fifa?; - seihicien notes T o e e o] X bia and themselves regarding rates for electric current }é‘jfif,i, ljigdolfxob%‘;;s[g e e S fett s s | n Washington and vicinity, there will be a REDUCTION e gLl T : ‘ - | AL A U | \ in rates for electricity during 1926 amounting to 6 per and cakes~ and you s it cron, hoursencss and || 1 N cent can lunch there too— . : . G \ e orevsngo offon - : ks 5 : a soda fag. : o \ In view of increased living costs in Washington, this 5 . il ve| of Pinex” v full direc \ . . . . . o7 ; ‘ . S b Gone, and dont etept s company entertains a peculiar pride in accomplishment thing else. Guaranteed to %25 the 222 give absoluta satisfaction or 3 : i : : ol Bt T e ' in again reducing its rates fo* “matchless service” and II)C’&F‘%?‘?PWW . e s "...,(.:,(\”::".;::% S = : pelieves that the happy memory of the 25% reduction . s | P{or AL L in rates which has been in effect during 1925 added to the 6% reduction for 1926 will prove a welcome boon to the citizens of the Capital. A total reduction in the cost of electricity to the consumer amounting to 31% since De- THE MEN’S STORE OF WOODWARD & LOTHROP | \ cember 31,1924, constitutes a conspicuous achievement in — \ good public service. Formal Clothes for the Holidays || | poromac ELECTRIC POWER CO and for Chri stmas Giving | | “Matchies Service ; = B ¢ v plants thrive in WASHINGTON, D. C. R The Correct Wing Collar, 20c. Large Butterly Batwing n French Dblack | What 1 Q Will Do--At the KNABE Store! A ten dollar bill will deliver this new Player Piano to your home for Xmas. Come at once, select yours. S / }\ soft, :ul\s;l;)uxeglo ‘Hat :"fifl?fl | - 3 T Iz . i wv Stet n, . etson i = E linkes | M ! f Derbies, $8. Silk Hats, e =3 = ; FR E E R si2. PLAYER B , il Moic Rous \ | V. R g Music Lessons P IANO ¥ B 3 ‘ Bench to Special Low ; ) ;e i 4 Match Price The Full Dress Suit for more formal occasions B \ is rapidly growing in popularity. The models | UE B DECIDE NOW to JOIN we show have the comfort of a lounge suit, vet are in the most irreproachable style. $70. | ! _I : ) | New Dinner Suits or Tuxedos that are correct, | r smart and comfortable, $45, $65 and $80. ! i | Silk Reefers and Muffers Delivers One of These Fine in an assortment of smart designs tor evening, $5 to | Players for Xmas! $20. Have music for the entire family. Provide a means for a musical education for your children. Come--Make Your Selection Before It’s Too Late! m No home is complete without its piano—and a player Evening Waistcoats that are a adds more joy because every member of the family criterion of what is correct; both Black Dress and Dance | 1 t. Black Silk Socks, full white and black, in single and Oxfords and Pumps of COIED YL fashioned, for {ormal double breasted styles, $8.50 to 3 | patent leather and colt, wear, $1 to $2.50. $13.50. $9 and $10. g | ® HOMER L KITT CO. [ Wopdmard & Lnghrop | sy . - The KNABE Store wed e Christmas Store < -9 . g P SN IS L SIS D L 6 I B SR S0 L L VISR e Nt SRV R A