Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1925, Page 12

5 THE . EVEXISC STAR, WASHINGTOX, D. C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25." 1995. GIANT OLFRM GUNS BELIEVED TO HAVE ENDED ROMANCE OF HUGE SNOW GEESE IN WES]- FflRESEEN\[aIc of Great -*;‘hile Kix;g of Birddom, Recently Standard of California and& Pacific Company Merger Awaits Ratificgtion. | By the & | PARS When d Press. Kans.,, |2 bend of the Neosh '5.—For. | What i believed to have the oil | story in birddom. Hunters of the commu .| that the death of the announce- | final chapter in a trag the Stand- | bravery, noble leadership with the y—the sequiel 4 formal | enact two years agn marked by news voefal ubbed \ reached ked the 1rd for three k i is Sou ading a floxk of brown ally the great r “the river and field r lay, t finally man were fruitful Disguised cow, Wit round his and gun position, 1 it stopped alway! luded them. It %&&%&&&%&&fig ndeveloped and the dings, has utive system. PARIS PAJAMAS VIVID, FLOWER DESIGNS BEST Revival of Garment Finds It More Noisely Colorful—Greens and Purples Liked RIS.—Pajamas in the fas s the label splayed in iest and with a front | modernistic | of all these | ng of their doj wife of Po. saved from serl- | y found their escaped un- December 25.— nmoth white Canadian | snow Zoose was sh the island in t termunazed orfes and editorials A, cleverly keeping his dis. been a love nity believe e was the story of asting love o a tragedy that was death of by his mlay- hward flight bird soared where his | 's carefully h bell hung holding the he deceived to feed In a s| double traged s returnec DECEMBER TWENTY-FIFTH - Slain, Haunted Spot Where Her Gander Fell Two Years Ago, Victim of Bullet. however, to the scene of Snow King's last stand. It is believed the bird would join different flocks, for it was seen to arrive with one bunch and then another, but always remaining after the others moved on southward. Sentiment of the community, mixed with Lits of outdoor lore, have woven a pretty story about this second bird, which has been called *Canadian Beauty.” One hunter recalled having wounded a goose and keeping it in camp. It ate called and called for it and ventured into camp rather than be separated from its mate. Another added that when a goose mates, it mates for life; that if it loses its mate it will not stay long with any flock and will fly and swim and f And so they wonder if “Ca Beauty” was the mate of Snow ng. They wonder If she went a little while with the flock of brown geese two cears ago, and, missing Snow King, ed to the scene of his disappear- e in vain s h for him. They wonder if discouragement prompted her to join other flocks, only to leave and return to the place where ate was last seen. hearing . of the od in front of the adian Beauty" e, marveling at the 6 window whes hung for a wh ;| feet 9 inches of her wing spread, their attitudes as_expressive as if In the resence of honored ds THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO extends to all of its customers ‘and friends the heartiest good wishes for a joyful Christmas and a prosperous New Year of ever-increasing happiness. Joun B. LARNER 2 President K i i i i v %% i i W NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE CALIFORNIA SEEKS TAX ON $100,000 IN JEWELS Sues for Inheritance Levy on Gems of Marquise de Ruvigny, Who Died at Sea. By the Ascociated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, December 25.— The State yesterday sued to collect an inheritance tax on jewels estimated to be worth $100,000, stored here by |g Mrs. Mary Helen Do Nassue, the mar- quise de Fuvigny, when she sailed for the Orient in June, 1918, Action was entered against Mrs. Mab MecLach- lan of London, daughter of the mar- quise. The marquise died at sea be- tween Australia and England. The jewels, including two gold and platinum dog collars, studded with diamonds and pearls, were placed in a safe deposit box by the marquise with instructions to deliver them to herself or to Mrs. McLachlan, her daughter. Controller R. L. Riley contends that the instructions to deliver the jewels to her daughter wa made in contemplation of death & that they are taxable under the State place its burning power plants with [ youTr quitkhy tradefor | Studebaker } :ng_;_vADy[a(giMu»Figis (5 Renmammunzszamsmes S T L T O A A A Woodward & Lothrap 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Beginning Saturday Morning at 9:15 Annual Atfter-Christmas Apparel Clearance For Women, Misses, Girls, Juniors, Little Children Drastic Reductions Offer the Best Possible Savings One and Two. Piece Sports Dresses---Reduced 10 Two-piece Sport Dresses, with velveteen flare skirt and crepe blouse, $19.50. ) 7 Two-piece Sports Dresses, in jersey, $19.50. 18 One and Two Piece Dresses in rep, knit and combination crepe or jersey with vel- veteen, now $19.50. ¥ 2 Rep Sports Dresses, with wrap-around skirts, $29.50. 5 One and Two Piece Sports Dresses, with vel- veteen or crepe blouse and twill skirt, $29.50. 9 One and Two Piece Models, with velveteen blouse and satin skirt—also one-piece model in tapestry tweed, now $29.50. Sportawear Section, Third fioor Misses’ Coats, Ensembles and Frocks---Reduced 14 Fur-trimmed Sports Coats, now $32.50. 12 Fur-trimmed Dress Coats, now $65. 4 12 Lovely Fur-trimmed Coats, distinctive and individual models, now $75. y ¥ 7 Costume Suits, full-length coats, silk or satin dresses, now $75. v 30 Light-weight Dresses, woolens and satins, now $10. . 15 Dresses, dark satins and light wools, now $19.50. 15 Silk and Satin Dresses, now $39.50. Many other Dresses of the finer qualities and individual styles at greatly reduced prices. Misses' Section. Fourth floor. Women’s Coats and Suits --Greatly Reduced 15 Plain and Fur-trimmed Coats, silk-lined Lustrosa ahd Tweeds, in Rust, Brown and Black, now $39.50. 22 Fur-trimmed Coats, flare and straight mod- els, in Needlepoint and Lustrosa, now $89.50. 12 Fur-trimmed Coats, dress styles, now $115. 28 Tweed, Twill and Charmeen Suits, short box jackets or long tailored models, now $25. Women's Suit and Coat Sections, Third floor. Women’s Dresses Reduced for Clearance 12 Silk and Cloth Dresses, sizes 34 to 38, now $19.50. 10 Silk and Cloth Dresses, 34 to 44, now $19.50. Group Silk and Chiffon Dresses, now $25. 7 Metal Brocades, 36 and 40, $45. 15 Silk and Cloth Dresses, wanted shades and sizes, now $35. Women's Dress Section, Third floo: | Women's Fine Dresses . ---Reduced 2 Black and Blue Velvet Dresses, size 36, now $45. 1 Velvet Afternoon Dress, size 38, now $59.50. 1 Velvet Afternoon Dress, black with tan, $59.50. Group Afternoon and Evening Dresses, velvet Metal Cloth and Satin, now $59.50. 2 Afternoon and Evening Dresses, White and Rose, now $95. Group One and Two Piece Silk and Cloth Dresses, sizes 36 to 40, now $45. Women's Dress Secgion. Third floor. Sweaters Reduced . ‘Wool Slip-ons and Coat Sweaters, now $3.95. Wool and Wool-and-Rayon Sweaters, now $5.75. Ra%ton Tuxedo styles—and surplice styles, now 7.50. 6 Cricket Neck Slip-ons, in wool, $3.95. 15 Wool Sweaters, many models, $5.75. * 14 Australian Wool Slip-ons, Chanel and round neck, now $7.50. Sweater Section, Third floor. Costume Blouses and Overblouses---Reduced 5 Extra Size Overblouses, in printed crepe; V-shape , neck, long sleeves, $3.95. 12 Full-length Dress Tunics, in crepe de chine and novelty material, $3.95. 15 Costume Overblouses, crepe de chine and s printed crepe, now $3.95. 20 Costume and Tailored Blouses, white and pastel, for wear with suits, now $5.75. 6 Two-piece Balbriggan Suits, in popular shades, now $5.75. 15 Costume Overblouses, trimmed with rib- bon, braid and metal buttons, $7.50, Blouse Section, Third Soor. ra \ Paris, London & American Winter Hats Reduced 75 of our much higher-priced hats from the French room, including some imports, now $9.75. 50 Hats in Velvet and Felt, now $7.75. 40 Hats in Velvet and Velvet and Satin combi- nation, now $5.75. 75 Felts in light shades. large hats in Velvet with light facings, now $3.75. Millinery Section, Thind floor, Larger Women's Apparel ---Reduced 6 Crepe Dresses in navy, black and tan. 421} to 4817, $29.50. 10 Satin and Crepe Dresses, now $19.50. 12 Beautiful Silk and Satin Dresses, $39.50. Larger Women's Section, Third floor. Girls’ Coats and Dresses Reduced for Clearance 15 Girls’ Coats, with fur collars, 6 to 16 years, now $12.50. 7 Girls’ Wool Dresses, two and three piece, 8 to 10 years, now $4.95. 12 Girls’ Wool Dresses, sizes 7 to 10, $4.95. Girl's Section, Fourth floor. Junior Misses’ Coats and Dresses Reduced For Clearance 6 Plain or Fur-trimmed Winter Coats, now $12.50. 8 Sport Coats, of downy wool and tweed, fur trim- med, now $16.75. 3 Navajo Sets, consisting of coat and ha® $7.50. 6 Junior Misses’ Sports Dresses, one and two piece, now $10. Al 10 Junior Misses’ Balbriggan and Silk Dresses. now $7.50. 8 Wool Dresses, one piece, with long sleeves, $12.50. Junior Misses' Section, Fourth floor. Little Children’s Hats, Coats, Dresses---Reduced HATS—2 to 6 years, cloth, velour, velvet and felt. 5 at $1.95:—30 at $2.95—20 at $4.95. COATS—2 to 6, Warm, Interlined Cloth Coats, some with fur collars. 20 at $7.50—14 at $15—7 at $25—9 at $20 —1 at $30—2 white coney fur at $35. DRESSES—2 to 6 years, in gingham—balbriggan— jersey. 18 at $2.95—37 at $4.95—27 at $6.95. Infants’ Section, Fourth floor. 900 Prs. Women’s Pumps and Oxfords Now $5.75 Brown and Blonde Satin—Black Satin, Silver and Gold Brocade—Patent and Patent Combination—Tan Calf Pumps and Black Oxfords—and Brown Ox- fords. All reduced to $5.75. Chosen from regular stock. All sizes of some models represented. ‘Women's Shoe Section, Third floor. A Girdles and Corsets Reduced Woodthrop—Lily of France—Modart—De Bevoise makes. Clasp front—Step-ins—front and back lace styles. -All Radically Reduced to $5.95—$8.75—%$12.75—$16.75 Corset Sectlon, Third Soor.