Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1926, Page 10

= JAR _SUHDAY JANUARY 3, SEES WHITE MAGIC |msoms of,an sublished series of St A aen oy “mose wno | FOUR MEN RESCUED ‘v-flh il power,” Dr. lly prepared to receive fit, sevi IN RELIGIOUS FORMS | et £ i e L™t i | e inaitvs o o core. | FROM CRIPPI.ED YACHT | e ¥ those ntly in our or . and a definite orientation = thessages were br t requesting “Iheology to the cardinal points of vessels along the coast (o keep u look whether | the compass is carefully observed.” Three Days Ad"“ Vcsscl Sighted | {77 = by Steamer—Coast Had X 1;hv§« & 115,000 Automobiles Tagless. Been Searched. and 8. AUPposac S0 in rough weather. * | Special Dispateh to The Star. STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (., 1926 —PART 1. north and longitude had been sought b al days. Tt 54 west. Newfoundland. ilure of the little | fida on scheduled Professor Peints Qut Similarity of | i/ Indian Sun Dance and Encharist Rite late hour last nig s|ment of the pe .| which sits in th helplessly when the »se on board wer have my intensel | Roest s \ survey of | “The sun dance of the ance [dians provid nuary 2.-Approx Assouiate] Prem ers of automobiles HICAGO. Jinuars failed to obtain 1926 P : ags when the office of the mo- the t cle commissioner closed late yacht X = ; sy the steamer El Cid. The uls of the bureau esti-| vacht is still adrift and u menace to | ceived in of licenses were 1s-| naviga . ubout one-haif through| The less craft was sighted off h n |the Georgia coast in latitude 32 AIIH\VIU!]WI in latitude 47.13 north Hul sion ne \l Tuesday. Q&&%@@m@ R I AR T A AN AN I AN R AN AR N BN AR AN AN A ) 1 were rescued | her owner The hy ie 3 c0 Uity v have In common the January Sale That Is Not a Clearance! Smart Coats, In All Sizes With Collar and Cuff Sets of Genuine Beaver, Squirrel and Wolf 54-In. All-Wool Coatings Grades Usually $7.50 and $7.98 Yd. ! an, Botany o - . black, gray, g ¢ E- : 1,000 Yds. T . Satin-Faced R . . 3 £ Spkd Wool Crepe, 0 : ilk - and - Wool S atls AN N & >'8€| Tractone Balbrig- an 859.50 Coats 3 T sod Flansl, plcic| S0 3 Ploreey $65.00 Coats Sl 95 l $69.50 Coats e Finer Handbags 1 bead bags that were origi- 10 $4.95 to $24.95. FLOOK \ coat event that is worthy of your immediate attention! Y Irregulars Mfd. Ivory Mirrors, $1.7 For \Iun(Ln a wonderful assortment of coats, rich in fur l / / : = el LR trimming. Entirely new—ijust arrived—at big price con I3 - y E : i 1 cessions Ir-vm New York's best coat makers along with coats from our stock—all reduced! You may choose both misses’ and women's sizes to 3214, in a full assortment of the new colors and styles and an unusual collection of the finer furs! (Jearance' itiful sil 95 to $39 Iu autiful should sell for \I.':' slight irregularity - STREET FLOOR French Mfd. Pearl Beads, $1.48 24 and 27 inch strands of French manufacture, beau- tifully graduated. Regul 2.95. VTREET FLOOR Now In! The New Bucilla Package Goods new l]<~1;\~.(l] Vi lery and needlework kage stamped and <-:n1-x~1v1<-r) cott Suede Formosa Venice Needleweaves Veloria Ormondale SECOND FLOOR. LANSBUR( & BRO. Pin Points Mentosa Boniweave Clearance in the Art Section Stamped Centers and Scarfs, 69¢c Of a very good quality of white art crash, ped for cross- titch and luzy daisy embroidery FOURTH FLOOR Stamped Baby Dresses, 48c ed in a number of very dainty FOURTH FLOOR Stamped Ready-Made Aprons, $1.00 Very attractive q\Iml prons of blue, maize, orchid linene; stamped i or rose 4% ot v | REICHSBANK CELEBRATES sents Congress wh it is mot in _Octavio, umpire of the |s ns Commission, his ar He expresses the American members sion will reach here in | tives of the session of the commis- [ nounced that a s FIFTIETH ANN|VERSARY§ ...',i' Joun s country Mark Welfare Fund for Em- ployes Loyal in Dire Times, The Reichs ar- | Squirrel Trees Cat? Special Dispateh to The Star TIFFIN, Ohio, Janu e president, | wposed of | of the fed s and welfare fund of 1,000,000 marks would be created in NOW, JANUARY CLEARANCE SALES SWlNG lNTO ACTlON THE SALE THAT BRINGS THE GREATEST SAVINGS OF THE YEAR No other seascnal sales give the chance to save as substantially as this one. It is store-wide and a month long—drastic in its purpose, clearance—we have drastic- ally reduced prices! Every article thatis reduced is marked at a price that stands for the largest savings of the season. Savings—In Wonderful Array! 10,000 Yards SILKS Greatly Reduced for January Clearance 1 YARD 36-in Plain and Glace Taffeta 36-in. Lingerie Satins 32-in. Kimono Silks 32-in. Stripe Tub Silks 40-in. Heavy Crepe de Chine 40-in. Heavy Flat Crepe 40-in. New Printed Crepes 40-in. Satin Charmeuse Rich Velvet Brocades $5.90 $8.90 Usual $10.00 Grade Usual $15.95 Grade Rich georgette, with a desi f velvet—in wonderful nd multi-cc glistening, wonderful qual $6.00 Silk Velvet Yd ed effects. Rich, 54.98 k Chiffon Vel inches d dark ~YvirT<‘» ar rl h ack. A velous value! THIRD FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. late President Announces 1.000,000- | from President von J\mnl(n\mrz wa llw- Reichsbank is the successor of S UL L Boys’ $9.75 Mackinaws, $7.95 Made in the belted style that he likes, and of good Sizes al that will keep him snug and warm. STREET FLOOR = _//6.\\/.\~— 611[172 Stock. FAIR Transformations—Im- ported and Domestic, Switches, Waves, Hydabobs, Puffs, Curls All shades—Hlonde 1o black—greyand white Come early! Choose YOUR hair- iece. Then YOU deduct 25% tom the regular tagged price! A few typical values: Were 1.95 . Now 1.46 Were 5.95 . Now 4.46 Were 9.95 . Now 7.46 A&ONE QUARTER OFF REGULAR PRICES OF}a 1 SOPHIA TOILET PREPARATIONS AND HAIR NETS BEAUTY SHOP, FOURTH FLOOR BPPG BPD 3@@@@@@@@@@@@%@@@@@@@@@@@ "fif@"@@@%@@@@@@@@@@@@W@@@@@@ R , Boys’ $12.75 Overcoats, $9.75 These include long overcoats, in sizes 10 to 18 years, and warm junior overcoats in sizes 2}2 to 10. Wonderful values! STREET FLOOR Boys’ $12.75 Mackinaws, $9.75 Warm, burly belted models of all wool, in sizes 8 to 17 vears! Shawl or notch collars. STREET FLOOR Boys’ $15 and $16.50 Overcoats, $12.75 In this group are splendid values in big husky long overcoats (12 to 18 years), and junior overcoats 21 to 10 years). STREET FLOOR $7.95 Junior Coats and Mackinaws, $6.75 The junior coats are for little “tikes” from 21 to 8 years, and the mackinaws in sizes 8 to 17 years. STREET FLOOR Velvet and Velveteen Blouses Reduced' Sizes 34 to 42 in the group; pleasing styles and coldrs. $5.95 and $6.95 Blouses for $4.95. $7.95 Blouses for $5.95. $9.95 Blouses for $7.95. SPORT SHOP, SECOND FLOOR Full Size Bordered Comfort, $4.94 Usually $595! Cambric center, and sateen border to blend. Filled with processed cotton. THIRD FLOOR -$5.84 Rayon Bedspreads, $4.95 Size 81x105 or 72x105, long enough to cover pillows. Lustrous finish in rose, blue, gold or helio. THIRD FLOOR o OOO Bungalow Aprons A Special Purchase for January Selling at Crisp, fresh aprons that are so attractive and such astounding values that you will want tolay in a large supply of them! Of percale and gingham, in dainty plain shades, as well as checks, plaids, striped and floral designs ; prettily styled and trimmed with braid, rickrack, bindings, organdie or lace. 2,000 in all—a wonderful selection and only 88c! THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Regular and Extra Sizes LANSBURGH & BRO. 7TH TO 8TH TO E—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—FRANKLIN 7400