Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1926, Page 22

CAR SERVICE HIT BY CITIZENS' BODY Survey of Cathedral Heights Transportation Status Will Be Made. Transportation needs of the Wiscon- sin avenue section were stressed in resolutions adopted by the Cathedral Heights Citizens’ g in St Alban’s Parish Hall, | nd Wisconsin avenues, been seeking to have the Washington Railway and Electric Co. increase its service to the District line, abolish the l-cent transfer and the one-man cars and maintain equipment in a clean and sanitary manner. A letter from Pre t Ham of the Washington Railway and Electric Co. was read, in which he stated that, because of finan- clal reasons, it would be impossible to create additional runs on the schedule and t ed to provide first class. mc or the comfort and ntained that the car- and sanitary and, with »doing with the r risconsin avenue t. in view of incurred by in moving its tracks le of the avenue to the v, it would be impossible to com- with the request Will Make Survey. pton, pr »d that the com] he resolution bject directed that a | ppointed to make a sur- ) for & public hearing, ' zetown and Northwest Suburban citizens’ associations will be invited to co-operate in this movement Helmick, reporting on made to have the ation on the south of Wiscon: enues remov mmendation of 1 to creat ion and ofiicials redral would be referred to 1sent of the n, and d to the roposed to wherever pos- adopted | to communi- pany and to operate -action | e from | reets to fear was expi twe to membership, Aiken-Augusta revails during the racing and | ns upon, and but s to, open-air life un conditi and amid fed amuse- polo, ten ;. driving, etc t reduced fares nvenient train serv foe r to fares, time eping car reser ease call upon, or write D. P. A. 1510 H st D. C. Southern Advertisement nis, auton Round-trip t now on sale. A London newspaper commenting on the modest cost of Queen Alex. andra's funeral, recalls that King Edward’s funeral cost $227,000, Queer Victoria’s §177.000, and that it cost $250.000 to bury Queen Mary, consort of Willlam ITT AMIEMCAN AND TRUST I & Old Newrich, proud and pursey, goes for his morning stroll; his thoughts have little mercy on those who have no roll. He has no use for merit, for talent, virtue, worth, unless such things inherit the riches of ths earth. For years his luck was rotten, he could not gain a wad; but this {8 all forgotten, he has his acres broad; he has his bonds and leases, his stocks and ofl well shares, he has his golden pleces and costly easy chafrs. When he was poor as blazes, with sandburs In his boots, he cussed, {n biting phrases, the sordid, grasping plutes. But now that he is richer than any one in view, and drinks, from gilded pitcher, a priceless boot- leg brew, he has one only measure for all his fellow men—their quantity of treasure, their store of shining yen. 0ld Newrich views with pity the bard without a wad, whose sonnets, wise and witty, have made the world ap- plaud. He views with scorn the 8ffig- er, with scanty goods endowed, whose music is the bringer of pleasure to the crowd. He laughs at {dle blighfers who do not yearn for gold, who with Instructive writers but ask to be en- rolled. The Newrich world is smaller than any ever spawned; no wider than a dollar, no longer than a bond. And ‘neath the village steeple the pas. tor's voice is hurled: “It takes all sorts of people to make a tinhorn world.” (Copyright.) WALT MASON. Pl Gets Threatening Letters. CHICAGO, January 8 (#).—Threat- ening letters demanding $4,000 under penaity of death to his 1l-year-old | daughter caused Arthur L. 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Bandeaux and Brassieres, remarkable values! Made of fine broche and satin stripe materials. 39 c i | | Sizes 30 to 42. Saturday only [ STREET FLOOR, BARGAIN TABLE. Sample Kid Gloves Another lot—lines that sell usually for ° $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50 — Special $1.95 Beautiful quality imported kid gloves, with flare and turn-back cuffs, perforated, stitched in contrasting colors and embroidercd. All shades. STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Clearance Sports Wear! Sizes 16 to 20 years, and 36 to 44 included in the fol- lowing: (18 COVERT CLOTH (16, DRESSES, in tailored sport styles. | duc Reduced from $11.95 and $15.00 ssaesens $9.95 VELVET AN] REPE DE CHINE SPORT DRESSES, | in smart two-piece style. Former- | ly $15.00, now $9.95 | E WINK (49) BALBRIGGAN SPORT | which were formerly FROCKS, two-piece models; origi- ‘ priced at $3.95 and $4.95, closing | | | CLOTH DRESSES, re- for clearance from $5.95 3. 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A ome-strap slipper with low Two-strap.pump, with neat cut- heel and cut-out. In patent or out on the side and Cuban heel. tan galf. In patent leather and tan calf. : SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. An Exceptional Purchase Brings Tots’ Panty Dresses At This Unusual Price! For Saturday This kind of an offer makes it seem foolish for mothers to bother making them at home—and cer- tainly these are cunningly styled and well made! , 3 P.ANTY DRESSES, of gingham and chambray, in plain tan, copen, rose, green and navy, or in dainty plaids and checks. Adorably trimmed with stitch- ing, bands, ribbon ties, etc. Sizes 2 to 5 years. TWO-PIECE SUITS for little boys from 2 to 5 years; in copen, navy, green or tan, with collars, bandings and pockets of white. FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. ~ Hats—In Mode Both Trimmed and Sport Models, That Hint of Spring $ Fresh, bright silks are favored for midseason and early spring wear —in the trimmed hats. Fashioned of silk faille, silk bengaline and satin- in many cases effectively. combined with pettalin straw—they represent both the turban and cleve: brimmed shapes. For sportswear are the firmly established felt and velour—shown now in many high shades anc in the modish Giglio shape, and others as chic and becoming. Colorful Copen, lovebird, green, salmon, lipstick red, dogwood, rosewood, henna, sand, black and navy make up the pleasing selection of colors. SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Saturday’s Candy Surprise! 500 Lbs. of Delicious Pecans to be made into 9 = Pecan Pralines, maple flavor, each. ... 2 ¢ € olates 1 5 Q Both 1 pound of Usual 49c Homemade Cl 1 pound of Usual 29c Peanut Brittle STREET FLOOR For the Difficult Age! Reduction Sale of = Misses’ Coats £ $18.00 These are well made, cleverly styled coats that have been marked down from $29.50 and $35.00—in accordance with Janu- ary sales—and they offer unusu- ally fine values to those who rec- ognize the wisdom of aiter- Christmas coat buying. Sport models and more dressy ones of warm, durable weave all lined and for the most part fur trimmed. Sizes 13 to 19 years Warm Coats For Younger Girls. This group includes plain wool fabrics, wool and plainly tailored chinchilla models—a few of w been reduced from higher prices Many fur trimmed and all_warmly lined assortment of colors; in sizes 7 to 14 years $7.95 Silk Frocks For Junior Misses o Made of heavy crepe de chine in long, straight that are so becoming to girls from 13 to 17 y f In henna, green, black or nav ribbon, motifs or embroidery as char GIRLS’ DRESSES of flannel; tweed, jersey, crepe de chine and taffeta, in simply tailored styles. Sizes 6 to 14 years. i valuesat ..... i FOURTH FLOOR, $15.00 mixtures ch ha An excellent Now’s the Time to Buy, While January Sale Prices Are in Effect! Boys’Mackinaws,O’Coats and 2-Pants Suits %6.75 Heavy plaid sport mackinaws for boys from 7 to 17 years—fine cold-weather garments and wonderful values. _ Kiddie overcoats of tan or blue, 100% wool—warmly lined—for very young lads from 2 to 5 years. Junior box-model overcoats, heavy and serviceable; in sizes 2% to 8. Two-pants all-wool suits, styled to suit boys from 7 to 17 years. BOYS' AND JUNIORS' $12.75 OVERCOATS, in- sizes 2% to 10 and from 10 to 18 years. Reduced to. BOYS' $1500 AND $16.50 OVERCOATS, in junior sizes from 2Y; to 10 and boys’ sizes 10 to 18 years. Each....$12.75 STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. BOYS’$12.75 MACKINAWS, in big, burly styles, with shawl or notch collar. years. BOYS’ $9.75 MACKINAWS, of good warm material, in belt- ed style. Bpecial .... - D, $4.00. Sturdy Elk Shoes For All the Youngsters! Priced According to Size For Tots, Children and Misses— Flexible soled tan clk shoes with moccasin toe or tip. Sizes 4 to 513, $3.00; 6 to 8, $3.50; &' to 11, $4.00; 1132 to 2, $4.75. Widths C and D. Y For Boys— Tan EIk school shoes, with good tough Uskide sole, and rubber heels. Splendid for wear. Sizes 113 to 6; widths C and Sizes 8 to 17 Sizes 8 to 17 years. " SECOND FLOOR. LANSBUKGH & BRO. Look! Men! Truhu Silk Mufflers A beautiful, heavy qual- ity that usually sells for $3.50—only $2.95 These large, heavy silk mufflers are \\'.hite with black embroidered silk dots—won- derfully smart looking, and a value that is exceptional. Only a limited number to sell at this low price! Carter Union Suits, a Winter-weight garment in gray or radium, long sleeves $l 95 . and legs. Sizes 36 to 46. Suit.... Athletic Union Suits, of Madras, well made and finished in most comfortable 79 of styles. Sizes 36 to 46. Suit : C Fl]-nnalene Pajam: neatly made and trimmed with frogs. In sizes A, B, C, D. 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