Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1926, Page 37

L s A THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. . THURSDAY. JANUARY 14, 1926. b1l KLAN “UNMASKING" WORRIES NEW YORK Charter Under New Name May Exemnt It From Walker Law Provisions. MONUMENT’S Elevator Doesn’t Run, But Doughty Recalling chills run up 2.-WAY STAIRS USED 23: ). BY ’8 PERSONS I A "Scale Heights—Reporter’s End to End Sta- tistics Reach to Moon. A e ont tribs ol the old ke several rn v If the your spine.| adage down Monument,” a this paper! Mall with wunment to vidin person to the p o climbers who walking are of al oldest nh durin nd down the fon the make t t e “The tedious and pre eturned to t “that she when she to show d a und just 'Hl.u‘m»\‘ an the 1 pression as he st A DR. W. B. CALDWELL AT THE AGE OF 83 ree, would suburbs ificient | feverisi z RQdie T eu e tevetio ivevive @ q ; 2 bl 8 Second Floor Glrls 69c Tams, 39c W nu\ R 3t o i Second Floor Sl 98 Crepe Kimonos sl i d with neat satin ribbons fabric Second Floor 50c Brassieres, 29c ux\(l'\ fabric with “Secontt Floor lek and Rayon Hesiery m evening and Street Floor 25¢ Fancy Braids 10c Yd. Fancy Trimmina Iths, Dea l r\)ur combmations in vari- s paiterns. Street Floor Trimming Remnants 50c Yd. Short lengths of tnlle. net. Spanish I e Rangzii in len"v]v attractive colors Street Floor Collar Tabs, 15¢ Yd. Circular tabs ~old for 30c hroidered in colors silver. t cof Is. in narrow w georgette, es and cot- from 1% to Numerons for- em- and for collars, Net gold Street Handkerchiefs 6 for 25¢ of Handkerchief and chiidren various styles Choice for women e and colors Street Floor Ve1hngs, 15c Yd Che SO AN N8 Y L 7 AL we have a wide v .rml\ of the various styles most called for. Street Floor Men’s Hose, 55¢ Irregulars of 79c grade. Splen- did Quality Silk and Lisle Hose. Double heel and toe. Cordovan, black, gray and two-tone knit. Sizes navy. 3 effects in dropstitch 91% to 1112 Street Floor Infants’ Shirts, ]9c Striped Shirts. in front styles. Sizes A nly. Street Floor Rayon SRS S VTN S Featuring small lots of seasonable merchandise at sharply reduced prices. QP eiipdiovi pde I eI PR AU — Satisfaction Since 1859 55.75 to *10 Dresses Reduced for Tomorrow Only $2 98 Jacquard, satin. plaids, Friday—you may choose a new dress for about to J what vou would us uxU\ for the same garment of about 30 . in street and sport 1 of silk, Tace. georgette, anton crepe, woolens and balbriggans. One and two piece models included. Lovely colors and styles. All sizes in the group, but not in each style. Sizes 16 to 30. *10and °15 Winter Coats 5 Men’s 35¢ Hose, 2] ¢ Lisle Ho in ankle-fittiny style. ( m.‘.‘.\an gray. black, navy. white and champagne. Sizes 974 to 12 Street Floor Boys’ Lumberjacks $3.49 Our 8398 and 448 garments reduced. All-wool “Arga” brand Numerous plaid combinations. Sizes 6 to 16. Street Floor Boys’ $1.98 Knickers $1.39 Fully Lined Knickers in tweed mixtures. plain colors and stripes. Full cut and nicely made. Sizes 8 to 17. pay smart A small group of sport and street coats of polaire, bolivia and wool plaids. Some with fur collars. Lined with sateen or lin- gette. Sizes 16 to 40. Second Floor—King's Palace Men’s Suede Gloves $1.25 nlar 3 ac to 81 Street Floor Women’s $3 Mocha Gloves, $1.25 Very good-looking styles tha formerly sold for S 535, 6 and 6% only Street Floor $2.25 and $3 Cuff Gloves, $1.25 “ Novelty Cuff Gloves of fine kid. in delightful light colors as well as black or white. = Sizes 1o 612 These are wonderiul values. Street Floor Men’s $3.98 Sweaters $2.49 Heavy Tumbo-knit Sweaters, with | lar. Heather Sizes 36 to 46 Street Floor Men’s 79¢ Work Shirts, §2c Good Quality Shirts, All seams double stitched. colors. Sizes 1474 to 17. Street Floor Men’s 50c Ties, 39¢ Rayon Knit Ties of excellent quality. A wide range of stripes, checks and novelty patterns. Ali desirable colors. Street Floor Men’s $1.50 Union Suits, $1.05 Medium-weight Cotton Rih- bed Suits. Full cut. Ecru or random gray. Sizes 36 to 46. Street Floor Boys’ $1.39 Wash Suits, $1.15 Good quality cotton chambray and Peggy }‘ynnu on or middy <tyles sizes. 4 to 8, Ntreet Floor Boys’ 79c Blouses, §52c “Argo” brand. in white seli- stripe madras and striped per- cales. . Fast colors. Sizes 7 to 15. pongee. cloth. Al Part-wool <hawl col mixtures only. Blue Chambray made with two pock 2 Street Floor Toilet Articles, Clearance, 25¢ A varied assortment of cold creams, vanishing creams. etc.. in numerous brands, all priced for immediate disposal. Street Floor .50c to $1 Face Powders, 25¢ Clearance of various brands in several shades and weights. For clearance. Street Floor I' YEAR Pedestrians pre- ages E70\i g iig i 9\ B D venerahle Underhill re b, [ © Custodian ind women unas: good many mothers do it with 1 Arms. Among abont the derhill other interesting Monument, not all Il vouch for, ner, from cold weather uth side in Winter is_half inch wider thun (he ufhor slde he 1o expansion from the sunshine ndeniable fact lizhtl he ar W the fre he | hat they actually ca he still | . Monument s | ministration he Child’s Laxative which Mothers 1 childrey Dr.Caldwell’s SYRUP PEPSIN O N SO Ntreet Floor Friday---Green Ticket Specials Look for the Green Signs Statlonery, 25¢ §1 and =150 g Paper. Boxes or bhroken from Street Floor $1 and $1.50 ; Compacts Sgc and Single Compacts auantities \vrfpi Floor $1 and $1.50 Perfume Sprays, 59c learance of 3-0z. Size Sprays 1 styles. colors and de- xcellent values Street Floor Wash Goods Remnants 2V5c Yd. of percales. gingham. outing flanne. flannel. bleached muslin bleached cotton Street Floor Wash Goods Remnants " 29c Yd. lengths of brocaded rayon. tussah pongec. lonzcloth, nainsook. lingeric sateen. Seco silk, foundation silk and wash crepe. 32-inch . domet and un- Choice Short Street Floor Curtain Fabri’c Remnants 10c Yd. Short lengths of 19¢ and plain and fancy weav lTengths from 1 to 3 yard able for sash curtains, cte Third Floor Clearance of 100 Velvet ¢ 2 A choice group of smart hats in medium, large and small shapes in black and colors $10, $12 and $15 Hats 5 Reduced to Clearance of about Model Hats in velvet and satin. Beautiful hats in gracious styles, Advance Styles in Felt Hats $1.98, $2.98 and $3.98 Street Floor Lace Curtain Strips - 29c Each When sold in pairs they were $2 and more. White and ecru in attractive patterns. 24 and 3 yards long. Some slightly im- perfect. $1.50 afii’fz“c“}lu Rugs 98¢ 36x72-inch Stenciled Gras s Ru; An odd lot of about 48 assorted colors. Plain 5 with neat borders. Third FNk bies i their stories of which i is that | M shaft is shorter in Winter than | due to contraction of the | and that suspended opper wire. | new SEi naturedly {and will make the trip to o Vending slishily southwest. with the | GREEK REPUBLIC FLAG upon .m.h:lN.wl.«“::r;. of the they fon = winds howl- € thie strue When, [spire Comruent Roused by Actiontof GHI. ing nst the sides e el i or of 'Inyr\ were needlessly c#goRlotelidnt Hon ument wis designec Prince Paul. velocities far i r hour. B P By the Ascociated Press CHICAGO, Januar Panl ot rece, heir + furry 14 P Apparent uld e~ oy it The shrine has d 1o all visitors for the past two months and [ will remain so until ‘r out February Underhill said. 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