Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1926, Page 12

§ 2] > ECONOMIST DIES AFTER OPERATION ma losing @ leg by the accident, later James W. Marshall Was Executive of War Lahor | mestis oot e tnd st : i » amputation of Farmer With Leg, , Arm and Finger Gone Carries On Dispatch to The Star. ‘a., January 29.—Part- ough his threshing h he was operating, . Brubaker, a county, despite these handicaps, does most of his farm- ing. §ie. walking on a wooden leg and manipulating his plows, drills and [ rm, supple- the other, is James Wirt M , 45 years old, one of the chief ex s of the Na tional W World W died at day folle After the Mr. Marshall economist with took part in man his late residence, -1805 Monroe where economic | street, this afternoon at 3 o'clnck. volved, especially | Rev. Andrew Reid Bird will officiate. | employes and mine work: | Interment will be in Rock Creek Cem- he had | etery. te busi-| He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Frank Topliff Marshall; two daughters, ber of an e Topliff Marshall and direct de- | Miss Wirt arshall; his ohn Mar- nor Greenleaf Mar. anc . E s this city, and a brother, ted at s and L s E. Marshall of Rocky Mount, | in et and : 1 Entrances 8th St. and L _.t—otairway 8th Lt. ialrance Nearest E 146 Winter Coats Reduced Tomorrow! The great day of coat values! In t the greatest values we have offered in many a day. for the-e coats are above the average at even twice this price. Smart styles, the majority re- cently purchaded, in all popular materials, drastically reduced for immediate clearance. Attractive Fur Trimmings Fully Lined- All sizes in the group. You cannot afford to mis sale, but as the number is limited, vou'll have to come early. rument of newer styles that 3 nd that will greatly appeal to the well dressed woman of moderate means. Gay colors and saucy shapes with trimmings smart in their simpli are an easily recognized asset for dress or sports wear. Satins—Silk and Straw Combinations— Moiret Lace Clearance! Women’s Shoes All from our higher priced stocks in a profu- sion of favored styles, at startling reductions, for quick clearance. THE Every shoe absolutely per- fect and grouped according to size on separate tables. Choose from— Patent Leather Satin Black Kid Velvets Pumps, oxfords, straps, operas, step-ins and sandals, their beauty offset by open work, stitching and other trim- mings. All sizes in one style or another. High, low and mili- tary heels, mostly covered. Offering Extraordinary! Boys’ Lumberjacks $ 1 95 Husky, warm lumberjacks, that are the rage everywhere. Even the fair sex has taken to them for school or sports wear. And no wonder. Snug and good looking, distinctively collegiate, and made for rough wear® Of heavy wool flannel, with but- ton cuffs,” knitted waistband and convertible collar. Choice of big colored checks and plaids. Sizes 6 to 16. Boys’ Sweaters An odd lot of fine sweaters, priced ridiculously low to (fa clear away prior to inven- @ ° tory. In all styles and bright colors. Sizes 24 to 36. EVENING STAR, Candy Specials! L&B Nut ‘ll‘afiy, with Brazil nuts, walnuts e Te eddc Cocoanut and Pea- nut Taffy, only Peanut Taff: Vs crisp and tasty. A s 990 Old - Fashioned Chocolate D: A P i 29c 01ld - Fashioned Mint Droj A KTREET FLOOR LANSBURGH & BRO. l The Newest SCARFS Are Printed, of Course! $2.958& $4.95 And like the season’s array of designs—they present an almost infinite variety of choice. Demure prints, bold prints, conventional prints, exotic prints — and many, many more! At §295—are printed crepe scarfs, including effective combi- nations of all popular colors. At $495—are radium and crepe de chine scarfs, with fringed ends. Lovely vivid color effects, also black and white designs. BTREET FLOOE For Spring Wear! New Wool SWEATERS ’2.95 Mediam weight, well krit, plain wool sweaters, in jac- quette or button-front styles -—with high collars, roll col- lars, close-fitting collars, or no collars at all. Green, navy, tan, gray and black; 36 to 44. SPORT SHOP, SECOND FLOOR Amazihg Coat Values IN THESE THREE UNDERPRICED GROUPS! WOMEN'S AND MISSES' SIZES The mark-down pencil has done its worst—for us—and its best for you—here are the remarkable results: - Fine coats of suede, veloria and bolivia—that were for-| $ Flared, straightline or wrappy 19 merly $29.75 to $39.75! models, with Manchurian wolf, mandel, lynx, dyed coney or fox to trim them. trimmed with squirrel, mandel, Manchurian wolf, nutria] and French lynx. Former $35 and $39.75 models—smartly styled and richly| $23 Exceptionally fine coats, $39.75 to $59.50! Mis : Jr. Youthful Modes Direct From New York °10 Made of such favored mate- rials as crepe de chine, Canton crepe and satin—with trim- mings and style treatments that are Sizes 13 to 17 years. Tailored styles, such as the i velvet - trimmed model little sketched, that are more dressy—but not more chic! -~~And Charming $1 5 EV ening Dress €s Bouffant taffetas, with simple bodice and very full s_kirt——s dainty crepe de chines and georgettes—in the shades of rose, green, yellow, blue and pink. lovelies! Sizes 13 to 17 years. Girls' and Junior Misses' Coats at $15 and $18 —reduced from higher prices and offered for clearance. These chic and « higher priced stocks, and Mr. arkdown's blue pencil has wrought great havoc with their original price tags. The absolute newest in styles, colors and firments are taken from our weaves are included. FOURTH !'IMI. LANSBURGH & BEO. whose earlier prices ranged from $ Luxuriously furred with fitch, beaver,} squirrel, wolf, fox and Manchurian wolf. | Three wonderful opportunities—don’t miss them! SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1926. GOVERNMENT PAY CHECKS CASHED, STREET FLOOR LANSBURGH & BRO. 7th to 8th to E—~FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 New and Stunning’ Hats %4.65 Spring—to any woman—comes as soon as she gets a new hat! And it will be Spring tomorrow for hundreds of women alert to opportunities for saving as well as t6 the smartest styles of the day! The Styles—All That Is New The Colors—Bright, Springlike The Values—EXCEPTIONAL! Co]orful as a Garden Of Flowers —the Millinery Shop blossoms forth with this assortment of beautiful new hats, and you should wait not a day—not an hour to get your Spring hat. You'll find your type—pic- ture hats, turbans, small poke shapes; and you’ll find your head size in a score or more irre- sistible new hats! COPEN DOGWOOD LOVEBIRD ROSEWOOD WILDBERRY PABLO LIPSTICK HENNA SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. ALMOND WILD HONEY CHARTREUSE BLACK %, " Lovely White For the Miss—Who Graduates! crepe and flat crepe—made on becomingly girlish lines—and rendered still more charm- ing by touches of lace, satin ribbon, beading, perky bows and ruffles. lightful frocks are sketched: | ‘ Exquisite models of soft georgette, canton { Two of these de- The one fashioned of georgette and fine swlk lace, with graceful lantern sleeves and an snteresting oversksrt in four cerculayr sections. $25. The other, likewise of georgette—on long lines, ending wn a circular flounce. Cap sleeves, rows of fine tucks, rosebuds and shirred satin ribbon trimmeng are at- tractive features. $25. Others $16.00 to $39.75. Sises 14, 16, 18, 20 years and size 38 SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. F].‘OCl(S A Pre-Inventory Finale! Boysq Suits High School Suits Prep School Suits Stadent Suits °15 Correctly cut, man- nishly tailored suits— dependable L&B quality — for young men of high school or rep school age. 2 B ’IPaken froEx our higher- priced stock —and offered for pre-inventory clearance at substantial savings! Boys' Two-Pants School Suits $6.95 Of neat, dark mixtures that are as serviceable as they are good-looking! Norfolk cut coat and two pairs . of lined knickers; in sizes 7 to 17 years. 'An exceptional value! Clearing 188 Pairs of Boys’ Novelty Sport Socks, in many hand- some and novel effects —at a special price of only... 95c refreshingly new. or youthful frocks —that are flattering to 1 ] All Overcoats and Mackinaws Reduced! P Long School O'coats, clearing at $7.95, $9.75, $12.75 Cuban hecl and neat cut-out $15. over the imstep. Some in low Junior O’coats, now $5.95, $7.95, $9.75 and $12.78. heel. Plaid Mackinaws, clearing at $5.95, $7.95 and $9.75. A ome-strap slipper with low STREET FLOOE, LANSBURGH & BEO. heed fl?}‘ cut-out. In patent or lan calf. SECOND FLOOE, LAN Just 200 Pairs Women's Novelty Kid and Suede GLOVES *1.95 An offer that is worth your while to take advantage of carly in the day! If y don’t, you may “get left!” Of fine, soft kid and suede with very smart flared cuffs, in many cases trimmed in ga) contrasting colors. Exception al values, every pair of them. Washable Chamoisette Gloves, of extra fine quality, with many Al . STREET FLOOR Clearance of Le Contour GIRDLES $10 to $14 Monels 7.45 $6.50 to $9.00 Models ’5.39 It isn’t every day that you find these well known girdles —at such savings as these— so this sale is quite worth looking into! All are made of a superior quality of broche, on smart long hip, low bust lines ; with elasticinserts over the hips. A few back lacing models included in the group at $5.39. CORSET SHOP, SECOND FLOOB On the Main Floor Bargain Table Special Lot Bandeaus, Bandettes and Bras- sieres, at .. i 39C & Special Usual $1.50 Corsets, clear- ingat ... 896 MAIN FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO Frocks Women's Full-Fashioned (CHIFFON) SILK STOCKINGS Which is a very modest price, indeed, for these carefully woven, exquisitely sheer silk stockings. All the smart new shades that those women are de- manding are to be found here, too! 50 p,. 474 Pairs of Chil- dren’s Novelty Sport Socks, with fancy tops, selling tomorrow —a pair only... 25C STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. : = \ Smart, Tailored Shoes > = $5 Four Styles are sketched . The comfortably smart shoe that you have been seek- ing for tailored wear is among these four! Patent pump, one-strap style, with attractive stitching and Cuban heel. Two-strap pump, with neat cut-out om the side and Cubam heel. In patent leather and tan calf. N & BEO.