Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1926, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. \(,, MONDAY, MARCH 15 1926. DR. J. T. HOSKINS DIES . | AFTER A LONG ILLNESS' Was Retired Druggist and a Mem-i 1 Masonic A WEINER IS ELECTED | HEAD OF HEBREWS Named President of Federa-| tion of Associations at Meeting at Center. ber of Seve Organizations. a retired «oaington and aj ors Dr. James T. druggist of Soul member of se tions, died at sey avenue routheast after a long i ~ Woodward & Mnthrop 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Masonc 414 New this morntn; wome in Alex 1853, and Special Spring Sale NEW COATS Women’s, Larger Women’s, Misses’ t this cit public sch in_pharm For m. Florence \ —_ DR. JAM matron of der of the SOCIAL LEADERS HIT IN STRATON'S SERMON-A”” e Pastor \Says | Blotida '-ctmmy"rv ; L el Show Indicated Degrada- tion of Societv. the Jewish the dele Hy in | C. & 0. to Run Bus Line. CRLIICAGO, March 15 (®).—eIncor- poration of a motor bus line sub- —Rev. Dr. John Roach Straton | sidian” nced yesterday hy | his pulpit in the IV the Ch Alton Railroad. The | h e S Alton will operate | By the Associated Prece SST PALM BEACH, Fla., March rdrom BALTIMORE $2.00 WILMINGTON 4.25 oroen sarmon | PHILADELPHIA 5.00 Ll Y 4 manAgEMER {00 57 U S iy not atend the at which the ore, 2 1d at $1,000 each. nd Petershurg aly it ) said that his attention was at- i tab m d he aft- St ound ta 1 held in the aft. tracted by an editorial in a local paper ; . discussion of the i ‘ongratulations go to the soctety ers who graclously unhinged their the Club Montmartre to harity. ft 1e, mingled w Vv one ind will be hel Thanksgiving day in Newport News, Va Peinistipisied MORE WOMEN AT DUKE. Envollment Doubles Eight Times 2 ’ S 801 11th St. N.W. Main2704 § DERHAM March 15 (#)— \dowed for | ) ALL and DELIVER LEAN and PRESS MENS SUITS................95%¢ NECKTIES, 3 FOR A QUARTER PLAIN ONE-PIECE CLOTH DRESSES. . .. $1.50 1 of women at This is an event of the greatest interest to those who are looking for a smart coat for Spring and Easter—that will be fashionable. of excellent quality and attractively priced. From outstandingly smart coats, we offer yvou—sleeveless cape coats—fur-collared charmeen coats—cape-coats—mannish tweed sports coats—imported English fabric coats—at these unusually low prices. Women's Coats $22.50 Specially Priced \ special group oi imported Fnglish fabric coats; well g4ailored; silk lined; in three models—sleeveless cape- coat, mannish belted sports coat, and swagger coat: ot tweed mixtures in— TAN BLUE Former Pr Chamb. ? Larger Women’s Coats $ 39.50 . Specially Priced / Seldom does the larger woman have the oppor of selecting a smart coat at such low prices. s group of beautifully tailored coats:are of lorcheen and charmeen, silk lined; with novel insets, chic collars and cuffs. In new colors— SANDSTORM, SAWDUST, BLUEBELL, NAVY, CEDAR, THISTLEDOW A KANAKA, VERONICA, BLACK Offices that’ll be an assel You'll be surprised how agreeable surroundings will stimulate efficiency—and the cheeriness and convenience of the suites—in the new Vermont Office Building Vt. Ave. at L Street -—offer the ideal. GRAY PURPLE BROW ORANGE Roasted RIGHT here in Washington The positive relief for SEA, TRAIN AND CAR Sickness. Stops the nauses at once. 25 years in use. $1.50 at Drug Scores 3 on receipt of price “Guard Against “Flu” With Musterole Tnfluenza, Grippe and Pne unionia | usually start with a co The moment you get those warning aches, get busy with good old Musterole. Musterole relieves the congestion and stimulat reulation. It has all| of the oid-fashioned er without the blister, Rub it on with your finger-tips. First you feel a warl healing ointment pores, then a soothing, mation and quick re Musterole handy for emers ¥ It may preveni serlous ilness. To Mothers: Musterole is also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children’s Musterole. Jars & Tubes Betier than o mustard plastas l R R R SR N W AN S S o WA A ey -PI-HIX&K ¥ bbb b K reliable service. Private lavatory, with hot and cold water in each suite, and an all-day garage close by—where you can park your car at nominal cost. 1415 Well lighted, well ventilated—well regulated and Handy location, close to street cars and bus lines- Suites of 2 rooms to entire floors Rentals from $50 a month up. Representativa at the Building MCKEEVERW*G St. Rental Agents ¢-+++HH+H+‘H-M++N++MM+1- o «"’?‘ Big Check Book—- Or little check book— No matter what the size of your financial folio may be, we've prices' to fit it. In our new Spring suits there are many *HADDINGTON'S at $30— Many Ro~er's Peet’s at $70— Many of both in between. But all of ’em are made with the same careful attention to de- sign and workmanship, and all represent unusual values. Topcoats, $65 to $25. And the Spring Four-Forty Hats at $4.40. Exclusively at SREGISTERED EYER’S SHOP 1331 F Street I T e T T O I e e Women's Coats $ 39.50 Specially Priced Four dlistinct models are featured in this group—a cape- coat and three tailored models. All splendidly tailored ; of impyprted English fabrics—these coats are the kind that vott would expect to find higher priced. Tweed mixtured of— EVERGLADE HBATHER Women's Coats $ 49.50 Speciadly Priced "he d Lorcheen coats, collared with Summer %fi:::;sflrill] ox mink—beautifully made and lined. Insets, braid, nowel cuffs and collars trim these lovely coats. In the newvest colors— SANDSTORM. CEDAR. KANAKA, BLUEBELL, \'21\\73 BLACK, THISTLEDOWN, CROQUETTE, ;i ' VERONICA Wemen's Coat Section. Thiwa! floor. VIKING TAN GRAY Seven Special Values in - 'NOTIONS Tailor's Tape Measures.... - : . Mercerized I(i:kn;k B‘;:ud.hlg:q -finishing Braid, whi lo r‘S::fil:hy P{nlu. co:!n. u‘l’:eg l!-!;/ 3‘;;,1 Cngli vi y rd pieces. '4 o T%glo;raimn{‘bla&. wf‘t!e, colors T (.\?ilfiii.’.l;'d ess Shields, regular wnd crescent. ... Other Attractime Values Snep Fasteners, black, white, A‘lsl sizes, 10c card, $1.10 dos, cards pink, blue..5¢ Spool Silk, bl ors, 50 yards, ‘White. Organd, Frill, plcot 10c each, ; o W edge, black, copen and red, 20c Wiard, §5.25 dozen yards. English Dressmaker's Pins, %-lb. boxes.........30¢c box Miada Lingerie Claspa, black, white, flesh, = 10c card, $1.10 doz. %-inch Colored Cotton Tapes, for bl sm; ofo‘vau, loz. N Tomato Pin Cul‘hlmu,u. e 3 “-.‘gl‘m:"l“ e $25 Notions Section. First floer. Larger Women’s Coats $59.50 Specially Priced An unusual offering to larger woren are the coats in this group—of charmeen, lorcheen, twills and hairline. many with Summer fur collars—squirrel, mink and dyed squirrel—in all the becoming and slenderizing styles—straightline and slightly flaring models. Tn Spring olors— KANAKA, CROQU NAVY, CEDAR, S APOLEON BLLUE, CUCUMBER N, WINTER ROSE, AUBUSSON BLACK Special Size Coat Section, Third floor. THISTLEDOWN, DSTORM, GRAY, Misses’ Smart Coats Satin, cashmere lined ; twilleen ; ottoman ; novelty sports fabrics; tapestry tweeds; with smart silk or plaid taffeta lmings—in Sprihg's newest colors—navy, gray, bois de rose, green. beige and black and in Spring’s newest styles—flares, straightline and cape-coats. Misses' Coat Secttom, Fourth floor. Tomorrow—A Special Sale 2,000 Yds. Woven Tissue Gingham Much Less Than the Regular Price Think of securing this fine sheer voile-like gingham in colorful patterns at this remark- ably low price. Only through a special pur- chase are we able to offer such a value for 38c—far below the regular price. There is a large variety of the newest plaids, 38c Yard and checks—gay and infinitely becoming - irom which to choose. With Spring requiring gingham for so many, many things, this sale offers you an unusual op- portunity to secure the material at a very decided saving. 36 inches wide. Combinations of—Red and White, Green and White, Lavender and White, Pink and White, Blue and White, Tan and White, Honeydew and White, and Black and White. Cotton Goods Section, Second floor. Women’s Light-Weight Sports Hose Just in $1.75 $2 $3 Imported Sports Hose in Jacquard weaves on light tan grounds with varied colored diamond figures. $2 a pair. Hosiery Section. First floor. _, Two-tone Silk and Lisle Mixed llose, in fawn, beige, black and white mixture, $1.75; a pair; with contrasting clox, $3 a pair.