Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1926, Page 24

Gaither, national ressional campaign who arranged the Mrs. George Democratic commitieewomin, HARMONY LUNCHEON HAS 300 RESPONSES .. Mrs. Nicholson Maintains Stand Against Indorsements by Woman Democrats. Mortimer W, W who, coin- Mrs. J. V. : t. Mrs. S, t from the explained . under cir- indorsement is understood but also the ssentatives in te.’ Mrs. Nic n t she could not att Bpec atch to The Star, BALTIMORE, March 18.- than 300 reservations have be for the harmony Dem¢ al Di Democratic will be indor th s ta- | A Special Purchase! FROCKS —of distinctive Easter smartness at a half or a third of their value ’15 Full Peasant sleeves, brilliant embroidery, two- piece effects, bouffant types, flared and «straightline modes—that's just a few of the styles in this smart collection. The colors you'll want for Easter, the models, the trimmings! In Flat Crepe, Satin Crepe, Geor- gette over I t, Printed Crepes, Crepe Elizabeth and other new fabrics. Sizes for Misses, Women and Extra Sizes SECOND FLOOK, LANSBURGH & BRO. Bedwear 150 CRINKLED BED- SPREADS, in very neat striped de- .A'u:n» "l: ;(':':;J.ndfnlgllm"m‘ blus Bixt0s mehonr . . 91.88 100 ALLFEATHER PIL- LOWS, with attractive X and Hosiery 388 PAIRS OF WOMEN'S NOVELTY CUFF GLOVES, in black, tan gray, and white. Sizes 5% to 6% in the lot. §] 37 SPORT SOCKS, ke of our 50c grade. Al 1ty combinations. 9Q, 29¢ 300 CAMEL'S HAIR BLAN- warm and _durable. 3. 25% wool. 81x90 LUSTROUS RAYON BEDSET, with scalloped cut-out cory and separate bol- rs ster wlece. In"pluin g4 77 81x90 W] shades, SPREAD, of best quality, in new broud siripe _designs. per- fect goods. Each THIRD FLOOR Neckwear SHETLAND WOOL SC:}RF'S fn a number of effective plal feets, and bright colors. A short lot, clearing g 75 NET SLEEVES, and black only. ha reduced T Pair. only value. Draperies RUFFLED A N D LACE 5D MARQUISETTE CUR- fovely aquulity, in brown heen greatly rance. 2 =59 crewm, or green, and ne in wh w ‘“'\'l‘"d S‘T:; or_tan reen: | sise. B0%6: Vatues for only 89¢ FIFTH FLOOR rers * exeeptional values han hal wrices. Your cholcs st . . 20C STREET FLOOR $6.95 Imported Luster China TEA SETS °4.95 Of Rich Blue With a Gold Tan Lining—The Set of 23 Pieces. Only Even the most ordinary of tea sets would be a remarkably value at $4.95—and this one is far from ordinary. .| slovakian pott THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1926. ery County women, and organizations will be represented from all parts of the State. Mrs. Gaither said she was sincerely sorry that Mrs. Nicholson is not to be present. *“It will be an appreclation luncheon, given to State and Federal officehold- . |ers whose terms are about to expire,” she declared. “We want to express our confidence in them because of the faithful service they have already rendered and to assure them of our continued support If their names should appear again on the State ticket. e Makers of German and of (zecho- once so popular in ’his country, plan a campaign to put CHAMBER SEEKS END OF BUSINESS ABUSES National Organization Heads Plan Board to Wipe Out Uneconomic Methods. Establishment of machinery to elimi- nate trade abuses and uneconomic trade practices was annou by the Chamber of Comme United States. The board of directors of the chamber authorized appoint- ment of a permanent committee on trade relations to serve as the foc ing point for all activities In this direction. The committee will be composed of representatives of wholesaling, retall- ing, manufacturing and the consum- ing public. It will serve, the cham- ber sald, as a clearing house for in- formation relating to the adjustment of trade disputes and suppression of trade practices detrimental not only to the merchant and the manufac turer, but to the consuming public, The action of the national cham® ber, it was explained, is in response to a recommendation made by the national distribution conference. The committee designated by the cgnfer- ence to consider the general problem of trade relatigns pointed out & num- tices which it held were not only unethical but wasteful. ber of typlcal trade abuses and prac- .- JAPS HELD IN DRUG RAID. LOS ANG S, March 18 P)— Three Japanese, one reputed”to be a millionaire, were arrested, and nar- cotics with an asserted retail value of $104;000 were seized by police here yesterday, after the trio was alleged to have sold the officers a quantity of drugs. The three are N. Shiaisy. by police to be the wealthy h an international drug ring; K shi and T. Koto. Arresting officers de- clared the men offered them §100,000 for their release. at $100,000. elegraph of - SEVERAL HURT AS SIX BUILDINGS ARE BURNED Heart of Business Section of Mil- ledgeville, Ga., Is Scene of Spec- tacular Night Blaze. By the Associated Pross MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga., March 18, —Several persons were injured and six buildings destroyed as a result of a fire which orig ed in the heart of ss district here late last Of 100 ma flames brought | at the Ams ter the | 26 were «from rance. when the Ciub fell anl store. Only of the injured had been identi- They o cuarried to a hos pital when th wct extent of thely hurte had not ¥ J & . Military Colleg also a student at the Shepard, s of automobiles : rdam show this year night. America and 30 from under le district had been th wh FRIDAY OPPORTUNITIES AT LANSBURGH & BRO. 6.000 Yards of Trimmings REMNANTS OF LACES AND TRIMMINGS, offer some ery witructive | values, ot lews th = thun “halt 93¢ et lnu.lnn'x:;m:nl white or 3 n 210 4 Inchen. Special, n yard 19¢ FRENCH VAL LACE EDG- INGS, 3 of an inch wide. Your choles of several pretty patterns In Piece o white only. 79¢ vards for Slespd RHINESTONE DRESS OR- N N prettlly _designed AMENTS, n nd and _square shapes. 30 ro Wonderful Friday values at STREET FLOOR Felt Hats! Knit Underwear 750 LITTLE JACK AND JIL UITS ~ FOR KIDDIES; ith Wiist. Nz Especially low priced at WOMEN'S ¢ In strp top steles Sives 56 foring, each ... 39¢ GLOVE SILK BLOOMERS. of good heavy qunlity: offered in all the leading shades, to mateh hosiery. Pair RAYON VESTS BLOOMERS. avell mud Amazingly low priced @90 TIIKD FLOOK Sale ! Offering Unusual Values —and Every New Shape and Color for Spring ! 2.85 When consider you the large amount of satisfaction that you get from one of these “dashing, colorful felts —the pric and particularly tomorrow’s price, seems ab- surdly low! Pablo, rose, almond, wood, salmon, henna, red. wild honey, and other gorgeous shades, in poke, and many clever new rolled brim mod- els—a delightful choice. SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. 565 Prs. Women's SHOES That Were Originally Three to Four Times This Price— CLEARANCE! %2.95 Of course, there are not all sizes in every style—but there are plenty of styles and plenty of sizes—and you shouldn’t miss this chance to pick up a pair of smart shoes for this “mere song.” Attractive styles of opera and strap in black satin, black suede, black calf, brown kid—and combinations of patent and blonde, or tan and blonde kid. Welt or turn soles, and all heels in the group. * SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Domestics 81x90 DOUBLE-BED SHEETS, all perfect quallty; ssam- less, ' hund forn, and free from . Hemmed or scal- ped. Your choice for only D1 42x36 OR 45x36 PILLOW- CASES, of a superlor grade of cot- ton, that is long wearing Q5 and serviceable. Speelal at 36-IN. SEA ISLAND UN- BLEACHED COTTON for general 5 SR €0 OMY .« <o ers 12Y5c THIRD FLOOR Luggage BLACK ENAMELED HAT BOXES, of strong imitation leather, with sewed edzes of tan or black: strong brass lock and clasp, Cloth lined, with pockets ia lid. "§0 75 Splendid values at .. . * FIFTH FLOOR drey 1oy Linens 44.INCH LINEN TABLE- CLOTHS, with ‘colored borders of Tone, or . An tlonal * “vatu ° $1.00 58x58 SILVER BLEACH DAMASK CLOTHS, in altractive floral designs with border of blue, gold, rose or helio, Fri- day's special price is.... WO 14INCH SILVER BLEACH DAMASK NAPKINS, in lovely pat- ternu; neatly hemstifched. An attractive offer; 6 for o 18x34 JEWEL CLOTH SCARF, trimmed with dainty ecru or white lace. Offered to-" 5() morrow for as low ns ALL-LINEN BRIDGE SETS, consisting of a cloth, size 36x: inches, and fonr napkins. Several attractive colors g1 05 at . THIRD FLOOR Usual $3.50 Georgette BED LIGHTS, $2.75 Exquisitely dainty and well made—you'd never expect to pay a cent less than $3.50 for them, and as a matter of fact, you usually wouldn’t! . Your choice of three artistic shapes—each covered with shirred georgette and trimmed with gold braid and French flowers. two-piece plug and 6 feet of anese In rose, blue, orchid, peach or green; complete with cord. FOURTH FLOOR, ART SECTION Usual $1.48 and $1.75 Jap- Luncheon Cloths Always attractive. and always serviceable—but 98¢ not often Llngerlc (15) CREPE NIGHTGOWNS prettily styled and slightly _ mussed ling. . Reduced EPE PAJAMAS, in clever two- Mussed from Tales s 'ta 1ot $1.49 (25) NOVELTY NIGHT- GOWNS, in peach aud _white, Marked * down dear-” ¢1 98 ance from K3.O% to strap huilt up o p and ading regular Because Jewelry SMALL LOT OF JEWELRY, with Reduced — to on for Friday selling. HOWE s 5 T " §4 48 STREET FLOOR Fine Of Famous L&B Quality —That Sells Day Day Out at $1.98 a Yard Flat Crepe *1.68 Yd. in and There is no more popular silk weave today than flat crepe: as it is equally appropriate for sport, afternoon and evening frocks—and for dainty lingeric as well. This is a handsome, ric shades for all occasions. Here are Beige Paris Flesh Bois de Rose Seal Brown Chateau Gray Kashmir Green White Peach Coral Maize Pink Brittc 150 New Easter COATS Are Outstanding Values at 25 The most wonderful thing about this special value-giving group is that it offers a full range of sizes from 14 years to 50% extra size; and such a smart array of styles; all well tailored, and all silk crepe lined. Shown in iret twill, lorsheen, poiretsheen and twillsheen, witfioiur collars, cape backs, embroidery, braiding, straightlines semi-flares, puff sleeves or other charming features. one of them! Unusual values—every SECOND FLOOE, LANSBURGH & BRO. Ribbons REMNANTS OF NARROW AND WIDE RIBBONS, in an_ as- sortment of attractive col ors.. Se to..... . SHORT LENGTHS OF A from 5 to 1'Tueh: " 150 Your Friday choice, a yard B e n s pleasing selection 0 4 ookaa for Feiday each., 9100 STREET FLOOR Handke;chiefs WOMEN'S INITIALED HANDKERCHIEFS, a very daint; kerchief with contrasting _col- ored woven border. 195 cial, each HANDKERCHIEF DOLLS, Shanabsribets S solged Ve ond doll. * Ve House Dresses (20) BALBRIGGAN ES, o broken size .muolRRn?nSg% price. Seo them atr . T $5. (97) GINGHAM DRESS AND UNIFORMS, slightly mu:gl:;ds. i 300, colors. _Were ing at ... (14) SATEEN PETTICOATS in an assortment of lo ‘Shades. Bplendid val- S CLOTH_DRESSES, 4 S Tana” ausorted iteebr™io ok froin “handilng. “ offered g9 () at . CORDUROY ROBES 29) of soft, wide-wale corduroy, in le assorted 'sizes and colors. Very low priced at 5 Silzer Gray Chevreuse Rose, THIRD FLOOR, L. h-looking quality—offered to you in as many as 50 Some of the Smart Favorites: Fallow Cocoa Dogrwood Blond Midnight Orchid Nazvy Nile Green Lupine Blue | Tenny Rose BURGH & BRO. Black Sistine Bluc Palmetto Green Marie Antoinette Chartreuse Woolens GRADE Gray wny Blue Rugs EMBESSEY FIBER RUGS, size DXI2 feet; of stroug tuisted et $1350 __OVAL RAG RUGS, size 23x g : machine-sewed rugs, of ted and plaited rugs. with at- tractive plain Special at . FIFTH FLOOR FAB- Egypia. light and durk colors. Formerly $2.00 yurd. Special “for” Friduy ouly,” §] 69 yard THIRD FLOOR Tepe, n Corsets ODDS AND ENDS OF COR- :’;:fin AND GIRDL I;l;hlil:::: roche and mer $3.00 to el s $4.65 SECOND FLOOR nan ta stubby style and ends, fuil For it $10.00 values, STREET FLOOR Mothers Will Save (.:ansidpmbly.' Boys' 4-Pc. Easter UITS A Special Purchase at a Fraction of the Price They Should Be *9.75 Single and double breasted models, like the snappy model that is sketched— “English cut, with one pair of long trousers, one pair of golf knickers and blunt cornered vest. New Spring woolens. Sizes 8 to 17. Boys' 4-Pe. Knicker Suits $9.75 Exceptionally well tailored of fine, serviceable woolens. The quality will appeal to parents and !h’e‘ English lines to the youth him- self. Coat and vest that are “just right,” with both regular and golf knickers. Sizes 7 to 17 years. STREET FLOOR 600 Slightly Soiled MEN'S SHIRTS A Wonderful Opportunity to Restock That Depleted Shirt 980 Supply! Come Early! Here are 650 Shirts, very slightly soiled from handling, with absolutely no imperfections, offered at 98c. Shirts worth a whole lot more than 98c. If you are wise you will buy as many of these shirts at 98c as possible. They're in plain colors and fancy combinations. All sizes 1315 to 17, 85 Suits of Men’s Pajamas, a broken line of better grade merchandise. They are slightly soiled from 99C A little fat, round pot with cream and sugar bowl of the same quaint shape, six cups and saucers, and siX tea plates. In the most charming shade of blue and tan—too remarkable a value to miss! SIXTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. found at any such low price! Blue and white printed breakfast or luncheo either 48 or b4 inch size, R Usual 48c Scarfs, to match cloths, 29c. FOURTH FLOOR, ART SECTION tive ... MEN'S L CHIEFS, of all Ya-ineh " hems. ure white only. Friday, 6 for STREET FLOOR (50) VOILE DRESSES in a somewhat musied condition: ~at- ovely"” pastel - shades. ‘@0 Tomorrow, only... ... 2 THIRD FLOOE 189 Pairs of Men’s Socks, irregulars of our $1.00 grades. They are full-fashioned, to boot, Pair.... MEN'S SHOP, STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. handling, also. Suit...... % 49c