Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1926, Page 26

MAY. : 7, : 1926. 26 », THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, ¥ N2 SNoalo ¥ MR O A N A - A XHXH GBI % ILAIBIXEIZIBIZIA BRTSHAMERICAN [ER2R5I5R5IEIBIBIBIBIZIBIARBIAEIBIZIS X5 IBIBRS Frpsh White Carnations for Mother’s Day on Sale on the First Floor, UNION SUGGESTED A *Boys’ Sprlng #iikiiif&&i}%}s‘l&i&i&x&i&iii&%?i&%&%&ifl Speakers Addresdsing Ca-; What boy doesn't think spring is made just 3 i for him! What with basehall and hiking and nadian Society Urge Closer l golf—every youngster wants new clothes. And Relationship. what could be nicer than these— 25¢ a Blossom “The time has come.” the walrus said, “to speak of many things,” bul—first and foremost—put your furs in storage. Remember, the moth lies in wait seeking what he may devour. Protect them also from the heat of summer. Place them beyond the reach of thieves. ; White Shoes for Graduation Or other Shoes for Spring. of patent leather or Egyptian cloth White shoes that are essentially for confir- mation or graduation— though we have them for the tiny tot, as well; Comfortable form-fit- ting step-in or strap pumps. The fate of civilization rests with the English-speaking nations and <ome form of close relationship be-| tween the United States and Great vhether it be the League ssoclation 4-Piece Vest Suit; —tailored just like dad’s. Sturdy weave cheviots and dres cassimeres, in smart 8 Pt | 1ouble ted styles with 4-pocket vests and 59' 5 n addresses be- of fully lined knickers. Sizes 7 to 18 ty, which met 7 \\ud British Ambas- sador to th ited States, st to the Canadian p P tE sttt t et t ety Special Values lo celebrate the last day of NATIONAL BABY WEEK —and our graduate nurse will weigh and examine your haby and give vou a card to show just hn\\ much it should weigh and how T(l” it should be through babyhood. Muslin Crib Sheets Cunning Baby 50c Swings, 89¢ Bibs, 59¢ At this price you can have Sturdy canvas swings that For your own baby or for as many fresh Sheets s nay be easily suspended from vour friends’ babies buy want for baby's crib. They door or ceiling. They keep these lovely little handmade are soft. fine quality muslin haby safe and contented and bibs, in charming designs of with hemstitehed ends. Size nearby wherever Mother is Madeira embroidery. And so working. moderate, too. A. White Kid One- strap Pumps. Sises 1114 10 2. $5.00 W hite Cloth One- strap Pumps in sizes 11% to 2. $4. White Kid or Black Patent Leather Step-in Pumps. 12 to 2. $3. Rlonde Kid or Patent Step -in Pump. Also sn white. 2Y; to.7. $as < divector of the | Repre- | , who | TEREXTX % Dr. J. Stanley Du Howard University, er the Canadian Society, pre- S ko * minister of = P - the World Embroidered Baby from the h his ap- n between the Bicieonk of the Leagua | ., Mr. Graham declared: “The peace of the world never will { be achieved until in some form, under some narr t republie joins He pointed tionship of Canada he as v he harmony 1o exist between Muslin Pillowcases 39¢ These pilloweases match the sheets. They, too. arc of <oft white muslin with hem ctitched hems. And thev fit the regulation baby pillow Size 13x19. Handmade Baby Dresses, §9¢ When baby first taken out of long dresses you will want s Al f e cunning irocks nainsook daintily em videred, Sizes 1 and 2 yea Nevawet Pads for Baby, §1 Saft. rubherized quilted pads for baby's crib. I vou are at all familiar with baby vou already know well these wear. Size White Egyptian Cloth or Patent Leather 1-strap Pumps. 215 to 7. $5.00. (Second Floor | ve been dificult prob- | the. o govern- 1 probabllity would ed into war in European Silk Carriage Birth Announcement Baby Bassinettes Cards, 39c Dozen $6.95 Covers, $§2.95 Baby can sleep in this size Raby's face peep from If bahy is a girl your cards bassinette for two or three hencath « these crepe de should be decorated in blne vears and th take up less chine ceverlets, made in pink en pink is the room thah Well | or hi will he pr r than co ce. In cither and finished in ivory ena ever. There is ce of several Size 20x40. Mattress, $1.95 to match, . 39 dozen Cool, Summery Focks for thic: Jwntiior Miis's 55.95 Sheer, washable voiles and broad- cloth, in exquisite fast colors ion to the rum la and the am declared _muchillicit 4.Piece Long Trouser Suits High school boys like real “he-mai ~u§h t here from | - $9 85 eanception that | And in these he gets just what he likes. Boys' Shirts Beys' Pajamas r can be ordered in | Jouble-breasted collegiate models. One pair $1 $1.09 is far wrong, he many of the | of long trousers and one pair of knickers for °t | sports. Sizes 8 to IR years ’ One or two picce pajamas of color, col'ar-attached fast color cotton fabrics. In in plain white, blue or plain white. hluc, tan and helio and Ra;mw frog fasteners. 4 1o 18 vears, A pillow top Babies' Birdeye Rompers and Diapers, $1.39 Dozen Creepers, 59¢ So soit that haby's tender When haby is just learning skin will chafe 1f “Our to walk these rompers or dexe diapers ereepers will not impede his progress. In combinations of white and colors. Sizes 1 ta 3 Carriage or Crib Nets, §1 Protect haby's tender <kin nst the contamination of . mosquitoes and blowng Own_ | dirt. These are canopy style are used. These come in with a drawstring around ihe s ackages of one dozen, provinces h as in the 1 St. Lawrence Development. ¢ Polka dots are so very good this season, they are, of course, very much in evidence in these Iu- nior Misses’ Frocks. Also there are stripes and figures in all the bright or pastel tones for Sum- Infants” Section—Second Yoor. mer. Sizes 13, 15 and 17. 2;21:3‘2.232&i&%&i&i}%&iii&i&i&i&i£i£2£2£2§2£&£2£i?ziiiifiii&gii& AR T T AT TR TR ETATEYT pes. novelty check Neckband sizes 12 to 14 (Second Floor.) Suits by Sociely Brand .and Sheldon 528 t0 555 Make your son happy on one of the most im- - B portant events of his life. om_ Quantico 10 | i d 5 | His graduation. .\ new city to 3 5 = @ . . 3 suit tailored by Society Brand or Sheldon will do r nuch to cement the love be- | mother country and the country. sts were Sir Esme and Tt \,.S tudent ive s of the society who ar ing were Presi- School and Dress-Up Wash Frocks for Miss 6 to 14 $]-95 el fitting little frocks. in colors a little girl loves Lieut. K. B. Chappell, from Quantico to the cruiser Roches and Second Lieut. W. R. Hughes, from 1t Rochester to Quantico, : Queen Elizabeth of Belgium has heen | given an honorary degree by the Uni- ¥ of Lille, Plue cheviots and serges. new tans and silver grays. plaids and stripes. Cor- rectly cut and correctly sl)"led. Single and double breasted. Every suit with two pairs of trousers. Sizes 33 to 3R R YOU WILL APPRECIATE . reircshing shower bath when the tempera- gets ambitious this ; ] % mfl@flfllflmflflmfim AREEL Voiles. Cotton Prints and Tissues in novelty weaves. Smart collar lines and “different” pockets trimmed with white or stitchery. The choice is large in both colors and styles. (Second Floor When Miss Washington GRADUATES She may select w hite and feel secure of smartness. White. too, for her Summer coat of flannel. the material of the hour. 1In our Misses' Section she will find exactly what she requires for the im- ant occasion of graduation—suitable also for later Summer wear. Black Satin Coats are TWhy not let us modern- ize that bathroom equip- ment now, so warm \\cllhrr will find your wer” ready? Plumbing installations and repairs of -all kinds Hul “wh ru\lomar\ Frocks forthe Little Maurlce J. Colbert Woman Heating—Plumbing—Tinning 39 75 $ 00 62l | Slree:'a'x:z,zf:‘"@’ 167 and *25 SR R (Express Elevator to Men's Shop econd Floor.) HEXEXEXEIEXEXZIXEIEILIEIK Movie Stars Pay $20 an hour for the advice of Mr. V. E. Meadows You can get the same advice at 12:30 P.M.. 2 i P.M. and 5 P.M. tomorrow without any cost R port A& Smart Frocks Dresses for Grad- For Graduation uation and Sum- Tremendousl y it I 5 mer Wearing Designed to fit the lines v $l 9 Smart 2 ) il Traditional white 5_5 $25 of the small mature figure —or flowered and polka dotted Oy equally smart coats wn silk, twill and sport materials Not only in white but in every shade of the season. Charming {wo-pieée frocks, With plenty of navy blue and vou desire. ‘And the new bolero dresses—every smart plagi ) Talcled ul Dy A1 ; aight lines and in smart it ¢ style. With rufes, SR8 guaranteed washable. frocks new i3 A flared effects. Coats made to pleats, tucks, tiers and folds : i = sell for a great deal more —-all that fashion and fancy p.; the modest prices they could desire. Sizes 14 to 20. now bear. Sizes 14 to 20. > (Misses’ Section, Third Floor.) (Misses' Section, Third Floor.) Mr. Meadows. consulting cosmetician of Holly- wood, demonstrates on living models the great pos- cibilities of Max Factor cosmetics, used by such famous stars as Esther Ralston, Dorothy Sebastien, Aileen Pringle, Phoebe Foster and others. Charming frockg of printed georgette, veiled with georgette, flat crepe, tucked georgette trimmerd with lace, flares, jabots. Many tailored models. All the wanted shades L b in. floral designs (as fea- and plenty in the popular tured in a recent issue of morning at 10:30 in our Tower Assembly Hall k & V Sizes 14 to 20. Pal‘amount polka dot patterns. June v o.g:,?m s‘::mn -n\?.a Floor.) Zf{fif{f‘f{};f‘f{f{f‘# Resides puicy in rose. coral sands, Del goes further (v\ HI green and the Paris fa- Store Hours: 9:15 A.M. to 6 P.M. Lace and georgette com- i hi tions — novelty Georgette, crepe de chine, tna eity flat crepe—in white with ruf- fles of lace. Sleeveless, but with a cap to attach should weaves o new tub silks Special classes on the art of make-up held every #iiiiii&iii&iiiiiiii S frate of M FRESI Taa: «m«F,‘Ev‘:« vorites—navy and black. Sizes 18Y5 to 4115, bottle you buy ja new (Women's Section, Third Floor.) and non-returnable. At ?-—————_— all druggists. ;r.vERFREsu | MAGNESIA j e e Pl