Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1926, Page 14

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1926. oppressed in other lands, have no in- | [In addition 1o e RO | A RN D i, mi th porta- | 'You stand on your m:hu under the d of the largest unions in the American Federation of Lab LABOR PLANS TOUR TOSTUDY EURDPE & tio the United State: p .\ ptember, | after visiting km arge and. smali nations on the AL 30,000 OF HOLY NAME [ | PARADE'IN BUFFALO T ,i‘;.‘,v 5,000 Social and Charitable Work- ers Also Gather for Na- tional Conference. VOTERS TO REGISTER. Special Dispatch to The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, \ld Septem- ber 27.—New voters will be enrolled nd transfers issued in Prince Georges County tomorrow, when registration flicers will sit at the usual places | from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. They also will sit October 5 for the eturn to on t not.the bullet American Group Will Investi- gate Russia and ltaly in Particular. con. | oPPOrtunities for new qualified voters ies |10 get on the books for ylarllflpathm ways. in the election November 2. Extra Dry and Pale 8 HOSTESS is judged nowadays by the brand of Ginger Ale she serves. . air. | BY the Assoclated Press. ;| BUFFALO, September 27.—Thirty ©f | thousand men and boys of the Holy f western New York erday took part in a the opening r- h 1 Your guests want REAL Ginger Ale—that's why NATIONAL Ginger Ale is so strongly preferred. It has the flavor and the “pep.” Made the same way that made it famous By case or bottle at grocers and delicatessens. Served at ! > Hoc Schwab. ex(enrl d wel 1 cafes, clubs and fountains. fal and charitable frnm nll parts of the ds and ] many of you Guggenheim Co., 209 Eleventh St., Main 7637 LANSBURGH & DBRO. MAINTAINING AN OLD-FASHIONED IDEAL OF COURTESY—SINCE 1860 R —————— L A sale of Lovely Autumn Silks in which eight of the weaves for which the greatest vogue has been predicted are priced far below usual—all colors included! 40-in. Rich Satin Crepe WRiiay: Marked Way Less $2.68 Probably the most popular of all silks for Fall frocks—and this is a handsome grade. Shown in black and in over forty beautiful new colors. Flat Crepe and Crepe de Chine Usual $2.50 Grade $2.19 Two ever-popular weaves—that may be used for ever so many purposes. A firm, heavy weave in each case; shown in a var- iety of dark, medium and pastel shades. The Tomboy Hlp Skirt Expresses the freedom of youth! The Goupy pleats in front are ‘veC;v sportw—m keeping ‘with the arleston” age. 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Black Chiffon Velvet, $2.98 A weave of aristocratic beauty —soft, rich, and with infinite polsslbflmes for draping. Rare \ A new Shipment of Rayon Fabrics —that will make rich draperies 79c¢ =i 89¢ Brilliant stripes that will add life and color to a drab room; artistic designs that will blend with the colors of your furnishings and give a pleasing back- ground of color. The right weight to hang in straight, graceful folds, the lovely sheen you desire. g ACorselette for every day is comfortable and has very smart lines $2 It is made of satin-striped mate- gial boned slightly in the back and ver the abdomen. With_ inserts Jof elastic over the hips. In flesh 50-in. Velours for Portieres, $2.50 In the shades suitable for portieres and draperies. An unusually high quality of velours, closely woven. Fifth Floor. Lansburgh's, Sth Street 65c Cretonnes, Gay With Color, 49c¢ Light or dark backgrounds with bird, floral, English chintz and conventional pat- terns. Three excellent traveling companions —for the girls and boys returning to school or for just anybody who may be “go- ing a journey!” The Overnight Hat Box, $3.95 —is made of heavy black enameled cloth with sides of stiff construction to keep from crushing. Has specially arranged pockets for overnight apparel. 17 inches across. k A Week-End Suit Case, $1.95 Of black cobra grained fabrikoid, 18 inches long. Thls charmmg Spanish Senorita Conceals a light beneath needs. Black Enamel Suit Case, $4.95 With corner protections of best grade of cowhide, +1 heavy leather straps. Cloth lined, with pocket in Black or russet trimming. Fifth Floor, Lansburzh's. Sth Street dance to light your boudoir. One buys the frame with its §ovely imported china head for $3.50—and our art department in- structors show you how a few wards of ribbon and lace fashion jod. er rn mme Floor, Lansburgh’s, Sth Street fl LANSBLRGH & BRO.—7th, 8th & E Sts. N.W.—JANE STU. 4RT WILL SHOP. FOR yOU same purpose. 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