Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1926, Page 32

r 82 INDORSES MIDEITY SITEFORMARKET Resolution Before Kalorama Association Also Urges Im- | provement of Water Front. Relocation of the Center and Farm- | ers’ Markets was discussed at length after resolutions. were presented by James W < Citizens’ hallowed sightly Pennsy avenue, as rem the mw from ils present site would accom plish, was meritorious and worthy the consideration of every He said he had no persond purpose: should he as not to clared in favor « 3 an effort was made to sle the mat ter. This latter effort was not carried through, but it was re to the committee on public nd high- | ways for report at the O ing. Commissioner Dougherty Speaks. Commissioner Proctor L. Dougher ty and Mrs. Dougherty were guests of honor. Mr. Dougherty spoke briefly on the activities of the Board of Com missioners and the many problems with which they have to copes He declared that the hest and most suc cessful cities those whose lar number of cltizens engage actively in civic affairs. It should be the pleas. ure, he said, as well as the duty of every citizen to shoulder some task | looking to ghe hetterment of civic col éltions. 1Te paid to N Dougherty fering hi: civie dit activities and the fatal wounding of Policeman Busch and in- jury to Patrolman Ash were comment ed on by the Commissioner. who de clared that all honor is due these s in up | > lives and property be protected and sion of his address arby offered a motion ex e associatian's whole-hearted cupport to the Commissione posal. On motion ef Coulter W he extend 1 of the com Il'?l'll that the hursing and - the “tiny little mustard seed of suftrage in the District” and hoped that it would be but a short time be- fore it would bloom into a flowering tree and that the ci would be clothed with equal rights and priv fleges of full American citizenship Intangible Tax Levy Discussed. Mr. Wells 1 his committee is ahout to take up the question of the intangible tax levy in Washington, which, he said, is on the_increase, whereas in many of the the trend is toward reduction. He also de at an effor hould be made in just where the ma infesting the community the pettiness or enormity of the committed. The intangible tax levy was characterized by Mr. Murphy as barba.ous, unfair, unequal and bur densome to the citizens and be torn out by the roots winds, even in t »n approved the report Wiley, chairman of on welfare improve ments, in which complete revision of the District juvenile law and a new house of detention rec- commended. The membersk - mittee was directed to particip 1hers 1o be s Federatlon of Citizens’ rom November 1 P Traflic Director M. O. Eldridge, W . member of t and the Southwe v soprano, e piano by Mrs. sident George F. 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No liquids, i no bother. sure, quick r druggist’s or shoe dealer DrScholl’s Zino-pa Pus one on—the pain is gone Unfinished Novelty Furniture For Those Who Like to Decorate Something new—those oc- casional pieces of furniture which add so very much to the appearance of your room can now be had un- finished—so that you may decorate them in whatever scheme you fancy. And you may select unfin- ished furniture for the kiddies playroom, too. There's a wide variety of pieces in addition to these shown, but among which vou are sure to find a be- bunxiilg piece for your home. Corner Shelf, $3 The shape sketched above, or you may choose from three other de- signs at prices ranging from $1.50 to $3 each. Wall Shelf, $3 Three shelves to hold flowers, books and the like. Five other ‘Wall Shelves at $1.50 to $3 each. Child’s Book Case $5.50 A delightful furnishing for the kiddies' room is shown above. Another style, without a back, Child’s Banquet Table and Benches $12. Just the size for kiddies 3 to 9 or 10. The attractive and sturdy shape shown. A drop-leaf table and 2 straightback chairs are $10.50. Paints and decalomanias to finish and decorate them on sale with the furniture ig Housewares Section, Fifth floor. Woodward & Lothrop 10th, 11th, F and G Streets 4 These Five Fall Colors Have Fashion Preference Now And All Are Displayed in Many Beautiful Variations in Qur Dresses, Hats and Coats CHANEL RED —flames at the hweight of fashion and popu- larity. Every woman will find in this rich, warm color the shade most becoming— Claret, Brilliant Ruby or the Deep Wine Shades of Burgundy. \JUNGLE GREEN —a deep piney color —flattering to blonde and brunette alike, in its variety of shades, ranging from Forest Green and Ever- green to the more emerald tones of Hunter's Green. VALENCIA BLUE —that bright, be- = coming shade— | not only smart, but versatile, for it may take its color from Cornflower or Larkspur or from the sea, verging on Marine blye. WALLFLOWER —has all the richness of fluttering, bright- ly-colored Autumn leaves. The related wall- flower tones follow the nasturtium range, from Rust to Matador, offering a wide selection. o BLACK —casts a prominent shadow on the new Mode—and is especially smart when combined with a contrasting color. ABOVE—CHANEL RED —finds full expression in this Dolman sleeve dress of velvet- een—that deepens to shades of vintage wine in its shadowy folds. $25. Misses’ Dress Section, Third floor. VALENCIA BLUE —that divine shade —is ex- quisite in this coat of deep pile Venise, with rich metal em- broidery and handsome squirrel collar and cuffs. $125. Misses' Coat Section, Third floor. AT RIGHT—WALLFLOWER —is the appropriate shade for this replica of Patou’s “Trot- teur” that shows intricacy of cut and an unusual bloused back. $39.50. 4 Dress Section, Third floor. . AT LEFT—BLACK —gives sophistication, and the flesh-colored georgette bertha adds vouthfulness to this de- lightful two-piece crepe satin frock. $29.50. Junior Misses' Section, Fourth floor. JUNGLE GREEN —is the color of this striking turban of African Congo in- spiration, with its backward movement. The metallic cloth adds the glitter of the new Mode. $25. Millinery Section, Third floor. THE WALNUT Room is first to present ‘_f[ardin de Gardenia™ A Wedding Gown of White Velvet in the New Lavish Manner Lavish in its use of many silver-centered, white velvet gardenias, this wedding gown of supple white velvet—picturesquely bouffant, after the Lanvin manner—achieves a new and distinguished effect. The low, rounded' Vee back, and the wide scalloped skirt, raised in front— faced with silver lace, are of new and utmost fashion importance. It is one of a smart collection of new gowns designed for the Autumn bride and her bridal party. We would also make note of the spe- cialized service of our style consultant in planning the entire trousseau, where individual ideas are to be carried out. The Walnut Room. Third floor. S5y Nymfaun Perfume A fraction of - $ I . the usual price This special offering is the result »f an advantageous purchase, such as is very seldom possible, and we are passing the savings on to you. Toilet Goods Section, First floor. Children’s Bathrobes Sizes 2 to 6 Years For the younger members of the family there are little robes of Beacon cloth and novelty wool- ends, so warm and cozy for chilly days. Trimmed with silk bindings and cords. Infants’ Section, Fourth floo: Tomorrow---Last Day of Our September Fur Sale A deposit - will reserve any selection, which may be stored without charge until December 1, 1926. Arrangements may be made for deferred payments Natural Gray Goat Coats, in youthful, swagger models S $150 Coats of Natural and Southern Muskrat, Russian Pony, Kid Caracul and Gray Goat. .. $195 Coats of Silver Muskrat, Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) and Caracul Coats of Hudson Seal (dved muskrat), Raccoon, Natural Squirrel and Caracul .. $395 Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coats. . ... $450 to $625 Jap Mink Coats Natural and Dyed Squirrel Coats....... e Beaver Coats Alaskan Seal Coat, with Mink....... Mink Coats of unusual beauty Fur Section, Third floor- Step-in Girdles The Foundation for New Silhouettes 5750 to $30 The new tightly draped hipline ~ dethands ‘a boneless, snug-fitting girdle that is pliable, yet affords sufficient restraint to create the new silhouette. One particu- larly popular model is fashioned of imported elastic at $10.50. Corset Section, Third floor. Collegiate Heavy Wool Sweaters For Athletic Events And Campus Wear $1075 Big woolly Sweaters, in slip-on aind coat styles—just the thing for college and foot ball weather. Of heavy knit wool—in jungle green, Chanel red, tan, brown, ¢ gold and navy. Sweater Section, Third fioor. Ben-Hur By General Lew Wallace Hllustrated by Photo Play Pictures 7 5C This immortal story of thrilling climaxes, swift chariot race and romance—is a book you'll want to read, whether you see the photo play or not. Book Section. Fifth floor. Corduroy Robes For Luxurious Comfort 3395 10,39 Cool nights demand a robe of cozy warmth. These well tai- lored tuxedo robes are plain or bordered with shirring. In cherry, rose, copen, turquoise, orchid and plum. Negligee Section, Third floor Women’s Part-Wool Combination Suits Regular Sizes, $3.25 Extra Sizes, $3.75 Fashioned of soft flannel, in all the popular styles—ankle-length suits, with high neck and long sleeve—knee and ankle length suits, with Dutch neck and el- bow sleeve—or knee-length and ankle-length suits, with no sleeve, camisole top and low neck. Knit Underwear Section. Third floor. Chinese Rush $1 Slippers, pair, These Imported Chinese Rush Slippers of fine weave and in many attractive colors, are greatly in demand, not only for bath “slippers but for fancy work. | Art Embroidery Section. Sixth floor.