Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1926, Page 44

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14 ANTECHRISTIARITY ™ Fake uP rve oF -xove- \~ - DENIED BY COLLEGE™.x-rsrs A | | Woedward & Lnthrop “Farming Out” Spouses | and to Friends. Securis ¢ / Carlton Dnrr;t;{r;rs and Alumm"vj W‘M'-:':‘ r _l s : " ; ; ,l ; ¢ i A i DOWN STA]IRS STORE » social | Refute Charges Made by much of Minneapolis Pastor. e et of the T e d LN Bl R t D F d ; SHrEEam | Remnant Day Friday By the Associated P by a British com fr S ert | 3 | AL Miinn, October 14, 11 sjands (5 work cormanut pantations | Sets high Sta‘;{dards of De Luxe Travel ‘ Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable I the jsiand, * One 1s Harry G, Glenn, | s or exchangeable; not sent C. O. D. or on : “prime minister.”" | et no extra fare 1 approval; Phone or Mail Orders not accepted 2 \ assed through here en route to Riley, pa st Bapti igland for a vacation after a three R PV e e | IBERTY LIMITED Misses’ and Women'’s Ready-to-Wear Reduced tire of each other, the man lends his 4 Black Crepe <ntm Afternoon Dresses, qramhtlw m(ul(h, sizes 18, and 40. Were nd for a time, her con. $16.50 each. N ; e .. $9.75 v, however. Often | / 19 hours to Chicago 3 Crepe-back Saf n ‘Dresse ge or black. young bachelor who duced to. A i 4 s bourded with the family 10 One-piece Jersey Dresses, <traightline models green, rust ;TAKES HIS EIGHTH BRIDE. | Equipped as one of the leaders of the largest 36 10 46. Were $12.50 e - . . . . . - ’L‘ e et fleet of trains in America, the Liberty Limited Sizes | educed to : ot cooeins ohew, SWacs ‘ to Chicago sets high standards of travel luxury. g ’{ic‘a'é'c;‘(’l"}.fi“’&..‘)filfilf‘l‘fl e =y Member of Own Cast. Dining cars of a new design—unusual menus 5 Q)flaemo:;- S\'{ku?rwmmud of georgette and flat crepe. Green, na models. i Sizes 36, 38, | By Rabert A i Saiits —chefs with special training —new ideas of 2 Z-piece Jersey Dresses, i s | Formerly i be ew o 5 1004 H 2 * t 3 S S S equipment and decoration — every detail has 6 Fall Coats, tan, 5 “Sies 161 i i | much_weddea r, vesterday mar: unded 1y the | yjed Elizabeth Marks, leclaring been studied to make the Liberty Limited’s 4 Winter C Coats, of brown, taupe or black fabrics. In 3%, 36 and 40, Were 25 and § <;‘>’~;is e Now . .o . .e 2. sl s | , Goodwt . uses the swift run the utmost in travel comfort. 10 Two-piece Dresses, reduced. Green, rose, & : .18 38 and 40, Were nominatior i 8 sk o s Ry I Hito ... by . 5 Sl $2.95 nomin R [ In addition to the Liberty Limited, such well i iNectd A jrome Aftra ool iringes. Were $1.95 known trains as the Commercial Express and e F.‘,I,“A‘,,S.chf;s.n‘fi?';‘v’fifinsiflflnl(i" GRAY AR T L T : " ! BY USING SAGE TEA | hours of departure and arrival. Never_Mend Sllk Hose’ 65c $1 Crade Spacial Dispitch to The | LIBERTY LIMITED—To Chicago in 19 hours | P : yo’:&fl}“;a:fl'{nz”;;fjx‘}«:or. L Qa“ hglx_n you élasrkler; your hair \uthi Lv.Washington 3:10 P.M. Ar. Chicago 9:10 A.M. Az\finsaé\;i‘k’l‘:[‘:;z:]agtlknfw:::h:x)gn:::i:fie::;; Nle::h;{dmc‘;tigninl’:i-;zrfing‘i;; pmfi"‘m"nf B Saen a-desie to contralwsilarnbes | o - - It DHMPONL, D0 ione can Lv. Chicago 1:00 P.M. Ar.Washington 9:00 A.M. and feet. Fall shades. Sizes 8% to 10 in lot. bark, banana and beige. Sizes 8% and 9. reservations and forests to keep them tell, because it’s t The Red Svite Detiolt leaves Waskiin DOWN STAIRS STORE from being changed into *“‘manicured | done so naturally, parks.” so evenly. Prepar- | Detr. e Dolegates to. the convention from . - t‘!1u> mixture, | at 3:15 P. M. and arrives in Detroit at 8:05 A. M. U d R C SI. R d 21 States declared they were better thou; at ‘home| 2 \ able to control State parl y o it | A fast de luxe train—no gxtra fare. nderwear ed“ced Ostllme lps edllce board of park commissioner - Blefime i e i el e T : i ; ] o 3 ool g Pl et buy at any drug C. E. McCullough, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Pennsyl- colors; all sizes. Vests, $1.50; were $2.75. 7 Reduced to 150 hefore the convention closes Thurs- e o, 'read\— | vania Building, 613-14th Street, N. W. Telephone Main 9140. ‘f*r':ll*v $1.95; I“Pre 3"I St . e 5 > Sei i 5 sk sEilate S 3 Aol Sesipaz Unkon sotn, 1o 2. Gowns—Clearance Prlced improved by 5 Longsleeve White Muslin Gowns and « | addition of other ingredients, call 3106 2 " s . ] 1 31 Muslin and Crepe Short-sleeve Gowns. effer, Mary- | “\Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com- | R U d rw ar All in sizes 16 and 1 Were $1 and : S 0 30 1 pound.” You just dampen a sponge ayon underwea RASHEa . or soft brush with it and draw | 12 Rayon Chemise, in white, flesh and of scenic beauty und ontr 5 5 : e Y hete mataral state | through your hair, taking one small | peach.” Sizes 36 to 42. Lace and tallored Gll'd.les, Brassleres, Corsets strand at a time. By morning all| styles. Were $1; now. In 4 opening address to the con- ~ A ry r e D e ho. 15 Mary. | gray hair disappears, and aiter an- | 13 ly"nirs\‘_ltuog mdoorpm.\ in’ fiesh_und 10 C-B and Dorze Model Corsets, in sizes 3 s and president of | other application or two your hair | . ‘*‘WM' h. 7 an pecia N 31 3 i : tion, sketched the organiza- | hecomes beautifully darkened, glossy | | o e B i it e and luxuriant. 0 q 5 State foresters” held |“"Geay faded hair, though no dis- | Knlt Cotton Underwear b e Ml aend o) grace, is a sign of old age, and as we : % 5 . 2 18 Brassleres, with iy, it was not until | all desire a youthful and attractive Carries more passengers, hauls more freight than any other railroad in America 17 Pieces Knit Underwear, including Vests sizes, 42 and 44. Back-fastening models that an official or- | appearance, get busy_at once J”\h4 . and Pants. Slightly soiled merchand Were 58¢c. Reduced to 3be srmed. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com- | Sroken sizes. Were 75¢ and $1; now. . pound and look years younger. 12 Cotton Jersey Flapperettes, in sizes ¢ 2 " \ 1 \‘_“\\' "“”f is "if"‘ 2 and 7. Purple, rose, green and red. Were i R S o 5 s : uvetyne and Felt way science dis- ginla is secr BREWSTER DIVORCE PLAR. — Dresses—Greatly Reduced i — 120 Hoover Dresses, of chambray and LOS ANGE l ES, Cali October 14 white muslin. Covered seams; 3-inch hems: [ UP).—Eugene V. Brewster, millionaire : n . double eollar and cuffs, belts and pockets: b4 stion pictt ne publishe roll-collar. style. Full cut 5 36 to 46 o g motion picture magazine publisher, | 3 Very special Friday only..............88¢ WERE $495. 30 Hats, in the late high- admitted that he will attempt to ~ W " " B & divorce v Pl 27 Wash Dresses; high st and bro crown, marrow or wide brim style Eleanor Brewster, in the State sizes. Were $1. Reduced to Matrons’ and misses’ styles and heac ST vl S 10th, 11th, F and G Streets 3 Jersey Dresses, of imperfect materis A e Brew aid that he and his e e TH.H. red; sizes 16 and 40. Were "‘ ;; DO STAIRS" STORE ! flancee, Corli ner, beauty contest winner, and a w companion have just returned from a trip to an unnamed town in Sin vhere, he g | " | Women’s One-Strap and Step-In Pumps ORIENTAL BUILD- | ' ‘ : ING ASSOCIATION | | |/ o f.,e..,'sf ;tysksoforaAnut‘uimn.$g‘fiai $‘ ! 95 NO. 6 [ e : Y| patent leather, satins, gray or blonde kid. All smart 600 F St.N.W. ! ] ; ! ' models reduced from our higher-priced stock. Sizes Established 1861 , ‘ = A : . in ht, 2.% to 8. Va e Ha ACCO]]ntS | o 4 4 5 i Glrvlos in Ezgl! ‘g?,\’aflg,flr xgmel and Me}: squgkms’ sl % polaire. Good selection of colors. Soiled, Imperfect _Shirts, “ Regular prices §1.50, $1.95 and §2 G_Littl 5 and $2.50. Im- are safely and most profitably R ported English Broadcloth, in white and ! ¥ ¥ deposited with us! g y Luee inderella _ Dresses, br ace blue (‘olm attached and neckband “t o ND ¥ s. We Have Never Paid Less Than ; — — B e L] SUITS, 01 Ski 3 SR i 51/27 % “.; rm Nerxe, Ski 3 Mnnd 40. All-wool Suits, in popular L S styles. /) v ha? e o re 105 300 pairs Flannelette Pajamas, $1.65 pair. Special Fvent—A One-Week Sale o . R et Exbe, 2145 et On Regular Monthly Payments Were $1 Medium-weight Union Suits, $§1 ‘ool Knit Bonnets, siiz hnv"_:‘mh were $1.75. Long sleeves—ankle length, 1”2 “Qr(‘ 95¢ to $1.50. All sizes 36 to 46, P 57 On Advance 5 P 30 Cotton Sweaters, spectal, S1. ut- ly - More }mir. HIRAS (51t o sRcCBEN 100 pail e y! of black or tan leather. Sizes in the Jot 4 to 7. : 2 et e G S Epe o ! These Prices Are A Klearflax Rug for pracURAETERY 5195 Handbags, $145 ; wash Cloths, ssc Dczen ‘? {,’.ii??‘,;’:\; cfl?,‘:;h and underarm styles Posslble Because EUery Room 100 dozen Wash Cloths, of soft quality. 25 olather and Beaded Handbags, in and In the wanted colors. Friday enly at wanted colors and combinatiol Were $1 this special price. NECEN and 85c¢, reduced to vie.200 —our buyer found that the manufacturers of Whether it is a living room, a bedroom, hall, Klearflax linen rugs and carpets had on hand sun parlor or any other room, there is a Klear- Sheets—Gregtly Reduced 53.75 Umbre“as 51.95 at the mill a stock of rugs and carpets in experi- flax pure linen rug in this sale which will look as e H o --$1.3 » gl . g e e it was made s 3 s were $1.68; reduced to. oot (KT in Hermetite and Gloria (silk and cot- mental and dropped colorings and patterns, though it was made special for this room. The . were $1.58; reduced to 3 IR sndcdie ol ',I: oo which they would sell at a price to further ad- wide variety of beautiful colorings and patterns 90, were $1.38: reduced tc _$1.05 ferrules. Fancy wood handles. B < de Sheets. closely woven ‘muslin. loops. Desirable colors. vertise their product. : He obtained a qu:m}ity included in this sale permits the sglection of a rp R e of this merchandise. This sale at these prices rug or carpet which will harmonize perfectly Y DTS e i for S.lk sl d is the result. with the other colors of the room. p IRNCEIC LY S 11KS, yar Free from WO - > . — 200 yards Allsilk Pongee, Chinese Dam- m»:r’: Linen—The Ideal Rug Semi-Made Dresses R R piles! But no man whose work is stren- ffects and polka 3 wous need fear them. Nor lose an hour’s Klearflax Rugs and Carpets are woven entirely of linen—pure I he SizCs 50c ;wlelées over ‘effects and polka dots, because of them. Pyramid is certain, virgin flax. This fresh linen, with its remarkable affinity for color, o stant relicf. makes possible tones of a softness and richness unknown in other " A limited quantity of these Dresses which se Tl‘a S 50¢ es anybody suffer one day from rug materials. 27x54 size $3'25 are cut out, Material, trimmings and but » PP ons are included at this price. Several Ot s % styles and colors. Sizes 16 to 44. retonne Serving Trays, 1:x18 inches, suppository, Wood frames. Colors of red, blue and 4 g’vs ey o 2 [flzrceptiO,lal Wea’. . 3x6 sizefi LR R RS 0$5.75 — e e e e ki inful bl ind ad sk Linen is the strongest of all fabrics. Klearflax shows this ¥y ! unusual strength in its wearing quality. Its heavy, thick body 4'6x7.6 size $10o75 a ixty cents the box, the world around, gives truly temarkable wear. And because it is reversnble, it may s e | IS e, . A at Clearance Prices e tee0000 0 l_“'""——'..—.""‘———! PYRAMID DRUG CO. 1 (3)_8.3x10.6 Axminster Rugs, subject to slight 4) 9x9 Gold Seal C leum R 12.50. | 1900 Pyramid Bldg., Marshalt, Mich. Easy tO Keep Clean 8x 1 0 Size‘ T ’$25.50 : imperfections. If perfect, $4250. “As > )Dhcontmued patterns, Now oot .$s7° The dirt does not become embedded in its thick, compactly woven B o "QJ’;}.“V“!:" S b body, but stays on the surface. The power-driven brush suction 9x 1 2 SiZ e $33 75 (3)Rtme“w Ao RapMweis m;g (50) 14x24 Tmported Coco Mats. Spe LN 3 | Please send me a box plainly wrapped, | [lame oo e .| sweeper or just brushing keeps Klearflax always fresh and clean e i 2 ?0) 30x54 Jap Rag Rugs, imported. Special, $1 | t | sesled, postpaid, and entirely frec. | Street. ... all through. (l) 6x9 eavy Velvet Rugs, were $20, Now 2) 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs. Priced, $17.95 ».0. Rug Section, Fifth floor. ; Rugs, . \Io ’;a::: (25) 27x54 Axminster Rugs, were $J7a ‘s\:;; sl » Xminster were w DOWN STAIRS STORI