Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1926, Page 25

THE EVRTNG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1926. Christmas Savings Fund Checks Cashed—Main Floor—Service Desk. S ROYAL Telephone Main 8780 dgestions forSeckers of Kresge Department Stores, Inc. . Sterling Silver Napkin Holders ~ 59c¢ A gift of individuality, for there is every initial in the alphabet in our new Christmas assortment! Made with a clip for holding the napkin. Of heavy, sterling silver. PALAIS ROYAL—Silverware—Main Fbflf‘ A Feature for Tomorrow! 48-Piece Layette $15 Dainty little garments made just the way mother would sew them if she had time and it was not so much more economical to buy them feady made Special Value at Sailors Compete With the Marines For Beauty Honors By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 1.—Whis- per it not in Quantico, but a male beauty contest is on here in which Marines are entered. Scores have been examined by a committes of artists, who will select a speclal escort for Secretary Wilbur at the “save Old Ironsides” dinner. It may take some of the sting out for the sea soldiers to know. that squads of sailors also are being scru- tinized. - KAISER’S SON ARRIVES. —_— Prince Oscar at Doorn to Visit For- mer Emperor. AMSTERDAM, Holland, December 1 (#).—Prince Oscar, fifth son of the former Kaiser, has arrived at Doorn with his wife to visit his father. The trip there is described as a usual family visit. Former Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany arrived at Doorn several days ago, the dispatch telling of his arrival saying that he planned to discuss family affairs with his father and Princess Hermine, the ex- 25 SOUTHEAST VOTES TOANAEXSUBURBS Citizens’ Group Wants Lang Within 25-Mile Radius Taken in District. A resolution to request Congress to take action toward “merging” all territory within a radius of approxi- mately 25 miles of the Capitol with the District of Columbia, to allow for the future expansion of this city, was adopted at a meeting of the Southeast Citizens' Association in the southeast branch of the Public Library last night. Election of officers also was held. The resolution was introduced by Allan Davis, one of the association's delegates to the Federation of Citi- zens' Associations, who declared “the founders of our government wisely set aside territory 100 miles equare in area, located on both sides of the Potomac River in Virginia and Mary- land, as the seat of Government of the United States” adding: “A short sighted Government policy _ltmited i on Palais Royal Baby Day! 2 handmade slips 2 Flannelette Kimonos | 1 white rubber sheet, 2 silk and wool shirts | 2 pair cashmere hose 27x36 2 silk'and wool binders | 2 pair crocheted booties, 2 quilted pads, 18x34 24 Birdseye Diapers, 1 box of pins, 3 dozen 18x36 1 box of soap, 3 cakes 2 Flannelette Gowns 1 box of powder Other Specials for Baby Day New Carriage Straps, pink or blue leather, $1.50 Baby Boys’ Handmade Dresses, 6 months to 2 $1 Handmade and Embroidered Dresses, 89c years, p i 59c 18x34 Pads, 47c Japanese Quilted Crib Puffs, with flowered Flannelette’ Gowns or Kimonos, pink or blue center, $1.95 trimmed, 4 59¢ Japanese Quilted Sacque, 89¢ Double-faced Rubber Sheeting, 69¢c Infants’ $1 Knitted Bonnets, with pink or blue Baby Blankets, in pink, blue or white, S4c ribbons, Rubber Pants, in pink, blue, white or natural, 25¢ $1.95 Bird’s-eye Diapers, specially made to our White Cashmere Stockings, 4 to 612, 50c order, PALAIS _ROYAL—Infants—Third Floor this area to one side of the Potomac River.” Coples of the resolution are to be sent to Congress and to the Federation of Citizens’ Associations. A. G. Herrmann, who has served the association as president continu- ously since it was organized, was re elected to serve his twenty-first con secutive term. All other officers were re-elected except the third vice presi dent, which office was left vacant pending further actlon, following a motion that it be done away with. The other officers are: H. W. Lynn, first vice president; Dr. Victor G. Farrall, second vice president; Simon D. Tennyson, secretary; Capt. Willlam . treasurer, and F. T. Roys. 8 -at-arms. Allan Davis and Lemuel Fugitt were re-elected dele- gates to the Federation of Citizend’ Associtions. A resolution was adopted authoriz- ing the secretary, Mr. Tennyson, to write to Secretary of the Navy Wilbur Christmas Ld Curios AR R : Lovely enough to give your $5 From Chlna Pennsylvania avenue, because it Is said to obstruct the view of the Ave S L o nue for motorists. Traffic accldents most discriminating friend! J— With the loveliness you find in much higher priced negligees. apan with dainty val lace. Shown in rose or copen. I d . Novelty Daytime or Evening Slips, $2.98 The Pagoda Sale of Articles MADE AT “ST. ELIZABETH’S” By Patients of Occupational Therap; o Department ' 2 wash cloths 2 towels Thurs., Dec. 2 - Fri., Dec. 3 TRANSPORTATION BUILDING 17th and H Sts. N.W. Auspices George Baldwin McCoy Unit PIOr American Women's Lexion LIPPERS M en ort and easy fit of house slippers, rtness of line and fine ttxality that Jored to harmonize with lounging - Men’s Leather Bill Folds $1 to $12.50 Styles ‘to solve every masculine gift problem. Of real pin seal, pin morocco Side tie models edged the director of traffic, Mr. Eldridge, to have stop signs placed both at the intersection of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street southeast and at the intersection of Fifteenth and E s'reets southeast, it being pointed out that many traffic accidents have occurred at the latter place. Dr. Joseph D. Rogers, Thomas M. Baker and Odell S. Smith, as special Brown Leather Slippers Operas, Romeos or Ever- etts, with leather sole and $3.50 heels. New shades and Resolutions also were adopted au- thorizing Capt. Luckett to . request Of lovely, silk-like, tricosham, sun ray, bettina or baronet satin. plenty of black and white. es to 50. Best. Ever Novelty Slippers or alligator grain leathers. Plain or h,l, . ™ h 1720 H St guests of the association. told of ten- L r reet tative plans for building a new OF Blue, red, black or g3 75 St s cotrers. By Shim P tlippine ng t- Casualty Hospital, emphastzing 'the brown leathers. 2 % Z % nece: for a modern and improved Sale of 500 Silk Chemises, $2.98 What luck to find bargains in beautiful the one best suited to his needs—three folds with two passes, three folds with one pass, three folds with memo book and pass, three folds with memo book or hip book with two folds. I for Southeast Washington, to be run as a public institution Eleven new members were elected gowns and Envelope Chemises, $1.98 Fine Lingerie Cloth adorned with punch work, hand em- Indian Moccasins $3.95 are Robert B. Kendall Jjr.: William A. Jenkins, W. J. Shipman, William Nally, Michael J. Coffey, C. G. Degman, F. C. Thursel, Charles A. Stockett, Roena Wayland, T. R. Davidson and Albert S. Tucker. Mr. Lynn, the vice president, presided in Of brown elk skin. t Shoe Shop—Second Floor Per cent off now when our stocks still present PALAIS ROYAL—Leather Goods—Main Floor the season’s smartest | — = lingerie just at Christmas time! Tai- brodered, real filet lace medal- models—means a real op- St e e i [ _— lored styles or Chemises trimmed with lions. portunity to buy NG & ‘ & — lace and hand embroidery. Made of PALAIS ROYAL—Lin g — e M L—Lingerie—Third Floor i — heavy crepe Je chine in soft jewel tones. CO a ts SPEECI‘L'SJETIFIED_ - _ . San Diego Teacher Has Successful — Only 4 More Days at Reducéd Prices W Ll DR 0. Calif., December 1 mer Kuudson, a young is making great prog ress with a class of potential orators who have speech defects. She says that all speech defects, such as stam- mering, lisping, baby talk and in <ome cases muteness, when function al, are capable of cure. “It is a matter of psychology. The trouble is usually the result of nervousness, lack of self-confidence, bad hurry habits or possibly repres. sions of fome sort buried deep in the child’s unconscious mind.” I These Are Gifts —of Quality that lifts them far above the ordinary; —of Character that lifts them far above the commonplace. Handkerchiefs To Give Men and Boys Men's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, with SOC colored woven border. h Joy and appreciate your thoughtful- 1316 G St. CITY CLUB BLDG. Genuine Ebony and Karibrose Wood Back Toilet Sets $3.50 to $16.95 Distinctive sets, and the brushes are all | made with the best quality bristles. Colgate’s Set for Men, 75¢ Consists af tube of shaving cream, cake 4 of soap, box of talcum powder, dental cream and lilac vegetal. Houbigant’s Men’s Set, $3.50 Bottle of vegetal, Fougeral Royale tal- cum powder, shaving cream and toilet soap, attractively packed. Military Brushes, $11 pr. Handsome De Barry pattern, in Ivory Pyralin. Excellent quality bristles. et Goods—Main Floor i Fountain Pens and Pencils Men’s Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, hand- rolled hem and finished with colored Make Ideal Gifts threads. ’ Whether he’s 15 or 50, he wants a foun- tain pen for Christmas—and we have just the style that will please him most! Famous makes, noted for their unfailing service. Shaeffer “Lifetime” Pens, $2.75 to $8.75 Pencils, $1 to $3.75 Parker’s “Duofold” = y et i) Pencils, 83084 poye plain White Lawn Handker- 15 “Waterman's” Ideal C mas Time v ksfii Pens, $4 to $9 Men’s Handkerchiefs, with colored $1 woven border and initial. Box of 3, Men’s and Boys’ Pongee Handkerchiefs, $1 made entirely by hand. Men’s and Boys’ Pongee Handkerchiefs, with hand-drawn threads, hem- 50C and $1 stitching and initial. Community Plate Christmas Club This Week Only—Join Now Women’s Fitted chiefs. Traveling Cases Pencils, $1 to $2 “Eversharp” 4 . . “‘e ‘%"/Mf Pens, $5 to $10 Pencils, $1 to $5 o e Bl win ele $l ks bl‘l"h‘ hm”(rml' 'm; 4 s $ 5 i : wear as well as beauty; lined oy Moore’s Pens, $3.00 to $8.00 ored border and initial. Box of 6, Here, homelovers, is your chance. Our Club Pay- with rich moire. With remov- able, luxuriously fitted toilet- taire - (shown in travel convenience. Royal” — Moore's Pencils, $1.00 to $2.00 PA ment Plan puts Complete Community Plate PALAIS ROYAL—Handkerchiefs—Main Floor inset) for AIS ROYAL—Stationery—Main Floor Cowboy Suit $3.50 - Table Service within the reach of all. Cowboy Suit What the Club Plan Means to You. You select all the beautiful Community Plate Silver- g and Sale of 4 Black a'nd red : ? > . khaki $1.75 Ui Suit Cases trousers, trimmed You Pay as little as $5.00 now, according to the amount g 5 i with fancy leath- Khaki drill, trim- of your purchase, then a small sum weekly. In an inviting variety of well » erette, and nick- ®med, as shown, 3 . wearing leathers; brown, black o‘r H E s cled studs. Has S with lestherette You Receive the Silverware at once, and best of all, dmu‘t(lia<:u:flit'nu1§§:fsxlc?;:‘ker?acx‘:; khaki ‘hat, fariat fringes. Has hat you pay only our regular price—not one penny more. OEiteatel aiaiesipned ia that . handkerchief and They all go to see Tom Mix the long genuine § 2 E leather pistol out- fit. Sizes 4 to 12 ye, to match, lariat, handkerchief and a belt, holster and small _pop-pistol. 4 ot 12 years. tone of smartness so distinc- tive for a gift. $15 to $85 o lize him—they all want to Select your own design—Select your own pieces. play cowboys. Teaspoons, Six, $3.75 Grosvenor Bird of Paradise ¢ Traffic Cop Outfit Tablespoons, .Six,$750 Three-piece Tea g $60.00 $45.00 , Made, of navy ,,v,u..P Salad Forks, Six, $7.50 Bread Tray, 9.00 “{oo BRIDGE SETS MEN’S GLOVES e TR ! Double ' Vegetable Leather-cased sets of cards Saddle-sewn masterworks bf = k. l S . Dinner Forks, Six, $7.50 Dish, 2000 1890 Ll s Saddle-s erwor bhelo » 5 pads, made durable of leathercraft. Combining S itS e iy Yan lbO}’ P ay ‘ultS De Luxe Stainless Dinner 18-in. Meat Platter, 22.00 20.00 to endure the handling such a with gift-worthy completeness nan ul S Knives, H. H. Six, $13.00 Meat Platter, 13.00 16.00 set falls heir to. In a wide the qualities of smartness, whistle, olf —Tom Mix Outfit, $5 —Tom Mix Outfit, g -~ . Well and selection of sizes, colors—and comfort and exceptional dura- fraee Dadee” —Shirt_of blac}; and orange gxso—[Shith ot hlackfand wh.mr Stainless Dinner Knives, ; ;I;nree cvl:hter.“ 5 29.00 2700 prices, which range from bility. RSO check_flannel. Trouser fronts annel, Trouser fronts o . Caj P 2 98 P of imitation feopard cloth and black and white imitation fur, Model H, Six, §7.50 Tree Platter, 25.00 23.00 $3.75 to $10.50 (o BR L el a srade khaki twill: leatherette trim. Large felt leather trimmings. Large felt Butter Spreaders, Six, $6.25 Sugar and Cream shirt with nickel- hat of orange color. Also hat of beaver color. Also has Sugar Spoon, Each, $1.28 Set, 2 pleces, 3200 23.00 . 4 plated star. Riding lariat, handkerchief and pistol lariat, handkerchief and pistol Cold Meat Fork Each, $2.50 Olive or Salted Mail Orders Postpald $2.98 breeches lacing be- outhit, Sizes 4 to 12 years. outfit. Sizes 4 to 12 years. s s 3 Nut Tray, 500 450 med with white low knee. Also has —Tom Mix Outfit, $9 Berry Spoon, Each, $3.50 Roll Basket, with g ohest. Out- cap and brass hadee. —Tom Mix Outfit, —Shirt is of khaki twill with Sets in Trays and Cabinets— thm"tl;‘ e 1100 10.00 . Blocked cap with i s $1050—Shirt of black and genuine leather fringe and 26 pieces up to 243 pieces, 2 e e g[S RN 2 Glie IAEkR hethes ¢ fannel. leur leather v(}‘]st iront, with cok}_rlcd $28.75 to $39350 O &.mr' 18-in., 25,00 2300 ® ttees. Sizes 4 to woolly tan ielt patches and rivets. Has 4 o o 98 Pulees laeiai o % t. handkerchief_and large All designs the same in Ask for complete list of LE T E . D. Trousers 00 f and pistol outfit. 1 outfit. Hat of felt, olive : £ A '—I S - ey $4- felt hat. 4 to 12 years. 4 to 12 years. price pieces 012 vea PALAIS ROYAI—SBilverware—Main Floor 1314 G Street NW. : GCity Club Building ~