Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1926, Page 25

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The Evening News “The question the people of § are now asking is who will have to pay for the vast police search for Mrs. Christle on-the Surrey Downs while she dancing and singing at and One thousand pounds and that he bills will be submitted to the home office, slthough they fall upon Surrey County. - Publicity From the beginn unt Doubted. - 1 press agent for publicity purps , but the police have scouted this theory. In view of the public concern in what it terms an amazing turn in an extraordinary ca the Westmin- ster Gazette has ol d the opinion of two eminent spec! sts, who, how- ever, are not named. Both expressed the belief that the case was not one of lost memory, olving considerable public ——— $300, 000 Fire in Pittsburgh. (PITTSBURGH, P December (#)—I"ire last night destroyed two occupied by the Reo Auto Service and the Pittsburgh Auto 8pring Companies,. in East Liberty, with a loss estimated at $300,000. Ex- plosions of drums of oil and gasoline threatened, for a time, adjoining buildings, including Motor Square Gar- den one fireman was o\srcome by THE EVENTN@ STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1926. ‘Sofla Mosque May Become Dange Hall, U. S Arclutects Are Amazed to Hear i Associated Press " YORK. 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Col- ory and embroidered corners. A lovely gift for children and misses. Boxed, Handkerchiefs 3in Box, 39¢ Women's| and Misses 'Ker- chiefs. A 4pecial purchase of all white, colored border, em- broidered' gofn¢r and bright color style! iFancy box of 3. Boutonnieres, 39C Cluster “effects, ready in a gift box. All the prettiest col- ors and varieties. Street Floor . A Gift of . Hosiery Will Always Satisfy A $2 Group at When in doubt se- lect a pair ° of silk . stockings— : and the beau tiful color ramgc and exquisite texture of these stockings will make receiving them a distinct pleasure. A $§2 quality in all-silk from top to toe is of chiffon weight. For those who prefer it we feature a service silk with 22- inch boot and mercerized lisle garter top. » 9 Misses’ Sport Hosiery Three’ sporty col- or. combinations in a c swagger stocking of mercerized lisle. Beige with brown, blue or honey barred effect. Sizes 8 to 10. This price for only. tomorrow Cozy Lounging Robes for Useful Gifts One gift that every woman will appreciate for its cozy comfort and its daily useful- ness is a lounging robe. Rayon Robes $7.98 Stunning quilted robes in a brocade pattern. Fashioned with tuxedo collar, set-in sleeves and patch pockét. Lined with Seco. Rose, flesh, peach, or- chid and gold. 2 Quilted Robes 51098 . Satin” and rayon in pastel hades. Very beautiful model h tuxedo collar and fitted set-in sleeves. Finished with pocket and silk girdle cord. Silk Negligees $7.75 and $8.75 Crepe de chine in breakfast coat styles or kimono effects trimmed with val and net laces, footing and rosebuds. Flesh, nile, rose, light blue, peach and orchid. Kimonos $1.98 to $5.98 Boxloom _and serpentine - crepe in plain colors and pat- (ercllu bblgud-embrildued. lace ribbon trimme: & Second Floof s R TEI O O PO R