Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1926, Page 24

JAPANKEEPSNAVY | Socresery Davie e owunisn m s PACT, SAYSTOKID| Grecting to Army|. 2 22 rin 8 f 'Jhe PALAIS RUYAL Greatex Btate Federation. QO MORE i " §° 325 2 . e e S IRE e = \ FLoO i G Extraordinary Offer | ponia) Made That Vessels| - s son s msamion | NEW YORK:, Decamber 2—bn o. | B Al |“‘l)E A This beautiful Gilbert Clock keeps your dutles during the past year |organizations was decided upon last time faithfully. See it at your deal- il il . dls ; conditlons” |night by delege I 1 = 7| <o Venr s Normandy cnimes, | ATE Being Built Beyond 1922 | buier scoururer i ey G Lot ot Steps of Economy to Washindors Valve Spot! i iny sent to the Army by Sec- At a meeting of about 400 delegates Agreement With U. S. e Amant ¢ 7 by el oin By cox matsiy 100 (1ol Union retary Davis of the War Depart- a imately . P o & Gy iiobe atintithinio Ry IR 1ok L B (O e e ore opplng ays § I0r e (4 ous trades and Industries, it was an- - | By the Associated Press RSP A I 2 son you will feel some recompense TOKIO,-December 22.—Japanese na- nounced that officials of the American o o . . . in the knowledge that your efforts | Irad. 1 thoritie: hile not permitting . " ‘ederation of Labor and of the New FURNITURE [T iros 1o be. Auoted, denied ves | have resulted in constructive York State Federation of Labor had onvenien anged on iables I1or ele on! v that Japan was bullding light | Complishments,” he ed. T offered material and moral support to Nation contint P - c of 10,000 tons or under ex the movement. preciation for the peac offorts s, Gortei SR I o Srbi R ks O e e conference unanimously voted BRI R -y 2 g FOR of the ‘\'n,:«:n:xx(}‘m‘n;r‘onmont “f Toos | of our Army toward civic advance- |to make the movement mationwide, Buy Her a foc oo B S TS S Gift for the Housewife $12.50 All-Wool Blankets 70x80-inch woven of pure lamb’s wool, in at- . tractive block plaids. Ends bound with sateen. Weighs 5 pounds. for limitation of armament. st ¢ Abraham Shiptacoff, manager of ° This assertion was made Monday by S the International Pocketbook Work- N Chairman Thomas S. Butler of the Auto Vlcnm Asks $50,000. e A iation, wak. cHDSSh (ernpo: eg ee Conventions House naval committee when he in- | troduced a bill in the House at Wash-| Suit to recover $50,000 damages was | ¥ L g ,J“‘"‘:""r»" f" the Lovely mod- Glft FOOt ‘N ear Weddings | ington providing for the construction | g i v Knvn, P, Vearen| o) . e e " 6 98 L th % . Nlen S 33 98 ecather House Slippers Handturned soles and Tiber hecis. " Siees s 92:98 l(l 10. Boys’ All-Leather School Shoes, $1.98 Tan um’)ers with solld leather soles and rubber heels. Sizes 1 to 8. ) hatrman. gninst George W. Baker, owner of ! shades. Flat 5,000 Wulding Chatrs the United States of 10 ligh b The treaty of 1922 betwi um - 3 wtomobile which struck her, June crepes, quilt- H. Ba & Son ted! Stutes Great Bl I S t Thirteenth and T streets north-| 1In spite of the general depression ed rayons, GIG‘E‘SQ..Hv.W- 1‘;\I.twp‘»:d.»fJ::::‘n;:.:r:;;")r‘lr;:»i l‘,:’:;‘ t, she a-| caused by the coal shortage, the pro- dainty lace A n 1 10,000 tons. d it Two heavy cruisers which were re trimmings. Large or small pat- - | cently .launched, said the Japanes terns in solid or Japanese prints. authorities, will be completed in 1928 Two others to be launched will be Bargain Basement e e, et reret o RSIRFRINGING KR e Gift Suggestions nent injur he is rey v | duction of rayon In England has and ribbon motifs, with rosebud Attorneys Leahy and Sullivan. steadily increased in the last year. Bargain Basement AR AR AR RS Men’s Felt Slippers ” . Heavy padded soles to @O Gift Suggestlons Brownies, $2.00 up tngton VAl two Gf thess arger Sizes in Gowns, 3 : b . hemise, Bl ’ < i Ica Cameras, $52.50 up to Rkt Shemiely Dot ang Women’s 4-Buckle Arctics, $2.48 $100. nd elght battle crutsers were g Hatist ]1, g i Jersey tops, pure gum Soles. All sizes. % & either given up or their construction and batiste, lace and em- 3 198 F 1 Cine-Kodaks, $70.00 and | suspended, with the exception of two broidery trimmed, 98¢ Men’s $1. elt / to b built irpl: Q. s, . $100. Complete Outhit| ' orams’ Anancia ondition. author- Lamp Shades, different de- House Slippers &~ $140. Sl Sl e B signs, 95c gg Breretts or Operas with Q. ° 4 Wonderful Christmas Gift | were desired. They intimated that First you'll love Bonbori Dishes, make attrac- e TnEReiesyang Christmas Cards the government hoped that some dis- ti ift 95 ‘ Oven Evenings g o molil e callel their smart colors Ve g1t e Children’s “Zoo Pets” vuth Movable Columbia Photo Supply |:ome contemplated replacements. d e Serving Trays, attractive Eyes, 89¢ Company e and exclusive de- ‘ | designs, 95¢ Made by one of the leading manufacturers of the asserted, were made a part of the so i : called eight-eight 1920 program of Sports Milosheen Bloomers, . . 3 Japan. This program originally called 5 . This Christmas for completion in 1927 of eight battle- single or double cuffs, y Pure Linen Hand-embroid- ered Towels, 39 Linen Scarfs, Buffet and Vanity Sets, Bridge Sets, all boxed, each, $1.00 Block Plaid Blankets, 66x80 inch, = wool - and - cotton mixed for warmth, $4.98 50x50-inch Luncheon Cloth and 6 Napkins, all linen, boxed, $1.98 $7.50 Comforts, filled with pure lamb’s wool, covered .with floral silkoline, solid borders, $5.98 1624 New York Ave. . |VALENTINO PORTRAIT signs, then you'll Hand-painted Wall Vases, T Women’s, Misses’, AUCTIONED FOR $400 delight in their re- il Children’s Rubbers Paintings Sell for Less Than An- markable variety G RA N DS ticipated-4-Actor Pays $300 for and glove-like fit- Candlesticks, plain and Good quality rubber, will it @@ 3 Rapier and Shield. ting and fina”y fancy, 95¢ broad or narrow toes, Medium By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, Calif., December you may be sure 22.—A full-length portrait of the late b flat heels. Vases, ‘Pottery, Relish Palais Royai—Bargain Basement Rudolph Valentino, the work of the to find the exact Dishes, each, 95¢ Bargain Basement RN IR Bargain Basement o FIND ~ Spanish artist, Beltran.Masses, show- slipper at just the : & d ing the film idol arrayed in the armor Glo es Fo th Enti 8 llk Hose ! o : ] r the Entire Famil men MIDGET |&E8libndiill oricevouwilwant V c— S— Werner, one of Valentino’s heirs, when a_ collection of paintings went to pay. ; Women'’s Imported Suede Finish Gloves All first-quality t}}rcad silk hose, };’;‘:e;g;fi_ ““fi,{:f‘e{"fefl_nfit“‘r"';f; ;‘:;g : NN New patterns, with French embroidered cuffs. 79c sh_apcd bf)ot and lisle garter hem. c ;%rosge painting, which originally cost Exquisite Ornaments \ A All sizes. High spliced heel. All the wanted . | Several paintings of the Italian and Hosiery, Tool Men’s Cha[noisette Glove's’ 81 shades are shown in sizes 8% to 10. T o2 the Touls X1V period brouent bide Wahable. 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H30° ”F‘loml»m““l ity flat crepe. . Handkerchicfs=2x ot 49(: Sizes From Dresses that sell regularly for $12.50 and $15 cdWon cerchitn. —Second Floor 16 to 50 In a complete size range, 16 to 52, this sale— Self color S iiloo Silk Hcsiery_";r",”l'x $l 29 t.:hmh Q“l( Chiff m "uu? . \ B on Speciatty ) 55 g || NEW SILK DRESSES S Rayon Silk Vests— 1 ¢ fi'r"ii‘i;. i ‘;I.J. ‘"'3”7*”'? 98c Styles Entirely New and Unusually Smart at This | } T Low Price. In the New and Popular High Shades Fitted Overnight Cases— it ton ikt 35.98 and in Materials You Would Expect to See in Dresses Selling at $10 to $20—in a Special Sale at— ! Bargain Baseméat This is an event of unusual character! — Ladies’ Gloves ” chimct 98c For we are offering a group of Dresses that are Solore UERp S L outstanding in every detail! Here you will ; ] s find just the desired mode in styles of Flat ' .. 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