Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1926, Page 28

D.. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1926. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON., D mmmmwwmyxfiw : lIIlIIIIlIlIIIIIIIlll‘lxllIIII|IHlllllllIlI!IIIIIIHIIII'I|IHllll]lIillllIIIII||IIIlllll||II’ll"lllIlldllHIIIII|||IIIIII|I|I'llIIIIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIH" Ifllllllll'l[ll ||I|I|IlIlllllllllIIIII[IIIHIIIIlllIIlIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIII!IIII]!I|Ill‘IlllIlIllll|I|||llllllllll“llllllll!.llfllll.lll! p =% FOREIGN AID ASKED - Woamdward & Lnthrop ; : : ; : i ! i i f ; : i f i AT AN, e DOWN STAIRS STORE Thousands of Gift Suggestions Lesser Priced For the Belated Shopper Women’s Gifts Underwear New Vee-back Chemise, $6.95. In pustci shades; georgette. To wear with low- ack evening gowns. Silk Dance Bloomers, $5.95. Georgette ruffled dance bloomers, in pastel shades and 21 length. Long and short Long-sleeve Gowns, $1.35. Neatly finish- ed; of white muslin; s 16'and 17 Long-sleeve Gowns, $1. Of white muslin sizes 16 and 17. Long-sleeve Gowns, $1.95. Of very fine quality; white onl. 16 and 17. Fancy Bandettes, $1. Lace, radium, crepe de chine and satin combinations. Sizes 30 to 38 Dance Grrdlel, $1.50 to $3. 4 hose sup- andeaux to match, 78c to §I. terials. Crepe de Chine Chemise, $2.95. All pastel shades; lace trimmed and tailored styles. Sizes 36 to 44. Crepe de Chine Gowns, $4.95. Beauti- fully made; in all shades; sizes 16 to 17 Crepe de Chine Pajamas, $5.95. Pastei shades; sizes 15, 16 and 17. Lace-trim- med and tailored models. Glove Silk Bloomers, $1.95. Peach, tea vose, orchid and flesh shades; sizes 5, 6 and 7. Glove Silk Vests, $1.25. Shades to match Bloomers; sizes 36 to 42. Milanese (rayon) Vests, $1.95. Flesh and white. Sizes 44 and 46 only. Bloomers to match, $3.95. Hose, Gloves and Handkerchiefs Miller Service Silk Hose, $1.50. Full- fashioned; all shades; silk to hem; sizes 8§15 to 10. M»Jf.r Full-fashioned Chiffon Silk Hose, $1.3 k to hem; hose in all shades 8% to 10. hioned Hose, Eight smart shades; sizes 81 to 10. Full-fashioned Lisle Hose, 75c. Black. nude, alesan, French nude and gray. Sizes 815 to 10. Wool Gloves, $1. Samples of our $1.95 grades. Attractive styles and colors. Fine Lawn Handkerchiefs, box of 3, 50c With dainty lace corner. Jersey Dresses, $3.95 One-piece styles in Chanel, tan, green, copen and navy. Sizes 16, 18, 36 to 38. Corduroy Robes, $5.95. In copen, Ameri- can beauty, lavender and rose. Sizes 3% to 46. Silk Negligees, $7.50. Crepe de chine, in lovely shades. Several styles in small. medium and large sizes. Also Black Satin Negligees, trimmed styles, $10. Bags, Slippérs, Buckles Handbags, $1.95 and $295. Calf, seal, goat and reptile-calf Bags in the ap- proved pouch and underarm styles. Handbags, $3.95 and $4.95. Pouch and underarm bags in calf, seal, morocco. lizard and alligator calf. Moire lined and well fitted. Boudoir Slippers, $1. Felts and satins, in severul styles and all colors and sizes, G.i‘ Slippers, $1.25. Of fine quality felt; various styles and all sizes, Shpnert at $1.95. Mules and satin slip- s in comfy styles; padded soles and Men's Gifts Furnishings Slippers—Needfuls Cocoon Broadcloth Shirts, $3.50. Plain white in neckband style only. Sizes to 161. Of highly lustrous silk-like broadeloth, imported from England. Blanket Robes, $3.95 and $4.95. New shipment for last-minute lections. A1l materials, colors, styles and Rayon Knitted and All-wool Scarfi, $1.95. Attractive patterns and very admirable colorings. M’Lord English Broadcloth Shirts, $1.55; 3 for $4.50. Collar-attached and neck- band styles; sizes 1315 to 18. Men's Ties, $1. ilk, silk and wool and knit ties, in new color combinations and plain _col Men’s Slippers, $1.50. TFelt in high cut and Everett styles: all sizes. Smoking Stands, $2.95. In bronze finish and with weighted base. Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, box of 6, $1.50. Fine, soft quality linen. Linen Handkerchiefs, 35c. Corded and hand-rolled hems. Children’s Gifts Apparel Raincoat Sets, $3.95. Sizes 6 to 16 vear: all popular shades. The sets include coat and cap. Infants’ Handmade Dresses, $1 and $1.95. Daintily smocked and embroidered; nar- row lace at neck and sleeves. Some scalloped styles at these prices. Infants’ Bootees and Sweater and Cap Sets, $1.95 and $2.95. All wool, in white, trimmed with pink or blue. Furnishings Bedroom Sllppm, 85c and $1. Padded soles and heels make these soft felt slip- pers fine gifts. Children’s Arctics, $2.95. Finely made; weather proof; all sizes. Shoes for Children, $1.95. Brown or black calf shoes; all sizes, Rubbers for Children, 85c to 95c. All sizes: black. Boys’ Fancy % Sports Hose, 65c. Wool- mixed; sizes 8 to 11 Children’ R|bbed ockings, 35c. Of mercerized cotton, sizes 6 to 9%. Misses’ rayon-and-lisle Fancy Sports ch,] 75¢. All color combinations. Sizes 7 to Children's Wool Gloves, 50c. In dainty colors; sizes 0 to 7. Rugs—DMiscellaneous Foot Stools, $1.25. Covered with jacquard covering. ersible Wool Chenille Rugs, $4.25. x54-inch size; plain colors. Reversible Cotton Chenille Rugs, 24x48- inch size, $2. 27x54 Rag Rugs, oval, $3. 27x54 Axminster_Rugs, $3.75. 14x24 Imported Coco Mats, $1. 24x36 Plain Rag Rugs, $1. 9x12_Axminster Rugs, $37.50. Persian Hamadan Mats, $32.50, Anatolian Oriental Rugs, $6.50. Boudoir Lamps, $1.95 and $2.95. Assort- ment of pottery bases, complete with silk shade. Bed Lights, $250 and $395. Georgette silk lined; assorted colors Shell Candle Holders, $1 pair. Red and orange, mahogany-finished holders. Trays, $1. Mahogany and nickel-plated errbu, $1 and $125. Real plate glass mirrors; pictures at top. Console Mirrors, $3.95 to $6.95. Attrac- tive designs; plain or mitred glass. Lamp Shades, $2.95 to $8.95. TFor bridge and junior lamps; georgette and parch- mentized. Lamp Bases, $3.95 to $7.50. Junior and floor lJamp bases; polychrome or metal. Pearl Necklaces, $1. Boxed pearl (manu- ash trays, y)ln cushions and several styles of pad Magazine Racks, $1.25. Assorted style: an Sets, $1.95 and $2.95. 4 and 5-pie INCURBING DRUGS u. S. Sends Notes to The Hague Signatories Seeking: Help Against Smuggling.’ S Efforts to curb the fllicit drug traf-! fic in the United States are being di- rected toward foreign channels in or- der to control drug importations at the source of manufacture. The State Department today made public identic communications to all the foreign powers signatory to the zue convention on drug traffic con- . which pointed out that the bull of the drugs illegally sold in the United States were of foreign origin It was further asserted that the do- mestic sources of supply had been almost_entirely shut off by effective legal control. “It is believed that the problem of the United States would be vastly | simplified,” it added, “If there were | established in various manufacturing { countries a system of control over | narcotic drugs and the factorles for their production similar to that in effect in this country.” Attention of the powers was called { to a simllar effort “to enlist co-opera ! tion of other powers signatory to the | Hague convention,” made by the | Washington Government last October. | The announcement made no mention | | of replies recefved. Provisions of the convention, texts {of Federal acts for control of the | drug traffic in the United States and |a summary of enforcement regula- | tions and policy under those acts were { included in the communic: | The various governments were asked | to offer any suggestion +that might ! { were told that the Washington Gov- | ernment is prepared to co-operate { fully to bring the Hague convention into eff(\(‘t | QOCIETY (Continued from Page Twenty- hree.) | Lucia Barber, will leave tomorrow for‘ Fort Hancock, N. J., to spend Christ- mas with their son-in-law and daugh- ter, Capt. and Mrs. Notley du Hamel, and will return to their apartment af ardman Park Hotel next week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Patton Chese- borough, jr., will arrive in Washing- ton today from Biltmore. N. C., to be the guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and M Joseph E. Davies, for the holidays. Miss Henrletta Albers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Albers, will ac- company her grandmother, Mrs. Eliza- beth Albers, to Florida to visit Mrs. Joseph Earman, Miss Albers’ sister. They will leave today. 5 The first classmen of the Naval Academy at Annapolis, who are in Washington for the Christmas week end, will be hosts at a dance in the \\{afllm;m Park Saddle Club this eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. W, Morrell of Chi- cago, I, have arrived in Washington for a short stay and are at the W, lard. Arts Club Christmas Party This Evening A Christmas party reminiscent of | all the cherished aditions of the holiday will be held at the Arts Club this evening, when Mr. and Mrs. Wil Barnes will be hosts. Ceremonlal arrival of the boar’s head, the bring- ing in of the yulelog and a distribu- tion of presents by Santa Claus will be features. The musical program will consist of chorus singing of Christmas carols. % :::9:;:& 3. i The Theta Sigma Sorority will give a dance Christmas night in the gar- den house of the Grace Dodge Hotel. Miss Simmering is chairman of ar- rangements, Miss Ellen Wise Crenshaw will be the chairman of ushers for the Har- \ard Instrumental Club’s concert to be given at the Mayflower Sunday evening. She will be assisted by Mi: Katherine Amory, Miss Anne Butler, Miss Suzette Dewey, Miss Natalle Hammond, Miss Rosemary Griffin, Miss Caroline Thom, Miss Victoria Tytus and-Miss Winifred West. Among the boxholders are Mrs, Henry F. Dimock, Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs. Clarence Willilams, Mrs, Morton D. Hull, Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman and Mr: Richard Parker Crenshaw. The premier of Australia, the Rt. Hon, Stanley Bruce, and Mrs. Bruce will be given a reception at the Carl- 1E arise from their own experience, and| MORE ] .FLOOR. ““I SPACE “l PARTMENTS DEl Practical Gifts for Men and Boys! Men’s Neckwear \ctual 55¢ and 75¢ values! Silk or crepe ties in the newest styles and most up-to-date colorings. Won- c derful assortment from which to choose. Men’s Coat Sweaters Warmly knit, good-looking Coat Sweaters. Those at $1.29 are of cotton; those at $198 are part wool. Both styles made with two pockets. 36 to 44, Boys’ Coat Sweaters $1.00 Heavy Knit Sweaters, made with roll collars. Various becoming and collegiate colors, Cotton makes the sweaters at $1, those at $1.49 are part wool Men’s Handkerchiefs 25000 to go on sale tomorrow! Fine linen handkerchiefs of plain white or . white withi colored c woven borders, Full size, Palais Royal—Bargain Basement Men’s Shirts Sample assortments and discon- tinued patterns of regular $1.25 and $1.50 shirts! Collar-attached or neckband styles of broadcloth or figured f: 13% to 17 Men’s Felt Slippers Our Regular 98c Quality! Well made with soft padded soles and heavy warm up- pers. A gift every man is hoping to find on Christmas morning ! Gifts for Mm} and Boys ! : Men’s Chamoisette Gloves i i Look like—and wear like leather! Practical, washable gloves in gray, —————————————————————————————————————— brown or tan. Sizes 774 to 9% u High Tan Shoes for . Boys and Girls Heavy Jeather soles with durable tan uppers. All sizes 5 to 2. c Bops’ 69c Rubbers, exceptional values at only 59c. Palais Royal—Bargain Basement Gifts for Women and Girls! Women’s Gloves Imported Suede Finish Gloves in smart fancy cuff styles. Jeige, nude, beaver, gray or c suede. Sizes 6 to 7V5. Women’s Handkerchiefs 4 for with hemstitching and em- broidery. White or colors. 25C . . . Gift Lingerie Attractively boxed, all ready to give on Christmas Silk Underwear, Nightgowns, $1 $2.98 Silk Slips, $1.98 Paiamas. $1 Bloomers, $1 Gift Underwear Slips, gowns, step-ins and chemises of heavy crepe de chine, beautifully styled and [} Wonderful variety of sheer lawn handkerchiefs finished trimmed with fine laces, me- dallions or ribbons. Handmade Gowns Hand-embroidery trims these pretty gowns of fine nainsook. White or colors. Various styles c from which to choose your fa- vorite. Rayon Underwear Vesits—88c Chilc!ren’s Jersey Pantie Dresses Fine all-wool jersey dresses, made every stitch by hand and trimmed with dainty embroid- ery. The newest colors. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Perfume Sets In a lovely satin-lined box —perfume, toilet water, $1 .79 face powder, face cream and bath salts. —_— Perfume Sets Box containing perfume, toilet water and face powder. Set conmsisting of toilet water, bath 99c salts, body powder. Misses’ and Children’s 98c Felt Slippers All sorts of clever, novelty styles, including. Jingle Bell, Zoo Tots and many others. Complete size range 5 to 2. Rayon Bloomers If perfect they would sell for $1.49! Made with strong elastic bands at $ waist and knees. Pastel tints or street shades. 4-Buckle Galoshes For Women and Children Chemises or Bloomers—$1.49 Lustrous rayon of the finest quality in a good assortment of pastel tints. Complete size range. 'lunor Ball, Silk Bridge Lamp Shade e Bender s Harylove of ‘this city L ;j;, Gifts for the Entire Family! 5.b. Box of Chocolates Fresh Peanut Brittle Albany and Arl\' A, I( $2.50 is the regular price! All Thlicl hone. ioveral boxes 49 for the kiddies and your J ® friends! Wholesome candy c packed in boxes—a regular 35¢ George W. Anstin Jond S Aliee Nonroe, iresh and just received from value. both of nmumuw Point, Md.. their famous maker. Choco- Palais Royal—Bargain Basement ton by the English-speaking Union, Friday, December 31. Mr. and Mrs. Watson Savage of Manaroneck, N. Y., are at the Wil- lard for a short visit. Mamage Licenses. age licenses have been {ssued to the \ In rose, blue, red or yellow. arri o Make attractive Christmas Tarring W. Heironimus, jr., xvnd .l'.lnnfnce = Surplus stock of a R. Fleming, both of Grafton, W MR By B New York manufacturer, se- cured at a low price.—Bar- gain Basement. Umbrellal, $3.76 to $5.50. Silk and gloria (mixture of silk and cotton) Umbrellas, in assortment of styles. Wood or amber color handles. Fitted Dressing Cases, $4.95. Ambertone fittings. Cut Stlal and Rhinestone Buckles, $1 to $5. Newest styles. Slipper Trees, 25c and 50c. Evening Slippers, $5.85. Satins and pat- ent leathers in latest styles. All sizes. these! Buy them for her as a little extra gift! BRI Every girl and woman needs a of galoshes and will appreciate ° / trim, good-looking ones like Women’s 10c Handkerchiefs Sheer lawn in white or colors Embroidered corners with nar- row hemstitching. — Bargain Basement. DOWN STAIRS STORE Sale—100 Silk and Jersey Dresses Misses’ and Women's New Afternoon Dresses of flat crepe, satins, new tweeds and jerseys. All in new styles. New light shades, navy, black and dark greens. Sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 48 DOWN STAIRS STORE * 4 for 25¢ William ‘bert and Luvenia Toney. Horatio A c ud, Neflle' . Cusick o I, Thy and Williams, Ra: ings and Bsther H. Kay bofl o Rletind Ve, Charles 1. Foster and Ruby L. Care both of Richimond, V: Harry E. Brooks and Gertrude A. Spencer. Sillivan “and Ethel Hayden, bothi Fredericksburs. - Va. pp and Mary A. Ca hallacombe, r. and Viola Gift Towels—Linens—Fancy Goods All-linen Scarfs, $1.25 Turkish Towel Sets, $1 —to $225. Attractively trimmed with lovely —to $1.75. Sets contain one towel and two laces, and neatly hemstitched. cloths or one cloth and two towels, Buffet Sets, 50c Fancy Pillow Cases, $1.50 S-picce sets, of quality muslin; with blue em ery and blue lace edging. —to $2 pair. broidered and 1 Linen Buffet Sets, $1.20 Co mforks $7.50 each 4-piece sets, with embroidery and lace edging in blue Another Linen Buffet Set at $1.25. Wool-filled comforts, covered with figured sateen and solid color borders. Scarfs and Panels, $2.25 —to $10.50. Tap, arfs and panels in a All-wool Blankets, $8.75 us and colorings. In G6x80-inch size; plaids in gray, tan, rose, variety of rich de X blue d orchid. Linen Scarfs, $4.25 —t0 $9.25. Also table covers in this price range Ruffled cunm’ sl Pair Both trimmed with insertions of hand-made 5 In small blocks and open work effects. All Cluny lace. K white: tie backs to match. Also plain ecru and M‘deirl Napkin‘ sz 50 [/2 Doz white, with rose, blue or gold checks. , $2. : All-linen; 12-inch napkins in splendid variety - of designs. Ruffled Curtains, $1.25 H fitched Nap . ss Doz :)()(:((-‘d “;nuulfletle Curtains, complete with tie ems Iuns, . backs. 2% yards long. All-linen, extra fine finish. Crash Bridge Sets, 65¢ Marquisette Curtains, $1 Pair Snowy white marquisette curtains, with dainty Fast colors, in natural with gold, orchid and blue horders. Splendid values. ruffles. 21 vards long: lates your family and friends will enjoy during the holidays. Palais Royal—Bargain Basement ellent quality muslin; em- trimmed. 8 Coyr Leon and Holley. boy, Ambrose and Helen boy. James and Sara_Dark, il James E. and Sadie Burley, Charles and Christina Hardy, girl. s Didn’t Bother Him. From the Boston Transeript. Frightened Wife—You say you can't stop the car? DOWN STAIRS STORE Calm Husband—It doesn’t make any S AR 2 R N R 2 R R R R A R g e N e e e o L) u|1vu|'m||un||uu|u|unuuuummwmnmnmmmmmnmmmnmnnmnm Illllllll."l|llllllfllllllllllllllllllllllIIHHIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIII'IIl'l!llIIlHIIHIIIIIIIIIM]IIYIIMHI..hllli‘lflll‘lfllllllll!’!l}fll“mflfi (m! ||I| 0. Whiting and Estelle M. More 4Imr1u¢ . Riley, jr.. and Mary A. South- “"Soseph M. Barbecot and Marietto E A t bl G'ft It f th Home’ KRR, o i o Javen. va. na cceptaote Gt ems f1or tne . v R Harding of T ey ind "Nellle ou ot Baitimore, — Hemstitched Linen Bll’ths Re rted. Towels 0 Ch > 06x80 Wool - and - cotton po 1,000 Christmas | @ w00 $3.98 Loyrs borders and _monogram _crest. ” combinations of pink, blue, W Viley, girl. j o Large size and excellent quality G f seldom associated with sodlows1 {;me’ l ts at $10 All_w°°l Blm‘kets ets Well woven of pure virgin Bedsprea e e T 4 d Aline 1. L Jacquard Bath Towels Our Regular $12.50 to $15 Laree, heavily wowen towel with ) Comfortables cn!ored borders in rose, blue or € Eroition Disties Canidlestichs andwich Trays Boudoir Lights wool and covered with S4x5#damask pattern cloths Parchment Shades Fern Dishes silk mull and brocaded silk and cot- with attractive hemshtched $1 .98 tive colors. borders. Palais Royal—Bargaln Basement Palals Royal—Bargain Basement Wesley Johneon and . Olnez Ope. Glalys W, Wickiiam of Beaverdai. "L Leonard Butler mm Thélma H. Parks. $5 Blankets 10 i e peperiment in"he Tabt 4 Fine linen huck with damask gc lavender, tan, gray or gold. ¥ E. len s n‘ nd Glady Cra g wool, b and Liilan. 6, Lebman. & 81x105 bedspread and bol l 98 slaids. 66xR0inches, Weighs Dewey H. sk ayo, boy. ster in attractive colors, such, & 4% pounds. Very warm. Thomas A. and Martha K. Kingsbury, gi as rose, blue, lavender or c rt and Viectoria Th y. 8 *ana Lena W. Watkins, boy. gold. A Charles % . < Beautiful ones! All L- T bl l I] Bread Trays Wall Pockets filled with pure lamb's 9.98 Relish Dishes Silke Shades ton. Double-bed size. Various attrac- Palais Roynl—Bnrgsln Basement j waa:mm:&xm-