Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1927, Page 27

FAT TORSTYN STAR WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAT. NOVENMTEER 1. 1097, UFHElAl- IRlBUIE TN QO INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE ACCOUN'T ST W' E DO NOT PENALIZE OUR FRIEND. e g i 3 Van Raalte Chiffon Silk H TO ENVOY PLANNED » i Ry @] 4G T : Boys’ 5 to $6.75 Sample Suits 119)) 1, 32, el s naman I el sconiocd vl Yo Raie S o President to Head Delegation (100) Roys’ Three-piece Vest Suits, with at Funeral of Guatemalan knicker pants. Sizes 6 to 17 years, Minister. The Largest Purchase of Men’s Sweaters We Have Ever Made! NEW : . “GOLD” 1,500 Famous “Campus’ Make Shaker Knit Sweaters| jewelry S Wool and Wool-Mixed Qualities—Made to Sell at $6.50 to $8.50 $1 To be in the height of £ valry o £ B | fashion one must hoast the on James 1. Freoman win X = new “Gold Jewelry"—in this pel. assisied by Tev, \ /” assortment vou will find ‘ v ‘ - beautiful Link Chains, e e il h Z Another Great < Chokers, or perhaps a two or three strand Necklace nor 1 o 3 e i o= Sale that would look well with o % vour new outfit. Here, too, 2 lclean_of S vou will find Bracelets in ] : Another Great numerous styles, some stone t i \ p s set, also Farrings \ ' Bargain Event Caeaieh e At ] . X aree nvited. o mas v o o : y 75¢ Noxzema d, naval attac X : naval »\ 33 \ : ' ’ SRR weight with silk garter welt, also service weight in the goli or ; $3.69 BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K. ST. "THE DEPENDABLE STORE A mainber we are. Gisoontinuing; heace’the kreat refuction, but strictly All sizes in the lot, but not in each color. President Coolidge, his cabinet men bers, Amba ors and others prom: nent in the diplo i erns el gather with of 18 of church and Combination “Campus” make Sweaters need no introduction to the buying public of Wash- . i 44C ington. They are sold by all the lcading stores throughout the country who cater Regular 30¢ Jar Noxzema to high-class clientele, Cream ard 255 Caka N zema Soap. hoth for 44c. added during the sertices in the play ing by Arsenio 1 Pan-Ameri musician, of s Ralon was a 1 Minister, who was fo he plaved, Special musie will he rendered b the full cathedral choir of men and| RS Good, heavy-weight shaker knit grade of pure wool, with a small percentage of cotton that adds to the durability. All periectly tailored, with close-fitting With each purchase vicesSthambay sl i ribbed cuffs. Al new styles and colors that are fast and will not rub off. ?f Noxzema Combina- ion, a ticket to the . ¥ Crew-Neck style, with three-piece Crew-Neck style with V-shaped set- p Washmgmn Pure Food Will remain until @ f shawl collar, two woven-in pockets in of contrasting stripes, in various 2 Show will be given. light cruiser, U, b i inati 4 Ligh hg:uiumc’;“m_ B e i that will not sag or pull out of shape. combinations. 50c Neet Depilatory 38¢ 25c Woodbury's Facial During the interim. it is und N 3 In navy, brown and taupe. Crew-Neck style, with round neck ! Cream ... he widow of the Minister will go t . % s A, Guatemala to he on h when th S . o 2 / Crew-Neck styles, pull-over shape, very close fitting; in black, navy and 3 A ") Soap, TH o reitoa bl close fitting, heavy ribbed bottom. | maroon. Heavy ribbed bottom. / : W g v £ : N 7 - 3 Ideal fi under coat. In navy Every sweater perfect lity. Sizes }/I' 7 p i VIRGINIA M.E. SESSION| B\ AT : PP A e N7 A | s s cisitane, / 7 ADMITS 15 PASTORS | \ AP SRR T Y Y/ Wz s L TR G RELLOLIRTS S ATE T or Cleansing Cream, F tion or Vanishing Cream i B Fi Powd a 4 Conference Marks Armistice Day = > 2 / 7/ o g-:»g,;’n. f’_"‘f,r *nd 50¢ 1 i \ “Ben ur” fi . and Eulogies Are Paid to NN 4 Gl 7 / nating Oriental Per- 59¢ Eight of Pulpit. R = g k'/‘;‘:’,tl'fl % il fume. Ounce ...... \ N ®necial Dispatch to The Star. i $5-98 Umbrellas ; § 9 4 DA > R MR W NN [/ WAL //4"‘ DANVILLE, Va., November 11.—The | ) RN R AR i Y WX Virginia Methodist Conferen g : > MHRHRHRRR AN N RO i o sumed its labors this mor if. O N Q / = . téen voung ministers were admitted Z N > Woman's Colored Silk Um- in full connection by Bishop Collins X 2 TR / (// Ay, brellas, covered with navy Blue, TORE R | Y, N ) "".J""/"/:/,i/’/l § areen, ‘red. purple or brown silk The fundamentalist issie probahly ' RS Wi 4 OV, iy taffetas, with attractive vari- will not be raised at this session 1 N \ N \ DN P A L % 4 colored borders. 16-rih stvle, < p e with fancy amber-like handles, pausing in s 3 0 3 H) ; 3 ' 4 and amber finish tips and cl stroke of 11 o'cloc - i \ NN W & N SO 7 /4 ) X 7Y 4 ends. S i FEulogies were n 2 i N 5 WY A 7 Goldenbere' o Revw, J. 0. Moss, ¥ \ 1 //}“ 4 FHOAN Goldenbere'a—Firas Floar. B /7 / =it inl The Last Sale Day of the Stock recommended drastic changes in con- ference procedure, under which the annual event could he cut down to ° three davs. The bulk of the conter- ence felt that the changes were too e 1 er O 0 mportant 1o be dealt with hastily. Rev. W. 8. Haverty of Goochiand, who failed to go to the place to which he was appointed, was dropped. Hi . ° > explanation was that he did not thin that the salary was large enough tc 1Ceé e in es n enable him to travel the circuit. erOvercoats Boys’ $10.95 - to $12.75 High- 9 75 Grade Overcoats — All the season’s newest and smartest models and good, serviceable, natty materials of chinchilla and man- nish mixtures. Beautifully tailored. All wool lined. Sizes 3 to 17 years. $27.50 to $29.50 $18 Overcoats Overcoats 1 4 7 5 $14. 24.75 Boys’ Quarter-lined Overcoats, sy g box fitting styles, in dressy pat- Boys® Tigh School Overcoats, | terns, also plain blue. Patent “Smart Set” brand, of plaid back | huffler attached. Sizes 10 to 20 coatings, in beautiful colorings Vedte: _/ Nicely tailored and trimmed. $22.50 Overcoats overToNISWNNER || Fifty Cents on the Dollar IN MAYORALTY RACE| 5 e omorrow wi be the last day ot our phenomena Young Attorney of Memphis De- % sale of the Gilbert Clothes Shop stock—the men of Wash- feats Incumbent by Approxi- ington responded in great numbers and we feel they were more than repaid, for the values offered were the best we have given in some time. Men rcalized that the b sl s, A Gilbert Clothes Shop carried only high-grade merchan- M dise, everything that was new and desirable, and with given a mayoralty e ate >y new numbers from our own stock, as well as recent pur- kins Overtc bl chases, this last day should be one long to be remem- bered. T mately 13,000 Majority. his entire et i ol ; ; The assortment embraces suits, overcoats and top- march to victory in a heated cam- K p coats—suits of blue serge, worsted and cassimere, top- aign. K B : 4 e il > 43 coats of novelty mixtures and heavy-weight overcoats, in plaids, oxfords, grays and blues. $15 Overcoats $12.75 $18.75 Boys’ High School Overcoats, DL Boys’ Overcoats of all-wool [ “Smart Set” brand, of double-faced FREE \ : coatings with wool plaid linings. | all-wool plaid-back materials, in Novelties for Patent muffler attached. Sizes 10 beautiful colorings and patterns. the Kiddies to 18 years. Sizes 11 to 20 years. districts would not the result. Withou! total vote was approxi Lewis T. Fitzhugh, The number of perso and Topcoats FLOOD DATA GIVEN. ' : @ report received by the : z . : C’r.\v., hundred and st Mv-nine i b . ; Ppuildings in the 19 counties o = i by the flood were t a v @nd 1,347 bulldings were 3 . gording to the statement. 1 i ’ total of 8497 refugees have re. A ! . peived assistance from Red Cross n -3 l Gilbert’s Prices $25, $27.50, $32.50 & $35 RR E Suits | Overcoats | Topcoats 5 Crisfield, Md —at— —at— e sl $15.50 [ $15.50 1$15.50 Dover, De]‘ i Dark, light and medium Large, burly, double- AND RETURN i shades, mediumor heavy | |reasted models, through- | weights, in gray, tan, brown & " g 2 ] ? ; and-thrc E a and Dblue stripes, plaids and ind-thr '“f~'h Wl“d\. also a Sunda November 20 | mixtures. Two and three | iew self backs and plaid shades and large ‘I’_;?”‘“‘ TRAIN H button, single and double [ Dacks. ]11ui(|s. also cullcgi:\tc s breasted shapes, o 5 " . Leaves Washington. | By Tan, large plaids, plain | models in extra long Returning, leaves Pine St. (C: Regulars in sizes 34 to 42, - L ke 3 S0 e it 4 { for the ol . angles. Air brush and blo Genuine Germania Chinc Coats, all-wool quality; 7 - Reld), 430 pan., § regular stouts 38 to 46 blue, plain gray and a lengths. effccti in Deautiful com= RE o uhleibresstedt madeld, suede fikedy) Tninavy, copen,’ gred ; A i X Kiddies ons. ) broken sizes in shorts and few Qx'””l"l:h‘fl‘s and 5 3 maroon and tan. Sizes 1 to 4 years, slims. Belt Coats. Sizes 34to44. Sizes .33 to 40 only. § golenerrainat Fisor. Goldenherx's—Third Floor.—Charge Accounts Inviled. ' . : § v e NO INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE ACCOUNT ""'""‘::2""“""""""‘"""""""""""""‘ WE DO NOT PENALIZE OUR uuuu|||umm|uln|l||||1lummwmmm O K I K N K o K K T I I NN I ON e $1 Fall i Girls’ Warm Winter Coats Neckwear 79C In a Wonderful Assortment $12.98 Coats that the girls from 7 to 10 years will admire and want— stylish new models of all-wool materi with beautiful, soft fur collar. others with fancy stitchings. Al warmly interlined. Soft sateen crepe. In white, eream, ecru, linings. pink, tan anl colored combina- i el Misses’ Wonderjacks Children’s Coats TLarge and small round and V . 3 o . Misses' Teatherette Wonderjacks, $2.95 Silk Scarfs with zip fasteners: suede lining: Warm “hildr All-wool Velour and Broad- Q and cozy for Winter wear. Made with o with fur collars and fine, / $25) elastic enff and two pockets. Ied, brown linings. Warm, rich colorings. { and green. Sizes 12 to 18 years. Sives 1 to 4 years. // / / Double and- single breasted models, plain H stopping at Intermediate Stations New Fall Scarfs, of crepe de FREE chine and Eagle crepe, long and Children’s Chinchilla Coats [ Novelties short styles, squares and t (o | em— e | e} | e | e | s || | s | e | e | e e | | e || e s | s | s | e | e 1 s | s | e 11 ES 5