Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1927, Page 4

1. = - AGRICULTURE GOOD, ENGINEERS DISCUSS - JARDINE REPORTS FEDERAL TAXATION Secretary Tells President; Administrative Provisions of Farm Conditions Better, But | Law Are Greatest Cause of | Still Offer Problem. Complaint, Says Fernald. Thete is a Wealth of Gifts on our New 7th floor Silken Boudoir Gifts Exceptional Gifts e e at Popular Prices Nothing is more fascinating—nothing is closer to the feminine heart than lovely, fluffy, silken boudoir accessories—that offer countless gifts. The New Gift Shop The Liberty (London) Shop The Lamp Section The Art Needlework Section ral taxation as i n, the s moved into the fin s »f a tnree-day convention at the Mayflower Hotel today. E n_for compl in the Silk-covered Hat Boxes New Gift Shop Silk-covered Waste Baskets o \ Chenille-embroidered }Igm;:in;: Wall Vases of china of ho meneral i ¢ : Taffeta Pillows 3 in many attr ve styles. ing to the confusion cre- * 5 ,, . ¥ ing complicated _provi Handmade and Hand-em- i R, } $1 s i e broidered Pillows ‘ SN 2Ae i Marabou Boudoir Pillows Feather-covered Night- gown Holder : Marabou-trimmed Night- 4 i A 7 i $2 gown Holder 3 Chaise Lounge Taffeta orful Jardiniere with Cover and Pillow | i : flowers. Bright col Lace-trimmed Silk Pillows g ? $1 Taffeta Boudoir Pillows 4 g Set of four C 1 Ash Trays for bridge part with heart, spade, etc. e tax law Wi rinted < D. Hamel 1 to the joint Graceful China Swan with flower center. Different sizes. $1.50 $3 $8 present tax sy Tlustrated Imported Rose Brocade Silk-covered Waste-paper Catalonian Spanish glass pitcher Basket, $15. 1 B i ¢ { OEvase i it caldis Imported Rose Brocade PE 1 : G = Silk - covered Hat Box, : / - $2 $15. Rose Taffeta Boudoir Pil- Chinese Brass Letter Opener, low, exquisite with che- ; ; beautifully carved and shaped. nille embroidery, $8. 3 { ARt EMPROIERY SECTION f E ’ : : 75¢ SEVENTH FLOOR. ' Boudoir Dolls A Feminine Gif eminine (Uitt A gift of i istible e chag:—m Ois1 rrrmeEs lof these W, Ve GoIvt (5 the GV et boudoir dolls. There is a E, ievances and callous to the troubles wide variety for your the taxpayer.” choosing ranging in price from $5 to $85. Quaint and lovely is this doll, with full skirt and pantalets, $20. in_the od ¢ la e obscured by numerou 3 and qualifications. Com- | price ited rules of law are involved in v wakdiiie s provisions of the act. We £ , an Washington, denied that | 1l Revenue Bu- loom | Chinese Brass Door Knockers in many attractive styles. $1.75 to $3 view. Such a policy would be d farn e of jud other those who | i of the Govern. Catalonian Colored Glass Candlesticks. $1.50 pair | requir m to discourag nd to get as much for the t as the traffic will bear. ed to some of the business admin- e officials of the bureau as assistance as i d protecting the ing down broad Attractive Boxes of long Fireside Matches. The box $1 and $5 rules of policy “The best way to visualize the fu- fure of agri as of any indus- B s 10 cxa Sees Larger Combinations. amples of its rec g More and larger combinations in In- declared dustry were predicted by Gilbert N. ¥ Montague of New York, due tn the re of business to overcor alling An Unlimited Variety of G I F T S : Italian Ala!»ast_cr. Match Jar with hand-painted design. A Wide Range of Prices in the New Gift Shop 75¢ manner which ha . b 8, : Debonair and smart is ey Bty (vith adequate legal safegunrds this fdtt‘t“e;;’d doll, with 1 : In our already widely-known Gift Shop you will find a gift for I oxmoidinaiy sines fthe 3 e attitude ot She it 1preme A s every one—countless new and unique things gathered from the gift S e The fluffy toe dancer is Cax marts of the world. The variety is almost limitless, as is the range 75¢ gonseauence the proauctivity of the cue said, e Bire ndividual farmer has heen ir sh ] e e i 4 i ¥ ; e ol g i % me time the & ot eIt SO s tiong d\e'e]sgs 's;z 0. .- of 1pr(ices, which begin as low as 50c. The marvelous selection R i includes— ART EMBROIDERY SECTION s a whole, throush |leave outside enough competitors to SevENTH FLOOR. Italian Alabaster Ash Tray to match above match jar. % Attractive Stocking Boxes divided into 12 compartments. $1.50 rop_enterprises, insure effcctive competition, such 7 % 4 , such con- adapted to its market | solidations can now be set up in many in entire conformity to the Florentine Boxes Enamel Dresser Sets La Faune Pottery T English Pewter Wares Lem‘,f;f,féi a‘.fl“fi:fig;’ésid op Silver Deposit on Colored Glass $1 Japanese Ginger Jars French Print Boxes Ttalian Alabaster Godey Print Boudoir Boxes Mexican Sand Glass Czecho-Slovakian Glass China Figurines llustrated Above Five-piece German Brass Desk Set, Bronze Russian Hound Book Ends, $45. $18.50. Cowan Figurine and Bowl, $9. French Bronze Lamp, $15. Others Girr SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR. to $45. Lalique Glass French Coffee Tables French Crystal Trees Reproductions of French Lamps Novelties in Chinese Brass Cowan Pottery English Placques German Brass Desk Sets Borghese Boxes Danish Pottery Catalonian Spanish Glass Hand-tooled Leather conditions. Many Changes Undergone. “In the nine years since the World War ended our Iture s un- fafternoon with an address by Senator dergone ng cha that | James E. Watson of Indiana, and a have mat y increased the output | round. of both land and labor. This aug- mented production heen obtained on a decreased cre creage and th Here is evi< The conference will conclude this Make-up DBoxes, fitted with mirror and divided into sections. {BERGER HAS PROGRAM TO OFFER CONGRESS | Socialist Proposes Federal Owner- | ship of Natural Resources and | 18th Amendment Repeal. proposed ng of the last fev | By the Assdciated Press, Government ownership of water | power and natural resources and re- | peal of the eighteenth amendment | the quest The Gift of Light the farm fact consists of st be solved by and co-operative ef- |are included in a Socialist program to be offered in the House by Represen {tative Berger of Wisconsin, national | wirman of the Socialist party. Mr. Berger today said he intends to submit a bill to enforce the first ndment to the Constitutfon, which es that Con < shall not eedom of speech. He also | dification of the Va wnersh No gift is as much appreciated as the gift of a lamp. Here you will find a large collection offering— Boudoir Lamps Dainty Bed Lamps of georgette and silk, $3 to $9.50. Vanity Glass Lamps, with cut patterns, in orchid, crystal, amber and rose, $5.50 and $6. A USEFUL AS WELL AS ORNAMENTAL GIFT is one of these futuristic Pelicans, that holds twine or cord. 50c, $1, $2 Colored Metal Vanity l.amps, $3.50 and $4.50. Lovely georgette, silk or chintz Shades, $2.50 to $15. Desk and Table Lamps Office Lamps, in bronze or brass, $2.50 to $10. Artistic Desk Lamps, with unusual shades, $8 to $55. Table l.amp Bases—Metals, steel, Art Brass, Bronze, Italian Pottery, Marble and Porcelain—some with shades of parchment, silk, mica or linen. $3.45 to $127.50. 14 be done said Al wcial Dispateh to The Star. , Va., December 3.— Honig was given 60 d arm in the Mun| | ng A vacuu Methodist Prot * | Church, and was held for the , [Jury on the charge of breaking into irch and stealing a valuable LHespne dn GINGER JARS —direct from See this Delightful Tudric Pewter Japan — make charming gifts. Torchieres and Floor Lamps From the Liberty House of London Oileihias a wide -chibice inteie) Many Unusual Torchieres, with metal bases, $10 to : ; cold! ‘and ‘price =sthai% gie Woodward & Lothrop, exclusive representatives of Liberty House sketched, $7.50 of London, offers a wide variety in new pieces of this famous Tudric Pewter—articles of utility designed and made entirely by British craftsmen in many artistic designs. Tudric pewter is not plated, being the same wholesome metal throughout. It does not tarnish, and lasts a lifetime. Our collection includes— . research should he unde determine precisely what »uld he placed on farm article for article, to in- | me market to the Ameri- | It should be our aim culture protection | Bridge l.amps of metal. fin- 1 competition in our to that enjoyed by in- | ished in steel, Verde An- or, | tique, Granada Gold, Bronze and Onyx, with shades of parchment, silk or linen, $4.95 to $85. of the Washington Chapter of the American Raw Food and Heaith Club Junior Lamps, in styles A MESSAGE FOR SANE THINKERS similar to the Bridge FHOW TO LIVE 150 YEARS L:'Amps: $1§.50 t0‘$l70. A Diseases Caused and Cured by Foods I you are interested in health; i ou are interested in sound, sane logic :nd common sense that is practical and not fanatical; if you are tired of theories and want facts; if you fathers and mothers want healthy children to make a better race, then don’t fail to hear 1 . ST. LOUIS ESTE as waved { from LM AR A s fmanm i o Coffee and Tea Sets Tllustrated Vases Four-piece Hammer- ed Pewter Tea and Coffee Set, $50. Tray to_match, $25. Pastry Forks Tea Caddies Demi-tasse Spoons Tea Spoons Ash Trays Cracker Jars ITALIAN WOOD BOXES, with an unusual art finish and old print and picture insets, may be had in many sizes. Stationery box sketched, $5 GrFr SecTION, SEVENTH FLOOR. i 4 Flower Bowls Artistic Boudoir Clock with colorful 2 blue stone insets, Candlesticks $12.50. (Not Illus- Cigarette Boxes trated.) Liserry SEcTION, SEVENTH FLOOR. Wobdmard & Lathrop | —The Christmas Store < Inkwell and Pen Tray Card Trays Mantel and Boudoir Clocks % ternatlonal vy on and raw f the raw food movement. vie breath controls for disense v ion, Free to the Pullic = Masonic Auditorium DECEMBER 1 to 7 Inclusive—4:30 and 8 P. M, k 4