Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1928, Page 32

Home Flower Market 1245 20th St. N.W. (Below N St.) CHOICE FLOWERS and PLANTS AT MINIMUM PRICES CUT FLOWERS All fresh, and of good quality Roses, per dozen . .75¢, $1.00, §1.50, $2.00 Dahlias, per dozen. . .. +...75¢, $1.00, $1.50 Chrysanthemums, per doz Carnations, per dozen. Sweet, Peas, per bunch Pompons, per bunch. . PLANTS , $1.00, $1.50, 82.00 Pandannus, each.... 50c, 75¢ Dracena Rothiana, each $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, 83.00, $4.00 English Ivy, each.. . oo .25¢c, 35¢c English Ivy (trained, ball shape), each $2.00, £3.00 ...81.00 Peppers, each.ccccecee.vecvccnncncns PR Tulips, per dozen....ees... Hyacinths, per dozen....... Narcissus (paperwhite), per dozen.... NURSERY, STOCK Assorted flowering shrubs, all varieties, each, 2: Irish Juniper, 18 ins. to 24 ins., each Irish Juniper, 214 ft. to 8 ft., each Retinospora (Plume Cypress), 12 in Retinospora (Plume Cypress), 18 ins. American Arborvitae, 18 ins. to 24 ins., each American Arborvit: 2 ft. to 233 ft., each American Arborvita ft. to 3 ft., each Globe Arborvitae, 12 . to 15 ins., each Globe Arborvitae, 15 ins. fo 18 ins., each Globe Arborvitae, 18 ins., to 24 ins., ea California Privet, 2 ft. to 3 ft., per hundri California Privet, 3 ft. to 4 ft., per hundre , 30c, 40 Larger sizes in all varieties at proportionate prices Il grown in our own Nurseries No Phone Orders — No Deliveries — No Charge Accounts Under the Management of J. H. SMALL & SONS DULIN & MARTIN COMPANY #+ Establishing ~ a Precedent for Value! this Italian Pottery Lamp - complete with shade $3.75 Decorated Italian ~—exactly as pictured wee 13 in. high... 1@dn. shade. Lamp Section—Second Floor Dulin & Martin Co. 1215 F S® “Serving Washington for Over Three-Quarters.of & Century” 1214-18 G ST. | seen declared only a “misunderstanding” TONG HEADS SIGN TREATY OF PEACE Recent Chinese Outbreak Due to “Misunderstanding,” Consul Says. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. October 26.—The re- cent war between the On Leong and Hip | Sing Tongs, in which several Chinese | were killed and several wounded, has | and a “peace” has been signed. Announcement of the action was made | by Dr. S. S. Young, Chinese consul gen- | eral at New York, who said the leaders of the tongs met at his office and sign a document urging their fellow country- men not to be swayed by alarming ru- mors and promising that the “peaceful | pursuit of every one’s business will be continued as before.” Dr. Young admitted that the “mis- understanding” might have become ag- gravated had the rival leaders not been called together to_ discuss the difficulty. Police officials here and in Chicago, | where some of the killings took place, credited the recent outbreak to efforts of Hip Sing members to encroach on the business territory of the On Leongs. The late “war” broke out simultane- ously in four cities on the night of Octo- ber 14. Two Chinese were killed in Washington and one each in New York, Chicago and Philadelphia. Other kill- ings, not directly connected with tong members, followed during the next fow days. Several arrests were made, but aone of the cases have come to trial, SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and_Sailings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. America—Bremerhaven .October 15 Nerissa—St. Johns Qctober 20 Favorita— Berengaria—Southampton . .Qetober 20 Conte Bjancamano—Genoa October 16 Matura—Trinidad O Stephen—Para . DUE TOMGRROW. Venezuela—San Francis Veendam-—Rotterdam_. President Harding—Bre; DUE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28. Qctober 21 Qtober 21 Cleveland—Hamburg ~October 18 DUE MONDAY, OCTOBER 29. Fort Victoria—Berm Pennland—Antwerp Celtic—Liverpool Minnewasia—London Columbus—Bremerha Karlsruhe—Bremerhaven American Merchant-—Lond Qctober 27 October 17 tober 17 San Lorenzo—Santo DUE TUESDAY, OCTY Gripsholm—Gothenburg Glympic—Southampton Paris—Havre .. Westphalia_—Ha President_Wilsor s Caracas—Maracaibo ... “October 20 DUE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31. Vestris—Buenos Aires. .October 8 DUE THURSDA' Saturnia—Trieste —St. _John's. Sixaola—Kingston . DUE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2. Mauretania—Southampton .Qctober 27 President Roose! Qctober 24 Roma—Genoa . ~October 23 OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY. Caronia—Plymouth, Havre and London. France—Plymouth and Havre. Majestic—Cherbourg and Southampton. Munamar—Nassau. Commewyjne—Inagua, Port au Prince, Cura- cao, Puerto Cabello, La Gusyra and Para- maribo. SAILING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27. Laconia—Cobh and Liverpool. mgmgl-:fl—cfiermu. Southampton and TR, V%Je'n'an"n—-l‘lymnuth. Boulogne and Re am. R eds "™ Golombia, Cartas ristobal, Balboa. Corinto and San Fr Califiires—Havana. Oristobal and Port Tivives—Santiago. Kingston, Puerto Cas- tilla, Tela and Puerto Barrios. Stboney—Havana. Mifhekanda—Fivmouth, Boulogne and Lon- m‘i’x’er-‘;lmvpumouzn. Cherbourg and Ant- Werp. B and Li Aot BoRn S zerook Kerigsa-—st. Johns and Halifex. Bermuda— Bermuds. Maravi—Puerto Plata, S8an Pedro de Ma- coris and Santo Domingo Oity. Vandyck--Barbados, Rio de Janeiro, Monte- Video and Buenos Aires. SAILING MONDAY, OCTOBER 20. Madison—Norfolk. SAILING TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, —Antilla. SA0SRSristobal “ina Port au Prince. SAILING WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, Berengaria—Cherhourg_and Southampton. President Harding—Plymouth, ~Cherbourg Metapan—Kingston, Puerto Colombia and Santa Mai Fort Victoria—Bermuda. Faicon—San Juan, La Guayra, Puerto Oa- bello, Caracao and Maracaibo. SAILING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1. American Merchant—London. Golumbus—Piymouth, Cherbourg and Brem- erhaven. San Loterizo—San Juan and San Domingo. sequibo—Havana, Cristobal, Balboa, Moi- lendo, Antofagasta and Valparaiso. Monterey—Havana, Vera Cruz and Progreso. W \‘\\\“\\.\‘\ 0 and Bremerhaven, Cristobal, Cartagena, Ar A Goop SHops’ a Dress Coats wi_th all manner of furs, even to coats in red and green shades— sports Coats, including the almost instantaneously popular Rumble-Seat M"’ Fashions That Are Young SHION INSTITUTION .’f’t"*‘l‘A o Washingtgn Newlork Your Heart’s Desire Beaver-Collared Coats —they are here —and such glorious golden beaver—no wonder it is being chosen by im- Coat of beaver wool—warm, woolly and collegiate — frocks for day and evening with plentiful selections of sequin jackets for evening wear—more and more the Misses and Junmior Shop of Washington—is Jelleff's. Exquisite peccably dressed young women—and in our great collection is every variation of the mode. Sizes 14 to 18 Years—$98.50 to $235 Beaver in Paquin’s Pouch Collar Beaver in Upstanding Pouch Collar Beaver in Lelong Shawl Collar Beaver in Upstanding Shawl Collar Beaver in Notched Shawl Collar Beaver in Bolster Collars Beaver in Paquin’s Pointed Back Collar And besides this glorious variety in collars . . . there is every manner of cuff . . iral cuffs, deep cuffs, or fur and gaunt- The choice kashmir fabrics in falleaf tan, Winter beige, wood brown, cuffs, sp Misses’ let fabric cuffs. Falleaf Tan Suprema Coat, adorned with a glorious shawl collar and wide cuffs, $175 marine blue. . . . spiral or bell cuffs . . . slot JUNIORS Rejoice in Wearing Black Coats with black furs—$59.50 Not to be outdone by her older sister . . . the junior miss often insists upon wearing black! It sets off her naive youth and makes her more charming than ever! These coats are fash- ioned from the new dull-toned kashmir woolens . . . with luxurious black wolf shawl collars. .. straightline or side-flare models. ..tuckings... seamings. ..new spiral or pointed cuffs! Or skunk collar, spiral cuffs and front fur border. Sizes 13 to 17 Years Moderne Juniors’ Shop—Third Floor The Leather Coat is mated with the Knitted Frock $19.50 A stunning ensemble for sportively inclined youth. .. for the high school and college girl ... a leather coat as softly yielding as a glove . . . of im- ported calfskin lined with gay plaid woolens . . . in any color you wish .., brown, blue, green, red, black, and the price ranging from $16.50 to $22.50. : The frock that shows below will be knitted if it's first in fashion like the one sketched at $19.50 . . . or of light-weight tweed . . . one or two piece , . . navy, green, tan, brown, red . . , $16.50 to $19.50. Sports Shop—Fourth Floor Centempri of Paris Sends Novelty Cuff Gloves $3.95 The inimitable Parisian glove! Perfectly fitting . . . the cuffs turned back . . . scalloped at the edges . .. appliqued with kid . .. and embroid- ered with two tones of silk! Blend- ing, toning, contrasting ... done with French finesse! Fine kid gloves to gloriously complete your costume. Brown, castor, beige, navy, black- and-white, Glove Shop—Street Phoor Jenny Wren Flew South But Yow €an Match the Color of Her Wing in Silk Stockings that Wear Jenny Wren is the name of the new shade cre- ated by Gold Stripe for all occasion wear} It goes well with the brown shoe, the blue and the black! It blends with practically every fabric shade in the new Fall vogue. Try it! Try it in No. 530 . . . a lovely style that com- bines wear and smartness. Silk to the top « « » and garterproof, of course, $1.95 apair 3 Pairs for $5.70 Square heels begin at $1.65 pafr Pointed heels are $1.95 pair An Extra Gold Stripe Shop—1043 Commecticut Ave. FOR COLD DAYS—Quilted Robes, $7.95—Flannel Robes, $10.95 and upward—Vanii Glove Silk Bloomers, $3—Kayse r Marvelray Marvelfit Bloomers, $1—Grey Shops, Sec Beaver at $125 An extra-value collection of beaver-trimmed kashmir coats, deep shawl and Paquin collars satin or crepe linings ... cozy in- . {alleaf tan, marine blue, Maduro simulated with jackets over sequins sleeveless or The frocks . over= —of chiffon, seamings and In the In the Juniors’ georgette frock Is here one more day, tomorrow . .. she’ll tell how to make your hair a halo of loveliness! She’s just home from Paris after months of research in scalp and hair improvement. Consult her from 10 o'clock to 6! The tonics are very mod- erately priced. Toiletrias Skop—Street Floor a4, Sorosis Footwear, $10 Usually $12.50 and $13.50 Lines are beginning to be broken . . . and we've collected this group for tomorrow. Black and brown suede strap pumps and step- ins with spike, Spanish or Cuban heels . brown kid, black kid, patent leather, black satin with Cuban and junior Spanish heels! All sizes, but not in every style! The choice Sorosis make that combines style and quality «w o . renowned for value ., . . at a saving of $2.50 or $3.50 a pair . » . Joest When You Need New Shoes! Sorosis Shop—Street Floor Most wanted by youth Antelope Suede Bags $5 As young and modern as today! And as varied in the style as a young maiden’s mood! Flat pouches in plaited effects on shell frames ... envelopes with modern enamel trimmings , . . top handle pouches , . . pouchettes with mar- casite lift lock . . . and every one inter- preted in antelope suede. The colors ... brown, black, green, acajou, navy. Handbag Shop—Street Floor brown or the stunning gypsy colors . . . red, green, blue or purple grape and fol- low the fashion of long backs, ruffles or tiered skirts and bows—no end of bows! For Dancing Daughters Selections of the New Sequin Jacket Frocks Of Chiffon, Tulle, Taffeta sequin-trimmed or of all- of silver, gold or black, long sleeves— Misses” black chiffon frock with cascading tiers and camisole top, after Louise- ‘boulanger —the all-over themselves are in black, Misses’ Evening Frocks tulle, printed taffeta and transparent velvets — hardly ever have they attained s such luxury and perfection— Colonial Room—to $65 French Room—to $125 For Divinely Young Daughters’ Evening Frocks, $25 —of chiffon, satin, taffeta, geor- gette, moire, transparent velvet. For the gay moods and mode of youth . . there are gay moods and modes in frocks! Bouffant frocks in which only youth may look adorable . . . and which emphasize the stiff sil- houette ... by means of taffeta and moire! The slinky, slim styles that give youth a grandiose sophisticated manner make use of satin, velvet, chiffon, georgette. Rhinestone-Studded Jackets —appear in this collection! They are all the rage and young things adore them! Every- body’s wearing them. Misses and Juniors both find frocks in this collection! Sizes 14 to 20 for misses . . . sizes 13 to 19 for juniors. Colors: White, flesh, coral, orchid, red, mais, green, blue, black. Misses’ Frack Shops, Third Floor High Colors In Tweed Trench Coats $7.50 Youth loves them! The first shipment went out in aday! And now that high colors are THE thing, a raincoat that you can wear in dry weather too . .. in the color you prefer! Tweed lined with rubber, in the French model trench coat! A belt to add swag- ger , . . adjustable cuffs. Sizes 14 to 44. Sportswear Shop—Fourth Floor Chanel’s Brown is the new shade in Constructed Pearls $3 For your brown costume . . . newest arrival in pearls ., . Chanel brown . .. Round beads . . . uniform i beads ... or graduated sizes ... chokers, of course! You'll add worlds of chic to your brown ensemble with one of these chokers! Jewelry Shop—Street Floor Your size ... your style ... your color Hats Exceptional at $4.85 Usually $8.50 1f you want a new hat or two ., . come, see these! A bit earlier in the season you'd dote on securing them at $8.50. And they emphasize the smart Autumn, 1928, details that Paris insists in...forehead-reveal- ing and cheek-caressing styles.. .the Agnes inspired poke . . . the tiny trimmed hats that go so smartly with huge fur collars on coats! Yes, every new whim and quirk! Felt and Soleil Velours the two most in demand materials . . » sizes for small, medium and larger heads ., , and especially stressing black, brown, smdg Millinery Shop—Street Floor Fair Floor