Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1928, Page 5

L JTHE .EVENTING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. 7. SATURDAY. NOVENDBIR 2 p sl B 7 | | 7 1 Py Aigiit of about fwo and a half hours | homeward flight by way of Browns- | the organization headquarters at 613 C LINDY AT TAMPICO | fiiskiu, moumnd.e, it b e |CENTRAL UNION MISSION |t rniten s ¢ by Lieut. Col. Robert rrero, Mexi- A cordon e S S ector Mr. Hoskinson represents | ON HOMEWARD TRIP inAms ver, ploting the same plane | around the ot o Pennd een thiown | CHOOSES BOARD MEMBER | tne Methodist section. - He i & member P i 1 in which recenily he completed tour of | fiooding the Ianding place. As soon as Slensoiiny of the Wesley M. E. Church, and his ™z R Central. America an uba. either | Col. Lindbery h company has taken active interest in b 3 P carried passengers. | band Dlayed the ctlonet anthemy o¢ | HArry Hoskinson Elected Director | the activities of the mission. WO 0 \\7 \ R D & I O T I—IROP Flyer Feted After Short Flight| The cloudy weather, which had|Mexico and the United States. Ac-| to Represent Church Section in | Other members of the board are E. A i g ! caused Col. Lindbergh to postpone the ' companied by the consul and the com- S H. De Groot, jr., chairman: James “From Mexico City—Will | flight for several days, cleared up and | mander of the Tampico garrison, who| Organization's Welfare Work. ]Trimble. Jackson A. Winner, Austin M. 24 ithere was little wind to impede the | had greeted him at the field. Col. Lind. Cooper, L. E. Breuninger. Meritt O. Oonttnas Hustin aviators. | bergh drove to the United States con.| Harry Hoskinson, vice president of Chance, S. W. Cockrell, William 8- The American aviator had been }l|n sulate. | the Sanitary Grocery Co. was unani- 5?3;‘;5 }{Cmg;::uguum Roe, jr.;: —_— Mexico City for about two weeks, the b | tialy s ten i ot ot it : sey, E. A. R the Associated Press guest of Ambassador Dwight W. Mor- : }of .micmrs of them ::m::rraxfl‘vn‘:e b:;L:d A TESELE S s TAMPICO, Mexico, November 24— |TO¥ and his family. Case School of Applied Science, | oy g gyl et o A = <7~ | Col. Lindbergh expects to remain | Cleveland, has a faculty of 67 members |sion, known as “the mission of the| Albany (N. Y.) Board of Education Col. Charles A. Lindbergh landed, here | here for a day or two to hunt duck and | The endowment has been increases | churches” of Washington, according to | has ruled that all girl students must at 3:10 yesterday afternoon after alto fish. He then will contiry> his | from $3.000.000 to $4,050.000. an_announcement issued today from | wear full-length stockings. Wo —The Christmas Store e o GIFTS MEN APPRECIATE Suggested by THE MEN's STORE, Second Floor Whatever the man needs for his comfort or his pleasure—to satisfy every hour and every demand is offered here, in the Men's Store, in a great variety to aid you in your Christmas shopping. Only a few gifts could be shown on this page, but for every one of them you will find literally hundreds of inspiring suggestions. ’ On the Left: Light Tan Buckskin Gloves, dark brown leather* edged and trimmed with stitch- ing, $5. Other Gloves, $3 to $7.50. Silk Squares for Scarfs: imported from France. Subdued and harmonious col- ors, $10, Other Scarfs, $5 and $7.50. Four-in-hand Ties; both colorful and subdued stripes and patterns, $2.50. Other Ties from $1 to $10. Bow Ties, $1 and $1.50. (Not sketched.) ‘ G i ft Wr a p p i n g S Initialed Buckle and Watch Chain Sets, of sterling silver, $5. Other sets, $2 to $10. Three-section Novelty Belts, of genu- . ; / are aS important aS ine alligator, in light tan, $4. Other Belts, $1 to $5. Pure Wool Sweaters, pull-over, vee- : . i ¢ : " the gifts themSCIves neck style; large diamond patterns in A i ; - many color combinations, $8. Other p i " This year, gifts are rated according to their Sweaters, $5 to $25. 4 wrappings, which should be worthy—and Cigarette Case of genuine ostrich sometimes suggestive —of the gift in- !sesathg{h}:dds f“";‘;e P;;k of cigarettes, \ ; : ! side. Here vou will find everything to Ci‘gar Ca;c;s':;"ic:’lea;her e / i ) make vour gifts unusual and interesting. cigars, $8. - Other cases, $6.50 to $8. 7 ; (,aé\‘ 1_1?_)1);\?115.- m'nl(llctmst_lc 1}:1‘1.)8. 1.1c‘\\ s:il?’ Tobacco Pouches for the pipe “lover.” ) ) 1 { il L et Shitd Of soft calfskin, with rubber lining, . AT, | . : iS.SO.h (.)th;r Po;ches. .$3.50 to $6. J 7 ) . Gift wrapping paper with Tinsel cord and ribbons, rmcl :1";1 ;}11 ray—imported, metal 3 P gold stars on a sky of blue, 10¢ to $1.50 bolt. Gold, cup a‘n exil 'eleat‘her holder, $3.50. red or green, shimmering i or red and silver green The ‘Te'lemac’ Raincoat, in trench or gold Christmas trees, carcl # 3 SN loose-fitting long style; with leather singer and modernistic and silver tinsel ribbon, 50c buttons and buckles. Here exclusively; designs wrap smart gifts bolt: e e A this season. Christmas seals, tags and Silk Lounging Pajamas, with military A Packages of 5 sheets cards in many new designs. collar, $18. Others, $12.50 to $25. f. > 25¢c to 75¢ - Box, 10c. Fancy Broadcloth Shirts, neckband style, with collar to match, $3. Other Exclusive Woodward & Lothrop assortments of boxed Shirts, $2 to $10. Christmas Cards at three prices—25¢c, 50c, $1. On the Right: ¥ 3 4 Srationery, Frst FLoOR. A Dress Shirt of superior quality; stiff bosom style, the two-stud model, $3.50. f | Other Dress Shirts, $2.50 to $5. f Black Silk Dress Ties, in plain or moire ¥ ¢ effects, 1, 150 and 82 T e : oxe tationer Formal Dress Set; three smoked pearl studs, sfo\u' vest buttons ars\d flexible cuff ’ links, $7.50. Other sets, $4.50 to $20. % | Fancy Wool Hose, imported from s For Glfts Great Britain; cross-stripes and diamond ) d effects in subdued colorings, $3 pair. Other Wool Hose, $1 to $4. . Falm'-y H°§°-f of rayonnand “5;9‘-;3 plain Crane’s Shadotone Stationery—24 colors and fancy patterns, $1. air. : " P : Other Fancy Hose.p.’mc to $4. i AR i / e /A I?ldec! §heets anfi £3inkd cnysiopes: y X ) \ ! Exquisite quality, with beautiful Wool Golf Hose—imported, in patterns 13 : ; i 3 g which seem more attractive than usual, = * s A X i Il.nmgs. Attractively boxed for a $10 pair. Other Golf Hose, $3 to $10. ] & 2 | gift. Embossed Leather Tie Cases make fine 4 \ $1.75 traveling companions. Two brass racks \ 5 accommodate many ties, $8.50. Other Tie Cases, $6 to $12. Handkerchief Cases, a gift for the man who travels; made of goatskin, $3. Other cases from $2 to $5. Pin Seal Leather Billfolds, three-fold style, with identification case, small 2 A lovely gift is this handsome cedar g:i;r‘x&ed sse;tlm‘: ;T?. card case, $5. Other / 4 e 3 £ chest, filled with parchment-like Leather Keytainers; save wear on ; e . paper in smgle. sheets :and matching pockets. Style sketched has six key : Z envelopes. Suitable alike for a man hooks, 85c. Other Keytainers, 50c to $5. 4 . or woman. Brocaded Rayon Gown, beautifully silk lined ; with satin collar, cuffs and girdle, $25. Others, $15 to $100. Imported Flannel Gown, in striped and checked patterns, $13.50. Others, $10 to $25. (Not sketched.) Wool Gowns, in checked and plaid pat- terns, $25. Others, $15 to $35. (Not sketched.) ; 7 Crane's Quartered Oak paper— Wool House Coat, plain gray, with 4 g : known for its exquisite quality. 48 black and white plaid collar, cuffs and 7 % sheets of paper, 24 gilt-edge cards lining, $16.50. Others, $6 to $25. E and 72 envelopes in a handsome box Brocaded House Coat, silk lined; satin LY R H make a smart gift. collars and cuffs, $25. (Not sketched.) / £ i e Velvet House Coat, Tuxedo model; in % 6. ] $5 black and blue, $35. (Not sketched.) . / "Tan Kid House Slippers, opera style; flexible leather sole and leather heel; full leather lined, $5. (Not sketched.) \N | o ! & Tan Kid House Slippers, Everett style: d . 3 leather sole and leather heel, $5. Tur Mew's Srore, Seconn FLOOR. - Other Boxed Stationery, $1 to $7.50. LmATHER Goops, Fmst FLOOR. $3.50 SrarioNery, Fimst FLooR.