Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1929, Page 22

D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1929. T e e SHNSNBFHONE |- 2= _ 2 sl o VORRISONS Expects His Daug Daughter and " FOUNDED 1894 Wife’s to Fight OVFF Bed 1109 F ST. N.W. e LAST DAYS OF THIS GREAT | g}s By the A.mufi preat B Court * ‘,, A c “ Rt wes ot Boms Todsy T todtr oo i rim 4‘1‘ ” y 3 Bom wrrflhw River. 'Drive and smisapplica or the funds of & ighty-eighth & bank. Two yuunu lu'ls will live with them, m‘::h'g;sm':::e w;&“&,mm’ Ruth’s mother and $20,000 were remitted. Ruth peinted with, pride to o pretty - i Y N g | R ——— ‘At Sloan s Art Galleries prepared for Domthy Helen Ruth his Commissions Issued. 8- oyen 2 -old ndopted dlught;e;adu ullld Julah Commissions in the Reserve Corps of | | | 715 l hirteenth Street the Army have' béen issued by the War &2 iiggi’% g gal year- nld dnug those two girls will flfill:l Department to N ; : the / for the bed next the window just street, as a_secon base ball players do,” said R i Chemical Warfare = Servi b ¢ v He then pointed out other points of | Thomas M. Latimer, the Home API“- SISTERED interest in his new home, a billiard | ment. Seventh and K streets, as & sec- roun, wh{c?fl)‘l“e expects also to convert | ond lieutenant ini the Field Artillery. Vllublo Alfiqn and Modern Furniture, Rare Chinese and Japa- | ; P et g e et = wee Objeots of Art, lnsluling Brogior, Woed Carvings, Porce. P e sl 3 ininy, Testiles, Embroidorien, Teak Farniture; Enamls, Bud m, bride, the former Mrs. Claire Hodg- = Pri . Oriental Rugs, French and English China, fllo son, as a wedding gift. nd Imported Laces, nb Grand Piano, Tiffany and Other Mrs. Ruth, a: former actress, who g are, Paintings, Eurruinu. Decorative Mirrors and Lamps, aid ghe first N o My Other Asticlon"of Victu. met Babe in Wlshlnghn in "28 ‘and that base ball is.her favorite sport. : from the Estate of Elizabeth Bisland Wetmore The Ruths, after their early morning I G = rl;lr:llxng; yesber;!xay enu;&nined lrlerllndx 'Greenway Rise,” Charlottesvills, Virginia a eir new home a wedd 2 breakfast of ham and eggs. A weudm= 3 | which have been removed to our galleries for purposes of sale by | toast in champagne was drun b order of the beneficiaries of uli ‘estate, National Savings and = e How many thousand letters Trust Co.,, Executor, together with valuable additions from another e British government wi u mail i Virginia Estate and Othe: Pron-u Owners. - . v/ meliab ovecommnt el oot 11 s ouizmadin vebrt A Dl rginia Estate and Other Prominent T he last days of a week of tremendous values bring newer and . . l“;:e:j‘gwg tx:fit{:r:nt nhdire?u'; °o§ zh! you ever look at it this way? ALL TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION b " of Engiand, who lefe $4688000.| [ “each 1000 ruliplies me s : smarter styles at drastically lower prices 1000 times.” Worth a W ithin Our Galleries reat I- ¢ ¢ l thoust:t,_isn't it—to make g 715 Thirteenth Street ag ciimax to a grea saie. t tationery is x s 3 5 - wpetonqualiy. We design | | | Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and produce the April 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th and 26th, 1929 “up=to-quality” kind. i At 2 P. M. Each Day ‘BRMD On View Friday and Saturday, April 19th and 20th Engravers and Printers Catalogues on Application to e Tor b e G. SLOAN & CO., lnc., Auctioneers That will astonish the most skeptical buyer LANSBURGH & BRO A o e A 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Spring Sales in The 'BASEMENT STORE | - g e New Rayon. Sport W e omen’s “Save L . ; n. Ru Arch” Shoes Sweaters Crib Sheets $2.95 | 2l 94c 39c Bave-arch shoes e e Unymal Yodinst ’r‘i"&fii"%‘é.?flu“&um i lang-sleevemsv:entersdolffln hcg ey e and kid—in black, blonde rayon weave, an, red, blue ani and tan; yellow designs; sizes 36 to 42; l&nb&w Al Zides neatly and lasts A to E round or V neck. Crepede Chme . Gifls N Women’s N ) r ew L AEREE D Ri SKIRTS /47) | Spring Coats # VA : e Porto Rican quick disposal Gowns - § I 95 iy $2 - 5 0 : Good quality crepe de chine, | e fly. tweeds, Asnietk ‘or ; ~ i $ ‘ !“ 584 that is washable; pleated across f m, man - | the front, smooth in back; tan. | pl'?o uuma g Trimmed LIS green and blue. Well made on Lots cheaper than U podice top. could make them yourself— 2 5 and eve! one h-nd embroid- Sizes & x . i : 3 Copies of the newest im- ered ite, flesh and peach, P 2 . with round, square or vel $2.89 and $3.89 ports, in smart one and two piece effects and en- SHOES irls’ ! ot " sembles. Developed in ) waSh Frock’ 1 - georgette, new prints, flat s ‘ $1 29 crepes and combinations. % 5 Every new Spring shade Fifteen smart 4 and adorable two and H tyles in l“»tnny ‘lnr‘e’ lz;]::le season’s munu: bflr:':chmz. llnuul, * ig thers styles! Thers are paten and ginghams— N 7 i hers, kidskins, blonde kids, and gummr’ newest colors, N flifech coie benhosy l“ ""h‘“'l W“‘_‘ 3 Scores of styles for every woman or miss. fonable pointed m' nable pof 3 lo 14, sizes: 8%-.to 10, -In o dozen smart new colors. = . L X Silk and Rayon : 1 30 : P S 360 Cotton. " TIES 3for‘ = A ‘ | $9 Co“um S hp& { : A ; Such beautiful coats, distinctively new and smart in every detail. Dressy coats with or without fur trims. Sport coats, satin coats with capes, or novelty pleating effects. Tailored coats in mannish styles. Every coat a marvel for value. You must actually. see these coats to appreciate a wonderful v e : : v saving—all sizes, all colors, : 3 Theie. dresses. ate. 9ok « . y 1 ! ¢ " sale dresses, but are taken * from our regular stock of better dresses and reduced SPORTS and CO ATS T ‘| smarter styles: in- prints, silks, - crepes, = georgettes ‘and combmmom, in en- semble, two-plece and Many styles in satins, cloths and sport tweeds. The: : . straightline leffects. A values are truly extraordinary and comparison will prove $ 1 4 " wonderful opportunity for them to be equal to codts at much higher prices. A i s e e ‘Infants’ Cute " A : _ Organdy- Bonnets} : - P , i1 JLEND) ki : : § & s : Tailored mrhmddmcy coatd that are very smart in : : . > style and feature the newer effects for all Spring needs— Ko i 5 b s S . ' AR