Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1932, Page 21

HOFSTADTER GROLP T0 RESUME WORK New York City Probers Will| Survey Operating Cost of City Departments. By the Associated Pres Hof: Legi:) vestigating Committee, Ww el pt —to base on its New so far s inves- o back into session .—The PLANS BOOK REVIEW Mrs. Helen Taylor Steinbarger to Appear at Mount Pleasant. Mrs. Helen Taylor Steinbarger will present a book review at the Mount Pleasant Branch of the Public Library at 8 o'clock Thursday night. Volumes which Mrs, Steinbarger will include in her review are Mary Austin’s auto- biographical “Earth Horizon,” and Frederick Philip Stief’s “ and Be Merry in Maryland.” Mrs. Steinbarger is readers’ adviser at the branch. 6,000 NERVE-WRACKERS Dentists Have Huge “Repertory” of | Instruments, Exhibit Shows, CHICAGO (#).—When a dentist uses | two or three instruments on your teeth don’t shudder. You haven't seen any-| thing yet. for there are really 6.000| items in the full kit of the profession. | This was disclosed on the eve of a | | meeting of the dealers’ section of the THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. DAILY NOVENA SERVICES ' WILL BEGIN TOMORROW Rev. Francis J. Hurney to Direct Meetings at Church of Im- maculate Conception. The Church of the Immaculate Con- ception, Eighth and N streets, will ob- serve a solemn novena beginning to- morrow, it was announced today by Rev. Francis J. Hurney, pastor. No- vena services will be held twice daily, at 12:15 and 7:45 pm. Final services will be held on De- cember 8, the feast of the Immaculate Conception, when a solemn high mass will be said at 10:15 am., & low mass | at 12:15 pm. and the final service at! 7:45. Every one in the congregation | at the last session will receive miracu- | lous medals, the Papal blassing and rotogravures of Murillo's “Immaculate Conception.” Girls Sought for Adoption. Girls for adoption are four times as; popular as boys among foster parents, | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1932. & 1o ~. The Christmas Store — fmas Presnls... WooilpwARrD ] | American Dental Trades’ Association. according to new British statistics. Sports Scarfs "Uncle Sam says—'Buy Now—Mail Ear[y'“ Up to the Neck s F: moved by Gov. Rooseveit on out of the Hofstadter Com investigation. directory. This extremely painful and often serious trouble has in thousands of cases responded quickly to the dafl of Mountain Valles Water from speedily relieved and poisons—removed. Mountain y minerals that tend to neutrs the aclds which Nearitis. It also assists {he Kidneys to function mormally and to vent further accumulation. Phvsicians send to Hot Spri annually hundreds of thousands of sufferers from Arthritis, Rhevmatism and kindred obtain the same results by drinking plea: asieless Moun- tain Valley Water in your home. Phone or write for booklet, information and free sample. Mountain Valley Water Co. 1405 K St. N.W. We Deliver Met. 1062 Say “Merry Christmas” to the Mister with Pajamas 1.95 Ten Distinct Styles at One Modest Price If you want a man to be really grateful— give him something he,can use! We've learned from years and years of experience that men want sentiment combined with sense. Something, for instance, like these pajamas. A—Tuxedo coat style of durable cotton twill. One of our “best sellers.” Green, blue or tan with contrasting collar and cuffs. B—Club pull-over style of white figured madras. Neat contrast- ing piping. This conservative style is bound to please. (C—The popular double-breasted coat style. All-over figure in blue, maroon or green. Con- trasting trousers, collar and cuffs. D—“Lord Norfolk” coat style. Fine broadcloth in blue, tan or helio with contrasting piping. Full cut and neatly tailored. E—A favorite with many men—the middy style. Sturdy broad- cloth in neat stripes or plain colors; A, B, C, D in all styles. —and a Complete Selection of Fancy Broadcloth Pajamas. .$1.19 to $3.50 Plain Broadcloth Pajamas. . .$1.39 to $1.95 Fine Silk Pajamas Flannelette Pajamas $1.19 to $1.95 MEN'S WEAR—STREET FLOOR. 11 MO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER WASHINGTON STORE T, 8™ and & A. 5-piece Leather Desk Sets $3.95 An exceptional value—these S-piece sets of leather. Brown, black, blue, green, red. B. 5-piece Bronze Desk Sets $ 5 95 Desk pad, inkwell, stamp box, blotter, and letter knife. Other sets (4 to 6 picces) in brass and bronze. C. 5-piece Bronze Desk Sets 510 Desk pad, inkwell, calendar, blotter, and letter knife. Others of brass and bronze, also at this price. Othe- Sets, $5 to $45 DESK ACCESSORIES, AISLE 4, FIRsT FLOOR. Exquisite Lalique—Dresden —Sheffield Reproductions Loved for generations— Now available at attractive low prices 1. Lalique table center—too exquisite for words—a vase with poppies, $20—a poppy flower, $4.75—love birds, each, $9.75. May be purchasgd separately, Other Lalique pieces, $4 to $75. J. Copy of English Sheffield footed tray with a soft, dull hand-rubbed luster, $18.50. Other Sheffield repro- ductions, $10 to $100. > K. Dresden cigarette tray with attached holder, match box, and four individual ash trays, §12, - Other beautiful Dresden pieces, $1 to §15. L. Real Stone Lamp of hand-carved carnelian, throws a magic jewelled light through its matching shade, $65. Other jewel lamps, $55 to $85, GIrTs, PIRsT AND SEVENTE FLOORS, in Christmas Cheer D. Hand-woven — hand-blocked— hand-rolled and hand-hemstitched—a really fashion-wise scarf. 52.95 E. Stripes are smartest in scarfs— this one of crepe—doubled and fringed— 75 F. A gay scarf that belies its low price—a colorful siil: plaid. Costs but Others, 75¢ to $5 SPORTSWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. Evening Gloves Take the Gift Problem in Hand G. The classic evening glove—I16- button white French kid—exception- ally low priced— % H. Quaint and charming is this soft kid glove with little puff at the wrist. 4 Others, $3.50 to $5.50 GLOVES, ArsLe 11, FIRsT FLOOR NI I R I T T L T Ty S LT T T VEROLAERLAVEL U IIBNEI ARAVIR RALIL RLEEPRIEMI NN IANN R vie seetvann B T T T PP PR ST PP P TP