The Washington times. [volume], October 20, 1922, LATE FINANCIAL, Page 19, Image 19

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ootwear aa? d
Imported Bronze ?Kid
From the works of
Grecon in France came
these wonderful Bronze
Kidskins. Only the fin
det in Bronte Kidskins
it nade there.
For the benches of
one of America's fore
ra o ? t shoemakers in
New York, where only
the finest shoes for
wogsen are made, this
leather was brought.
The skins were care
fully fashioned by skill
ful handworkers over
lasts and patterns that insure perfect fit.
. They are here awaiting your inspection and
approval?and moderately priced.
, Appropriate steel, bronze and beaded garnitures to
trim them may also be had at from $1.28 to $20.00
per pair.
Illustrated Booklet Mailed on Request.
Luxurious Qt-, f. , Master
Footwear VOL ZKiChXet Mads
1304 F Street N. W. ?
1
Adjoining Palace Theater
Butter
that is gua rant ood to
keep fresh and sweet
You have never
heard of such a thing
before?but it is a
FACT.
Arrow Brand Butter
Has Been Heathized
The great enemy of butter, air, that is. churned into
ordinary butter is kept out by the new process of Heathiza
tion, whereby the butter is churned in an atmosphere 100
times purer. -
??sod Vatll Caed la GCARANTF.KD far Arrow ?{rand Batter
For sale st all leading grocers and delicatessens
JOS. PHILLIPS CO., Sole Distributor?
10 Wholesale Row. Center Market
}?y Jeaj
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malda. and they wore very attractive
hoop skirt and basque effect gowns
nutde of orch.d and allver and honey?
dew and sliver taffeta, and they car?
rled old-fashioned boquete of sweet
heart roses.
The bride's mother, who assiste,!
In receiving the guests, wore cream
satin draped in black Spanish tao,
and wore a corsage bouquet of ptpk
roses.
Tbe mother.of the* bridegroom
wore a black jet robs over sapphire
satin and also wore pink roses.
Irving C. Towson gaye his sister
In -marriage. S
Arthur C. Adams was the best
R?an for Mr. Lev! and the ushers
Were J. C. Kennedy Campbell, C.
Jackson Kebllnger. Norman K.
Towson, Francis McLaughlin snd
Clayton Ware.
H. H. Freeman, organist of St.
PaWs Rock Creek Church, played
the wedding music',' and Mrs. Ger
trude Dana Brockway sang "At
Dawning" and "Oh Promise M??."
Mr. Levi was a pupil of Mr, Freeman
for a number br years.
After ?V northern wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. Lev! will be st home
at 1521 Webster street.
Pennsylvania Society Meets
Tonight for Firat Time.
With final plans complete and the
ballroom elaborately decorated. Ponn
??v I van lana In Washinirton are pre
pared for the Radio Night celebra
tlqn to be held by the Pennsylvania
Society at thejClty Club tonight
The truest of honor will ?e E. M.
Herr, pioneer' in the field of radio
communication. Me will make an
address, giving the history and prog?
rese of this almost unknown science.
The radio station at East Pittsburgh
has arranged a special program for
.the Pennsylvania Society, which will
be broadcasted utd heard at the
meeting.
Music for dancing will be fur
nished by tbe Keystone Orchestra,
Interspersed by pieces rendered by
the radio station.
In the receiving line will h? Mr.
and Mrs. E. M. Herr. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard 8. Reeslde, Congressman
and Mrs. Clyde Kelly, Mr. and Mrs.
T. Lincoln Townsend, Congressman
and Mrs. Anderson H. Walters, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin ?. ? leas, Dr. John
ti. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Frank !..
Crlllv and other's.
Admission will be throu_n special
cards sent to all members, and guest
carda, which msy be secured from
the secretary.
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Edgar Brackett, of Saratotr?
Springs. ?. Y., is spending several
days here and Is staying at the Lee
House. Mr. Brackett Is State sena
tor of New York.
Miss Margaret McCann will
entertain twelve guests at luncheon
New Bertha
Collars
-in shapes for all the
. new necks.,
$1.00 to $12.00
Centemeri French
Kid Glove Sale
2-clasp style; nil
coloss
$1.95
.....
Misses' Fur-Trimmed Coats
$89.50, *98.50, *125.00
I
Three big groups of the handsomest of coats
will be ready for you in our exclusive misses' sec
tion tomorrow, and those young women who wish
the ?est in fabrics- extravagance in furs and real
value will find their d?sires realized in these coats.
New colorings; individual styles. Third Floor.
The Best of
Musk rat Coats
*145
40 inches
Long....
Ideal Coats for young women:
style in every inch of them, and of
selected muskrat skins that will
insure service. Perfectly matched,
with S-stripe borders, shawl collar
and Bishop turn-back cuffs ; self
belt or ?ilk girdle, and handsomely
lined these coats are real value?
Far Department?Second Floor.
Smartest of New Sport Stockings,
$3.50 Pair
Full-fashioned Silk and Wool Stockings, in heather
mixtures; black, dark and light gray, blue, green, camel
and champagne, with hand-embroidered clocks; all sizes/
t Extra?Lace Clocked Silk Stockings, $2 Pair*
Full-fashioned black silk stockings, with lace clox; mercerized garter hems.
New Corduroy Robes
and Breakfast Coats.
F?5?%/5
Just what you want for these shivery days! Wide wale corduroy with
roll collais pockets and sash. Copenhagen blue, purple, cherry and fuchsia.
Mighty big value.
Fringed Jersey Silk Petticoats, $3.95
y > i.
.?
All-silk Jersey Petticoats with scalloped fringed bottom; black, navy,
cocoa, gray, brown, purple, henna, tan, jade and light blue. Just 100
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for tomorrow's selling!
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Are You Keeping Up With The Time?
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Sta.-.-. ?" avjt, ? -
tomorrow at the laffayette Hotel
In compliment to Misa Jeannette
Oliver Duncan, whose marriage tq
Ensign Thomas LVe Met'aim. U.
8. N? wlH Tfctte place on Oolober
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Col. and Mrs. Edward B. Clarke,
who have returned to Washington
after a four months' stay hi Eu
rope. Will he at' the Potomac Hotel
for the wlntef? '
A group of Wellealey alumnae of
the class of 1904 are entertaining at
bridge tomorrow afternoon at tin
National Club of the .American As
sociation ot University Women.
?4t-t- ,
The first of a series of Ulks fol
lowing the - Saturday ?night dinners
will be given at the American Asso
ciation of University Women, 1834 I
street, at 7:30 o'clock ta-morrow
evening. Mrs.- Frank Parker wll'
giva a report- of the conference pf
international university women held
in ?Paria In July.
415 SEVENTH STREET N. W.
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Just a Few of the Wonderful Values
We Offer for the Week-End
See our comprehensive showing of Over-stuffed
Suites this week. This is one of the many style?.
Special at $129.50
$10 Cash; $2 a Week
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RUGS Floor Lamps
A Wonderful
Display for
Fall
9x12 Axmin
ster Rugs,
$32.50.
9x12 Brussels
S e a m 1 e ss
Rugs, $21.75.
9x12 Brussels
Rugs, $16.75
9x12 Gold
Seal Con
So 1 ?um
ugs ( per
fect .
<_>?__<?__ Th? aivanc* fall pat
#16.20 terns In floor Ismps
7 fiv? ?" -. I A sre mor. beautiful hato
..OX? Ijr O ? ? ,ver before. Th. new
Seal Con- ""??? du ?iistinctiv.
,' ^?" silk ahadra with bas?.
g O 1 ? U m finlehpd In rich polr
?_??s? |n?r chrome add just the
JlUgS tper- proper touch of color
feet), i_, a iivfm
$1?.10. ?.,c" ltart
if room.
$12.75
Spring .nd Mettras.
Maxwell'? Cane
Panel Bed Outfit
$2.96 Cash, $3.00 Monthly
All sizes?all finishes?woven wire spring
cotton mattress.
ill
8-Piece Dining Room Suite in Solid Oak
$49.50
Beautiful Oak Buffet, with
mirror top, round .Extension
Table, 6 dining Chair*.
$5.00 Cash, $1.00 Weekly
HEATERS--RANGES--STOVES
Nifty Oak
Heater
-
One ef tho ?rea ?
est fusi savers la
a Nifty Oak Usa?.
?r. Yo? can bay
This
Kitchen
Range,
$28.75
A range of the
better quality with
large oven, and U
an excellent baker.
Ths hast and
economical
oll hsat sr ?rs
knew Specialty
ff??.. S4.95
?0ca Week
'? ?
Sanitary Butter, *<* ">?
Sanitary Selected Eggs, m, 39c
White Potatoes V 16c *? 23c
Sweet Potatoes, per lb-2c I Yellow Onions, 5 lbs for... lie
Cooking Apples. 8 lbs. for.. 25c ] Cranberries, per lb .... .ISc
New Crop Florida Grape Fruit Now on Sale
Our New Store In
ROCKVniE, MD.
Opens Saturday
Five Specials-?Each One a Real Value
ShiWs Blue Ridge Corn, 3 G 25c
Per Case of 24 Cans, $2.00
Borden s Evaporated Milk, ?nr 9c
Sanitary Toilet Paper, 4 rolls for 25c
Quart-Jar Pickles, Each 29c
Star Nap tha Soap Powder, j?gc 17c
Van Camp's Pork and Beans, can ..... 10c
Shriver's Silver Label Peas, can ... . 12J4c
Large Size (No. 3) Cans Tomatoes. 2 for ? 25c
Mede Size (No. 2) Cans Tomatoes, 3 for . . 25c
Burnham & Morrill's Spaghetti, can . . 12J4c
Aunt Jemima
Pancake, pkg.
14c
Log Cabin Syrup, 16-oz. tin.27c
Log Cabin Syrup, 36-oz. tin.52c
N. Y. State-Grown
Trench' Prunes, per can
25c
u
REGINA" Peaches, Can ?2.
PATAPSCO FLOUR
Thia prie? good only until
\ Saturday's closing
6-lb. bag, 28c
12-lb. bag, 50c
24-lb. bag, 98c
The above low prices were made for
introductory purposes only. Next Mon
day our prices must go higher.
Dromedary Cocoanut, 9c & 16c
Baker's Cocoanut, per can, 15c
Walter Baker's Cocoa,
Half-lb., 19c
Walter Baker's Chocolate,
Half-lb.. 17c
Virginia Sweet
Pancake.
lie
Safe Home Matches, box.. 6c
Protecto Safety Matches,
3 dozen boxes.25c
Large Size Can
Fine Quality
Sweet Potatoes
10c
P?TER PAN
PEAS, Can
22&C
Royal Vanilla
Chocolate Drops, lb.
Baker's Caracas
Sweet Chocolate, pkg.
Campfire
Marshmallows, pkg.
25c
4c
15c
SANITARY CATSUP
Big value in this offering
Small Bottle.10c
Large Bottle.17c