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SOLONS PLAN BUYS AERIAL WAR w. EQUIPMENT W- StoreNewsofLansburgh&Brq. FOR TIFF KB FRiDi- - rr 3. jjmmmmmWWimMs The British embargo on American Two Lob 1 goods and efforts, apparently de Editorial Modes In Fine Spring ; New signed to gobble American trade, will Wash Goods Republl- - An enthusiastic merchant be used by "high rotection" wrote a to his former cans Congress an argument for letter in as office boy who had just got- Remnants . tariff up- Chic for the Spring Appealing in Silhouette and immediate revision of the 'Mm ten back from France ask- Specially Priced ward. to call and see about Tariff legislation probably will be HIh ing him Exemplary in Tailoring among measures present-- 1 mm his old position. Included in these two lots of the earliest ;lSb JRv in walked ed when the Republicans takft the A few days later high-cla- ss white and col- industry b&mH?- - mm in officer's Suits fresh from the tailors hands. They reins in Congress. American the younjf man These are wash goods are thou- niust be helped over the readjustment i two silver bars on ored Kepuu special collection period and then protected, tne i ' Klfe-JH- his shoulders. represent a that our sands of yards all ia $ood lieann arnm. Tentative drafts of a -' lengths and best qualities. new law already have been assembled for early Not only tariff Both employer and employe salon customers. -- made. ' "confused. They consist of voiles, resumes discus-- , were a little When the Senate do show the smart new lines and touches poplins, . , crepes, sion of Senator Weeks' resolution di- It was so absurd to think of they recting the State Department to In- asking a CAPTAIN to be- xof models, they very , , ma form the Senate what steps have been come an office boy. But the the advance spring but are suitings, British embargo. dras, and taken to meet the boy cleared the situation by mixed Senator King, of Utah, will oppose it stating that he had no inten- extraordinary values. materials. There on the ground that it Is "a slap at - , .. - - -fl are also white dimities, -- i going back into the " tion of an ally." . .IXft-.l- 'ii.' by! j.a' same work. much if you will discover anything voiles, longcloths, pique, TCinc will move to amend it ROT U. CONGER, We doubt very eliminating the statement that the , , ba- nephew Edwin had found himself on the . embargo is a direct violation of Presi- of New York, of He quite to equal them in this city at the prices. Also dent Wilson's third peace term, that H. Conger, minis- battle fields of France, and tiste and others. against economic barriers. ter to China at the time of the was going to make some- white and colored outings. "The President moant discrimina- purchased thing of himself. tory such measures." said Boxer rebellion, has No matter what goods you tariffs and government King. "The British action applies from the British the There will be thousands of $29.50 to $55.00 most prefer, there is an uniformly." entire aircraft equipment, cost- boys back from the war who assortment here to satisfy ing more than $10,000,000, used will want something better Navy' blue and black are the two most popular colors as yet, but your wishes. "WAS COLUMBUS A by Canada In training air fight- than they had. we have plenty of other shades for those who prefer them. On Table No. 1, values to TOPIC ers. JEW?" IS GORDON'S The price of the deal has not We hope they get it. $1.00 per yard, for 39c been made public, but it is known Materials are Tricotines, Serges, per yard. Christopher a Jew?"' ?400,000 was pre- "Was Columbus that an offer of - On Table No. 2, values to and "is the United States headed for viously rejected by the British Gabardines, Poiret - and Poplins 5oc per yard, per Hard Times?" are two of the ques- government. for 25c tions that will be discussed tonight at It will give us decided pleasure to show these to you. yard. the "question drawer" conducted by First Floor. Lansburgh & Bro. the Rev. Dr. James I Gordon, at the Second Flooi1 Lansburgh & Bro. First Congregational Church. Tenth SOLDIER TELLS OF and G streets northwest. Dr. Gordon has prepared a list of twelve questions bearing on current events and on Issues of tho war, whicii Opening of For meeting-Othe- Be New Section tonight's r HOLD-U- Work For Boys Can't Comfortable Trill be discussed at SEEING P quej-ie- s to be discussed are: "What kind of a gift did the Pope present to President Wilson?" Without Warm "How does.it happen that so many Misses' ex-scho- ol Embroiderers and Children's of the war workers are After an all-nig- ht search, police of They are' out of doors a great deal of the time or they teachers?" the Ninth precinct today are without "Will not bone-dr- y prohibition re- We really shouldn't say "work," ought to be ana tney must a greater use of drugs and to- a clue to the identity of two negro Cute little straw pokes and mushrooms sult in young to pro- bacco?" highwaymen who held up three because our stamped goods is have the right clothes trimmed with ribbon rosettes, white men at the point of a pistol on a to kMH K tect them. It means comfort Brentwood road, near the District so dainty that it's pleasure streamers, and small bunches of ,. y line, last night. sew on them. and it means health. flowers and wreaths. i HAIR COWING OUT? j The hold-u- p was reported by Carl twenty-tw- o years sol- Three are mentioned here: i n Klein, old. a i i t Suits, $6.98 Also fine milan pokes with ribbon ,1Lil dier, living Mt. Rainier, Md. Klein irrita- at Infants' Gertrudes, of fine nainsook Made of heavy winter fabrics of brown Dandruff causes a feverish told the police as he and his sis- around the crown and streamers in tion of the scalp, the hair roots that stamped in dainty new designs. and gray mixtures. In trench and Nor- shrink, loosen and then the hair ter. Miss Pauline Klein, were on their Each S1.00 and S1.25. folk models, full lined. Knicker trou- combination colors. comes out fast. To stop falling way to this city in an automobile last Hand-mad- sers. Suits will wear well and iio-i-r once night they saw a masked highway- e Children's of that si wiu get aZ 18 years. Hats designed for the little folks and which every particle of dandruff any man holding three young white men extra fine material, stamped in please the boy. Sizes 7 to 2411 bottle of Danderine at bay point a pistol on will attract instant attention. ittle at at the of :irusr store tor a iev ceu, dainty designs. Sizes 1 to 4 in your hand and rub it into Brentwood road. years. Each 1.25 to $5.00. Mackinaws, $6.98 the scalp. After several applica- Klein told the police that as he Prices are $2.00 to $750. tions the hair stops coming out stopped his car a second robber ap- Dresser Scarfs, trimmed, in Made of heavy plaid mackinaw cloth, with you can't find any dandruff. peared and told him to drive off. Po- convertible collars, patch pockets with A wonderful variety in a special department. Galpin, of Ninth precinct, cluny effects. New patterns to liceman the from. Size 18 by 45 inches. flaps, buckled belts and storm cuffs. went to the scene of the reported select overplaids. our Window Display. hold-u- p. Choice of popular bizes but could find no trace of Each $1.25. - 8 to 18 years. Second Lansburgh- &. Bro. , either the highwaymen or their vic- Third Floor. Lansburgh & Bro. Fifth Floor. Lansburgh & Floor BEIS tims. None of the three victims of the alleged hold-u- p has reported the inci- n dent to the police. ,FEM Linoleums, Cretonnes, , Etc., In 39c Sale RIBBONS B TO GIVE SOLDIERS 10c Yard IF GONSTIPATED At For One Day Only Here is a miscellaneous lot of Prices Are Way Below Wholesale ribbons, namely Look at tongue! Then give THEIR OLD U. S. JOBS with gold or silver edge, 79c Sunfast Plain Potter's Quality 74c with loop edge, gros- fruit laxative for stomach, grain with metal stripe, 5-i- nch in a few shades. liver, bowels. Linoleum 39c Sq. Yd. Some of these ribbons could an- Potter's The Civil Service Commission Table Oilcloth be used to good advantage all civil serv- I "California Syrup of Figs" nounced yesterday that V iMV- VH as ; others will be up posi- ' - mm Mill this famous ice employes who gave their ZfSSZs. lengths of many pur- tions to enter the army or navy !jgPVk found to fit other can't harm children and -bac- would be reinstated upon being dis- k linoleum, in poses. You will be delight- they love it. charged. Yard At Yard ed at the quality for the Calling attention to an order issued 39c fC Aff21 xMX AeJvA 5 wood, tile or conventional 39C small price. Take your by President Wilson last July pro- choice of the entire lot A any designs. Plenty of lengths 45-inc- viding for such reinstatement at lj-ya- rd lengths of h at, per yard XUl time within nve years after discharge, Highly mercerized heavy quality the commission said: madras, 36 inches to match up to cover large green, tan or Blue block ef- "In recognition of the services ren- fects on white backgrounds. Hair Bow Ribbons, dered by civil service employes who wide. In gold color only. A size rooms. All sold as entered the military or naval service Potter's famous quality. This 19c Yard during the present war. the commis- material that will not fade when is. None credited or is just the size to cover your sion will make special effort to assist Select an assortment of these exposed to the light. 5o full kitchen table. Only 1 ard school these men In securing suitable posi- 1- hair bow ribbons for tions in the Government service pieces offered. 2 ZZL -- strips. and Sunday purposes for the rather than to leave upon them the little girl. The lot consists entire burden of finding suitable 500 59c Carpet Brisbie , 39c 2 Bottles Furniture Cretonnes, 39c of blue and white, navy and vacancies." pink and white, green Of black imitation leather, Values to 79c white, Hassocks, 39c Curtains, 39c neatly lined. Equipped with Polish for 39c and white, and red and brass catches. 6 large table lots of cretonnes white. They will make nice FARMERS ALLEGE size Regular 25c size of Knoxall large bows and hold Carpet hassocks, 12x9x6, Neat Nottingham panel effects. Rugs, in new designs and color stiff 39c Furniture polish for furni- up well. Your choice, "I with remnants Tops finished with loops Q, covered of 36x30 size closely woven in ture, automobiles, pianos, combinations. An assortment per yard Mother! Tour child Isn't naturally blue, tan or green. 98c 1C cross and peevish. See If tongue .n Bigelow Wilton carpets. A ready to shir on rod. In carriages, etc. Special at of light ordark floral de- a sure sign little value. First Floor Lansburgh & Bro. coated: this is the TRICK BY 36-in- ch signs, novelty effects, etc. stomach, liver and bowels need a MffiBfi great selection of colorings. white only. size. Fourth Floor, Lansburch & Bro. this price. cleansing at once. When listless, paie, leverisn, run of cold, breath bad, throat sore. doesn't eat. sleep or act naturally, has stomach ache, diarrhoea, remem- Denying thp charges of the packers Women's ber a gentle liver and bowel clears- - that the farmers' organizations of the Remnants Goods Do irj.u-men- t Your Hurt? ing should always De tue ursi Feet given. country have been "rubber stamped" Nothing equals "California Syrup by a few wealthy live stock producers, Athletic of Figs" for children's ills; give a the Farmers National Council today And Coatings $1.98 Talk No. teaspoonful. ana in a few nours nil declared the whole matter a "trick of Foot 15 the foul waste, sour bile and fer the packers to defeat the proposed t Formerly Yard Underwear menting wnicn is cioggea in $3,00, $4.50, $5.00, $5.50 looa rys legislation to regulate them." After an enlarged or dislocated joint is once formed, it is kept in a passes out of .")4-in- all-wo- 54-inc- bowels the ch ol the "The packers' attempt to mal; a volour, h navy bluo scrpc, tern, and you have a well and plr.y-fu- l Choose from French swollen, inflamed and painful condition by the dropping of the 48-inc- appear as a i Ti4-in- all-wo- ol all-wo- ol 50-in- ch child again. All children love matter fish between thorn ch storm , h plaids, satin Known as "Futurist" inaugur- producers, 54-inc- as a live stork fur- 54-in- ch two-tone- 54-in- ch in this harmless, delicious "fruit laxa- fw will face , h mixtures, d suiting, ates a new htyle, a new beauty, heads of the bones the joint. never embittered he farmers against 50-inc- tive." and it falls to ther the 54-in- ch 54-in- efrct h .suiting, silvertonc, ch Bolivia a new comfort and a new appre- a good "inside" cleansing. Directions meat trust, and the farmer will de- panama, hairline for babies, children of all ag. mand moro far-reachi- ng legislation in and a miscellaneous lot of Priestleys fine black fabrics', in good ciation in the realm of woman's This makes the foot longer and wider, and grownups are plainly on the the future." savs a &tatenipnt of the desirable lengths. None reserved. Values up to S5.50 and more. wear. Futurist is quite unlike and forces it into a just like a bottle. represents many choice yard, $1.98. any other undei'fatnuv.t design- KeeD it handy in your home. A council, which State Your unrestricted at wedge. Then come the hours of little given today haves a sick child farm organizations. ed. It provides all the freedom Half-Wo- pains tomorrow, but sret the genuine. Ak 1,000 Yards ol Black and comfort that men find in and aches with which your druggist for a bottle of 'Tall- - CREEL SECRETARY TO their "athletic'' underwear, yet so many forma &yrup 01 igs, tnen jook of us are familiar. and see that it is made by the and Navy Blue Futurist is exquisitely feminine "California Fig Syrup Company." RESUME LAW PRACTICE in its every detail dainty, If you are suffering hi this way one of Poplar Cloth, 49c Yd. sheer, soft, form-fitting- -, while our Wizard Foot Appliances, together Maurice F. Lyons, secretary of fashioned to allow grace of move- with a pair of our A. B. C. the (illustrated WOMAN Committee on Public Information, an- A good sturdy fabric, cut from the ment in full keeping with its at- at the left) will rid your EVERY , nounced today that upon tho return piece at practically remnant price. tractive name. feet forever of discomfort. of George Creel from Europe he will resign and return to the practice of We will also include a limited Ladies' Athletic Underwear, "Futur- These shoes are specially made with extra Who uses 36-inc- law at his home, Covington. Ky. quantity of h black Model" hem- room for the large toe joint. yy Since coming to Washington ist of fine , wfsl a spray in the stitched and lace trimmed; absolute- Mr. , reversible and dust elastic . Consult our Foot Specialist. It is Government service. Lyons has . syringe held the positions of secretary to the repelling. Values worth investi- back. Each S1.50 and $1.93. ly free of chaTge. should read director of the census, assistant to All at, Secretary of the Navy Daniels gating. yard, 49c. Ladies' Athletic Underwear of flesh Koot Comfort Department. Second Floor, Lansburgh & Bro. fX m SMm our sealed and secretary to the Committee on Pub- batiste, neatly trimmed with hem- Sent free. lic Information. Mr. Lyons circular. was a 1,000 Yards $2.25 42-inc- h stitching and ribbon straps. Each pioneer in the movement that brought $1.50 and $1.75. about the nomination of President Store Hours: Open 9:15 A. M.; Close 6 P. M. J. S. Tyree, Chemist, Inc., All-Wo- Wilson in 1912. Again In 1016 Mr. ol Wash., D. C. Lyons became associated French Serge of navy and black wash with the satin, hemstitched and ribbon TNE STOREOrGReATEFSeWce LHiBBHEaMBDnaanBHMDr Democratic national committee, act- Just one week aso this ing as secretary to R. v. Woolley, same nne ail-woo- l navy straps. Each $1.95. director of publicity. blue French Serge retail Sayings Deposits d for Toinnriou. Camisoles of wash satin in flesh 396 on KIiVO TO CO PISHING. cut from tlic pier?, at $1.59 only, prettily trimmed with hem- LONDON. Feb. 0. KinK remnant price, we iiffe; stitching iV. S. SAVINGS BANK George is ex- it. pr yard and fine lace. At $1.95 pected to formally open the lulling and $2.25. 14th and You Streets season on February 11. at nalnioral Third Floor. Lansburgh & Bro on the Dee. While a devoted sports, Third Floor Lansburgh & Bro. 420-43- 0 Seventh St. Tfcoush to Eighth St. WADE H. COOPEft Prs. man. the King has not and the war began in. "!

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