Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1921, Page 21

. . . THE EVENING BTAR,. WASHINGTON, T. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24,. 192f. o s b e S swssssssssecs; L ARRESTEDAS SWINDLER -|SHIPYARDS: IN. SCOTLAND. | _“Thts svpltes to other tngustries us| S | "mfifl an " IN'$14,000 WATER SALE [IDLE FOR LACK OF ORDERS [xhy more srésee avs ner svatessi | oy iy See Us for Glas | Friday—Remnant Day in the ' DOWN STAIRS STORE A ployed.” s - Women’s and Misses’ for ~—for any and all purposes. We carry the biggest stocks—pass on barrels of insipid water.for whith he ::l_bmh_';y been received at Wallsend- 0 ym e meiop advantages e Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts Reduced for Friday Clearance _ COATS 1. DRESSES has by - oL Weats of Gbavd Barks, N.D, the ¥ewr. mays Sir George Burton are able to 4c°mmand as whole 10 Furs-trimmed Ceats, velour, with fitted and 35 Poiret Twill, Tricotine and Silk Dresses, Hunter, chairman of the board 7y B | him by 3 plausible test that the bar- | Fectors of one of the ;rgo:;:pgflxfé. . salers. fomPhtted convertible collar e toraz, *"° | in mavy, brown and black; finished with wide h e crush girdles, elbow and threg-quarter-length - 7 4 re‘!,;a":cbtntltdil:;fl 103-proot hfln;ky. ing companies there. ¢ old the police he een per- A mitted {0 Select a barrel: {0 bore hix | Sunderiand has, been 3ol Bb o nrice own hole, to insert & rubber tube and |less than one-haif her cos of cone pecial, $22.50 each” "~ * g s 3 10 WNISVclm!r E““ in belted and flare sleeves; braid trimmed. Sizes 14 to 42. i back models; cuff or bell sleeves. Colors are .Special, $10.00 each brown, Sorrento and navy. Sizes 16 to 40 20 Skirts, in novelty plaid and striped ef- to sample what ran out. He did not|struction. Sir George gives figures Special, $17.50 each fects; different style pleating. Sizes 26 to 31 disappeared | showing that it now costs £11.73 for SUITS waist measure. their artival on this little Portuguesé Wwith his $14,000 that on them had |3 ton of steel used in a ship, as com- ¥5 Velour Suits, in tailored models; all-silk Special, $4.00 eack island last week and their delight at gnnmcted the tybe up with a rubber "fid to £3.58 in 1911, Tined; self color embroidered. Sizes 18 to 40. 5 .Stone Marten Chokers. $5.00 each; were $7.50. the island’s; scenery. 3 ahig H e Far. Cll b s The Villa Victoria, which s an an- o I E Completed Vessel Sold at Less Than Half Cost; Labor Called ° Less Efficient. v nd, November 24. i t ) : _gn;m..'fi;i for: shipbuildi : 2 or; shipbuilding is 8o hmmmmn‘ i ownermv o paor that no new order te lfnlld a d Menfber.of Trio §s Held on Charges of Man Who: Th ought ae==n Cutting Glass Tops for fine tables, buffets, etc., a specialty. : HUGH REILLY CO. RETAIL PAINTS WHOLESALE 1334 New York Avenue Wentz was found in a New York g‘ ‘;“',],;h;"‘;,hf ,.:; %al a °1n .'h':h"‘;'d‘ff ;te?:!l‘ezoweek less-than they did ten erpe ed a similar swindle ey ¥ on John McLaughlin, & retired police- | 4 ST, Ge0fEe asserts also that wages man. The New York police said the: : found the trick tube In his home, and | ;imes those paid ten years ugo, when hat he admitted the McLaughlin swindle. saying his partners had gone | \voo, consideration. He saye that tho west with most of the proceeds. work now than in 1911, and he adds: ROYAL EXILES EXPRESS N T L L LT M AT =:zm==| Last Remnant Sale “¥iis s Final Clean-Up at the Dawn of the Xmas Campaign B_ch;flon at Funchal and Beauty 27-Inch Birdeye of Island Win Approval, of Charles and Zita. Diaper Cloth $1.59 ; | By the tesociated Press. Sy S 10-Yard Piece Reliable Red FUNCHAL, Island of Madeira, No- vember 22.—Former Emperor Charles Diamond Sanitary Birdeye Diaper Cloth, put up in sealed package. and former Empress Zita, exiles from Perfect quality. I fl fl @ Gloves WOMEN'S FLEECED-LINED FABRIC GLOVES, in black and gray; also odds and ends of clamoisette and leatherette gloves, same perfect, ightly 1 feot. Choice their erstwhile domains of Austria- Hungaty, today expressed satisfaq- tion ‘at the reception given them ol Satisfaction First LT T WOMEN'S KII of perfect ql}:‘HI).‘. Hrlvl;';. tan, bAl‘II" black with ‘white, brown a Rra sizes e Tot s ** $1.00 WOMEN'S MENDED KID GLOVES. in black ouly; sizes up to 6% also a smail - ot of tan sueds loves, strictly per- AQ fect, in sizes up 10 7. Cholce....... +/C ag, beneath His coat, Which con- o Bt Tt le man Do 1 Special, $14.75 each ' Taupe Wolf Scarfs. $750 each; were nex ot Reids Palace Hotel, i3 to be. tained real red eye. [handle about two: hundredweight of Furs s1200. : S Squirrel Chokers, in light or dark gray. $7.50 cach; were $9.75. the permanent eXile residence of the former royal pair. The villa is sit- uated in the midst of picturesque scenery on the top of a cliff 150 feet | = above the sea. It has extensive and | = beautiful grounds with tennis courts | = 72 |and other attractions. o ” {anchorage of Funchal is obtainable. (= 7 A path leads to a beach wh th = A t t are ample boating, bathing and fsh. | = S estcs ing facilities. . S ) ] taple 18c Useful Length : GOT HIS DEGREE ‘IN 1842. Friday Clean-up---Broken Lots and 25¢ 121/2c Every Yard New . v — . Materials and Clean Brown 'University Claims John Yard Exceptionally good “pickings” in this accumulation of short 10 WOMEN'S COATS—That Sold for Hunt as Oldest College Graduate. lengths in striped outing_ flannel, white and colored domet flannel, $2500. Popular models in bolivia and PROVIDENCE, R. I, November 24. velour, with large self collars or fur —Brown University lays claim - to apron gingham, yard-wide percale and bleached and unbleached r collars. Sizes 16 to 38 only. $10 having the oldest graduate of any Choice O avis 23t numuise Friday " Clearance High-Grade Millinery : 100 Hats Reduced to $3 TURKNIT ‘WASH CLOTHS, 5 £ 5 A 1 £ j i d Tailored and Dress Hats of Lyons or Panne Velvet or Duvetyn—hats for all occa- | imerian, caleee. 2ohe, 1ont, 26 |2 § CoNTINENTAL FULWOOL cOmBI: { SUioweasmeisioioned Tomege wane chorus wions, in all the new fall and winter shades, An early selection is advisable, due to the old on October 17, was graduated | NATION COAT SUITS AND ONE-PIECE Classed as® seconds, but practl- surface and soft, absorbent qual- ot jonal Vval flered, froin 1" In 1842, nearly “two dec- [E- DRESSES—The smart utility garment for cally perfect. Limit, 6 to {Qc ity. Slightly Imperfect. low price and the exceptional ues offered. ades before ' the civil war " began. | S winter. Heather colorings. Sizes 16, 18 a buyer. Each............ B e FABL . e was born in Lowell, Mass. £ S i : SASH » e NANTS B DAMASK, During his undergraduate course|S . and 42 only. $15 was this season’s @1 () A e and eovy, (n 1to 3 yard lensths G0 qual- ity, in a numbe f fi Scikind, on' mlo 39c paiterns. Yardro..o..ome 29 = T PAIE oeieeccnceraiiopennans z $39.75 and $50. Of camelshair and bolivia. ROBE BLANKETS, size 72x84, E“;‘é‘;"&::‘!fl:?: I?l’fi 3:.4‘:: Three-quarter-length_models of beautiful slightly soiled. Dark patterns. 75c g yard. White and creas quality, lined with silk, 525 Sold for 36.00. Reduced €9 OB with artistic colored bor- 29'"c' Choice .. k) | O oottt ders. d. i GH"—DREN‘S CLOT! 'S—In navy SCRUB CLOTHS. About 100 of TOWELING—20c Heavy Crash n_good health men- and brown. Warm, smartly tailored these heavy, woven Scrub Cloths, Toweling, full bleached. absorb- 2 in large size, 18x18 inches. )Qc ent quality with red o , l[‘x-l“y g..? phy:u::lly.d“fla lait‘(rlhu[;d double-breasted model, with ~ belt and € FOR.ccuuieroaanocornecs border. Yard is great age to heredity. s moth- Sizes 7, 8 and 9. Hoed to be well ove pockets. Size: » er _lived to ell over a century Special value at ......... 6'75 1d d he ¥ets to dupli > TSl e EVENING DRESSES_Lef For Men at Prown, which then consisted of four byildings, tultion was 321 a term and beard §1.25 & week. He has beeh pastor of - eight differen{ Baptist churches, five in New Hampshire, one in Vermont, one in Massachusetts and oné in Ohie. He was married twice: . He has survived price ... . 8 FINE RT COATS—That sold for Gloves 50 Pairs Women’s Good Quality Suede-finished Gloves, in wrist length and gauntlet styles. Colors are brown, beaver, gray and white. Sizes 6 to 8. Special, 65c pair. 30 Pairs Women's Silk Girls’ Apparel . 10 Girls’ Bolivia, Broad- ‘cloth and Cheviot Wool Coats in loose afid tight fitting styles. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Special, $6.00 each. 12 Girls’ Blye Linene Mid- dies, neatly trimmed; with white braid. Sizes 20 and 2 Hosiery 50 Pairs Women’s Wool Sports Hose, in green and brown heather mixtures; re- inforced heels and toes; sec- ond quality. Sizes 8% to 10. Special, 95c pair. ‘ecord. from onr 200 Pairs Women's Super- fashioned Silk Hose, of sec- ond quality, with lisle tops, high spliced heels; double soles and . toes. Colors “are black and cordovan. Sizes 8% to 10. Special, 75c pair. 100 Pairs Women's First Quality Cotton Hose; me- dipm-weight, good wearing quality. Sizes 8% to 10%%. Special, 3 pairs for $1.00. Reductioqs in - Wool * Sweaters $2.95 each; = Were $3.95 3 Wool Tuxedo Sweaters, re- dfi:ed ‘for quick selling; black a:d white, brown and white, navy and white, solid brown mnd solid navys 11 Slipovers, in brown, black, and navy. Sizes 40, 42 and 44 $165 each; were $295. Y - Aprons »4 White Bungalow Apron¥ with square neck, belt and pockets; trimmed with ricks sack braid. $1 each; were $145. Silk and Muslin Undergarments Women’s Muslin_Gowns, in pink and blue with colored stitching; all slip-over models. ial, Z for 95c. years. Special, 75¢ each. 6 Girls’ All-wool Dresses, tor school of dress wear fin- ished with two pleats down front; some embroidered in wool; neat pockets and belt; some with duvetyn collars. Sizes 8 to 14 years. Speeclal, $5.00 each. 20 Children’s Rompers, some in solid colors; neatly made; some trimmed with checked gingham. Sizes 2 to 6 years. 76c each; were $1.45. Brassieres Bandeaux Brassieres of pink mercerized material, with strong hooks and eyes; fasten- ing at the back. Sizes 32 to 42. Special, 3 for $1 Corsets An Odd Lot of Corsets 6f dif- ferent styles and made in pink and white coutil or pink broche; high bust, low top; medium and long hips. Sizes 21 to 29. $L58 each; were $1.95 and $295. | 4 Pink Broche Corsets with medium bust and long straight hips. Size 27. 95c each; were 31.95. 3 R & G Corsets of pink coue til ‘with medium hip and low top. Sizes 25 and 26. S85c each; were To Secure These Friday Remnant Day Values You Must Shop in Person -| pair; were Gloves; second quality, with suede and silk lining; two- button length; appropriate for winter wear. Colors, black, navy, brown, gray and white. Sizes 5% to 8 §1 50 pairs Lambskin Glace Gloves in two-button-length style. Colors, brown. tan, gray and white with self embroidery; white with black embroidery. Sizes 6 to 7%. Special, pair. Extra Size Blouses (46 to 5¢73) Reduced to $1.65 . Were $2.95 and $3.45. Blouses that will prove most attractive to the stout woman. Style and quality at a moderate price. Tailor- ed and fancy models fea- tured. Tailored and Dress Blouses of Voile, Batiste and Dimity, in fifteen attractive styles, Sizes 36 to 46, 95ce Petticoats 100 Silk Jersey Petticoats, of extra good quality, with d’eep pleated flounce in plain colors or with novelty trimming of contrasting colors. $1.95 each. Silk Jersey Pantalettes, with neat tailored finish. Colors are brown, blue, taupe and green. Special, $1.95 each. 8 Silk Taffeta Petticoats, with deep ruffled flounce; all in two- toned shades of brown. $2 each; ASSOCIATION | Pnys 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It | Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn pe- ff)re maturity ° Assets More Than $7,000,000 $800,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY, Presideat JOSHUA W, CARE, Secretary broidered, A Sweeping Pre-Holiday Millinery Clearance Hunéreds of Fall and Winter Trimmed Hats, Ready-to-wears and Sailors. Reduced to prices low enough to move them in a hurry. '_l‘hree big groups. Sold for $5.00, $6.00 and $7.50 $1 $2 $3 Styles innumerable — so many desirable hats assem- bled from various lines for speedy clearance that every woman can find one to please her. Trimmed hats of panne and Lyons velvet in all the new trimmings, smart ready-to-wear hats and hatter’s plush and zibeline band- * ed sailors. Black and colors. Of heavy -crepe de chine, elaborately beaded and worsted em- 11 of them. 524.75 regular $3975 line. white skirts. CROICE wnnremacsureaamnnnese Hundreds of Women’s New Coats Featured at $25.00 and $39.75 Second Floor, King's Palace. Underwear BELTS— All - leather Belts, made to sell for $1.00; “Can’t-slip” nickel buckles. 39C ChoiCe ...uocevoonncnanass SOCKS — Men's Lisle - finishea Cotton Socks, of perfect quality, in black, cordovan, navy, smoke and white; 2ic value. $1.m 5 6 PAIRS for .......... SILK MUFFLERS—10 dozen of them, pure silk and fiber kind, in black and gray. Slightly irregu- _ lar but practically per- e $1.98 UNION SUITS—Heavy ribbed kind, in ecru color; spring-needle knit: long sleeves: ankle §f {9 length; $1.50 valu 2 (PFe) LIRS o 9, Children’s Wear COATS—of corduroy, plush and cloth, B‘lnhl.rbt belted lg‘odell. trim- med wit! uttons. zes i e e, $4.98 INFANTS’ WHITE COATS, of wide-wale corduroy, with padded lini Sold f 3.98. Choioe ... or 330t $198 CHILDREN’S BATH ROBES, - made of warm blanket cloth. Sizes 1, 2 and 3. for 9& $2.50. Reduced to .. . BATH ROBES, in ht and dark floral patterns, trimmed witn silk braid. Sold for sl 98 $3.25 and $3.98. Reduced to > MIDDY BLOUSES that sold for $1.50 and $1.98, All-white and white trimmed g‘i'.h l“.j v or copen. egulation e S 6% bt = > Boys’ Needs P pir 5 W 8l rop seat. Smaller muml:w feet. Sizes 3 to 16 3 CORDUROY PANTS, both knick- er and straight knees, in_all sizes. Cut full, strongly 89 sewed . BLOUSES, of woven s as and oxford cloth, in light &nd / dark patterns. Sizes 8 to 16. $1.00 value ° 79c TOYLAND SPEC] BIG GAME HUNTER-— Automatic animal target, gun, belt and ammunition. * favor- DISHES—S et of metal dishes, consisting of 3 large plates,. 3 cups, coffee pot and pitcher, in 49; Varnished Maple Folding ‘Table for dolly’s tea party. Top is 14x22 inches. PARCHEES I—Ever- popujar parlor game. 9Be Speclai .o OCKE R— One of the famous *Tod- dier” toys for the tots ‘White enameled and deco- Special... s IR 7 White Muslin Petticoats, with deep flounce of polka dot embroidery., 95c each; were CHILDREN’S BUTTON-AT- TACHMENT TUNION SUITS, heavy quality, fleeced lined. Specials Sizes 6 to I Slightly 79(: . BABY FLOUNCINGS— | jrregular................ were $345, 11 Pink Silk Petticoats, with scalloped edge. $125 each; were Blouses and Undermuslins 4 Washable Silk Camisoles, with lace-trimmed top. 60c each; were 95c. o 3 15 Corset Covers, with cami- sole tops and embroidery-trim- med front. 40c each; were 95c. . Negliges 5 Bath Robes of good quality ‘blanket robing in pretty pat- terns. Colors are rose, gray and blue. $3 each; were $375. 9 Long White Kimonos, with neat lace edge. $1 each; were 62.75. 10 White Dressing Sacques, with lace insertion and ribbon. 75¢c each; were $195. . 30 Breakfast Coats, in pink, blue, lavender and rose. 75¢ each; were $1.50. sent C. O. D. or on ap- proval; mail or phone orders not accepted. . Yard Goods 500 Yards White Dimity, 36 inches wide. A very durable ma- terial reduced for clearance. 12%e yd.; was 17c. 400 Yards 27-inch Gingham, in 1 to 6 yard lengths; various designs. 17¢ yard; was 2le. 5¢0 Yards 36-inch Percale, in short lengths; many designs. iS¢ yard; was 1Se. - Blankets and Bedding 30 White Sateen Petticoats, in regular and extra sizes; scalloped and hemstitched edge. $1 each; were $1.95 and $275. Philippine Gowns and Chemise 10 Philippine Gowns and Chemise of wonderful quslity, neatly embroidered; slightly soiled. $1.95 each; were $2.96. ~ Sheets 50 72x90 Seamless Sheets of 5uod quality muslin, free from re: ssing or foreign substances;. . slightly soiled’ and counter tossed. 75c each; were Turkish Towels 75 Attractively Designed ASHER FIRE PROOFING CO * 915 SOUTHERN BUILDING With Safiachcd ruffie. Of sheer Swiss in_neat baby patterns. Yard. 39C LINEN TORCHON LACES -2 to 5_inches wide. For curtains and fancy 5 work. Yard ....... (¥ -METAL CLOTH—36 inches w;;d& slt"ed K:"l‘;li‘ or no sleeves. silver, $l 19 Extra sizes, garment 89¢; colors. Yard ..... . regular sizes, garment... BRAM LEY. COLLAR AND CUFF SETS—Of pique, linen- finished ‘and. lace- trimmed. Set 25¢ MESH VEILING—In various styles of mesh and in all cofors. Yard..... 156 <& BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ FLEECED UNION SUITS, in white and gray. $1.00; sizes 3 to 8..... . WOMEN’S VEST PANTS, No. 910; subject to slight im- perfections, or they would sell for $1.00 and $1.25. Vests have high or low ‘necks, long sleeves SUITS, in all combinations and 2ll sizes, but not every combi- g 00 nation . WOME:! LO in all sizes. Flesh col elastic knit. Special..... PHILIPPINE UNDERWEAR—. Hand - made, hand - embroidered gowns and chemise, also lace and ribbon trimmed styl Formerly $2.98 and $3.50. ChoiC8 ...ccevevvencccns PAJAMAS-—Women' two piece pajamas, of heavy flannelette, in white and pink and ‘blue stripes. Trlmm;daowlth silk frogs. _Sold sl A’ Reduced to . HEATHERBLOOM PETTI- COATS and Silk-rufie Cotton Petticoats, in floral patterns, - plain colors id combinations. Formerly $2.98 and $3. Choice ,.- SET COVERS—Phill and American Corset Co¥ hand-scalloped and lace tri , med. Formerly $1.98 and $2.50. Plightly soiled . WOMEN’S BLOUSES, of volle and madras, and tailored long sleeves HOUSE DI quality striped gingham, waist- line style, with round, flat col- lam; trim: colors . ENVEI colored silk and dimity, embroidered and lace and ribbon trimmed. $198 ¢ 98¢ in lace-trimmed del; 7G5¢ 8 and $ !Eo y sl-98 C-B N ®ood f flesh- hand . _Hosiery News in Friday’s | "~ Cleanup - YWOMEN'S ‘TAILORED SILK WOMEN’S SPORT HOSE, in- HOSE, about 12 dozen pairs in cluding part wool, dropstiich biack, brown, gray and white. | styles, and beautifully mercer- Very -slight irregulars of 98c ized derby-ribbed hose, 6’0 .25 qualities, Black, cordovan and green, $108; mud) 93 A ONYX ° FULL __ FASHIONED BEx Cotton Crepe Kimonos, with 14 Gray Double .Blan- ;«mfi;hl 'l‘o;vrel:t.y of :o'od ;reigw e 3 14 o - r1al; ‘e color; c § were u;g; ;nn SISJS. ‘Wash Cloths Knit Underwear 1x900 Seamless 13“63“’1"“3:““ . i h Sheets, very substantially Cloths, ;fi:hed‘;fith’nfi:}:’;’: 18 Women’s Fine Lisle Uni : Suits, with dove silk taps woq |made of -bleached sheet- | gink and blue borders. A ILa Spirite CORSETS C-B and Fashion, as always, g0 hand in AT Y TR ribbon_ shoulder straps; flesh | ing, free from ".’é"‘ii'fi " " BURSON SILK HOSE, splendid | yeREAD ; niod b Ia the mark of correat modeling galy; shell and cuff knee. Sizes | wide hems. Speecial, ds combinaglon of thread -'-:.?xn?::{ THREAD SUE HoSE, pertect | B3 wail & of ..é'.;a'.‘: sconomy -.‘é’; e:rlr::: r “tops. ‘worl C-B reet DN" o8 parte 38 and 4. each. 4 Colored Bedspreads; blu hd" cordovah, - Slghtly 75¢ o A P oors. “35.95 and foundation for the garment—assures the E proper fit and hang and permanent good 8 Women’s Fine Ribbed Cot+ r - ; ink and yellow; o e e e calloed | .17 Hand Printed Linen | £54; Toige ot siigntly sofe. - shoulders and wide flap in back; | Table" Tops in attractive each; were $495, cuff knee. Size 36 only. S6c | floral designs. 75c each; AMPErfect seeeossessessacss $2.50 Wi BURSON WHITE SOLE 68, for women, knit to ';lll:‘-t::m‘ 5oy fit without & seam. The least [ White cotton Rews. OF, PUL There is a C-B that will ad- ;ler-mym off your figure to best advan- tage. Note the reasonmable price scaie: wedve; slight flaws, | Embroidered Pillowcases, in ate with cuff and shell ‘knee; re- each; were $1.00, 1 “l:lt. Sizes 36.to 44 each; were 6bc. were 95¢ to-$1.55. . Pi“owm : trifie _shert_of perfect. Extra | I B e g o ot i tuared e, | 3¢ Bath Mats of very |. fic sachj wers Phe. | Sizpn 3w resuier 35c faim elet. — 31-50 to 3M o LISLE | Boys' heavy-ribbed black school = — NYX MERCHRIZED lgll. ‘with seamed bi Black, [ hose and girls’ fine ribbed hose; tan and gray. 8 396 pair perfect, All fractive and desirable patterasy : ecdrdovan, 45x36, 255 . palrs _for $1.00y Pair..sew Size +Second Floor, King's Palace, b c 8; Specitlewmresmmeen 4 g E] ST R T R mlllllmnmmnummnullmlmmmnmmnunmnunnm@ 3 N - i ; . & - A - = “ Y AR e 3