Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1922, Page 11

¢ il o long service on kitchen o bakhroom oors, in h-lls and Movement in Behalf ot Suf vutibulu. Cork filled,. bt:rllp back, in 8-quarter width. ferers in Knickerbocker Mill lengths from 2 to 15 square.yards many- pieces, Sale of Women’s Umbrellas Worth Up to $2.50 $1.29 Women’s Umbrellas of fine grade American (cotton) taffeta, warranted fast black and rainproof. Large as- alike., lght and dark colorings. Tomorrow: at 58c g. m SIDES OF 77" AT K ST. \-rng DEPENDAH.E stE sortment of handles, including bakalite and ivory effects, ‘ 5 . < J h leath t: b | Lifebuoy makes Theater Disaster. e et Y. B ,J Worth up to B30, - sutesmer-ru Fsr - o | N comfortable,happy i = } | babies in hot weather. Quickly relieves | yoeting Held at Which Program CONGRESS ASKED FOR AID RUMMAGE SALE Goes Steadtly on With New Values Lfii’?fi“ R il | 77 | New Lower Prices in Every Busy Department | IFEBUOY A plan—in whioh friends, relatives —_— A CLOSE-OUT OF 100 HEALTH SOAI! and those in active sympathy with congressional relief for the sufferers 2} of the Knickerbocker tragedy living in the various states throughout the MENTHOL COUGH DROPS LIEF Men’s Summer Suits "% .$6.95 Ineomymhle Savings i_ This éan;Up of Women’s and Misses’ Gingham Porch and Street Dresses Values Worth Up to $2.98 country would use their influence in favorably presenting the matter of such rellef to their representativesat | | the Capitol —was formulated st a meeting of the Knickerbocker Rellef Association, held at St. Margare: i in a full record of each particul suits have been sharply reduced for case in regard to injuries, financ oss, etc. Seek to Interest Others. have been regrouped at . this astonishingly low price for quick clearance s tomorrow. Neat, attrac- tive st yles and genuine good quality—thrifty women will hasten to buy several to last the summer season out, while they can save so much. GIVE UUICK R Parish Hall last night. : For the purpose of getting full data I ° 9 Men who appreciate cool, comfortable and a solid basls for the presentation . Small 1(:Jt5 fr?m out i Children’s clothes to wear the next five or six weeks d of 2 blll to Congress. the association higher priced lines of ) E shonld Hirry foiavasihemselves ot ks ;?‘gex: ;’v:l:to:‘;r&r:a ?l‘{j:::e::g: lr:-t.“:rrlln- women’s and misses’ il SOCkS saving opportunity. Broken :lines from n the disaster. The questions 5 e Se to be embodied are expected to result Porch and Street Dresses [ i [ Vvalues Up to39c Pair oscgulanistock of Anhtaweight sumes : E il speedy clearance. 15C Pair Mohairs, in single and double breasted I models, several dalrk sha]despto selecél f;:)m P £ > Sizes 34 to 38 regulars only. anama Cloth in 'l N‘fi‘d;;"cfifld(;;n’::d:niaj orts model, a dark shade of green, one Further efforts will be made by the association to get in touch with those who were slightly injured and those i who performed me of the man: | herotc acts in cuing people trap-{' ped in the ruins of the theater, and Who left the sceme without disclosing | their identity. | “Among many latters resd st the meeting from those who d lost rolatives, was a letter from the local musicians’ union, declaring that not one of the members of the Knicker- bocker orchestra had heen able ‘to work since the.accident, and that none of them was ever expected to be able to follow his profession agaln. List of Those Enrolled. Those who have enrolled in the as~ soclation are Harry Pearson, Mra. Robert L. Hughes, Mra. E. H. Shaugh- nessy, Mrs. C. H. Syme, Miss Edelin ‘Wilson, s. Alice Hynson, Miss Frances J. Harden, Herman Altman, Alexander M. Bremer. Mr. and Mra. fzom regular lines sold up style only—sizes 34 to 4. to 39c a pair Short and G three-quarter lengths, . Kitchen Walls . o . Bright with Paint Half the average house- wife’s waking hours are spent in the kitchen. Fresh- ly painted walls add cheer and smiles to that place of pots and pans. Have the kitchen done over with ARMORSHIELD while your wife’s vacationing. Let us advise your choice berg’s First Floor Clothes Shop for Men—Direct nce From K Btreet. some with fashioned top, =t = Sale of $1.50 and $2 striped tops and turn- Te ot e Boys’ Wash Suits Hosiery Department—First Floor. Made of fine quality ginghams, in pretty checks of small and medium size novelty plaids. Straight- line and long waist effects, trimmed with white or- gandy collars, vestees and pockets; finished with Little EXTRAORDINARY VALUES FOR WEDNESDAY Kiddies’ Dresses 48¢ 77¢ ildren’s Sleeve- o 2 Breslau, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schwab, : 2 g Jess. i Dreanes, (af The Rummage Sale brings forth for tomor- of paint. Elmer B. Schwab, Hrn'. R sashes. Sl_zes 36 to 50 included. % Er'.‘fnr:al:.,fi::'.!;:'mx::“::; row the greatest values in moderately priced First Floor—Bargain Table crécpers s theldot. Sizes wash suits for boys known this season. Oliver 2 to 5 years.—Third Floor. 9 v i e Vi Twist and middy styles, in plain colors and com- binations of blue, tan, gray, etc. Full cut and 50c White Voile $1.25 Bedspreads well made suits, in sizes 3 to 10 years. Every 39C suit warranted fast color. 44-inch White Chiffon Voile, a very fine. sheer, two-ply grade, with beau- tiful soft chiffon finish. Note the extra width— First Floor. RSHIELD lP!;cher Carl W. Dauber, Annle Maud OB ORATION Fitcher, Car auber, Annie Mau | liam Carroll, Mr. and M B3I New York Avemue Maln2849 ";Iaa‘n;;u B Carroll, Mr. and Mra. J. 25¢ Dress Ginghams chaells, Mr, and Mrs. Y}t‘)‘\;'rxer. Vera é(_qflfl 18C untington Hills, Herbert E. Quinn, 32-inch Dress Gingham: H. B. Moses, Mrs. 1da H. Canby, Mias of excellent wearing qual: Anna R. Canby, Eva L. Corey, Ellen ity, in checks, plaids, M. Dashiell, Mrs. Alice M. Pasqual stripes and plain shades: Raymond Bland. Miss Ella E M warranted fast colors. Soft mann, Dr. and Mrs. anine, —1 3 H. S.'Powell, Misses A. K. and G. e T Wheen Steuart, Miss Katherine Feige, John -1 $2 Corsets $1.50 Pink Mercerized Repp Corsets, with elastic top; and extra heavy hose sup- porters; nearly all sizes.— Third Floor. Snap Fasteners 5c One dozen Snap Fasten- ers on a card—tomorrow at THREE cards for 5c.— Notion Dept. On Sale First Floor Bargain Table and Boys' Department, Third Floor. == Boys’ 49c to 95¢c Wash Hats S Shoe Lacers $1.50 Messaline A rummage Cl(lffll’lce—l;nl’e-' 5 B. Colpoys, Joseph C. Bruce, Mi a stricted choice of any boys’ Mea PUE” Duke: Mrs. A 3 Youne, $1.89 Sheets 5c 1.19 Longcloth 19¢ yash hat in our stock at 3. uth M. Fouts, Mrs, M. Cammack, De. $ $ : Middy hats, tams, rah ra | Good quality black tu- . Cannon 3 . “"dpi‘:fieg Hr:i'}%:;lgé:,ga Saenler. 1'59 bular Shoe Lacers in 4- 35-inch Black Satin $l ,49 -finish qual- styles, turn-up brims and other quarter and 5-quarter lengths; at THREE pairs for 5c.—Notion Dept. styles in white, khaki, tans, grays, blues and com- bination styles. Sizes for boys 3 to 15 years. First Floor Bargain Table and Boys' Department, Third Messaline, heavy grade with rich satin face; all pure silk.—First Floor. orge E. Cole, Willlam J. Forsyth, || 90x90 Seamless Bleached deurd A. Willlams, Thomas J.|! Sheets, extra large size Schmidt, Elizabeth D. Zalesky, Wil- that housewives prefer. liam J. Zalesky, Ellicott F. Drum- Close-woven, durable qui hnugh B. M. Davis, Marion Upsha: ity, free from starch No. 200 quality Im English Longeloth, wide, fine finish qu 2 . 10-yd. pleces——Firmt Floor TR TS S ERA T ASETSSE S rs. James W. Murray and f| dressing.—First Fioor. | Mra James W. Murfay and Miss He 5 . $1.25 Kettles 50c Congoleum THE TALK OF THE TOWN—_THIS SALE OF ' . ' 69c Rusiner 35c Pillowcases 16¢c - Bovs’ and Girls’ Koverall AFFIRMATIVE SIDE WINS. $l$.5015h25eets P 25¢ 25¢ imen_ White Pajama ys an irls’ Koveralis _— + ing Kettles, good siz i ihch Conaolonm Runs 3. strong: and :serve 25 to $1.45 ! Substitution of Industrial Court e splendid wearing Quality. | ner: in ‘wood” Reor eRect, 45336 Bleached Pillow- | ISV KRR, for womens PiAucR SNt BT $ . 72x90 Seamless Bleached | —Basement. also double . warp Grass | cases, large sie, handtors | ond children's undergar- At or Strike Method Debated. Shests. ol ixe for hrees Runner in 31,22 and 24 | and froned dnished with ['pioer c Whether or not an industrial court v s et ) Do e i should be substituted for the strike Y liof weariana 49c Baskets brown stenciled border de- method of adjusting industrial dis- &n: tourt loor, £ 35¢ India Linon Genuine “Koveralls”—every garment bears the reglstered putes was the subject of a debate 33C 20c Muslin 1. PI hades of bl khaki and striped between students of the fifth semes- 59¢ Pill . | trade mark labe dinyehadesguibluics, fie e ter of the summer school of Centr | iowcases a $5 Suit Cases 25C effects; long and short sleeves. Sizes 1 to 8 years. Slight |} High School yesterday. The amrma- Ao Wl Lo a0 (¢ < ; : T o C Rush Market Baskets, sub- $2 95 a@- White India f} secon: { . : stantlally made and very durable.—Basement. Bleached Muslin, one vard wide: a close-woven, soft-finish quality; free from dressing.—First Floor. Louis F. Post, asaistant secretary of labor in the Wilson administration, 45x36 Embroldered Ini- one of the judges, announced he had tial * Pillowcases, regular been compelled fo award the de- size, superior gnality, free cision to the afirmative side, despite from starch or dressing. the fact that he was opposed to such First Fleor. methods of settling industrial trou- bles. Maurice Lacy of the West Rox- Goldenberg's—Third Floor. | ENTIRE STOCK OF 0Odd lot of genuine Du- pont Fabricoid-covered Suitcases, cloth lined; leather strap ends and good brass lock. 24-inch size.—Fourth Floor. 19c Trowels S5c 59c Wash Geods 30¢ \Vhiie Batiste Womel‘l,s Bathi“g Sllits i‘ii é&‘z%?ée;;‘?&gs?fi%gmfié szsclmzh;" wileol Geren Trowels Butcher Knives 39C T l“ghhce A 3 At Final Clearance Reductions discussions advanced, not personal striped_and snowflake ef- 5 Steel Butcher Knives, In | with rich, lustrous ol e oo itneeater |1 has bocn mar)\ed at a new low price to force a final clearance. e poaing st wors compuncel Bl S i iont = | Wefrigerator Pans | sepries soics foa 2n | i ot ;‘?{‘,‘;‘";%mia‘:,:_‘ e Ml WOMEN’S JERSEY BATHING SUITS | of Katherine Dickerson, John Milli- trimmed. Ecru.and green lgc ment. Floor. S e e i Formerly $5.98 at....$2.95 Formerly $6.50 at....$3.95 Formerly $10.98 at....$4.95 WOMEN’S SATEEN BATHING SUITS Regular and extra sizes; trimmed In diiferent color combinations. ..$1.50 $1.98 and $2.50 values.. $2.98 and $3.98 values, $1.98 $4.50 and $4.98 values. . ..$298 | gan and Irvin Bhl.rlrc. for the srounds.—Fourth Floor. firmative, and Wil 8. McKinle; Maurinne Lockhart and ElI C Do for the negative, Ethel E. 39¢c & 48¢c Draperies Borris M. Klivitskey were Sl : : 19¢ Yard-wide Cretonnes and igured Volles, in light and dark colorings; mill lengths from 2 to 8 yards; plenty alike for draperies, couch, trunk and furniture e - $1.25 Pajamas 79¢c ; Z25¢c Middy Twill Blue Japanned Refriger- i Pans, in assorted sizes htly marred. Values ‘worth up to 4%c. At 19¢ each.—Basement. 98¢ Eruit Bowls 69c Cut Glass Fruit Bowls, 98¢ Ferks 59¢ Sets of six Rogers Nickel Silver Table Forks at 5%c. —Busement. 'zt Little childr Burke” One-pie of crope, In white, pink and blue, also cri arred matérial—Third Floor. Pajamas, ! :blnl in, four boxes of Ad'lenl. First thing out, incompar Adlons. Sdemificmnnngemmh » Adlon is a wonderful smoke—a light, mild cigar of Havana and ¥First Floor. Gas Domes $14.98 50c and 69¢ Bathing Sumatra tobaccos. Adlon per- o neat design —Ranement: ||\ . Oddidc: ¢ HandsomerArt $2 Sweaters Caps men’s Bathing Tights, in regular and extra | fectos are packed in convenient Glass Gas Domes, including sizes. boxes of 10, (§1.00), for your Garden Hose | friit Foaes” Seslin ™ af $1.59 25¢ Formerly $1.50 at vacation, also in boxes of 50. P B et youl lip-on Sweat- Formerly $2 and $2.50 a 0ads ana ers of fine wool, in Jockey Made by Consolidated Cigar Corporation 3 red, brown and buff; round | Formerly $2.98 and $3.50 at. e o Tomn S ieels tachess tn" | B tengths of b-ply Paint. neck ‘model with tié belt. | and colors Notion Dent, Satoen Biso in all sizes; formerly sold at $125 to Distcibuted by light “or dark colorin - Bibier Garien Hos Conesi sy . —Third Floor. atecniBloomens i sty ey = $l CAPITAL CIGAR AND TOBAGCO 0O, filied _with soft cottos 0 erty Trand® Batnts in an = R Ave i Be where he may, or go Fourth Floor. assortment of colors— $1.50 Girdles $1 Parasols 49c Water Wings, 25c where he will, the Cadillac . % : 59 69c Water Wings, 45c owner is the. object ‘of con- Women’s $2 Silk ‘- 84C C Goldenberg's—Second Floor. stant envy, because he is im- mune even front apprehenston - of things tll-tawnld mar his enjoyment, Stockings $l 35 '0ads andends of plated | 35c. Plisse Crepe four heavy _supporters. Nearly all slzes.—Third 2 * g sBlack -t.lx_x “inclulfiwg _teaspoon gl B | EeeR 25¢c e s sik Jersey || Wool Rugs at $19.65 : n black on { Open Evenings 'lKMhMD"{CW&" i e e arepe & | 39c White Dimity Petticoats Floor samples and few-of-a-kind Wool Rugs marked at | The W ll'. : 5% 5 R i bl e flesh, malze, lavender and $3_98 this low price for immediate disposal. Included are 9x12-ft. e Washington Cadillac Co. z’;fif“,‘,’,‘o"f,:.fl:;‘ffima“d Doubte All-silk Jersey J| close woven, seamless Brussels Rugs, 8 ft. 3 in. by 10 ft. 6 in. ‘ \ AQgarof manC'non - 1138-1140 Comnecticut Ave, Franklin 3960-3901 Petticoat quality, white 19¢c Stoi;hngk et Dimity, fn neat woven > white checks! a fine, sheer lOc pisite ot 35¢ Organdy «grade.—Firnt Floor. ‘Women's summeér- v:lgm welght “Comforty; .3 gatton_ stockings. in. s3It whi c: and enrd-‘-n‘ 3 orotia, Denuitul i seamless Velvet and Brussels Rugs and 7.6x9-ft. Axminster hird Floor, and Velvet Rugs—all Alexander Smith & Son’s make. Floral, oriental and medallion designs in best colorings. 5 Steneiled Grass Rugs, 8x10-ft. size; heavy double- el $1.29 Pe“woats warp_grade, all per!ectgqunlny and in good patterns. 53.65 | l Regular $6.50 and $7.50 VAIUER Ay.eo.rovenesnasnansenns « " - - Genuine “Gold Seal” Congoleunr Rugs, 9 ft. by 10 it 6 in,, in a Flexo” Petticonts of fine [l degizatie oriental denign, also Te12-fe. Coni’s make Corlc- $9 75 T T 0 Unddeoit ‘Women's Summer-weight Tkolines; 38-inch Coldted Organdy, - :sizes. Slight aecon I ;:l:l d%ubl a fine, transpafent qgmg}v,' Buy a Camer a = Rt Fer. o of desirable -sheerness;' in all the desired street and | Piles, guality muslin, with deep }l fyjad, burlap-back Linoleum Rugs. Regular $14.15 and ! are usually due to ntnining You don’t know what s : : ? e evening shades—First | Gauze Cotton Vests, 10% | founces of embroidery, in 0as ; & . neck and sleevele: e SIRTS DRIGER RS . Fins o Fun Boo malome B mg st ah b i o8 S sJot of fun Ypu.are miss- $1256R ysters 79c Bathing Suits | Floo~. s *pink and whita—Firat | neal dosiens, in aseorted oo G 12§, size in 2400 and 3200 warp asth ing if you havert a 9(; f - ik oo bands—Third Floor. grades; choice of green, Llue, brown and rose color- 5::" fl:,,‘;’:,". m,::{: Camera. .. Pictafes /yon Targel aic bibcki ateel; 39(: 50c Union Suits 3 fngs; handsome designs; some reversible. Regular $12.95 $7 85 straining. Doctors prescribe. take will help you reoall . [uvu lhlpe douhln roast- Boys' Bathihg Sufts, 3 4 75¢c Underwear e Tl ana. $15:00 VAIUENE @t. ... s seannsbeeamss s athenis s ek Nujol becanse it not only ;;‘:r:";n‘t:"}:;n :l::x‘:: b e ';l;l'm,:f, . cmm"n.a ri S0 Extra Size Petticoats]}- (First Floor—Bargain Table.) soothes the suffering of 0! pictures is 50 elsy that Callfornia style; with kIt | weight Gauze /Knit Union - womis o e | 1,000. Pairs of Women’s $3 iles but relieves the irrita- n :$2.49 Ice Tea Sets et T oot & T, in dow meok’ and | o Women's “Merode" brand fion. brings comfort and there is-nefity -no, excnme . 3 sléeveless atyle, with knes. | Semarato: Carments —vasts. A etorot ahite sotceniln helps to remove th “ for every ohe not having’ $l 69 » leigth pants and drop asat, |- In 10w meck,and, slceveless | coa ite sateen, fine ‘ e an fnteresting sibum to : First quallty. ; Sfzés 2 to | StFle; pants in tight knee i Nujol is = lubricant—not and shell trh d sty show friends. We have . 10 yelrl-—&l!‘lqt Fioor. n se! rimmes syl:: Just the Camera to suit your needs at the price you want to pay. conmanc of flnn gnvnhd pltcher and six tall glasses to match.—Bsaement. justrous quallty, in . tesk iming it f to $5 White Low Shoes lengths.—Fhird Floor. i The ot consists of White Kid, ) $1 Extra Size _White Nubuck-and White Canvas Drawers Oxfords, Plain and Strap: Pumps. * A Pair : 4o $2 Crepe de Chine . | Hair Nets | s ,2;‘96” $1.6 40-Inch All Crepe do 3 Chine, fine quality, of heavy o ¢ ‘vlll'ht and bejutiful crepy: 33-inch: Imphrted; S11'c In a’ large assort- ngee; all pure silk qual- iy or street@and evening ‘with . rich, lustrous shades, inelud white, 1ab w’ 'l‘l& b 9 -Many different styles to choose from. w tc e Welted, tm:bdfl and L McKaydslew:d ?;‘le:. vomen's extra size Mus- H| T ouis, Baby L is, military and low walking 1;&3:27?:"&5‘:.’:&';’"".&'3; L heels. Allsizes in the lot from 2% to 7, but and ends from our regular not a complete range of sizes in every style. All sales Szal. Mo exchanges or refnnds, na mall o phone orders Blled. stock.—Third Floor. Misses' and Children’s || - see———— Pink Brocade Girdles, In | p, 2 number of [ . beautiful patterns, With | attrac: s and dxtite narrow. elastic top and | coloringe — it Toos an oom 1Z€