Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1923, Page 16

16 . GRAY MUST REMAIN| ON BASTROP STAND Judge Rules He May Decline; . to Answer Incriminating # Questions. T | ATTORNEYS HAVE CLASH Coco Contends Defense Counsel | Has No Right to Protest. ness in the tion into the Kidn of Watt Daniel Dband vic his testimony Odom re- Howard Wa require might would previous | a member of the Klan? witness described BIG TAX EXACTED. LONDON, January 17.—The British government will receive £ the inherit 1 $3.50 Philadephia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington And Return Sunday, Jan. 21 Similar Excursion February 4 and 18 SPECIAL TRAIN v. Washington.... Standard Time Returning Baltimore & 0hi: is like choosing a business part- ner and the tests lifications, OF ‘GooD HONEST - R RECORD Examination My Porfect Sustion Testh Wil Net Siip or Drop—38.00. Other Sets of Teeth, $58 U Fillings, 50c | Gold Crowns = fo enarge for palnTess ox other work s dons, "All werk guaranteed, URS, SUNDAYE, 10 A S e & P, M, DR WYETH Opposite Lansburgh &’ Bro., and over Grand Union Tea Co. Largest and most theroaghly equipped parlors in Washington. Phone Maln 9183. p © him, P 1 . Y 1 & Rich- ard 3 \ < i at £ E ¥ i i world, turn to Dr. Wyeth 1l them ¢h e e D RY . $1 Work, i 5. I N\ j —Third Floor. New Spring Coats That Reflect the Southland $16.95 $25.00 $39.50 ’ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESfiAY JANUARY 17, 1933.° Whether to wear, along the Southern beaches while we are in the clutches of win- ter here, whether to defy January with an early indulgence in spring sports, or whether simply for the satisfaction of owning one, to don at the first chirp of a bluebird— these coats bring a de- lightful atmospheres of summer skies and blooming flowers. They are of light tans and grays, so sportslike, and at the same time so dressy. Some are plain colors, some with a, broad contrasting plaid, and some with a silky overplaid. And every style, from the most trigly tailored coat that shows little variation from the red coats of past seasons to the delightful flares, novel pockets and unusual lines that are decidedly new, they are the latest word from the pacemakers of spring fashions. Come see this new and interesting assortment. It will give you a thrill, even if you are not quite ready to buy your spring coat. —Second Floor. New Millinery $5.00 Just as springlike as if the first warm days were really here—and every woman loves to be a little ahead of the sea- son with a bit of spring bril- liance. The hats arc of haircloth, silk, timbo straw, taffeta, visca braid and Persian cffecis—the same materials that will be found sn hats at much higher prices all during the spring season. Trimmings and colorings arc all entsrcly new and used-in many effective ways and combinations. Choose from the new hlues, almond green, rose, sand, deer, flame, as well as plenty of browns, v and black, Ostrich, ribbons, braids, flowers, beads, ornaments are some of the many things that trim them. —Second Floor. Becoming Indoor Frocks $1.95 They are so neat and so vouthful that any woman who spends many hours in- doors will find them irresist- ible. The dresses are of at- tractive checked gingham, high-count percale and linene, including numerous combinations of color and fabric. There are many styles besides the one illustrated, although it will give an idea of the smartness of the styles. It is of white linene, combined with attractive red and white gingham. . 3 —Third Floor. Attractive Undermuslins In the January Sale of White $1.95 An assortment of nightgowns, envelope chemise and bloomers that can hardly be surpassed for quality, dain- tiness and variety. Nightgowns are shown in twelve attractive styles, trimmed with hemstitching, featherstitching, handmade lace, val'lace or imported embroideries. Chemise may have strap shoulders or regulation tops, and are elaborately trimmed with embroidery and lace, in medallions, inserts and edges. Bloomers are flesh or white, in nainsook or sateen. Trimmed with hemstitched headings, small ruffles, val and filet insertions and edges. —Third Floor. January Clearance Sale of Knit Underwear You won'’t find every size in every style, but there’s a good assortment in all, and because the quantities are limited, you’ll find we have cut the prices considerably below their worth. Boys’ Union Suits Women’s Union Suits ; $1.00 69c and $1.00 ‘Winter union suits of heavy Exceptional values in these gray cotton. Sizes 6 to 16 two groups, all of fine weave years. cotton in low neck style. . ==First Floor. Odds and Ends of Famous Corsets, $1.95 . These are discontinued models from such well known makes ds American Lady, Warner’s Rustproof, Madame Lyra, La Grecque,” Lansburgh Special, Frolaset and Madame Pfeil. i They are of heavy coutil and broche, in flesh or white, and shown in models for every type of figure. These ,corsets formerly sold for $2.50 to $5. Sizes 21 to 36 in the lot, but not in every style. / THURSDAY STORE NEWS SEVENTH STREET The Man’s Shop ( LANSBURGH & BROTHER ) 420-430 Seventh Street Northwest DIRECT ST. ENTRANCE BEGINNING THURSDAY MORNING AT 9:15 S A Jfinuary Sale 2,000 HIGH QUALITY SHIRTS 51.65 Silk-stripe Madras, Russian Cords and other fine quality shirtings. A combination of patterns, superior quality fabrics and an expert degree of tai- loring which we have not seen equalled at this price—not this season. These shirts are new, in a fresh, unbroken assortment of smart designs—the colors of which are absolutely guaranteed fast. Collar sizes 14 to 17. / Big Savings in the January Towel Sale— Pure Linen Towels, 67c Each Fine big towels of heavy linen, size 18x36, with damask border and space for mono- gram. See them—we just can’t tell i good as the towels are. ALL TOWELS IN THE JANUARY SALE ARE PERFECT QUALITIES White Turkish Towels por. $2.15 Each. 1c White Turkish Towels ber. $3.70) Each. 35 A superior grade of soft, closely woven, hard-twisted cotton; good size, 20x40 inches White Turkish Towels Doz., $4,35 Each, 40c Very heavy and very spe- cial. ¥’in¢. closely woven loops, sturdy and serviceable. Large size, 22x44. absorbent quality;_very_ sturdy and serviceable; size 17x30. White Turkish Towels Heavy and close loops that will bring the greatest pleasure after the bath. Size 24x48. Pure white towels, of heavy,’ White Turkish Towels Doz., $2.60 Each, 25¢c Soft and absorbent and firmly double-twisted mercerized; u varns; preferred sizes. 18x36. White Turkish Towels at- est towel value ever offéred. These towels will give excep- Size 26x54 inches. Th tional service. —First Floor. ( How Big Is the January Silk Sale? shade. Choose from— Henna Maple Sugar Tan Silver Wallflower Autumn Sand Almond Green Navy Fallow Jap Blue Nickel Old Rose ‘Wistaria Meadowlark Copen S8 ' 3,600 Yards of Canton Crepe $2.65 yard Maybe you can get some idea of the magm'fude of this great sale of silks when you note the yardage offered in this one weave—3,600 yards. Not only is it impressive in quantity, but the quality—an all-silk, rich, heavy, crepy Canton of 40-inch width. A superior fabric for spring wear, in a color sclection embracing every preferred light and dark Cardinal Tangerine Gold Myrtle Scarlet Sapphire Taupe Plum leh Seal . Jade Midnight Black Peacock —Silk Dept., Third Floor. Purchase of a manufacturer’s surplus adds importance to the January Sale of Blankets Our good fortune is yours; savings are remarkable . 66x80 All-Wool $7 45 Blankets, pair . . . . ° Heavy, warm blankets, firmly woven of long staple wool, with neatly stitched edge, in such colors as blue, pink, gray and rose. Handsomely finished; distinctly fine quality. Just see them. Part-wool Blankets, in vari- colored block plaids, size 66x80; Army Khaki Blankets, about 75 per cent wool, size 66x84, and White Cotton Blankets, size 72x84; very heavy and very well finished. $4'95 All-wool_Block Plaid Blan- kets, size 70x80, in blue, laven- der, tan, red, gray and rose; and All-wool Scotch Plaid Blankets, 66x80 All-wool White Blankets, and 70x80 Part-wool North Star Mills Blankets. Sonie with soi- sette binding. Qua $9.95 ity coverings all. Pair, / All-wool Blankets, in rich black plaids, size 70x80, in choicest cohning;h as well as it lai 1 i Vack border. Pair, $10.93 Size 70x80, in block plaids; rich colorings; soisette bound; 72x84 | All-wool Blankets, in block ‘plaids, and 70x82 All-wool White BlanKets, soi- stte bound. Pair-r. $12.45 North Star Blankets, . part wool, in ‘white, with blue; pink and rose border. Very hand- some coverings_and finely fin- ished. Size Pair . e - Regular Stock—Drastically Reduced Clearance of Draperies, Rugs and Floor Coverings ‘The January Clearance Sales offer this remarkable op- portunity to dress up your home at such great savine. You will find it not an expensive proposition at all. Every piece in this clearance is our standard value, too. 125.00 Finest American $100 60 . Wilton Rugs, 9x12 $100.00 High Quality Wor- sted Wilton Rugs, 9x12 $87.00 High Quality Wool Wilton Rugs, 9x12 $77.00 $67.00 Sale! $22.50 to $27.50 Rugs Seamless Brussels Rugs, 9x12 Seamless High Grade Wool Rugs $ 19.98 and 8.3x10.6 Seamed 6x9 Axminster Sale! Rugs $42.75 to $50 Rugs Highest quality Seamed and Seamless Axminster and Wilton Velvet Rugs, room sizes, 9x12 ° and 8.3x10.6. Small Axminster Rugs 27x54—$4.65 36x72—56.¢ Small rugs that are always useful, and of s as you may not later be able to duplicate at this price Clearance! Felt-Base Floor Coverings Square Yard Including the famous Pabcolin and Congo- leum; a1l perfect qual- ity and beautiful pat- terns and colorings. The most dependable of floor coverings and the kind that means the greatest economy. Clearance! $5.25 to $6.75 Velour Window Draperies = range exquisite and excellent quali to close out at this one modest price i Entire Stock of i Velour Portieres i One-Quarter OFfFf If ¥ 2 cady know th richness of v lour Portieres, vou will know that this reduction means values. Formerly $1995 to 4.95. Reduced to $14.98to $18.75. —Fifth ¥Floor. Thrift Specials Linen-Finish Writing Paper THURSDAY THRIFT SPECIAL 25¢ A convenient box oi good , quality paper, containing 24 sheets and 24 envelopes, in white or tints. Waxed Lunch Paper, for keeping cakes and sand- wiches fresh. of 480 sheets —First Floor. Lustre Knitting Yarn THURSDAY THRIFT SPECIAL 29¢ Ball This is our regular 33c quality—13-ounce balls of this popular knitting wool that makes such attractive spring sweaters. All the wanted dark and light col- ors. The price is for one day only. % . ~—Third Floor. Nightgowns and Envelope Chemise THURSDAY THRIFT SPECIAL 84c These garments are all of a lTm:od quality nainsook, really _remarkable at this, price, in style, quality and neatness. The gowns are in regular and extra sizes, and are trimmed in several ways with embroidery. The che- mise are trimmed with in- sertions or edges of dainty embroidery and lace. I | We redeem Kewpic | Toilet Tissue Cou- | pons at our Toilet % Goods Section Initialed Handkerchiefs THURSDAY THRIFT SPECIALS IN 3 for 50¢ Regular 25¢ Quality Because there is not a full assortment of initials, are reducing these att ¢ handkerchiefs to this fi Styles for men and women. with initials embroidered in white or colors. Women's All-linen Hand- hemstitched S mbric Hand- kerchiefs, hemstitched. dfor ........ : ... 63¢ Z¥irat Floor. THURSDAY THRIFT SPECIALS IN Jewelry Short lots of several at- tractive groups at great re- ductions below their former prices. . 3 Cigarettes Cases that hold entire pack. Jad or shell $295 .. i 10 Enamel Cigarette Holders, with ash tray, boxed. Formerly $1.00, 6 Colored Glass Powder Boxes, with Kewpie puff. Formerly $1.00.. 25 Mahogany-finish Can~ dlesticks. Formerly