Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1923, Page 19

MAX NORDAU DIES AT HOME N PARIS German Author and Philoso- pher Was Pioneer in Zion- ist Movement. By the Associated P PAF J the famous osopher, died at terday. Nordau had been ill At his bedside when ‘¢ his wife and his daughter Maxa —Max Nordau, author and ph iis home here ¥ a long time. came were Max Simon was born at Budapest, July His parents were Jews. He practiced medicine in . when he took up There, in ad- s medical work, he studied | sefal questions activities were of fourtee corresponde man, Austrian and Hu papers. His Notable Works. notable works includ in, In 1897 Dr. Nor Herzl, founder d ed to live ™ not having NEW FORM OF CONTRACT IN “MOVIES” PROPOSED Actor and Producer Puts Moral- ity Issue on 50-50 Basis. imted Press. 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Broken sxzu 2 $4.95 chinchillas— ison and and a few Velvet Carriage Hats—In all colors, for tots up to 4 years; also velvet and velour tams orj 31.00 merly $3.00 (33) Flannelette- Bloomers—A good, warm qual- ity. Sizes10to Myears. 9Qe Formerly 49¢ . —Fourth Floor. / \ /500 Yds. Assorted Silks | Our Regular $1.49, $1.69 and $1.89 Qualities. Sale price, yd., 100 Any time you can buy silks of Lansburgh & Brother qualm at $1.00 a yard, it’s time to come downtown and reap the profit. Striped Pongee Shirting Plain Colored Pongee Choose from— Striped Taffeta Eyelet Taffeta Plain Colored Messaline 250 yards Fine Corduroy—In orange, gray, tan, white, taupe andamyrtlc. Formerly 98c yard. Sale price, yard robes. For smart bath 65c¢ 200 yards White Crepe de Chine—Good crepy weave. For dainty undergarments. merly $1.39 yard. Sale price, yard For- 95¢ 300 yards Rich Silk Duvetyn&ln an as- sortment of good colors. Formerly $395 yard. Handseme quali Sale price, yard - $2.69 Short Lot Sale of Plush Remnants---Half Price Short ends, store lengths; handsome qualities. Formerly $4.50 to $15.50 yard. to $7.75 yard. Sale price, $2.25 Coating Short Lots Reduced 50 yards Plaid- back Coating—In good pat- | terns. Formerly $4.50 yard. L Pprice .. N\ tan and navy. $398 yard. 25 yards of Excel- lent Chinchilla—In gray Formeri . Beautiful Short Lots of Boys’ Wear (120) Blouses—Oif khaki, chambray, percale or pongee. Sport or attached- collar style. Sizes 6 to 12years. Formerly 49c, 29¢ (36) Boys’ Jazz = Caps—Formerly (GQ) Boys’ Soft or nm Collars — Formerly 5¢ (48) Four = in = hand ~Silk_poplins and wash Formerly 19c and 10(. (96) Khaki Knick= crs and Straight Knee Pants— Sz 3 to cars. % Py e Y2 30e (174) Boys’ Wash Suits—Plain or \lrmed mate- rials. Sizes 214 5 35¢ years. Formerly /‘JL (58) Boys’ Junior Overcoats — Double - breasted models; warmly lined. _Sizes 3 to 7 vears. merly $3.95 (14) Corduroy Suits —For big boys of 15 and 16 vears. Lined knick- $2 45 o ers. Formerly $3.95. (14) Boys’ School Suits —Of mixture cloths Lined Knickers. Sizes 6 to 9 “ormerly @3 45 (48) Jndlan Play Suits — Sizes 2 to 79(. vears. Formerly $1(X) —Fourth Floor. Closing but Phonographs (Brunswick Excepted) $55.00 Phonographs, $33.00 $59.00 Phonographs, $34.60 $69.50 Phonographs, $41.70 $79.00 Phonographs, $47.40 $89.50 Phonographs, $53.70 $95.00 Phonographs, $57.00 $99.50 Phonographs, $60.30 $109.50 Phonographs, $65.70 Pay cash for only $5.00 worth of Records. February 1 start pay- ing $5.00 monthly for the Phono- graph. —Balcony Phomograph Shop. Real Savings in Housewares Pyrex Pie Plates— 9-inch size. Pl;rc;d quad- ruple silver- gl:le rames. Formerly $295. Sale $2 25 price Gold-banded China- Cups and Saucers—Set of six. qua lity. Formerly $3.00. Sale $1 25 pnce . Plain Blown Tum- blers—Set of six, in_10-ounce size. Formerly 95c. 39(. Sale price Water Set—Extra heavy q‘l:ah(y Fancy pl!éh;l’ with light-cut patterns. 0 size. Fgormcrly$175 $1 59 Sale price Boudoir Lamps—Art metal bases. Choice of three staple finishes, with silk shades of old blue, old rose and gold. Formerly $2.95 $3.25. Sale price.. Mahogany ‘Candle- sticks—In 10-inch_size. At- tractive quality. For- 690 merly 85c. Sale price, White Enameled Medldnel Clllvineu——wm' American plate-glass mirror. Formerlyfl’s Sale price $1 75 Wizard Mop Combi- nation—Large oil mop, 4-ounce blou‘le o;:oll and d$|.|ls§<|)ess dust clot! ormerly Sale price 890 White Table Oil- cloth—First quality; 45-inch; extra heavy. Former- 35 C ly 49¢ yard. Sale price, yard Wood Frame Win- dow Ventilators—In standard sizes. Good, styrdy quality. Formerly 45c. 'Sale 350 price, each .. s j Marked Down to Clearance MILLINER Y 200 Frimmed Hats— Many Styles—Formerly $3.95 and $5.00 vet and Duvetyn, as well as many combinations of materials. dark colors, also black.’ N\ \ Certain hats which we do not want to take in In- ventory; hence the drastic mark-down. Styles for immedi- ate and early spring wear, in numerous shapes and sizes. Satins, - Silk, - Hair- cloth, Straw, Vel- Light and —Second Floor. Tomorrow Last __Qc_zy This Merchandise Must Be Eliminated! Reduced to Close-Out i \ Eighty Winter Coats Formerly $20.00 and $25.00 There is only one thing that causes this drastic mark-down—Inventory. The Coats are of winter weight, and we do not care to place them among Inventory items. They are smart styles, of deep-pile, soft woolens, in practical dark colors. Plain tailored or with large fur and caracul collars. Iarly selection is advised. Such vaiues will hurry out. Sizes for women and miss One Lot of Dresses $11.95 Bought special, and offered in recent sales. I'hen they were remarkable values; now re- markable values. Styles for any daytime Of Canton crepe, crepe de chine. tai- fieta and tricotine. Sizes for women and misses. One Lot of Winter Suits $14.95 Navy, brown and black Wool Velour ahd Suedine Suits, in styles for immediate and carly spring we A few tailored models, but mostly fur-collared styles. Only a limited number. First choice will be best choice. Sizes for women and n —Second Floor. ShortLot Clearance of Dresses Coats and Suits—Big Savings Just a few odd numbers here and there, Dresses Reduced to 25.00 Georgette 00, Dresses Reduced to 1 Navy Dress. but the reductions are so remarkable it will pay you to look them over and secure a new garment at a great price saving. 1 vy Twill Dress, size 50%; formerly $49.50. 1 Brown Crepe Dress, 38; formerly $35.00. 1 Black Crepe Dress, 4412; formerly $29.50. 1 Black Georgette size 40; formerly $38.00. 2 Navy Twill Drv:\«e\ for- merly $38.00. | R vy Lenrl,mu \ 38; form S35, size size i Dress, Dress, 1 Black lharn\eu\e formerly $20.50. 2 Duvetyne Dresses, sizes 18 Xx\d 20; formerly $35.00. « \- Dre Dress, size 18; 50. 1 Crepe de ze 40; formerly $35.00, 1 Crepe de Ching Dress, size 48%; formerly $35.00. 1 Crepe Dress, size 18; for- Chine Dress, Dresses, formerly te Dress, size 16 5.00. 1 Apricot Taffeta, forme Emer: forme; ray ( iown, Evening Wraps Capes and Cloaks of metal cloth and velvet, formerly $69.50 to $98.50— 12 to $73.87 Suits 1 Wool Velour Suit, size formerly § -8 1 Str former! 48145 Savings and Utility point to Short Lots of Homefurnishings Room Size Seamless Brussels Rugs—9x12 and 83x106. Of high quality yand beauty. F ormerly up m‘l.SflJO price, each Highest Quality Wil- ton Velvet and Axminster Rugs —Room sizes, 9x12 and 8.3x10.6. Formerly up to 339.98 $49.75. Sale price.. Small Rugs—In two groups, Axminsters and Vel- vets, that are unusu- g:lzy; 27gx§40d values. $4 65 - $6.95 Sizes 36x63 and 36x72 ... " iber Rugs — Of pleasing quality and design. All Sizes 90x12, 83x106 $9.98 Size 6x9, §7.48 Kirsch Double Cur- tain Rods—A, famous practical quality. Reducecd to, each 500 Other makes of double rods at this special price, too. Over 1,000 pairs of Beautiful Curtains—Scrims, marquisettes and voiles. ples_and_broken lots. special. Finest Wilton Rugs— iiizc 9x12; from ;_hc country’s cading makers. For- merly $125. Sale price, $100 All Our Beautiful Cre- tonnes arc included in this clearafice. Striking colors and designs for every home use. Formerty 38c, sale price, yard, 28¢c. Formerly 50c, sale price, yard, 38c. Formerly 75c, sale price, vard, 58¢c. Formerly $1.00 and $1.25 yard, sale price, 88c. High Quality Window Shades—All perfect; complete with fixtures. Water color, reen, white or ecru. educed to, each 590 Duplex 0Oil _ Opaque—Green d white. :(l)\ e:c’.‘nc Reduced sl 49 79¢ Hollan —Extra special, reduccd Carpet Hassocks—In beautiful colors, of Wilton car- pet. All reduced to— No. 1, each......5 No. 2, each... Curtain Scrim—Ot dainty, attractive quality: cdge finished ‘with lace and hem- )¢y stitched. Special, yard... New High Quality Scrims, Voiles and Marg settes—In white, ccruand ivory. Very special at 19c, 25¢, 30c and 45c yard. Quaker Filet Curtain Nets—Extra fine quality and of unusual beauty; ivory only; and we are retziling them at manu- facturers’ prices. Yard, $1.25 and $1.50. 5 Fine Burlaps—In green and brown; 36 inches wide:. well finished and durable. Red % urable. educed to 25(! New Stencil Crash— In matching sets; scarfs, chair slips, curtain and cov- ers. Prices start at, cach, C Fifth Floor.