Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1923, Page 13

COURT HALTS FIGHT ON ELECTRIC RATES Case Against D. C. Power Company Delayed on Ju- risdiction Issue. The United States Supreme Court Vesterday passed the case of the Public Utilities Commission against the Po- tomac Electric Power Company until a hearing can be held February 19 on questions of jurisdiction and procedure. The official order entered by the court Tollows: “This case is passed for the purpose of having presented and argued to the court three question: First, whether Congress can vest in this court under the restrictions upon its appellate Juris- diction under the Constitution the char- acter of the review of the proceedings of the Public ilitles Commission con- templated by the act creating it, and, second, whether an appeal can be taken to this court until a final judgment has been pronounced in the District Court of Appeals, and, third, whether such Judgment is final. Argument February 19. ““These questions will be st for argu- ment on February 19 next, after the cases especially set for that day, and will be considered and decided by this court before proceeding to hear the case on its merits in the event the court finds it has jurisdiction to do so.” Legal Point Involved. ‘What will happen to the Potomac Blectrio Power valuation case, in- volving the disposal of more than $3,000,000, if the United States Su- preme Court decides that it has no urisdiction to review the matter? This_question is being turned over today in the minds of the legal rep- resentatives of the Public Utilities Commisslon, who have been directed to file briefs with the Supreme Court on _the jurisdiction of that tribunal. One high official of the power com- pany voiced the belief that if the Supreme Court concludes that it is without jurisdiction the verdict of the District Court of Appeals in favor of the company would stand. Corporation = Counsel Francis H Stephens sald that the future pro- cedure In case the United States Su- preme Court decides it has no juris- diction will depend largely on what the Supreme Court may say in reach- ing that conclusion. Gould Decision Reversed. It was intimated in one quarter to- day that if the United States Supreme Court determines it has no jurisdic- tion the Utilities Commission might advance the argument that the Dis- trict Court of Appeals also was with- out jurisdiction The late Justice Gould of the Di trict Supreme Court upheld the valua tion of the power plant as made by the commisslon, but the appellate tri- bunal reversed that decision and the commission then appealed to the highest court in the land Since the litigation began in 1817 the company has been required to sct wside the differcnce between the cent and the cent light rate, this fund now a to more than $2,000,000, which will go either to the company or the consumers, according 10 the final decision in the cos>. Here is the text of the questions which couns T n will have to answer in brief to be il next month. This cuse is passed for the purpose aving presented and argued to court three questions: First, whether Congress can vest in this court under the restrictions upon its ap- pellate jurisdictio under the Con- stitution’ the character of review of the proceedings of the Public Utilities C ntemplated by the aci second, whether an taken to this court nt has been pro- ct Court of Ap- whether the peals, such Judgme “These questions will be set for argun ruary 19 next, af- ter the cases specially set for that day, and will be considered and de. cided by this court before proceeding to hear the case on its merits in the event that the court finds it has juris- diction to do S0 GIVES SUGAR BOARD DATA. Responding to a resalution for in- formation as to the activities of the I'nited _States Sugar Equallzation Board, President Harding transmitted to the Hous terday a memo- randum _b; e A. Zabriskie, of the board, £ that it is engaged only i up its affai only salary being paid is $170 to r record »ard has $15, 36 in cash in_the asury Mr. Zabriskie said. Bills receivable amount to $143,905, and there is another cash deposit in_the attery Park National Bank of New York of $161.000. i i ‘ ularly $1.68. ~Second Pattern Cloths, | $1.25 Each Size 64x64 inches. Square, Bleached Damask Cloths, in good patterns: excellent quality. Reg- Friday only, $1325 each, Floor. $3 Bedspreads, $2.50 Each _Novelette Spreads, slze; slight defects. pink and blue. —Second Floor. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0. NN NSNS NN NSNS NN S EE NN RSN NS NN NSNS NSNS N SN NN NS NN EEEEN SEEEEEENEN NN ENSEEEEEEEE Zie PALAIS ROYAL The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. | Colors, white, | double-bed ’ Friday only, $2.50. ' THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1923. Friday, $1.79 Tallored $2 Dimity Blouses, in the popular styles in assorted dimities. Pan or Taxedo collars, lace ecge; some pleated with open front or in back. All sizes, 36 to 46. day only, $1.79.~Third F Toor. Silk Blouses, Friday Only, $1.95 Regularly $2.55. 0dd tailored blouses in varlous colors and sizes. Pretty styles of pongee, georgette. Broken sizes. Friday only, $1.95. —Third Fleor. - new Peter Fri- 100 Wonderful Friday Bargains Our Weekly Bargain Day—Specially selected items—today’s needs for women, children and men. Specially reduced for Friday only. No phone orders on these items. $2.95 Sports Hose, $2.25 All-wool and_Silk-and-wool Sports Hose, English All-wool Hose, plain and ribbed, with hand-embroidered silk clocks. Also American silk-and wool, with hangd- embroidered clocks. Black, white, bea- ver, tan, gray and oxford. All first q ity. ay only, $2.25.—i Wool Sports Hose, Friday, 89c Regularly §1. Children's. Full length ribbed hose, in camel, gra: blue and heather mixed. 6 to 10. First quali Friday only, 89c.—Mal Floor. 29¢ & 35¢ Hose, 2 Pairs, 45¢ Women’s Onyx Lisle and Cotton Hose, black, white, brown and gray. All perfect, Boys' and Girls' Ribbed Long Hose and % -length Sports Hose, in black, white and brown. All sizes. Friday only, 2 pairs, 45c.— Main Floor. $1.65 Heeltex Hose, Friday, $1.39 Women's. Onyx make. Pure thread silk with seamed back, with the popular pointed heel. Black, gray and brown. First quality. Friday only. $1.39.—Main Floor. Women’s Sports Hose, Friday, $1.39 | Regularly $1.59 and $1.79. Silk and wool, in self color. stripe, dropstitch, silk clocks and English ribbed wool. In black and colors. First quality. Friday only, $1.39—Main Floor. Burson Hose, Friday, 3 Pairs, 89c Women's. Regularly 35c and 50c. ity, in black and balbriggan. extra sizes. Regular Friday only, 3 pairs, Women's. First quality wool-mixed Sports Hose, in blue, brown and heather. Mercerized ribbed sports hose, plain colors and two-toned combinations. Blue, tan, gray, brown and heather. Friday only, 88c.—MW: Floor. Women’s Silk Hose, Friday, 69¢ Regular and $1 value. Pure silk with seamed back. Mercerized tops. In black, white, gray, tan and brown. AIl perfect. Mostly all sizes. Friday only, 69¢ pair—MWain Floor. 59¢ Union Suits, 2 for 95c¢ Women's; spring welght, ribbed; some with tai- lored tops. built-up shoulder and bodice tops tight-knee and umbrella style; white and pink; all new, perfect goods. Regular and extra sizes. only, 2 suits, 95c.—Main Floor. Fri Jumbo Suits, Friday Only, 2 for 95¢ Regularly §9¢c; women’s; low neck with tailored tops; tight-knee and umbrella style; well made, perfect garments. Friday only, 2 for 85c—Main Floor. Infants’ 35¢ Vests, Friday Only, 25¢ Warm fleeced vests, high neck, long sleeve, slightly fleeced. Age to 2 years. Friday only, 25c.—Main Floor. cial Rug Specials $42.75 Axminster Rugs, $49.50 Axminster Rugs, $120 Best Wilton Rugs, These rugs are all 9x12-it. size. Palais Royal—Second Floor. Curtain Marquisette, 13c Yard Double tape border. White. Friday only, 13¢ yard.—S: 81/4x10V5-Ft. Rugs, Friday Only Wilton Velvet Rugs. Formerly $6450. At Formerly $38.50. At $20.85. Formerly $49.25. At $39.75. Formerly $31.50. At Floor. .75, Axminster Rugs. Axminster Rugs. Liberty Axminster Rugs. $24.65. Seamed and seamless grades, All guaranteed perfect goods—Second Filoor. Rugs, Friday Only, $2.88 Each Velvet and Axminster makes in dozens of pat- terns. Regularly $3.95 to $4.65. Friday omly, 2.55 ench.—Second Floor. Congoleum Rugs, $5 Each 6x9-ft. size. Gold Seal Congoleum, with slight misprints. Just 10 in the lot. Friday only, $5 each.—Second Floor. First qual- | a 88c.—Main | Cut from the full bolts. | econa ‘Sports Bloomers, Friday Only, 69¢ : Sted Georgee Crepe, $1.75; Plain Georgette Crepe, $1.59 Yd. There should be active buying of this popular fabric. The plain Georgette is shown in over 50 shades and the printed Georgette in a variety of neat designs. 54-inch Tweeds and Homespuns Friday Special at $1.40 Yard These materials are all virgin wool and shown in a choice color assortment. The season for this class of merchandise is just opening. Therefore an opportunity that you should take advantage of. Buty Chyne in self color stripes and plain. Friday only, 65c Yard Regular price, 75¢ yard. The most popu- lar lingerie fabric of the day, looks like satin, but is, of course, cotton. Shown in over 30 desirable shades. Palais Royal—Second Floor. - _——-———— Rubber Girdles, Friday Only, $1.98 ‘ Regular $3, 84, and $6.50 values. Broken 1ot of the well known makes. Bien-Jolie, H. & W. and Elastowear: 10, 12 and 14 inch lengths: made of lovely materials, combined with sections of elastic. Friday only, $1.98—Third Floor. Fur Trimmings, Friday, 15 Price Any short length of ur Trimming-—Nutria, Beaver, Hudson Seal, Skunk, Raccoon Skunk, French Seal, Genet, Belgian Hair and Coney. Friday only at 3 price.~Trimming Department— Main Floor. Art Needlework Specials 19¢ Stamped Tea and Glass Towels: three sim- ple designs for colored lazy daisy and French knot embroidery. Friday only, 12'3¢ each. 120 new Tan Stamped Pleces, thre designs for simple colored embroid. v. Included ;rn 3-Di’e‘che s'lkl}' .\(';'t-“. Library Scarfs, Pillow ops W ack and 36-inch Centers. only, 306c each. f Mritay 5-plece Stamped Lunch Sets, Roman cross cen- terplece, with 4 napkins to match. Two simple patterns for colored embroidery Slightly soiled. Friday only, set, 38c. 5 ¥ sorted Palais Royal—Main Floor. Women’s Union Suits, Friday, 69¢ Regularly $1 and $1.50; Swiss ribbed, h neck, long sleeve and high neck, short 'sxe'exsch, ankle length; regular and extra sizes; first qual- ity. Friday only, 69c.—~Main Floor. ‘Women's. Jersey Knit Sports Bloomers, with shirred cuff, gray, taupe, brown and navy; all sizes; first quality.” Friday only, 69c.—Main Fioor. Women’s Jumbo Suits, Friday, 69¢ Extra full-cut garments; tailored tops wit! tight knee; umbrella style. Friday onl:. GM: Main Floor. 59¢ to $1 Underwear, Friday, 49¢c Women's and children’s. Slightly soiled broken lots of vests. pants and Yunton sutts. Medium and heavier weights. Frida: — Main Floor, e | 11 Coats; 15 to 4 | Friday Women’s 50c Union Suits, 29«:- Low meck, ribbed, bodice with ribbon strap Knee length, umbreila style. Sizes 34 and 36. Also women's ribbed pants, tight knee and umbrella style, some closed pants included. Gogd assortment of slzes. First quality. Regularly 50c and 59c. Friday omly, 29c—Main Floor. Kid Gloves, Friday, $1.65 Pair $2.50 and 33 values. French glace kid, two- clasp, plque and overseam, Parls point and heavy embroidered stitching; self, contrasting and two. toned, in tan, beaver, brown, black, self-stitched black with white stitching, ‘all-white and white with black stitching. Friday only, $1.65 patr. Friday Close Qut Winter Suits for Women and Misses Stzes Originally 16 to 44 $45.00 36 16 to 44 16 to 44 —Third Floor. 11 suits 1 suit - 8 suits 7 suits Friday Close Out arm, ish Top Coats t $ 1 4. 9 5 Sizes. 14 Coats, 16 to 4 —Third Floor. 6 Coats, 16 to 4 Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, $1.45 Broken lots in patent, with dull or white tops. Black kid and black s are complete, Fleor. S e, Black Kid Oxfords, Friday, $1.45 156 pairs, in broken sizes and mostly narrow widths. Your size may be among them. Former- 1y sold as high as $6.50. Friday omly, $1.45— Second Floor. calf. Durable welt soles. Friday only, $1.45—Second Curtains, $3.85 Pair Imported and domestic makes in Irish Points and Marie_Antoinettes that sold all season for 5 to $7.50 pair. Only 1 to 4 pairs of a kind. Friday only, $3.85 pair—Second Floor. Curtains for Friday Only Scrim Curtains, hemstitched, Marquisette Curtains, hemst p Lace-edged Marquisette Curtains, $1.25 Marquisette Dutched Curtains, $1.45 pair. = Sasieite = ___Second Floor. Cretonnes, Friday, 28c Yard Regularly 3%¢c and 45c. New spring patterns. Friday only, 28c yard.—Second Floor. Couch Covers, Friday, $2.15 Each Regularly $2.95 and $3.95. Of tapestry. in de- sirable shades. 30 in the lot. Friday onmly, $2.15 each.—Second Floor. Window Shades, 45c Each rollers. All wanted colgrs here. Fridny only, 45c ewch.—Second Floor. Fabric Gloves, Friday, 55¢ Pair Broken sizes of 2-clasp Gloves, in brown, gray, black, beige, white and pongee. ' 75c to $1 qual- ities. Priday omly, 38¢ pair—Main Floor. Women’s Kimonos, Friday, $1.98 Special rack filled with Serpentine Crepe Kimonos, in_ plain _colors or floral effects. y. $1.98~Third Floor. Dressing Sacques, Friday Only, 69¢ Women's. Of light or dark percale. Neatly made. Friday omly, 68c—Third Fioor. s 15 Dressing Sacques, Friday, $2.50 Of double-faced Beacon Cloth. neatly made and trimmed in satin ribbon. Friday only, $2.50. —Third Floor. guaranteed All perfect. | Handkerchief Specials ‘Women’s 50¢ and 75c Pure Linen Handkerchiets, colors and white with embroidered cor- sl ners. Friday, 3 for ‘Women’s 25¢ and 35c Pure Linen and Neovelty Handkerchiefs, embroildered and plain, 90c others with colored borders. Friday, 8 for Women's 10c to 19c¢ Novelty Handkerchiefs, others in plain white with fancy drawn 5gc 2 work. Friday, 6 for Men's 50c and 75¢ Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, others with colored gy also colored novelty; 2 for Initial Handkerchiefs, Fri- 50c hems. Frid: Men’s 15¢ O Palais Royal—Main Floor. day, 6 for Tailored ttewan Velnr Hats, $2.79 Friday only. The genuine Mattewan velour hats in this season’s best styles and colors. This is one of the best bar- gains offered in women’s hats this season. Just 87 to choose from, in five good styles and five good colors. Friday only, $2.75.— Second Floor. Trimmed Velvet Hats, Friday, $1 Just 67 remaining Winter Velvet Hats, that have sold for a much higher price. Reduced for a quick clearance. Mostly black. Friday only, $1. —Second Floor. 124¢ Kitchen Crash, 10 Yds., $1 1,000 yards of Bleached Cotton Crash for roller and dish towels. Friday only, 10 yards for $1.— Second Floor. 59¢ Turkish Towels, 50c Each 23x35-inch Extra Heavy Double-thread Bleach ed Bath Towels. Very absorbent, Friday enly, S0c each.—Second Floor. 15 Pairs Blankets, $6.75 Pair Regularly $8 and $8.50. All wool and cotton and wool. Slightly soiled from handling. Sizes 66x80. Friday only, $6.75 pair—Second Floor. 30c Dress Voiles, 22¢ Yard 400 yards of Silk and Cotton Voiles. in five good designs. 35 to 36 inches wide. Friday only, 22e yard—Second Floor. 21c Percales, Friday, 14c Yard 500 yards, 36 inches wide. Dress and Shirting Percales, good designs in excellent quality. Fri- day omly, 14c yard—Second Floor. 22¢ Ginghams, Friday, 15c Yard 350 yards, 32 inches wide. Excellent quality for dresses; good designs and colorings. Friday only, 15¢ yard—Second Floor. China & Houseware Specials ‘ Satety Matches, 1 dozen boxes in pack- g age. Friday, DKg., Potato Ricer or Fruit Press, heavy retinned body "with maileable steel frame and 23 handle. Friday, C 20 Century Gas Jet Heaters, will give light size. 10-, e he s 3 lar $1.75. and heat at the same time. Regular § $1.49 Radio Flectric Stoves, toasts, fries, broils and grills, complete with cord and Dlug. Reg- gg, ularly $1.49. Friday, c Wire Waste Paper Baskets, for home and office use. 3 assorted sizes. Values up to gg, $1.95. Friday, C Coffee Pots, gray enamel steel, 2 and 3 qt. 29 size. Slight imperfections. Friday, c Bath Tub Seats, white enameled wood with rubber covered extensions for over the tub. Qg Regular price, $1.29. Friday. C { Heavy Retinned Wire Dish Drainers, large 70, “r:::ullrly 95c. Friday, c Brown and White Earthenware Baking Setn " Teguiany $40 Friday. . $1.19 Tumblers, thin blown, two pretty’ de: g corations. Friday, 6 for < Cut Glass Cheene and Cracker Dishes, of silver, rose and daisy designs. Values to $2. gy 25 Friday. - L= English Porcelain Mixing Bowl Sets, in assorted bordered decoration. Res- ¢ 19 ularly $1.75. Friday, . Engliah Earthenware Teapots, prettily ¢y 19 decorated, 6 and 8 cup capacity. Friday, . Porcelain and China Cream Pltchers, Jc many decorations. Friday, C Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. Furniture Specials 4 044 Triplicate Mirror Dressing Tables, com- bination mahogany and walnut, also imitation mahogany. Slightly shopworn. Regularly $55.00, $53.50, $51.50, $47.50. Sale price, $27.50, $26.75, $25.75, 82375, $65 Three-plece Fumed Oak Library Suite, with brown leather auto spring seats. Friday only, .00, Just Thres Art Reed Settees, cretonne seats and backs; slightly shopworn. Regularly $30 and $35. Friday at 815 and $19. e Enamel Bath Room Stools, with rubber tips. Friday oaly, $1. Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. | Men’s Silk Ties, Friday Only, 55¢ | Two-piece | only, $1.49.— | Men’s Cape Gloves, Friday, $1.95 Men’s and Young Men’s All-Wool Two-Trousers Suits, $26.50 About 100 fine quality all-wool suits from our regular stock at the lowest we have ever sold suits of this quality, and less than you will be able to buy them in a long time. Odd lot assortment; two, threc and four of a pattern, desirable for pres- ent or spring wear. Models include young men’s sports styles, also form- fitting and semi-conservative. Sizes 33 to 42, Free alterations limited to adjust- ment of trousers and sleeve lengths Formerly $34.75 to $45. Friday only, $26.50. Main Floor. | Boys’ $8.95 Blue Serge Suits, $6.95 Tailored of strictly all-wool. double- serge. Every suit from our regular stocl lined with good quality alpaca or twill & full lined. A real good $10 bargain Friday Only at $4.95 Extra fine quality all-wool serge button-on Balkan stvie, made w iatio sailor collare, finished with three rows of si braid on collars and cuffs. Made with double voke. Silk emblem on sieeves. U val- izes 3 to 8. Friday only, | Boys’ $1.25 Knickers, Friday, 85¢ Good, durable cassimeres, cheviots, tweed Our very lowest price 1y, S8he.—Main Floor. Men’s 35c and 40c Mercerized Socks, 27¢ Onyx and other well known makes. Ke- inforced feet, heel and, toes. Colors are black, cordovan, navy, suede and purple. Sizes 9% to 1114 Friday only, 27c.—Main Floor. | Men’s Socks, Friday, 55c Pair Wool-mixed Heather Socks, in brown and blue heather mixtures. Medium weight. Sizes 91z to 11%. Friday oniy, 55c pair.—Main Floor. grade ip-easy All_new n Floor. Regularly 79¢, $1 and $1 1,000 High Ties, open-end styles, all made with bands; imported and domestic silks. colors and designs. Friday only, 55¢.— | Men’s Union Suits, Friday, $A1.19 medium welght; lons All_perfect and well Friday only, $1.19. Of ecru_cotton, ribbed, sleeve and ankle length. made. Sizes 40 and 46 only. —Main_Floor. | Men’s Underwear, Frida;', 76:: Cotton Ribbed Shirts and Drawers welght, with long sleeves ) sizes, Frid: Men’s Union Suits, Fri Wool mixed. Long sleeve and ankle length Made and finished to perfection. Seconds of $4 grade. Sizes 34 to 50. Friday only, $1.98.—Main Floor. Men’s Night Robes, Friday, $1.15 Regularly $1.50. Well known Universal make of flannelette. Cut full and fleecy. Sizes 15 to 12 Friday only, $1.16.—Main Filoor. Men’s Pajamas, Friday Only, $1.49 Of warm flannelette, well made and eut full tyle. Sizes A, B, C and D. Friday Floor. street wear. All In dark brown and tan. Fo; Friday only, $1.95. sizes in regulars and cadets. —Main Floor. B Men’s Wool Gloves, Fri;‘lay, 85¢ Warm, part-wool gloves, in gray and brown Just the thing for these cold days. Friday only, 85¢. —Main Floor. Men’s Underwear, 69c¢ Garment Balbriggan shirts and drawers. Long sleeves, ankle length. The garment for the man who does not like heavy underwear. Seconds of $1.25 grade. Friday only, 68c garment.—Main Floor. Jack Tar Suits, Friday, $2.98 About 30, two-piece style, of poplin, galatea and linene, pleated skirts, regulation middy, white, blue and colors. Sizes 14 to 20, Were $7.95. Friday only, $2.98—Third Floor. Boys’ Blouses, 79¢ Of woven madras, with colors, guaranteed not to fade. Friday only, 79c—Main Floor. i ials Stationery Specia 240 Sheets Wax Paper, 12x18 inches. Large enough to wrap a loaf of bread to keep 33c from drying up. Friday only, at $1.25 Photo Albums, loose leaf, 7x11-inch. 89(: Friday only, at Palais Royal—Maia Floor. 50c Sports Hose Friday Only—Bargain Basement 2 Pairs, 69c Women's Wool-mixed Hose— heather effects — browns, greens, tans; reinforced; irregulars. Sizes 9 and 9%. Friday, 2 pairs, 68c— Bargain Basement. 59¢ Wash Goods, Friday, 38¢c Mill ends: 3,000 yards in all; 40-Inch Voiles, Tissue Ginghams, ~ 36-inch Sateens, Including values to 79c yard. Friday at 88c. Hose, 2 Pairs, 50c Juveniles’ Mercerized Ribbed Hose; reinforced; irregulars; 6 to 8%; black and cordovan—Bargain Basement. $1 Silk Hose at 79¢ Women’s, with long silk boo reinforced; irregulars: 9 black and cordovan.—Bargain Basement. Boys’, Friday at 2 Pairs, 50c Heavy Ribbed Black Hose; -rein- torced; 7 to 9%; first quality.—Bargain Basement. Corsets, Friday Only, $1.29 C. B, May-O-Belt and other makes for average and slender figures; 20 to 30 sizes. Friday, $1.2 -Bargain Base- ment, Palais Royal—Bargain Basement, Three Groups of Dresses Specially Priced for Friday Only $10 5,000 Pieces Wm. A Rogers Nickel 10 Winter Coats, Friday, $3.98 ’ % . Silver Flatware, Discontinued Patterns Of corduroy and cloth, navy and brown. to 5 years. Friday only, $3.88—Third Fl Children’s Drawers, Friday, 29¢ Made eof good cambric, knicker style, neat embroidered edge. 2 to 12 years. Friday only, 28c.~Third Floor. Silk Dresses, Friday Only, $10.00 25 handsome styles for the hard-to-fit girl of 16. Youthful models, with touches of braid ribbon and hand work. Were to $27.50.—Friday only, $10.00. Floor. Drawer Leggins, Friday Only, $1.79 Of fleecy jersey cloth, button side, black only. Sizes to 6 years. Values to $2.95. Friday only, $1.79.—Third Floor. Sizes oor. Actual values very much higher. Ass ment consists of the following pieces: Medium Table Knives | Teaspeons Medium Forks Coftee Spoons Dessert Forks Bouillon Spoons Oyster Forks | Chid’s Hamndled Child’s Forks ‘ 4 Spoens Tablespoons Sugar Shells Dessert Speons Butter Knives All items subject to limited quantities. . Come early. No phone orders accepted on this special offer. and An interesting group of Jersey dresses for business and school wear. Misses sizes. collar attached. All Dresses that were higher il in price. Attractive Styles and good materials. $18 $2 Palais Royal—Third Floor. { Any breaking out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying Mentho-Sul- phur, declares a noted skin specialist. Bccause of its germ destroying prop- erties, this sulphur preparation in- stantly brings ease from skin irrita- tion, soothes and heals the eczema right up and leaves the skin clear and smooth. It seldom fails to relieve the tor- ment without delay. Sufferers from skin trouble should obtain a small jar of Mentho-Sulphur from any zood druggist and use it like cold Fashioned of Canton, Twill, T'affeta, etc. Copies of higher priced models. Friday Bargaine—Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. Suit Blouses $4.75 to $5.58 Models Friday, $3.98 Every spring suit will need one of these fashionable models. All sizes here, in navy, brown and tan. Save dollars tomorrow.-—Bargain Base- ment. Bath Robes, Friday, $4.69 ‘Women's Tailored Effect Blanket Robes; satin-trimmed pockets, collars and cuffs; all sizes. p Tailored Blouses, 75¢ Nominal price—because small sizes only. Choice of Superior Pongee and Voile Blouses.—Bargain Basement. Aprons, Friday at $1.19 Bungalow style. The apron is as enveloping as a dress. Well made of percale, in light and dark colors.— Bargain Basement. Cashmere Hose, Friday, 25¢ ‘Women's Black Cashmere Hose, re- inforced; irregulars; 9 to 10. At 25em— Bargain Basement. Women’s Gloves, Friday, 50c Suede-finish Gauntlet Gloves, with 1 le wrist stra; white and chamois; also 13-button length, black and white. Broken sizes. Friday, Palats Royal—Bargain Basement. Wash Goods 25¢ to 39¢ Values Friday, 17c Dimities, Plisse Crepe, Dotted Swisses, Volles, Percales and Shirt- ings; 3,000 yards of mill ends; first quality. 17¢ yard~~Bargain Base- ment. $1.98 Blankets, Friday, $1.36 “Woolnap”—the cotton blankets that look and feel like wool. 66x80 inches. Usually $1.98. Friday, $1.36. Corsets, Girdles, 50c Last of lots; small sizes; bunched for Friday at S0c for cholee. Women’s Bloomers, 69¢ Of shadow stripe sateen and Wind- sor crepa. Full cut and reinforced. Bath Mats, Friday Ouly, 67¢ Turkish—jacquard designs and color- ings. Why pay $1.00 for your Bath t? Camisoles, Friday Only, 90c Of novelty silk—dark.ground with roses, In nature's ocolorings. Used under dark color_waists. Burson Hose Outsizes—First Quality 2 Pairs, 69c Fully large and long: shapely, seamless and fashioned Hose, black, white and balbriggan. Sizes 9 to pairs, 60c.—Bargaln 10%. Friday, 2 Basement. $1 Blankets, Friday, 29¢ Mill ends—odd sizes. Buy several of these “ends” and make full size blankets of them. Friday at 29¢ each. 69c Tablecloths, Friday, 45¢ About 100 of the Gé-inch cloths, hemmed. AIl first quality. Each. 45e. $1 Tablecloths, Friday, 69c Damask Cloths—floral designs—56- inch size; hemstitched. Friday at 69c. 90c Sheets, Friday, 69¢ Of _good muslin—seamed sheets— size 72x80 inches. Each, 69o—Friday only. 35c Cases, Friday at 25¢ 42x36 and 45x36 Pillowecases—first quality. Buy a dozen and save $1.20. omen's mers, c Crepe, batiste and painsook-—made with' hemstitched ruffies. Friday, 38e. g oves, 95¢ ‘Women's Black' Glove 2 buttons; small sizes only. ‘ o ! Palais Royal—Bargain Basetaont, B . Toilet Specials 25c and 50c Vantines Incense, as- sorted perfumes. Friday— 19c and 34c $1 Oakley’s Sandalwood ?Veis‘fl lFlowe; ’lroi‘l‘_e_t aters, large bottle. Ti= day at 69C 75¢ Oakley’s Violet Toilet Water, bottle, 42c 25¢ Peroxide of Hydrogen, Friday, bottle, 18¢c 43c Witch Hazel, best quality. Friday, bottle, 35¢ 25c Fleurs Bouquet Tal- cum Powder, Friday, 2 boxes, 27c Palais Royal—Main Filoor. C i irts | oats—Suits—Dresses—Skirts Bargain Basement—Last of Tots—coflected and offered for Friday at reductions in prices to assure a clearaway tomorrow. M—vvgom;;szgs and 1 Druceb;:]nclufdag new $10 to $15 misses’. Were $1295 to spring models of Cantons $14.95. Friday, $6-95 and crepe. Friday, $7095 QHMren's-Warm _ Cloth _ Coats o e Poorer) to_6; we X % . :ou;;,ys_ c;-'fld.;, i $3.95 Were to_$10. Friday, $4.89 ) N -Fup-trimm and silk- Coats—Women’s fur-trimmed, all- | fined suits. Were $35. g wool cloth coats. Eahy 2 $16‘75 3 :Y.": S G52 SO $13 95 Skirts—Prunella Cloth, fashionable s ' pleated models. Were $3 89 Tomorrow—Bargain Basement. | $5.95. Friday, o Warm Gowns, Friday, 79c | Union Suits, Friday, 50c Of flannelette—neat _stripes—braid- Women's Ribbed Suits; no sleeves. trimmed yokes. . Why pay $1.00? low neck, envelope style, open or e = T elould.' 36 ‘t'?fl:lé. F‘u:‘!&‘quuuy and ir- $2.98 Slips, Friday, §1.59 | Toetlers Frsym®e St = peotume Sl ot asiish, sateen: | Juveniles’, Friday, 2 for 59¢ Regular and extra sizes. Friday, 39c Ribbed Vests, high neck and long $1.50. Slstzex; purts’ ackis euath; sizes 20 T AR TR T . _Friday, $1.50 Union Suits, 95¢ .00 Cloves, Friday, 79¢ Fleeced outsizes—i6. to 50; Dutch Boys 3’ G 'lr mu.’ o1 3 * neck, sleeveless and elbow sleeves, “n’":“. Roas lined: .‘:".. Sk S A e e ankle length. Friday, 95¢. Fridny, ;. . Underwear, Friday Only, 59¢ T e . T : Corset, Covers and c.’muolu "asinty Bloomers, 2 for 79¢ - (3 tte, y " ribbe White Ji Ribbed Skirt ; white. immed. “Saxers simples at & nom: Blbapare Wit Slastis bands: B4 to 38} | borderes il endsy Beidnys Tbe york: inal price. 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