Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1923, Page 16

T 16 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. it e. tkins' son, & foot ball star SLAIN AT DOOR OF HOME.1[’Jlu:"fi'fl'é'{“fl‘n’d'fifi”e’«ffilh?-flafi?r xfli’.’l’"i’.‘;fib"c?nmfi “Hign: School. 'l'he! DANCE IS RAIDED. | night by one of two men who came | other man escaped. Henning blamed THURSDAY, APRIL 12, -1923. == minister who received an invitation | nineteen residences and all [Husf iiess | Auto-Suggestion Defined to the stag party. buildings except two. lican Club, in PBrooklyn, found one Merchant Killed in Dispute Over CONCORD, N. H., April 12.—A busi- ress transaction with rum runners | Ownership of Auto. ago. rom Boston to discuss the ownership f an automoblle taken as security | by Atkins, when he pald the fines of | two convicted rum runners two years | |8 Francis L. Henning of Boston, one | g hias cost Vernon F. Atkins, a dealer | of the callers, was captured after a!dams and !ocks. 6 Cakes Ivory Soap Friday Only & 29¢ ~—Sixth Floor. the shooting on his companion. ———— Tn order to keep the Ohlo rifver open to traffic the year round the cernment is planning to build an| . % i S aborate system of thirty or more| NEW YORK, April 12.—Three hun. ‘When Exhibition Is Stopped. | dred men, members and guests of the i‘l‘wentleth Assembly District Repub- | an 245 Men and Five Women Jailed | through when the police raided the narrow door that led to a vacant lot d a back fence 100 small to pour room early today to stop an exhibi- | tion dance by five women. | Two hundred and forty-five men and the five women were taken to jail. The rald was instigated by a ANSBURGH & BROTHER | MINING TOWN BURNS. DEMING, N. M. April 12.—Flames | where. destroyed the mining town of Firerro, | the Russians, Grant county, N. M., vesterday. Start- | Wednesday: ing from an overheated stove in a | day; | residence, the flames soon consumed Saturday, and the | From the Cornell Widow. R | JI—T was at a psychological Tes - |ture last night, an o speadks Every day 3 the Sabbafchsiome- |ture last night, and tho speake The Greeks observe , Mdnday; | o you know what this is, Jack? Tuesday; the Asaayrians, | Jack—I surely do' That is when, the Egy) 18, “Thurs- | fellow calls on a girl, and she speal the Turks, Friday; the; Jews, |of what a wnoderful night it wo Christief ns, #5unday. | be for a ride. Govepdroent Checks Cashed We are glad ot cash government checks at our In- formation Desk—!F] rst Floor. e e Washington—New York—Paris Established 1860 STORE NEWS for Friday, April 13, 1923 = Phone Franklin 7400 420430 Seventh Street Northwest Writing Paper—Special Linen-finish letter sheets or corre- spondence cards, with envelopes to match. 24 sheets or cards to 19c the box. Special, Friday. ... —First Floor. 39 Silk Umbrellas A small group called factory re- jects, but with imperfections so slight they are worth much more than this special price. Waterproof silk_ with wide grosgrain border. White or amber tips and ends, ring or leather handles. Navy, purple, red, green, brown, $3.95 taupe and black ~—TFirst Floor. Half Price Sale Silk Remnants Formerly $1.50 to $5.00 vard Friday, 75¢ to $2.50 ) Friday the Here's @ timely special—low priced Bar Harbor Willow Chairs : and Rockers Chairs Rockers ... $7.50 —Fifth Floor. Friday Sales of Remnants Offering excellent savings opportu- nities in wanted items which are ex- Sav- tremely low priced as remnants. ings of one-half in most cases. Lining Remnants, Half Price silk and cotton materials. marked prices —First Floor. Choice of percalines, plain and fancy sateen, plain silk and cotton and printed All one-half Half Price Sale Woolen Remnants Formerly $1.00 to $7.50 yard Friday, 50c¢ to $3.75 13th--Good Luck Bargains Garza Sheets Reduced Three sizes of this reliable quality. Good, heavy sheets, all perfect, firmly woven, well finished. 72x99, each...... 81x90, cach. 81x99, each.. ~—Third Floor. 3,000 Pillowcases—Special Slightly irregular in hem, but made of best grade cotton, good 29 and heavy; all sizes. Choice, BachR. Lt e sco ot Wizard Combination, 69¢ Triangle Polishing Mop 4-0z. Wizard Oil Wizard Dust Mop —Sixth Floor. Desirable lengths and colors in wanted weaves, formerly $1.50 o $5.00, Friday, 75¢ to $2.50 yard. Choice of Canton Crepe, Flat Crepe, Foulard, Pongees, Taffetas, Crepe de Tricotines, Poiret Twills, Serges, Broadcloth, Stripe and Plaid Skirtings, Polo Coatings, Veldyne, Mohairs, Jersey Cloth, Silk and Wool Can- \'elours, Tweeds, Toilet Goods Palmolive Shampoo . . Selma Bougquet Talc, 2 for. .....25c ~—First Floor. Colored Handkerchiefs Dainty lawn handkerchiefs, in all the bright sport colorings. Embroidered corner and hemstitching. Spe- sc cial, each —First Floor. Cabochons Reduced! Metal or celluloid, in a host of at- tractive designs and colorings. A very special group at this PEICEE Sl i e T SOC —First Floor. Pearl Bead Necklaces 24-inch necklaces of indestructible pearls, guaranteed not to peel or dis- color. Fitted with spring —First Floor. Flashlight Party Boxes Plain leather or paisley bags, equip- ved with tiny flashlights; large mirror, powder box and lipstick case. A val- uable aid to beauty day $1.44 or night —Fimt ¥loor. Chamoisette and Chamoisuede Gloves Genuine Tmported Gloves in strap- wrist and fancy-cuff gauntlet styles. Broken sizes, but all colors and all sizes in the lots. Made to sell for two or three times the price and 79c splendid values. Pair...... —Main Floor. Girls’ White Organdy Dresses All sold for much more. Some slightly mussed. Choice Friday, The youthful models, with a girlish daintiness that belongs to fine Chine, Knitted Crepe, Georgette Crepe. Charmeuse and Fancy Silks. —Third Floor. Y3 Off Wash Goods Remnants —First Floor. nants, Half Price —and remnants of bleached and brown sheeting, half price. Good. serviceable qualities at good savings emnants. —Third Floor. ton, Crepe. Widths, 36 to 54 inches. Former- Iy $1.00 to $7.50 vard. Choice of many desirable fabrics, ir: new Spring and Summer colorings, re- duced so drastically because remnants. Bleached Cotton Longeloth Rem- Friday, 50c to $3.75. —Third Floor. 23 Babie’ Bibs Reduced Hand and machine embroidered bibs, in many styles, at 25c and 75c. 12 Rubber Tray Covers Rubber tray covers in painted de- signs. Good qual To clear out Friday, 12 Infants’ Muslin Gowns Made with high neck and long sleeves, nicely trimmed with embroid- ery. Broken sizes. Friday, each .. 69c —Fourth Floor. Again You Can Get Them Boys’ Boys’ Blouses—Special —with the knickers make the ideal warm-weather outfit for school or play. Stripe percale, khaki, blue cham- bray, tan pongee and white madras. Sizes 6 to 15 years. 49c Bach ... o $4.75 white organdy. Attractively trimmed with fine laces, dresses for imme- diate wear, and throughout the summer. The qualities would never be connected with this low price were they not Friday specials. Sizes 8 to 14. Middy Blouses—Special Of good quality white jean, in straight and cuff-bottom models. 890 Just 12 Georgette Dresses All sizes 6 to 22, each But how much reduced. Dainty creations in- rose, blue and pink; attractively modeled. Sizes 12, 14 and 16 years. Spe- i SRS . $12.75 Coats and Capes—Limited A-small number of snappy coats and capes; full line, with sport pockets, belted or $7.95 Gingham Dresses—Reduced Choose from plain chambray, checks and plaids, nicely styled, with collar and cuffs of contrast- ing material. 14. Bach.. ... Slze56t0 89c Regulation Dresses White regulation middy dresses, with blue collars and cuffs. Be- cause the braid trim is slightly soiled, they sell spe- $2 75 . loose back. Sizes 7 to 10 years. Each... N> Two-Pants Suits \ speclal purchase that was A hard to put through, but here’s 2 another shipment of those serv- iceable mixture suits, with two pairs of lined knickers. A whole lot of wear for $5, and a lot of good style, too. 7 years these are gone, duplication at this price is not at all likely. Sizes 7 to 16 years. When Boys’ Golf Caps—Rare Bargain Nicely made caps for everyday wear, in serviceable mixtures. including all sizes and makes. Choice, each A large assortment, 25¢ Boys’ Cloth Knickers ) Lined or unlined, and every pair made to stand all the roughing that falls to real boys’ clothes. Finished with belt loops and strong 9 79c pockets. Sizes 7 to 16 years. ................. Sbene Rummage Sale of Damaged Housewares Half Price Just 204 pieces of damaged tin, japan, galvanized and aluminum ware, includ- ing Bread Boxes, Cake Chests, Flour Cans, Canister Sets, Water Pails, Per- colators, Pie Plates, Combinettes, Wash Basins, Kettles, Dishpans and Double Boilers. Formerly 10c to 5&50' Each Friday, 5c to $4.25 —Sixth Floor. Men’s Shirts and Drawers The well known Roxford Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers; shirts, half or full length sleeve; drawers, ankle length, with. reinforced seat. Ecru color. Shirts, sizes 34 to 46; draw- ers, 32 to 44. Each.‘... 69c Close-Out of Men’s Felt Hats We are closing out all of our felt hats, regardless of former cost. Many desirable shapes and $1 45 L) — A Special Purchase and Sale of 650 New Hats A new purchase of straight sailors, black, navy and sand draped with sashes; also un- trimmed hats in black and colors, as well as a number of trimmed hats. Your un- restricted choice of these wonderful values. Fri- $1 days. aa T, Siseiers ~Second Floor. Rag Rugs—A Sale! Hit-and-miss designs, in good, heavy quality. Made of clean rags. Splen- did values at the Friday prices. 18x30. .. .48¢c 24x48.... 98¢ 24x36....88c 30x60....$1.48 36x72....$1.98 —Fifth Floor. Tuscan Weave Panels, Special A timely offer of high-grade Tuscan weave panels, the most pleasing of window draperies. All 275 vards long. Impressive values, too, at, each — -, = = 4 Lingerie Ribbons Reduced Five groups of choice ribbons in 10-yard pieces. Colors are pink, blue, white and orchid. Sold by the piece only. Excellent values. Full 10-yard pieces, 39¢ to $1.05. 36-In. Heather Mixed Ratime ,’ A beautiful quality in gray :¢rd white, helio and white, red and wh ite, black and white, blue and whitg: emd green and white. Friday 45’ ... 43.C only, vard .... ~—Fira) ¥i¢ or. Aseptic Diaper Cloth Ten-yard packages of this 1waexcelled sanitary, absorbent qual- m 48 ity, full 27 inches wide. —]flm Floor. Package Bleached Crash Tow(ding Imported half-linen bledched crash toweling of fine quality fowr @ll kitchen use. Finished with nea/c 1&d border, and a genuine value af, 17c yardh L e G- isisie A riTat Floor. Flesh Color Band/zaux: Fasten-back model s off fine dobby - cloth. Flesh color. 'fsizes#32 29c , “Third Fleor. —First Floor. Hair Bow Ribbons In satin, moire and stripes; good colors, light and dark shades. Snit- able for hat trimming and fancy work as well. Unusual values at, S LR e T 25C —First Floor. Capital Brand Mattresses This famous all-layer felt.mattress, covered with good quality attractive art ticking—a comfortable and lasting mattress. Specially $11.45 priced Friday, each.." —Fifth Floor. Corsets and Ferris Waists Odds and ends of good makes. Low bust models of flesh or $1 49 white coutil. Sizes 21 to 30 —Third Floor. $1.68 —Fifth Floor. Odds of Window Shades Not many of a kind. Choice of white, Titgll‘norrotv for Boys and Girls green and tan. Mostly standard sizes. Each sale final—not sub- ject to exchange or credit. —Fifth Floor. Each White Curtain Serim Reduced A special one-day offering of attrac- tive white curtain scrim, finished with lace edge and hemstitching. 8(: 31 inches wide. Yard —Fifth Floor. 80x90 Crochet Spreads A\ beautiful quality soft-finished spread, in two good designs. Will launder easily and well. $2 39 . Each —Fifth Floor. Bungalow Aprons—Special Nicely made of fast-color percales, trimmed with rickrack binding, with tie-back sashes, patch pockets ; in slip- over or side front button models. Some with fancy collars; others col- larless. Special while they 77c last, Friday, each —Main and Third Floors. cial Friday at....... shades. Each ......... 4 i g ol —Direct Entrance Off Seventh. S Veommemmramn w1 A New Featviiring Dashing Overplaids | LANSBURGHS BROTHER Sale of 1,000 pairs of Play Oxfords and Barefoot Sandals ~$2.29 - Stdyles as sketched—shoes of st.urdy quality leathers in darfic brown, trimmed with li ghiter shade, smoked elk wr'th brown, sandals in dark baown. All have long- ~wearing solid leather, ex- tended soles, and lined throughout with soft kid. o Sizes 815 to 2. —Second Floor. Silver-Style Topcoats Correct lines are never so important as in the simplicity of sport coats. And these brand-new coats have every es- sential of smartness and perfect tailor- ing that the most fastidious could wish. The overplaids show many distinc- tive patterns and color combinations. A neutral sand or gray, cross-checked in brown, blue or green, or perhaps a warmer tone, with a scarcely visible plaid of a highly contrasting color. Pockets, belts, collars and sleeves show many ways to be original within the confines of tailored simplicity. Another noted feature of the Silver Style topcoats is their adaptation to every figure. Regular sizes for misses and women, besides the half size coat, designed for the short figure, with full hips, without destroying the lines, of slim, sportslike styling. —Second Floor. Sizes for Women and Misses o