Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1923, Page 17

THE STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. MONDAY, MAY 7, 1923 3| FLORIDA NAMES NEW 22days TR T 5 i T OB 8IS COUNTY FOR COLLIER| crulslné ‘New York Official to S?end $10,- 000,000 on Area Legislature Gives His Name. Boys’ 85c and $1 Blouses 69c “Little Friend” brand, perfect quality; sport style, with short sleeves or attached soft collar with long sleeves; double yoke back; sizes 7 to 16 years. Up to $6.50 Wash Skirts $2.69 Wash Skirts, of cotton gabardine, plain and fancy pique, twills, washable satin, in plain, side or box plaited and other stylish models: sizes suitable for women and misscs. (Second Floor.) An ideal summer outing byseatoJamaica,Pasama and Celombia. Fa $315 d up includ | By the Assoclated Press. side trips. Picture folde: | NEW YORK, May 7.—Recelpt of on request. Ask your | néws here that the Florida legisla- travel agent or | ture had created a new county and { named it after Barron Collier, spe- al police commissioner of New Yorl city in charge of safety, was followed by announcement that beginning im- mediately Colller will spend $10,000,- 000 within the next few years in Florida West Coast improvements. The new county will comprise the fifty-seven southern townships of the present Lee county. Collier now owns more than a mil- lion acres of west coast Florida land, and is interested in various large Florida hotel properties. The largest is at Useppa Island, off Fort Myers. He has spent more than $2,000,000 in ! the last few years in the territory now named after him, extending ral- roads and giving the section better navigation facilities. One project which he has just completed is a deep waterway from Everglade, i will be the seat of the Gulf of Mexico. vhich will con- oast with main understood to be Passenger Dopartment UNITED FRUIT COMPANY 17 Battery Plase, Now York Geueral Offass, 131 State St., Beghon, Mase. EVERY BARGAIN A ‘WONDER IN VALUE GIVING Are you among the thrifty ones who realize that Tuesday is one of the best Bargain Days of the week—at Goldenberg's? I¢s a day of 69c, $1.69 and $2.69 Specials in all departments—of underpriced offerings, of special purchase offerings, of broken assortment offerings. In some stores Tuesday is a dull day. $1 Tan Pongee, 69¢ 88-Inch Tan Dupioni Pongee, silk and cotton quality; stylish demi-rough finish. $1.25 White Organdy, 69c Gé-inch Imported White Or gandy, sheer, permanent-finish Le Mar quis 2308 Ashmead Pl. N.W. (South End Conn. Ave. Bridge) But not here—we make it a day of activity with these 69¢c, $1.69 and $2.69 offerings. No mail or 98¢ Door Mats, 69¢ Cocoa Door Mats, well made good size. 35¢ Towels, 3 for 69¢ Bleached Turkish Towels, ath- letic weave; absorbent weave, Mew’s $1 Union Suits 69¢ Athletic Tnion s, udras and checked 'nai verfect quality; full cut siz Men’s $1 Work Shirts 69¢ Clover Blue Chambray Shirts double-stitched collar attached une breast pocket; phone orders filled TR T T B T T TR m BB B U TR T B BB T B B nect the lowe lines of travel, i under consideration. Collier county now comprises some of the wildest of the west coast country. It abouuds in deer, bear, mountain licn and other wild game, The land is fertile, in great part, and heavily timbered. The new automo- bile trail from Tampa to Miami runs through it. A brecedent for naming a Florida th. t biz develop- ago fol- . Flagler, east coast. s a_millionaire, end of the Rockefellers 0ss the road from them || near Tarrytown. John D. Rockefel- ler, jr., and Collier recently built a community church, near their places, || at which most _of the residents, cluding John D. Rockefeller, wor- ship. 'WORK THINKS REDS INU.S. - S. HARMLESS i Secretary Says Imported Disloyalty Is Not Impairing Patriotism of America. New 6-story fireproof build- ing; all latest improvements. Several choice housckeeping apartments 3, 4 and 5 rooms, rents very recasonable. In- spect same now. Moore & Hill, Inc. 142022 H St. NW. 33.50 Plnladelphla $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington AND RETURN SUNDAY MAY 20 Percales e 4 Yds., 69¢c Sports and Ready-to-Wear Hats 6 inches wide; light grounus with new colored printings. Boys $1 Pants, 69c Smart Styles for sports wear, and floppy garden hats, embroidered in wool. and soft crushable ribbon sports models. Also banded sailor with silk scarfs. in several styles. First Floor—Barigain Booth Boys’ §3 Flapper Suits, .31769 short sl $2 95 Stlk Clzemue $2.69 Lingette Satin, 69c¢ 36 inches wide, high-grade yarn mercerized cotton fabric, in plain colors, also self color shadow stripes. 39¢ Organdy 3 Yds., 69¢c 40-inch . White and ored Organdy, sheer, transparent grade. Bunny Silk, 69¢ 35 inches wide, silk and cottor weave, with lustrous finish wanted street and ecvening shades, also black and white. $1 Dotted Swiss, 69¢ 30-inch Imported Dotted Swiss white and black grounds with woven dots. of plaid 00k s : Women's $3.25 Silk Jpron (nnghams Hose, $2. 69 5 Yds., 69¢ ird Apron Ginghams d brown checks; fast co! $2 and $2.50 Umbrellas, $1. 69 Men's and Women's Umbrells I edge An L covers; regular sizes. Men’s $1 Suspenders 696 or: 81 Bleached Sheets 69c Scamless leached perfect quality; single othes Horses. ; hand torn and ironed. folds; cd lumber.— 89c Embossed Crepe 69¢ 26 fnches wide, high-grade cot ton fabrie, in ail wanted colors Women’s Union Suits, 69c Double extra size Cotton Unior its, low neck. sleeveless ell_trimmed knee; sizes 4 and 50 T T T TR T T BT T sortment h imitation b ends to match. Brush and Comb Sets, $1.69 $2.49 Double B o Mo “m”"\'y,fii;v‘ : Roasters, $1.69 sort s Wortn e Aluminum Double Roasters oval shape; medium size. $2.25 Food Choppers $1.69 Kevstone Food Choppers. four itters; large $2.50 Alltyme Crepe Teaves Washington S Suspenders 7:30 A hite, plai figures; non (Tnion sunnu) 10:05 s and s hiaactpnia | Wilmington i .llen s $2 Union Smts $2 for 32 69 Varsity Silk inch Imported White Chif .M. minston S fine sheer, two-ply ¥ P, Tenn., May 7. Tickets on sale Friday preceding o Excursion Sccretary Work of the Interlor De- £@Similar Excursions Sundus, purtment, in a graduation day address Junsyerenivly yesterday at Lincoln Memorial Tni- versity here, declared he had no fear lof rea anarchy or enervating socal- ism for the United States and that {he had no process of mind that ran concurrently with those who predict deterforation for the American peo- ple and consequent disaster to Amer- ica. “The religion of our Amerlcan an- n Jer ecve croteh; Young Men's $3.95 and $4.95 Pants, $2.69 $1 Embroidered Pillowcases Good quality pillowcase cotton, 69 Pennsylvania Railroad System The Route of the Broadway Limited $2.50 Bertha Collars $1.69 Tmported Lace Bertha Coi ©f Venice luce, white, cream ecru color. embroidered in basket design; scal- loped or hemstitched edges....... (Art Dept.) TRBUI lVomen $4 and I Women’s 2 | Hi1¢s to Your Advantage —to consult us now about REPAIRING and REPLACING HEATING PLANTS. fMaterials are plentiful in the spring and = prices logically more fav- = orable than in the busy = fall season. £7DId_you keep warm las winter? a8 5 2 o MAURICE J. COLBERT £ Heating—Plumbing—Tinning 621 F Street Fhone Ma i® | Southwestern EST. 1879 S151S151515151515151515151515 15151515 1S 151515151 G1S1SWS 151515 S LIS1IS1S151 [ i sion { morning | Danish cestors,” he said, “has not been dilut- ed by the doctrines of unbelief nor our patriotism impaired by imported disloyalty. The socialism bred in the parlor and expounded from the soap- | |E box on the street corner is not for blooded “Americans. e in the high realms of intellectual andonment and plan rules of gov- ernment, for those who must earn their own livelihood spend much time in devising methods of instilling into our ols the pinciples of socialism to be taught under the various names and ruses.” MINE EXPLOSION TOLL NUMBERS TEN B tue Associated Press, TRINIDAD, Col.. May 7.—The death list in the explosion yesterday in the mine of the Rocky Mountain Fuel Company, near Agui- lar, Col, stands at ten. All bodies were recovered during the day. The bodies of eight victims of the explo- were brought to the morgue here by Coroner Thomas Bradley this and two were taken to lar. hty men, working in _shifts, struggled all night against the bar- of wreckage to recover the following the extension of r into the slope. PROTEST U. S. DRY RULING Trade Organizations See Violation of International Law. LONDON, May 7.—The Copenhagen correspondent of the Times says that several trade organizations d_the government to protest to the United States against the recent prohibition ruling of the eme Court of the United States, have reques QUART S1zE Now $750 Soid By All Dealers Keeps liquids piping hot oricycold MANUFACTURED AND GUARANTEED BY ‘THE STANLEY INSULATING CO, GREAT BARRINGTON, MASS. S5 L1515 151515 L5151 151515151515 hold is contrary to inter- aw. They have also asked nment to approach other | governments with a view to inducing them to t in a similar manner. 0 N F551515151515151515 Some who | | i I i 5 R R A B B TR T F A B 98¢ Wash Tubs, 69c Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs large 22-inch size, 85¢ Colanders, 69¢ Aluminum Colanders, 10-inch ize. Table Tumblers 69c Dozen Thin Blown Glass Table Tum- blers, gold band decoration; sold regularly at ‘§1.20 dozen. 85¢c and 98¢ Screens 69¢ Lxtension Window Scresn wood or metal fr: 0 inches high, extend to 37 inches, Up to $2 Middy Blouses, 69¢ Of Lonsdale jean, with self or contrasting color trimming; bel ed or loose styles; lace or reg: lation front; sizes 16 to 22.— ond Floor. $1 Pencil Sharpeners 69¢ Boston Pencil Sharp: home or office use.— Dept. 50c Scarfs, 2 for 69¢ Filet Dresser Scarfs, pretty pattern; two lengths, $1 Stamped Tubing 69c Pair Stamped Pillow Tubing. stamped for scalloping; neat pat- terns. (Limit, one pair.) Turkish Bath Sheets 69¢ urknit” Reversible pink or blue 40x40 inches: values. (Limit: ationery one Genuine “ seconds of one.) Wash Cloths 69c Dozen Turknit Wash Cloths, assorted colored edg: onds of 10¢ and 123c values.—Linen Dept. Men’s Half Hose 4 for 69¢c Mercerized Lisle Half Hose, high spliced heel, double rein- forced sole and toe:; black and colors; seconds of 3ic values. 31, $1.25 and $1.50 Values on Fourth Floor at 69¢ htly |mm~rron B At $1 Oiled Opaque and Tolland finish Window by 5 ft. 9 inch $1 Bed Pillov 1~1'hrr filled covered Suft Cases good lock and side ar Harbor shape Chair cretonne covered: bv'\rd sid At &9c, $1 Stenctied ‘horder Crex Ru t Drapery, good olorings. = At 6 Reversible Ter: handsome designs. At 6 Men’s $1 Knit Veckwear, 69¢ terns & Nightgowns, 69¢ Muslin Gowns, neat embroldery trimmed styles; full cut. 18¢ Unbleached Cotton, § Yds., 69¢ inches wide, close-wov lengths from 10 to o, Kiddies’ Rompers, 69c Peg top style, with embroid ered design and large button trimming. Girls’ Combinations 69¢ lin Combinations. and bloomer drawers; and drop seat; sizes ars. 'hird Floor.) Baby Pants, 2 for 69c Rubber Pants, quality; medium and lar; elastic ‘finished. (Third Floor.) Women’s Petticoats, 30c¢ Pillowcases, 4 for Lace Edge and I‘Iemstitched Pil- ) lowcases, full 45x36-inch size. rior round thread quality, free from starch or dressing. Supe- $1 69 Men’s Silk Hose 69¢ nyx" Ingrain Silk Hose, with Fointex or square heels; mostly black and white; full fashioned seconds of §1.75 values. Boys’ $1 Play Suits, 69¢ One-piece style, in khaki blue, trimmed with red: rive metal buttons znd drop seat: ankle or knee length; sizes 3 to 8 years. 30c Tissue Ginghams 4 Yds., 69¢ 32 inches wide; white grounds. with colored Woven stripes; sheer gra High-grade Nickel-plated Bathroom Fixtures, all guaranteed rustproof. All the most necessary pieces for complete bathroom equipment. Women’s Aprons 69¢ LExtra size Kitchen Waist Aprons, blue checked ginghams: with pocket and tie string. Extra Size Gowns 69c extra sizo Night- neat orchid color full cut sizes. Women's sowns, with bindings; Solitaire Rings, 69¢ Rhinestone Rings, Brilliant settings; Tiffany effects; gold tilled mountings. Grape Earrings, 69c Dainty cluster effects, in an assortment of colorings. 15¢ Handkerchiefs 6 for 69c White Hemstitched border Handkerchiefs, our “President” quality. Listerine, 69¢ Targe eight-ounce bottles Listerine. $1 School Bags, 69c Made of extra quality auto cloth, with outside pockets; shoulder straps. (Statiomery Dept.) 50c Almond Lotion 2 for 69c Jergens Almond Lotion, size Dbottles. 50c Pillowcases 2 for 69c 45x36 Bleached Plllow Cases. free from starch or dressing; close-woven grade. full 32.2.3 Sport Satin $1.69 : heavy color 5 th 4 effects $2.25 Satin Duchesse $1.69 55 inches wide satin-face quality, for street d evening frocks. Black only. $2.25 Cl{;ffon Taffeta Ubpto $5.98 Raincoats, $1.69 Girls' or Misses' Raincoats, with notch collar, or Raincape: with hoods; cemented seams; sizes 8 to 15 vears: tan and navy blue.—Second Floor. Up to $6 Blouses $2 Handbags, $1.69 Women's Leather Handbags, popular shapes; black and colors Playing Card Sets $1.69 Travelers' Playing Card Sets compact leatherette case, with deck of cards, set of miniature poker chips and score pad.—Sta- tonery Dept. N $2 Djer-Kiss Combination, $1 69 Djer-Kiss Toilet Wa S1 Talcum Powder. Both for §1.69. $2 Silk Gloves, $1.69 Milanese Silk Gloves, double tipped fingers and embroid dack; mode, pongee, black white. Women’s Nightgowns, $1.69 Fruit of the I Nightgow V_and high neck models. w long sleeves; vokes of tucks roldery inserti 34 50 qutwea;‘ $2.69 $3.50 Bedspreads $2.69 ‘het Bed Spreads $3.50, 34 and $5 Values On Fourth Floor, at $2.69 $5 Heavy La Belle Rush Rugs, stenciled designs; size 6x7 ft. 6, at §. 1 ft. $1 Grass Rugs, size 629 jt.; green, blue or brown oriental or medallion design, at $2.69. $4 Velour-finish Rope Portieres, husk and tassel trimmed deep valance; green, rose, blue and brown, at $2.09. Black Enameled Cloth and Fiber Covered Suit Cases, 24-inch size; good lock and side snaps, at $2.69. $3.50 and $4.50 Crex de Luxe Rugs, siz 27x54 and 36a7. good _patterns and coloring, at $2.69. $4 double-bed " ze Soft Fleece Blankets, plaids of blue, pink, tan and gray, at $2 §2 (’orset.s, 31 69 S Stlk Ho.sc $1.69 ;fashioned Pure zarter tops; perfect qu Women’s $2 Sweaters, $1.69 All-wool on Sweater: black, JfldP, vy, Harding, and buff; sizes; models. Men’s $§2.98 Bathrobes, $1.69 Bath or Beach Robes, fine c ton crepe, button front or r Jation style; new plaid designs. Women’s Wash Dresses Of ratine. imported linen and voile, broken sizes from lot of dark voile dresses, black and brown. ginghams, slightly 16 to 42. in navy, Sizes 42%% to 50... soiled; | Also | $2.69 $2, $2.50 and $3 Values on Fourth Floor at $1.69 $3 Grass Rugs, size 4.6x7.0: e blue or own stenciled At $1.69. ‘ouch Covers, 50 rds long: col- At $1.69, Curtains, 40 yards long; designs. ) oven borders. . Summer inches wide, 2% ecru or rose grounds, with val rious color stripes. At $1.69. $2.50 and $3 Nottingham T‘llet Weave Lace Curtalns, yards long: white and ecru <o ors; handsome design .69, 505 Double-bed Size ‘Cotton- filled (‘umxorm. figured cover- lings. At $L. 23 Rush nug«; and reversible; blue, green, red and brown ‘borders. At $1.69. Extra Size Drawers $1.69 Muslin Skirt Drawers, also “Mildred” stouts; lace and em- broidery trimmed. Sold regular- v at $2.00 pal 5x6 ft.; heavy Women’s $§1.98 N zghtgowns, $1.69 “Suco-Crepe” Nightgowns, new. styles, in pink and white, also combination trimmed; full widths. Boys® $2.45 Pants $1.69 All-wool Tweed Pan lined; assorted shades; I7 years. $2.25 t0 $3.50 Footwear, $1.69 Misses' and Children's High and Low Shoes, of patent, brown and dull leathers; sizes 6 to §, $13 to 11, and 1172 to 2. $2.25 Bleached Sheets, $1.69 90x99 Seamless Bleached Sheets, extra large size; round thread cotton, free from starch $1.69 Bleached Sheets, 2 f(nj $2.69 '$3.49 Frait Bowls $2.69 1t Glass Fruit Bowls, § ; brilllantly cut. $3.49 Celery Trays stae; beantitully cut. $3.25 Flat Crepe 1t Crepe, hig street and evening gowns. $3.25 Crepe de Chine $2.69 wide, extra pink, navy and bluek. Guarant wear. Ubp to $10 Raincoats Women's collars and length; size! Second Floor. $3 and $3.50 Umbrellas, $2.69 Women's piece-dved taffetu Umbrellas, with silk-taped edge; guaranteed fast black and proof; good assortment of ish handles. $3 and $3.50 Beaded Bags, $2.69 Beaded Handbags, new draw g style, in_closely beaded gns, “also imitation hand crocheted steel beaded bags. 53.50 and $4 Thermos Bottles, $2.69 Genuine Thermos Bottles, quart size; assorted styles—Toilet Goods Dept. $3.98 Clocks $2. 69 vopular with re ments.