Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1923, Page 19

$100,000 LIQUOR RAID. Chemical Plant Equipment Wreck- ed and Attorney Arrested. By the Assoclated Press. NEWARK, N. J, July 25.—One man ‘was arrested and equipment valued at $100,000 was destroyed when fed- * eral prohibition agents raided the .plant of the Boreat Chemical Com- pany, near Bound Brook. Four trucks containing alcohol, three stills, bar- rels and other equipment were con- fiscated. The man arrested was Luis I. Isk- quith, lawyer for the corporation, who is charged with offering a bribe of $2,000 to Louis A. Noll, divisional chief of the internal revenue de- partment. Noll sald that besides offering the money, Iskquith also offered to place him and one of his men on the com- pany’s pay roll at $100 a week. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, BIG EATER POISONED. Two Held After Drinker of Eight- een Steins Collapses. CHICAGO, July 26—For a year “Professor” Bengo has astonished on- lookers here by eating enormous quantities of food and drinking co- pious draughts of liquids. Today he is in a hospital near death as a result of a trick played on him while giving an exhibition last night and two men are held in jail pending the outcome of his condition. Bengo had downed his seventeenth stein of beer in a saloon last night after dispatching a quantity of sau- sage and a half dozen of eggs. Some one poured oil of mustard the elghteenth stein. He drank the doc- tored beverage and collapsed, Phy- sicians say he may dle. Any man who looks for trouble is blind to his own interests. ARREST EX-DRUG AGENT. ‘Had Narcotics Worth $1,000. SOMERSHET, Kentucky, July of El Paso, Texas, was arrested in a botel here when narcotics valued at about §1, .ooo were found in his pos- @ession. 'THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1933 Bheehan ldm!lu police, th Ebee‘}’: n fl:{ % Police Say Former U. 8. Inspector | candal” ports, according 4 ad-intended l‘;’ Il:“?l: uuu,&op. ‘when re- roven tllle. lublequen(ly rug trafic on Were' circulated that 26— | huge s:u;: was beine conducted echan was L. H. Sheehan, tweaty-six years old, |5 &l Paso but quit the service there a former federzi narcotic inspector [and returned to Kentucky: here. transferred Mighty few of we'uns are strong | North ‘wife also was arrested. lenough to laugh at our own weaknesa.! He will address meetings at Phil; PRELATE TO VISIT U. S. Head of Swedish State Church to Lecture in College. STOCKHOLM, July 2 -Archbishep Soederblom of Upsala is leaving for America on September 15 in response to an invitation from the Augustana synod ef the Lutheran Church and the merican Church Federatio delphla in November and will lec- ture at Yale, Harvard, Columbis and Chicago unlvmlne tles, returning ~to Sweden by Christ The archbishop, Who is the b the state church of Sweden an itual adviser to the royal family, be the chief forelln ai lury In ded- cation of the new buil g“ Augus- tana College, at Rock Isiand, TiI. ‘The people who lack principle can- not hope to attract much attention. &@@&z@&&@&%@3@&x&s&@z&&&z&%&@@@&@&@&%@@&%@&&QJ&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&@&&&&&&&&&&&&&@m& LY Friday Remnant Sale Extraordinary Wash Goods Rémnants 12vs¢ Two Big Lots at Very Special Reductions %250, Before stock-taking these remnants must be sold. Friday prices have been deeply cut on useful lengths of white fabrics, including longcloth, nainsook, pajama check, India lmon‘ voiles, etc.; also colored fabncs—vonlefi suitings, crepes, ging- hams, tissues and many others—all of this season’s stock. Lengths from 1 to 5 yards. $1.25 Crepe Radiuox 89c yard A fiber-and-cotton mixed fab- ric for dresses, blouses and skirts, in the following color effects. Rose and white. Helio and white. Light blue and white. Peach and white. Gray and white. Brown and white. Embroidered Crepes and Voiles, $1.59 36-inch widths. Imported fab- rics of rare beauty. Were $2.00 and $2.25. Choice of the follow- ing colors: Gray ground with bl Blue gro: ‘Tan ground with black. FIRST FLOOR—SPECIAL TABLES Big Savings in Seamless Sheets (10 dozen) 54x0D Seamless \hefl-. hand torn: were F < price . o T (12 dozen) ‘l'l""l Seamless Sheets, hand torn; were $1.4 F price (25_dozen) S1x0n » hand torn price (100 dozen) widths and lqngths; were 40c, Friday's price, (Remnants) 36-inch Nainsook, length 2 to 10 yards. Frid; price, yard .... THIRD FLOOR $5.25 Porch Rockers (Slightly Damaged) $4.00 Just a half dozen to go at this price. Exceptional values for early purchasers. (5) Army Cots. with best canvas cover; formerly $4.95. ¥riday price . d (@) _Four-passenger Lawa Swings, formerly . $7.45 e Friday day’s pric. (10) Coaster W rable; formerl: ‘All-Wool Steamer Rugs $7.50 (5) All-wool Steamer Rugs. gray- and-black check; fringed; full size; were $10.00. Friday, each $7.50 (3 pairs) White Blanketw, part wool: North _Star mak igh grade: were $10.00. Frid (7 palrs) Crib Blankets. part wool: Star make; pink and blue were, :'z 00. Friday. €120) _All-feather Pillow inch: for cushions, canoes .uu] mp. cial .. . (12) Colored Satin Marseilles Spreads, best quality, single or double: plain or cut corner; pink and_blue; were $ $7.50 ¥riday, each ... FIFTH FLOOR Envelopes, 5S¢ Package Girls’ and Juniors’ Dresses (54) Silk Drexses of crepe de chine. taffeta, sport silk and Sizes 12 to 17 year: erly $14.98 and $19.98. price ... $10 dotted rose and pink. Formetly $10.80 to ) Dresxes of voilesand ginghams number_of pretty. Sitoen Gingham Dresses for the most prac- tical ~ occasions. Plain _colors, checks and plaids, S Formerly $1.00 fo $1.50. price . FOURTH FLOOR Friday Bargains - Supreme 200 Bungalow Aprons, 39¢ Outdoing every one of our previous remarkable this special offering of Bun- galow Aprons meets a timely need. The aprons are of good quality percales in attractive combinations of materials and color: Trimmed with rick- k, contrasting bindings, hes and fancy pockets. THIRD FLOOR Bags and Pufscs (60) Children's Bags, leather or '0r|n\~r]v top: dark color Friday's price . () Vanity Purses, of vachette, with heavy cord handie; moire lined Formerly $1.95. Friday's FIRST FLOOR Savings in Stenciled Crash Scarfs and Table Runners, Why so much emphasis on Extraor- dinary? Perhaps an explanation is due. Here itis: At the week end we sum up for the In other words, we must take season. stock. Certain odd lots, remnants, soiled and mussed merchandise of the season, which we do not want to appear on our inventory sheets must be disposed of now. They must go! Shop earl No returns. Friday is the day extraordinnry. It behooves you to make a careful inven- tory of the needs of your family, your home and yourself—and, then, come here at the tap of the bell Friday morning and secure them at a large saving. traordinary. Yes, Friday’s Remnant Sale is Ex- After reading the follow- ing items, we feel sure that you will agree that it is just that! All Remnant merchandise sales are final. No exchanges. None sent C. O. D. or on approval. Mail or phone orders not accepted. Little Tots Share in Savings, Too «@n l"lqul Carriage Robes, (ormerh $1.25. Friday's price. (100) Fllnnrle(te Wrappe! f(:rr merly 5 and G59c. Frldu s price e (4) Hand-crocheted Hctlle (‘nverl. formerly 75c. day’'s price.29e 3 (‘nnhmflre ‘Wrappers, formerly 3.95. Friday price .81.95 (80} (n!hmrre Wrapper, h broidered Formerly F" 5 ay's price 5 s Formerly $2 hand-e Friday's pl‘lrn (1) Sacque, rnrmerh s: 95. Frld:-_\ e day’s price ... FOURTH FLOOR Neckwear at Big Savings Friday Gingham and Batiste Trimming for Plain pink or blue, or combination of green, red and Formerly dresses. brown with white. 25c. Friday's price, yd . (10) Imported Eyelet Collar and Cuft Sets, ecru and whi merly $1.50. mussed and soiled. Friday (greatly reduced).. FIRST FLOOR Incense Burners, 45¢ (30) Lantern Incense Burners, For- Friday's price....45¢ Formerly 8115 merly 95c. (24) Reefer's No Moth. $2.00. Friday's price. (18) Rubber Cushion Formerly 95c. Friday's price, FIRST FLOOR 3 Friday's price.81.00 Neckwear in several different styles rbrushes. Small Lots of Jewelry ) Wockineen of genuine coral. For- merly $3.95. Friday's price, $2.79 (7) Necklaces of genuine white coral. Formerly $3.95. Friday's price . .. .82.7 (12) Eveready Penclis, sterling sil- ver. Formerly $1.50. Ffld.’yl;: (7) Fancy Fenther Halr Ornaments, lue, black, orange or purple. h.rm»rly $2.95. Friday's price. $1.95 FIRST FLOOR Silverware (20) Tea Balls, formerly 50 day's price .. (22) Cold Meat Forks, nickel silver. Formerly 35c. ¥Friday's price, 25¢ (23) Gravy Ladles, nickel silver Formerly 35c. Friday's price, 25¢ (25) Sugar Shells Formerly 15c. Friday's price e FIRST FLOOR Sale, 500 New Hats Specially Purchased— and Marked at a Remnant Price—for Choice. .. $1 45 Midseason Sport and Trimmed Hats To keep pace with the value-giving throughout the store, our Millinery Section had to go into the market and secure NEW HATS and then sell The as them at a ridiculously low price. rtment contains the newest midseason models—in various straws and silks; some perfectly tailored, others semi- trimmed, and still others elabo- rated with .ostrich, flowers and various ribbon ornaments. If you are contemplating a vacation —or find that your present hat has lost its freshness, then by all means attend this selling Friday, for here are hats at $145, with all the style, quality and hcau(y of hats costing two, three and even four times the carly season prices—and they arc NEW! Plenty of white, midsummer colors and combinations. Men’s Fiber Stripe Woven Madras Shirts, 31 05 About 275 of these smart-looking fiber striped " shirts, all in desirable neat patterns, The wearing quali- ties of good madras plus the added smartness of fiber stripes, Sizes 14 to 1674, and unusually good values at this one-day price. 350 Men’s Fast Color Madras Shirts, Friday, 49 Men of small or medium size rea; a harvest while this lot holds out. Sizes 14, 1474 and 15, in good quality madras shirts, snappy patterns, all so heavx]y reduced because soiled and mussed. A final clearance—no ex- changes. P. S—Any Man’s Straw Hat, choice, 750 MEN'S SHOP—STREET FLOOR SILKS Reduced to Clear nch !pwt Satin, white and s $1. Friday's D'rlce ported Pongee, first qual- ty; 12-momie weight; natural shade; was $1.25. Friday's price, 85¢ 36-inch Chiffon Taffetn, lustrous quality; navy and black $1.95. Friday's price. 40-inch Printed Georgette Crepe,as- sorted patterns and colors; was $1.25. Friday's price.. .85¢ 36-inch Knitted Krepes, navy, copen, Havana, peacock, seal, old rose: was $1.95. Friday's price..$1.25 40-inch Sport Silks, white and ¢ ors; newest weaves; were 13 $4.50, $5.60. Close out at...$2 THIRD FLOOR Small Lots of Silk and Cotton Lingerie Reduced (5)__Silk Nightgowns. 38. Friday’'s prlce lk E.n‘eln'e ine. l-Qr- y $7. Frlda) e rice, $5.05 sy sllk Camisoles. Formerly $2.25. Friday’s price .. 1.00 (3)_Silk Camisoles. Formerly § Friday's price .. 31 (2) Silk Caminoles, Formerly ;2'-52:3 Formerly Friday's price . .3% (5)_Boudolr Caps. Formerly usn\:l v )-‘rldav; price lla_Drawers. day's price (25) Nightgowns. Formerly $1. Friday's price (25) Extra 8 ize Ch $1.69. Friday's price THIRD FLOOR Lace Remnants Half Price Lacew Insertions, Embroideries. Bralds and many other popular trimmings, in short lengths. All reduced Friday to Half the Marked Prices. FIRST FLOOR Women's Hosiery (IZQ pairs) Lisle and Cotton Stock- in white and tan; irregu- formerly 35c. Friday's ‘pairs, 50c (96 pairs) Mercerized Hesfery, tan only. Sizes 8% to 8. Formorxv Friday's price, 3 pairs, $1.00 fie3 _datrs) Tdslo Festery, tan and ay, Sizes 9 and 93%. Formerly S50 Friday's price.3 paies, $1.00 (84 pairs) Silk Hostery, first grade and irregulars. Formerly 79¢c and $1.00. Friday's price....50c FIRST FLOOR Columbia Grafonola $10 “) Wlh..lny- inished Colum- rafonolas, slightly Dhed tnstraments taken in trade by .us and recondi- tioned. This is about as little as any one could hope to pay for any kind of phonograph, and & genuine Columbia is certainly some value at this figure, Fri- day's price...........$10.00 1,000 Columbia Records, 10- inch double face records, all in current catalog. Reduced for Clearance Friday to 4 for. P & (8) Record-earrying Cases, 10-inch; sturdily covered in black. $3.00. Friday's price. $1.89 (8) TRecord-earrying Cases, 12-inch; black covered; well made. Were $3.50. Friday's price. ..52.08 (5). La Belle Portable Phono= graphs, mahogany finish. A wonderful little machine. Friday's price.......8$11.85 (350) Apex Records, 10-inch, double-faced, standard se- lections by the mysterious tenor. “T Hear You Calling Me,” “Mother Machree,” “Little Gray Home in the West,” etc, _ All reduced to ecach, 35¢1 3 for. 1.00 (2500 ln.or(ed Record Al- bums, 10-inch, holding 12 records; bellows construc- tion. thuccd to, each.28e BALCONY PHONOGERAPH SHOP Clearance of Regent Keds Saxon Linen Envelopes, pink, helio; were 10c. price, K. FIRST FLOOR in blue, ¥riday’s at Jupt. one to five yard c 300 rds “in all. bout 100 pieces to go HA PRICE Short Lengths of Scrims and Voiles, _Abo SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Formerly $3.95 to $4.95 pair Number of Pairs Classified Sizes Now Reduced to 1212%1313% 1 4147 15(5% 616717 price. Women’s All-Linen Kerchiefs, 3 for 25¢ Fine Quality Pure Linen Handicer. Wiets, finished with hemetitehed v Friday's for 25¢ FIRST FLOOR ‘A Close Out Discontinued Corsets Models from such popular malkes as La Grecque, Madame Lyra, Blen Jolle, Nemo, Bin- ner, Stylish Stout, Warner, American Lady and Gotham. Many styles and a good range of sizes, though not every size in every style. Divided into two groups, and greatly re- duced for Friday—$2.25 and $3.50. Bandenux, or fine honeycomb material, with elastic in- serts. Bizes 40 to 44 only. Originally 29c. Friday's / price 190 ‘Bandeaux and Brassieres, in- cluding Blen Jolle, De Bevoise, Stylish Stouts and others. Sizes 32 to- 50, but not every style. Greatly re-~ duced. Fridgy’s price $1.25, THIRD FLOOR At $1.00 Discontin Corsets, in many models — American Lady, Warner's, R & G and La Grecque. Blzes 19 to 28, though not in each style. Formerly $3.00 and $3.00. Friday's price.. .+ .$1,00 BARGAIN TABLE, MAIN FLOOR Genuine Pabeolin Rugs, room size 9x12, to close out. LS89 l"inav Viber Rtugs—Half Fiber price. (50). Grass Rugs, high quality, size 1.6x7.6 greatly reduced to, Fri- day’s price .. %3.95 Linoleum and Felt Base Floor Cov- erings, in short lengths. (hmc» at Friday's price, vard... (300) High Quality Bar Harbor Chair Cushions, to clear out at ¥riday's price, ecach s (1) Hand-carved Polychrome Table, a_beautiful piece of furniture. greatly reduced to (1) Overstufted Wing Ch velour. Reduced to. (1) _Overstuffed Chair, in gold and black damask, greatly reduced -$49.75 Awnings, brown and tan stripe, sizes 36, 42, and 48 inches wide. reduced 0.....ceeeveveess BLES wnings, stenciled khaki awnin in 28,36, 42 and 48 inch widt reduced to 3208 Awnings, painted stripe awnings, high quality, 42 and 48 inch widths, reduced to. ... 8325 Cretonnes, final clearance of short lengths, formerly 60c to 74c yard. Friday's Price...osewenenss««-25¢ FIFTH FLOOR —Hand Theni Out— Summer Gloves Lace Mitts, in 12 and 16 button lengths: black, white and colors. Formerly $1.00 and $1.50, F¥ri- day’s Price ,upvrrsrrerrrrree 8B 12-button-length Gloves, of white Milanese lisle; all sizes 6 to §. Formerly 49c. Friday's pricé, 39¢ FIRST FLOOR Coats, Capes and Suits Clearance Priced (12) Capes, sport models or poiret twill embroidered in wool. = For- merly $0.95. Friday price.$5.00 (1) Tweed Conts, large, sizes, 42 o Formerly $§25.00. F da price... (7) Tweed Contw. mis ‘ormerly $15.00 ida price. (3)_Velour Coats, sizes 18 to 38. Formerly $16.95. Friday's price. (20) Coats, of tweeds, Fort plaids, overplaids and chinchilla, includ- ing _sport jackets. Formerlv $9.95. Friday's price... @) Three-plece Suit of Ratin ormerly $19.50. F hrxce (1) Stk Sni . Formerly $25.00. Friday's price......80.85 (3) Mine Mohair Sults, misses’ sizes. Formerly $16.50. ¥riday's price, $7.50 (3) Polret Twill Suits, sizes 18 to 38, Formerly $25.00. Friday's price, $16.50 (1) Tweed Suit, size 481%. Formerly $16.50, Friday's price. 55 (3)_Tweed Suits, formerly $19.95. Friday's price. 81275 (3) Tweed Suits, misses’ sizes, For- merly $22.50, Friday's price, $15.00 (2) Tweed Suits, misses’ sizes. For- merly $12.75 and $16.60, Friday's price . rermrrrren + 1 854 (3 _Tweed Sults, formerly $5.00. Friday’s price,.;ssseneere:-$1.00 SECOND FLOOR Ribbon Remnants Remnanis of Wide nln - in des sirable colorin good lengths. day’ u pflce. yard. Remnants of Taffeta and Satin Rib- bons, in light and dark colors. Friday's price, ¥ard ...se....10e Ribbon Flowers, for lingerie; slight- 1y soiled. Friday's price, card, 1e FIRST FLOOR Boys’ Genuine Palm Beach Suits, $3.95 Only 23 of these well tailored suits to close out at this low price. Broken sizes. (10) Boyw’ Khaki and Crash Norfolk -$2.95 (120) Boys’ One-piece Bathing !ull- Suits. Reduced fo.. Reduced to - ceeessd (56) Boyw’ Wash Hats, assorted vl- ors. Reduced to - (72) Summer Golt Caps. 92) Boyw (84) !oyl’ Kllll and Bluo Overlllu. D Reduced to ... (loo) Boy-' Sport Blouses. (ln) Boyw Cloth and Khakl Knick- ers. Reduced to. ce..BBC (4) Boys’ Palm Beach Coats, Te- duced to ........ .$2.00 Reduced 3200 -plece Pojam Re- duced to ..., E De (fl)‘ Boys’ Cloth Coats 0 coveseisesson (52) Boys' FOURTH FLOOR - Children’s Silk Parasols $1.29 A.limited number of these fine Silk light and medium blue, rose and green; 13 and 14 inch’ sizes; were $1.70 and $2.00. arasols, in Friday’s Drice ys;sezenress-S1 FIRST FLOOR LANSB 420-430 SEV! Reduced vee-10¢ neduced ... Wanted Woolens Savingly Priced 50-inch Mohair, in gray, black, navy and white, for bathing suits, separate skirts and dust coats! ¥ormerly $L vard. Friday's price . o 75e S4-inch Tubular Jersey, in a good range of colors, including plenty of black, navy and white. For- merly §2.25 vard. Friday’s price, . 3185 Silk and Wool Crepe, in fancy sport striped patterns. color assortment. _ 40 wide, Formerly § Price o.eeees White Flannel, Tricot Homespun and Ratine. inches wide and excellent for sports wear. Formerly Friday’s Price eeeeeceeesssss THIRD FLOOR Towels and Linens (73) Boott Mills Towels, formerly 20c. Friday's price,.....,,,,.14e (75) Boott Mills merly 38c. Fi (48) Boott Mills Scarts, hemstitched. 1sx54. Formerly 30c, Friday's DPriCe syverrsrrrrrrrrrrersrs-23e (5) Pure Linen Waflle Sets, 54-inch. Formerly $7.50. Friday's price.. (45) Pure Linen Huck Towels, hem- stitched. Formerly f0c, Friday's DriCO ;12 pmereomnmme mmnene - 38C FIRST FLOOR $1.95 1 C TS ERIELL T | D T 17175556316l 1] 1] 2 [4]-7 (9] 9 TeT 1] 185 pairs of these well known sport shoes for women and misses at a Friday price that is greatly reduced. The uppers-and soles are vulcanized together by a special welt, which prevents splitting. Oxfords of all white canvas or sports models, trimmed with tan or black calf. 225 Pairs Women's White Pumps and Oxfords $2.45 Soms trimmed with brown or black. Xor dress or sport. All_ sizes, but not in every style, Friday's price (lrelfly reduced) eeceecseecrres s 8343 48 pairs) White Canvas Sport Ox- fords for growing girls. With rubber soles and low or spring rubber heels. Also white canvas pumps with Tubber soles and heels. Sizes 2% to merly $2.25 to §2.75. price o (50_pairs Misses” White Canvas Pam Shoes with rubber soles. merly $1.65 to $2.15.° Friday's price evceensees PR o SECOND FLOOR Clearance---Skirts and Dresses Skirts, of barenet satin, tweed, and gabardine, formerly $2. and Friday's price: ..o skirts, of gabardine an HkI. tormnly $2.25 to $3.50. Friday's price,.see. + 18150 skirts, of fancy _cordurey and draped crepe de chins, for- merly $3.50 and §5, briday's Price ‘prmee rrommrorreorrr vt MEMBER BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU $2.50 BECOND FLOOR Dresses, of linen, voilé and ratine, formerly $5.00, , Friday's price. $3.50 Dresses, of silks, organd! and linens, formerly $8,76, Friday's price Dresses, of canton creps, cotten, ratine and embroidered voils, tormerly $15 25, pri CO vierem GH & BROTHER TH STREET NORTHWEST—PHONE FRANKLIN 7400