Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1924, Page 13

THE_SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FEBRUARY 24, 1924—PART 1. 3 ! IIll|llIIII||IIIlllllllIIIIII|IIIlIIIIlllIII|||lIII|||IIIIIlllIIIlIIlIIIl!IIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIIIII|III|IIII|II|III|I|I|III|IIIIlI||I|IIIIlIIllllll||lllllIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIlI||IlllllIIlIIIIllIIIIIlIIlIlIIIIlllIIIIllIIIlI = . TWO SLAIN IN PISTOL FIGHT IN CITY STREET Bad Feeling Over Liquor Raid Four Years Ago Causes Threes Cornered Battle. Turkish Towels, 19c Each ¢ Both white and colors in this i 1 Ek would sell for .35’::. Turkish Towels, 12%cFach | Kolumn Assorted sizes in this b?{ggiin group, mostly white. Run of the mill, but not ap- 2 s Brecictly hurt: Eclas Toilet Paper Extra good quality tissue, 3 rolls, 19%. KINGS PALACE BROTHER SEES BROTHER SHOT | 810-818 Seventh Street Survivor Then Kills Slayer, Whose Firing Went Wild. Fancy Toilet Soap Made by the makers of the famous Palmolive Soap, 3 cakes, 1lc. 4 By the Associated Press. BOONEVILLE, Ark., February 23.— A three-cornored pistol fight—sequel of a prohibition officer’s raid I'our! years ago—was fought in the streets | here late today and when the smoke of battle cleared, two men lay dead and a third was under arrest on a charge of murder. The dead men are W. H. Wilson, former federal prohibition nt ofticer, and Jess Wool-, , farmer. Woolridge was who, in _turn, was ard Woolridge, (T T Sale—New Spring Dresses $1 1,5() Frostilla 3 regular 25c bottles, special, Soc. Pro-phy-lac-tic Hairbrushes The brush with the sanitary bristles, special, 50c. This is indeed a rare oppor- runity to buy your Spring Dress {n advance of the season at a special sale price. A selection of charming new Spring Dresses in sizes 16 to 44; extra sizes 46 to 50. Revealing the newest spring modes in 19¢c Apron Gingham 12Vs¢ Yard Standard quality, in fast color blue checks of assorted sizes. uccording to witnes: Bad feeling w tsted between W ridee the conducted by Wilson four years a : men mct here today and q reled. Both drew their weapons, Wit- s said Wilson tripped Woolridge id to have ex. n and Jess Wool 25¢ Bleached Cotton 5 Yards for §9¢ Yard-wide Bleached Cotton, of reliable quality, for general home use. nan, 3 d the slaying s the stre y was said, and . started ared that Canton Crepe Satin Flat Crepe ' Turknit Wash Cloths Trico Knit Georgette Crepe de Chine Satin-Faced Center Crepe e e Including many braided, beaded and embroidered models; also lace and ribbon trimmed and accordion pleated. T Large Brass Extension Rods, with silver-finished knobs and all fixtures. * TRIAL NEXT WEEK Chief of Police Who Became Il After Apartment Raid May Be Able to Appear. Shelf Oilcloth, 10 Yards for 89¢ Scalloped Sheli Oiiclot in white and fancy patterns Immense Purchase $1.59, $2 and $2.50 Spring Silks Superfine Qualities in Plain and Printed W eaves that Answer Every Demand of the New Season’s Fashions tion—which we could proclaim with all the supcriatives in the dictionary and not over cstimate its importance! Here are quality silks volume and va- riety—a gathering of the weaves foremost in demand—priced to vour utmost advantage. Complete color range—white and black—and richest of printed color combinations. Choose Sale of Notions and Art Goods 3 for the Price of 2 Three of any article in our entire stock included. Chict Beavers has n confined to Three papers of pins. rthine for oo e pap pins, three of anything for the reg rest of Mrs. Candler amd the two ular price of two. men in an apartment He led the raid and is the principal witness the woman and her two com- Jersey Tricolet Lingerie Tubing $1.50 Quality Knitted in 95 c Plain and Yard Jacquard Effects ar. Beautifu!, shimmering quality—as rich in good service it 15 in fine appear- ance. 36 inches wide. Plain knit in two thades of pink; with neat jacquard flesh, melon, saimon, canary, light blue A genuine silk sen. $2.00 Bordered Napkins Dozen, $1.00 Made in Ireland. Finished blue border and hemmed re for use. £oft drink magnate; prominent dry cleaner, and G. Keellng, president of a brick manu- facturing concern, are expected to be tried next week, as Police Chie Reavers is sufliciently convalesced to . return to work Monday. $1.25 Tablecloths, 95¢ 45x45 Mercerized Cotton Dam- ask Tablecloths, hemmed ready for use. rom: 36 and 40 inch Printed 35-inch Colored Taffeta Jersey Silk. Silk. 36-inch Printed Radium 39-inch Crepe de Chine. Silk. 35-inch Colored Radium > 36-inch Printed Satin. Silk. [ ] 40-inch Printed Georg- 35-inch Black Satin Mes- tee. saline. *3S-inch Colored Satin 3-inch Black Chifion Yard Duchesse. Taffeta. 35-inch Striped Jersey Silk Shirting See Window $1.25 Feather Pillows 95c Each pattern, in pink, peach, orchid, m NO EXCEPTIONS ing frocks tom Choose silks for all vour s 3 for 10c Taffeta Roshanara Poiret Twil! i i T . . and white. _ . e foel el e . 2 Safety Pins Sanltary GOOdS T!f‘le h}xunnu;‘ma!;r:alrev:ry wurfmg f)r“\!\i.";:?c(;prortunuy sustilies buying 10EHOSHPresE Display : Coveredl with! stroni; aisiged . < . . prefers for making fine lingerie—price g X 2 dn bluc, flesh, gray, emerald, cocoa, copen, sand. s ol AR Hair Pins Wash Cloths prefes for [aling ST Iohioot | oo, GOLORS inciude pink, o rose Pekin b, fesh, gy, omersd, oo Coneay 24 | | iing and Slled with new fath G atations Hat Pins e Hangers Sconony: wonderful selection Persian and other unique patterns. ers. for trial of N . 50c Khaki Cloth, 39c Yard 000 : Pins : $ -W 5 ; < s"lnr:‘dlig, Shior e Shields 1-25 All 001 Canton CrEPes $1'00 Yard Heavy Twilled Khaki Cloth, Ironing Wax $ Spool Silk Hair Curlers Hair Nets fast color. Longcloth, $1.79 Piece A prime favorite among dress fabrics for spring. 36 inches wide, sponged and shrunk. Colors include fawn, steel, Madonna, blue, gray, navy, silver, battleship, cocoa, sand, black and tan. is filed in Dekalb superior |S t Decatur as the outgrowth |= lleged attack upon Mrs. By- = Mr. Candler while she and . A = s ;. -e I e s = Scissors $1.25 Sport Check Prunella, $1 Yard All-Wool Camel’s Hair Suiting, 39¢ \ard-‘\\ ndfe Black Sateen, 2?c. FE e e in the summer of 19 H Needles Baskets 54 inches wide, of handsonte and service- $298 Yard Hervy quality rich, lustrous, mercerized Fyare D g 14 heduled for trial 1. 1= 7 ~, able weave, showing smart checks of tan In high favor for making spring sport fast black sateen, for aprons, bloomers and cloth, with soft finish. = = Fringes Cottons and blue and tan and brown. ckirts and coats. In two new shades of Iimngs.zs'czg g R Table Oilcloth, 29¢ Yard itti S < Black Mohair Sicilian, $1.49 Yard tan and gray. ~ -29¢c Was| s, i TN LANDIS SAYS BONUS Knitting Yarns Stamped Goods 5242.;“}, beautiful quality lustrous black Sport Check Crepe, $1.59 Yard Yard-wide Shirting Madras, Yard-wide Seconds of 40c Oilcloth, in whi le, 32-inch Dress Gingham and 32-inch and tile patterns. mohair Sicilian on sale Monday at a worth- S4-inch spring novelty of mixed wool and Py 32 while saving. cotton. Checks in the popular gray and tan. Romper Cloth. - A Special Purchase of S 181x9OSh X » eamless Sheets y 1,000 Untrimmed Hats gt $1.00 ; i Ol'th tO $3000 A dollar sale of sheets that would cost 50 cents more than one dollar but for the presence of very slight imperfections, which $1.00 Cocoa Mats, 79¢ Large Size Thick Brown Cocoa Door Mats. Durolin Door Mats 4 IS DEBT OF NATION Contradicts Mellon Assertion It Would Make Tax Reduc- tion Impossible. Made of heavy floor covering in attractive patterns. Size 18x27, 25¢ Size 24x36, 39%c 25¢ bottle of Listerine ........ 19¢ Good quality of Toothbrush, 14c De Vilbiss Perfume Sprays..$1.00 ation as repudia- e debt, Base Ball M. Landis declared TR T t a banguet of the Irish Fel- o E D T o S e to Go on Sale at B e e o e et b, | Paimate Soap ... e contradicted the assertion of . Mavis Talcum .... .16c i R R Thin This lot consists of Milan hemps, taffeta Sheets, $1.79 Marseilles Bedspreads | special 02d Pieces Ivory ictions and & bonus 00, A long- hats, Milans, tagals, hair braids, ig L T $5.98 Ware ...cooeumeeeens 49c and 98¢ :v:xlt';esn}:gd W e e —Blacks —Grays iryipiassya R IBRandiS IR B i Domn on et Pearl Necklaces s See for T Skt shmenth Soues Slade ® ; ; Pillowcases, 16c Each “'Crochet Bedspreads | b stering sitver or inde- made at once, he said. —Tans —Copen < _d2x36 Pllloweases of stronc. $149 structible gold clasp, $1.00. 5 —Reds —Wood shades Seot to Shight impertections. Size for single and three- Earrings to create sentiment in lavmo; th %mall, med?um o 1afge shapes, pokes, /off= Blankets’ $5:98 l?laigm !;“:‘:;frqugf&? msg;‘?w fi"‘kmfi Stond £dsop Dpcarl el Vet e-face models, large flaring shapes. 300 Part wool wnas inniecx Pillowcases, 29¢ Each cluster drop and others. Regu- through let: from workers written at the on of the employer. far S0c, 79 and $1.00 values, 39c. o of 39c and 50c Cases in 4 and 45x36 sizes. Superior In material and making. Imper- ! “Blankets, $1.00 Each $3.50 and $4.00 Extra Large $1.25 Imported Gray Blankets, Size White Spreads, hemmed or thick and heavy, with borders in With scalloped edge and cut cor- . combination colors. Single cut Offering Real Values in. | Girls’ New $1. 10| ® S R HOSIERY |°Prine Dresses .. = 3 assorted checks of blue, red, green, lavender, brown, £ 200 DOZEN PURE THREAD SILK AND GLOS MIXED | tangerine and black and white. Some trimmed with WOIV.IEN 'S HOSE. The thread silks are tailored \vxdg seams, | pining and patchwork embroidery; others with con- the silk and glos are three scams. These hose are mill runs, | trasting colors, silk stitching and embroidered fronts. but have few faults, most of which are not in the silk. Double Peter Pan collars, pockets Ynd sash. Sizes 7 to 14 soles, high spliced heels and garter tops. Mostly vears. plaids of tan, blue, pink and gray. Crochet Bedspreads $2.98 FLOWER WREATHS, to go with untrimmed hats, in all 98C 50c Bracelets colors, formerly sold as highas $1.95.......eooiiiiiiiiiiint o HERRIN MILITARY GUARD IS CUT TO ONE COMPANY Militiamen Depart as Citizens’ Committee’s Compromise Plan Is Made Effective. By the Assoclated Press. FIERRIN, IIl, February .—Only one company of state militiamen re. Set with brilliant imitation pearls, 39c. Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Umbrellas Guaranteed perfect for one vear, $1.00. $5 and $6 Umbrellas —for rain or shine, pure silk, exceptional values. $398. 2,000 Yards 50c Fruit of the Loom =rnoon. e troops were sent here February 8 °r a clash between members of the Ku Klux Klan and anti-Klans men over the dry raids the Klans- men had been conducting. A com- promise was affected by a citizens' committee several days ago. i Pillowcasing, 36c Yard Nationally known quality and seldom known price unite to make this sale of Genuine Fruit ——e- | > OPERA FOR cLEVELAND | black, some colors, all sizes. 1f perfect would sell 59C b LormCotton in the S, 4 for $1.00 and $1.50 ... . . inch width, for making pillow- Metropolitan to Present Seven Per- ' o 75¢ Sanitas Stenciled cases, a bargain occasion cer- formances. 100 Dozen Pure Thl'ead Sllk HOSC tain to bring a rousing response. CLEVELAND, February 23.—An- nouncement was made tonight that the Metropolitan Opera Company of New York will come toCleveland for a week's engagement beginni April 28, e More than 30,000 attended a four- Mill runs. Black and in all the nefv spring colors, fash- Table Covers, 59c ioned hose with garter tops and high spliced heels. The flaws are mostly in the tops and not in the silk. These are | Large Size—And As Durable mill runs of well known makes of hosiery, also ribbed-top | As They Are Attractive. $2 Spanish engagement In this city earlier h f thread silk and glos, i ly. Stock- 1is month by the Chicago Civic Opera oseiof chread silk and glos, iniblackionly. “Stos 79 C We sold hundreds last week at this bargain pri L : 5 gl 3 - gain price. Hun- e ! ar v.:{sfl‘gx'%};fi""':av{fgf;“:“‘ll ::;usol\';ln in ings if perfect would sell for $1.50, special........ > dreds ready to repeat the performance tomon?ow. These Ne W Purchase Of A v d Jublican ‘convention' wil b held tn ONYX-POINTEX SILK STOCKINGS—S$1.95 Thread Silk | Stenciled Table Covers are pRE e the It S Tee bl The repertoire will be seven operas and Chiffons, $2.55 and $3.55. Full-fashioned hose of good | #0¢ Show circuiar designs in harmonious color combinations. ver ouses . g szelected by the local promoters of the . 5 = quality, lisle garter tops and the famous Pointex engagement. ST ;i = 0 : , $5.98 heel. Black and the new spring shades. The $1 .95 $7.00 8x10 Stenciled Grass Rugs, $5.95 %’salfiis il 21, $3.39 NEW SPHNE PRICE < aoh os e sosivabosnsiaseios 4 & ; JUST ARRIVED—600 PAIRS OF ONYX SILK STOCK- | yers P, 0 brown mixed patterns; plain-and colored cen- Dainty Blouses of Roshanara Crepe, Printed TOWNER ACTS APPROVED.! Nominations Confirmed by Porto For dresses, full yard wide, in black, white, Ziso Senate. INGS—Pure thread silk full-fashioned hose. All perfect, Crepe, Beaded Crepe, Embroidered Crepe, Pucker- sand and gray. Beauti- L4SAN, JUAN, Porto Rico, February lxhsle garter tops, i::gh spliced heel, double sole. Black and all $3.50 54x90 Stenciled Grass Rugs, $2.95 | ette and Novelty Crepe. Colors include na(\{y, ful designs, assorted pat- * tho nominations of Gov. Towner. It| the new spring s ades, ?uch as peacht, Indian $l 5 5 Blue and green attractive patterns, Size suitable for | brown, tan, gray, black, g_old, copen, high shades terns. A1l the activities of the Porto Rican skin, gray, nude and apricot.....icieeseennens . 4 hallrooms and small rooms. @ and color combinations. Sizes 36 to 46. e T L O L T R O T T TT R T ELCO L R ommission now in Wi the dctermination of the RO R R [T L T T L e e e T T AT T T TR LT UL U R ki : . ~ i