Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1924, Page 20

THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO POSTAL WORKERS’PAY |Increase of Tens of Thousands RAISE WINS BACKING D. C., THURSDAY, MAY 1, iy .l\lLouu:oflulr:;!‘m &;“:;:g l::n’t!!fe public. FASHION SHow MAT'NEE ing the eight days on which the show | to lhe Convention Hall by New York is to run. : Throughout the engagement the o . . In furnishing theso approximate Illustrious Potentate Harry F. Cary |doors of the Convention Hall will Noted m Sport Lovers m Clty figures Mr. Clyde-Burton explained TO BENEFIT HOSPITALS announces that the final arrange- [open at 6:30 cach evening and two | h h : i performances of the Fashion Revue |jlould be repaired and looked that the figures do not represent ments in connection with the revue (PSrformances of the I'as| VUS| being por in storage. " You will separate players, inasmuch as they | 0Ny Afterncon Performance of |inciude a grand opening parade to- Ske place nightly—at 8 and 10 A It Pl nd R ds SI L inciide » ‘grand b, and trouble if you will let me do your werk Committee Approval of Capital’s Adult Playgrou ecor: how Lure of |were counted cach time they plaved.| Almas Temple Revue Will Be n?wu ‘l’hbleh made from your own material The parade will form at the Almas W e K 3 ! & The golf figures indicate an Increase Temple headquarters, 711 13th street, FURRIER, © Athletic Games Drawing Many—Golf Players of 60 per cent over the preceding Ctven Basiriny, G street to 15th, thence to Pennsyl- | carpenters, as shown by the latest i s The committee in charge of the Almas | vania. avenue, Gain 60 Per Cent in Year. 1924. Hous ouse 5 ‘Whoever said a woman cannot drive $300 Flat Increase Virtually pec et o and at precisely 6:30 will proceed up |a nail is wrong; nearly 200 women 30-32 Florids vear an e tennis Agreed at Hearing. an Increase of 30 along Pennsylvania | United States census, give the lie to Ave N.W. * bercant Temple merchants' exposition and|avenue to 7th street and from there | that myth, Hloodmard & Wothrop DOWN STAIRS STORE a to support the| Citizens of the District of Columblia, | report to be submnitted to Col. C. O.| 4] compared with 49,700 the preced- | nounces a special performance for o ' - | Sherrill, U. S. A,, officer in charge of ) & Senato and |Particularly the younger sel, are Bo- | blic buildings ‘and arounds, in | (nts wumber watened thelion times |Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock for Remnant Day Merchandise Is not Returnable or Exchangeable; not Sent C. O. D. or on Approval; Mail or Phone Orders not Accepted to give & flat|INE in more for outdoor sports and | Shick will be thown In detail the va- | LIS number watch Deraosames. The |the benefit of Walter Reed, Mount athletics. rious rec s saged In games wero recorded as|Alto and Naval hospitals This {s made evident by figures kept | indulged in durin poyear ending | follows: Basket ®all, 300; hoating,| The proceeds of this performance, in the office of the public buildings |} ot ‘,:'II,:H:(’); (.T of partici-16,200 bowling, 100; cricket, lxrn’l;. g0 which is er the patronage of the the House | A0 Brounds, which hus charge of the at the various contests held. This re- 500 o F e b U S L L T mendment | Various parks in and about the city, Y toaiat of 1ha outanor push’ ball, 690:|the three beneficiaries and contin- Clyde [where practically of " the louthof-i| SULIOW, SUpSrintanAnt of the outdioe 00; riding and e hooling | gents of patients from the hospitals s atEr aE e AT Pecrestion %o g ; skating, 17,000; schlag [ will be welcomed by the ladies of the / st} i uildings and grounds. speed ball, 1 10 : Soccer, | 1923 Almas Temple convention com- Each year, as additions and im- 2,000,000 Engage in Play. 5.300; ey ball, 3,000, and more | mittee, who will act as hostesses. dicated that an|Provements have been made by the| This report will show that nearly R 909 "!(;'Im:rha picnic grounds| The public is advised taht this will ator to have |office of public bulldings and grounds | 2,000,000 persons engaged in the rec- | i Potomic an cek parks. Ibe the only matinee to be given dur- $400 pro-| o the recreation and athletic grounds, 57 | especially those in Potomac Park, E ber were specta- ns and sports and that an equal, o . ach at the tidal | Which is so conveniently and attrac- | (OF% [Tht At s | tively situated along the banks of the | est draw Approximate fig- Potomac River, there has been a no- |ures furnished today in advance of ticeabls ease in the numbers of | Making his report show that more A | than 600,000 men, women and children those seeking fresh-air recreation and | Viiited tiie beach during the past s ¢ was another|gathle sport. | son. Golf was second, with more than Ke! h would | There is being prepared a complete | 320,000 persons taking advantage of time differential for \tween 6 pm. and cive the same pay the salaries of ers, supervivsors | Really mothproof ! At last—a new, scientific pes from e onto the llhfi'. ' work as day » hour. mitten said they ng of the week. a House re the bill des +15,868,000 for $13.114.000 for city 50,000 for rural U0 for railway r otaer of four tices of the erstood, ant of in = - AMOCO-GAS The Origin, Drive with ~o al Special Motor Fuel~ revolutionized the gasoline industry. LZook, out L0y imitations wayto prevent moth- holes! Larvex does it! Ask your drug, furniture or department store about Larvex for mothproofing woolens. LARVEX == For Mothproofing Woolens e T T B T Tt e X % S 1 Iz . : % x H g S 3 s Z X N 3 = b i s » 3 b % W77 R\ NS/ MANMS 7R\ S/ W\ Ty RIS 'Oo o Vo0 ,0 oe, = AR Lo AR Ay’ 28 W/ /BB /7 WA\ /T WA N N LN O N AT ] T UAaNCTs ,- :\‘é 36 \\,-( S ln A Airedale or Gray Suede. O make this year w rEN\m /W™ T -\\-/f-\\-/\-/f-\\u/u\\-//-\\-//-\\-//-\\-”-\\-/r-\\-r/-\\-// N Y7L, “Birthday Sale” the best ever—many of our highest grade women'’s shoes reduced to $7.75! pairs! The most beautiful styles in our Regular Stocks! See them and you'll want to anticipate the entire summer’s shoe needs! Airedale Spede. Gray Some at our 7th St. or 9th St. stores—but more at our smart “City Club Shop.” at these 3 stores— AR /7 BN 7 RAAR S SN ol 1318 G St. Cor.7thand K 414 9th St. Hundreds of Black Satin. PatentLeather. Racquet Suede and Gray Ocean Wave Calf. Black Satin. Patent Leather, T RNR ST OB ST AN, N 1/-\\-/:-\\-”-\1-\\-,/-\ 7N 7N YRS — w/ R A/ A\NT e NN 7R/ 7 SR/ B\ RIS /U W/BN W T/A N\ W/ /M N/ BN/ /RN S LN\ AN 7 BNR 7 HNNR S/ WM T/ WOANRS 7 RN F BN 7 SR AN\M S 7AW/ /W Y S Y SN O N ) (] i ., Men’s English Broadcloth Shirts, $1.50 15, white, gray and tans. Silghtly frregular. Sizes 14, 15 and 1 I shirts, Lig Qurk and 16%. Work and Oadet Shirt either blue or tan. Siz 4 Black, gray and 25 pairs, black, brown Silk amd Wool Hose, 3 pairs. Blacl. n Knitted Tiew, 35¢ each; 3 for § assortment of patterns and colors. en’s Ties, 35¢ each; 3 for $1, apecial. Fas - ed bow ties, with adjustable 3 Pt vion Silk Shirts, $1.95. 7 hi silk slightly damaged. Sizes 17 Sl 2,15, 16 and 17, . s Men’s Brown Oxfords, $2.95 Pair Were $3.95 pair. vairs Rice & Hutching Ox- rds. Goodyear welt soles and rubber heels Sizes 6 1o 10, ) “—n‘n Tlln llx'orll.n. $1.9% higher. A welt ‘soles, Sizcs == 1 Goody Men’s Cravenette Finish Topcoats, $16.50 Showerproof, well wearing and ideal spr or 34, 35, 36, 29 DOWN STAIRS STORL. pair: spe- , mist and Sizes 8% fo 10, Thread Silk Hose, $1 pair. 40 pairs. irre, s, If regular would be $1.50 pair lack, ° white and peach. Sizes 8% to 10, | Bungalow Aprons, 68c Special. 30; (n attractive colors and styles. Sizes 36 and 46, Three styles, Linen Dreswes, $3.05; were §5.96. 10; sizes 3¢ to 44. Apron Dresses, S1. Hoover apron dresse: Friday Aprons, 75¢; were much more. 6; black bungalow aprons, for cool wear in the sum were $2.95. 4: whita radically reduced for Sateen Slips, Now 95¢ ; in white, black or blue. Sizes 36 to 44. Silk Petticoats, $1.9%; were $295. Only 2 Sateen Petticoats, 95c. 4: in black or brown. Flanuelette Kimonos, $£1.45;: were $2.65. greatly reduced for immediate clearance. Sleeveless Sweaters, $1.45 Were $1.95. 9; also a few mandarin style slip-on sweaters. Tisht-sleeve sweaters. 3% to 44. llandmade Blouses, $1 Were 81 ity and tuck- with Pe 2 S 7 Catlar ana more. 11 s or novelty cloth. duced for Fri Special selling Women's Straw Sports Hats, $1.50 84 straw sports hats, s and_combinations. For wear now and DOWN STAIRS STORE Girls’ Gingham Dresses, 78¢ 42, in attractive styles for giris & Muslin Gertrudes, t ace and ‘Taffeta Dresses, and gray. Si 5 Gingham Dresses, 95c; were much more, sizes for mirls 6 to 14 years, Middies, 65c. 4, size 6. Suits, Coats, Dresses, Special, $10 Suits, $10 20 Sports Suits, bovish Coats, $10 20 Sports Coats new glos (artificial silk) Dresses, $10 hox coat models : full .m! adow plaid and de chine or crepe Coats, Dresses, Skll‘tS Jacquettes, Now $5 Dresses, $5 Were higher, 9; flannel, velvet and silk dresses, Small sizes. Sports Skirts, §5 25; plaids and checks. Soff wool materials. Spring colors. Trimmed Hats, $1; Were Much More l-over straw cloth hate, with fow s. And a few sports hats Women's Silk Gloves, 75¢ Pair Were $135 pair. 1) pairs 16-butte in white and mode. Slightly and 6. Fabrie Glowes, 25¢ pair: were 4S¢ 13 air two-button fabric gloves White, brown an cafe. Sizes 6 anda 8. Black Kid Gloves, 75¢ slightly solled. Sizes Women’s Pumps, $2.95 Pair Were $2.95 pair. 28 pairs seasonable footwear, including airedale, black and gray suede pumps. With one strap or plain. Sizes 313 to 6'%. Women’s Low Shoes, $1.95 ‘Were S2.95 and higher. 50 palrs tan, bla. and gunmetal oxfords. Black black gunmetal pumps. Sizes 2 lot. Fancy Turkish I‘ovwls. 35¢ Were 55c. ll col " Good heavy Damask ‘\.pkln.b. 151‘ eac mercerized damask napkir able pattern Table Coverw, SLOG: were 8275 10, of Japanese blue print. Size 72X’ Slightly soiled. Pure Iri Linen Huck Towelx, 3 for 3' 96, size 18x36. Very specially priced for Friday selling. Bleached Sheets, 81x90, $1.18 seamless bleached sheets, double-bed size. Standard quality. Hemmed, ready for use. Bleached Muslin Pilloweases, Z5e each: were 330 96, 45x36 pillowcases, with good deep Dimity RBedspreads, $1.95; were $250. SIx90 white dimity bedspreads, slightly soiled from display. Boys’ Fine Suits, $1.95 15, corduroy, tweeds or ]cv\(‘y suits, in middy or butten-on sty 25¢, 3 10 pairs, Boys’ Wash Suits, 85c; were higher. 10, in middy and button-on styles. Peggy and other wash suitings. Sizes 2, 3 and 6 years, ¢ Pajamas, $1: were higher. 5 two-plece muslin pajamas. White or blue. Sizes S to 16 years. Bovs' Blouses. S1: were more. 10, of madras. Pin stripe effect. Sizes 9 to 15 vears. Imitation Cameo Earrings, 38c¢ Were very much higher. 31 pairs imitation gameo carrings, in drop effect. Green and P inther-hack Address Books, 10¢; were 15e. 53 books; diffgrent color leather-back address books. Reduced for Friday only. Glass Ink Wells, 25e; were 45c. 29: with imita- tion ivory tops. Very unusual value., Yard Goods Remnants Reduced Y to VY5 500 remnants of silk, cotton gned! and draperies. Lengths 1% to 4 Remnants_ include: Satin, Chine, Taffeta, Messaline, Printed Crepe, Cretonnes, Scrim, Marquisettes, Voile, Crepes, Tissue, Linens, Ratlnes, Granite Cloth, Batiste and Organdies. DOWN STAIES STORE. Coats, $5 ; plaids and stripes. 1In grays and Jacquettes, $5 Were higher, ©; striped polaire and knitted abrica. Were §10. 1 browns. Chlldren s Panty Dresses, 88c es for Dresses, were SLO5, 20, blue her Pants, 25 very low priced Bibs and Feeders, 1Se. Only o Sweafers, 8. 4. for children 2 to 5 years Blue and red sweaters. Some with belts Children's Ribhed Hose. were much more. 20 pairs ribbed hose in black. Sizes 3 to 8. Infant¥ White Dresses, 4Se. , in sizes months, 1 and 2 years Children’s Shoes, $1.95 Palr Were S2.95 pair. 25 pairs children s patent leather vamp & de top-lace shoes. Sizes 8% to 2. Children’s Shoes, T5c; were $1.45 patr, 50 pairs button and lace shoes in black kid. black gun metal, smoked elk and white canvas. Pink Muslin Bloo_mers,. 38¢c f good qua lemine, £l wers = 1 " and greatly reduced for immes te clearance. 32, flesh, large size ich higher Waistline Corsets, 3 1y 2 for Friday. . Women's = Lisle Union Suits, 75¢ Were $1.50. 15; flesh or white, Sizes 34, 36, 42 and 46, Glos (Artificial SUK) Vests, $1. 15; flesh, white and orchid. Sizes 36 to 42, Glos (Artificial Silk) Step-ins, . 12; orchid, peach and flesh, es 23 and Union Suits, $1. 10; combed-yarn taflored union suits, with built-up shoulders and tight knees. Flapperettes, 50c: were £1. 20 sport bloomers, in blue, red and black. Sizes 5 and 6. Soiled. Boston Bags, $1 \\ero £1.65. 9 imitation leather bags. Reduc ie Doll Boudoir Lamps, £1.50; were £2. or blue. Very attractively made. k Shades for Floor Lamps, $5; greatly re- , rose, gold and blue, of good quality ilk Shades for Boudoir Lamps, $2.95: tremen~ dously reduced. 10, in rose, blue and gold Three shapes and sizes. Read Bagw, §L25. 25 drawstring style. Aluminum, 38c Was 68c. Colanders, {rying pans and mixing bowls. Marked for immediate clearance. Axminster Rug (9x12), $39.75 One, in Persian design and good colors. Slightly imperfect. Tremendously reduced for Friday. Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rug, $11.45. 9xi2 rug in desirable colors and design. Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs, $2.45. 4 (3x9) run- ners in very attractive patterns. Rag Rugs, $1.95 12, (3x6) good grade rag rugs in wanted colorings. Japanexe Straw Rug, 3375 1 9x118 rug i stenciled pattern. Felt-base Floor Covering 58¢c Sq. Yard 100 square yards felt-base floor cov- ering. Very desirable for such use as coverings in pantries, halls, porches, kitchens and bedrooms, Very specially priced. DOWN STAIES STORE.