Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1924, Page 16

URGE REGULATION OF . C. TRADES Rhode Island Avenue cm- zens Indorse Measure to Increase D. C. Powers. The Rhode Island Avenue Citizens’ Association, meeting in the Sherwood Presbyterian Church hall last night, approved in part the proposed meas- ure for increasing the powers of the District Commissioners. The granting of additional power to the Commissioners to regulate the trades was approved, provided that they be allowed to regulate only those trades which are now regu- lated by existing law. The right to regulate assessment on property owners for the fixing of streets, road- ways and alleys was indorsed, with minor changes in phraseology recom- 1 -nded. * This part of the measure was ap- proved following a report by A. T. Cu- gack of the committee on law and legis- lation. Mr. Cusack, in his report, reit- ecrated and emphasized the importance of the association opposing vigorously the appointment of judges and the Board of Education by the Commission- ers. The assoclation had previously considered other parts of the pro- posed bill and last night's action en- ables it to express its opinion in full on the document Grade Crossing Dangers. Statements were reiterated regard- ing the danger of the grade crossing near Langdon, where a roadway runs across the Baltimore and Ohio Rail- road's tracks. B. F. Edwards recalled that 14 people had been killed at the crossing and urged that the assocla- tion push a former request that the crossing be done away with. A resolution was adopted to request the board of education to furnish transportation facilities for children living at long distances from the Langdon School. Another resolution was adopted re- oucsting the District Commissioners to establish another fire engine house in the immediate vicinity, the present engine company being declared in- adequate. The Public Utilities Commission was commended for its action in re- fusing to_ permit the street railway companies to install any more one- man cars. and a further request was made in the resolution to have the one-man_car ‘done away with alto- gether, William S. Torbert introduc- ing the resolution. New Sidewalks Asked. Sidewalks on Rhode Island avenue northeast between Twenty-eighth street and the District line were asked for in the form of a resolution, | to be forwarded to the . William 8. Torbert work done while he Neighborhood News. The following were members: Lieut. . J. Wrenn, E, L. Hardesty, Frank Murphy, Philip W. Kunz, Thomas D, Carroll, A. J. Hartke, L. W. Yocum, A. Raymond Houck, W. M. \\ adon, 1. A Bloomquist, Dr. Wil- Lewis, R. C. Winchester, John Harford, John J. r, Charles Wil nd Mrs. Win- s A. M. Sisson, principal of the Langdon School, and Miss Mary Draney, principal of the John Bur- roughs School, were elected honorary members, mmissioners. s thanked for editor of the installed as —_—— Police and insurance statistics on auto thefts taken in a number of the larger cities of the country show that | $ 403 11th Street N.W. more spare tires are stolen than cars. MOTORIZING POLICE 10 BE ADVOCATED Trade Board COmmfittee Fa- vors Plan Outside of Congested Area. The gradual motorization of all po- lice patroling the city outside the congested area will be recommended by the Board of Trade committee on public safety in its anual report No- vember 10. It was pointed out that ‘some pa- trolmen have beats that carry them many miles, and their efficiency would be tripled if they were given motor- cycles ‘or small automobiles. The ommittee declared that Berkely, Calif., had mounted its entire forc: and that a large part of the police- men In Chicago were using motor cycles or small cars. The measure, the'committee states, would help the policing of the city in the event that Congress refused to add the 300 ur- gontly needed additional men to the force, Thé question of drivers' permits was discussed and the committee will recommend that applicants, after their examination, be given a proba- tionary permit extending from six months to a year, which could be re- voked or suspended if the owner was arrested for any traffic violation. It was pointed out that large amount of the traffic violations and accidents involved persons who had just learned to drive, and who in getting their permits felt that they were expert operator: r othes Policing Up. In response to a letter from the A. A. A. opposing the use of plain clothes officers to arrest traffic vio- lators the committee, while not in favor of this method, stated that un- der the present conditions there was none ‘other to use. It was declared that there are only elght traffic offi- cers patroling the city and that four are in uniform and four in plain clothes, alternating every day. The committee feels t .at if there were 80 or 100 of such officers the work could be by men in uniform. Officers patrol- Ing the city on motor cycles always wear their uniforms at night. AWARDrMERIT Efficient Shot Repairing Best White Oak Y2 _Soles, Sewed, and Rubber Heels Regular $1.50 value for Leather This special for s limitad time onk put on by the ‘oldest £ad best shoo To- pair factory in Washington. NATIONAL SHOE REPAIR FACTORY - e é I i H * We Use Mrand (stamped on every sole) i l 4 4 i $ K@w APPAREL FOR EVERYWOMAN P at Tenth St. Month-End Sale These End-of-the-Month Sales, which have proven so very popular with our patrons, are sim- ply a grouping together of merchandise lots that should be sold before beginning a new month. All of the garments are new Fall apparel and are ex- tremely low priced. 25 Cloth Dresses; Month-End price. 22 Crepe Satin and Georgette Dresses. . . 31500 18 Charmeen Dresses, sizes 16 to 38. .. .-.329.50 50 Womlerful Satin Drma. Ya re:ular 20 Dinner and Dance Frocks. . . 15 Coats for Girls and Misses 12 Misses’ Fur-trimmed Coats . . . . . 6 Warm, Dressy Coats. . . . ~ 12 Fur-trimmed Coats. . . 18 Coats for large figures. . Choice of 50 Wonderful Coats, all sizes; were $125.00 and $135.00. .. Closing Out Every Skirt; were $10to $15. . . . Closing Out 20 Pair Knickers. . Special Lot of Sateen and Lingette Slips. .. Daintily Trimmed Silk Teddies and Step-ins. .82.95 3 Black Satin Tunics; were $8.75, now. . . . 3 Beaded Crepe de Chine Tunics; were $11.95, now. 1 Dozen Brushed Wool Chappie Coats. . 3 33.95 7 Bobbed Hair Coats, brushed wool; were $9.95 and } off Clnflon Hosiery, full-fashioned, new chadu Sl 1DomVod¢BIom,¢loum..........Sl Black and Brown Silk Hose; dmout.,.. 31.35 Every Velvet Hat that sold for. flifllo’llwhbcewmd AT OEHAREEL LI T L T T T . Friday Only— Tomorrow inaugurates- a revival of our famed “Green Ticket Special” Fridays. Being the end of the month, too, we are incorporat- ing both in"a remarkable offering of clear- ance items priced far below usual. Follow the Green Signs Values for Friday Satisfaction First Since 1859 PALALE 810-818 Seventh Street NGS —to a demonstration of * products of the tollette. appreciates the value of a beautiful tomplexion will be interested in this demonstration of the face powders, creams and other accessories that have made thé name of “Cappi” synony- mous with dalntiness. Miss Mattie Wadsworth Invites You “Cappt® Every woman who exquisite Street Floor. GREEN TICKET SPECIAL Boys’ Pajamas $1.25 Warm Flannel- ette Pajamas in one and two plece styles. Finished with frogs and well cut. Sizes 4 to 14.7 GREEN TICKET spm&* Boys’ Sweaters l‘l $1.50 Gray Knit Sweat- $]:00 GREEN TI(I(ET SPECIAL 75¢ Kayser Gloves Strap-wrist and 12- | button Chamoisette Gloves. Paris point and embroidered backs. Mode, gray, beaver, brown, black and covert- Street Floor. w Dresses and Skirts Originally $5—the dressts of tricolette and iace, in varl ous colors. 14, in 'sizes 'l'hr skirts; origlnally .15, of wool and 26 al. No . bhone orders oF wil- GREEN TICKET SPECIAL Corset Covers Drawers Originally $1.00 and 79 1 C 39c Table Oil Cloth Remnants of quality oilcloth in fancy and plain white effect, 1t to 2 yard lengths. Typical green ticket values. Yard, ldc. GREEN TICKET SPECIAL $1.00 Kid Gloves 20 dozen pairs Im- ported 2-clasp Kid Gloves. Black, beaver, white and black. Em- broldered backs. "Most all sizes. Street Floor. GREEN TICKET SPECIAL Coats & Jacquettes Originally $§10.00 to $16.75. Attractive nov- elty cloths in various styles. No C. 0. D, Phone orders or will calls. GREEN TICKET SPECIAL $1.79 Cuff Gauntlets 60 pairs of Lace Cuff s‘l .50 Style Lambskin Gaunt- lets. Black, brown and mode. Classed as sub- standards. New and very smart. GREEN TICKET bPECIAL Women’s Stockings 59¢, 79¢ and $1.00 Thread Silk and Rayon Hoese. Burson's splft foot in regular and extra sizes; heather mixture and cotton lisle. Seconds. Street Floo: GREEN TICKET SPECIAL Silk Stockings Seconds of $2 qual- ity of chiffon weight, in all-silk and mer- cerized garter-top styles. Onyx Full- Fashioned Silk Hose. Perfect quality. "GREEN TICKET SPECIAL 16 Silk Capes Originally $10.75 to $5.00 No C. D., phone orders or will-calls. i $16.75. Tricolette, Can- Second Floor. ton crepe and cut cor- duroy. Sizes. 16 to 42. $1.50. Made of nain- 800k and muslin. Lace and embroidery trim- _med. Excellent value. GREEN TICKET SPECIAL e O $1 Blouses Tuck-ins and over- blouses of white or colored dimity and voile. Tailored and trimmed styles. Good styles for Winter. 60c Rag Rugs 18x36 fringed rag rugs in hit and miss styles. Washable, sanitary and attrac- tive for bathroom or bedroom floor. GREEN TICKET SPECIAL Nemo Corsets Discontinued numbers of this well known make. Styles 326, 522, 7.2! 1002. Sold for $6.5 5 $4'69 and $9.00. All sizes in the lot, not in every style. 500 Bags of Toilet Goods Samples Distributed Free To the First 500 Purchasers of Goods at 50c or More in This Department The bag includes samples of these well known toilet preparations: Sweet Orchid Fare Prwder Gardenia Face Pow Mavis Face Powder Harriet Hubbard Ayres’ Face Powder Hagriet Hubbard Ayres' anishing Cream Hurtle Hobbaral Ayres Tissue and Skin Builder Street Floor. Palmolive Shampoo Luxuria Face Powder Three Flowers Face Powder Cappi Face Powder Colgate’s Fab Boncilla Beauty Creams Boncilla Vanishing Cream Boncilla Face Powder Krank’s Beauty Clay $2 and $3 Kayser, Van Raalte and Onyx Poin- tex Stockings. All-silk or with mercerized top. Some lace clox. Per- fect quality. 2 Street Floor. | GREEN TICKET SPECIAL 50c Drapery Remnants | Colored madras, Third Floor. GREEN TICKET SPECIAL $2.98 Slip-On Sweaters Children’s sweaters in $] .98 100 velvet henna, orange, Dlum Corduroy yards coatums lap $1.25 quality. Yard corduroy, Street Floor. fancy white marquis- ette and various other excellent drapery and GREEN TICKET SPECIAL $1 to $5 Handbags v.'.’.:,“':..‘ s 1 f curtain fabrics. ~Good remnants. Yard, 19c. o et for emeday tlelm.nce Bargain Table. red, green and brown. "GREEN TICKET SPECIAL | Fancy knit with Peter Tan collar. Girdle and pockets. Sizes 32 to 36. s, R & G Corsets Styles FF108, Fs24, D854, 0102 and FF696, Fancy brocade that sold s 99 for $4 and $5. Not all - sizes in each style, but all in the lot. 22 to 32. Second Floor. GREEN TICKET SPECIAL $1.25 Rayon Step-Ins Flesh, peach and 31.00 orchid in good quality. Very attractive for present and later wear. Launders easily and requires no ironing. Street Floor. GREEN TICKET SPECIAL Carter’s Union Suits $3.50 and $3.75 Wom- $] -98 en’s Silk and Wool or Part - wool Union Suits. Broken size assortment. 24 suits in the lot. Re- markable value. Street Floor. LT T T T T T T ST T T LTy GREEN TICKET SPECIAL Carter’s Undergarments $2 Vests and Draw- ers, in silk and wool or wool mixed. Broken sizes. About 40 ‘sepa- rate garments in the {| orders or will-calls. Sport Dresses 3 $3.98 Dresses, in combina- tions of rose, pink, green, black and white. 10 dresses in sizes 16 to 42. No C. 0. D., phone ‘Second Fieer. T T T T T GREEN TICKET SPECIAL $1.25 Costume Slips Fine, lustrous sateen in black and navy. Hemstitched top; 2- inch hem. Sizes 38 to 98c 46. Typical greed , ticket value. Secomd Floor. $8.75 Party Dresses Attractive flowered georgette dresses over sateen underbodice. Trimmed with lace. Colors are green, rose, flesh, mais, Copen and peach. Sizes 16 to 42. Just the sort of dress to fill the need for an extra party garment. Second Floer. GREEN TICKET SPECIAL $1.98, $2.98 Goody Middies Also skirts a n d s]-.oo khaki, crash and vel- vet. The famed Goody make garments at a knickers. Lonsdale jean, Floor. very special price. Second PR oI s o 400 Trimmed Hats $2 and %29 200 Hats, of velvet, felt and novelty comblnnlonl,s 00 formerly $3.98 to $4.98, . reduced to TS 200 amart present sea- son models, of Lyons and Panne velvet, hnter’us 98 plush and novel fabrics, . in black and colors, re- GREEN TICKET SPECIAL Apron Dresses Originally $1.98. Gingham, In varied stripes and checks. Trinimed with _em- broidery and. piping. Tie-belt and pockets. GREEN TICKET SPECIAL $5.98 Brushed Sets Children's Brushed g0 ‘Wool Suits, consisting of sweater, leggins, cap and mittens, Copen, rose, buff and brown. Sizes 1 to 4 years. Second Originally $1.49 and $1.98. Sateen and Heatherbloom Petti- coats, in plain colors and’ floral ects. Tallored or ruffied styles. Seeond Fioor. e - GREEN TICKET SPECIAL 59c Silk or Cotton Nets Originally $1.00 to yard quality. pink. inch widths. Slightly solled from handling. Ard cececveonccccsann w Cotton Remnants Yard-wide unbleach- | ] Oc | ed cotton remnants. Regularly sold in the GREEN TICKET SPECIAL Sanitas Tablecloths bolt at 19c yard. Good Seconds of desir- | for fancy work and aprons. Yard able grade. Fancy colors in round style. Splendid labor-saving item at a saving price. 15 only. $5 Plaid Blankets Double-bed size. Warm and fluffy. Blue and lavender plaids. 36 in the lot. A genuine close-out value for Fri- day. Each, $3.65. Thi; GREEN TICKET SPECIAL $1.50 Tablecloths Mercerized damask §7.09 cloths, sizes 54x54 and 58x58. All-white or with yellow borders. Attrac- tive patterns. Round or square. Street Floor. ers in coat style. Blurdy garments, suitable for school or play. _ Sizes ¥ to 16 years. GREEN TICKET SPECIAL 79c Rompers Glntham and cham- bray in plain colors with white or contrast- ing eollar and cuffs c Fronts embroidered in nursery motifs, Second Floo GREEN TICKET SPECIAL Metaline Remnants 36-inch wide rem- Yd | nants of metaline | cloth in various colors, | % to 1% yard lengths, | suitable " for lining | boudoir lamp shad etc. Originally $1 yard. Street Floor. GREEN TICKET SPECIAL Bleached Sheets An odd lot consisting of 100 sheets in sizes Seconds of $1.50 qual- 72x90 and 81x90. : E C | ity seamless sheets. Street Floor. Shirts and Drawers Otis Balbriggan | | | Shirts and Drawers for also checked REEN TICKET SPECIAL Ready-to-Wear Hats nainsook. Short and Our usual $2 to $3.98 long sleeves, high neck and ankle length. Broken sizes. Each hats for sport and reet. Felt. feltone and vet in black and a de variety of plea ng colors and combi- nations. Sfreet ¥loor. GREEN TICKET SPECIAL T $5 Linen Tablecloths 70x70-inch cloths. Eight only. Warranted all pure linen. Slightly soiled from handling. $2 95 Dress Goods Remnants All-wool fabrics for- merly $1.50 to $2.00 yard. Storm serge, batiste, crepe _and French serge. Yard, Street Floor. GREEN TICKET SPECIAL Boys’ Blouses full cut blouses made Striped tan percale and white madras blouses in sizes 6 to 15. Well made and Oc for the regular feller. Street Floor. GREEN TICKET SPECIAL Knee Pants Corduroy and wool- $7 .00 mixed fabrics in serv- ceable dark colors. Sizes 7 to 16, Good for school and afternoon play hours. Street Floor. GREEN TICKET SPECIAL Wash Suits Wash tops and cor- $1 00 . GREEN TICKET SPECIAL Silk Remnants fancy silks in varied Formerly $1.59 to short lengths. Yard, ! c $1.98 crepe de chine, Street Floor. messaline, taffeta and duroy pants. Button-on styles in sizes 3 to 8. i GREEN TICKET SPECIAL Fancy Veiling A typical green ticket Lot of Fancy Mesh Seconds of 39c qual- ity. 46x36-inch size. Sturdy pillowcase that will ~ give splendid value for Friday. Street Floor. Veiling, in black. solid colors and combina- GREEN TICKET SPECIAL Collar and Cuff Sets tion dots. Our usual Lot of slightly GREEN TICKET SPECIAL English Nainsook 59¢ to 79 quality. Soft, chamois finish lingerie fabric in white or pink. 36 inches wide. Yard, 39c. treet Floor. R TSR3 l 39¢ 29¢c yard veiling. Yard. Street Floo! soiled Neckwear, con- sisting of our regular 59¢ quality Collar and Cuff Sais. : - GREEN TICKET SPECIAL GREEN TICKET SPECIAL 9 . . Men’s Union Suits Rockinchair, B. V. D. and Superior “Genuine Soisette” Union Sulls,s 09 some %l\ plaid and . checked cottons. For- merly $1.50 and $1.65. Sizes 34 to 46. Street Floor. [ — s e GREEN TICKET SPECIAL Black Sateen HEEE 95¢ ..;m:m..——l in l"lnl‘,h width. Odd il 1ot teatured for close- ls|~out. For knickers, il petticoats, otu. cyu-d.n TR GREEN TICKET SPECIAL Men’s Nighishirts. $1.49 Flannelette $1.19 Nightshirts, in a splen- did assortment of tripes in various color effects. Sizes 15 to 19. Street Floor. AR ey