Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1924, Page 14

14 : i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1924. APPRUVAL GWEN BLAZE DRIVES TENANTS ' FROM APARTMENT HOUSE 1 SmoX= From Fire in Furnace Room | Fills Building at 918 i $1.39 Seamless Bleached Sheets LI SR GSAE0 Housekeepers have used this brana l 31.05 Eighteenth Street. women and children, pants of Damariscotta apartments, | School Board Head Sees In-|91s miehteenth steect, fied from the " A b : building about 3 o'clock yn-slu(r.lu)‘ structhn in PatrIOtISm morning when the corridors filled Useful for Children. with satisfaction for years. Heavy, firm-woven grade, hand torn and ironed, finished with deep hem. They are seam- less and full bleached. All 81x90-in. size for double beds. Every sheet perfect. e T I e R e $1.75 All Wool Imported Flannels Fine All-wool Quality Imported French Dress Flannels, in a large as- 1 s 49 sortment of the most-sought-after col- o e ] ors for Fail dresses. Close-twill, firm- — 5 woven grade, 30 inches wide. Choice of 5 almond green, powder blue, henna, jade, copen, reindeer, brickdust, penny, kit fox, beaver, shutter :lree:. Chinese blue, peacock, brown, gray, navy and ack: with smoke from a fire in the furnace room. Trash had ignited and sent ke through the building before ng occupants learned of the %25, *30 and *35 Winter Coats Many With Handsome Fur Collars ing automobile and injui *d. frn:n ERichmonal that ! ; Sizes 16 to 20’ 36 t-o 44 vpers killed tmu and extra large sizes from 4215 to 52%. total profit of $32,711 wonder if the 82 7-11} kame as well as a Coats for every occasion—of fine quality fabrics, many enriched with fur collars of natural opos- sum, muskrat, moufflon, viatka coney, marmink, Manchurian wolf, sealine and beaverette. Materials Are Fine Bolivia, Velour, Ovedplaids, Novelty Stripes and Cut Polaire Straightline models with crushed crown collars or tuxedo collars. Trimmings of silk stitching and but- tons. Slash or patch pockets. Lin- Boys’ $6.5 2 $5.75 Boys’ sturdy wearing Two- pants Suits, intended to sell at $6.50, are another example of this famous Boys’ Department’s abil- ity to offer unmatchable values. New Fall Norfolk models, well tailored of dark mixtures in browns and blues; sizes 8 to 17 years. As evidence of their good making we tell you that both pairs of knickerbocker pants are FULL LINED. fir | Excited occupants of the building hurried to the street, not many of them remaining in their rooms long enough to don their street clothes. Firemen made a quick response to v extinguished age had re- Aligning itself squarely behind the prozr arranged by tions promoting 31 Board of Education, by James T. Llovd, indorsed the ac Coolidge in recomm observance of the week. The Bureau of Educa- |} tion, the National Iducation Asso- ciation and the American Legion are wtion week 2 including the Liberties Union, have attacked certain portions of the program outlined for the k and the national board of the Young| Women's Christian Association rec- ently withdrew ipport on the | ground that * n elements” in | Moves one to the program ¢ cted with the worlg n't a crap peace idea Y. W.C. A skin game. Mr. Lloyd's statement follows: — blic Asked to Help. public schools of Washington | observed American Bducation in the past and wil is intended to make not only for but for the prople are in its observance for that obs November 17 inclusive am authorized by the of the Board of they indorse lidge in of the fire was not deter- Firemen examined the prem- nd reported having found noth- ng to su t work of an incendiary. While on duty at the fire Private William 1. Manuel of 23 engine com- New Pouch Bags New Swagger Bags s 88 New Envelope Bags New Vanity Purses e New Underarm Bags Over 1,000 high-grade Leather Handbags and Purses, bought way below their established value and offered tomor- row at a price that will hardly be duplicated again this season for bags of this character. & Styled of fine quality leathers, in plain and embossed effects; well lined and some with swinging inside purses. | Goldenberg's—First Floor. The report Virginia t rats with $1.75 Sheets, $1.44 81x90-inch Seamless Bleached Sheets, an extra heavy firm- woven quality, free from starch 36 or dressing. $1.59 Sheets, $1.25 2x99-inch Seamless Bleached Sheets, extra length for three- quarter beds; firm close-woven quality. ¢ 39¢ Pillowcases, 29¢ 45x36-inch Bleached Pillow- cases, large size; perfect quality; hand torn and ironed. 50c Pillowcases, 39c 45x40%-inch Bleached Pillow- cases, extra large size, made of heavy round thread pillowcase 59c Colored Poplins 49¢ inches wide, a rich yarn mercerized quality, with lustrous finish, in all wanted colors, also white, $3.50 Costume Slips $2.95 these costume s worn beneath the fashionabl tunic blouse completes a very smart costume. Made to hang slim and smooth. Lustrous fiber silk (rayon) Tricolette af beau- tiful quality, with deep pleated flounces, also two-tone pleatings. The assortment includes the most desirable street shades, as FREE—A Genuine 50c Leather Belt with nickel slide buckle or tongue with purchase of a Norfolk Suit here tomorrow. $8.98 to $10 Two-Pants Suits, $7.39 All-wool and part-wooi fabrics in neat mixtures; well tailored Norfolk models; coats lined with alpaca; sizes 7 to 17 vears. $16.50 “Smart Set” Suits, $14.75 All with two pairs of pants, in sizes 8 to 20 years. tailored of all-wool materials in dressy Have you been stung by aradio gyp? ROTECT yourself from ending the “gyp'’ radio store. One of s members Finely mixtures and blue of that week by his procla- mation: that they are in full accord ‘Thousands of fakeand worth- less radio sets, tubes, and parts are being sold daily to ings of silk or fancy mercerized ma- terial. Celors of Black, Gray, Deer, Brown, cotton. $3.50 Bedspreads well as black. pencil stripes. Some Wwith separate vest to match. with the United States Bureau of Tducation, 1 Education Association a $7.50, $8.50 and $10.00 Grades Quaker Lace Panels At $4.85. Each All are perfect quality panels, fresh, new and in a large variety of the most desirable patterns. The famous Quaker Lace Co.’s finest fabrics are included in this lot, finished with handsome silk fringe. 274 yards long, 44 to 48 inches wide. Ivory, ecru, beige, oyster, gold and two-tone colorings. Blankets and Comforts Usual $9.00 and $10.00 s6fi unsuspecting fans. in the pr The amazing revelations of for that wee a “fly-by-night” dealer are Schools Place to Begin. told in thie December Popular “The members of the Board of Edu- Science Monthly. sEtfonimieh (o stve Don’t: miss this sstounds 5 ing story of the methods of “gypping” the radio public. Also in_this issue are 186 vivid stories of the latest dis- coveries in science and new inventions. Also scores of money-saving ideas for your home. Allin the Navy, Cocoa, Green and combina- tion colers. $2 All-Wool Tubular Jersey 54 Inches Wide Tubular Knit Jersey is popular for several reasons—because it wears, because it makes up into the smartest and most practical one- piece frocks. This is the desirable 8-ounce all-wool quality, and is offered in a wide Mohawk —Henna —Black —Navy —Ete. $2.69 Crochet Bedspreads, double-bed size, in marseilles designs. $4.50 Bedspreads $3.49 Crochet Bedspreads, raised marseilles patterns; double-bed size, 16¢c Unbleached Cotton, 12V5c 28-inch Unbleached Cotton, round-thread quality; 2 to 10 vd. lengths. Blankets, plaids of blue, pink, 25c Bleached soisette-bound . tan and gray; Muslin, 19¢ ends. in shades to match those 36-inch Bleached Muslin, pure in blankets, finish quality. Percales, 18c $12.9.$$E;a5nkets 36-inch Percales, light grounds 70x80 large size, fine grade in printed checks, stripes, dots, plaids and neat figures, for men's Blankets, some all-wool, others and bovs' shirts, also women's 85% wool; pretty plaids of pink, house dresses. blue, gray and tan; also white with pink or blue borders. 15¢ Apron Ginghams 12Y5¢ $5 Blankets, $3.45 66x80 heavy-weight Blankets, Standard Apron Ginghams, in : 1T ates blusohe ka: ta & good grade cotton with soft all size blue checks: fast colors. fgeece finish: tan and gray with 25c¢ Dress Ginghams bl or pink borders. 18¢c $4 Comforts, $2.95 -inch Dress Ginghams, in a 72x72 double-bed size Comforts, large variety of plaids and white cotton filled; covered with checks: fine close-woven grade; good grade silkoline, light and fast colors. dark colorin 75c and 85¢ 59¢ Art, Pieces, 39c Draperies’ SSC Full regulation size Scarfs and 3 Pillowslips, of good heavy grade Yard-wide Rayon (fiber silk) linen, in natural color only. and Sunfast Madras Draperies, Fnished with deep knotted self- full bolts from which we will color fringe. cut any number. of yards. Plain, figured all-over and border de- 75¢ Lunch Cloths Tomsuee More of the same splendid_Silk Hosiery signs in rose, blue, green, brown 59 RS C War to enter the Officers’ Reserve High blood-presure s & values that attracted such a big response in and mulber for window or you can maintain | menace to he Dr. a recent sale. Women who failed to share door drapery 45-inch Stamped Txinch) Gloths of two very pretty pat. Corps with the same rank that they % o == al e = 3 . t o they | yous weght and kocp 1a | Ros shows how to con: : . Jow to cao- the savings before should mot miss this 50c and 69¢ e ety hold,” without a professional examina- | 3204 TRl PR R.0 | o i i el chance. Cretonnes, 35c Yd b 5 tion, will ce: according to an an- | fime vesterday by 252 Recipe Menue of delicious foods to reduce, imcrease and Fast color heavy weight and chintz-finish Cretonnes, in beau- ‘memtam weight. and toe and with lisle garter top. Black and % | 1 : iful floral, bird, tapestry effect, desirable shades in these, and also chiffon foliage and Persian designs that weights in light colors. are usually found only in the high-priced cretonnes. Ideal for draperies, scarfs, cushion and furniture covering and many other uses. (First Floor—Bar- #ain Table and Fourth Floor.) 35c¢ Dress Ginghams 25¢ -inch Dress Ginghams, in a autiful assortment of new sorted neat patterns styles and colorings. such as will make into the preitiest and most $2e2D Suitings, $1.89 practical of frocks for the school nch All-wool Suitings, in girl, also stylish house garments E h plaids, stripes and for mother. Fine quality, in dark c s, in beautiful color com- plaids, checks, stripes and plain binations. The popular effects shades. All warranted fast color. for tailored suits, one-piece Table Damask, 7sc dresses and separate skirts. 72-Inch Mercerized Table Da- $1.69 Serge, $1.39 mask, assorted pretty patterns; i S extra fine quality; slight seconds . srren Ann :r;;‘.,.‘}':;;;hquafif;' of regular $1.00 grade. in black, navy, brown, henna, F:\cullel' green, copenhagen, tan, $1.25 Printed Silk and| ¢ . o Cotton Crepe de Chine | $3.00 Coatings, $2.25 98 64-inch All-wool Winter- Weight Coatings, the correct weight for unlined garments The rich color combinations for and beautiful, lustrous sheen, women’s and children’s wear; in all wanted staple col- that give this material the appearance of all-silk crepe ors, also black. de chine, makes it especially do chine, makes it especiall $2.00 Russian Crepe 2 - saws Sompmammi ] e RS BTGNS $2.48 Pumps and Oxfords. . ...... &= _H'K"S snd colorings. Full 36 close-woven, crepe-weave, high driches wide. lustrous quality, for Autumn This sale offers final choice of a lot of remainders from several special purchases, together with footwear from our wear, in henna, mohawk, mocha, $3.25 Kid Glo bobolink, brown, madonna, : $2‘ 59 i e e ver: sray. tan, mavy |l 0o olar stock of higher priced lines—at a price that should at- o . tract shoe buyers here tomorrow. i Fine quality Kid Gloves, with $2 Crepe de Chine Good desirable styles and serviceable qualities, in Oxfords novelty cuffs and perforated and Pumps of favored materials, including— : faroy top: overseam sewn: Made $1.65 Patent Leather, Tan Calf, Suede, Satin, Black and Brown Kid of soft pliable skins and perfect 40 inches wide; all-silk, heavy and Dull leathers. F fitting. Choice of black with Wanted heel heights—Spanish, military and low walking. 40c Turkish Towels 29c Each Fancy Turkish Towels, fine, close-woven grade, in a great variety of styles and popular colorings. All perfect qual- ity and generous size. A good chance to save on towels for Christmas gifts. Goldenberg's—First Floor, $6.50 Blankets, $4.95 66x80 heavy-weight, part-wool in heavy know of no better p Sl promotion of that work than in the public schools. “JAMES T. LLOYD, “President Board of Education.” Observance of American Educa- tlon week, b indorsed by Mrs. Anthony W Cook. president-gen- eral of the Daughters of the Amer- ican Revolution. “The Daughters of the American Revolution are lending their most earnest support, both as the largest women's patriotic society in Amer- ica and as diligent individuals,” Cook said range of the most favored colors, including— French Blue -Jade Tan —Gray —Rapids —Almond —Copen —Tangerine —Peacock December opular b s at .. Heavy-weight Mixed Wool Blankets, 66x80 and 70x80 double-bed sizes, in soft-hued pluids of blue, pink, tan and gray; also plain white and gray with blue or pink borders. Some have slight mill imperfections; others are perfect. Wool-filled Comforts, 72x80 double-bed size, cov- ered with fine grade sateens, figured both sides and with plain blue, rose, gold and helio sateen borders. $].69 S roRTat s e Gettcecsstnaniaiaan Mrs. Cook charac- the most con- crete in its -looking aspects for our national weal that has ever been devised, as the D. A. R. sees it.¥ “I am confident that you feel here, active exposition of our guiding principles and be- she said in a message to chap- ters of the organization. 0. R. C. INITIAL RANK CHANGES TOMORROW After That Date World War Offi- cers to Lose Entrance Right at War Grade. Men’s “Reis” Make Union Suits Sizes 34 to 46—All Perfect Quality Cold days are ahead, and here’s a timely underprice offering of Men's Winter Underwear that should appeal to men who appre- ciate underwear of high merit. A special purchase of “Reis” make High-grade Union Suits, heavy weight, in plain white, ecru and natural gray, with full locked seams and tailored shoulders. “Reis” standard closed crotch. Every suit perfect. Half Hose, 18c Mercerized Lisle Half Hose, high- spliced heel, double reinforced sole and toe; black and plain colors; seconds of 40c grade. $2 Sweaters, $1.55 Heavy-weight Oxford Gray Coat S ers, shawl collar and two pockets; sizes 36 to 46; perfect quali Underwear, 69c Heavy-weight Ribbed Cotton Underwear, seconds of the famous Mayo make; ecru color: shirts with French ribbed neck; fine-grade Shaker Knit Wool Sweaters—but- special at $5.98. sleeves. Hemstitched or braid-trimmed styles. drawers fully reinforced, finished with sateen -waistband. toned-coat styles that combine comfort and S R N - Flannelette Nightgowns Full-cut sizes. —Silver —Delft +—Taupe —Shutter Green —Brown —Etc. . . cience $2.25 All-Silk Satin Charmeuse MONTHLY 40 Inches Wide Get it today at your news-stand Beautiful, soft, lustrous silks, now enjoying a deserved popularity for Fall and Winter, sl 79 offered tomorrow at a worth-while saving. e To REDVUCE- || 40 inches wide, all pure silk quality, with | rich satin face and smooth, soft texture. In MAINTAIN=IMCREASE black, midnight blue, navy, brown, copen, king's blue, gray, Y "R WEIG"T tan, fallow, light blue, pink and white. T S e e e, Women’s $1.59 Feather-Weight Control Through Correct Eating. SlLK H OSE EATYOURWAY To HEALTH By ROBERT HUGH ROSE, A8, M.D. Dr. Rose bas achieved wooders for patients who o s et and o . Ta th bk e e 0 Slight Irregulars of a Fine Wearing Grade TO GAIN WEIGHT Under Dr. Raee it s on 1t really simple. Choose | easy process with foods fzur Toods fram the long | that are tasty and aour tiows. HOW TO REDUCE WEIGHT After tomorrow the privilege that has Followihis asruc: | Wieng: been extended to officers of the World | wow 70 MAIN- TAIN WEIGHT How Feather-weight Silk Stockings with fash- afier/ tomorrow; ioned leg, reinforced with double sole, heel s will have to take me as other enter the Re- 50c Stamped Pieces 39¢ Stamped Scarfs and Centers Zood weight, round thread. white linene, in an assortment of preity designs. $2 Linen Damask $1.59 -inch Warranted All-Linen Table Damask, full bleached, good, heavy-weight grade, in as- 12me. 246 pages: Cloth, $2, net; 332.12, post- paid. At Booksteres, or send direct I8 8 WIGBIIS (BrY sk, 356 fowth v, ew Tok INGROWN NAIL Turns Right Out Ttself | World War offi ation the applicants, and must serve Corps with the lowest rank, which in the case of combatant officers, is second licutenant. Appli- cations filed tomorrow will be accepted s having been filed previously to November 11. Col. John Scott, who is the executive officer for the Washington units of Organized announces 5 ‘Women's Sport Hose, 69¢ Artificial 8ilk (Rayon) and Mercerized Cotton Ribbed Sport Hose, ribbed to toe; good assortment of shades; all sizes; slight seconds of $1.00 grade. Children’s Sport Hose, 35c Three-quarter-length Sport Hose, ribbed effects or drop- stitch styles, in a good assortment of colors, with fancy turn- seconds of 50c grade. Goldenberg's—First Floor. b) - 9 . Women'’s and Misses’ Shaker Knit Wool Sweaters A special offering of women’s and misses’ 1 35.98 warmth with smart style. Heavy close-knit 5 = quality, with large roll collars and close-fitting 3 cuffs.” Colors of navy, maroon and black. All sizes. Very Women's White Flannelette Nightgowns, soft, fleecy quality, made with double-yoke 1931 10§10 back and front. V or round necks and long in 1 to $14 drop was in va the value of which as compared with $1 opportunity —to buy the world’s foremost six-cylinder car at | | a considerable advantage to yourself is here. | —an opportunity to make every dollar you care to spend for an automobile buy more than a dollar’s worth. —here is an opportunity. —your opportunity. —it will last but a short time, for the number of LIGHT SIX TUDEBAKERS Is Limited Ridiculously Low Prices Convenient Terms JOSE'H McREYNOLDS Selling Satisfectery ¥-ansportation in Washington fer 35 Years 14th and R Streets $4 Corset Brassieres $1.95 A special purchase of a prominent make; rplus lots of Corset Brassieres brings this unusual value. High- ices in the ’ street, open from o " pom. tomorrow and Tu in order that officers may bbtain and file the proper dllllllt'ill)uflk‘ for commission as reserve officers. | | y S 4 ‘ Women’s Corduroy Robes SOFT DRINK DECLINE. i These very attractive Robes are_made of Ty heavy brocaded corduroy and are just what l $3 98 i i every woman wants for warmth and comfort. Dasiness i Talls] 0fp# 111000000 0] ‘ Soft, deep-pile quality, with long collar and tic — Year. | e | belt. The colo; range ir;\c‘lixdes cfh:]\"ry. copcdn, ; 4 a sture of soft dri showe i rmiess antisept i ia. are full cut and correctly made. ed with 1921. Censu eau | Ver, anyone can buy from the drug effects and colors are shown here at a wide range of very & made public today show the | Store a tiny bottle containing direc- moderate prices. ges to have been | tions. Goldenberg's—Third Floor, compared with| A few drops of “Outgro” in the 152 crevice of the ingrowing nail reduces Sobatilane year neath the toe nail, that it can mot en's al ac. vercoats Was $76.226.4 penctrate the flesh, and the nail turns = | e and Two-Pants Suits . o At a Special Price Reduced to This Low Price Here is where good buying has made it pos- sible to curtail the retail ptfice to practically whole- sale cost. Plaid-back Overcoats, with big ulster collars and patch pockets; set-in and raglan sleeves ; belted or in three-piece belt effects. Excellent range of rich colorings and patterns. Two-pants Suits in the new- est models, tailored from Het- ringbones and Overplaids in at- tractive browns, grays and tans. Sizes 33 to 42. Gelisoberg’s Olothing Stere for Men—First Fleor; Direct Estrasce Fren K BE firm-woven quality, in all lead- gray and brown, white with Al sizes from 23 to 7 in the lot, but not all sizes in all styles. also black. Gold *4t? $45 and $47.50 Smith’s 9x12-Ft. Seamless Wilton Velvet and Axminster Rugs Subject to Slight Mill Imperfections Alexander Smith Rugs in many a day, and grade qualities, of fancy fab- value-wise homefurnishers will at once realize ° SUPPOTt &nd deep elastic o¥Ar the extreme economy to be effected by antici- hips; also in girdle and ban- eaux combinations. Sizes 32 this extraordinary event. Secured to sell at ! Goldenberg's—Third Floor. this low price because classed by the manufacturer as slightly imperfect, but the defects are hardly noticeable and in no way mar the appearance $2.00 Brocade Satin are every bit as good as any rugs we have sold this season. $1.59 All are 9x12-ft. large room size, and you have choice of Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs of closely-woven, heavy grade and deep, rich, lustrous pile Seamless Safin, ‘= trillant fiber, silic 3 A 3 . 3 (rayon) satin-face quality, with Eighteen beautiful patterns from which to make selection—floral, oriental, Chinese and medal- handsome self-color designs. In lion designs, in colorings to suit any room decoration. ing street and evening shades, black, gray and brown. 's—First Floor. This is the lowest price quoted for famous rics, with boned diaphragm pating all their floor-covering needs during o 4y or affect the wearing quality. No holes or other damage—in fact, they 40-inch Colored Brocade Sport Axminster Rugs. all wanted Autumn shades.