Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1925, Page 14

THE. EVENING . STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1925. \GILBERU Internation®lly Known Geol- ogist Succumbs to Heart Disease Here. Women’s Silk and Rayon Hose 55¢ Pr. Selling will be rapid here, for these Stockings aré extraor- dinary good value at this price. A large range of colors and black.—Street Floor. BSOSO GGG GGGGGGGGHGGOGHGGOGLGGGGOGGGLG GGG, LANSBURGH & BRO. 7th to 8th to E—~FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Worr;en’s Silk Gloves 95¢ Pr. Closing out 245 High-grade Novelty Gloves; perfect quality “and £00d selection of colors. STREET FLOOR TR N J PN ,{,‘WA“"" // I | | | | | Tomorrow An Opportunity Day Rich in Savings for the Thrifty Shopper! Savings! 20 Fiber Rugs Reduced! $14.95 Fiber-and-Grass Rugs. in zood patterns and colors: all but discontinued patterns. enables You o huy a serviceabis We'll Wire Your House at a Reasonable Charge BEAUTIFUL FLOOR LAMPS s 200 Spring Dresses ! | i Rare Bar- it o Sl e : s 35 i L . . . Kag Rugw, teveral sizes includ ‘ d our - oy ;:lw T e e s P | 2 ot Sale ; P emnants s, Marqulsettes : i { T ¢ T enginn. . Qo SPECIAL PRICES ADD . —~a rom Coodty, Reured foe Freday. s TO ITS ATTRACTIVENESS 5 | { S our regular £ I\un»'"'\'.'.x'-fn."n attrac e Summe DR. DAVID TALBOT DAY. 5 5 - : \angings: also Net . Panels. with ELECTRICAL R. DAVID TAI _ v Bishier priced % i e o SPECIALTIES Dr. David Talbot , internation- Lines R e T e et Dlllows. Electric Waffle Irons.....§950 ||ally known geologist and former chief nes. \: cushions' and. draperics. exteption Electric Toaster Stoves of the mining and mineral resources prtced for aly svod looking. 27inch g g é “$2.50 & $475 || division of the United States Geologi- | 4 . idth. Friday's price, va S 5 2 cal Survey, died of heart disease at quick selling Electric Trons ........$3.75 up flthe home of Dr. I. S. Stone, 1618 Frid ¢ ;] Dress Goods Rhode Island avenue, yesterday. Dr. riday at— | HOME ELECTR]C SHOP Day, who was 66 old, had held 4 f Reduced numerous positions of importar 4 } ’ % . & teduced - 517 10th Main 6549 || with the Geological Survey Women and misses who appreciate the Soring frocica. - skirts a recognized authority opportunity of picking up a smart dress o Ehonee :«"n"ff.':h’“ée??f g2 ey | #14 minine. two at a worth-while saving will be quick to see the possibilities of this offering. l Dr. Day was a resident of Washing: L"":_\'r‘:\‘pl‘: 'lflpv‘ra!:‘;s‘dl! f {ton, but he had lived in Lovely Spring Styles Wanted Spring Colors Sizives 8 southern ('«li[(vr:l still maintaining {an office in this ince leaving the Clearance! Fashionable Fabrics prints, crepe de chine, flat crepe, NEW and USED Government s several ye: ago, C d Dr. Day en one of the lead Office Furniture [ ix. 5 s i orsets an | Girdles canton and French flannels—some are heavil beaded, braided, flounced and other novel frim =no: had, during recent years, devoted a Save 50% and More Binner. Nemo. and sodart Nam ming touches add to their beauty A Special Purchase of 100 Spring Hats Identical Styles and Qualities Regularly Sell Much Higher Friday’s Price *3.75 One of our makers needing cash parted with 100 Hats at actual production cost —his loss—your advantage Spring’s Latest Styles: Hair Hats Milan Hemp Hats Peanut Braid Hats and was on petrolenm | i Georget Authority on Refining. i corgefte In 1922 Dr. Day edited the Hand-| book of Petroleum Industry, which | Las been generally accepted as the great part of his time to the recovery H. BAUM & SON of oil from shale. 464 Penna. Ave. Franklin 5392 FLAKES as an ounce of prevention Now You'tl (ike 6ran { “DIAMOND DYES” ;w COLOR THINGS NEW Beautiful home leading subject on petroleum mining. refining and other processes in the production of the various products from crude oil. D had been in this city on ss for the last two months, dur- | ing which time he made his home at the Rhode Island avenue : Born in Rockport, Ohio. sraduated with an_ A m Johns Hopkins University in 1881, and three year received his Ph. D. degi he was a_ demonstrator 1t the { which wor his ability later life He wa 2 t in charge of pe L tions for the United | States Geologic y from 1907 to 1914, and was a sulting chemist for | the ‘United S Bureau of Mines from the latter year until 1920, | Won Notice as Student. | He was an exhibitor at the c { tennial exhibition in 1876, and as ea | as 1883, while still a student, wi special agent for the Geological Sur [ vey. In 1893 he was in charge of pe | troleum exhibits at the Chicago BEx-| | position. Later he was a director of mining | in the cotton States and was active | in the international exposition in Atlanta, 18! A he was secre! at the Tennessee centennial. he was a_director of mining Transmississippi_exposition. had the distinction of portant mi n at the Pa tion in 1901 Besides having charge of exhibits at other expositions, Dr. Day was honorary committeeman of mining a the Lewis and Clark expositi Por 5 X and was ational Congress of Applied | Chemistry in 1912. Active in Many Soci v had long been prominent ocieties. He was a n ber of the Americ {ing Engineers, the graphic Socl ciety of Ameri Institute of Min ational "/) dyeing and tint- | ing is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes. Just dip in cold water to tint soft, delicate shades, or boil to dye rich, perma- nent colors. Each 15-cent package contains direc- le any woman can dye «ic, silks, ribbons, skirts coats, stockings, sweaters, draperies, coverings, bhang- t\rH(h ng new. “Diamond Dyes’—no other \wy and tell your druggist whether the material you wish to color is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton, or mixed goods. Amazing New Kind 1 Of Vanishing Cream Ends Skin Troubles Goodbye pimples, blackheads, rashes, itches—goodbye all skin ail- Wonderful new double- ing and non-greasy astringent vanishing cream instantly relieves itching and quickly heals eruptions. Skins become beautiful almost over night Why suffer the torture of itch kin eruptions? Why let these spoiling blen rob your beauty s kind of vanishing cream will stop itching, burning or starting at once—and i ntly act to clear away blemishes—or it won't cost a cent b Noxzema Skin Cream, as it is called. is entirely new—exquisitely cool and soothing—pleasant to use 10t one bit greasy.—cannot soil « hin, Its magical doubleé. acting ingredients not nly relieve pain at once—but also heal and beautify t(he skin, nourish, purify the pores, neutralize poisons, ¢ ing awa blemishes and br n.ing fresh beauty to marred skins. Noxzema is absolutely guaran- teed to satisfy vou—or money | ladly refunded. Get jar _tod FR 25c sample Noxzema Skin Cream. Just return | this clipping with your name and| \ddress, and 10c to cover mailing ddress: Noxzema Chemical sm 1843, Baltimore Md.—| e~ of the Engineers’ . the Chemist | Club of New York the Round able Club of St In addition | many other activities, Dr. Day h distin resourc m 1885 to 1 urvived by his widow, o daughter, nephew, a son, | Miss Roland neral arrangements have not been completed. | DRYS SCORN INVITATION | TO WINE AND CIDER FETE Wisconsizi Senator Obliged-to Post- | pone Wet Party Until He Can Get Guests. By the Associated Press. MADISON, Wis., April 16.—Failure of the drys to accept an invita issued by State Senator Ben Gettel- man of Milwaukee to a wine and cider party at his home in Milwaukee next Saturday afternoon has necessi- tated’ a postponement of the aff: the Senator announced last night. “Arrangements for the affair can- not be completed on a day’s notic Senator Gettelman explained. “The drys stated I had nothing but grape juice and nearbeer in my home. I called their bluff. 1 issued *inv tions and they have not been cepted. Obviously a party cannot be held without gu CHARGE ALIEN‘SMUGGLING U. S. Officials Hold Captain and 7 Others of French Vessel. NORFOLK, Va., April 16.—Three officers and four members of the crew | of the French steamer P. L. M., No. 21, | were ordered held for the deral | grand jury by United States Commis- | sioner Colonna, at Newport News | on charges of conspiring to vio- late the immigration ws of the United States and with actual viola- tion of the law by smuggling seven allens into the country. Charges of a similar nature preferred against | Capt. E. Bourge, master of the ship, | will be heard tomorrow before Com- missioner Colonna. In the meantime, | he and the seven other men are in the Newport News Jail. A fine of $8,750, imposed on Capt. Bourge by imn ration officials for the unlewful landing of allens without vised passports, will stand, it was Vstated, unless the Treasury Depart ment rules otheiwis Regular and Extra Sizes in One Style or Another—$9 SECOND FLOOR. Boys’ Section—Friday Opportunitise Boys’ 2-Pants Suits $7.75 s of such smart ¥ fabric to thrift. excell sure guidepos ¢ woolens, _the added wear of the extra fully lined Boya Wuh Smh—long and short_sleeves: els. Fast color washable fabrics. Sizes 3 to 8 years. Friday. . Boys’ middy and butten-on mod $1.15 Novelty Suits—but- {on-on “strles. with combination washable weed blouse and jersey an: knee pants. Friday e 3% 0 $1.29 Boys’ Knickers—wool mix- tures that wear well. ally good value at Fridas's price Boys’ made of egrviceable mixtures. Nizes 7 to 16 years. One day only Exeception- 69c Two-pants Suits— belted “coats and lined knickers. Well- $5.00 Boys’ Percale Blouses—col- ie; made of percale, in stripes, jain blue or Sizes 8 to 16. Friday FOURTH FLOOR Friday—Silks Are Greatly Underpriced! At these prices you can have many silk frocks—for the price of one—if you make them yourself! 36-in. All-Silk Baby Broadcloth $1.39 Yd. In white and colors that are desirable for frocks or slips. 40-in. Black Satin Charmeuse $1.69 Yd. A rich, lustrous quality that usually sclls for $2.00 a vard. 40-in. Rayon Sport Satin $1.29 Yd. | | In black, white and | wanted colors. For slips and sports wear. | 40-in. Silk and | Wool Faille $1.89 Yd. | i | I . | colors for | dresses most desirable coats and THIRD FLOOR A Rare Friday Opportunity This 32-Piece Dinner Set— $3.95 Just the Set for the Summer cottage, bungalow and small apartment. each dinner plates, cups, This price for tomorrow only. saucers, Set consists of 6 bread-and-butter plates, dessert saucers, and 1 each open vegetable dish and meat platter. A beautiful medallion design. SIXTH FLOOR LANSBURGH & BRO. Three Good Values for the Little Folks At S1.95 Tols" Wool Kweaters, over r button 1 col " 8195 “Knitied’ Capes. pisk ‘or bloe with white facing: embroid- e w u.: several styles, ibhon bands Assorted FOURTH FLOOR Printed Cotton Crepe Tunic Blouses $1.95 Made of good quality crepe. V neck and short sleeves. Tan, light blue, gray, dark blue and green print. Sizes 26 to 6. SECOND FLOOR House Dresses and Negligees Reduced (200) House Dresses and Aprons, of Fingham ‘and percale; “broken ‘many colors of ".-}erv- do 0 Breakfast Coats, of taffeta: reatly reduced: Two '$7.95 and $10.00 (35) Aprons, of percale com. hined with organdy. Reduced to o THIRD FLOOR REMNANTS Colored Wash Goods 25¢ Yd. ful lengths of desirabla s, including Plain and Voile, Gingham, Ti Printed Plisse and many others, in lengths from 1 to 4 yards. Reduced for Friday Girls’and Juniors’ Spring Coats $ 7. 9 5 B X —Polo Flannel —Pocama Cloth —Flannels —Fancy Polaire Smartly models, Various collars, pockets. Blues, tan, White Wash Goods 0dd lot of irregular lengths of White Wash Goods, includ- ing_Voile, Dimities and Nain- sook; Printed Percales and 32-inch Ginghams. tailored single and double breasted, set- tan in or raglan sleeves. styles in cuffs Colors: leather, navy, goldenrod and many others. 6to 14 and 13 to 17. FOURTH FLOOR Silk Hats Lansburgh tic “top and Flower trimmed—feathered, fancy pin: e T 9 and tailored bows. Colors—copen, sand e Do b e almond, red, wood and black. Remem stripa material: cut on_short, me ber, 100 Hats—$3.75—Be prompt! and long linges: flesh only. _ Friday's price 79¢ S SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. TREET FLOOR Friday Is a Feature Day in the Clearance Sale of Coats and Ensembles Prices reduced even further for this one day's sell- ing. Think of it! You can buy a Smart Spring Coat now for little more than half what you'd have paid one week ago! A complete assortment of the newest styles and colors and sizes for women, misses and larger women— in one group of another. Group 1—Twill and Suede Coats with contrasting trim, braid $ and stitching ..... 1 8 Group Z—Poirebheen, Twill and Novelty Cloth Coats, and tailored models Group 3—Clever Ensemble Suits with frock of foulard or print- $2 9 ed crepe. Poiretsheen and Group 4—ng|'- Grade Ensembles twill:, 2, of poiret twill and poiret- $ sheen, lined to match the 45 frock = Group 5—A Limited Number of Poiretsheen and TwHl Ensembles, with frocks of foulard or $ crepe. Coat half-lined or 2 fully lined et SECOND FLOOR. LANSBUYBGH & BRO. Lining Remnants 19¢ Yd. Buty Chyne, Plain and Printed Silk-and-Cotton Can 98c Ea. ton and Sateen; also Kimono: Sizes 63x90 and 63599—for Silk-and-Cotton Fabrics —and ~ * “twin beds, Fine quality others in lengths from 1 to sheeting, no dressing or 4 yards. sizing. ~ Imperfections are THIRD FLOOR mended so they are scarcel noticeable. 45x46-In. “Home" Pillow- opses, with percale finish Friday Only, Sale! iy Women S $6 leo, fox jsmuecsl familly. 121 0c i ot et Shoes . *4.95 i Slightly Imperfect 19¢ Yd. Sheets, Special at_this price 36-inch THIRD FLOOR . ‘Bleached M Odd Lots of Women’s Lingerie assorted Four styles 33! Mk “crepe " Gowns, orch to choose s ’ $1.39 from — all ¥ Porto " Rican Vests and well shaped, e - $1.00 comfortable, o AT, Gewin Chow: smart in ap- lin and_ nainsodk, “Closing G)e. pearance. THIRD FLOOR T Colonial Candle- wick Bedspreads All styles have welt soles and $5.95 90x108 and 72x108 — rubber heels at- Handmade, mounted on good qual- tached. And may be had in ity cotiun. Colors—White. biue. rose and hello. patent leather, ol to mur pillows. calt _and 17x17-in. black kid. With Pillows—light and dark colored art either military or Cuban heel. ticking: for hammock _or vorch. Fri price, We Have Added to This Lot of Shoes at each e All-Layer Felt Mat- tress—Made by Capitol Bedding Company. “Srintd and are_Heking: . " Friday's Special 610 QL o 10.95 " THIRD FLOOR Long enough All - Feather and Sizes