Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1925, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, W’EDNESDKY, MAY 20, 1923, 19 “CaveMan”lsBack:llIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIII.IIIIIIQIIIIIIIIlllllllIllIlllI-Illll Palais Royal Bargain Basement (0®Anniversary Sale Thursday Is Dollar Day Combined with our Anniversary Sale, maximum values in a greater variety of merchandise than ever will be ready for our customers. This is one day when the purchasing power of a dollar gets back to a pre-war basis. ’1 DANIELS STRESSES NATION'SPROBLEMS Comments on Possible Re- sults Had Wilson and Lodge Worked Together. Juggling F igures; Bride Keeps House ““Something Had to Be Done,” Says Clerk W ho Kidnaped Girl. By the Associated liam Rumse: of the cave: than that all the world loves r, today resumed his task of figures in a downtown office. the former Miss Corrine , who was rushed into when Rumsey appeared the office where she was stenographer and “kid- stitute, said yesterday he sked himself “how Ameri in the heen ch @ He employed naped” her, stayed at home to preside over the tiny bungalow to which her newly acquired husband brought her, and in which police and newspaper {men finally found them after a night and a day of search. Asked about the novel method of nning a bride which he chose, Rum- v said, “I waited eight vears for \er. That’s a long time. There was op- | position to our marrying, but. that | didn’t stop me. | I knew something had to be done, 0 1 did something. I borrowed a riend’s car and his wife accompanied when I went to get Corrine. She n the car as we drove away from v ot Lodge ther for the principles they enun- clated at the league to enforce peace in Washington before we entered the World War. 3 two schola had ag ead of bei 1s of Penn and Wilson And woulc past five ve solutior i nt, local, nat 1, Mr. Dan ried shortly all there is to jt.” standards of gr e in the Southern representation, e thing is equally true ir Ingland and in the Middle W we deplore that se sits in of Calhoun, is it not quit evidence of a lowering of standards that Butler rattles around in the seat of Daniel Webster? the 27 Suspender Skirts Fach Suspender Skirts for the warm Sum- mer days; to be worn with thin blouses. All shades included. 20 Flannel Dresses Each Pretty Flannel Dresses, in broken sizes. Nicely made. Many attractive colors. 1 Fine Handmade Chemise Women’s Crepe Kimonos $1 About 30 Serpentine Crepe Ki- $1 P e Gt St A Sensational Basement Sale of 1,200 Men's Woven Madras Shirts With Rayon Stripes Men—get this straight. These are not dollar shirts. Don’t judge them by the price. Just imagine —they are all good quality woven madras with rayon stripes. Non- shrinkable neckbands—with fine, genuine ocean pearl buttons—one button on sleeve. All fully guar- anteed to be absolutely fast color. Neckband style. Note sizes—13%4 to 17, except size 16. Palais Royal—Bargain Basement Discusses Blease's Election. “There ve said d ut ed to t him they | choose. In as put in by n of Fine white handmade chemise— prettily embroidered. Regular sizes. at Clemson to i prejudice in h scholors at Harvard to fight ag domination by privilege.” Announci rain tim nformation to waiting y £ loud and other Women’s Petticoats About 50 Petticoats, some with jersey top and sateen ruffle, or all sateen. Dresses, gertrudes and gowns— in long or short models with cute little yokes, lace embroidery and Women’s Union Suits | tucks ;o to 2 years. 3 for Fine Rib Cotton Union Suits. Built- up or bodice style. 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Sizesdtol0vears = 4 fol. alais yal—Bargain Basemen First Quality Fine Rib Vests. Bodice $ l or built-up style. Plain or lace trimmed. Extra sizes, 40 to 44. $ Double extra sizes for larger women, 48 to 50. Palais Royal—Bargain Basement Broadcloth—3 Yds. $ Int : o2 f 1,000 Yards of Tan Cotton 36-inch Plain-colored Broadcloth. 1 nfants” Apparel—2 for Pongee—4 Yards In all the bright sports colors and and Step-lns—z for $ $ 36-inch_Tan Cotton Pongee, for boys’ $ : Hostse of pretty shades. Made of shirts, suits, etc. Cut from the piece. voile, sateen, nainsook and fancy lin- Palais Royal—Bargain Basement $ l 2,200 Hemmed, Double- P Thread Turkish Towels $ 1 [ 2dbinch Heawy, Doublethread Broadcloth Bl urkis owels, wit h colore orders roadc. Ot ouses £ blue, gold and heliotrope. , " : « . 2f01‘ o $ S e New blouses in white, tan and 200 All-Linen Crash Napkms Open mificloscd il_\]les for fombxd poudre bleu, with short sleeves and 8 fi O 1,100 Hemmed Turkish Towels | embroidered emblem. 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Information and Reservations at City Ticket Office, d Bldg., 15th & H Sts., N. W., or Union Station, Massachusetts & Delaware Aves. WALTER V. SHIPLEY Asst. General Passenger Agent Telephone Main 3300 BALTIMORE and current magazines offer re- laxation—attractivelyappointed Dining Cars provide the usual good meals at reasonable prices—Drawing Room and Compartment Sleepers and the thoughtful courtesy of train- men assure restful sleep. In addition there is a Train Secretary, Valet, Barber, Ladies’ Maid and Manicure. Shower Bath. Telegraph and mail serv- ice; telephone connection at principal terminals. With an advantage in mileage and reduction in running time, The NaTionaL Limited pro- vides the shortest schedule ever maintained between Washing- ton and St. Louis. Qrio i A splendid assortment of Milan- ese Silk Gloves with French cuffs— in contrasting effects. Embroidered backs and double finger tips. In te, sand or mode. Sizes 6 to 7 Underpriced for Dollar Day only. 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All sizes in lot, but not in every style. 1,000 Yards Batiste Extra Special—4 Yards 40-inch figured batiste, in a range of beautiful neat floral patterns. Palais Royal—Bargain Basement Brassieres and Bandeaux 3 for Made of fancy materials. $ Many styles in narrow and wide lengths. Corselets —of novelty fabrics, with elastic side gores. Hook-side model. Sizes 32 to 44. 'Girls’ Play Suits Khaki Play Suits, in bloomer $ style—button trimmed. 1 Palais Royal—Bargain Basement NMERS NN EEENEEN SRR NN EREREER RERERN SRS RESERERENRENNERERSHNEHNENESHERERIMBSENRSERERRSESRERSLERSE BBREREBBEBEEERERRE}.