Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1925, Page 15

158,000,000 VOTED FOR BRITISH NAVY Cruiser - Building Program Forced Through—Pacific Figures in Debate. By the Associated Press LONDON, July 30.—After much mention in debate of the United States and Japan, the House of Commons has approved a cruiser-building pro gram involving expenditure of £58,000,000. The former Labor premier Ramsay MacDonald r e strenuous effort: secure pa > last night of an amend- ment condemning the program, the government's stand was when his plan was rejected t of 276 to 140. He made the-plea that it was unnecessary to inflict an addi- tion expenditure of 000,000 on an already overburdened country, adding 1o this the ument that there was absolutely nothing to indicate a war for many years. Deprecates War Talk, He deprecated any suggestion that the United tes an Japan were vossible enemies. Several other speak- ers also referred to this phase of the naval problem. Rear Admiral Sueter, superintendent of afrcraft construction, ald that there might be f re n Japan and the Unite nd that “we might be wvm:ml n the same way as America was dragged into the great wa Hints as given in the debate of danger from American naval power in the Pacific have not attracted special attention, however. Tt is pointed out that they were uttered by navy en- thuslasts having no political influence outside their own constituencies. It is generally conceded the *“eco- nomists” dealt some telling blows in the debate, and the opposition news- papers are making much capital of it. The economy group, of which Win- ston Churchill was supposed to be the head, had strenuously opposed com- mitting the country to a building pro- gram in future years, but the chan- cellor vielded because of threats of resignation by the First Lord of the| admiralty, W. C. Bridgeman, and the ®ea lords. There is plenty of support for the government so far as last night's de- bate is concerned, especially through the statement, in citing the justifi- cation of the shipbuilding program, that the existing ships were fast wear- ing out and the emphasis placed on Mr. Bridgem contention that if Great Britain did not lay down ruisers this year she would ve only | seven of her war design, compared | with 18 of the United States, 21 of Japan and 9 of France —_—— Boy Gives Life for Another. CLE LAND, Ohio, July 30 (#).— BStanislau. Tarr, 10, sacrificed his life yesterday in an unsuccessful at- tempt to rescue Willlam Vanek, 8, who had fallen into small I 3 while trying to ret e a ither could swim. Bekind to them and make sure that they will last as long as you expect to need them. Give your feet the support and free- dom of Arch Support Shoes—and you will learn what real comfort and foot-health is. Arch Support Shoes do not sacrifice the least bit of style for comfort — nor the least bit of comfort for style. Madesby Thomson-Crooker Shoe Co. Choice of many models that allow you foot comfort and at the same time a dress-up appearance you'll like. Vici, White, Tan and Patent; sizes 2% to 10, AAA to EE. Boys’ Wash Knickers Special, $1 30 pairs Assorted Wash Knickers; khaki, blue and white in the group; sizes 6 to 9 and 15 years only. 24 Wash Hats; naval reserve, khaki and blue in the lot; sizes 63 to Ti;. $1 each; now 6 Boys' Wash Hats; soft turn-up brim; dark shade of brown; sizes 6%, 6% and 7. Were $1.50 eac half price ... 6 Boys' Straw Hats: white with tancy bands; sizes 6%, 7% and 7%, for boys 12 to 16. Were 8350 $L75 each; now ... 3 Boys’ Wash Hats; soft, rolled contrasting brim— the newest model; sizes 3 to 6 years. Were §2 $1 each; now S 4 Boys’ Soft Rolled-brim Wash Hats; newest model: sizes 3 to 6 vears. $150 Were $3 each; now Boys' Section, Fourth floor. Girls’ Blouses, 95¢ Were $1.95. 10 Girls® Peasant Blouses, in white vofle, hand embroidered; sizes 8 to 16 years. 4 Misses' Skirts, all wool and silk: ecordion pleated on fitted Sralatbands: 41 lengths. Were $ Girly' Sweaters. Dosieh ey copen and : sizes 8. TR $2087 %, 95¢ 10 Middies in whu jean, white b glonE,_slecves: 0 Gir Hnuq Dr!flus h'v checked dnlhlm of aseorted colors: sizes 8 and 10 years. Wen 65 each. Now C 5 Girls' Silk Pongee ~\um full pleated on white bodies: sizes 0 and 18 ycars. \Ve:‘e $5 $1 95 each. Now . R 10 pairs Bloomers in _crosshar mualin with elastic and button-on Tanithand and elastic knee; sizes sears. Were $1 pair. ow. 65¢ 10 palr Black ‘l&man Gym Bloomers, full nleated band o8 ears. Were 8175 @50 pales Sowi aki Skirts. full pleated on ‘rN(- bodies “1'55‘0 .lh 2 ere 95c eac e 65¢ 2 French Flannel Knick tan, with -lrfl\eln.u Ji sizes R and 10 years Were $12.75 each. Now Girle' Furnishings Section, Fourth floor. Girls’ Hats, $2 Greatly Reduced 17 Girls’ Hats in straw and straw and silk _combined. good colors. Very good values. Girls' Hat Section, Fourth floor. Children’s Hats, 45¢ Were 95c and $L45. 14 Childrens Straw Jate, in mushroom or poke s Erished “with Hbbon' band and streamers; navy and brown: sizes 2 and 3 years 5 Infapte Untrimmed Trory E:\uh”"’rn‘\‘lr:\” st round or S . et $1.95 760 and $5 cach, Now Pl r Chest of Draw o8, Gravers ”\"J‘ - $25 Toile and 5 years. Were S Now it % 8 paire _Children Drawers, hloomer style. with gmv»mmeq ruffie gze. "W c pair. N Infants’ Seetion, Fourth floor Children’s Drawers, 12V5c IRREGULAR WEAVE; if perfect would be much more. 100 pairs Children's Knit Cotton Short Drawcn lace trimmed; sizes 2 to 16 vears. 60 pairs Infants’ Silk Stock- ings; fine rib; white, pink and sky; sizes 5 to 6 in the lot. ~Were $1 pair; 5()¢ 30 pairs Children's Black Lisle Socks; three-quarter: rib to toe; with turn-over cuft of red and blue; sizes 7, 71, $ and 10. Children’s Hosiery and Underwear Section, Fourth floor. Girls’ Pumps, $3.45 Were $7 to $9. 15 pairs Growing Girls” Pumps; pat- ent leather with tan or gray kid backs and all patent leather strap pumps. Sizes in the group AA; § 7A; 3%, 58B;2%, c Children's Shoe Section, Fourth floor. 30 Misses’ Silk Frocks for street, afternoon, evening wear—a splendid buying opportunity. Misses' Section. Fourth floor. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, C, THURSDAY, JULY' 30, 1925. Woodward & Lothrop Closed Saturdays During the Summer Remnant Day Tomorrow ‘ Shop Here and Share in the Savings Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. O. D. or on approval; no mail or phone orders accepted Men’s Tropical Worsted Suxts, $18.75 Were $27.50 and $30 28 of our most popular style Summer suits, in small and large sizes only. An opportunity for the man not of average size. Trousers alterations only will be made. zes: 4, 34; 4, 35; 2, 36; 3, 46 regular 1. 38;°1,30:°F 40; 1, 42 long. 3;:38;71,.39; 4, 46, 2, 48 stout. Silk Suits, $18.75 Flannel Were $35. 5 silk suits; sizes Trousers, $6.75 34, 35, 36 regular; 44 stout. Were $10. 20 pairs in bis- cuit shades—the smartest— 2 Palm Beach Suits: tan ecither plain orfa“‘c‘y stripes; S g waist sizes 29 to 33, shade; sifes 48 reglas; 48 2 Lineo Suits; 1, 46 and 1. ong. cre $15 §9.75 46 stout. Were §10),75 each; no e $16.50 each; now Men's Clothes Section. Second floor. Imported Straw Hats, $1.45 Were $5 and $6. 30 straws from Lincoln, Bennett & Co, London; plain and fancy bands; sizes 674 to 7 8 English Summer Bath or Lounging Robes; §f striped patterns. Were $8 cach; now............ $1.95 The English Shop, Second floor. Men’s Socks, 40c 6 Pairs, $2.25 50 pairs fancy socks; rayon and silk mixed, rayon and mercerized lisle mixed, with double lisle heels, toes and soles; sizes 974 to 1114, 36 Men's Athletic Union 40 Men's Wash Four-in-hand Suits; checked nainsook; cool Ties; mostly light colors that and comfortable; sizes 34, will not fade. Were 25 38 and 40. Special, 85C 50c each; now. C each . . 29 Men's Summer Bow Ties; l-umalre;n«v ;msh s l:“"'f foulard silks; neat dots and cambric; ; ¢ with- g the head; sizes 14 to 19 T Were $150 and $2 Q5 44 Shirts; printed “madras each; now and percale; soft cuffs; f: colors; sizes 14, 1414, 17 27 Suits Men's Pajamas; ba- $2 s tiste and madras, in novelty 1:% and 18. Were $‘.55 patterns; English collar; $2 each; now. . small, medium, large and ex- 16 Men's Straw Hats; sizes tra large sizes. Were 7 and $4¢ and $5 each; $2.85 \V ere $3 TOW eececess now Men's Furnishings Section. First floor. Men's Oxfords, $5.75 Were $10 Tan and Black Caliskin Oxfords. 6 pairs tan, sizes 9,101 A;11 B;10C;10% D; 5 EE. 4 pairs black, sizes8 A;5C;7D. Men's Shoe Section, Second floor. In the Misses’ Section, Fourth floor Misses’ Silk Frocks, $12.50 Were $25, $29.50 and $39.50 sports and Silk Umbrellas, $3 IRREGULAR WEAVE; if perfect would be $5. Ir- regularities will not affect wear. Special purchase of 50 Women's 22-inch, 10-rib Silk Umbrellas with satin borders. Purple, navy and garnet; assorted carved wood trimmed handles with leather thongs or silk cord loops. Tmbrells Section. First floor. Women’s Silk Hose, 50c Greatly reduced. 72 pairs Women's Tan and Brown Full Fashioned Silk Hose: regular and chiffon weights. A0 palrs Women's Mercer- ized Lisle Hose, full fash foned, in nude and a few black: outsizes. UNEVEN WEAVE. If perfect would be $1 and $1.10 b 50c 50 pairs Women's Brown Lisle Hose, full fashioned mercerized and plain: a_few outsizes included. 95 Were 75c pair; now... C Women's Hosiery Section. First floor. Silk Slips, $3.45 Special. 30 Tub Silk Slips with satin stripe; excellent quality; bodice top and shadow-proof hem; white and flesh Costume Slip Section. Third floor. Maids’ Uniforms, $1.95 Were $2.75 and $4. 7 Uni- forms with fitted waistline; white, gray and biue. 2 White Uniforms for malds: sizes 34 and §2. Were 95C $5 each; now..... 12 Rubbenud Aprons to wear when bathing baby: large and medium sizes. Were $2 each; 45c now . : 18 White Cambric Aprons: large, gathered style; no bib. Were $1 each; 75¢ 12 Fancy Rubber Aprons; brown, green and powder blue. Were $1.50 each; NOW....... 95¢ ‘Home Frock Section. Third floor. Girls’ Dresses, $2.95 Were $7.50. 4 White Voile Dresses; hand-drawn; collar of colored voile; sizes 6, 8 and 10 years. 3 Junior Misses' Dark Silk Dresses, with long sleeves; sultable’ for travel; sizes 15 and 17 vegrs. Were $19.50 5 and $2! $750 now . 4 Girls' Gingham Dresses with bloomers; attractive colors; sizes 7 and 8 years. Were & eflt.lu $l.95 1 Junior Miss’ Blue Flannel Coat; fur trimmed; silk lined; size 15. Was $49.50; now $1950 1 Girls’ Rose Hand-drawn Dress of pure Irish linen. with white hand-embroidered coliar and cuffs; size 14. Was $2 now . Girls' and Juniors' Section, Fourth fioor. cushions. 1 Queen A Table, 66-inch. $42.50. Now half Leds FURNITURE REDUCED now 1 These special values in the remnant sale tomorrow are | Rug. offered “as is,” subject to scars or other imperfections. Living Room Suite, $157.50; was $235 A 75-inch Davenport, comfortable wing chair and low- back chair comprise this suite, upholstered in tapestry o large, floral pattern. .All pieces with reversible spring nne Davenport or Wall Maple Porrh nocknr. $\§m7hh woven seat. Was now 6 Congoleum Ri ‘Were $3.50 eac 6 Felt-base Rugs, Were $1.50 each: now. 4 Rattania Rugs. 7.6x !0.(;. Were 15.75 High-Grade Rugs Lower Priced ‘Tomotrow 3 Kimigrls Fiber Rugs. e R 7k tyAxlh‘;#r Rug. 9!12 SLIGHT- suvs wouTd v $41.75 1 Pam Buch Rush Rug: square: i 15 1 Axmingter 9: SLIGHT- T "‘-,EZ ) 8x10. Were $18 cach: high-grade jnster Ruuners. 6. Were s30 $ 12.75 > $31.75 Black, tan, gray and combinations of leather in styles of pumps. 14 pairs Black Satin Pumps: many styles; AAA;4,5AA;3%,4,4%, 5B;2%,3%, 7 C. 32‘£a|rs Patent Leather and Gun Metal Pumps. Sizes 5, 534, 5, 5% AA; 4,415 A; 214, 4, 412 B; 214, 3, 3! ‘Women’s Apparel Greatly Reduced , Women’s Sportswear Greatly Reduced 9 Poncho Coats, in plain and novelty flannel. Wi egr[e $13.75 each; no}‘ = $7 95 6 Sleeveless Blazer Jackets, in powder blue stripes. Were $10 each; now ... $7 95 5 Intl)porlcd Sc‘an’s]: larg\e square models in “attractive combinations of colors. Were $25 eaLh‘ now S - $12.50 Sportewear Section, Thlrd f‘flur Women’s Fine Dresses Greatly Reduced 1 Black Ei bl h bl stum el \n\s:ins:;y\\"l(tl“Lra}on ue costume; $3950 ! (xcramum ruLked Crepe Dinner Gown; size $3950 Afcades L)’ errgenlc. : epe Koma and Satin- hac repe Dresses, in black, navy and brown; sizes 36 to 4. Were $95 eac! $39'50 1 Green Metal Cloth Dres. $125; now ... 3 Dresses in flat crepe and prints; and rosewood; sizes 38 to 40. Were $39.50 each; now : 1 “black and white, Was 3 on Dinner Dresses; sizes 38 and 42. Were §75 each; now... . u_"u.fl'.n Evening Dress; size 36. 1 Black an«l \\ hite Chiffon Dress; black Tace trimming; size 40. Was $75; now. Lact Dress, with flesh drop "Was slip; size 36. Was $95; ‘now. . Better Dress Section, Third floor. Women’s Dresses and Coats Reduced 10 Dresses; tub silk, flat crepe and prints in light and dark shades; sizes 36 to 4. \\cre S\9~0 $10 each; now 3 Georgette oats, in cocoa and nd\_ T8 38 and 40. Were $25 each; now 6 Printed Crepe Dresses; slzc; 36'to 46. Were $1250 Sl each; now rinted and Plain Crepe Dresses; sizes 34 to $15 '»8 Were §5 cach; now..... 2 Crepe Dresses; black and poudre; size 38. ‘Were $15 $39.50 each; now . s 1 Gray Crepe ); > W 50+ $15 “7\0;. d C D d bl rmte repe 'l‘sifls‘ un an )ut <lZ€5 36 and 38. Were $3250 each; now $19°50 1 Georgette Coat; size 44, poudre; 1 navy georgette coat ; size46. Were $32.50 cach; now $19'50 10 Black Satin and Georgette Coats, Georgette Beaded Dresses, Georgette Dresses with print slip: sizes 36 to 46. Were $29.50 and $49.50 eac $1950 now 2 3 Printed Beaded Georgette Dres 38 and 40. Were $39.30 and #4950 (AALI" $29’50 now . Women's Dress Qflucn Third floor. Women’s Hats Reduced, $2.75 Were very much higher. 25 Trimmed and Untrimmec Hats; extremely good values Millinery Section, Third floor. Sweaters and Bathing Suits Reduced 7 2-in-1 Wool Jersey Bathing Suits; yellow, red, black and nav sizes 36, 38, 40 and 44. $2 95 Special, each 4 Golf Coats, 48, 50, 52; brown and navy rushed wool; extra sizes, Were $6.75 each; $1.95 2 Silk Sweater Coats: 1 red, 1 brown; both size 36. Were $1975 each; now............. $3.95 fancy weave tan; jacquette models with collar. Were $10.73 5 Gy now o s 1075, $3.95 4 Sifle Scarfs, in tartan plaid; ack satin. Were $9.75 cach; now $5'75 1 Imported Wool Scarf; hand knitted in gray with jacquard border; red, white and navy. Was $1275; now ... * $5.75 3 Small White Tce Wool Shawls ; sli Were §5 each; now. ey el 9395 Women's Bathing Suit and Sweater § Women’s Blouses Greatly Reduced 11 'White Linene Tuck-in Shirt th neckbands. Were $2.25 each; now. . e 5 75C 17 Czechoslovakian White oile Tuck-in Peasant Blouses, embroidered in bright shades; Peter Pan 75C and round neck: Were $225 each: now !i‘xn'-\ Si Crepe de C ‘;me Blouses. in tan and grays; sizes 50 and 52. Were $875 each; 4 Pongec Overblouses; shirt colla long sleeves; pockeu. sizes 34, 38 ay nd 40. Were $5 b " $3.95 4 White Sn‘l;j‘l‘\fik mdqi;gts ‘vuth club col- lars; sizes an Were $8.75 each; now . 2 $5.75 2 White Silk Tuck-in Shirts; club’ collars, $5 75 sizes 38 and 42. Were $10 each; now < i Women's Blouse Section, Third floor. Women’s Pumps, $4.75 Were $10 to $12.50 AA; 44 725 20 pan‘s Tan Pumps: various styles. Sizes 7 AA; 4, 5,'5% 7A;3,3%,4,55/4B;3%,5 5%,6,7C. vdrious 36 pairs black suede, gray suede and combinations of patent leather with tan or gray. Sizes 51 / ;\ : 4 : Friday Special Lisle Vests, 58¢ 240 Imported Swiss Lislé Vests with bodice top and built-up shoulder. Broken sizes., - Knit Underwear Section, Third floor. Women’s Athletic Combinations, 95¢ Special. 60 Athletic Combi- nations, in flesh and white dimity and batiste ; camisole top; sizes 36, 38, 40 and 42. Enit Underwear Section. Third oor. Underthings, 78¢ Were $1, $1.50 and $2 125 pieces—Gowns, straight and envelope chemise, cos- tume slips and bloomers batiste, nainsook and mus- lin; flesh, apricot and white; broken sizes. Cotton Underwear Section. Third floor. Glove Silk Vests, $1.45 Were $2.50 15 Glove Silk Vests; some hand - embroidered, others lave real filet medallions: flesh and peach; sizes 40, 42 d Glove Silk Vests, so trimmed with real filet lace, embroidered; flesh izes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 5 pairs Glove Silk Bloomers hand embroidered: flesh col or; sizes 7 and 9. $2'95 Were $5 pair; now, silk rwear Section. Third Woodthrop Corsets, $2 8 Woodthrop le Hip Reducers and extra large sizes. Were $10 each; $5 France Girc h('» )\e and sections o s 33 and 15 De Bevoise and Natu Rival Long Line Brassieres 46 and 43. Were $2 and more each; now.. Mattress Covers Special, $1.88 100 Mattress Covers, full ink- d cotton; ps so (w at ly. Blanket Section, Sscond floor. Were §$! fect. 6 Dooss: fine galv cloth filling fixtures '_’M,\UI’Y and 2.6x6.6. Screen Doors: Tp-inch natural varnish fin ; black wire c s 48 Window Screens; adjust able; assorted sizes vour measuremen §0c to §1 each. SLIGH I IMPEREF A Screen S Drapery Fabrics 13 to V5 Less \ farge collection of rer Sus other drapery and up- tery fabrics suitable fc any uses Drapery Section. Fifth floo Awnings, $1.25% Were $2.50 50 Heavy Q nd brown and wh ; 30, 42 and 48 inc widths in the lot. Well made on iron frames, com- plete with fixtures. Awning Section. Fifth floor Smoking Stands Small Cabinets $4.50 and $7.50 Exactly Y% Price 15 Stands and Cabinets in 5 different styles that we are going to discontinue. hogany and walnut genuine wood. othe ished. Were $9 and §13 Smoking Articles Section, First floor. VICTROLAS 15 Price or Less Convenient Terms If Desired s Feature i Overstuffed Armchair: larse. 1 424nch Poren Setioe g $5 Prl | seated and a.am(fnahlr e]h f OC “-“b“ halt vrlw d : 3 » und - reversible ombination 6 Fiver Rugs, 4.0x7.8 e o : red e Jhugs, : Were 5 ffi'fr'lvfle cihion: upholete r7l 56 fide Tavie. Was oW Were $0.75 each: now. . $4.75 each: now ° $2.95 4, 64/ 5 8 A; 3%, 4, 414, 5, 514, 6" $4 6, 64 C. ‘Was $75. Now ” | ol g, ous kT T§ % | KB e g sbiiponm g Friday Whi W < Sow 0TS0 S350 YTty bromient Taile tn mgk L] et e e $39.75 L¥mmann v §31.50 te Canvas Oxfords Reduced, $2.75 1«\4‘1‘?5 Gumf Taple fgr Mab :é::a‘ru::%é;"nmn'fe ':"d gohoane || ss750:n z - $g;:§g éas‘;;i:;:a.’..:.’." $31.50 Safi i chu $7'T50 to $8 726 7th St. N.W. R ko, e SEREE e, $27.50 and Arnold ’é?ov:"éfipofi.f{fi gu?fxyw A ‘%f%'r’.?fi:f. Featuring Washington’s First 0 7 Bxclusive Shoe Bargain Basement The most wanted Upright and Console Models Victor Red Seal Records, 30c, 50c A New High-Grade Selection Victrola Galleries, Fourth floor. Furniture Section, Sixth floor. Ifllmnn.!mhmr. sxzes. Sizes 5, 544, 6 AAA; /. 6 AA; 3%, 4%, S5 B: 9, 3 45k 735, Co 7 1 i Wfll‘_l Shos Section, Third Io.r.