Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1925, Page 15

_THE WASHINGTON, D. C., TAGS FORBUSINESS < Vo=~ 15 BILOING OVER = VEHLES ON SALE % | 14 RECORDNOW, - Officials Ask Co-Operation of | Scarcity of Housing for Motorists in New Plan Those of Average Means to Avoid Rush. Still Reported. EVENING STAR, M()_\;})_\\", NOVEMBER 23, THE PALAIS ROYAL BARGAIN BASEMENT TUESDAY IS igh in price or in | desitial work. public ind nmmm 1 going up in t indications,” the report ! ward an increasing wwing - he growing | ] in in work | | ' v | build- | wail- | hushand | g heen larz ' higher p Theres a glow Don’t let another day go by without tasting the wonderful flavor in Campbell’s Tomato Soup! Serve it for lunch or dinner today. It makes the whole meal sparkle! hildren George Washington threw a dollar across the Potomac. “Yes,” vou will go farther in those days!” And so it would—but scan these items and vou ¢ dollar will go almost as far in our Bargain Basement tomorrow. And this is as true s the cherry tree. 25¢ Plain White Outing Flannel, 7 Yards 1 | | | | $1.29 Crepe de Chine Chemise $1. 29 Ramcapes 100 \! ¢ ['willed Out- lannel, in white, pink and 100 Ct FRENCH MON.EY LENDERS HAVE DIFFICULT DAYS Borrowina Goes Extensive, But Profit Entirely to Pockets f Borrowers, Relish the pure tomato juices and luscious tomato meat in this puree, blended with golden butter. Delicious! 12 cents a can “youTl quitkiy fradefor: Studebaker‘ i Pouser Dura*nktu Finish | l d,cme f UGHS O col,DS NO DRUGS LOOK FOR THE RED-AND WHITE LABEL " TOMATO soupP OVER 70 YEARS OF SUCCESS Tuesday Morning 9:15—in the Basement Store MEN! A Real Shoe Sale Broad toes, Balloon toes, French toes, wearing. High shoes. perfectly plain. Absolutely perfect. a good walker you'll appreciate their co mfort. appreciate their style. And if you know a bargain when you see one, you’ll be here on the dot at 9:15. 1,500 pairs—and twice that many men wanting them. The Hecht Co. Basement Store Calfskin Scotch Grain Low shoes. Fitted with Goodye ar welt soles and rubber heels. If you're a good dresser English toes. Every style that men are Black or tan. With plenty of perforations or Shoes from a manufacturer everybody knows and respects. If you're you'll 1,000 Hemmed Diapers 6 For $1.39 Rayon and Cotton Spread Materxals, Yard 36-inch Strip, « Mz 42x36-Inch Pillowcases 4 for $1 1,000 Yards Part-Linen Crash, Regular 20c 7 Yards $ 17-inch Heavy Absorbent Crash, for hand towels 58c Cretonne Laundry Bags, 2 forP " $1 Large Size Laundry in neat cretonne patterns. Women’s 69c Chamoisette Gloves, 2 Pairs for l'r'e Gloves, w vv th (\%,I‘( e\r{'hr‘md\e'r:e‘d $1 mode, sand, grav, e covert or white. Sizes 5)5 to 8 Union Suits All First Quality Women's $ high neck and long sleeves or 1 Dutch neck and elbow <Iee\c= Women’s 69¢ Union Suits Fine Rib-knit Union Suits for larger women. Low neck, sleeve- Womgn’s 50c Union Suits 3 for 36 to 4 5 Yards Colored, Striped Heavy- weight Abserbent Crash with $1 blue. 17-Inch Hemstitched All-Linen Napkins, 4 for Napkins. Ideal for ]unch- eons and breakfast. neatly boxed. Boys’ 79¢ Union Suits, 2 for Boys' Derby Rib Fleece- lined Cotton Union Suits, with high neck, 31 Sizes 4 to 16 years. 1,200 Seamless Sheets 81x90-inch Seamless Bed Sheets, heavy linen finish quality. All perfect. All First Quality Real Chamois- au strap. In all wanted ¢ Women’s $1.25 Fleeced Eifie RibtEnitiUnion Surtslwith ankle length. Sizes 36 to 2 for $1 less and knee length. Sizes 46 to 50. Women's Fine Rib-knit Cot- 25c All-Linen Crash celored borders of red and All-linen Figured Damask $1 long sleeves and ankle length. Regularly $1.29 s 1 $1.59 Khaki Knickers Blouses and Coats, Each Dollar Day In Our New Basement Shoe Department 1 School Women's $1.49 House \Ilpperi — flexible Men's $1.39 Felt Slippers —soft pm]v(rl soles. Al $ shades and s« Misses’ nnd Chlldren s 89; Ruhbem— all perfect — al $1 “omens 98¢ Felt Qlyp pers—all shades and size $ 2 pairs, [ b ORNIE D | 59¢ Assorted Women’s Underwear. 7 for Children's $1.69 sizes. 2 pairs, includin 200 pieces Assorted Underwear 200 pieces, including gowns n of various soft m voile, nainsook, cre| ow batiste, neatly Sizes 36 to 44. 59¢ Children’s Flannelette Underwear, 2 for 1 100 pieces, including sleepers, with the feet and drop seat, gowns with trimmed yokes. Sleepers, 2 to 6 years. to 14 years. Household Necessities 500 Scalloped-edge Dress- er Scarfs—colored stripes of $ blue, pink and gold. Regu- larly 25¢—6 for 200 Lace-edge Dresser $1 Scarfs—colored centers of Gowns, 6 rose and blue. 4 for 100 Turkish Towel Sets— neatly boxed for Christmas gifts. Colors are: Gold, blue and rose. Set, 12Y; and 15c¢ Washcloths, in beautiful color combina- tions. 12 for 17c Hemmed Part-linen Dish Towels—with hanger attached. 8 for Corsetlets Hook-side style, of novelty striped materials. Elastic in sides, four supporters. Sizes 32 to 42. Brassieres, 2 for Hook-back style, of durable material. Elastic in waistline. s Sizes 32 to 46. Palais Royal—Bargain Basement Boys” School Stockings 30c and 35¢ Values P 4 Pairs for First quality. Boys' Heavy, Coarse-rib Stockings, with plenty of leg length. Double heel, toe and sole. Blacke or brown. All sizes to 11. r=l=ly == y=Wy= =7/ I4c and 25¢ Mill Lengths of BIeached Musli ms, 9 Yards 20c Cotton Challies .6 Ya‘rds Women’s Full-Fashioned Silk Stockings Imperfects of the $1.29 Quality Women’s 69¢ Silk and Rayon Stockings 2 Pairs for Women's and Rayon Stockings, up the back, Women’s Rayon Stockings 3 Pairs for 41 Seconds — Women's Lustrous Rayon Stockings, with long boot seam up the back, high spl heel and lisle garter hem grey, beige, sand, blond or bl Sizes 875 to 10. $1.25 Ho-Ma-Bout Dresses 100 Wrap-around Dre hEhite aid coloms g gu $1 lar and extra sizes 59¢ Infants” Dresses 2 for 80 Cute Little Dresses of fine e $ 1 Also about 25 petticoats includ- ed in this lot. Sizes 0-1-2. $1.29 Flannelette Gowns 75 Striped I»'!a:.nrlexfic’l;(nwx\~: raid trimmings, vee neck or high neck. Regular sizes 59¢ Children’s Bath Robes . 2 for : 25 Blanket Robes, for tiny $1 tots in light shades. Slightly soiled. 59c Women’s Flannelette Underwear, 2 for 200 pieces, including gowns, petticoats and sl bloomers of striped flan-