Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1926, Page 25

25 ar-and Familiar Event Takes a Pleasing Though Surprising Turn! ’ ONOMY DAY ery Month, But a Storewide Dollar Day Comes But Once a Year! Tomorrow They Both Come Together! $1.50 to $2.00 Brassieres Slado, o1 Tiwicy | brocaded =4 materials. S g Priced "for Economy itzfi?. College Girl Brassieres, 2 for $1.00 Becond Floor. $1.39 Stamped Pillowcases A Pair !o;' $1 —=Stamped on excellent qQuality tubing and hem- stitched for crochet edge. Sheet of instructions with ¢ach pair. " 39c Centers 6 for $1.00 —184nch Alllinen Center- jeces, stamped in three erent designs. Fourth Floor. Reg. 29¢ Plisse Crepes 5 Yds. for popular mate- rial for making under- wear and kimonos, and comes in pretty figured designs or in plain colors. Street Floor. ¢ i " $1.95 to $295 % Silk Handbags, at $ broldered and 2 striped moire. Assorted colors. Also a few leather bags are included. Street Floor. Specials in Housewares 1 ~8olid B s Jardineres, three round feet. lacquered. Each —German China Cups and Saucers, in four at- tractive patterns. Econ- omy day, 6 cups and 6 i saucers for $1.00. —d8-in. Polychrome Table | Lamp Stand, with cord and twoplece plug for . $1.00. } —Cretonne Shades for | above lamps at $1.00. 1 Third Floor. $1.39 and $1.50 Corsettes And Girdles —$1.50 Corsettes, of strip- ed contil, unboned, for Junior figures. —$1.50 Corsettes, five short bones. —$1.39 Kann's Corset, well boned. $1.50 Clingaround Girdles, - —$1.50 Girdles, for the slender figure. Made of striped batiste. Second Floor. with Special $1.25 and $1.50 Victor Records 4 for $1 —10-inch Single-faced Red Seal Records, from the Ansell, Bishop & Turner stock, offering both songs and instrumental music. Fourth Floor. Reg. $1. Suede Gloves $1Pr. —Novelty Gloves of Surah suede (rayon and cotton), with .embroldered and frilled cuffs. Flare and turndown styles. Sizes 515 to 71. Black, white and good colors. Street Floor. 2,400 Reg. 25¢ Handk’c’fs 6 for $1 —All-linen Handkerchiefs, some hand embroidered, others by machine. White and colors, with various width hems. « Street Floor. 500 Gingham Apron Frocks 1 Ea. —Amoskeag, Kalburnie and Security Gingham Apron Frocks, reprsent- ing a special purchase for Economy Day. Beauti- fully trimmed and most becoming models. —59¢ Figured Apron Frocks, Economy Day at— 2 for $1.00 - Second Floor. Percale special 32.Pc. White China Cottage Sets, At $1 —Transparent W hite China Sets, service for six people, including meat dish and open vegetable dish. A _special value Economy Da. Third Floor. $1.00 Yd. $1.39, $1.69 and $1.95 Qualities 33-inch All-Silk Washable Baby Broadcloth in 35 colors 36-inch AlL-Silk W ashable Foulards in 25 patterns 33-inch White Honan Washable Pongee 33-inch Striped W ashable Radium 36-inch AU-Silk: Washable Pongee in 30 colors Kann’s—Street Floor. $1.59 Novelty Rayon Chemise $1 —Fine quality Rayon Chemise, in pretty two- tone effects, and sizes 36 to 42. Peach, orchid, flesh, nile, maize and light blue. Street Floor. Shakespeare’s Complete Works $1 —Bound in flexible Kera- tol and printed on good paper from sclear type, the works consisting of his plays, poems and his- torv of his life. Downstairs Book Store. —Regular _50c can of Dusting Powder, with puff. 3 cans for $1.00. —A box of 50c Woodbury Face Powder and 4 cakes of 25¢ soap for $1.00. —3 tubes of Kolynos Tooth Paste, 30c size, and a 75c English Tooth Brush for $1.00. —A bottle of Wanda Nar- cissus Perfume and a bottle of Tollet Water. Regularly $1.00 each, both for $1.00. Street Floor. 39c Maline 3 Yds. for ~ $1 —Black and Colored Ma- line, offered at this fow price Economy Day. Nice for bows, trimming dresses, etc. Street Floor. Umbrellas $1 —Men's and Women's Cotton Umbrellas, in 26- inch size, and black only. Assorted handles. & splendid value for Econ- omy Day. Street Floor. 50c Satine 3 Yds. for $1 —36-inch Satin-face @atine, in black, white and 40 light and dark col- ors. A splendid quality. Very specially priced Economy Day. Street Floor. Chiidren’s $1.69 to $1.95 Dresses $1 —Volles and prints, in sizes for the 2 to 6 years. The volles trimmed with lace and contrastng col- ors; prints in blue, white, tan, green and maize col- orings. Second Floor. Utility and Hoover Dresses $1 —Cholce of efther of these practical dresses at this special price. They are made of chambray and white cotton. The styles include straightline and belted models. In green, blue and lavender stripes, also plain colors. Short sleeves. Sizes 36 to 46. Second Floor. $1.50 White House Cook Books Special at $1 —Just 50 of these splen- did Books to offer Econ- omy Day at this low price. The latest edition, and containing recipes of all kinds. Downstairs Book Store. Sets —$1.50 to $2.26 All-linen Luncheon Sets, consisting of cloth 36 Ins. square and four napkins. Various designs. Finished models on display. Fourth Floor. 81x90 SHEETS 51 —Bleached Sheets, size before hemming. Made from regular sheeting. Perfect. Pillowcases 4 for §1.00 —45x36 size (before hem- ming) Fulton Plllowecases. Free from filling. Per- fect. Street Floor. Savings in Children’s Wear at $1 —Infants’ Knitted Capes, $1.00 ea. —179¢ Henstitched sheets, 2 for $1.00. —$1.95 Organdy Bonnets or Caps, $1.00 ea. ~—Muslin Drawers, 5 pairs for $1.00. —Infants’ All-wool Sweat- ers, $1.00 ea —$1.95 Infants’ White Drecres, $1.00 ea. —Pillow Slips and Pillow, both for $1.00. Second Floor. Regular $1.49 to $1.95 Smocks $1 —Single and double breasted styles, with col- lars and cuffs in plain or combination colors. Long sleeves, Big pockets. Pearl buttons. Green, rose, blue, orchid, etc. Second Floor. $1.45 Birdeye Diaper Cloth 10-yd. Pec. for $1 —18.in. Red Diamond Diaper Cloth. durable and_absorbent. Put up in sealed packages. —36.inch _ White Longcloth, with chamois finish. Econo- my d 8 Yds., $1.00 Strect Floor. Specials in LACES 51 —475 _yards Handmade Filet Laces, Edges and Insertions, in floral and ¢ onventional patterns. Regularly _76c _yard. Economy Day, 2 yards for $1.00. —12%c Filet Picot, hand- made and best quality. 12 yards for $1.00. —31.65 to $2.25 Valen- clennes Insertions, B. B. make, excellent copies of real laces. % to 1% inches wide. Economy Day, 12 yards, $1.00. Street Floor. $1.35 Georgette Sleeves, at $1Pr. —Good quality Georgette Sleeves, made _with shaped shoulders. Black, tan, navy blue and gray from which to choose. A splendid value. Street Floor. $1.50 and $1.75 Boudoir $1.49 and $1.95 Values in Summer 1.49 to 1‘95 House Dresses 51 —Including some samples. The materials are Scotch ginghams in plaids, checks and stripes. Self or white collars. Straight- 1line models, full over hips. Have pockets and belts. Sizes 36 to 46. Second Floor. e $1.19 to $1.49 Embroidered Bands Special at $1Yd. —New Silk-embroidered Bands, plain cut-out work or of net and applique. Choice of beautiful Per- sian colorings, and widths of 1% to 235 inches. Street Floor. $1.50 Five-Piece Bridge Sets, At $1 —Pure Linen Lunch or Br'dge Sets with fancy colored borders, or in plaid designs. Nice weight linen, specially priced for Economy Day. Street Floor. Reg. 18¢ Bleached Cotton & Yds. for 51 —Yard Wide Bleached Cotton, cut from full pleces. . Speclally priced Economy Day. 35¢ Pillow Tubing 4 Yds., $1.00 —5/4 Regular Width Pil- low Tubing. Free from filling. Street Floor. Lingerie At a Dollar Each —A special lot of Kickernick Bloomers of novelty materials, with cuff or elastic knees. White and pastel colors. Regular $1.49 and $1.95 values, $1.00 each. —300 Handmade and Hand-em- broidered Gowns of fine batiste. Specialized at $1.00 each. —White and Flesh Costume Slips of Seco (silk and cotton), with tai- lored tops and hip hems. $1.95 value for $1.00 each. —Sateen Bloomers, with elastic knees and waist. Street colors. $1.49 value for $1.00 pair—Ecoromy ollarDay./ 95 o $1.25 Rayofi Drapery Fabrics 2 Yards for $1.50 to $1.95 Silk Scarfs $1 51 —45 bolts of 36-inch fabrics in plain and combination -Crepe de Chine and Georgette Scarfs, in beau- tiful colorings and de- signs. Some with fringe. SBubject to very slight im- colorings. An rayon material, suitable for all kinds of draperies. excellent perfections. Street Floor. 69c Opaque Window Shades 2 for $1 —Smith's Shades, mount- ed on excellent spring rollers and complete with fixtures. Good colors. Size 3 ft. wide by 5 ft. 9 inches long. Third Floor. $1.50 Pure Linen Napkins Dozen for $1 —94nch Napkins, made of nice quality linen, with neat hemstitched hems. Startex Dish Towels 6 for $1.00 —Part-linen Towels, hem- med, ready for use. Ab- sorbent quality, with red or blue borders. Street Floor. $1.95 Imported Infant Dolls, At $1 —150 Beautifully Dressed Baby Dolls, with large bisque heads, moving eves and crying voices. Each in a box. Fourth Floor. 600 Sports and Untrimmed 200 Different Styles ‘Third Floor. Regular 59¢ Felt-base Floor Coverings 3 Yds. for $1 —1,500 yards and 3 good patterns are offered at this low price Economy Day. Good heavy quality. Please bring floor measurements, Third Floor. Children’s $1.95 Princess Slips $1 —Fine Nainsook Slips, prettily trimmed with lace and embroidery, and lace medallions in yokes. Special for Economy Day. 4 to 16 years. Second Floor. Specials in TOYS $1 —120 Children's Regular $1.50 Footballs, of good leather, with bladder. Each, $1.00. —300 Ullman Paint Sets, regularly $1.49. Economy Day, a set, $1. —200 Regular $1.49 Kin- dergarten Chairs, Econ- omy Day, each, $1.00. —150 Regular $1.25 Pan- ama Pile Drivers, an auto- matic toy. Each, $1.00. Kann's—Fourth Floor. COMMUNIST CHIEF DENOUNCES GRAFT Declares Jubilees, Misman- agement and Theft Are Too Costly for Nation. By the Assoc MOSCOW 2 cently elected to the importa sidium of the Communi one of the out: bolsevik world, 1 denuncia ton yesterday of the te, revelry and theft rampant in Communist in- dustrial and buying organizations. He was addressing the Leningrad - munist conterence. ‘The state business must be cleansed and made honest and efficient, he de- clared. He cited an instance where the overhead charges of a grain pur- chase organization amounted to 13 kopecks per pood, when it ought to be only 8 kopecks. This e every responsible grain buyer I large staff of stenographers and hel ers, bought automobiles and heaped up expenses, making export unprofit able. “We must declare a fight to the finish on all excesses, all criminal practices with the ople’s property he said. “We have a reign of reve! {and all sorts of jubil and unvel ing of monuments, requiring million ses. must put an end 1o such practices. We cannot afford rev elries we must abolish corruption, theft in public service, and create a moral atmosphere, rendering life for thieves impossible.” | DANISH-BELGIAN ROYAL BETROTHAL RUMORED Paper Says Queen of Belgium Re- cently Paid Secret Visit to | Court at Copenhagen. | By the Associated Press COPENHA! Ap | newspaper Politkin rela | Queen of Belgium recent. cognito visit to the Danish court, which | was kept a strict secret. It is learned |from a_diplomatic source that there a8 talk of an alliance between Pri |cess Jose of Belgium and the Crown | Prince of Denmark, but this has not been verifled Denmark is one of the few Eur countries where an ance betu a future Catholic Que tant King is feasible. The Danish constitution provides that the King shall be Protestant, but the Queen : other members of the royal may be free in their choice in religious matters. ROAD MOVES TRACKS BY FAST SECRET WORK Foils Attempt of New Owner of Land to Demand High Rent for Use. | By the A ted Press. GALESBURG, IIl, April 20.—Work- ing in secret in the hours Sur da morning, 300 “e Railway workmen and a fu force tore up a guarter of a mile of switch track on the Santa Fe-Burling- ton connecting link here and relaid it on a new site. According to Santa Fe |attorneys, the old track was co | cated in order to frustrate an attempt | by the owner of the property to col |lect _excessive demands from the rail- |roads for use of the track The workmen on a_ special train, |equipped with steam shovels, arrived at daybreak. In less than two hov | the tracks had been turn up and laid. _ Railroad attorneys explain {that D. C. Halper, wealthy junk deal- er here, had purchased the ground on which the switch was laid. He sought $20,000 from the railroad fo use of the tracks. ecrecy was maintained and Sun day morning was chosen for the work {to” foresall a possible injunction to | stop it before it was completed Girl Killed by Automobile. Special Dispatch to The Star. I TON, Md., Doris Crump of Wilmin was killed and William Vicke of Cambridge, Md., and Dorse art, were injured when an bile driven by Vickers turned turtle at a curve near here v. Vick- ers' condition is critical. | | | | | $3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington AND RETURN SUNDAYS April 11, 25 Special Train ington (Union Station) 7:3 m . Wilminston 10:05 am.. Chester 10:25 a.m. elphia, Broad Street, 10:50 Jeaves Broad Street Sta- 7:35 pm.. West Philadel- hia 7:40 pm o hester 7:50 p.m. Wilmington 8:10 p.m, Tickets on sale two days preceeding cursion Similar Excursions Sundays. Ma: June 6, 20, July 4, 18, August 1,'15, 29, Sepfember 12 Pennsylvania Railroad DISTEMPER Watch Your Dog At the very first symptom of ehills, dis- e from eyes, and loss of appetite give Glover's Imperial Distemper Medi- cine and continue for several days after all symptoms have disappeared. This medicine Is very effective in the treatment and peevention of distemper and colds. Glover's Imperial Medicines for all dog allments for sale at all Drug Stores, Pet Shops, Sporting Goods Stores. & : —Every style and color one could Silver-plated $1.29 to $1.59 wish for is in this smart collec- ‘Ware, Choice Aliriiavis Ketiles tion of hats—the result of a spe - 1 : cial purchase for Economy Day. —187 ONLY, made of net, ¢ Sports hats and untrimmed dress Write for free ‘Treatise on Dogs.” Address Dept. GZ40 B.CLAYGLOVER €O., lnc. 119 Fifth Aveane . Sandwich lower Vases, Marmalade and Salt and Pep- Sets. Bright and finishes. Salt and ets in boxes. Third Floor. ~—Bread Tr —4 and b_Quart Alumi- num Tea Kettles, in the popular panel shape. A good heavy grade, espe- clally priced for kconomy Third Floor. trimmed with ribbon and messaline and crepe de chine, in various shapes. All colors. ‘_ Street Floor. shapes—in large, medium and small head sizes. Your choice Economy Day at One Dollar. Kann’s—Second Floor. New York Gty GLOVERS IMPERIAL MEDICINES