Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1926, Page 9

{ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MAY 25 1926. Day Bargains! Sensational Va CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED 1.25 & $1.50 Dresses Summer Batiste and Dimity Dresses for 3 osebud patterns with " aizes 1 to pink material; medium low bust models with long skirt; wide front clasp: free Lip siyle: sizes 23 to 80 in the lot. 69¢ Tablecovers Two for 45345 - inch Oileloth Ta- blecovers, in s printed de- signs on San. itas oilcloth. Per- fect quality. Comfort Rrassieres, two-garter models, for average or stout fizures; fasten side with adjustable lacings in back: sizes 36 to 46, Oxfords and Pumps, of patent, tan and- dull leathers: high and low heels. Sizes 3 to 7 in the assortment. a limited quantity. Only Come early for first choice of these remarkable Dollar Day shoe hargains. $ 18-inch Rirdeye Diaper i Cloth, perfect quality; | <ealed sanitary ecartons, | containing 10 yards. Sale W price. $1. ‘omen’s $1.50 SEco Silk Costume Slips dotted Seco silk, shadow-proof erskirts and trimmed yokes; in_pink, ht blue, honeydew, nile and orchid. Girl’s $1.50 Dresses Genuine Mon- te Carlo (la- beled) Voile Dresses, in Chinese red, peach. rose, French blue and green; hand em. broidered and appliqued de- signs, . round neck models with short sleeves and tie belt; sizes 7 to 12 ves i irl’s $1.50 Play Suits Two-piece Tlay 69c Extra Size Step-ins TWO for Women's Extra size Step-ins, of voile and novelty materials, in’ pink, honey- dew, orchid and’ peach, also white; Lace trimmed s TWO for $1. Women’s 69¢ Bloomers TWO pairs for | Of striped sateen, light weight, lus- trous finish grade, in white, orchid, honeydew, blue and pink: fully rein- forced, finished with ruffle, TWO pairs for $1. - Women’s 69¢ Crepe Nightgowns v Two for “ Soft finish v | CrepeiNight- | )= gowns, in | | assorted novelty pat- | terns and olorings, Py square neck and sleeve- less: full cut Al b cizes. TWO for 81 IT PAYS TO $2.50 Jap Grass Rugs Heavy-weight Japanese Grass Rugs, double warp, green, blue and brown sten- ciled designs; 4 ft. 6 by 7 {t. 6 size; tape- bound sides. Fourth Floor—Rug Department. 69¢ Dress Linen, Two Yards 36-inch Whiw Irish Shrunk Dress Linen, a pure linen quality. Regular §9c grade, tomorrow at TWO yards for $1. S0c Wash Satin Two and a Half Yds. for 1 36-inch Wash Satin, a yarn mercerized, rich, lustrous, satin’ face quality. In all wanted lingerie colors, also white and black. 35¢ Printed Voiles Four Yards 38-inch Printed Voiles, light and dark grounds, In new printed styles and colors, 69¢c Pongee Silk, Two Yards 35-inch Pongee Silk, a silk and cotton quality. Tn the stylish demi-rough weave; all wanted colors. 9 les in Every Dept. LG $1.75.Pillows 21x28 Bed Plllows, filled %] ‘with sterilized curled feathers, covered with A. C. A. stripe or heavy art tickings. $3.50 Juvenile Suits + Part-wool Two- * plece Oliver Twist : Suits, with sepa- i rate belt and sport { collar; tan checks, ! also ' navy hlue $1.50 All-Wool Crepe 44-inch All-wool Cream Crepe for sports skirts and dresses: firm- woven grade. Sponged and shrunk. $1.39 to $2 Wash Suits Y. y All the new- est models, in W A Oliver Twist, 'fi Dutch Daddy, flapper and ‘ middy styles, g\ _]in white and AT colored effects, also plain blue, tan, gray and khaki color; sizes 3 to 10 years. Also Base Ball Suits in sizes 4 to 8 years. 39¢ Flock Voiles Four Yds. 38-inch Flock Voiles, in small piy dots; ixne, sffeer &3 in a good assortment ofcolors. $1.50 and $2 Ruffled Curtains plain blue, rose and orchid. Ruffled Curtaips, 2y yards long, of white voile and marquisette, some with blue or rose ruffles and. tie-back, others Extra Special for Dollar Day at $1.00 a Pair 69¢c Chiffon Voiles % 2 Yds s'-ln(‘h Imported Chiffon Voiles, extra fin® sheer two-ply quality. In all wanted colprs, also white. A Phenomenal Dollar Day Feature! | Pay $9.50 for the First Silk Dress or Spring | Coat and Buy Another for | Here's the plan—First you must buy a Dress or Coat for $9.50. (NOTE: This applies to the Dresses and Spring Coats in this special sale only.) Then you may select another Dress or Coat from the same assortment for only ONE DOLLAR—thus getting both Dress and Coat for a total cost of only $9.50. If you cannot use both Dress and Coat, bring a friend with you—both buy one garment—either Dress or Coat, and divide the dif- ference—each getting a smart Frock or a Spring Coat for $4.75 that would ordinarily cost double. Dresses in the Sale: Flat Crepe, Georgette Crepe, h4.inch Rordered T'rints, Polka g 1’0t Crepe de Chine, etc. Newest Summer shades, including navy f blue and black. ILong sleeve models with pleated or circular skirts; all new high necklines Sizes 16 to 44 in the Iot. Spring Coats in the Sale: Fashionable Coats of Summer Tweeds, in a variety of desir- Bays’ 79¢ to '$1.50 Shirts and Blouses, 2 for Shirts and * Blouses, col- lar - attached or sport-collar styles, with double yoke 9 back: assort- ed patterns. Sizes 7 to 16 years. Perfect quality and ht frregu- . TWO for $1. $2 and $2.50 Mirrors (Slight Trregulars) . t Mirrors, amber and tortoise shell finish. made by the Fiberoid Company; assorted stvies and shapes, with fine bevel mirrors. Boys’ $1.39 to $2 Pants —7 School Pants, of ! cloth, fully lined, in light and dark colors; also Wash Pants of cotton covert, linen and Kkhaki. Sizes 7 to 18 years. 50¢ Broadcloth Three Yds. .| leading the chase. N SUBHAY CHise Four Persons Hurt in Race After Two Stores Are Rob- bed—Trains Are Stopped. By the Associated Press. 8 NEW YORK, May 25.—A real life plot for an old-fashioned movie thril- ler chase was furnished yesterday when two robbers held up two Atlan- tic and Pacific grocery stores. During the excitement four persons were Injured before one of the rob- bers was caught. At pistol point the robbers obtained $40 at a Madison avenue store. They then went to the second store a few blocks away and obtained $70. The manager, Lloyd Ripley, sought to prevent their escape and was knocfid to the floor by a blow on the head.,, He regained his feet and gave chase, calling to passersby to join him. Five-year-old Shirley Linderman was crossing the street when she was struck by a hig m‘ning car that was e suffered a pos- sible fracture of the skull. The robbers sought to cover their retreat with a fusillade of pistol shots and one of the bullets struck Mrs. May Ferguson in the thigh. .One of the fugitives ran into a sub- way station with a patrolman and a pursuing throng close at his heels. The ticket agent shut-off the power, stopping all lncal trains, and the chase continued down the tracks. when over- taken the robher put up a furious bat- tle and when finally subdued required médical attention. His companion es- caped. | A, M. E. ZION CONFERENCE CLOSES 99TH SESSION $12,000 for Claims and $10,000 for Livingston College Raised—Gal- braith Pastor Returned. The Philadelphia and Baltimore Con- ference of the African Methndist Epis- copal Zion Church closed its ninety- ninth annual session in the Galbraith Chureh Sunday night and voted to | hold its next meeting in Philadelphia. Rishop 1. S, Caldwell presided. Rev. W. D. Battle. was returned as minis- ter of Galbraith Church for the thir- teenth time. More than $12.000 was reported to have been raised for general claims of the church, including extension. education and gpiscopal funds. ~An additional $3.000 syas reported for home and foreigm missions. Also, $10.- 000 was subscribed for Livingston Col lege, Salisbury. N. C. Apnointments for the ensuing year were made as follows: Washington district—Presiding El . J. H. Tucker: Métropolitan Church, ev. E. B. Watson: John Wesley, Rev. H. T. Medford: Union Weslev. Rev. " Willi Galbraith, Rev. W. inity, Rev. O. L. Rand: Arlington. Va.. F. R. Killings- wortli: Rockville, Md. Rev. W. H. | French: Gobson Grove, Md.: R Otis Clemans; Bowi Rev. R. Jones: Brentwood, Md., Rev. A Stevenszon: Scotland. Md.. Rev. Otis Clemons, and Georgetown, D. C., Rev, A. W, Alexander. HISTORIC HOME BURNS. Special Digpatch to The Star GERSTOWN, Md. May 25.— Th® historic home of Charles Carroll, i able light shades: lined throughout. Single and double breasted . models, with slash or patch pockets. Braid or button trimmed. Sizes 16 to 44 in the lot. son of Charles Carroll of Carroliton, Md., one of the signers of the Decla: ration of Independence, located on the Suits, genuine sul- phur dyed khaki cloth, knicker knee, buttoned on blouses and plait ed bloomers; set-in sleeves and’ pock- sizes 4 to 8 rs o tion — Third Floor.) 38 Ironing Board and Pad Combination One regular T Ironing Troning Roard Cover and twa regular 10e cakes of Moth- Ironing Regular 50 Collegiate Sweaters (Slight Trregulars) Boys' Col- legiate Sweat- ers, V-shaped neck: pull over models; Spring weigh't heather mix- tures, Rizes 26 to 34, Sale price, $1. Boys’ 69c to $1 Pants Two Pairs cieth Pants, of dark suiting mixtures; Wash Pants of khaki, erash and Daytona cloth. Sizes 7 to 17 years. TWO pairs for $1 30c White Batiste Five Yards Mnch \White Batiste, a mercerized #pish quality, for lingerie. Regu. e tomorrow at FIVE Yards 9 Silk Broadcloth ¢ Stripe Broadcloth, pure ¢, white grounds shqwing s stripes and combina- $1.50 Sport Satin Unch Sport Satin, high grade fon, quality, with 1ich, lustrous §| el wanted colc p1.50 Mosquito Netting Pight yard pieces of Adams make It ito Netting inches wide: sl Black and white cross barred 79¢c and 98¢ Rugs Two for . 18x36 Hodges' Rattania Rugs, good designs and color- ings, also 24x36 Imported Rag Rugs, hitandmiss effects with novelty ecrow-font hor- ders. TWO for §1. rat Floor—Rargain Table). 39¢ and 48c Awning Canvas Four Yards for $ 0 inch heavy weight Awning Can- . blue, tan and brown stripes; ex- lent for awnings, drop porch cur- $2 and $2.50 Bar Harbor X7, Chair Cushions A i\ 18x1%" Bar Harhor Cushions, covered with high grade cre- tonnes, 3-inch boxed sides, tufted with sixteen buttons. cotton filled, beautiful patterns and colorings. $1.50 Lunch Sets Mercerized Damask Lunch Sets, b sorted plain_colors: 45 inch cloth with four napkins to match shape Chair ( 3 3 Women’s $1.29 Muslin Nightgowns Long sleeve Muslin Nightgowns, vokes of tucks and embroidery in- sertions, neck and sleeves finished with embroidery . $1 Check Rayon, Two Yards high- grade rayon fabric The colors are copenhagen, brown, gray, tan and purple.” §1. Goldenberg's—Second Floor.—Charge Accounts Tnvited, $1.50 Silk Gloves Women's Novelty Cuff Milanese Silk @loves, with em- broidered backs and double - tipped fin- gers. Embroidered flare and_turn-back cufts. Al shades. Sizes 51a to The. 50c Socks, 3 Pairs (Slight Irregulars) Childrens’ three-quarter-length Ribbed Sport Socks, assorted shades, with fancy turnover tops; very slight imperfections. THREE pairs for $1. $1.50 & $1.75 Play Shoes o ... Misges' and Children's Barefoot San- dals and Play Oxfords. Sizes 5 to 8, 81 to 11 and 1172 to 2 in the assortment. $1.50 Boudoir Slippers Women's Satin Bondoir Slippers: low heel and soft padded sole: hlue, American and black. ¢ 3 to 7 in the lot, $1.75 Plaid Blankets 64x76 large size perfect quality &+ loverlock edge Nashua Mills Blankets, in blue, pink, tan, gray, gold and orchid plaids, each $1. 19¢ Dish Towels, Eight for Part Linen Dish Tow- ls, finished with tape hangers: quick dry- ing ., absor- bent weave. Eight for Baby Blan- inches; pinié and blue, in new floral de- signs. _also horder effects wrine stitehed i around, . (First Floor — Juv- enile Section.) $1.95 Cofich Covers Heavy Linene Couch Covers, 30 inches wide, fringed sides and ends; striped limited quantity, each effects: ~ only a Boys’ 69c and 79¢ Play Suits and Overalls Two for Play Suits, of khaki, blue and striped mate- rials;_also One- piece Wash Suits in tan, blue and green, sizes 2 to 6 years; Overalls of blue denim, bib and shoulder strap styles; sizes 4 to 16 years. TWO for §1. "59¢ and 69c Rompers -and Creepers Two for Kiddies Rom- open and closed knee styles, TWO for $1. (First Floor— Bargain _Table) 20c Pajama Checks Eight Yds. 36-inch White Pajama Checks. close woven soft finish quality. Regular 20c grade, tomorrow at EIGHT vards for $1. 39¢ Chiffon Voile Four Yds. 40-inch White Chiffon Voile, a very fine sheer quality. with wide tape edze. Reg- ular 3% grade, tomorrow at FOUR vards for $1. " $1.69 Silk Fans White Silk Folding Fang, lace and spangled trimmed Tdeal for graduation styles. mitts. Dept. — First gifts, — (Glove Floor,) ) 79¢ Windsor Ties Two for c Windsor Silk Ties, of .crepe de chine, in white, black, tan, gray brown, jade, red, copen, peach, etc, sl WO for S1. 3 Neckwear Dept.—First Floor.) $ 36-nch Printed English Broadcloth, a varn mercerized qual in stripes, checks and new designs. Faste colors, Long- a close- Children’s 2% Socks FIVE-Pairs (Slight Irregulars) Mercerized Cotton Short Socks. white bodies with as- sorted fancy rayon tops, FIVE pairs for $I. $1.50 Melba Combination One jar Melba Cleanser Cream, one jar Melba Tissue Cream and one package of Kleenex Cold Cream Remover. Sold regularly s at 50c each. for §1, _Coty’s Perfume, half ounce Coty’s Perfumes, including L'Ori- &an, Paris, Rose Jacqueminot, Chypre and Emeruade. Sold regu: larly at $2.50 an ounce. Half-punce Sale price, THRER Dollar Dgly Bar $1.75 Kettles $1.49 Water Aluminum Cooking 10-qt. trade with cover and bail piain and @ 8 dozen panel sides, . ... 5% Sets, consisting $1.75 Wash Boilers $1.50 Cups and Heavy tin Wash Boil e Numbor 8 pretty gold han: water ‘pitcher and halt water ‘sl Sets of 6 each Cupesnd Sancers " Roxes.: rolltop strle: e o and_extend o Two for Sets SI.IO Floor Brushe: of one RBrushes, with long handl Good ‘durable g Dristles. ..oeen.n Saucers $1.49 Bread Boxes Chins White Japanned Bread sood size and well @) made ..., inches, §$1.49 Cake Cabinets Light cut glass Water Floor Sweeping White gains in Housefurnishings $149 Percolators . Aluminum Coffee Per- colators, -quart size; | I makes delicious 2 coffee. Special at, | 3 " $1 Japanned tin outskirts of this city, vesterday was destroved by fire of unknown origin. The structure, a magnificent one of stone, with its famous circular stairs of mahogany, where many of the country's notables were entertained from 1500 to 1820, when Carroll mov- ed to Rochester, N. Y., was owned by the heirs of the late Gov. William T.' Hamilton of Maryland. It is the second of Western Maryland's historic buildings to be destroved within the | past few months, the home of Gen. Riggold, built in 1790, and nsed by St. James' School, burning about two months ago. Quick, safe, sure relief from painful callouses on the feet. | 7 Acall drug and shoe sores | pain is gone Zino-pm‘!s “Tintex tinted it this very . newest shade!” is 50 easy to keep “undies,” blouses, Irfiuh. stockings, or even curtaing fushioaebiy calocfol. Juse ltla Tinems in @ basin of water, little rinsing and that's alll No muss, no fuss.. Indead, all ¥w need do is "tint as you rinse.” Try intex today — 26 iant colors to choose from. And, remembeg: Tintex spells true economy —for faded things, perfectly good otherwise, are made new again. Biue Box — for (tints the silkc Gray Box—foe ti matecials (silk, cotton, 15¢ at drug and dept. stores 1 TINTS AS YOU RINSE Tints & Dyes Anything gny Color