Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1926, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, JULY 92, 1926. THURSDAY, 9 DO YOUR WEEK END SHOPPING TOMOROW—STORE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY Friday Opportunities Special! Reduced! One-Day-Only Bargains! Big Ben and Baby Ben Alarm Clocks, both of them famous time- keepers that are usually $ 9 $2.95. Special at 2 7 STREET FLOOR Combination Mfd. Pearl Offer, consisting of a three-row qmnd with wfd, pearl © single 60 for H»mn‘mh of White and Colored Washi - Goods, - of plisse, madras, gingham, ete, usu- iy T bo e vard. 1242€ THIRD FLOOR Remnants of 29¢ to 50c Wash Fabries, including voiles, woven tissues, printed batiste, gingham, et Choice, yd THIRD FLOOR Square Cretonne Cushions, in colorful terns; ideal for porch or ¥ boat. Spec ofipr:‘!. $l .00 three for. RTH FLOOR Stamped Bridge Sets, consisting of a 36-inch unbleached muslin i cloth and four napkins, Only 39¢ FOURTH FLOOR Linene Smocks. -in Stamped a nl tangerine. Easy blue, green, orc ul to complete. $1.00 to only. . FOURTH FLOOR Children’s Smocks, of colored tinene, reduced from the usunal 49C price of 69¢ to only.. FOURTH llDflR 150 Wash Frocks, ,of linen, rayon, brnadrlo{h]lnd voile; mussed from handling, and conse- quently reduced to only. $2.39 THIRD FLOOE 50 Gingham Band Aprons, in mneat checks, with tie strings. Reduced for Friday clearance lsc to only..... THIRD FLOOR. 75 Costume Slips, of dainty naineook and seco; strap tops or built-up shoulders, with shadow- proof hems. Broken sizes $l -65 THIRD FLOOR 50 Prs. of Rayon Bloomers and Step-ins of pretfy, rm.ll quality, in pastel shades. Marked S foom 3150 100 91.00 THIRD FLOOR 150 Leather Underarm Bags, fitted with purse and mirror. Also fitted with vanity boxes of e $l 00 . R tion leather. Choice STREET ¥ Women's Fine, Ribbed Cotton i Suits, with strap tops or builtup E ght or loose knee. Sizes 36 to 48. Fri 50c¢ THIRD Khaki Knickers, well tailored and complete with neat belt. Sizes vears, for o FOURTH FLOOR Khaki Middies to match the above knickers; two attractive styles in sizes & to 20 years. $l 00 FOURTH FLOOK Boys' Wash Suits, of fast-col- ored fabrics in Oliver Twist, Flapper. Middy, Regulation and other styles. Sizes 215 to 8; wonderful bar- 85 gains at Boys’ Athletic l nion Suits, sleeveless, knee length style of checked nainsook. s 26 t» 32, Only .... e 39C STR l'l(l"K Boys’ One-piece Bathing Suits, of fine wool. tightly woven. Sizes 26 to 34. Special at $1 079 STRI FLOOR Boys’ Sport Blouses, with short sleeves and open collar: in white, tan, Boys’ Khaki Knickers, in the dark shade; of serviceable qual- ity. Sizes 71016 years, for only 59¢ STREET FLOOR Boys" Wash and Straw Hats, in neat little styles; clearance group, at. STREET FLOOR Boys' One-piece Bathing Suits, of plain colored wool. Sizes $ 2 to 8 years; only P 1.00 STREET FLOOR Boys’ and Girls’ Koveralls, in blue or khaki. Long or short sleeved styles, sizes 2 to 8. Pair STREET FLOOR Boys' Long Pants, of khaki or white drill, with cuff bot- toms. Sizes 8 to 16 years. $1 .00 Special at.............. STREET FLOOR . Women's Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests, with bi 36 to 44 Special 5 for $1.00 THIRD FLOOR Children’s One-piece Sleeping Garments, Irog trimmed; in pink, blue THIRD FLOOR Women's Glove Silk Chemise, in tailored or lace trimmed styles. Sizes 36 to 44. Choice of peach, flesh, orchid and nile, at.. $1 -85 THIRD FLOOK 100 Boxes of Writing Paper or Correspondence Cards, in vellum, ripple or tweed finish. White or tints, fine selection at. 59C STREET FLOOK Women's “Gloria” Umbrellas, of a durable silk and rl;mou mixture in the smart stubby 10 ri e Gocd cheicy u.... DBIO STREET FLOOR 72x105 and 81x105 Crinkled Bnlnpreads with scalloped edges and cut-out corners. Colored stripes THIRD FLOOR 19¢ Pillows, covered with a good grade of art ticking; for porch, camp or boat. Special at 39C THIRD FLOOR All-cotton Mattresses. well made and covered with art ti ing. Choice of all si THIRD FLOOR 30-in. Army Cot, with a strong. comfortable spring. Ofi‘ered with cotton d $6.95. t THIRD FLOOR Women's Lim-n Handkor(‘hit‘fs. Men's White Linen Handker- chiefs, a short lot only, ¢losing G out for only. 15(« Women's White Cotton Hand- i with colored border and col- Attractive values lOC Net and Organdie Collar and Sleeve Sets, just a few of them, reduced for clearance to only 95C STREET FLOOR Linen Vests and Vestees. in smart styles: some of them with a ftouch of color. Your 59C choice , at. < STREET FLOOR Remnants of Dainty Ruffling. for trimming Summer frocks; offered at onehalf price. Now- - 15¢c to 35¢ STREET FLOOR Nine Pieces of PYREX OVENWARE—Special! $3.95 Every set: is genuine Pyrex, guarantee d by the menufae- warer who “will replace any genuine P\re\ dish ch def e breaks in oven use within two vears of its purchase.” 1-—114-qt. Round Casserole and Cover, usually Round Pie Plate, usually. . 590 in. Oblong Utility Dish, usuall 0—6-0z. Round Custard Cups, usually. .. & s VESE0 The pieces bought separately cost. SIXTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. It-up or strap tops. Sizes Short Lot of Satin Taffeta Rib- bon, ranging in width from 2 to 4 inches. Choice vhades; yard STREET FLOOR tin Back Velvet Ribbon, 2 inches wide, in a good assort- 29 ment of colors. Yard, oniy.. STREET FLOOR Venise Lace Bands and Edges, from 2 to 4 inches in width. Beautiful patterns, offered tomorrow, a 9 iy vard () C STREET FLOOR Short Lot of Chinese Hand- Crocheted Laces, both edges and inser- tions, 1 and 11, inches wide. Special, 590 STREET FLOOR Remnants of Laces, Georgette and other Trimmings, offered for clear- ance at 14 price. Now 10c to $1.50 STREET FLOOR 39-in. Unbleached Cotton, in vurious desirable lengths; reduced from 18c yard m 12‘/2C THIRD FLOOR 36-in. Fine Bleached mmrclv free from dressing. 2¢ grade, special tomorrow ; Cotton, S 15¢ Choice of Sheets, in sizes 72x99, 81x90 and 63x99 inches. did values at.. THIRD FLOOR THIRD FLooK Fine Linen Towels, with hem- stitched ends; reduced from the usual price of 75c to only 59¢ THIRD FLOOR Porto Rican Linen Towels, in guest size, with prettily embroidered ends. Reduced from 75c to 50c¢ THIRD FLOOR Clearance of Summer Hats That Were Many Times This Price! $1.00 Here is just the right oppor- tunity to pick up an extra_hat almost nothing! * You pleasantly surprised at rt models in felt, straw and silk—make your selection early! SECOND FLOOR Silver Bleached Damask ¢ ,consisting of cloth .md six napkins, beautiful quali value for.... THIRD FLOOR Rayon Scarfs and Doilies, for- merly $3.50 to $7.00, now offered. /2 Price THIRD FLOOR Bleach Damask Pattern Cloths, of pure Irish linen, marked down from $5.00 to $3.50 THIRD FLOOR 300 Prs. of Ruffled Curtains, of dainty dbl-iu:ked M-rquilx:euke: 214 yards long with tie backs. FIFTH FLOOR Cretonne Sofa or Porch Cush- ions, covered with gay patterns. Choice, on Friday, for........ 69c FIFTH FLOOK Remnants of Drapery Materials, in good usable lengths for different purposes. Three groups, yard. 19¢, 39¢ and 59¢ FIFTH FLOOR 300 Opaque Window Shades, in several solid colors. Size 36 4 () inches by 6 feet. Big bargains, a. C ; FIFTH FLOOR Cretonne Covered Cushions and Back Rests, to make your porch chairs more attractive and- com- $l 50 fortable. Set, only. - . FIFTH FLOOR Rayon Taffeta, in pleasing plain shades and pretty striped ef- fects. Usual 95¢ duced to FIFTH FLOOK Sheer Marquisette, in plain as well as blocked effects. A splendid value at this low price. orily Stenciled Crash Table Runners and Covers; in various designs and Offered at FIFTH FLOOR 50c Cretonnes, in a large and varied selection—at a worth-while Fri- «day reduction. Your choi A Great Saving Opportunity Silk Remnants At Y3 to Y2 Off Usual By-the-Yard Prices Tomorrow we shall round up all remnants left in the wake of a very, very busy silk-selling season—and place them on special sale at one-third to one-half off usual prices. It’s a wonderful opportunity to buy several new Summer dresses and to provide lingerie for months to come. these smart silks: Crepe de Chine . Printed Crepes . _Flat Crepe. . Silk: Broadeloth..._ Sport Pongee .. Satins fetas____Satin Crepe.. Crepe.._Tub Silks.. Satins of Silks. Foulard .. Fancy Silks Desirable lengths and colors in Georgette Crepe . .. Taf- W ashable _All Kinds SILK DEPT.. THIRD FLOOR Pabco Felt Base Rugs. greatly reduced because of slight imperfections. $1.00 $1.25 3x9 ft. rugs, for only.. 4%x9 fr. for only...... FIFTH FLOOR 200 Iwmported Cretonne Rag Rugs, size 27x34 inches; with hit or center and crowfoot bor- der. Only..... FIFTH FLOOR “Pabco™ Art Squares, size 9x12 feet, cut from full rells, without horders. Easy to clean with a damp cloth. Only......... $6 95 FIFTH FLOOR 200 All-Fiber Rugs, inches, in colorful designs. Special, for FIFTH FLOOR 100 Period End Tables. made of fine gummed wood, with pretty mahogany finish. value at FIFTH FLOOK 50 Black Enameled Hat Boxes. in the convenient Pullman size--9x18 inches; with hat crown and two pockets. Only.. $2 95 FIFTH FLOOT $4.75 Telephone Stand. made of gummed_ wood, mahogany finished. Stands 30 inches high. Com- plete with stool seat, for.. 52-95 FIFTH FLOOK (6) Short Flannel Coats. in sizes 16 to 20, were former- I'):"|3?narkexl $9.95. Friday $4'95 SPORT SHOP. SECOND FLOOR (6) Full Length Flannel Coats, in the smart light xh.udee.l Sizes 16, 18 and 20; usual SPORT SHOP. SECOND FLOOK (11) Flannel Suits, that were £16.50, sizes 14 to 20 only, reduced to . SPORT SHOP. SECOND FLOOR in sizes 14 to 36. $5.95 each. (25) Linen Knicker Suits, that have been $8.95 and $9.9: $5 95 . but are reduced to SPORT SHOP. SECOND FLOOR (11) Checked Zipper Suits, were $12.50, but have been marked down to.. $4 95 SPORT SHOP. SECOND FLOOR (5) Linen Riding Habits, with flare « in white only. Redused o suly..-.rvns. D +90 NPORT SHOP, SECOND FLOOK (43) Georgette Coats, in a pleas- m|;' assortment of colors ' and styles. Different sizes; reduced from $15.00 to. 512-50 SECOND, FLOOR (1}) Knicker linen, formerly $7 clearing tomorrow at. SECOND FLOOR (4) Knicker Suits, of checked linen, smartly tailored, are reduced from $8.95 to only $6-50 SECOND FLOOR (7) Knicker crash, in_ assorted sizes; were originally $4.95. Re- duced to...... of . gray Women’s White Shoes Usual $5.50 and $7.50 Grades $3.45 That's the clean-up price for a limited number of pairs of white kid. white canvas strap pumps. Low heels. All sizes in one style or another. Women's Quilted Satin Bou- doir Slippers, with leather soles and heels have rubber-tip lift. All sizes 2 to 8. Black, Ameri- can Beauty, old rose, and turquoise. Special 81 59 SECOND FLOOR. e R e Boys’ Terry Cloth Bath Robes: neat designs and colors. $2 05 B> Sizes 4 to 16. Frida STREET LOOR. Boys" Sport Belts of r: leather ends: sports u)hlr also leather belts buckle. Each STREET Il.()(IK. n and Boys' Hats and Caps—rain hate, wash ‘hats, golf caps and col- 19¢ lege caps. Clean-up price STREET FLOOR. Palin Beach $6.95 Boys’ <p0r! Coats, in all-wool blue Summer fabric i dey Boys’ Genuine Suits, newest 1926 patterns; golf knickers. Special..... STREET FLOOR Important Household Needs—Reduced! 69¢ B lue Banded White Mixing Bowls.. 49¢ 98 Blue Banded . White Mixing Bowls... 69¢ $1.49 Blue Banded White Mixing Bowls... 98€ $1.98 Blue Banded sl 39 White Mixnig Bowls. $ Drop Leal g6 Q5 YU $1.19 ' § U Ovai Seat Windsor @o Q5 Chairs 8¢ Octagon Cleanser.. Sc $6.39 Excel Elec- $A 95 tric Fireless Cooker. SIXTH FLOOR Rustic White Birch . Furniture Specials! Well built pieces that will resist the weather—offered for r]‘rldny selling at these reduc- ons: $2.25 Rustic White Birch Chatr.over .. $1.69 $2.75 Rustic White sl 95 o Birch Armchair.... 5 $4.95 4-ft. Rustic White Birel Settee. $3+95 $5.95 Rustic White $4 95 Birch Square Table. $2.49 Rustic White Birch Plant Stand, $1 '69 FOURTH FLOOR Women Grow Worse Men More Religious Aged Canon ‘Asserts By the Associated Press. LONDON, July 22.—Canon Mar- quis of Normandy, the only mar- quis in holy orders, says women are not as religlous as men. “Women have grown worse in the last 50 years, while the attitude of men toward religlon has im- proved,” declared the canon, who is still preaching, although he s 80 vears old. “I think many modern women have too material and arti- fical an outlook on life—perhaps it is the reaction from their greater freedom.” The venerable canon says the great need of the Istablished Church in England, 1s more vigor- ous men in {ts pulpits, and he urges the laity to assist the church in paying better salarfes. He says Darsons can not support families on $1,000 a year. Reserve Officers Appointed. Del Roy W. Coleman, 1855 Cali- fornia street, has been appointed a first lieutenant of Infantry and Archie R. McGready, 302 McLachlen Build- ing, a first lieutenant of Coast Artillery, both in the Reserve Corps of the Army. GOLDFIELDHERD'S BODY DISCOVERED Tragedy of Two Years Ago Caused When Pair Missed Camp During Night. Special Dispatch to The Star. RED LAKE, Ontarlo, July 22.—Ly- ing face down in the sand, where two vears ago a flickering camp fire brav- ed the elements, the body of E. L. Murray, companion “sourdough” of Capt. Christopher O'Kelly, has been found at last, and with it the simple evidence of tragedy and herolsm in the Northland wastes. Murray died making a last effort to save his pal, who himself had won the highest award for bravery in the British empire, the Victoria Cro: O'Kelly's body was found two v ago. The story as told today by F. Cvans, Winnipeg prospector, 18 one of the weirdest that has ever come out of the gold camps. Two years ago, in the dead of night and while a blizzard raged, Evans _ | said, he was awakened by the howl- CThc Best Oil in the World/ It meets all the trying conditions of automobile engine lubrication. 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