Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1926, Page 25

[} 4 4 K—MAIN FLOOR—''A NEW PALAIS ROYAL IN THE MAKING’’ ROYAL Kresge Department Stores, Inc. elephone Main 8780 Continuing for Tomorrow! The Greatest Sale of LeatherHandbags —in the History of This Store! So low a price it's hard to believe that it will buy an extremely smart and well made Bag at the Palais Royal to- morrow ! Beautiful Bags of fine leathers. Will be easy to choose one for a friend or to chicly finish your own costume. Fin- $1.95 ished with the skill that is usually $2.95 found in only the high-priced bags. Cleverly designed and made of the 4.95 newest leather combinations. Out- standing styles as well as values! Many imported styles in this group. 6 5 Every shape that is new and every [} color that fashionables are carryving this season. 1= in full swing—and what a busy place it is! Women buy- THE Shop Early, Mail Early, For Better Service Only 19 more shopping days before Christmas. Time to mail your gifts to out-of-town friends. Delay may mean dis- appointed friends on Christ- Nothing so Warm and Comfortable! ‘Beacon Bath Robes for Women at $5 Beautiful patterns of the finest quality Beacon robing. Made with roll collar and trimmed with satin and braid. Eiderdown Dressing Sacques Are $2.98 So cozy and comfortable every woman wants one! Long- d Toy' Dolls are all dressed up in their very best clothes waiting EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0. THURSDAY DECEMBER 2, 1926. Town Beckons to greet vou—trains are dash- ing madly around, trying to set new records before you come—all the wild animals are being very good—and Santa Claus himself wants to see you many times Ivefore he has to start back to Alaska. Infant Dolls 79c Specially reduced from An adorable little doll Snap Pool You don't have to he an expert to piay pool 49€ on this table, but you must be lucky! Complete with halls. 50c Speady blue and red machine, with a_10inch wing spread. Moves by clock motor. $1.391 with mattress, pillow and lace cover for its comfort. Coaster Wagon $4.95 O i £ —— Typewriter $15 Does the work of a regular machine Strongly built, with a standard keyboard. 25 STRIKE OR LOCKOUT NEVER PROFTABLE Berry of Pressmens Union Says Prosperity of Greater Concern to Warkers. Declaring he had never known a strike or lockout tn he profitable to an amployer or to emploves of a business, President George L. Berry of the In ternational Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of North America. representing 50.000 organized workers, last night told local members that prosperity of the business in which they were engaged was of more mo- ment to the union and its members than to the employers themselves. The reason is. he added, that where only one owner or employer may be affected by lack of prosperity, proba- bly 100 employes would feel such adversity. He was the guest of honor at tne anniversary dinner of the Washington Newspaper Web Pressmen's Union, No. 6. at Harvey's Restaurant. - He opened his address by praising the record of the local organization in more than doubling its membership since its foundation and in bringing about improved conditions as to work and wages. Launching into a vigorous attack upon radical policies and supportine capitalism and the capitalistic sy tem. Maj. Rerry declared that the conditions of workers are dspendent upon the life and prosperity of the industry in which they are engaged. Prosperity Their Own. prosperity of prosperity. We know that there is more (o our duty than the mere punching of a clock and that we can’t take more out of a business than we put into it. We have come to realize that a union is a success when the business to which it is attached succeeds. And a realization of such facts shows why our organization now numbers 50,000 members, whereas its membership in 1907 was only 18,000. ““There is not now a single pressman in this country out on strike or lock- out. For nearly five yvears we have | #scaped payment of money incident to labor difficuities as henefits to mem- lnckout which was profitable either to ha emplover or to the emploves en zed in a husiness, for with each rike and lockout the industry was capned of mueh of that vitality and sleave styles in rose, copen, gray, orchid or tan. Edged with crocheting or satin trimmed. $5 Princess Slips are now at $3‘98 Of a new silk material—Satin Siquax! Beautiful appear- ance and very practical, for it’s firmly woven and will not Sale! 50 Attractive cling. In white, pink, flesh and darker street shades. | PALAIS ROTALLingérie—Third Fior Cottage Sets, $5 025 Practical Gifts for Young Friends! Exceptionally well made wagon — hardwood body, rubber tired, ball bearing. disc wheels, fitted with brake. nany bags for Christmas, for themselves. Bags that are Iy much higher priced! Pouch, underarm, tailored, vanity hack-strap styles in every group. * energy that should always be available ac ruc ) for the ieint prosperity of the em- 3 o - > ployer and the employe. Guaranteed capacity of 150 pounds. .lar‘Ic 1 5 Indorses Capltalism. of automobile steel and fitted with regular ° “One of the silliest conclusions that truck spring has ever been advanced has been that P trades unions are against capitalism. There was much fear, much dread of capitalism in the early days of organ- ized labor. But there is nothing to be Every man is a capitalist er and above ti amount needed for living in d o There are abuses in the capitalistic system, but these abuses fade into in significancs wisan reviewed in the light of the advantages of the capital fetie system as we know it in America."” Maj. Berry pointed to the growth of PALAIS ROY AL~ Leather Goods—Main Floor Town— Second Floor AIS ROYAL—Toy Sale of HATS Tots’ Raincapes are One of the season’s newest open stock patterns, arranged in a very pretty com- bination of 32 pieces, service for six people, decorated with a beautiful open Special, $1.19 Attractive models that are regularly $1.59! Red or blue capes, with hood at- tached so the rain can’t keep you in the house. Sizes 4 to 6. Tots’ Wool Sweaters rose and leaf effect. surrounded with orange and black lines has 6 Teacups. 6 Saucers, 6 Fruits, 6 Large Plates. 6 Small Plates, 1 Vege- table Dish and 1 Meat Dish. Fourth Floor PALAIS ROYVAL—Ho usewares Each service the unfon, saying that the capitaliza tion has grown rapidly, the mortuary henefit has gained from $50 to $700, and the average daily wage for a mem her from $1.65 a day in 1907 to $8.50 at the present Corneli . Ryan presided as toast- master. - Remarke were made by | 1. Putnam. business manager of the | Washington Times-Herald: A . | Marks, ~ business manazer of the Washington Post. and Mrs. Myrtle McAhoy, president of the Allied Printing Trades Council. A program of entertainment was offered by Miss Blanche E. Lehmann, Earl Columbus. Miss Ruth McClellan and Miss Mar garet Little, dancers, and Franl Daugherty, vocalist. Wonderful Values At Only $2.50 Felts—V e 1 o u r s—Bengalines—and Are Also at $1.19 Coat or slip-on styles that have been specially reduced from $1.59 and $1.95. In pink, blue, copen, red, white, tan or brown. PALAIS ROYAL—Infants’ Section—Third Floor Girls’ Bloomer Dresses Brand-new styles, with embroidered collars, modish yokes or chic ‘little ® Boys’ All-Wool Knickers, $1.95 Well tailored and fully lined. New winter fabrics in a fine assort- ment of colors. All made with belt loops. Sizes 7 to 18. Boys’ $1.25 and $1.50 “Bell Brand” Blouses, 98C It's the brand preferred alike by mother and particular voung sons. Collar attached styles of woven madras, rayon stripes, corded madras, English broadcloth and other good wearinz mate- rials. In plain colors, neat stripes, or checks. Sizes 7 to 16. Boys’ Silk 4-in-Hand Ties, 50c Collegiate stripes, dots and figures. Open end style. PALAIS ROYAL—Boys' Store—Main Floor Eventful Sale of Oriental Rugs You are cordially invited to inspect our select stock of Oriental and Chinese rugs. They are wonderful values. Here are a few examples of this offering. Fereghan Hamadan Bidjar Sereband Shiraz & verage Cabistan | Size, 4x7 Also Room Size Carpets at a Material Reduction Nazarian Bros. Co. 920 17th St. N.W. Satin Combinations—made to sell for many times this sum! Greatly re- duced. for we must make room for in- coming merchandise. . Prints, ginghams or cham- in gay patterns, pink, green, maize, copen or Sizes 7 to 10—and dresses with or without bloomers, 10 to 14. Gitls’ Wool Sweaters, $1.95 The very styles we have been selling for $2.95 and $3.95! Slip-on or coat styles in tan, brown, blue, gray or navy. 8 g Trig Little Hats for girls—distinctive | Mostly Semi- Antique ' $45 and up styles for matrons. Both large and small head sizes in the assortment. PALAIS ROYAL—Millinery—Third Floo~ to 16 years, PALAI8 ROYL—Girls’ Section—Third Floor e S S G O NN A S S S S ST AA R TSNS g ¢ 1,000 Panel-Style " IntheNewand B AS[M [N'I' mm“,l,lnlllll""" Curtains, $1.25 ea. ; ;sé? 2l tn a dozen different designs, a Onlarged Bargain, 5 A 1,000 Regular $2 Bedspreads (& ed designs in hlue, rose or gold. In a Stirring Sale Tomorrow! X b o - $2.25 value. ) W 1§ WAL Karr’s is the “Watch word” in Washington 1,000 Yds. Sunfast Drapery Materials Rayon quality 1n plain or figured effects; every wanted decorative shade; 36 inches wide. Yard, PPALAIS ROYAL—Curtain Dept.—-Second Floor Again—supreme !— This telegram is interesting: .. Karr, “1419 N.W. 59 “Washington, D. C.: C | “We take great pleasure in advising you that the International Jury of Awards has again given Grand Prize to Longines Watches at the Sesquicen- tennial Exposition at Phila- delphi “Since 1878 Longines Watches have obtained the highest awards at all inter- national expositions. “A. Wittnauer & Co.” We feature Longines Watches becaunse we can unqualified- ly warrant them. “Henry A combination spread and bolster throw, 81x105 inches. Wide selection, krinkle weaves on cream ground with colored stripes or Jacquard weaves with wide colored or narrow self stripes. Both styles in four colors, rose, blue, helio or gold. A gift that .the housewife will appreciate. Tilese_hedspreads will be wrapped for Christmas giving at our wrapping desk, if you desire. Mail and phone orders promptly filled. ; . 19c Outing Flannel, Yd. | 89c Glazed Chintz, Yd. Scores of patterns and color com- binations for draperies, window 39c 27 inches wide. Heavy weight 10 in neat Strlped pa!ttffls. .\“ c shades, furniture covering, Iamp long remnant lengths. shades, etc. All remnant lengths. 25 Congoleum and Neponset RUGS, $8.50 ea. In various designs. perfect stock. Sold at $14.50 and 816.20. 9x12-ft.”and 9x101;-it. size. Friday. Imported Rag Rugs, 65c Each Choice of Stenciled or Crow-foot borders, well made and, pertect. 24x48 inches: 27x54 mches. Choice of these two sizes. Desirable Gift Rugs 36-in. wide, $5.95; 27-in. wide, $3.25 Heavy grade Axminster Rugs in a large variety of designs. Velvet Hall and Stair Carpeting, $1.15 Yd. 27 inches wide and in shades of rose, blue, tan, and green in neai designs. PALAIS ROYAL—Rugs—Fourth Floor DRESSES ¢] So successiul was our last sale of dresses at this price that we immediately arranged with the New York makers for another group. These have just arrived and we find them even better than the other lot. lisses’ models as well as jtraight lines for the larger woman. Fine crepe de chines, flat crepes, georgette combinations and other wanted cloths. 3 Many designed for the party, gay colors in all styles, pleated, pancls, braided, embroidered with all types of necklines and Sizes 16 to 48. Remember—2 Mresses for $15 Palais Royal- in Basement e N@8 OF EXTRAORDINARY MERIT—SHOP EARLY TOMORROW! s sleeves. Henry . C. Karr Watch Specialist 1419 H Street N.W. 4 e