Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1926, Page 41

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1926. erns: Stop at our Ladies’ Home | rtment for one. We'll Cash Your | s Svngs Ghe 1. 50 Men’ l Flannelette PAJAMAS 79¢ 2-piece style with mili- tary collars and 3 silk frogs. All colors and sizes. 230to330 1.00 Women’s Flannelette GOWNS 55¢ Heavy outing flannel il with silk-stitched trimmed | double yokes, pink and blue stripes. 330to430 50c BOYS’ PERCALE BLOUSES 29 Attached collars, blouses with open sport cuffs, nov- elty mannish patterns and solid colors. and Muslin ANNIVERSA Let Us Cash Your %" Xmas Savmgs Check 4:30‘to 5:30 1.00 DOUBLE-BED 55¢ Good, firm quality, 3-inch [ hems, perfect quality. ANNIVERSARY SALE | GLOVES 1.25 Women's Fabric Cuff Gloves 5 5 25 Doz, Sample Gloves c that sold for 128 and more. Fancy cuffs and embroidered backs. All shades and sizes. c"lldlen £ ] GOLF GLOVES 53 Knitted Wool Glove, ‘ with or without linings. Elastic ribbed or gaunt- let tops. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Colors gray, brown and tan. 2.00 Men's Leather DRIVING GLOVES .65 Flannel lined, Soft Leath- —_— er Gloves, 2-clasp style, in black or brown. 2.00 Men’s Dress .39 KID GLOVES l 195 Glovu. wltbh. f;ncy;;mbrélfidl cuffs. o 33"»?:32 sxc‘ay. brown, tan, rosewood. All sizes. Flexible qunmy un!lned Kid Gloves; gusset: fin- gers; one clasp; ll(h& and dark tan. All sizes. 2.50 Ladies’ Cuff KID GLOVES Imported quality Kid Striking group of he coats. expertly hioned in dozens new smart models at can't be dupli- ted in come cases r twice the price. 35.00_37.50_40.00 EXTRA SIZE outhful styles. endidly mads itvia and velour fashionable ht colore as U ns black ervthing that's w "is_shown in to 64 sizes. Small Lot Women’s Rich Fur Coats HOES for WOMEN 5.00 Values T 1.98 Boys’ and Girls’ SWEATERS Closely Knit Wool 00 [J SHEET BLANKETS Gray and tan, nice weight. Pretty pink and blue borders. c Limit 2, Sweaters. Solid colors, ull with body stripe, coat or slip-over styles. 39c Women’s Jersey BLOOMERS- Knit Pink Bloomers, gusseted seats, elastic waist a n d knees. Sizes 27 and 29. 25¢ Boys’ and Girls’ RIBBED HOSE Ribbed S tockings for boys and girls, sizes 5 to 9%. Double soles and knees, black, hrown and pongee. C 200 Pairs 1:2Dotted Swiss Ruffled Curtains dotted Swiss w1th55 4.50 Portieres Dainty Spotless White Curtains of fine mesh ruffled borders. 5.00 Rayon Spreads | 1-3 to 1.6 Lace Curtains Curtains by the pair and panels, in ecru and white; c fine mesh quality, beautiful patterns. old and orchid; scal- foped bound; perfect quality. 81x105 Silk-like Spreads, in pretty @, shades of blue, rose, ° Anniversary Sale 1.50 Wool Serge All-wool French or Wide-wale Serge, mag- nificent quality. Black and every wanted color, 36 and 40 inches ' 1.59 Satins Dress Satins in a fine heavy quality and the prettiest colors c you've ever seen, in- cluding black. 25¢ Challie Savings on Leather Goods and Umbrellas 1.25 Women’s Pocketbooks 69c Envelope and Pouch Bags, made on good strong frames: silk linings; inside purse and mirror; all colors. 3.50 Ladies’ Silk Gloria Umbrellas 2.00 Women’s 1.50 Children’s Colored Wate f Cloth Silk _Gloria cloth Umbrellr&m:udaoonl 19 ‘“:,‘i(.?'”}.nf P 2 95 5. 98-6 98 Blankets Wooltex Double-Bed Size Beautiful Colors 3%4-inch Bound Edge lacy patterns and fine 25c Curtain Swiss ‘White and auisette. 36 ecru fancy inches wide; fresh from plece. Handbags Umbrellas 7 ribs: fancy club andles: {ancy tips and Pouch Bags, made of real leather on excel- 65 lent frames: silk lined: = terrules; all colors. &r‘m:n to maten: all swinging ineide purses. o ors. 1.25 MEN'S SHIRTS B r o adcloth, | rayon - stripe madras and percales in neckband or attached - col lar styles. Sport cuffs. Novelty patterns and solid colors. All sizes, colors and combinations. 75¢ MEN'S WOOL HOSE Men's Wool- mixed Hose, fancy _pat- terns. :Seam- 59¢ less and fash- ioned tops. All colors an § 15¢ Men's Initialed Handkerchiefs sizes. Soft Lawn- = ; 12 s C pem x Full size Silk a Christmas box. Up-to-date patterns. Union Suits Gray Union Suits for men, high neck, long sleeve and ankle pants, full lap-over seats. Sizes 34 to 46. 1.00 Men’s Boxed Belts PR g : -nn lh hmus bflrk c Attach _collary or with collars to matach. Smart new patterns 89¢ C. & Y. Waist Union Suits Body style, with fleeced lining and drop seat. v All perfect. c Sizes 2 to 12 vears. 50c Boys’ and Girls’ Rlbbed Pants Heavy - lined 5 “pante: Muelin bands and gussets. Small sizes. 1.00 Girls’ Silk Stnpe Union Suits Dutch nnd elbow sleeves, with knee bhhed zely, By c sizes 2 0 lfl yoars. 69c Handkerchief md Garter Set !“’ "““d T vn; Tinen KETEE cartore— as box with Ei=bbe #iE)be 50c MEN’S BOXED KNITTED TIES Silk and Rayon Knit- ted =~ Tues: c Each one in 3.00 Men’s Wool-Mixed 95 Regulation size and a wonderful Anniversary Heavy Tapestry Por- tieres, in pretty green gold and mulberry col- or combinations; rich patterns, and full size. 1.00 Corduroy CImmono and Sport orduroy--a wide- wale velvet finish, full c inches wide and beau- tiful colorings. 1.69 Silk Crepe Dress Crepes in a heavy, firm quality, 40 inches wide, perfect quality and beautiful colorings. 1 1.25 All-over Lace Scarf | 3.00 Warm Comforts Dresser Scarf of fine all-over lace, in ecru and white. c Many pretty patterns to se- lect from. Your Xmas Presents Will Cost Less Here Double-bed Size W arm Comforts, firmly stitched and heavily \l"t ed. Pretty lght and dark cover- ings. 1- Celebration Specials 3.00 Tapestry Scarfs Gold, blue, green and red tapestry scarfs; .98 elegant looking; pretty e patterns. = 1.69 Mattress Covers Snap fastened, good 15 quality muslin covers, . full size, ready for use. = 2.25 Napkins 49 Highly mercerized damask napkins, pretty floral patterns, big size. Dex: 29c Turkish Towels Blue and Pink fancy plaid, heavy weight, generous I 9 size Towels of ab- c sorbent quality. 2.50 Behrends’ Special Corset Medium or low bust, abdominal supportmgl 79 straps; heavily boned; all sizes. 75c Women’s Bungalow Aprons Percale and ging- hams, rickrack or braid trimmed. c 79c Boys’ Caps ‘Wool suitings, in newest shapes; well lined; color match suit. 69¢c Crepe Nightgowns Round or square stitched yokes. Fancy flowered c crepe. 98 10 98 50c Boxed Handkerchiefs . 3 handkerchiefs in a pretty box. Made of soft lawn cloth, a112330c X white or colored with embroidered corners. Finished with % 1.25 Ladies’ Boxed Linen Handkerchiefs inatily _ arrapeed in an Xmas bo: eanied cor backs and elastic tops. 1.75 Burson Silk Wool Hose seams to hurt the He“herumml‘:l" ft' Y, n, scuit, fn‘d nude. Double high heels. Irregu- 4.00 Men’s Silk- and-Rayon Shirts .98 ‘We cannot use maker's na‘me, full length of silk over the knee, double lisle soles, high spliced heels, 3-seam All new shades to match slippers. -inch hem Women’s Fancy Sets Trimmed Shoe Trees and Garters = and combinations__al in pretty Xmas boxes. Women’s Highest Grade 1.50 Silk Hose 85¢ Blue Crane Silkk Hose Each Pair Guaranteed Chiffon Silk Hose that 00 will give service. Nll .00 & 2 ——|length of silk to garter — hem. All new shades. 39¢ Boys’ and Girls’ Ribbed Hose Ribbed Hose, wit!; double knee and soles. Colors—black, brown, c white and camel. Sizes 5 to 10. 50c Women'’s Lisle Hose - Highly Mercerised Lisle Hose, seamed backs, high heels. Black c and colors. Savingly Priced 1.00 Ladies’ 1 Baby Undershirts ‘Wool mix- ed or with Rayon Stripe Union Suits Fleece - lin- . sleeveless, i tailored tops knee silk Double-breast- ed llvl.. Al 1.25 Ladies’ “Springtex” Vests and Pants Heavy win- ‘welght neck ankle feht c tyle. to 00 Richelieu stripes. 'MAID SEEKING $110,000 DAMAGES FOR ARREST Former Employe at Lawyer's Home Says Health and Name In- Jured in Theft Case. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 2.—Suit for | $100,000 damages was filed in Supreme ‘ Court yesterday by Margaret Mo- | Connachie, former pant maid in the | home of Myron C. Taylor, attorney, based on her arrest in connection with the thett of jewels valued at | $300,000 from the Taylor home No- vember 8. The former maid also asked that she be awarded $10,000 exemplary damages because of the ‘“total disregard of her rights and liberty.” She averred she was arrested by private and city detectives without warrant or justification and good name and her health permanently injured by the humili- ation of arrest Police Court ap- pearance. She was discharged a few days after her arrest when detectives said they bad no evidence against her. She contends her arrest was in- stigated by Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. it Sy T A safety first air taxi having four lounge seats is being tried out in Europe. MOTHER! “Callforma Flg Syrup” Dependable Laxative for Sick Baby or Child Even if cross, feverish, constipated or full of cold, children love the pleasant taste of “California Fig Syrup.” A teaspoonful never fails to clean the liver and bowels. Ask your druggist for genuine “California Fig gyrup which has directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mother! You must say “California” or you may get an imitation fig syru Severe testa In cases of long Foreign Countries. HOUSE T0 E¥PEDITE PUBLIC BUSINESS Longworth Assures Presi- dent Major Legislation Will Not Be Delayed. Assurance was given President Coolidge yesterday by Representative Longworth ot Ohlo, Speaker of the House, that no time will be lost by that body in {ts disposing of the major matters of legislation during the coming short session. He told ' the President that the House leader- ship is preparing to break the record established during the last session in the matter of expediting Its busi- ness. During his conference with the President the Speaker outlined to him a tentative legislative program which the House leadership has de- cided upon. He explained, howeve: definite and will very likely undergo considerable alteration before the ({:omln: session has proceeded very ar, Appropriations Head List. Speaker Longworth told the Pres- ident that the various appropria- tion bills will be the first order of business. He looks for these meas- ures to be entirely disposed of by the middle of January, and at least four of them will be passed before the adjournment for the Christmas holidays, it is predicted. While on this subject the Speaker explained that the appropriations committee now has its bills in a state of prepa- ration far in advance of any corre- sponding work in a number of years. Confidence was expressed by the Speaker in the belief that the Repub- licans will be able before Christmas to pass the alien property bill, which provides for a complete settlement of German _claims growing out of the World War. ‘The legislative program as briefly outlined by the Speaker, calls also for legislation regulating radio con- trol. The Speaker said the indications are that there will be considerable discussion regarding proposed tax re- duction and that probably advocates of the various forms of farm relief will have plans to offer. Speaker Longworth personally has formed no conclusions regarding def- inite action looking toward the dis- posal of the Treasury surplus. He said that he had not given sufficient study to commit himself at this time to the President’s suggestion for turn- ing back the surplus to the taxpayers. ‘There will be a serious effort on the part of those Senators who have been seeking farm relief legislation to have something of this nature enacted at the coming session, according to Sen- ator Borah of Idaho, who came to the White House today for a conference with the President in response to a summons from the latter. The Idaho Senator said that the principal sub- Ject discussed at this conference re- lated to the agricultural situation and the question of extending relfef. 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