Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1927, Page 30

30 i 1927. BH"_E BANS REBS E Civil War Veteran Dies } 3 i 50 5 N ST. DEF \I - ¥ l"- A l‘ H SET and bath sals | ' in attractive ! / & . black and gold i Group of COmmumsts Get | ‘*“‘rfl ey e. Special Orders to Leave—Ibanez ; Is Adamant. FEBRUARY 24, MARIE A N- TIONETTE —the toiletries of a gentlewom- an—in special d e m onstration all this week. Come—learn the road to charm A FASHION INSTITUTION via these fine Washington NewYorh preparations. THE EVENING' STAR, “'\SHI NGTON, D. ., THURSDAY, $1.00, The Important New Vogue for Navy Georgette Over Prints in ew Spring Dresses At the Unbelievably Low Price of $16.50_ \ remarkable value and an outstanding fashion event! We bring to you in this unusual group of 200 smart dresses two of the most important Spring fashions that recent Paris openings have launched—Navy Blue and Small-Patterned Prints! Chic Details Br the Associated Press SANTIAGO. Chile. arrying out its announced intention to suppress completely communism in Chile, the new government under Premier Carlos Ibhane decided to | wrest all Communist members of Pax February 24.- (o 2& s said vesterday that thesc y would be sent to Baster f the Chilean coast, with the bject of preventing them from con nda in other countries Al prominent in saNini H. BUKEY. 13 Different Styles In Sizes 36 to 44 Designed for Women Who Know! for the E of the Bet Bureau, has resigned to real estate business. Prio with the Wi Browne Better Bu “of . the | cinnati. pointed. against communis- | ¥ and anarchistic elements. Manuel Rivas Vicuna, former minis forme Deputic nucio, amber the newspape the Radical d president ind now dir diario Tl Manuel have been ar Practical Advantages nly recently formed a new ministry ifter bringing about the resignation f the previous cabinet. He announced that he intended to rid Chile of bol- | ~hevism, which, he had carried rested. The Communist newspaper Justice has been suppressed. (Premier Thanez, an army general, L] “California F|g Syrup” Every individual model has béen care fully designed to stress in a different way some, new detail in styling. Tucks — pleats — jabots — tiers. Wit every dress so well cut and so well made, so wearable for almost any occasion, that you will want not one but several. Most of the models are coat dre combining in one costume the varie of several with a simple change of slip 9 print sare crepe de chine in an endless selection of patterns and colors. Gay or demure—quaint or sophisticated, according to your taste and your type. the country to deple xtremes.) UNION ARMY VETERAN, A. H. BUKEY. DIES AT 88 Washington Resident Since 1890 | Took Part in 23 Major Engage- ments in W. Va. Artillery. Alexander Hill Bukey, Fagotting is a rich note on t blouse: This extraordinary event tomorrow and Saturday in our Woinen’s Frock Shop, Second Floor—do not muss it, if you can use an inexpen- sive frock for early Spring days! Only because the manufacturer bought many thousands of yards of these prints at an extraordinarily low price are we able to sell them at this figure! Dependable Laxative for Sick Baby or Child jumper in this attractive model with smart_tailored air. $16.50. $16.50. Just Arrived—T hree Important Groups of Women’s Spring Coats selling and presenting amazing 88 years old, | veteran and a v since 1890, died at his | < 9 Maryland avenue northeast. 3 In fter a short illne: Serv- | h the 1st West Virginia Light | Mr. Bukey took part in 23 ements in the Civil W: Navy Twill Suits the very vouthful double- breasted style with short box coat. $25 An amazing value—but this suit was planned specially for Friday. You can choose yours'with braid binding or without—but in either case you will make no mistake for both are exceptionally smart in cut—splendidly tailored. Note particu- larly the he: full-silk crepe de chine lining, the immaculate finish of the pockets, the very smart chic wrap-around skirt, $25. Suit Shop—Third Floor All-Wool Slip-Over Sweaters A smart_novelty weave with V $6).95 neckline. Lovely new Spring col- orings. : All specially purchased for Friday’s value opportunities. For Everyday Wear! —new tweeds, diagonals and shadow plaids in well-tailored single and double breasted styles. Some have the full swagger back that is very good this season. Trim tailored pockets, cleanly notched rever collars and fastidious finish are other important detail Tan, grey, rose, rust, green and—the very important black and ‘white ....... ‘and was employed in the | ernment servi re, about 20 years prior to his rement in 1919. | Funeral services were conducted at | the residence this afternoon at 1 clock. Rev Enoch Magruder Thomp- son officiated. Interment Arlington National Cemetery, where is two brothers, the late Brig., Gen. an H. Bukey and the late Lieut. HE Spencer Bukey, are buried. Mr. Bukey is survived by two daughters, Miss Alico Bukey and Mrs, '25 For Smart Dress Wear! —the very smart straightline coats, interpreted beautifully in fine twills and is given an air of distinction by the clever manipulation of fabric piecemgnts and ingenious tucked panels. Natural squirrel, golden muskrat and phami collars— and the very desirable new Spring shades—black, navy, tan and Misses’ Tweed In the new Spring lmu and the new Spring weaves. Unusual in $ style and value There's something very tempting about these clever little tweed coats—with their chic air of simplicity and their very desirable clean finish. . They really are most unusual for $25, but we bnlif b iewernh bilious, con- were particularly fortunate in securin stipated or tull of cold, Children love of these coats irom one of our fa fnue the pleasant taste of “California Fig ‘.g“m S. Bethel; two grandsons, Maj. | Syrup.” A teaspoonful never fails to “dwin Alexander Bethel, Corps of | clean the liver and bowels. | Moo Botyer " and Lieut. John| = Ask your druggist for genuine iranddaughter. His wife was the late | . cauiornia Fig Syrup” which has di- Nirs. Jane Magruder Bukey. He also | Tections for babies and children of feaves a nephew, Benton Magruder | all ages printed on bottl Bukey, general passenger agent of the ' You must say “Californ Sante Fe Railroad. get an imitation fig syruj ew rh,.mond patterns or all-over block w They are double-breasted with patch pockets and notched collars and man- nish finish—just the kind of coat to accompany the smart tailored suit—and they're full-lined with heavy silk crepe. Smart drab and grey tones! Coat Shop—Third Floor "For Town and Country Wear! —an utterly fascinating group of imported plaids, checks, stripes, tweeds and mixtures—all the new Spring Weaves and the new Spring colorings—and lovely color harmonies. And all these coats have rich full-furred collars of natural and platinum lynx or natural and cocoa squirrel—full-silk linings................. Women’s Coat Shop—Third Floor Special Sportswear Shop——Fourth Floor Misses’ And Friday Means Just a Few But Very Important Remnants! Here and there—all through the store—-you’ll find remnants—~—marked 'way down tomorrow—because it’s getting late and we must dispose of all Winter merchandise. Slips to Go! 18 Winter Coats! That’s All! 37 Umbrellas to Clear! 25—$5.00 and $5.90 SILK SLIPS—Radium silk and 11 Misses’ Coats in the Group.’ 25—$395 GLORIA UMBRELLAS—Amberite han- c;e;;e deh chmo.A'homtt*i(ched kapl and B{ieekp didssing jead 10-rib Saioh d shadow hem. Also extra size slips. Black, and mounted on 10-rib frame. Such desir- 1—$95 MISS’ BROWN VENISE DRESS COAT with mink-dyed squirrel collar and cuffs, $25 2—$60.50 MISSES' RICHLY-FURRED SPORTS COATS, tweed; one with fur collar, the other able colors asiblus; brown asdeets fleduced < Furnlture | navy, white and fiesh. Not ail sizes in each color fur lined b thatge i gls & Aeduces Sale 3-$89.50 MISSES’ SUEDE CLOTH COATS, with rich muffer callars and borders of fox. 12—$695 ALL-SILK, 16-RIB UMBRELLAS—plain blue and black borders and amberite handles. Tips and fer- 3 Reductions 3—$69.50 MISSES’ DISTINCTIVE COATS of suede-fi rules to correspond; loop cord wristlet. Colors mink squirrel and caracul. Blue and wine. are blue, brown, green and purple. Friday, $5.00 every item below— ium, crepe de Wide, hemstitched chine and crepe satin slips. Black, navy $4.85 band top and deep shadow hem. and claret red Underwear! 35-$5.90 to $7.50 SILK UNDERWEAR—Step-ins, gowns and chemise of ninon silk, georgette and crepe de chine. Lacey and tailored styles. Fiaoh, orchid, nile and peach. Broken sizes. $3.65 50 to $10.85 GOWNS, PAJAMAS AND STEP-INS—of heavy quality crepe de chine, crepe-back satin and radium “silk—trimmed o with dainty laces. Flesh, white and orchid. $6.45 $2.95 COTTON UNDERWEAR—Crepe and pongee » pajamas, in plain and figured patterns. Also flannelette gowns with embroidered yokes. Orchid, flesh and white. Broken sizes.....$1. % to 3756 GIRDLES, CORSETTES AND STEP- GIRDLES, in pink broche; some with swami p. For clearing 5 3395 M95 GLOVE SILK UNDERTHINGS—discon- 7 Women’s Coats—W onderful Values. A Few Bags Also! 1—$135 WOMEN'S BLACK ROUVELAINE COAT, with skunk collar and cuffs. Size 40.... 1—$95 WOMEN’S BLACK ESTRELLA COAT—with caracul shawl! collar and cuffs. Size 40.. 1—$69.50 WOMEN'S GRACKLE BLUE_COAT—with platinum wolf collar and cuffs. Size 42.. 3—%6950 3Y‘IOMEN'S FUR-TRIMMED TRAVEL COATS—in tan and grey, with fox co'la’r;s. izes and i 1—$49.50 WOMAN’S SPORTS COAT—grey mixture, with self collar. Size 36 Misses’ and Women’s Coat Shop—Third Floor For Misses! Wonderful Dress Remnants! All marked at the most surprisingly low prices 6—$25 MISSES’ TAILORED JERSEY FROCKS—one and two- pmca styles trimmed with hlnd- embroidery and attractive stitching $10 1—$15 SMOOTH CALF POUCH BAG—nicel Tinad ‘and. fttadt idth micas and purse S color. Tomorrow's price. 1—$10 LA GARDE BAG—Pouch style and fitted ith iddle change purse and mirror; ightly soiled from handling. tomorrow at only 3—$5 BLUE SILK MOIRE BAGS—Inside compart- ment; nicely lined. Reduced to $3.00 2—$15 NOVELTY GOLD KID PURSES—moire 0.00—KROEHLER DAV- % PORT BED in NOW HALF velour. OVERSTUFF- ED SUITE in Jacquard velour. Now H-ILI- 50 ET Now HaLE" PRICE $15.00—LIBRARY TABLE, mahogany finish. 48 inches. NOW HALF 57,50 PRICE ... $2200_DROP LEAF TEA CARTS. NOW sll"”’ HALF PRICE LIVING $95.00—3. Velour up. ROOM SUITE. holstered. NOwW i HALF PRIC. s47 > Weekly or Monthly $1350—SIMMONS BEDS (floor samples). NOW 36,75 HALF PRICE. $8.50_CONSOLE TABLE, mahogany fnish. NOW $ 4 25 HALF PRICE ... $I850—POTTERY BASE TABLE LAMPS. 5925 NOW HALF PRICE $350—CARD TABLE, col- ored frame. NOW sl,ss HALF PRICE ... $10.00—TAPESTRIES _IN FRAMES, 21x56. $ .00 NOW HALF PRICE $39800—10-PC. DINING ROOM SUITE, in American Walnut. NOW § .00 HALF PRICE.. 199 $199.00—4-PC. BED ROOM SUITE in Mo.w“;g“s“;a NOW HALF o o PRICE .......... TERMS Arranged to Suit You e WRIGHT 905 7th St. N.W. tinued patterns of our usual high-grade glove silk in a great clearing tomorrow. Lace-trim- ests, bloomers, chemises and reinforced. Broken Exceptional values Grey Shnpr—Secund Floor Sports Apparel —Remnants! 5 2—345 -$49.50 RIDING HABITS, one in tan covert, size 16—the other with heather coat and check- ed_breeches 4—$55-$75 RIDING HABITS—three in sizes 18-38 and 34 and 38—the other in Oxford Melton Cloth with grey whipcord breeches, $49.50 50 BOTANY FLANNEL SKIRTS—with the plain back, three-godet front and trouser pock- ets. Navy, beige and dahlia . $5.00 Sportswear Shop—Fourth Floor Junior Frocks! 4—$18.50 JUNIOR MISSES’ CLASSROOM FROCKS—of jersey, in smart one and two-piece styles and good colors $7.50 6—51850 $1950 JUNIOR MISSES’ AFTERNOON and cantons. good l!ylal 3—$16.50 JUNIOR MISSES’ PARTY FROCKS—in basque styles $7.50 3—$1650 JUNIOR MISSES’ VELVETEEN FROCKS—good two-piece style $7.50 Junior Mi Shop—Third Floor Remnants in Millinery—Too! 100—$7.50-$10 Tailored and Trimmed Hats All to $5 Go at _Really desirable hats—marked at this great reduc- tion for clearance tomorrow—because they are the earliest of our Spring hats, and we must move them to make room for the new merchandise now coming in. All good style treatments—and all beau- tifully made merchandise. Felts—Straws—Silks! All Attractive Colors—and All Headsizes! 100 Felt Sports Hats Smart little tailored models showing good ribbon band trims—good colors and good style treat- $2 ments. Slightly soiled from handling. Choice, Millinery Shop—Street Floor 4—$35 MISSES’ TWO-PIECE KASHA FROCKS——UnululIIy clevar styling, and navy 3—$25 MISSES’ DANCE FROCKS—basque m odel: and green . 6—$25 MISSES' jumper styles. Wine and green 4—829.50 MISSES’ VELVETEEN F TERNOON FROCKS—satin and canion crepe, 3—$35 MISSES’ EVENING FROCKS—lovely taffeta, and lipstick Navy, cocoa and g 1! 4—§29.50 MISSES’ SILK AFTERNOON FROCKS—Satin and flat crape. in cxcellcnt curr.fst style treatments. Black, beige_and green. 6—$49.50-$55 MISSES’ DANCE FROCKS—R basque and jumper_styles. White, black, iy Tovely ‘mox ile” and coral 5 MISSES” THREE- PIECE FROCKS—of crepe Roma, wi ny 4—353_;55 MISSES’ VELVET AFTERNOON FROCKS—Lov.Iy styles. )y ;25 6—$55 MISSES’ CREPE ROMA FROCKS—Good one and two- , sleeves. Good colorings, too. 4-$69.50 MISSES’ TAILORED Bl 3—$59.50 MISSES’ CHIFFON DANCE FROCKS, cleveri 4—$59.50 MISSES’ DISTlNCTIVE AFTERNOON FRO KS in one of~- kind t ltmtnn crepe, chiffon and velvet. . Discontinuing the Downstairs Store! - All House Frocks to Go! The carpenters are waiting to remodel the Downstairs Store and all these frocks must be out by Saturday. That is the reason for these low prices. $2.95-$3.95 Frocks . . $2 Each 3 for $5 Linene and cotton broadcloth—good colors— attractive styles and long or short sleeves. $3.95-$4.95 Frocks. . $3 Each 3 for $7.50 A group of ginghams and tub silks—with a variety of necklines—long and short sleeves and attractive colorings. $5.95-$7.95 Frocks . . $4 Each 3 for $10 Linen, wash sateen, figured broadcloth, foul- ards and plain ginghams, in splendid tailored treatments. Black and white, navy and white and plain colorings. 300—$1.00 Dress Aprcns All cut full and splendidly made, to slip over the dress. Attractive, n_colorings and novelty patterns, in voiles, ginghams, 69(: cotton crepes and rayon... , Downstairs—Friday Remnants—Footwear! All short and discontinued lines of famous SOROSIS pumps and oxfords to go at tremendous reductions in price— in two great lots. 115 Pairs Pumps $l pr. and Oxfords Formerly $7.50 to $10 Unusually low in price, of course, but there are only one or two sty group—and the size ran we have decided to place prices for immediate disposal. 600 Pairs Pumps 35.75 pr. and Oxfords Formerly $8.75 to 312,50 out at nommfll 200 Pairs Boudoir Slippers Formerly $1.75 to $3 The better-type of boudoi ofi Iovnx colors and style: Il sizes in the group. All Sales Final! Sorosis Shoe Shop—Street Floor er in a range ith or w-thozt lined and fitted with purse and mirror. To- morrow - Bag Shop—Street Floor 125 Pieces . Novelty Jewelry 3 l 00 Regularly $2 to $3.50 A very smart lot, necklaces, festoons, uding pins, ery: chokers and pearl ngs. There are odd s, but all very good styles. Jewelry Shop—Street Floor $2.95 and $3.95 Gloves, $1.25 100 pairs Kid and real African Capeskin Gloves— one-clasp, novelty cuff or 8-button length. Small ;;12.5. up to 6/4 only. Only 100 pairs, so come early! Glove Shop—Street Floor Wonderful Handkerchiefs— Remnants! Women’s Novelty Colored Handkerchiefs; hem- stitched and hand-rolled edge; some with embroid- ered corners. 15 cents each—2 for 25 cents. A very cial group of Men’s Plain White Linen Handkerchiefs. 1-16 and '4-inch hems. 35c each— or 3 for $1.00. . Stocking Remnants—Too! $2.25 to $4.50 Sports Stockings, full-fashioned wool and silk and wool; two-tone colorings and checked d ns. Not all sizes in every style. special at $1.35 pair. $3.50 Chiffon Silk Stockings' $2.95 A very fine gauge chiffon stockings; odd pairs. Not all sizes, plain and shades. $2.95. 24 Bottles 75¢ and $1.00 Perfume, 45¢ Chypre, Jasmine and Narcisse odors. Street Floor Very just a few iridescent