Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1927, Page 16

AUGUST 1, 19273 = — - Are You Planning a Va- vation? Our Travel Bu- reau Will Be Glad to : Help You Free of ; Charge. . ~ 3 . Kirby's Travel Service Third Floor, 'RESUMES G u P[]S'l' THRIFT AVENUR Washington’s Buy-Wad Always Lined With H Values. : Returning From Europe, Will _'Succeed Regent Didusch. . Other Changes at University. Avenue—Main Floor G Street at Eleventh—Telephone Main 8780—Kresge Department Stores, Inc. . PALAIS ROYAL—Thrift ' Rev, Joseph S. Didusch, S. J., re- ®ent of the medical and dental de- partments of Geor; wn University during the past ye: vill be succeed- . ed by Rev. Walter ummers, S. J., who is returning to Georgetown after & vear of study in Europe. Announcement of five other new ad- ditions to the Georgetown faculty for the new academic year and the trans- .fer of three of its present members was made last night by Rev. Charles W. Lyons, S. J.. president of the uni- versity, upon the receipt of an order from the provincial of the New York- Maryland province. The change in the medical and dental regency is the only one oc- curring in the executive staff of the university, President Lyons and those immediately under him being con- tinued in office. Father Lyons left Washington today for Boston and other places in New England and will return about August 25. Formerly Held Post of Regent. The newly appointed regent in the medical and dental schools held that position until succeeded himself by Father Didusch. During the past year he has been engaged in a spe- clal study of medical schools abread in addition to his_own course of gtudies at various European univer- sities. At his own request, Father Didusch was transferred so that he could resume the teaching of biology, in which branch he has long been prominently identified. He has been transferred to Woodstock College. the Jesuit house of studies in Maryland. Two ot'ier transfers are those of Rev. P. Levain, who has been assigned to the Jesuit House of Studies in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., and the Rev. R. H. Tier ho goes to the college of St. ncis Xavier. Though not attached to the college faculty, Rev. M. Carasig, a dis- tinguished Filipino scholar and priest, will take a special course in astronomy &t Georgetown this year under Rev. Jdward C. Phillips, director of he Astronomical Observatory. Father Carasig is a graduate of Ateneo Col- lege, in the Philippines. Upon com- pletion of his studies here he will re- urn to the islands to join the staff of the American observatory. Rev. John T. O'Brien, who taught at Georgetown about four years ago. will return as professor of logic. At resent he has been at Woodstock Col- oge. Other New Faculty Members. Other new faculty members are Rev. lohn A. Frisch of Holy Cross College, ‘'orchester, Mass., who will be pro- fessor of biology; Rev. John J. O'Con- hor of Fordham, New York, as pro- fessor of Greek, and Rev. John J. erilliat of Fordham, as professor of istory. . Rev. Robert A. Parsons, S. J., dean bt the College of Arts and Sciences, who is continued in office another ear, will return to Washington about v middle of August. Other execu- ives continued in office are the Rev. dmund A. Walsh, S. J.,, as regent of 4he foreign service school; Rev. John #A. Dixson, J. as minister of the university; the Rew. Francis X. Delany, S. J., as treasurer, and the Rev. Vincent S. McDonough, S. J., as t:cefect of discipline and faculty di- tor of athletics. et TU. 8. Editors Leave London. © LONDON, August 1 (#).—The 40 American editors who spent last week #isiting London and its environs left ;:d.;{; for The, ague. After two days ollang v will proceed to oth parts of the continent. o Take your youngsters for around the Tidal Bnl.nrm ON THE SWAN BOAT and less fort - "‘eruoau‘fl lunate children will bene- THE CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY (Tidal Basin, Foot 17th St.) Aduits, 25¢ Children, 10c 6 Killed, 864 Hurt, Is Reckless Driving Toll of Year Here oM THE WASHINGTON POST JULY 30 ARE YOU INSURED ? . | INSURANCE IS A | DUTY YOU OWE TO | 1YOURSELF & OTHERS || WE INSURE EVERYTHING INSURABLE Boss and Phelps 3 1417 K St Main 9300 | | | s He Ttching, Irritations of ‘the Skin and Scalp | Use Zemo, Healing Liquid Don't suffer shame of ugly, itchy q endure Skin Torture Bunio: Pimples, y time. skin clear and sure way to [ . At druggists—60c from_blemish and $1.00. FOR SKIN IRRITATIONS August Sales Summon the Thrifty to Shop SERVING WASHINGTON FOR 50 YEARS From Two Feet— To a Fleet HAT'S how the Delivery 1 Service at Palais Royal has grown! With his arms piled high with bundles the first deliveryman started out, made his way to a horse-drawn street car and personally delivered every package. It's a far cry from that simple process to the great Deliv- ery Service, with its fleet of speedy motor trucks, which now brings home your purchases. But in all the years and through all the changes, the aim has been the same—a perfect delivery service— and service to satisfy YOU. August 1st. THE PALAIS ROYAL BABY DAY. When little folks’ needs are priced at great savings $16.96 64-Piece Layette Reduced et $15 Very complete and practical! 3 Binders of Cotton and Wool 3 Cotton-and-Wool Bands (Carter’s) 3 Rayon, Cotton-and-Wool Vests (Carter’s) 3 Handmade Dresses 36 Birdseye Diapers, 27x27 (Red Star) 6 Doz. Assorted Safety Pins (Duplex) 1]J. & J. Soap 1 ]. & J. Powder 2 Wash Cloths (knit) 2 Towels (knit) 2 Pairs Crochet Booties 2 Flannel Gertrudes These Low Prices for Tomorrow Only! 69c Baby Blankets, reduced to S4c 27x40 Quilted Pads, special, 74c . Flannelette Gertrudes or Gowns, 39c Vanta Twistless Tape, featured at 12¢ J. & J. Red Cross Gauze, 5 yds, 75C J. & J. Synol Soap, special at 40c J. & J. KY Jelly, marked at only 25c New Fillex, 8x10, tomorrow, 30c Neéw Fillex, 10x12, tomorrow, 35¢ PALAIS ROYAL—Infants’ Section— a Third Floor Save on Your Vacation LUGGAGE $19.95 Steamer Trunks Tomorrow Reduced to $ ‘95 36-inch regulation size steam- er trunk, fitted with a tray. Very convenient size to take to camp as well as on a Euro- pean trip. $2.98 Hat Boxes lcgyuocrerjlfo $2'69 Sturdy, black fabrikoid case, bound with cowhide and fin- ished with a strong handle. Attractively lined; has pocket and hat block. $9.98 Fitted Week End Case Tomorrow Reduced to $7'98 20-inch, black Dupont case, fitted with seven toilet ar- ticles. Just right for a week- end visit or to carry with you on a long journey. $12.95 Traveling Bags Tomorrow Reduced to $8' 88 Genuine cowhide and all leather lined. A bag that will look just as nice after many long journeys! Choice of tan, brown or mahogany. $39.95 Wardrobe Trunks Tomorrow Reduced to $29'95 Well built in the most con- venient style—four drawers with locking bar and ward- robe compartment fitted with hangers. Cretonne and water- proof lining. PALAIS ROYAL—Luggage—Fourth Floor Have You Attendéd Our Annual Summer Sale of Blankets? If Not, You Are Missing a Real Opportunity to Save on Full Size, All-Wool Plaid Blankets $6-98 Sold All Season for $9.89 You will be delighted with these thick, double all-wool blankets, for all their unusual warmth and size, are light in weight. In block plaids of rose, green, tan or blue color. Bound in sateen. Double bed size. with you. PALAIS ROYAL—Bedding—Second Floor Great August Sale of Silks Began today—and what a busy place it was! Thrifty women buying materials for many frocks—and saving considerably on every yard. Here are some of the record-breaking values! y Figure the savings. $1.98 Pure Silk Washable - Flat Crepe tlgeduced $ 1 .49 39 inches wide. Absolutely pure silk, so you can depend upon it to retain the beautiful lus- ter after laundering. Dozens of new shades as well as standard colors and black. $1.98 Pure Silk Printed Geor- $ gette Reduced to, yard l 039 Newest patterns—both light and dark backgrounds. $1.98 All-Silk Printed Crepe de Chine Reduced ‘to, yard $1 039 $298 to $4.98 Satin Crepes, Queen Satin and Crepe Lido, now, yard PALAIS ROYAL—Sill:s—BSecond Floor Pay a Small Deposit Now Have Your Blankets Delivered in the Fall We placed our orders very early and be- ¢cause they were made up during the dull season the price concessions were re- markable, We are sharing our savings Now! The August Sale of Furs Is On! OMEN of discriminating taste, who know fur values and de- W mand the newest modes, the finest in pelts and workman- ship are making their selections with enthusiasm, realizing that the savings on Palais Royal furs are remarkable beyond a doubt. To Make Selection More Inviting A Small Deposit Will Secure Your Fur Coats for Later Delivery Coats Purchased in This Sale Will Be Stored Until Nov. 1 Liberal Credit Terms Allowed on Separate Charge Accounts You May Pay Out of Your Income by Using the Club Plan Two Wonderful Sale Groups Fur Coats Which Will | Fur Coats which will Hardly Be Duplicated | probably be marked $225 Later in the Season for | to $275 later in the season. Less Than $150 to $175 1 1 2 E Garments styled in the modes f, Full-length garments in sports | that will be most popular; of or dress models. Sizes 16 to | perfectly matched and care- 42. All handsomely lined. fully selected skins. Every fur THE SPORTS ST YLE. | garment beautifully lined. of American Opossum or Men- The Furs: doza Beaver, with jaunty, tai- lored lines .of youthful sim- Super Northern Sealine (Sheared Coney) plicity. THE DRESS COATS Pony, Caracul, Marmot of Buck Sealine (sheared coney) or Caracul Paws, trim- med with squirrel, fox, mar- mink or fitch. The Trimmings: Fox, Wolf, Fitch, Mink, Squirrel, Skunk, Marmot PALAIS ROYAL—Furs—Third Floor ‘An Extraordinary August Sale of Women’s and Misses’ Fur-Trimmed Coats A special purchase of coats that will cost $§75 to $85 later in the scason. NOW— Every single coat a fashion success—as well as a remarkable value! You will recognize their high- grade qualities at a glance—the fine materials—the skillful tailoring and smart details—silk lined—rich fur trimmings. The Furs: FOX FRENCH BEAVER ‘WOLF MARMOT SQUIRREL SKUNK CARACUL AUSTRALIAN OPOSSUM The Materials: IMPORTED MIXTURES PARK CLOTH BROADCLOTH VENISE CAMELSHEEN SUEDE VELUNA NEW ZELIA Colors you will have to see with your own eyes! Sizes 14 to 46. zery Special! Fur-Trimmed ravel or Sports Coats, for Women and Misses $39 s 5 O Just thg colln‘for vacation and eary Fall wear, beauti- fully tailored in plain or belted lines. Sizes 14 to 46. PALAIS ROYAL—Women's Coats—Third Floor Clearance! Men’s $15 and $16.50 Hot Weather SUITS in Regulars Stouts or Slims Genuine Palm Beach Suits—Mohair Suits—Raymo Suits—every one well worth the original price, and marked down only because we must make room for incoming mer- chandise! Well tailored in the styles business men and young men like. Light or dark shades—stripes, figures or plain colors. To Clear! Men’s $25 Tropical Worsted Suits, $19.75. Reduced for Immediate Sale! Special Purchase! Sale Tomorrow! 1,200 Men’s $1 “Stadium” Broadcloth Athletic UNION SUITS They’ll go by threes and half dozens—for 7 9 here are values every man will recognize! “Stadium” brand . . . genuine broadcloth ... full cut and well sewn. Sizes 36 to 46. Suits for $2251 PALAIS ROYAL~Mon's Biore—Main Ficor . ik L