Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1927, Page 24

24 REMARK T0 JUROR COSTS a0 FINE Virginian Reprimanded - at Second Trial of Dr. Reavis in Slaying. By the Associated Press. ORANGE, Va., September 8.—R. O. Halsey of Orange was fined $50 and ®everely reprimanded for comment- ing on the trial of Dr. George Reavis, jokingly, to one of the jurors just before the opening of the court here today. Halsey dmitted saying to one of the j “If you don't acquit that man you ought to be shot.” This was brought out in a hearing before Judge Browning, who informed Halsey that his remark was highly improper and discreditable and that the trial had been moved from Goochland County to Orange to avoid such occurrences. Counsel for both sides were appar- ently satisfied with the ruling and the trial continued. Mrs. Reavis, wife of the doctor, was called to the stand. She was pale and nervous as she took her seat. Defendant to Testify. Interest had been stimulated today in the second trial of Dr. Reavis, Goochland physician, for the killing of Gilbert Lacey, by the fact that the doctor regarded as the best witness for himself, was to take the stand and relate his account of the tragic night of March 2 before the jury. Should he convince the jury of the truthfulness of his story he would be able to batter down the wall of cir- cumstantial ‘evidence built up by the State since Monday. Dr. Reavis has contended that he fired blindly when a crowd of drunken men visited his home; that Lacey was among them and came within the line of fire; that he did not shoot with malice, but because he thought his home was threatened. This view of the slaying is in contradiction with the evidence for the Commonwealth, which is seeking to prove that Lacey was shot and killed when he alone visited the physician's home. ‘Ten Years First Verdict. 1In the first trial at Goochland Court- house the physician's version of the shooting was apparently not accepted by the jury and he received 10 years in the penitentiary for manslaughter. Now that the verdict has been set aside for incompetent testimony and 2 change of venue granted, the physi- cian will tell his story before a new Jury unacquainted with the case. The defense yesterday attempted to tear down the web of circumstantial evidence after the State had rested at noon. At the conclusion of the session the defense announced that Dr. Reavis and his wife, the only wit- nesses to the killing unless there were others with Lacey, would be the only two witnesses introduced today before the defense would close its case. ‘When Dr. Reavis completes his tes- timony for the defense today he will be given cross-examination by the State’s attorneys. At the completion of the cross-examination Attorney Stuart Robertson for the Common- wealth is expected to ask that the jury be taken, probably this after. noon or tomorrow, to the scene of thed killing in Goochland County. —_— WHIPPET RACES SET. Indian Head Dog Show Tomorrow Has Attractive Feature. INDIAN HEAD, Md., September 8. =Whippet races will feature an open dog show tomorrow, the second day of the Indidnf Head Fair and Carni- val which will close Saturday. Lieut. Hinman of the Naval Station is in charge. Among the exhibitors at the show will be George Coulon, Great Danes; Mrs. Richard Johnston of Silver Spring, wirehaired terriers and Scot- tish terriers; the New Cain Ken- nels, champion bull terriers; Mrs. Couglan, Samoyedes, and J. Cal- mer's famous police dog Aleeka, which obeys more than 300 com- mands. i The Marine mascot, Pvt. Pa- —§ett, presented to ‘the U. S. Ma- ines by the British marines to suc- jeed Sergt. Maj. Jiggs, deceased, will £ there in person. Hunters and “Pther, dog fanciers from the neigh- % cf‘ymms have entered hounds bs. i Entries for the races are Darkie, By Jack Hoffar; My Own, owned by 'hyrza Steers; Cradle Song, by Mrs. ar] Dillie; Tip-toes and Lady May, By George L. Goodacre; Starlight, by igs Jean Aller, and two entries by Villiam M. Stewart. 2 it : Killing the Goose. =1 It fight tickets keep rising in price lot the customers will prefer to 0 to Senate instead. e TR condition. “Importer and Creator” 1215 G Street Northwest Important Announcement Our August Fur Sale Will Continue Until September Fifteenth For the Convenience of Our Patrons Who Remain Out of Town Until After Labor Day $250 and $275/$350 and smfl m Fur Coats Sale Price 190 | :270 Consisting of Fine Muskrat, Civet Cat, Fine Pony Skin, American Broadtail, Car- acul and Hud- son Seal. A Small Deposit Will Reserve Any Garment REPAIRING AND REMODELING Our Repair Department is in the hands of expert Furriers, and you can safely leave your old coat or scarf with us. will be returned to you, when you are ready for it, in excellent Charge Accounts Arranged For. ALEXANDRIA. ALEXANDRIA, Va., September 8 (8pecial).—David Butler of 1440 Duke street, a former patrolman,’ before Judge William S. 8now in Police Court this morning, was held for action of the grand jury on a charge of assault Henry street. The charge was lodged against Butler by Alice Fields, Fields’ mother. It is said that Butler arrested Fields August 18, on a charge of violating the prohibition law, and while taking him to the police station, struck him over the head with a revol Fields mained unconscious two days. Charges of assault lodged against Willlam T. Beales of No. 7 Fairfax Apartments were dismissed. Testimony brought out the fact that Beales had no part in the assault, but only carried Fields to his home in his machine when re- quested to do so by Butler. The pa- trolman was dismissed by Capt. W. W. Campbell when the warrant against him was_ served. Alvin Nevitt, 17 years old, of 312 Montgomery street, and Noel Wind- sor, 14 years old, of 219 South Royal street, were caught leaving Constan- tinople’s store, King and Payne streets, early this morning by Patrolman Hum- mer of the Alexandria Police Depart- ment, according to the officer. After a short chase Hummer took tho boys into custody. They had 8 packages of cigarettes, 41 packages and 100 sticks of chewing gum, 35 chocolate candy bars, a package of safety mind is heavys tract may be ind not sesult In ::‘ul: cto t help h E‘:d‘ bodily we\l:bem;. d There's nothing abouth “‘; to remind you of the ha! it 1 mal of it in wate! "“‘!“. Jing, delightful o0, while milds its laxative acti 75c and $1.25. is thorough! At druggists, utefisemot&in.llim-p-dm it ovemight. methods of pering acids, are corns, or using caustic dangerous. Fur Coats Sale Price Consisting of Raccoon, Leop- ard Cat, Amer- ican Broadtail, Squirrel, Cara- culs, Hudson Seal, etc. Same THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 1927. matches, a flashlight and $3.15 in cash, the officer says. They will be arraigned in Police Court tomorrow morning. Two Barbers Arrested. Cecil Coffman, 22_years old, of 915 King street, and Newman Bennett, 23, of 617 King street, were arrested has been missing from this city since September 3, according to a police re- port. Oarsmen of the Old Dominion Boat Club crews will be guests of honor at a banquet in the private dining room of the George Mason Hotel to- night. Twenty-eight veteran oars- men of other years will attend also. and wife, Ruth B. Weingart, lots 12 and 14, block 3, subdivision of Temple Park; Raymond Ernest Middleton and wife, Adeline G. Middleton, to Charles W. Moudy, widower, house and lot 5, block 2, section 4, subdivision of Rose- mont; Charles W. Moudy to Mrs. Ade- line G. Middleton, wife of Raymond yesterday on charges of driving an on James Fields, colored, of 306 North ; automobile while unuder the influence of liquor and transporting The two men, employed in this city s barbers, were turned over to the sheriff of Shenandoah County. A special meeting of the *Auxiliary of the Fire Department will be held at the.home of Mrs. John W. Travers, 209 South Royal street, at 8 p.m. morrow. Arrangements will be com- pleted for a banquet September 21, celebrating the third anniversary of the auxiliary. David Gould, husband of’ Mrs. R.|2 L. Gould of 311 South Fairfax street, NO INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE ACCOUNTS )Erg's A tire Tiquor. night. transter: in the Smith, 1 of Ge 86 Pcs. Women’s Neckwear, including vestees, collar-and- cuff sets, jabots and separate collars. Round and vee shaped neck styles.......coco0vvneene Goldenberg's—Firsé Floor.—Charge Housewares (10) Garden Hose, 25 ft. xl'"":g'is xu-?ntud qual- ty; 3 grade. Fritag, atrrer, $2:49 (31) Hard Extene sion Frame Window Scl:eu-. Sgslnichel: high, ex- tend to nches; 65c value. Fridayat 44c (27) Hardwood Exten~ sion Frame Window Screens, 32 ln‘che}: high, ex- tend to 45 inches; S50 grage. Friday.ai 09C (5) Arctic Ice Cream Freezers, tour’-guart size; former §4. grade .... . 33'69 (16) Extra Huvg Tin Copper Bottom Wash Boil- ers, slightly marred; for- me;s $ Zd‘“F:*iu $2.98 grade. 5 day, 8t .......0 31'39 (14) White Japanned Tin slig! marred; c value ..........ee. 390 (18) Rugl;bor Dluor Mats, regular ic value. Friday, &t ......... 59¢ (7) Amber-colored Glass ‘Water IM. pfic:aoer and six glasses; o value .. . 890 Sl s Tavivet. Handbags & Belts Imported Beaded Hand- bags, drawstring and frame styles; pretty color- ings. §2.00 grade. @ Friday at ......o.... Leather Belts, plain and combination leathers, de- sirable ;.tylol I;I& colors. Former huias 10c T oleed: Toiletries 89c Azurea Face Powder, all 65¢ de'}lsc ;‘l 1 &tR 's Perfec Cold Cream .. 20€ TSl]}. D]er;Kln Body alcum, large velour puff .... 880 Compacts, n‘ln‘gls lltyu. 1’:3 tints; mirror a Sc Oxford Toilet and vt otorsy TWO 01 T8, ugu feeiieiieln 70 Ehtye Recounts" nviced: Underwear Boys' Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, perfect qual- ity; regular 3% grade, for ......... Women's Cotton Shortees, ‘‘Merode” broken sizes; regu- Knit Vests, bodice and built-up strap styles; broken sizes; Tegul 35c grad tor . 2le Ch lengt! 80c grade, for F Art Department (50) Children’s Stamped Dresses, llzel: 6,7% and 10 years; regular 750 grade, for ......... 290 (10) Rayon Taffeta Sofa o hy llwrt]:d colors and shapes; regular $2.50 grade, for 81'59 (100 pcs.) Children’s Stamped Aprons and for .' 15‘: (6 doz) Lace-edge Bureau Scarfs, all white, also colored lace edges; regular 48c grade, for ......... 250 (12) Stamped Krinkle ‘Weave Bedspreads, double- it bolster included; % 81.19 Towels & Linens (4 doz) 20x40 Double- thread Turkish Towels, all white; slight irregu- 25 lars; 40c grade, for C (3 doz.) 22x44 Turkish ’g:v;elu, green, bl‘ue or gold rders; regular 43¢ grade, for ..... 35¢ (9 sets) All-linen Dam- ask Tablecloth (54 inches) e lar T8 0d egular $3.! grade, for ..... 82'59 (19 doz.) Turkish Wash- cloths, with assorted col- ored borders; regular 50 10c_grade, for ....... (150 yds}.«-lnch Mer- corized Table Damask, reg- ular 6§9%¢ grade, 360 (3 pes.) 20-inch Tan Art ll’-lllm. warr;ntods 'lll pure nen; regular 659¢c St o 000 (1 pc) 20-inch White Linen, heavy round thread weave; regu- lar 79c grade, for.. iy e R automobile owned by Mrs. Amy El liott, No. 2 West Linden street, last the rear of the home. Transfers Are Recorded. The following deeds of property clerk of the Corporation Court: Herfurth, Jjr., Inc., to D. W, Stanton, W. P. Wools, trustee, and Howard W, ple Park, Inc., to Ernest N. Weingart Women’s $1 Neckwear calf, patent and dull leathers. high and low styles; sizes 6 to 10 in the assortment. 40-inch Flat Crepe 40-inch Crepe Satin 40-inch Satin Canton 36-inch Printed Foulards Small Wares Rayon Lustre Printed Sil Printed Cotton Mercerized Poplins Mercerized Shantung and rim were stolen from an | Ernest Middleton, blook 24, section 4, The machine was parked in tion H. Young s have been placed on record office of Elliott ¥. Hoffman, H ots 15 and 16, block 1, section orge Washington Park; Tem- lot, Stout, house and IT*PAYS TO Golde 39¢ Accounts Invited, Men’s W. L. Douglas, Regal and Other Make Shoes Regular $5, $6.60 $3 95 [} and $7 Values Some Classed as Factory “Checks” Men are thoroughly famil- iar with these shoes, recog- nizing them to be those of high quality combined with style value. We secured this lot of 500 pairs from a large jobber at practically our own price and tomorrow offer them to you at like savings. Choice of Regal, Douglas, Beacon and other good makes, of tan This season’s most popular lasts in $2 to $2.50 SILK REMNANTS Tom::row $1.39 Yard What an opportunity for the home dressmaker— hundreds of yards in remnants of high-grade silks that are wanted for the new Fall frocks, as well as for lin- gerie, blouses, etc. All the most wanted colors, in de- sirable lengths. 40:inch Printed Crepe de Chine 40-inch Printed Flat Crepe 40-inch Printed Radium 40-inch Washable Crepe de Chine Ete., Ete. $1 to $1.50 Silk Remnants, 79¢ yard 32-inch All-sitk Shantung Pongée, 36-inch Faille Poplin, 39-inch Sport Satin, 32-inch Printed Foulards, 35-inch Satin Messaline and 36-inch Satin de Chine, in useful lengths and wanted colors. Goldenberg's—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. Stationery (66 boxes) Correspond= ence Cards, plain and gold edges; colors only; e e e (22) Fountain Pen Desk Sets, consisting of base and self-filling kttaumiznn pen with 14-kt. point; Sishipete fe Je Sweaters Women’s All-wool Sweaters, medium weight, also lot of Misses’ Sweat- ers, light weight; slip-on models; light novelty col- 18 Rubber Feeding * Bibs, as- 10c¢ sorted colors . 19c Sew-on Garters, flesh color, with ] ()¢ rubber buttons 59c and 69c Sanitary Step—inxul a}:u‘l Bloom- ers, slight irregu- lars 25¢ wlc Oald'ment ‘{hgs, of ‘unbleache muslin; Sl toneresrmant s O2C 5¢c Spoon Cotton, as- sorted makes; white orings, long and colors ........... 31: sleeves; former sl 95 25c Sanitary Belts, as- $2.50 value sorted sizes; flesh 180 Sleeveless Rayon Sweat- color .... . en‘. beautiful novelty trim- mings; $2.98 e T et 2 8195 riday Bargains—Men’s Wear (58) Straw Hats, best selling shapes; popular 65(! braids, $2.50 and $3.00 grades . s " (9) Rayon Dressing Gowns, small and medium ss 95 sizes; slightly soiled. $10.98 to $13.50 values. v $1.00 and 59¢ (43) Caps, Spring and Summer stoc L R TR R (73) Shirts, sizes 14, 147 and 15; collar-attached or 69¢ neckband styles; $1.50, $2 and $2.50 grades .. Silk and Rayon Half Hose, black, plain colors and 250 two-toned effects. 50c and 75¢ grades (32) Union Suits, small sizes; p 29¢ irregulars. $1.00 and $1.50 values ............ueee . (18) Straw Hats, good shapes; broken sizes. 250 values ........... Ceeseenaeseaniens cesesbesissraniosnanss (41) Nightrobes, samples and slight irregulars. $1 68¢ to $1.50 values ............coiciiniienns sesssecesnsens vee (52) Work Shirts, blue chambray; collar attached; 48¢ sizes 1414 to 16. 79c and $1.00 values........oovuouneee (59) 0dd Pajama Coats and Pants, good quality ma- 336 terials; left from suits selling at $1.50 to $2.50. Friday at.. Goldenberg's—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. 39c¢ to 69c High-Grade Summer Wash Fabrics All remnants and short lengths of high-grade Sum- mer wash fabrics have been included in this sale—no home dressmaker can afford to miss opportunity to buy material for several frocks to finish out the Summer with, at a small outlay, in fact, in many instances less than one-half original prices. Widths from 36 to 40 inches. Silk-and-Cotton Pongee Yard Check Rayons, Etc, Etc. 19cto 35¢ Wash Goods, 12Vac Remnants of 40-inch Printed Voiles, 40-inch Plain-color Voiles, 45-inch Printed Linene, Plain and Printed Plisse Crepe, 36-inch Longcloth, 36-inch Nainsook, 36-inch Stripe Dimity; useful lengths for many needs. Goldenberg's—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. French Ratine Mercerized Broadcloth Irish Dress Linen Chiffon Voile -mixed Crepe de Chine Charmeuse house and lot 6, subdivision of Rosemont; Carl Budwesky, trustee, to Snyder-Kane-Boothe Corporation, lots , 7 and 8, subdivision of lots, sec. 2, Temple Park; Frank M. Hill and wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Hill; Lillian and husband, Albert T. Young; Cecella Hill, widow of Zora- babel Hill; John T. Hill and wife, Pauline H. Hill; Margaret H. Renoe and husband, John Ashurst Renoe; John Lee Donnelly and wife, Madeline B. Donnelly; Hattie H. Gates and hus- band, Joseph G. Gates, to Marshall 1016 Queen BOTH SIDES.OF.7™ AT.K ST. “THE DEPENDAB street; B. B. Ezrine Construction Co., Inc., to Maude Hall Arrington, house and lot 15, block 1, subdivision of Mount Vernon Park; Washington Suburban Homes Co., Inc., to Robert M. McLearen and wife, Helen M. Mc- Learen, lot 12 and east 30 feet by the full depth of lot 11, block 13, section 2, subdivision of Rosemont, The Fort Humphreys Engineer Band will conclude the program of Summer community band concerts with a program on the municipal swimming pool grounds next Thurs- day night. The work of repairing a half-mile stretch of road south from the High- way Bridge on the Washington-Alex- andria road was started yesterday. Tests show that an aviator can talk with the ground by special apparatus from a height of a mile. STO! Boys’ Wear (13) School Suits, knick- erbocker pants; sizes 18, 19 and 20, Former $3 $6.50 grade ......... (2) Palm Beach Suits, long gnnu; and years; 3505 grade - $1.50 ] @) 1Long l’unt.ls Suit, ropical worst 1 ears ..... $2 (15) Scho , per- gect.g and sli&‘h;a frregulars; , 9, an Sears 1 one..t $2.50 (15) Top Coats, all ;vo;;; sizes ‘19 1(;; 8 years; 7. to . Srates .0 83.95 (32) Plaid Linen Lum- berjacks, 8 to 14 5Q¢ years; $2.00 grade.. (120 prs.) Knee Pants, from wash suits; 4 to 50 6 years ............. 0dd Lots of Wearables, including odd pajama coats and pants, wash knickers, cloth caps, odd coats from vash sults sn':i ooblouses. Former 50c to $1. values; each ...... 2.5‘3 (35) Linen Golf Knick- llna: 188. 9, 15.31;; an years; 8 WL 79‘3 (46) Sport Shirts, sizes 12 to 14% neck; 390 $1.00 to $1.50 grades (48) School Pants, cor- duroy and cloth; odd sizes 7 to 14 years; §1 to 7Qe $1.50 grades . . 2 (16)' Lumberjacks, plain colors n;‘x,dgpllld!: 5 to 12 years; $3.95 to 3550 srages ... $1.69 (6) Black Raincoats, sizes 16 and 18 82-50 years; $4.95 grade (16) Khaki Sport Suits, sizes 8, 9, 10 and 16 years; $3.00 $1.50 grade Handkerchiefs Lot of Handkerchiefs, including men’s white hem- stitched and women's white and colored effects, plain or embroidered; Sa 8c and 10c grades.... 15c Lace-edge Handker- chiefs, crepe do chine cen- ters; pretty colors. o G S 15¢ 39¢c and 50c Novelty Silk and Crepe de Chine Hand- xrchlen, all ;‘F?;b colors. Friday Goldenberg's—Flrs! Charge Accounts fovioed: Hosiery Children’s Fancy Rayon Short Socks, as- sorted shades; broken sizes; slight irregulars and perfect quality of 25c and 35c 7 grades, for.. 12%%e Children’s Black Rib- bed Cotton Stock- ings, slight irregulars of 19c grade, llc Wo ioned Chiffon Silk Stockings, silk or lisle tops; assorted shad ‘broken l!ze?h slight ir- regulars of the $1.50 to $1.79 grades, 790 Ray ‘Women’s Silk-Mixed Stockings, mock-seam back, lisle garter welt; broken sizes;. perfect quality and slight irregulars of the §1 grade, 55c Goldenbers’s—Tirst_Floor. Charge Accounts Invited. ingerie Costume Slips, of white muslin, deep hems; ol b O First Floor—Bargain Table. ‘Women's uslin Gowns, regular sizes; Soe and 750 yaincs.. D€ Sateen Costume Slips, white and pink. _Regu- lar $1.98 vatge ... $1.39 Costume Slips, of sateen, In black or navy, others of Rae'-paco, in fancy pat- terns. $1.50 and $1.98 values .... $1'29 Ami French Night- gowns, of white nainsook; butterfly em- broidered insets, - $1.98 value ..... Goldenberg's—Third Floor. Charge Accounts Invited. Men’s Clothing (5) Black Topcoats, all wl-ool. sscmmlerflekl model; size only. $275 vatug. . $12.25 7) Men’s Suits, all wor- sted, half alpaca lined; tan its, full cut; made with cuffs, belt loops; sizes 40 and 42 waist measure. $1.49, $1.79 $1.98 grades (18) 0dd sizes 33, 34 and 35 only. Friday at... 98¢ (19) Odd Vests, medium shades; sizes 33, 34, 35 and 36. at seeiaes . (3) Gabardine Topcoats, in tan only; all-around belt; ;5‘1:‘75“ l;d 34. lFormer 24.76 grade. Fri- o ebergs T "n$15 = oor, nvited. CLAIMS SESSION OPENS. NORFOLK, Va., September 8 (#).— The joint session of the eastern, south- western and Virginia claim confer- ences opened at Virginia Beach this morning with more than 200 represent- atives of 85 railroads and 20 steam- ships lines of eastern United States in attendance. Addresses by authoritles on trans- portation matters and featuring claims prevention measures and adjustment methods were presented. P Fly-Tox Reduces Chance of Infection. Fiigy taint eversihing they touch, spread: ing _disease germs from sput charges of sick peopls. Fly tox kilie mo uitoes, moths. ronches as wel es. B3- Ox was develoned at Meon Thatitiie of Ta: dustrial Research by Rex Research Fellow- ship.—Advertisement. gauntlet style; bla RE" New Felt Hats In Autumn’s Tints Featherweight—S WE DO NOT PENALIZE OUR FRIENDS AT A ] Regular 59¢ Gloves - 150 Prs. Women’s Chamo- suede Strap - wrist Gloves, ck brown; ¢mbroidered backs.... Goldenberg’s—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Tnvited. oft $2.69 Models that are becomi‘ng to every type woman are included in this assortment—distinctive hats of featherweight felt, in large or small head sizes. Suit- able for sports, street or dress. All Autumn’s most popular shades. Goldenberg’s—Second Charge Accounts Invited. Clearance—Floor Coverings Floor Samples and Slight Irregulars. (25) Felt-base Rugs, sizes 9 ft. x 10 ft. ft. $12.50 and $13.75 values.......... (12) Tapestry (Brussels weave) 9x12 ft. $27.50 to $32.50 values........... (6) Linoleum Rugs, burlap back; feet. Former $22.50 grade (7) Tapestry (Brussel 11 ft. 3x12 ft. Former $35.00 grade.....coocouae;ee (9) Tapestry (Brussels weave) Rugs, size 7.6x9. 59 75 feem(af‘ogmer lns.nqA grade.....R. ...... Sttt e - eamless Axminster Rugs, size 9x12 ft. Forn()i; '(4]5.00] gl'age,l Friday at.. :, ceesiesieenias 834'50 ) Genuine Oriental Rugs, average size, 3x6 ft. Former $50 to $65 grades.. e 319'75 Scatter Size Rugs, grass, rag Former 350 B9¢c to 75c grades........ccccneeennane 19c and 25c Ginghams, Percales, Etc. Remnants of 32-inch Dress Ginghams, in checks, stripe S, plaids and plain colors; 36-inch Printed Percales; inch Fast-color Zephyrs. Goldenberg’s—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. 27 - inch Bleached Shaker Flannel; 27-inch Outing Flannel; 36- inch Printed Challies. Good useful lengths. ; 29¢ and 39¢ Ginghams, Etc., 18¢ Remnants of 36-inch Woven Tissue Ginghams, 32-inch Romper Cloth, 32-inch Dress Ginghams, 36-inch Printed Per- cales, 36-inch Outing Flannel, 27-inch Domet Flannel and 32- Women’s Apparel (39) Bathing Suits, sizes 36 and 38. Former $5.00 59¢ grade. Friday at Small Lot of Costume small sizes. Friday at .... 50 Pairs Bathing Shoes, all sizes.. Summer Silk Dresses, sizes 16 to 52 $19.75 value ........ Silk Dresses, sizes 16, 18 and 3 Friday at ....... woeeae at $7.98. (26) Striped Silk Dresses, mer $7.98 grade . (17) Lace and Silk $7.98 grade only. (12) Silk Pongee Dresses, $12 grade . (18) Jersey and Silk Dres: $5.00 grade ... (34) Stickers, ail colors; sizes 16 and 18 oniy. 51'39 Former $5.00 grade ...... Small Lot of Dresses, of cloth; sizes 36 to 50. Footwear (97) Pairs Women's Low Shoes, good service- able leathers; sizes 213 to 7 in the lot, but not in each nt)]'l& Sayt?dss e, P9 (62) Pairs Boys' Shoes, of tan and dull leathers; sizes 10 to 135 and 1 to 51%. Former $2.50 and $3.00 grades $1.85 Misses’ and Children’s Low Shoes, various leath- ers; heel and spring heels; :lzeu 815 to 11 and 11% to 2. Former $2.25 o s2.0 grades.. $1.79 51 Pairs Women’s Satin Boudoir Slippers, soft pad- ded soles; assorted colors and sizes from 3 to 7. Former $1.00 and $1.25 values . 79¢ Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Charxe Atcounts "Invited. Juvenile Apparel Girls' School Frocks; sleeves; sizes 7 to 14 years. values. Friday at ... sorted sizes. Friday at Little Girls’ Cotton Jersey Dresses, with Friday at.. (6) Little Girls’ Raincoats, green and blue; some hand embroidered. $1.69 value. sizes, 6 to 14 years. Slip‘s',' leh 5 from 3 '&res;es; 4-91: Dresses, sizes 16 and 18 $2 49 1 Former $1.88 grade Goldenberg's—Second Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. Bedwear and Draperies beautiful ‘Worth $1.69. Children’s School Sweaters, all wool and wool mixtures; pull-over and coat models; iy e School Girls’ Tams, of ‘s‘u’e‘tié’i‘loth, new colors; as- sl $5 and $5.69 values Goldenberg's—Third Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. VO INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE ACCOUNT SgmmmmWE DO NOT PENALIZE OUR FRIENDS; Ballard Jr. in spect " our plant which stand back of our 3.year service guarantes. BALLARD OIL HEATING CO. 3. 'Sold regulariy $3.98 sizes 42 to 48. For- sizes 16 and 18 only. 12 and 14 years. $3.98 sizes grade .. Repair Parts Steam Boilers Fries, Beall & Sharp 734 10th St. N.W. ISIT THE NEW HOME of BALLARD We cordially invite you to_ses the operation and 1o in- and_ equipment, 1res 1617 O Si~North 638 and 29¢ and Pliable Floor. 6 and 9x12 $4.95 Rigs, iz '$17.85 size '12x1? $13.75 c $18.75 21/20 39 r $7.49 $2.98 $1.19 (24) Double-bed Com- forts, cotton flied, §3 1o HACE) OS grades .... (18) Double-bed Come- forts, wool filled, $7 to $8 grades. C‘:tllll:.‘" Ruffled Voile urtains, with val- ance. $1.50 grade. 88c a h(i"}) CB.;I Harbor-shape air Cushions, 1sc 29¢ 150 Yards Baker Velour, ig lnc!d:e; ‘wgge. N{im lengths. an .50 grades. | Yot e 00 Silkolines and Colored Marquisettes, mill lengths and full bolts. 29¢ Srage e 16¢ irst and Fourth Floo 100" Double-bed Blan- | kets, grays or plaids. 88 ¢ $1.25 grade. Each.. Gpldenbery's—Fourth ‘harge Accounts Invif colorings; lon, Friday at.. . $1 p’a’nnu’; ‘l