Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1927, Page 20

20 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1927. eration, but we can go even farther, MOVIE STARS' 'NSURANCE POTEEN |S PLENT'FUL. | Civie Guards, who are also We can make use of our thousands Sk of miles of common frontier to dom Brand of Moonshine Liquor Manu- | nue officers, look for cluimns our confidence In eavh in searching for poteen sti Irish mountaineers is also a pa mated for each by the Spectator Co., | CorTespondence of tho Assoclated Press. | SO In the .1-:[':1?; T:;’:::','}f;h, den insurance magazine publishers. SLENEGANNON, Ireland. — The | mounds of sod B The Spectator Co. estimated Charlle | mountaineers of West Virginia and | Chaplin was insured for $1,000,000, | Kentucky have nothing on the moun. | although his representative here s eers of Ireland when it comes to| Ful he doubted if that figure was aking moonshine, only here they | vakia rect. all it poteen. Poteen is white whisky the Art Cinema Corporation, which finances their pictures. The United Artists sald both stars might carry | heavy_personal insurance aside from | the $750,000, wh of the most heavily insured people in the country, says the United RUNS INTO MILLIONS | Artists' Corporation. Norma Talmadge is insured for 500,000, and her sister Constance £1,000,000, with the Joseph M. ]mvlmllnnn as the bene- | manufateured mostly from barley and misgivings between Canada and the sometimes from potatoes. The Irish FHILLIPS MAKES PLEA United States, William Phillips, FOR MUTUAL PARLEYS | United States Minister to Canada, | declared in an address to members | onstrate > ub yesterday. | other, touch at so|t already we [ cern sainted,” he|of vital impor | said, * nse foreigners of hoth countri o of e to each other, vet we still have much | should ever hesitate to consult with to_learn, one from the other. the other, with a view ta finding “Already we have gone a long way |if possible, lution that will be | "mutually a le.’ | Urges Questions Along Frontier Be‘ e % o, W (Oonstatics: Talmadye;| s factured in Ireland. Submitted to Consultation as | ™Many T are thoroughly wel They Arise. Be the Associated Press. OTTAWA, Ontario, September 15.— There is no place for distrust or on the road toward mutual co-op- 28999909999 9999699% e N e R e e S L S e e e S e e R Specnal’ $2 Felt Hats A new purchase—es- sale | John Barrymors and Gloria Swan- i for $700,000, with con tated Press « ember 15, Movie | moi 'y $750,000 worth of the top of the nup...mn.m mmh- out in favor of @H@@.fl'li@fi@@@@@@@ $1 Silk or PERRE) Silk With Rayon Hosiery $I. 153100 ::zfy 82 son Among Heaviest. Ny tha Aw nd' John Barry- NIW 1 nlars ave 556965 % bbb b b e dede b bbb e bbbk g Satisfaction Since 1859 Men’s Pajamas $1 NRURIRIDEE pecially for this 7 ) SEST) @@@@fi@@@@@@@@@@L SIS ) < 7@@@ SIS S S S IS S S S S €] Y9 9%999999 99 ’immmmflmmmwwmmmwmmwmmmmm Window Shades, $1 2 for Seconds of $1.25 oil opaque shades, in green and white Duplex or plain green, tan and white. | $1.25 in good Blankets Plain pattern, weight, for light covering. 79¢ Oil Mops, $l 2 for Ready oiled in metal con- tainer. Large size. $1.25 Lace Panels, Nottingham Lace Panels with fringed ends. Perfect quality. New patterns. One to a window. $1.50 Hall $1 Runners, 18x108-inch size. Best quality felt base. Good pat- terns. $1 Printed Linoleum $1 2 Sq. Yds. for Mill remnants and sec- onds of desirable patterns. Good size pieces. Rufiled Curtains, Pr., Former $1.50 and $1.98 Curtains, with valance and colored ruffles. Third Floor Chamoisuede Cuff $1 Gloves, 2 Prs. for New models for Fall. Silk embroidered back and fancy tan and gray. Sizes 6 to 815. Formerly 79¢ a pair. $1.50 Stamped $1 Linens, Set, square and four napkins. Stenciled poppy and blue cuffs. Eight new shades of Street Floor Bridge cloth, in 36-inch cut-work desxgn You'll marvel at how it is possible to offer 1hc~c But they go right aiter at $1. back event, Al shapes, upturned, dium All to $2 Black and ever color. Street 39¢ Stamped Sets, 3 for Luncheon Sets, 36-inch square and four napkins. Several good designs stamp- ed on unbleached cotton. 25¢ Stamped $1 Aprons, 6 for Unbleached cotton in bib and strap style. Attractive stamped patterns for simple embroidery. 29c¢ Stamped l Drywell Towels, 4 for Plain white with pretty design for embroidering. $1.25 Dress $ 1 Bags Bright-colored Cretonne Bags, that will hold eight dresses. Close with snap fasteners. 51 Boys’ Pajamas, Usually $1.39 and $1.50. One and two piece styles, in muslin and flannelette. Finished with rayon frogs. Sizes 4 to 8. Boys’ 79c Pajamas $l 2 for Fleecy flannelette, in pink or blue stripes. Trimmed with blue. Sizes 4 to 14. Boys’ Wool $l Knickers, Usual $1.69 grade, special for this event. Light and dark patterns, in tweeds and other correct mixtures. In- cluded are heavy, unlined Crompton corduroy knick- ers. Sizes 7 to 17. Boys’ 79¢c Blouses $1 2 for . Neatly striped percales, white or tan broadcloth, white self-striped madras. High neck, collar-attached style and long sleeves. Sizes 51 vagabond, roll and me- head this sizes. v smart Floor $1.25 Brief $1 Cases, Plain or with outside pen- cil pocket and shoulder strap. Imitation leather, nicely bound. Single pocket. Street Floor Children’s Hi-Shoes § 1 Pr., Formerly $1.50 and $2. Patent, dull leather and tan. Lace style. Sizes 5 to 2. House Slippers $l Pr., About 75 pairs of wom- en's one-strap dull leather slippers with leather soles and rubber heels. Sizes 214 to 8. Formerly $1.49. Women'’s $ 1 Juliettes, Flexible soles and rubber heels. Worth $1.35. Misses’ $1 Hosiery $1 2 prs. for Slight irregulars of Silk and Rayon Hosiery, in a wide variety of lovely col- ors. Sizes 713 to 10. o Toilet Pieces ’1 Mother of pearl on amber, also Pyralin ivory. Includes combs, brushes, mirrors, pin- cushions, picture frames, salve jars, bud vases, trays, buffers and jewel boxes. All worth more. Street Floor They thl Create a Sensatzon— styles. Worren's Shoes $ 1 Pr., About 150 pairs of odd- ments left from former sales. Low shoes, oxfords and straps. Dull and tan leather. No exchanges or refunds. Formerly much more. Sizes 275 to 5. 51 Women's Slippers, with padded soles and heels. All colors. Regularly 85¢ a pair. Sizes 275 to 8. Second Floor 59¢ Garters $1 Felt Slippers 2 prs. for Fancy 3 for Attractive ribbon and lace-trimmed Garters, with good elastic. Also pretty ribbon powder puff sticks. Lace Scarfs $l 4 for Also centers of filet mesh lace. Several desirable pat- $1.49 Georgette crepe, in Crepe, yd., Firm quality black and a long list of col- ors for street or evening. $1.69 Silk $1 Scarfs, Chiffon, georgette and crepe de chine. Plain colors or printed. Attractive styles in all fashionable col- ors. Bargain Aisle Genuine Broadcloth Rayon Striped Woven Madras Corded Madras Repp Cloth Printed Broadcloth These Men’s Shirts at $ Choice of collar-attached, collar-to-match and neckband Full cut and well tailored. with non-shrinkable neckbands. All fast colors. Made All Sizes 131/, to 17 Street Floor—King's Palace Boys $2 Wool Sweaters, Slip-on and lumberjack styles, in fancy patterns. Sizes 28 to 36. Boys’ 79¢ and $1 Caps, 2 for Woolen suitings, in golf styles. .For large or small ] boys. 51 Boys’ Wash Suits, Button-on and middy styles, of chambray and Peggy cloth. Neatly trim- med with contrasting colors. Long sleeves. Sizes 2 to 8. 51 $1.25 to $1.59 and Misses’ Dresses. 12 years to me- dium size women’s. Voile, unbleached cotton and chambray. Good styles and attractive stamped designs. 39c Sorbette l Stamped Dresses, Former Women’s ]\apkms, 3 Boxes for Dozen in a box. Absorb- ent sanitary napkins; solu- ble. $1.25 Electric $l Toaster and Grill Ea., Heating element guaran- teed. Long cord and two- piece plug. Practical and attractive. Boys’ 79c Overalls 2 for Blue denim with bib and straps; long pants. Sizes 6 Children’s Hose 4 prs. for 7% Sport Hose, in perfect and irregular quality. All Boys’ $ Hats, 1 grades. All-wool fabrics, in various styles. Light and Street Floor 50c Sport Hose 7% Rayon Hose, in fancy and plain styles, also mer- boys and girls. Included are boys’ golf hose, in a splendid fect and irregulars. Al sizes. 3 prs. for Women’s mercerized tra sizes. All colors, includ- ing black and white. Suits, 2 for 1 suits. Waist attachment style, high neck, long Dutch neck, elbow sleeve and knee length. Sizes 2 to 16 years. 51 colors. Sizes 714 to 1075. Former $1.69 and $1.98 dark colors. 3 prs. for $1 cerized lisle in styles for assortment of colors. Per- 59c Burson Hosiery $l stockings, in regular and ex- Children’s Union Usual $1 quality fleeced sleeves, ankle length or to 12. K -white and colors. True economy consi NGSPAL 810-818 Seventh St. N.W. = rofege b oo e oo oo oo oo o dodedeofedoofedcdefeofer s in supplying your requirements when prices are below value. Judged by this standard, our Dollar Day event is a not-to-be-missed economy happen- ing, for it provides seasonable merchandise of the finest qualities at prices that are a por- tion of the actual value of the goods. $2 and $3 Sample Rayon Underwear 1 Go w ns, Silapis, Step - ins, and Vests. Costume Bloomers, Chemise Lace trimmed and tailored styles. tints. ity. All All the newer Perfect qual- sizes and vests in double extra sizes. Street Floor Seamless Sheets 51 .50 and $1.75 Former qualit plain hemmed, also 81x90 hem- stitched and scalloped. Slightly irregular. $1 COTTON DRESSES 2 for $1 A limited quantity of pretty dimity and printed cotton dresses, in sizes 36 to 44 Bargain Aisle Women's Union § l‘ Suits, 2 for Band top, medium weight Union Suits, in sizes 36 and 38. Also shell and tight knee, band-top suits, in all sizes. Infants’ Vests $1 4 for Perfect Rubens and straight-front style. Wool finish. Sizes for infants to 3 years. Street Floor Umbrellas, $ 1 Styles for men, women and children. Red, green, black, navy and purple. Perfect quality. Attractive handles. $1 Sateen $l Petticoats, 2 for Lustrous finish, exception- al quality, in rose, purple and copen. Women’s 59¢ Underwear, 2 for Gowns, chemise, step-ins, bloomers and costume slips, of muslin, crepe, dimity, plain and fancy voile, in Finished with lace and embroidery. Bargain Alsle 51 Corsets and Girdles, Our regular $1.50 grades. Rayon striped fabric. Low bust, long hip corsets and clasp-on girdles with elastic at top and sides. Girdle sizes, 26 to 36. Corsets, 25 to 32. Street Floor 75c Brassieres 2 for $l Hook-back style, of rayon striped cotton. Wide elastic insert at back. Sizes 32 to 46. 79¢ Corselettes $ 1 Side - hooked model, of tic over hips. Two pairs hose supporters. Sizes 32 to Children’s Sample Hats . Fall styles, of fine felt, in roll brim, poke and off-the- silk stitching, felt cutouts and gros-grain ribbons. All Second Floor $2 Overblouses English broadcloth, in white and a few in colors. Second Floor Women’s 89c Rayon 2 for Chemise, step-ins and Lace trimmed. 39c Lace Scarfs, $l Attractively patterned 59¢ Household Aprons, 2 for Rubberized cretonne and gingham, in neat patterns. 2 for rayon striped cotton. Elas- 46. 1 face style. Trimmed with colors. No C. O. D. - 2 for " l Size 36 only. None C.O.D. Undergarments $ 1 panties, in pastel shades. 4 for laces in heavy mesh. $1 Several pretty styles. 2 Prs. for $1 Regular and extra sizes; #lso thread silk with rib top. Pointed and square heels or black heel, Al Fall shades, black and white, Perfect and ir- regulars. Street Floor e 59¢ Crib Sheets, $1 2 for Good grade white muslin with hemstitched hem at top. Measure 40x50 inches. Infants’ Flannelette Garments, $ 1 3 for Usual 49c quality. Gowns, kimonos and gertrudes, of white flannelette, trimmed with pink or blue stitching. | | | IRl $1 Pr Full-fashioned. pointed-heel o tumasmones gulars. All uhmlrl Street Floor ol RN RIRIVLRR U DRI Men’s Golf Hose $1 2 Prs. for New Fall patterns, checks and jacquards. Several col- or combinations. All sizes. Men’s 79¢ Union $ 1 Suits, 2 for Fine quality self-striped madras and 72x80 checked nainsook. Athletic style. Taped armholes. Sizes 36 to 46; generously cut. RIR R RIRI EREPEELELVNRE YRR suit from the same group. Four-piece suits of strong woolen mixtures, cassimeres and tweeds, single and double breasted styles. Choice Reduced from $1.50 and $1.69. Plaza pongee and fleecy flannelette. Well made and finished with rayon frogs. A1l colors. Sizes A to D. Street Floor 25c Unbleached $ 1 Cotton, 5 yds. for 40 inches wide. Heavy weight, for making seamed sheets, pillowcases and mat- tress covers. $1.29 Krinkled $1 Bedspreads 80x90-inch size. Blue, rose and gold; wide krinkled stripes. Would You Like # An Extra Suit 4% 1 . Purchase one suit for $10.75 and for one dollar more you can select any other of coat, vest and one pair each of longies and knickers or two pairs of knickers. Sizes 6 to 17. A Filled School Companion or Tie Free With Every Purchase Street Hnm-—m..g s Palace Infants’ $1.25 $1 Sacques Also sweaters of all wool. White trimmed with pink or blue. Children's $ l Underwear, 2 for Muslin gowns, pajamas, combinations and costume slips. Trimmed with em- broidery or lace. White and Crepe colors. Infant’s $1 Garments, 2 for Washable crepe gowns and kimonos in all white, rose bud and nursery pat- terns. 1 59¢ Pillow size. All- Slips, 2 for Baby pillow over lace; lawn and dimity with hemstitched hem. Lace or embroidered edge. Second Floor Men’s Union Suits $1.39 and $1.69 qualities. Medium and heavy weight ribbed cotton. Long sleeves, ankle length. Fashioned sleeve and ankle cuff. Flat lock seams. Sizes 36 to 46. Men'’s 25¢c Linen Handkerchiefs, $ 1 6 for Imported pure linen handkerchiefs in full size. Narrow hems. Van Heusen $1 Collars, 4 for Van Jack, Van Nord, Van Glow, Van Ince, Van Kissle and Van Wynn. Sizes 14 to 17. Men’s Fancy $l Hose, 2 prs. for Reduced from 75¢ and $1. Silks and rayon with double heel and toe. Stripes, checks and plaids, in numer- ous neat color combinations. All sizes. 1 59¢ Fancy ray on-and-lisle Hose, 3 prs. for Men's hose, with reinforced foot and high-spliced heel. Neat stripes. Sizes 10 to 1174. Shirts and $1 Drawers, 2 for Men’s athletic style shirts and knee-length drawers, of Irish linen, soisette, checked and plaid madras, novelty broadcloth and striped ma- dras. Broken sizes, put all in the group. Shirts, 32 to 46; drawers, 28 to 50. 99999999999949999 999099099099 3998 : —— R ‘ AR $1.39 Mattress $1 Covers Made for double and twin size beds. Unbleached sheeting cotton that will launder well. 51 $1.75 Birdeye Cloths, doz. - 27x27-inch size. Perfect quahty Packed in sealed, sanitary packages. Not more than one dozen to a customer. 3-Pc. Vanity $l Sets Embroidered scalloped vanity sets, in natural color linene. Three pieces to a set. 35¢ Pil!owcases, $ 1 4 for Hemstitched cases meas- uring 45x36. Good quality blezched cotton. $1.25 Rayon $1 Combinations Children’s pastel colored combinations, made with drop seat and elastic at knee. Sizes 6 to 12 years. mmm@mmmw Chambray an § ed ginghams, trimmed @ $1 Hoover i white or seli fab- ¢ collars. Sizes 36 to g Bargain Aisle EELRLE IR R ARERRE Men’s $1.50 $ 1 Overalls Durable blue denim, with firm, double-stitched seams. Bartexed pockets, wide-cut legs. Sizes 38 to 46. 51 Men’s Work Pants’ Usual $1.50 and $2 grades. Medium-weight cotton, striped effect. Wide-cut legs and cuff bottom; 32 to 42 waist measure. Also heavy-weight khaki pants, in sizes 30 to 46. 1 Men’s Work Shirts, 2 for Firm quality blue cham- bray, made with two poc- kets and triple-stitched seams. Sizes 1415 to 17. Formerly 79c and $1. $1.50 English Longcloth, $1 10-yd. pc. 36 inches wide; soft, chamois-finish longcloth; in perfect quality. Not more than one piece to a cus- tomer. 51 Men'’s Night Genuine Shirts Formerly $1.50. Fruit of the Loom and good grade flannelette. Plain or trimmed with rayon frogs. Sizes 16 to 20. 51 Men’s 79¢ and $1 Ties, 2 for Cut silks, in new patterns and colors. Open ends, slip- easy bands. Men's Hose, $ 1 6 prs. for Our regular 25¢ and 35¢ grades. Medium weight lisle, with reinforced foot. Plain colors. Some fancy rayons included. Sizes 10 to 1174. $ 2 for 1 75c Baby Blankets, White, pink and blue, with striped borders, also pink and blue plaids, with striped borders. Size 30x40. Men’s Fall $1 Caps Purchased for sale at $1.50. New checks, plaids and mixtures. Light and dark shades. Sizes 634 to 7%. 79c Costume Slips $l 2 for Sateen, in plain or striped effect. Black and colors. Strap top and plain hem or pleated ruffles. Bargain Alsle Children’s 50c Hose $1 3 prs. for Mercerized cotton, in Derby and plain rib. Camel, tan, black, grain, cham- pagne, black and white. Sizes 6 to 10. Infants’ Dresses $1 2 for White nainsook trimmed with lace and embroidery. Also muslin gertrudes to match. Long or short lengths. New Neckwear $1 2 for A fortunate purchase in time for this sale. Separate collars, sets and vestees in numerous colors and fabrics. Formerly 69¢c to $1 each. Bargain Alsle 7 e Pl el Si [SHI \ L) N, o SUSTSTSTS TS ) Y/ < 7