Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1928, Page 17

| - SERIGEFORL. TOBEREWARDED ‘Washington Real Estate Board to Present Gold Watch Annually. W) ‘The citizen of the District of Colum- bia who is deemed to have performed the greatest service to the city and who has been most agtive in civic affairs during 1923 and cach year thereafter will be awarded a gold watch, to be esented by c Washington Real tate Board, officials of the board an- nounced last night. Designed as a means of recognizing the work and ability of public-spirited citizens, who devote much time and thought to the good of their communi- ty. the award by the Real Estate Board is to be known as “The Washington Real Estate Board's Service Watch.” The selection of the person deemed worthy of the award is to be placed in the hands of a committee of representa- tives of local civic associations, exclu- sive of members of the real estate or- ganization, and . distinguished _citizens of the city, to be named by officials of the realty board. The service watch, which will be suitably inscribed. will be awarded | N shortly after the close of the year, 1928. and probably at the time of the annual banguet m:eting of the Real Estate | Board. z | Rules for the award and the appoint- | ment of an awards committee are to| be announced in the near future. The award was decided upon, officials of ! the organization state, because of the members of the board take in | ctivities and their desire to see | outstanding services recognized. A simi- lar award for public service is made in Los Angeles. % 7 2 LIBRARY TO HAVE EXPOSITION EXHIBIT | | Will Display 200 Books on Indus-| trial Topics at Auditorium Next Week. | 727 X 2% Opportunities for the study of in- | dustrial subjects which are offered the blic by the Washington Public Li- ary will be illustrated in an exhibit which the library will have in the fourth annual industrial exposition to be presented at the Washington Audi- |\ torium beginning a week from tomor- | N\ row by the local Chamber of Commerce. To make the display definitely in- 722 > % THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, T. 0. Spring Silks and New Rayons in a Special March Sale $1.79 Washable Flat Crepe \ $1. tel tor Gen Mist” new embroidered pat- terns. checks combinations. Fast color. Chis lovely, chiffon-like rayon is very fashionable for lingerie and sheer frocks. Siown in delectable pas- $1 Rayon Voiles A beautiful, all-silk qual- ity, 40 inches wide, closely woven and absolutely wash- able. These are charming Spring shades— Old Rose Sea Gull urquoise Rose 5128 Louis Philippe Canary Gray Nile Pckin Blue Coral Black $1 Rayon Satin Midnight Pink 40 inches wide, a stunning, lus- trous-face fabric that is in high favor 1 hite for fashioning costume slips, lingerie Yd and sports frocks. y wide va- . riety of beautiful colors and black. Yd. 25 Celanese Voiles 59¢ Rayon Alpaca A smart printed fabric fcaturing the newer floral motifs c in large or small designs on various colored grounds. Yd. Absolutely war- A ranted fast color. Street Floor—King's Palace and nes and white. Is washable, of course. nuine rayons in printed and Plaids, small and gay FOR ONE WEEK ONLY March 5th to 10th These Special Prices On Satisfaction Since 1859 GSPAL 810-818 Seventh St. N.W. MARCH 37, J928_PART T $1.50 New Floral-Ruffled & Tie-Back Curtains The very newest curtains for living, dining and bedroom use. Ecru scrim voile with floral ruffles in rose, blue and gold. Colored stitching edge to match. Very dainty and in- cxpensive. Anticipate Sprong home needs now. Set Third Floor The First Coat Sale of the New Season 250 Spring Coats Every One New and Smart Kashawool—Satin Tweed—Plaid and Checked Wool Sizes 14 to 50 And Moufflon Collars on the Extra Sizes too The first large purchase of coats of the new season— bringing coats worth a great deal more than the price we quote just when you need a new outer garment for the warm days that March brings. Careful tailoring, attractive linings, moufflon fur col- lars on many; new treatments of pockets and backs: Ekonomy Kolumn With Coupon Only Toilet Tissue 2 rolls for l4c One thousand sheets roll. to the Street Floor 25¢ Dress Gingham, 15¢ yd. 32-inch fabric in gay plaids and checks. A desirabie weave for wom- 2 and children’s Summer frocks and house dresses. $1.75 English Longcloth 10 yd. pe. for $1.29 36 inches wide. A soft, chamois- finish lingerie fabric. $1.49 Mattress Covers, $1.19 Twin and double bed size. Un- bleached sheeting cotton that ders easlly and keeps tne ma clean and free from dust. $2.25 Comfort Covers, $1.69 Full size covers of gayly printed challis. Makes a new comfort out of your old one. Street Floor With Coupon Only Auto-Strop Razor and Blade, Complete, 19¢ Street Floor Nail Brushes and Hand Scrubs, Se. Rainbow Crayons, 2 for 9c. White Crayons, 2 pks. for E. Z. Erasers, 6 for 5c. Street Floor Boys' $2 Robes, $1.25 Just 6 in the lot. Checked pat- terns. Shawl coliar. Sizes 8, 10 and 12. Boys’ Pajamas, 58¢ Formerly $1 and $1.25 neat striped flannelette with rayon frogs. One and two piece styles. Sizes 4 to 16. Boys Knickers, $1.39 Formerly $1.69 and $1.95. All- wool tweeds, fully lined. Brown and gray mixtures. Also lined cor- duroys. Sizes 8 to 16. Street Floor 39c Sorbettes 4 boxes for §1 Regular size sanitary napkins. Dozen in box. well cut, correctly sized and priced way low. Two of the numerous smart models are sketched— there are scores of others equally charming—and as for value—we feel confident it cannot be surpassed at $10. The satins in black—the others in all the new tan and gray tones, with overplaids, shadow lines, checks, mono- tone and varicgated threads. March Sale of Dresses Proceeds With Augmented Stocks at 2 for §15 Second Floor—King’s Palace formative, the library is preparing to | N show 200 selected books on industrial | R and technical topics. which it believes | N will indicate the help which its indus- | trial division can give to persons de- Price siring to study special phases of busi- riead ikl Biess ubjects. Posters Snowing 1o b Service-Sheer. Silk with cotton ture and legend important features of | t S o e oaBld lorary facilties ls:ulpobe included. N ops and feet $1.50 $ = library also is preparing a pam- " " zr;)ekz coguu-.‘:,: in;?m.lm"“.m& its ! Chiffon. Silk to the hem— P Tk and guidance in using the tn its collection e cottonfeet . . . . . . .$165 The Bhetterb:unn‘;u Bureau of Wash- as 'n added to the list of exhibitors. This organization will ex- plain its efforts to protect the public from fraudulent schemes preying on the uninformed investor and wijil depict ! Mts activities in exhibits and literature of an informative character. BIBLE CLASS DINES. Pultz Organization Holds Anausy N 265 ServiceWeight, Silk tothehem ) BanqWet and Frolic. | y —cotton feet . . . 8195 L$1 49 The annual dinner and entertainment | N\ 750 Chiffon. Silk from top to toe $1.95 J i of the Fultz Men's Bible Class United Brethren Church, North (‘:’:p}&clt and R streets, was held Priday evening. Wwas a minstrel show in which Harry G. 79¢ Household Aprons, 59 Heavy gum rubber in all-over style. Good colors. 85¢ Girdle Supporters, 49¢ Elastic with four supporters. Flesh only. Large and medium sizes. 39¢ Stamped Covers, 19¢ Card table covers of white cotton stamped in simple designs. $1.25 Stamped Sets, 89¢ Bedroom and dining room sets of pure linen stamped in a variety of pretty designs. 29¢ Stamped Pillows, 24c Quilted patterns in very new ef- fects. Stamped Dresses, $1.19 Women's sizes. Lavender. blue, gold and white. Pretty designs. Street Floor Men’s $1.25 Nightshirts, 98¢ Genuine broadclotB. a famous make. Full cut sizes 16 to 20. Men's S1 Union Suits, 69¢ jAthletic style. genuine broadeloth. Street Floor—King's Palace e e 'm f T Men's Pajamas, 97c g‘fl. S gl el el ol LY BU L U L DD EIO PIPE e E@TEneenenen Porm):r‘s!.fl Scotch flannelette eeuer= || New_Washable Frocks P Stripes, plain colors and figured de- Mr. Kohn. Harry Angeiico, baritons N 0 (-S’ ummei %al “fim— signs. Sizes A, B and C. Street Floor rendered several numbers. “Wirthmoor” Onyx Pointex Silk Stockings Regular For Onyx Pointex Week Only Chiffon. Silk to the very top with cotton feet . . . . . $1.85 $ Service-Sheer. Silk to the hem 1.3 5 ~COROnWEBt . s te s e s Sl.BSJ Infants’ 69c Garments, 50c Crepe gowns and kimonos. in white, pink, biue. flowered and nurs- ery patterns. Pink or bl n ming and rayon frogs. §1 Infants’ Dresses, 89¢ Hand made and hand embroiders on white nainsook. Dainty de es 1,2 and 3 Infants’ 5% Gowns, 49% White flannelette, _button-frox style. Trimmed with shell edge. Second Floor Curtis Johnson, colored, has been ac- quitted of a charge of mhuch;r"m ) mmct',xzn with the death of his wife, y 8 | Division 2 before Justice Siddons, The | ;’l;:!'l,tln was shot at 1214 Twenty-fifth | Johnson claimed self-defense, declar- g the woman was armed with a | butcher knife when he shot her. He ;;‘x Tepresented by Attorney John H son. NEXPENSIVE little house frocks,—so tastily designed, so smartly trimmed, and made of such charmingly colorful new fabries, — that they sppear to be unmistakably underpriced. Easily one of the month's big features,—and here exclusively. Standard Trimming Bands, 75¢ Silk embroidered bands and ques. of 1 to 2 inch widths. merous pa ) Trimming Buttons, 10¢ More than fifiy and colors. 12 Alert shoppers, quick to sense the real “buy,” will find EIGHT coaxing styles vying for favor,~ranging from trim, formal effects to girlish basque lines,— developed in ERENC Smart Spring Hats SHIPPING NEWS I { 1 Artivals at and Ssilings From | tew Vork | Values, $4 and $5 Straws . . . Crochet and Felt . . . Embroidered Satin ... Faille and Embroidery ... Pedaline Straws .« Cellophane Straws . .. Satin . .. Faille . . . Em- broidery on Net ... Crochet ... Pedaline Braiding. GLISH_PRINTS TopAY A R Borden Fabrics Sizes range from youthful 16's to matronly 52Ys,—in a wide variety of TUB - FAST COLORS. You'll surely want two or three, —may we suggest your EARLY selection while assortments are complete? Two extra size models 40, to 5205 are not illustrated, ngen oL Straw Sport Hats 51.49 Milan Hemp Faney Straws All the brushes, ribbons, buckles, pins, embroideries, brardmgs, ete. L4 5 5 " Chinese Lace Chair Backs, 29¢ Genuine handmade filet with tas- sel. Measures 12x18 Street Floor 40¢ Table Oilcloth, 27¢ yvd. of Here are small hats, medium with brims, brimless, skull b fitting, tams, hats for misses and matrons—models for street 7% vin Rods Curval ex: n E (VRS Mail and o Phone Orders will be Prompily Filled, Order by Number % Doub! double 2 each and dress and every imaginable new color, combination and plenty of black, % Milan newer trimmings are noted--feathers, ostrich All the new small and medium shapes are shown In bright colors and navy. ‘Trimmed with ribbon and bows. A special group of extra large head sizes as well as small and S1 Baby Blankets, 0% medium sizes. 36330 pink. blue and Very chic. terns, Vebruary Street Floor—Kiu Third Floor y ~ Gloria Umbrellas, $1L49 March Sale—Sheets and Domestics S tolton gk $1.25 and $1.50 Seamless Sheets Perfect, g 813990 and §14900 Vomans ) and-ravon c Wit : Shightly Trregular Each Scalloped and plain hemued sheets, made of heavy round-thread bleached cotton lmpertes $3 and $4 Rayon Bedspread Sets ' Palace € B S TTRNP NN S S SR Y R SR SRV R SNY SR T S AN R R TR SRR O R ST ey S 65¢ Perfect Quality Certainteed Felt Base - 36¢ Sq. Yd. Genuine C o rtainteed felt - base floor cover- Vevruary 2 Niew Amsterdam ~Rotie Felruary Mamiton— Norfolk March UK, SATURDAY OUTGOING RTEAMEES s TOMOKKOW >y > o 0 o 7 tions are very slight . ] Women's Union Suits, S0¢ Hand top, Jow neck, slseveless and Knee length with shell o cheed style. A new Spring garment #a . Hanitrin SALL TURSDAY Antwern Lo Musiter sunean Croise EAIL WELNESDAY LA Aot 1, SATUKUAY SR EDEL AT B EE D B B D D EE R L B EE EL B ED B EE B EE BT EUED L EU SR B R TR BE U BN ED RN B R e | BT A 1Y LPLOLOLS . BLOLeL L LOUD LPLP. ALALRLALALRLBLELALALY g, sold with a guar- antee to give s a tsfactory service, An assort- ment of very new pats terna n- cluding the Duteh e, floral, weometrical motifs, and tlons and deslgns. To0m measurementa to proper um-'c Third Floor LS SR i S S SR A SR S S moderntatie You will be delighted With (he new color _combina- Hllu‘ your nsure 35¢ and 39c¢ Pillowcases 24(: A5x 3814 size. Made of heavy round thread cotton that i sl free from starch, Will give s . 80X103 spread and buls aplendid service, all. Rose, Bive ang o 29¢ Turkish Towels $1.50 Striped ”l:ll‘!uh:'l‘.v ll‘rfilllllll"{ 17 Plain — white, — colore C B edspreads borders and fancy BON108 striped Cutton tn blue, atripes Turkish Towels Tose and guld. Fast colors. Ntroot Floar—King's Palace Heconda of 100 and Ao grades. Assorted stres 1N white and taney c patterna. B o regular sises NETA slees, A, 6ae. Women's Vesty, 3 for S Hand top siyle. oW neck, sleeve less Blight tregutars AN sise Rayon Underwear, 98¢ Perfect, hemvysweight rayon che mise, bloamers, Freneh bloier bottam eomdiations - and vests. Lace timamad or tatiored Tlok, peach, nile and wehld AR % SIK and Rayon Hasiery, 2 Sghtly treegular sle garter A sore of lovely shades Street Floar e and doubie ex- 7% s