Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1928, Page 32

Jugoslavian Municipality Long formerly since the post-war Austro-Hungarian divorce, has reverted to its maiden CITY OF SPALATO date lines as the scene of recent rioting, is a name that will not be found on a map made in Jugoslavia. NOW NAMED ‘SPLIT Under Venetian Con- trol. Spalato, appearing in headlines anu “Like many other places in what was Austria-Hungary, the city, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., naime, the Jugoslavian form, ‘Split,’” says a bulletin from the National Geo- graphic Society. “History supports the Italian name, ‘Spalato,”” because of the long pericd during which the city was under Venetian control; but the character of the population makes ‘Split’ fitting, for more than 90 per cent of the population is Jugoslav. “City in a Palace.” “Split is often referred to as ‘a city in a palace.’ The phrase is true enough in part, for nearly 10 per cent of Spilt's inhabitants live inside the walis of the | old palace of Emperor Diocletian, and for a long time the palace was the city. “Diocletian built the huge palace about 303 A. D. and moved there in 305 when he abdicated as Emperor. It .inclosed nine and a half acres of great roois, long corridors, and courtyards Diocletian lived only nine years afte: he entered his sumptuons residence. “The palace was built several miles from the great city of Salona where the Emperor’'s father had been a slave. Salona was destroyed in 639 by barv- barians from the north, and the sur- vivors took up their residences in tihe palace. This was the birth of Spalato, then called ‘Aspalathos.”’ Courty: became squares, some corridors werc made into streets, and other corridors and gr-at rooms were divided into smail houses and apartments. Tenements were built one above the other agains! the outer walls, some reachirg eight and nine stories. Spreads Beyond Walls. “It was only after centuries that ‘the city within a palace’ spilt over, and began to develop outside the old palace walls. This newer' development, is New Town or Novi Grad as distinguished from the Stari Grad inside the walls. “The Stari Grad is still the maze of dark, narrow, crooked ways, and tiny tenements and shops that it became soon after the surviving Salonians crept into its walls. This is the slum section of Split, this ‘city within a palace,’ a far cry from the almost Eastern splen- dor that reigned within those same walls during the brief life there of their builder. In front of many of the shops hang quaint, symbolical signs, a huge shoe for the cobbler, a basin for « barber’s shop, and so on. “To the visitor, the most interesting place inside the old palace is the former mausoleum of Diocletian which for cen- turies now has been the Christian ca- thedral of the city. All about the dark little structure are symbols of pagan- ism and secular activities. One of the cathedral's ornaments is a great black sphinx with its tracery of hieroglyphics. supposedly brought by the Emperor from Egypt to stand guard over his last resting place. Old Venetian Palaces Remain. “The Novi Grad is a city of parks and squares and reasonably wide, wel! ordered streets, faced by relatively mod- ern structures. Among the buildings are numerous old Venetian palaces built during the long regime of Venice from 1420 to 1797. “Modern Split, with its good quays and mole, is commercially the leading port of the eastern shore of the Adriatic It is particularly noted as a wine market. One may sit in one of the numerous cafes that face the Gaspodski Trg and review the vintages—provided he is careful enough to allot a sufficient number of meals to the experiment, and provided especially that he looks not too long on-<the heady wine of Brazza, one of the most famous of the Dalmatian wines. Passing to and fro he will see native peasants in colorful garb smoking their long stemmed pipes. Some of the farm women he will se2 wearing trousers the better to perform the tasks that husbands and fatheis leave to them. There are. besides, gypsies, Italians, Greeks, Albanians anc a sprinkling of Austrians still lingering on after their regime is ended.” Automobile Qusts Plane. TABRIZ, Persia (#).—Improvements in the road between this city and Te- heran have reduced automobile travel time between the cities to two days in good weather. Such travel is popular. and a German company which tried to operate an air service over the route found it unprofitable and abandoned the project. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1928.° SOUVENIR OF PEACE TREATY PROCURED Former Ambassador Johnson to Present Pact Signatures to American Academy. PARIS (#).—A souvenir of the sign- ing of the multilateral peace pact, for tation to the America Academy, was obtained by Robert Underwood Johnson, former Ambassador to Rome. He called upon each of the signers, and obtained their signatures in the order in which they had been affixed to the document pre: explained his purpose itself. s In doing o, the signatories used Mr. signing treaty, the joint resolution of providing for the Lincoln Memorial and the act incorporating the National In- stitute of Arts and Letters. that year in signing the international copyright bill. It was aiso used by President Taft in the Pan-American copyright President Wilson with the same pen signed the repeal of the Panama tolls exemption act and also the bill in- corporating the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Henry Cabot Lodge and Elihu Root signed the four-power treaty relating to the islands of the r;;enc with the same quill in December, g i Wheel Marvel. A curious exercise wheel has been ap- proved for use of British troops, follow- |ing a public demonstration of the new | device. One stands inside the wheel, which has two wrought-steel rims and Johnson's historic quill pen, taken from | propels it by means of pressure on two a live American eagle in 1891, which | handles All the muscles of the body had been used by President Harrison |are brought into play by the effort. The_demonstrators turned spirals, whells and “figure eights” with edse and grace.. 'RELIEF FROM CURSE OF CONSTIPATION A Battle Creck physician says, “Constipation 1is responsible fc derlies has been discovered. This tablet attracts water from the tem into the lazy, dry, evacua bowel called the colon. The water loosens the dry food waste and causes a gentle, thorough, natural movement without forming a habit or_ever increasing the dose. Stop suffering from constipation | Chew a Rexall Orderlie at night. Next day bright. Get 24 for 25c to- day at the nearest Rexall or Liggett Drug Store.—Advertisement. Thrifty Friday at Lansburgh & Bro. - | The Once-a-Week Event Where You Save 25%, 50% and More! No Mail, Phone or C. O. D.’s. on Advertised Items Corsets Reduced (2) Brassieres, long-line styles ;Iithnel:hscru"nl el&suc over hip. n satin. ere - $4.00. Friday only.... $1'95 (17) Brassieres, long or short models of silk brocade, crepe de chlnfi lace agd hrldhgln, ‘White, peach and flesh. ere $2.50. Friday . * 49¢ (20) Brassieres, long-line styles with cross elastic inserts over hip, Ribbon or elastl;:o;houlder straps. Flesh. Were $3.00 to @¢ a0 Eiaey only.... $2.15 (12) Corsetlettes, of swami and striped batiste. Lightly boned but sufuciently reinforced. $1 95 Were $3.50. Friday... s, (33) Corsetlettes, of brocade and striped batiste. Lightly boned with V gussets of elastic over hips. ‘White and flesh. Formerly 49¢ much higher. Friday ... (20) Corsets, of net; lightly boned with medium bust and - back lacing. Flesh. Were $1.50. Priday only........ 49]” 8) Girdles, wrap-around styles wl{h)lisht boning and side fasten- . Flesh. Broken sizes. 4Qe Were $1.95. Friday only.. (12) Cobsetlettes, light - weight rments with a diaphragm con- rol. Made of flesh net. 49¢ Were $1.50._ Friday only.. Second Floor, Unusual Prices on Rugs (5) Wool Wilton Rugs, taupe J ds. Size 36x63. 58 Were $14.50. Bwiday only... (32 Yards) Velvet Hall Runner. wn or 2-toned taupe. 27 inches wide. Was $3.75 yard. sz Priday only, yard (3) Cm:d de L:':e Grass .‘E discontinu patterns. 1) Te ‘Whittall Worsted w:lt)dn Rug, moder; Chinese motifs. 'as (3) Crex de Luxe Rugs, size 27x54. Were $3.00. Fri- 95¢ (1) Fiber Rug, discontinued pat- tern. Size 27x54. Was 60¢ $2.50. Friday only F. (15) Armstrong Linoleum Rugs, five patterns, Sizes 9x12 and s 9x10.6. Were $14.50. Friday (3) Imported Nursery Rugs, in blue and orchid. Sizes 36x36. 32 Were $5. Priday only. - (l)'x;)nlohulnb Fiber Rug, ze 6x9. Grey back- Fifth Floor Wash Goods Remnants 1, Off Children’s frocks, aprous and women’s house frocks— think of the many things that can be made of thesc lovely remnants! Rayons. silk and cottons—celanese and other fabrics—one- half of their already low prices. Third Floor Housewares (19) Rolls Bathroom Tissue, a fine quality. Regularly much 19(: more. FPriday only ..3 for (48) Aluminum Pie Crimpers, for marking and cutting dough at the same time. 39c. Friday only. (12) Universal Stainless Steel Forks, with white handles. 39 Were 85c. Priday only.... 7€ (1) Universal 3-piece Carving Set, with white handles. $2 95 Was $3.95. Friday only . (2) Metal Lunch Boxes, with compartment for thermos 29¢ bottle. Were 45c. Friday (1) Slaw Cutter, large 98(: size. Was $2.05. Friday. (8) Wooden Spice Jar 5¢ Racks. Were 13c. Friday.... * (15) Spice Graters, Were 13€ 25c. Friday onl Sixtl Fur Coats Now#$100 and %115 (1) Gray S(l{brte‘etu. with fox collar. as $139.75. Friday only s l 1 5 (5) Sealine (dyed coney) Coats, with natural squirrel collars. Were $139.75. slls eatly lined. P‘rldu)l' $1 15 . fox shawl Was $139.75. 3115 rrelette, fox collar. Was 1 LB (1) Black Novelty Cllzl. “h,.! I’lz”l 5 slls (2) Novelty Coats. Were $120.75 &100 1) ShnTlled C# Coat, beav- erette trim. 'as $129.75. Friday only 3100 C#I Coat, with as oy $100 Second Floor Draperies Greatly Reduced (2 Pairs) Armure Portieres, rose. :;Nc‘ll}‘ l_llmmewlimi ncav.ly finished. b inches wide; 212 yds. long. Were $11.25..... $6'15 (3 Pairs) Armure Portieres, mul- Iz)srry. gfl llm:hes \&de: 2 yards long. Were @m= @ $10.50. sFriday only... $5.85 (15) Crash Table Runners, sten- ciled designs. Were $1.25. 65C Friday only............... (25 Pairs) Auto Awnings, attrac- tive patterns. All sizes. 95c Were $1.75. Friday only... (2 Pairs) Velour Portieres, dou- :)lehfacec:’ in blue ;nd mulberry. 50 nches by 71 feet. Were $22.50. Friday, $ll‘95 (100 Yards) Marquisette, white and cream. 36 inches wide. 180 ‘Were 35¢ and 45c. Friday, (200 Yards) Luninescent Cre- tonne, in many pretty patterns. 30 inches wide. Was 59c. 29(_ Friday only.... i % (25) Cretonne Cushions, square shapes. Floral and conventional patterns. Were $1.00. Fri- day only......... > Fifth Floor Stationery Prices Slashed (24) Pencil Boxes, pencils, penholder, eraser, ruler and drinking cup. Regu- 25, lar 50c value, Friday only <~9C (15) Eversharp Pencils, just the pencil for school children. 10 Friday reduced to ...... +UC (67) Fancy Pencils, with comic oyl m;)yvcre 10c. 2 for 5¢ (5) Library Sets, containing scissors and letter opener; in leath- er pouch. Regular $1.95 590 value. Friday only. (3) Book Ends, leather 55¢ bound. Were $1. Friday.. (41) Portfolios, folded and flat sheet, plain and inner- 39¢ lined envelopes. Were 75c. B and Telephone including only ccoeovcnes - Street Floor 53 Wcmen’s Dresses Were $14.85 to $25 $6.75 For 53 lucky customers tomorrow! Smart after- noon and street frocks of chiffon, georgettes and other seasonable silks— light and dark colors. Broken size range 36 to 4875 ( Women’s Summer Frocks, of georgettes and other fine silks. Bl%)vken size and celor ranges. ere $10. Friday 33'25 (11) . Wom resses, of chiffon and georgette. Light 33'?2’“‘-“” vsame‘m-ck. Sizes V2. Were Friday only . . $16 ses, some (26) Wom slightly - solled. Broken _size $10.95 ranges. Values from $25 to $39.50 Second Floor Junior Misses’ Dresses (15) Jr. Miss Frocks—of geor- gette, crepe and wash silk. in one Al desir- and two piece styles. Sizes 13 to 17 able colors. Were $14 and dark shades. 17. (20) only (4) Jr. Miss Ensembles. only. gette. Black and navy Sizes 13 and 15. Were $8-95 $12. Priday only Sécond Floor 25c and 50c Grades Fine Blown Optic Glass 15¢ Take advantage of this money saver! Fine blown optic glassware in the new- est shades—some in two- color effects—sherbets, fruit salads, parfait glasses, and cocktail glasses. Choice of green with crystal bowls—rose and amber. Pleated Junior Shades, in the new pleated parchment styles. Were 81.00.- Friday 98 Friday 38'95 5, of geor- gette and crepe silk, in both light Sizes 13 to Were $12. Friday s7.50 Dresses—sport and street styles, of georgette, flan- nel and silk crepe. Sizes 13 to . Were $5.95. Friday $2 95 Some have coats of velvet, others of geor- Silverware Values for Friday (3) Meavy Silver Platters, well and tree designs. Were - $3.50. <Friday only..... $1.50 (2) Silver-Plated Chop Dishes, plain and fancy designs. 750 Wero $1.75. Friday only... () "Glass Candy Jars, ] (e daintily designed, Were 15c. (2) Heavy Silver-Plated Cake Dishes. Fancy designs with $2 handles. . Were $1. Friday, (1) Heavy Silver - Plated Cake Basket, with fancy handle. @3 Was $425. Fridav only (2). Sterling Silver Baby Cups, all plajn designs. Priday only (17 Pairs) Sait ‘and Pepper Shakers. good welght. Were @] $195. Friday only....:..... % Street Floor ? €1 Prs. Women’s Summer Shoes Were $8.95, Friday, In white kid and silk prints —in pumps, one-strap and neat tie styles. High and low heels. Broken sizes. 82 Prs. Children’s Tennis Shoes 45¢ Children’s and growing girls’ uxlol;(s—bmwn. Broken sizes Z (Ix( Pairs) Big Boys' Oxfords, roken sizes- 61z to 10. Reduced to.... $1.80 s Faim) Hard Too Ballet ippers,! o ac Kid ' Were $450. .. $3+30 (6 Prs) Barefoot Sandals, in brown only. Sizes $1.65 8 to 10. Originally rs.) " Boys' Brown Calt $2.25 (9 Prs.) Oxfords, sizes 113, 13, 112, 21 and 5. Were $4.50 and $5.00. Friday.. $3.35 Second Floor Distinct Savings on Novelty Furniture (6) Folding Bridge Chairs, with g;;dldf‘d;c‘als’ adnu all-metal frames, inished in jade. Were $2.95. Friday only. .. $1'65 (3) Phone Stands with Stools to match. Of hardwood, mahogany finished. Were $3.95. Friday only - .. .- " $2.20 (1) Boudoir Chair, upholstered hlngghl (}"hlmz. l;allgh-bnnk model with mahogany fin- ish. Was $19.95....s $1]"25 (1) Settee, of wire-woven fiber; large, roomy style with wide arms. Oxidized lead finish. Grey and green trim. Spring cushion seats. 72 inches long. Was $75. $42 Friday only (1) 3-Pe. sun parlor or office. orange finish, with padded seats. Was $97.50. Friday only.. (1) End Table, tray attached. Mahog- snilzflnlsh, ‘Was $7.50. . ) frames. Mahogany fin- ish. Were $298 (3) Oval Fiber Tables, sturdy, well ’hutiilt of 'zavc‘r%,flbcr. Hand- somely decorated. Were @ = 21 Fridny oniv. . $D2D (2) Fiber Tables. with wooden tops. Oval $11.95. Friday only Black and $53.95 $4.20 Leather Goods Prices Lowered ) caritol lining. In dark gray only. Were 89c..... (1) Week End Cases, of fabricoid Rose, blue, green and black, neatly lined and fited with large ‘mirror. Were $3.59. r ay il $2.95 m Cohro grain; 20-inch, corner style, with 8- piece fitting. Was $7.50 Street Floor o ed Suite, for with smoking Windsor Chairs, hardwood $1.70 Bash Bags. canvas with 59¢ Fitted Overnight Case, of square- $5.50 Silk Remnants Reduced ONE-HALF " Formerly $1.00 to $4.00 Now 50c to $2.00 Yd. As good as it sounds! Their original fair prices slashed exactly in half! Now is your opportunity to pick up just the right size remnants for your little girl's school dress—or one or two for yourself. Note the silks that are offered; and in colors new this season! Crepe de Chine Pongees Flat Crepes Satin Crepes Georgette Crepes Printed Crepes Taffetas Striped Silks Charmeuse Silks—Third Floor Save 25%, on House Frocks (55) Apron Frocks, of printed batiste with contrasting bindings and sashes. Broken sizes. 690 Were $1. Friday only.... (5) Dresses, ginghams, broad- cloths, dotted swisses, rayon stripes and checks. Were §$1.29. 89(7 Friday only . veens (5) Nurses' Uniforms, of poplin. éah:g ;lewe; wflnh v:’urnbu:k cuffs, s 34 and 36. Were Friday only.... $4'89 i D‘r:ssles‘ Iot voflte.] styles lovely paste shades. Were $1.59....... 89c (11) Dresses, of handkerchief Hnlen a.nlt;'la Volle‘ln pretty pastel colors. ce trimmed. Were $3.29. Friday.... $2'39 (1) Crepe de Chine Negligee, ;«'ol:t}:’ plula,ng .m“;m neck and m. as $13.95. Friday only............ $9'95 m;i)" Crfl:le ddc v(;Illnr Negligees, s ly _soiled. ere $8.95. Friday onlv..... $6'89 (1) Turquoise Blue Negligee, of georgette and Iare over crepe de chine. Was $2250. @76 50 Friday only.. (1) Green epe de Chine with pink bandine. Neglizee. Friday $11.95 Was , $16.50. only . Dainty - Art Department Reductions (17) Stamped Bridge Sets, 36- inch cloth with 4 napkins to match. White on art cloth. 35¢ Were 50c. Friday........ 99! (19) Stamped Centers, on ecru crash, for French knot em- 35 broidery. Were 50c....... 99C (14) Stamped Tea Towels, on oyster linen. Simple de- 35 signs. Were 48c. Friday only c (5) Stamped Linen Centerpieces, with hemstitched hems. $1 85 36 inches. Were $2.50. . ‘ (3) Stamped Linen Luncheon ghl:u'm, :(tll\m}l:emszlfitctlled hems and ainty designs. n. square. Were $4.50.... $3'35 (5) Stamped Luncheon Cloths, 54 inches square. Finished with hemstitched hems. Were Fridsy oniy. ... 9448 $5.98. (6) Stamped Bedspreads, on fr’enm ghec{(‘?d Ia::nz, 50Prewly lace rimmed. Were $12.50. Friday only < $4.25 (5) Stamped Bedspreads, on peach-color rayon. Were $ 4.2 5 $10.50. Friday only... g (f) Stamped House Frocks, of white lineen. Women'’s sizes. 39 Were $1. Friday only. c (39) Cretonne Pillows, also patch-work effects. 45c. Friday only. 2 Third Floor Remnants Wool Dress Goods and Winter Coatings Reduced One-Third Lengths of real value—34 yd. to 4 yards long! What an opportunity—yoif can have your Winter coat at half the price you had expected to pay, and all your Winter dresses, too! There are broadcloths,, tweeds, flannels, jerseys and dozens of fine coatings. In colors new for Fall. Third Floor Savings on Handbags (6) Velvet Handbags, pouch, en- velope and back-strap styles, with ;{fln‘:swx:‘e trlmmlrll‘g: rose, blue, lack and green. Reg- ular $4.50 value. Friday $3 25 (15) Velvet Handbags, in pouch, back-strap and top-handle styles. Nn;flyl lined ‘%\d fl‘t:.te;’d5 with purse and mirror. Were $3.75. Friday oy ... $2.95 () Velvet Handbags, in a rich quality velvet, in blaek or brown. Back-strap and top-handle styles. Were $7.50. Friday ss'so only (68) Straw and Silk Handbags, pouch or envelope styles. ~Assort- ed colors. Were 49c. Fri- 35‘, day only e . Wash Goods (100 Yards) Silk Warp Poplin, in several good shades. 36 inches wide. Regular 79c value. 39(! Friday only . (250 Yards) Printed Rayon, pleasing patterns and colors for women’s and children’s 39¢ frocks. Was 79c. Friday. (300 Yards) Gingham, such as zephyr, Peter-Pan and bGHbrne lines. Rich colors. Tul 290 fast. Were 50c to 75c..... Third Floor Juniar Misses’ Coats (4) Jr. Miss Flannel Coats— :‘r;:;fl;;ot;;loreg. lsc}u:s 13 and 15 .95. rida 1~ only riday $1.95 (6) Jr. Miss Coats—mostly in ;.e’n. v"SlZes‘llfl. 15 and . ere $16.50. Fri- = day only . 85.95 (4)* Jr. Miss Coats of tan and grey. Well tailored and crepe lined. Were $12.85. Fri- $4 50 day only (3) Jr. Miss Coats—trim tai- lored models, neatly silk and crepe lined. Sizes 13 and 15. () Q7 Were $25. Priday only P2+ 79 ) Jir Miss Blarer Jnokets— 3 D, and . " Were $5.95. Friday only 1:95 (2) Jr. Miss Suits—black with white and red with white flannel. Sizes 13 and 15, W $10.95. Friday only. . $4.50 Second Floor Children’s Umbrellas (13) Children’s School Umbrellas, all the well known Gloria make. All with plain Prince of Wales handles. Regular $1.19 89 value. Friday only........ ol Street Floor 7th to 8th to E—Famous for Quality Since 1860—Franklin 7400 Silk Underwear (11) Cotton Rayon Slips, strap models, ‘vtrlmly‘llgélorfl;.r Broken sizes, Were . Fri- - 49¢ day only e (9) *Cot! Bloomers, white and flesh. Tailored snug- fitting styles. Were $1.00. 290 Friday only . - ine Chemise, (28) - Crepe daintily lace trimmed. g5 o Strap models. Were $1.95. (2) Crepe de Chine Gowns, heavy quality crepe de chine. Smartly tailored. Were 32 69 $4.89. Friday only.... ” (1) Crepe de Chine Gown, beau- tifully. 1ace trimmed. Was $5.95. Friday.... $3' 19 (1) Crepe ‘de Chine Chemise, lnce-trln;nted mzdl !sli)ornd mod- els. Dainty pastel col- ors. Was $3.95....... $2'89 (7) Crepe de Chine Chemise, \l'ilth rlgbon gr steld slaaps. Lace- trimmed and tailore models. Were $295... $1‘39 (2) Crepe de Chine Bloomers, taflored and well rein- 690 forced. Were $1.89. Friday Third Fleor 100 Velvet, Silk and Felt Hats - Were $5 to $7.50 $3.50 New Fall and Winter styles—Indeed values such as you would never find ordinarily at the beginning of a new season. New shapes, new colors and new trims! All head sizes. 79¢ (75) Hats regardless of former price. Now Second Floor Infants’ Wear Underpriced (14) Infants’ Dresses, of dainty batiste. Hand embroidered. 53 Sizes 1 and 2. Were $5.95.. (25 Prs.) Infants’ First Step Shoes. Sizes 2, 4 and 5. Were $l $2 and $2.25. Friday only... (43) Girls' Rayon Vests, sizes 6 to 12 years. Well made. 390 Assorted colors. Were 79c. (155) Pes. Girls' Underwear, in- cluding slips, gowns and combina- tions. _Sizes 8 to 14. Were 290 50c. Priday only ...... (41) ‘Baby Bonnets, broken sizes and- styles of higher-priced mer- chandise. Regular $1 to 490 $1.50 values. Friday only.. Fourth Floor Jewelry Greatly Lowered Fancy Watch Ribbons, pretty designs and ?olors. 19(: . Friday only.... w?;el):l“l;’clecu) BI};ck Byefid Thread, strong and tightly twisted. 3¢ Was 5¢. Friday only........ (5) Sterling Silver Shriner Pins, with stopes. Were 29c. 10¢ Friday only .............. 12)y Fancy Stone-Set Napkin Rings. Were 39c. Friday loc ONIY ...ivnrrnnrairinanns (8 Pieces) Novelty - Jewelry. Regular 20c value. Friday 10 c 0m(!;) Sterling Silver Belt Buckles, with fancy designs. sl. 45 Were $1.95. Friday only (1%) (8 Pieces) Fn“n’cy Befi??dd Lin- gerie Straps. ‘ere 69c. Friday only 39¢ (3) Mel;'l Slerl:nlx Buckles, fancy styles. Were $2.95. Friday only 31'95 (1) Gold. Filled Necflkslace. un- usual design. Was c. Friday only 10c¢ Toiletries Norida Face Powder. . Regular $1 value. Friday.. 39¢ Norida _ Cold ' and _ Vanishing Cream. Regular 50c value. Friday 39¢ Blue Rose Compacts. Were $1.50. Friday.... Blue Rose Toilet Water. Formerly $2. Friday only... Rameses Extract. Regu- larly 75¢ per oz. Friday, oz., Street Floor $1 50¢ BASEMENT STORE FEATURES Sale! Only 50 Rebuilt Sewing ;.\ Machines = Choose from these well known machines— Singers, Whites, Do- mestics, Standards, Wheeler and Wilsons! All put in perfect sew- ing condition, all worn parts replaced and given a thorough going over.- Can be bought tomorrow at prices rediculously low. - 35910 %15 and gold combinations. Were $1.25. large enough for eight gar- ments. Were $1.19. Friday = only cevenrnesronse . white rubber. Friday only. 5, on and middy styles. 7. Were 79c and $1. Friday tots. Ribbon frills and touches of embroidery. Were $1.35. Friday only.... of soft Amoskeag flannelette. Torn and hemmed. Were $1.25 dozen. Friday only, dozen, (7) Rayon Dresser Scarfs, black Friday onlye. ¢ 9C (15) Cretonne Moth Proof Bags, 59¢ Rubber Bib Aprons, of Were 35¢c. 15(: (15) 38. (200) Boys® Wash Suits, button- Sizes 3 to 33c¢ (39) Crepe de Chine l':mkl. for Sizes 2 to 6. sl (11 Dozen) Flanneleite Diapers, 89¢ only ..... (7) Sweaters, slightly soiled. Rayon and wool combi- nations. Friday only.. e (25) Girls’ Voile Dresses, in pastel Friday only.......... B (150 Pairs) Children’s Shoes, of tan and black calf. Were $2.5¢ Paul Jones Middies, white with Il)lsue ndmliaredwco ars. Sizes 1 an . Weré 79c. Fri- day only........ . 39¢ Black Sateen Bloomers, full cut, with reinforced seams. Size 42 8 only. Were 79c. Friday... ¥&C (8) Rayon Sweaters, sizes 36 and Were $149. Friday sl Were $1.9 shades. Were $1. 50¢ Broken sizes. Friday 81.49 Notion Prices Slashed (75) Fancy Rubber Aprons, as- sorted colors. Were 49c. 19 Friday only . e (100) Children’s Fancy Rubber Aprons, assorted styles and 5(! colors. Were 15¢. Friday.... (30) Dress Linings, white and black. Not all sizes. 25¢. Friday only... l'"b't;mfi Board l’;ds. bcl: fit any s L 69c. o size board. Were 69c. Fri 450 (36 Yards) Black Feather- bone. Was 20c yard. Friday 9C (69) Enameled Dress Hangers, assorted colors. Slightly soiled. oty wererrrer 3 for 10¢ Street Floor 77 Washable Crepe Sport Frocks Were $9.95 $4.46 . Every Frock an outstand- ing value though it may be slightly soiled. Well made and tailored, of fine heavy washable crepe in shades of tan, white, flesh, maize, and green. Sizes 14 to 20 and 34 to 40. (12) Broadcloth Blouses, in white only. Were $1.95. sl mgr;y %?12'“”& Wool ( S - and - Wool Sweaters, . Were 5205 19€ (1) Silk_ Raincoat, slightly damaged. Regardless oi sl former price . (4) Wool Sweaters. 32_50 Were $5.95. Friday. (15) W o o 1 Sweaters. only $3.75 (4) Wool Sweaters. Were $7.95. Friday. Steond Floor Linens Greatly Underpriced (47) Turkish Towels, all white; large and absorbent. Size 14(! 22x44. Were 25c. Friday (12) Ecru Linen Squares, 36 inches square. Neatly finished with hemstitched hems. 89¢ Were $1.25. Friday only.. Damask, Toweling and Art Linen, remnants of useful lengths. All of fine, high- ] 3 grade quality / 2 Price (63) Lace-trimmed Doilies, vari- ous sizes from which to choose Some with set-in. motifs. 15(, Were 25c. Friday only... (100) Wash Cloths, large size good quality Terry cloth. 80 Were 1215c. Friday only.... (63 yards) Eeru Art Linen, fine quality, of a heavy, durable weave; 22 inches wide. Regular 4_9(_ 65¢c value. Friday only.... (130) Linen Crash Nankins, of heavy linen crash. All with rose- colored borders. Size 14x14. 8(, Were 1213¢. Friday only.... Third Floor Smart Coats Were $35 to $59.50 Broadcloth and Cash- mere Coats—generously trimmed with squirrel col- lars. Choice of black, navy and tan in sizes 38 to 46%5. (8) $59.50 Coats $38 Winter Coats—Black and tan, handsomely trimmed with badger wolf, skunk and kit fox. Sizes 16, 18, 36 and 40. (4) $39.75 Coats 528 More Winter Coats of fine blue or black materials —luxuriously trimmed with baby seal or wolf. Sizes 16 and 18. 5 (1) Woman’s Light Tan Homespun Sport Coat, size 42. Was $25. Friday 3 i Y $5.95 (7) Misses’ Spring Coats, tan, :m‘vy nx&fl b‘sl‘;l; cashmefe. Self rimmed. s 14 to 18. Were $25.... 38'25 (7) Sport Coats, untrimmed. ‘Tan and grey tweeds and hnmrsgu:!:, s}mn 14, 16, 38, 44 and 46. Were $25. Friday only, 812‘75 (4) Spring Dress Coats, of cashmere, self and fur trimmed styles. Sizes 14 to 18. 817 Were $25 to 835....... (2) Silk Coats, untrimmed. Sizes 18 to 40. Were $l7 $49.75. Priday only. Cashmere and Broadcloth Coats, trimmed with squirrel. fitch and galvak caracul. Sizes 16 to 18. Were $49.75 $2] to $59.75. Fridayv Second Floo . and color ranges. Girls’ Wear Reduced (4) Jersey Dresses, smart styles, ideal for school; trimly tailored; sizes 8 to 10. Were $5.98 $7.98. Friday only..... (2) Challie Dresses, pink and green; sizes 8 and 10. 35.98 Were $10.00. Friday.. (3) Blue or Red Skirts, pleated in front; sizes 12 to 14. $3 98 . Were $5.98. Friday... (9) Plaid and Plain Color Skirts, Sizes 8 to 14. Were 31.98 $3.50. Friday only..... L‘e‘e’ Glré'il Drle:s, %lflk and vel- veteen. Size 14. Was $5.98. Friday only ... $3.98 4 s‘ll) 1l)‘rets‘wol gol: velveteen. ze 14. as $3.98. Friday only 32'98 (11) Jersey Frocks, neatly tai- ‘l’gr!d itg'lcs‘n in ;rlizdes 12 to 14, ere .98, ay only cetes . $3'98 (49) Wash Frocks, broken size Were 290 Friday only......... Fourth Floor Bedwear Marked Lower for One Day (14) Army Cots, strongly made, with l‘fvnk ;):r;xslgs.ml’muhed in grey. Were $4.95. - day only...... 33'69 (1) Zmergency Cot, complete with pad. 4 ft. wide. Was sls $20. Friday only......... (4) Fine Camel's Hair Blankets, gl-ln bm;n wl_;;n u0:‘heckered bor- ers. ze 72x84. Were $35. Friday... $26‘25 (2) Mahagony Wood Finished Graceline Twin Beds, of the famous ;s]n';l:lt:lons x-nngw Floor samples, ly marred. Were $15.95. Friday each.. 311'70 (1) Solid Panel Simmons Bed, .«bllghtl};ummd. G;acenne frame eau ly grained. l‘l” Hgdl;mll,f& mM red and vellow. e Was $40. Priday.... $27‘75 !‘hli) “s‘l? ldufish&d." cane and solid paneling, Sl ly marred. Was $12.50... 59'35 Third Fleor 53 Misses’ Dresses Were $14.85 to $25 $6.75 Look at them—geor- gettes, flat crepes, printed chiffons and plain chiffons. slightly mussed from han- dling. All good styles for afternoon and street wear. Sizes 14 to 20. (17) Misses’ Dresses—of geor- gette, flat crepe and floral chif- fon; sizes 14 to 20. Sleeve and sleeveless styles. Were $35 to $39.50. “F“d'j' $10.95 only . (8) Misses’ Tennis Frocks, in Sizes 14 to lla:ste%v colorhsgs. . . ‘ere $10. o day only .......... $3.25 (35) Misses’ Dresses—printed crepe floral chiffon and wash- able . crepe. Sizes 14 to $5 20. Were $10. Priday... Second Floor 49c. Knitted Underwear Special for Friday (127) Women's Cotton Knitted Vest and, Pants. Broken sizes. 8Bome pieces slightly soiled. 10 Regular 15¢ to 29c values. ot (42) Children's Rayon Vests and Bloomers—and Boys' Athletic Suits. Broken sizes. Were 29 35¢ to 59c. . : c (65) Women's Cotton Knitted Suits—and Children’s Rayon Vests. Slightly soiled. Broken 49 sizes. Were 69c. Priday. . b Glove Silk Step-ins and Vests—and Rayon Bloomers and Broken sizes. Were 69 95c and SI..... © (12) Children’s Glove Silk Com- binations and Bloomers, flesh s] only. Were $1.95. Friday.. Third Fleor Men’s $1.65 and $1.95 Shirts $1.15 The fine tailoring, the excellent fabrics, that dis- tinguish Lansburgh & Bro Shirts—are in this lot, but some of the shirts are a lit-