Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1928, Page 26

MISS LOWMAN HITS “GYCLE PATROLMAN Daughter of Dry Official May Be Called to Court After Auto Accident. M!sl Carol Lowm-=n, 19, daughter seymour wman, Assistant Secre- of the Treasury ifi Charge of Pro- mmmm Activities, residing at 2400 Si ar in th the investigation of a traffic accident in which she figured yesterday afternoon and in which a police officer was hurt. Miss“Towman was drivi a car on Bast Executive avenue that collided with the motor cycle of Policeman George W. Cook of the fourteenth pre- einct, resulting in damage motor cycle of about $40 and injury to the policeman. Cook received injuries 10 his forehead, right leg and left arm. He was treated at the police clinic this morning. Driver Is Hurt. Helen M. Domfacio, 32, 1313 North Capitol street, and Richard Hardy, col- ored, 27, 2821 Chesterfield street, were drivers of automobiles that collided at 'Iwamh and T streets late yesterday ternoon. Hardy was thrown against flu steering wheel and severely injured. He was treated at Freedmen's Hospital for possible fractures of ribs. ‘Thomas Sturges, 34, 1731 Potomac avenue southeast, received cuts and bruises to his face yesterday afterncon when his automobile collided with the car of Henry Stevens, 1419 S strect southeast, near Virginia avenue and Second street southeast. He was given first aid at Casualty Hospital and held by the police to answer to a charge of reckless driving. Edward Jones, colored. 75, 221 Vir- g’lnll avenue southeast, last night about :30 o'clock was the victim of a ve- ported hit-and-run accident on Third street between A and B streets south- to the | east. He was crossing the street wh!n' an automobile knocked him down, bruising his head snd left ear. He was treatzd at Providerice Hospital and taken home. Police failed to establish the identity of the driver of the car. Knocked From Wheel. Edward T. Webb, colored, 59, 810 Twelith street, sustained injuries to his leit leg and yesterday afternoon when knocked off hj.s blcycl: at Seventh and G streets southwest by the automo- bile of John Boyd, 221 First street south- west. He was given surgical aid at Emer- gency Hospital. Mrs. Helen Poore, 1330 Four-and-a- Half street southwest, passenger in the sitle car of her husband's motor cycle, was injured when the motor cycle col- lided with an automobile at Pennsylva- nia avenue and Thirteen-and-a-Half street. She was treated at Emergency Elnosplm for cuts and bruises to her left ce. Seven-year-old Ernest De Leonebus, 39 E street, received an injury to his scalp yesterday afternoon when his bi- cycle collided with an automobile near New Jersey avenue and D street. He was treated at home by his mother. An airport is being built near Mex- 11:10 cllg‘ on what was formerly the bed = lzke Sturtevant Blowers For Burning Buckwheat Coal FRIES, BEALL & SHARP 734 10th St. N.W. Burchell’s Bouquet Coffee (Something Different) 42c Ib. N. W. Burchell 817-19 Fourteenth Street Jirkin & Nons Incorporated 821 Fourteenth St. N.W. WASHINGTON'S LEADING FURRIERS A Zirkin FUR COAT Regularly $50 Friday and Saturday Only at the Special Price, $35 1214 F St. NW s‘ALE-—z,- 000 PAIRS Chiffon and Service Weights ALL-SILK 29 $2.00 =% $2 50! anuel . 3 — 2 Palrs for $2.50 F EST quality all silk, chif- fon and service weights, in- cluding the new pointed heel. Every pair absolutely perfect. All sizes. Every New Color: Oriole, alligator, dove, shadow, Maroin skin, biscuit, even-glow, moonlight, flesh, gun metal, dust and dark brown. Due to the unusually low price of such quality hose, we must limit, only 6 pairs to a customer. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D..E, THURSDAY. OCTOBER. 4, 1928 REMNANT DAY in HECHT MONTH One-Fourth—One-Thzrd and One-Half Off $35 to $50 Broken Lots of Men's Suits 525 Society Brand and Sheldon makes. Three and four piece suits in single and double breasted styles. Nice assortment of patterns and colors. Regular shorts, stouts and longs. | 14 Sheldon student suits, valued at $35, | offered at $22.50 Sizes 32, 33, 34, 37 and 38. Children’s Shoes 15 pairs $1.25 Elk One-strap 19 pairs $3 Oxfords, white can- Shoes, rubber sole vas with colored trim, rubber 1115 69¢ soles: 215 to 5% SL.! "’ lllln $3 Misses Tan Blucher Oxfords, leather soles, rubber heels; 2 (S2cond Floor.) Infants’ Wear 1 $595 All-wool Ca rrhxe 1 Sl Little Boys’ Wash Sunsufls. Robe 4 and 5 years . 1 82.95 IJM].Ity Basket, lined with 15 $1.95 Baby’s Di 3 pink s mussed; 2 and 3 years.... 75 $1.! 95 ’l‘oll’ Summer Drem- 2 $895 Cud’L Down Jersey prints, dimities and voiles, $1.50 Dresses, light green; 4 and 6 2 $16.95 Kenwood Blanket Coat years .. .$3.95 Se!a. tan and peach, 2 and 3 $3.95 Tots’ Blue .un;ev Two- 87 95 picce Dresses, with white col- !l‘.l 95 Kenwood Blanket Set, pink, 3 years !95 $8.95 Carriage Robe, made by the blind: blue $2.95 $9.95 Tots’ Silk Ensemble Dress, rose; 6 years ........ ...8$5.98 Girls’ Furnishings 53 95 Glove Silk Blmmen.‘ lslge 2 Suit, 4 vears $12.95 Carriage Kimono, pad- ded pink satin, mussed..$7.95 (Second Floor.) and Dresses $1.50 Muslin Comblnlllnns. solled; size 12 $1.50 T\vmplece Pajamas, lonu sleeves; size 1 $1 ‘l rhnmlene Gown.l. 8 lm‘l 3 !.‘ hlm:olls‘ fleece lined: 10 years: soiled . 12 S $1.95 Twn-nleu 1': *5 ’15 Silk Drm!s, sizes 8 to white, soiled; size 10...... $2.95 5 $1.95 Overblouses, size .50¢ (Second Floor.) Women’s Pafamas and Negligees 2 $10 Pajamas, striped silk;’ 2 $2.05 Broadcloth Pajamas, 59¢ three-quarter length coat, $1.95 15205 Glove Silk Chemise, size 4 $10 Negligees, metallic crepe, $1.95 gloria satin lining.......$7.95 11_$10 Silk Pongee Three-piece Pajama Ensembles, plain and figured trim 14 $7.95 Crepe de Chine Ne:u- geg. h trimmed; .95 s:; 95 Navy and Black Bnyon Slins, sizes 38 to 40, $1.50 .9 Van Ranlte Singlet..$3.95 5 Glove Silk Chemise, sxze $2.9: 1 ’795 Beacon lobt, with_ tan trimming $3.95 1 $5.95 Bucon Mbe. gray uun mmmtng $3.9! Pr(nted Crepe Step-ins. 31.95 OIle vy (Fifth Floor.) Women’s and Mtsser' Sportswear 3 $2.95 Figured Pique Jackels, 1§55 Flannel Jacket, nile, trim- 3 .cm‘?x;;alflm white......50¢ med with white uses, george an o crepe de chine prints....51.59 6 S10 Sweaters, 5 $8.95 Schraprelli Sweaters, pas- striped - tel colors .. 9205 Sale of Everready Sewing Machines Friday and Saturday One-Half Price This sewing machine sells regularly for $49.50. Made by the New Home Sewing Machine Co.;which in itself as- sures a good product. A fine, easy running machine that gives wmplete satisfaction in every way. It is very light to carry for it weighs only 26 pounds.: (Msin Floor.) Men’s Sportswear 1"1:::& S M Golf Hose, brokcgn 6 $5 Wool Golf Knickers, bm'l.:en bemberg (Pifth Floor.) S0 o, 55 Golf Balls, ts. .49 (First Floor.) All-Occasion Tweed Coats 19 For Women and Misses Unanimously approved for street wear. Expertly man-tailored of shaggy, swagger tweed. The outstanding colors being tans, greys, blues and browns. Some are plaid backed, skeleton lined, others full lined, with linings guaranteed to wear at least two seasons. (Moderate Price Coat Shop, Third Floor.) L4 4 Women’s House Frocks and Smocks 17 $2.95 Smock Dresses, with 50 $5.95 Dresses, crepe de chine, gingham trimming honan and tub silk (Pifth Moor.) Women’s Shoes 132 36 to $8 One-strap Pumps, wanted leathers and fabrics, high heels; all sizes .$3.95 (Fiith Floor.) Squares and Rugs 3 3!.- Seamless Axminster Eusg.s. 5 352 50 Frln[ed Velvet 'Rllkn. 8.3: sss Huvy "Velvet llnx.s !3): 57 50 Chenille Butterfly l.ng. 32 $1.25 Crex de Luxe Enl& slso §nmless Worsted \unnn Rug, 9x12 $100 45 Rose Broadloom Rug, as is, 5x8 $18.95 3 535 Selmless Axminster Rugs, .818.95 Rugs, .$18.5 X36, £1 Boys’ Clothes ** (Gixth” Fioor.) $10.95 Boys' Corduroy Slllll, pairs trousers ...........§ $13.50 Boys' All-wool Snnu. Sizes 18 and 20 $3.50 Little Boys’ Winter Overcoats. Sizes 8 and 12 years.....$1.95 30 79c Boys® Fast-color Blml!fl. broken sizes 2 $15 Boys' Long Trousers Suits, 2 trousers: slzu 14 16 only 95 15 Sl 00 Huyn and 'Girls Slllt- and-wool % Hose Sc (Second " Fioor.) Bargains from the Stationery Dept. 6 $1 Portfolios, tan and green soiled 10 $1 Box Paper, white and coh ors; soiled boxes..... ceoedl 9 %5¢ 3-table Rotary 'l'allry Set . 50¢ 75¢ Ice Set. pick and shaver, 25¢ Correspondence Cards and Fn- ve'opes, soiled boxes 5 50c Envelopes, soiled boxes, 25¢ 12 50c Carrespondence Clnls, lined envelopes .. 6 S1 4-Table Rotary Talley Sets . 6 1 Metal Ash Trays L0 78 (Mlln Floor.) Handbags and Leather Goods 11_$7.50 Steel-beaded lhndhan. Tarnished v 4 525 Genuine Im casite trim 70 50c to 75c Ladies’ Belts 3 $4.95 Leather Picture Fflm!x. gold trim, slightly worn..$1.95 5 50c Children’s Beaded bags 16 s1 bags $2:50 Wear-ever Aluminum Double Boiler $175 Two-quart cereal or rice boiler in the heavy Wear-ever gradz of aluminum. 24 $1 Assorted Bath Salts 50 S1 Assorted Toiletries. 25 25¢ Assorted Toiletries (Third_Floor.) Assorted Toiletries 50 $1.50 to $2.95 Stamped Assort- ed_Toiletries 51.00 24 35¢ Oakley’s l-laml Lullun. 50¢ Main Floor.) Stenciled Art Work Stamped Voile Pillow 80 35¢ ns 4 for $1 30 Scarfs and Pillow Tops, black sateen .... .79 120 252 Rug Ylnl, per skein..20c 35 Children's Stamped Dresses of 59¢ (Sixth Fioor.) Notions 45 Girdles and Step-ins...50c 33 351: Sanitary Belts l”nd 50 251: Ddd! and Ends of But- tons, card 5 12 15¢ Sew-on Supporters...10c Twistless Tape, plnk or blu 43 -5e Steel Seissors . 31 10c Darning Cotton. ¢ Remnants of Lace and Trims 35 50c to $2.98 Remnants of ‘Lace and Chiffon..... ..25¢ to $1.50 100 S$1 Circular Lace for nerk- wear, yard 65 29; Colored 'l'rlmmhll it 7 $2.50 Silk Hose, pointed heels, full fashioned 9. 94 $1.75 to $1.85 Full Fashioned Silk Hose, broken sizes ”-'-3 Women'’s Handkerchiefs 19 S1 Linen Handkerchiefs, 1?."9 trimmed 0c 52 50¢ to $1 chiefs 27 S1.50 4-inch Dxlrlrh Fringe, yard ............... 60 *2 50 to 35 00 Fur Cfllhrssllad 1 (Main Floor.) (First rloor ) 40 35¢ and 50c Printed Hand- rolled and Hemmed Linen Handkerchiefs (First Floor.) Szlvcr"'are 20 10c Colored Glass Ice Tea- spoons, odds. Each 10 25 $1.39 Colored Bonl silver-plated frame 500 Silver-plated Bracelets...10¢ 50 Novelty Pins 2 for 25c 1 $15 Imported Necklace.....510 6 84 Strings Manufactured Pearls, 60 inches long. . 1 $7.50 Sterling Bonbon Dish. $5 2 515 Sterlln‘ Silver Bonbt;n 50 S1 Strings Gold Qolored Beads. 60 inches long 79 10 u Enameled- wp Com- (Pirst Floor.) Gaston Returns to Washington Gaston has been in New York on a tour of in- spection . . . acquainting himself with the latest modes of hair dressing and hair cutting. He is now associated with the Powder Box and is fully equip- ped to give his patrons the benefit of his study in perfect service and advice. (The Powder Box. Fifth Floor.) Men’s Furnishings 19 $7.30 Silk Pajamas, plain shades, all sizes, solled....$4.95 56 S1 to $1.50 Flannelette Night Shirts, sizes 15 to 20. 60 $2.50 to $3.50 Dress Shirts, tuxedo or full dress, soiled, $1.95 11 St Fancy Shorts, good pat- terns, sizes 38 and 40. .2%¢ 23 810 English Silk K Muffie: 3 $1 Sealpax Twin Button Union Suits, checked nainsook, slze 38 . 6 $5 Part-Wool Union Slllll. flne qulmy. sizes 36, 40, 42 And u ucs "Pajamas, fancy and plain colors, coat or sltp-over style ..ol .81 (First Ploor.) Frocks in Velvet, Silk and Wool *10 Tweeds, Jerse campus and sports many smart-occasions . . velvet in the new sented in a variet ys and Wool Crepes for ... Satins and Cantons for . silks combined with manner . . . all are repre- y of desirable Fall shades. All sizes—for misses, women, little women and larger women (Third Floor.) Gift Suggestions 15 $1.50 Bronze Picture Frames, 8x10 to 12x14 e 6 $2 Oak Bathroom errm 5 2 $14.95 Buffet Mirrors. . 5 2 $8.95 Buffet Mirrors.. $1 1 54 95 Italian China Bud D"‘:é l$595 Italian China Flower 1.95 6 52 lmpnrled Candy Boxes...$1 4 52 Imported Decorated Octagon Powder Boxes $1 3 $1.50 Imported Bronze and Ala- baster - Statuettes . 51 2 $7.95 Imported Indian Wood Candlesticks, 15 inches high, $4* 10, $1.50 Double Pheto F §1 100 75«- to S1 Imported Gifts, 50¢ (Gift Shop, Pirst Floor.) Furniture 1 812.50 Oak Typewriter Desk, as is $3.9; K m 75 Oak Office Chairs. 86,93 15 $29.75 Radio Cabinets. ..$12.95 1 :119 Three - viece Enameled 9,7 10/$29.35 Dining Room Exiension Tables . . .$12.9: 5 $39.75 Enameled Sun Parlor Chairs 1 5169 Three-piece Jour Living Reom Suite 1 $139 Hand-decorate tee 1 $395 Three-piece Mohair Liv- ing Room Suite, as is $29.75 Ta) Hall 6 $29.95 Mahogany Library Tables with drawer .$14.95 $14.95 Console Table.....$9.95 ? $12.95 Combination End Table and Smoker, red enameled, $9.95 3119 Love Seats, Kapoc cuul;; ... T4 ;119 Spinet Desk, solid mae- $69.7! 12 $12. 50 Metal Beds, dcuble !1!!. one of a kind.. 1, 8219 Four-piecs Suite ...... Gloves 38 prs. $3 Novelty Cuff Kid Gloves, broken sizes and colors 131 prs. $1 Fabric Gloves, bmken assortment and sizes..... Men 40 prs. $2.50 Suede Gloves with - novelty cuffs, soiled, small sizes, - white and gray........ s Canes $1.50 (First Floor.) House Furnishings 4 " lSP:!Ic Glassbake Glass e Pape! 12 SIGS Johnson's Lambs' Wool Floor Pol .$1 14 79¢ Five-quart White En:llltl- ed Cooking Kettles 4 $22.95 Utility or Broom Cl¢ oula well made, white. . .$17.45 1 $19.95 Kitchen Clblnel, grem enamel $39.95 1 $69.50 All-metal erl(enwr, green, equipped for electric re- frigeration 1 $39.95 Kitchen Cabinet, Whiu shopworn . 827 3 $5.05 Porcelain Table Tops. damaged, 25x40 $2.9! 300 Bln 7c P&G Soap........5¢ $4.95 Porcelain ~Table ‘l‘m dlmlsed 22x18. $2.95 4 $130 Mnlter Electric Wllhfll. lo 25: P-lury Vases, four pll.': 6 Bundln . S1 Paper Napkins, sosg 4 S 9 Eleflrk Toasters . 6 .95 Electric Pzrml.tul. 6-cup, aluminum 6 $7.95 Elee(rlc Waflle rons 35: 15¢ 16 Sl Alummnm Water Buckets, 8-quart 69 5 $2.45 Mirro Aluminum Preserve Sets, with 12-quart kettle, $1.69 (Third Floor.) Women’s and Misses’ Corsets and Brassieres 7 $2.50 Nature’s Rival House- wives’ Corselettes, hook front: sizes 36, 46, 48 $1 $8.50 Nature's Rival Jemv Corselette, size 32.. 3.95 $3.50 Nature's Rival Voile (‘or selette .. $8.50 Nemo Back-lace Cone't. $2 De Bevoise Brassiere, cotton jersey top. cesees B0 3 $8.50 Modart Front-lace Cor- !f'-s. low Vusr sizes 33 '.o 5350 C. B. Net Girdles, lo' bust size 27. S 3 S50 te S12. Girdles, hook h‘ont. weny .fl.!! (Pitth Ploor.) Luggage and Bags 14 S5 Zipper Boston Bags, brm\n and black $2.95 11 $6.50 Zipper round 1 8§10 Cowhide Traveling BIK. leather lined $6.: 1 $50 Fitted Case, shopworn..$20 1 $55 Men's Imported Fine Ieather Extension Case..$22.50 1 $25 Genuine Seal Tfiv!“ll: $2 (First Ploor.) Women’s Cotion Underwear 13 ll Blmmers. white and colured 3 SL50 Merode Shorties, 36 only 3% .49 (Fifth Floor.) Piece Goodss Remnants “0 !dl. 39¢ fo $1 Cotton lcn- to §3 'hfl.h rloar ) Many different styles in - Leather Handbags 1 I8 Regularly $2.95 ! Of assorted grains and styles. pouch or tailored back straps. Me and larger bags . Gathered bags with top handles or tal frames. Small bags .. all silk lined and fitted with purse and mirror. (Main Floor.)