Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1928, Page 23

e ey THE EVENTNG STAR. W\QHT\'(‘TQ}. T) .. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 192 23 rd YEAR SALE Buy in November .... But Pay in J c}large customers, as well as the new c}\ax‘ge patrons the event will brmg chases made and charged during November need not be paid for until Janua anuary So that everyone may take full advantage of the many monev-savmg opportunities in these Third Year Sales, we say, to our thousands of alues Priced Especially for the Third Year Sales 7 // / il hristnas Merida nch Nude pcuc}z g e 7Y New 1929 Buckingham AC Radio $89.00 New 1920 Atwater Kent No. 40, beautiful with Dynamic Speaker, -om- s . 2 $159.00 (Radio Store. 613 P Street.) Mirrors and Pictures $5 Veneti Console, semi-crystal, orna- mental edging and top. Size 12x12........2.95 $12 to $17 Console and Boudoir Mirrors, in the 1 de S ....$7.95 S elPictia niles hindecs oie sirable subj Sy (Main Floor.) Furniture Improved Krochler Bed-Dav enport e, geuvine mohair sanas s ERD $179 3- Krochler Bed- I)A\cn]mx( Suite, in attractive jacquard velour $98 Governor Winthrop $ etary, red colonial tone on mahogany vencer and birchwood Sagq Seat J'unw Cha colors . $125.00 Tuxedo mohair : $119 Davenport Bed, in jacquard velour. . '$87.00 (Fourth Floor.) [ Da-Bed I $347 75 Coil Spring Da-bed, Windsor type..$28.50 (Third Floor.) l Simmons Bed Outfits $31.00 Simmons Bed, brown enamel, com- plelc with a twin link spring and cotton mattress; all sizes g S-W Simmons Coil Spring Bed Outfit, with t mattress: twin and nlnublc sizes felt mattress: twin or dmlhlc siz Simmons Ace Spring, for all wood or metal beds Simmons Beantyre beautiful damask (Third Floor.) Colonial Post Beds $2475 Colonial Post Beds, in maho or walnut vencer; double or twin siz $20.75 Colonial Post Beds, vencer, twin or double size . $39.75 Double or Twin Size I‘u t INL mahogany veneer S : (Third Fioor.) House Furnishings and Home Appliances Lver Alyminum Double Boiler $1.59 r-1 uinem Tea Kettle., $2.69 up to 250 pounds: guari 1 .510.43 and s . §495 $2.69 §19.95 lovely color .§18.95 awer $4.95 Linen Closcts, finished en ... e 1 Electric Manninz-Bowman Electric cima-Tlor,” (Third Fleor.) Table, Bridge and Junior Lamps and Shades Lamp Shades fror . . . SL19 Junior Lan cense $11.55 varicty of s and . 195 , of glass in different $1.49 Jewelry oor.) Christmas Card Box Assortment with Jinen Envelope nas Cards and Script Plate (Main This Imported Venise lace panels, Many styles. $1.95 each Fringed Lace Panels In a square mesh and nove eltv weaves in ivory or ecru, and drawn $1.95 each Rugs and Floor Coverings :l 50 Seamless Axminster and Seamless Fringed Velver $12 to $15 ked Rug 70 Velvet Rugs, se Floor Covering, per squa mless Axminster Rugs, 9x12, 8.3510.0 \Waonl Wilton Ru x12. imdah Rugs, approximate size 4x6 it Sale of Cedar Chests and Ptllowsj Finished in cedar or walnut vencer : 51598 Nielour combined with rayon, braid trinmmed, Rose, biue cen and gold ... Sanmn vk - .. SRS (Sixth Firor ) Mail, Phone and C.O.D. orders promptlx filled except on toiletries. Phone Main 5100. Figured Marquisette Of English bob net, ecru, Of plain voile curtains, in 40 inches wide, 274 vards long. ivory or ecru, ravon lace edge. $1.95 pair Hand Drawn Voile Curtains. Finishedl with tailored hem or 2/ vards long. white, ivhry or ecru, $1.95 pair Third Year Sale of $2.95 to $3.95 urtains and Panels $1.95 selection includes many different types of curtains that will freshen up your home and give new life to your window draperies. Fringed, Tailored Curtains Of shadow or filet lace. Fin- ished with fringe, in ivory or ecru. 2% vards long. $1.95 pair trimmed with 214 yards. Ruffled Curtain Sets Colored figures on cream marquisette ground, complete work corners, with $4-inch valance and ty- hacks. $1.95 set (8isth Floor.) Soxt oot % K S R 5 ZRLL Curtains, Drapery Material, Window Shades $£1.29 Lace Window Pancls, 36 ‘or 41 inches wide, filet or shadow lace = . 0 Velour W nulm\ Drapery valan sod colors B 8Gc Window Sh s, ecru, green or white, e with fixtures Imported Linen Theatri inches wide U R $1.95 Muiti-colored Damask Table Scarfs, shades, 34 inches long.......... . 95 Wall Hangings, French tapest jects § s b sa hie 50- |mh |m(u|ul color Sateen or refined, nch quisette Josd o 3.95 Suniast \du\n Portieres, 3o inches wide, twelve ‘ross Ruffied Curtains, with tic-] Damask, reversible. §295 and $. Domestic Lace 40 1o 43 inches by 2% to 214 vards Curtains and Panels, ruffled curtair criss-cross eurtain s & $1.45 Sunfast Rayon Drapery D ior pillow ery, 36 inches wide PETTT PP P T (Bixth Floor) Buy m November. But pay m ]anuary Thls means that all pur- lst . . . an added incentive for early Christmas shopping. Basement its, M Yeere and Sheep-tined Coats Ll R * Black Rubber Raincoats beoo 8349 Goli Knickers and Lumber .. S169 e seat Blouses, Shirts, Union \m' ¢. Sleepers and Neckties, cach. » 44c oys” Overcoats of “Hugs™ Chinchilla §5.97 Fots' and Girls' Chinchilla Co: double- breasted A AR P R L Tots” and Girls" Winter Coats, fully lined, $3.47 Girls' Leatherette Raincoats, cap to match, $4.97 Girls” Butterfiy Skirts, with bodice tops, $1.19 Tots” and Girls” Raincoats, assorted colors, $1.49 Tots' Coats. with fur collars, sizes 2 to 6..54.97 Infants’ Coats, of desirable mater: .§2.97 Girls' Felt Hats. good assortment of sizes . $1.39 2.97 Children hoes, sizes 0 to .’ $1.97 " 'Wash Dresses, printed percales, sizes . all’leather, sizes 10 to 6. $2.97 fls’ Dresses, percales and prints, sizes 710 14, SR Children’s Novelty ort Hose, sizes 6 to Iniants to 6 Minneapolis Shirts, of mixed wool ildren’s U Suits, drop seat = Tots" and weaters of a Baby Pillows, filled with kapok, Sheets of heavy cotton, 4 in.. or hh'(. broadcloth or pu— “Sunny Cl nnelettes, sizes 2 to h Infants’ Bonnets, of poplin and crepe de chine e . . . Women's Dr choice materials. Women's Dressi fabrics Women's and sizes 36 to 44.. Women's Ravon Bloome colors . Children's dlh blanket cloth . Women's Corselettes, material AT Sl..!7 Alpaca Lounging Robes, quilted, medinm and large siz T T L Waome and Misses” Slipon and Coat Sweaters L. .ooceeeieiiieen . §2.69 \\1\|nl|l~ and Misses’ Rayon Underwear, 44 newest styles and Sinad Bosiss 79¢ ts, sizes 25 to 34 . §3.69 P apkins, packed 8 to a hox...... 17¢ Women's Wash Dresses, sizes 36 to 52.... $1 Women's Medium-weight Union Suits, sizes 36 to 44, e 69¢ Broadcloth Smiocks, ngl “double breasted style Women's Regular double yoke ey bt Cotton Knit Jersey Bloomer: extra sizes Women's a Women's Coats $1.97 7 Wome tron’s Hat Women's Full-iashion Hose, sizes 84 to 16, Misses' Rayon Hose, sizes 844 to 10, Women's 1¢-rib Umbrellas, baklite dles o Wi Women's .mrl “Misses” Genuine Gal Trench Coats .. f Women's and |.||x(r Women's waterproof 7-84.07 A ¢ Flannelette Gowns, nd Misses' Fur Cos nd Misses Fur-trimmed \\|v||<£ Shoes Imported Fabric Gloves, novelty cuffs or dlip-on style i Handbags, waderarm and pouch ast \~|m|r lumu priced u\mmlv,, o size . buhin s oailn . £6.75 to §14.78 I‘me Rufficd Cartains and Criss-cross Cur aere e 88¢ ln S1.88 Sandura, "Feliona and other R onds ... Sl (‘l lo S"l7 Felt-hase R v~3 <ix difierent patterns Silks and Rayonsy excellent assortment of Ginghams, Wool Blanket and Wool-fil Comiort, both for i ... $§10.50 Men's Barg’ain Annex, 613 ES $25 to $35 Suite, new models, in all sizes. .$17.00 Men's Tradusers, light and dark patterns. Al sizes . .o e . $2.85 Slickers, black, olive and vellow. .. $3.85 ..$17.00 il Tope re cravenetted.$17.00 Waterprooi Trench Coats, plaid back. ., . $7.50 £+ and $3 Men's High and Low Shoc zes 6 to 11, $2.97 WRIRELE anil - Cofean r.u.m 5. Sizes i G B e s .. SL19 33¢ Rayon and Lisle Hose, i Wi 18¢ $1.69 All-Wool Caps, leather w\nnl nds.. $L60 %S¢ Paris Garters, wide web, single grip.. 15¢ $1.69-$4 Shirts, well kiown brands . $1.20 £5 Coat Sweaters well known ma $1.50 Men's Ties, made from grade fabrics .. 3.50-84 v r sizes R 81,69 \\n\l(" l nion \u'! , ecru or g ... S119 J for §3.50 $ Loungir and Slipper Sets. .. §1.95 Men's New Felt Hats, Fall colors, lined and unlinéd .o $229 PAROCHIAL Q...U[ll CORNER SO LAID Archbishop Curley Cfficiates at Shrine of Mcst Blessed Sacrament. Tha corner stone for the new Cal adfoining th> Shrine of d Sacramont. Chevy Chase, sterday betore a larg> as- cleray and laits. The stone v ost Rev. . Archbishop of Balti- > was a-sisted by Rev. Thomas myih. pastor of ths church: Pev. Buckey, pastor of St. Mat- Chutch: Rev. Philip Maguire of Jam~s O'Conner of : Rev. James Hogan. as- the Shrine of the Sacrament: Rev. Eugene Hannan of Bethesda, Md. and Rev A. Smyth. a brother of the f the Shrin> of the Most Biese= to the lavi of the store mass was o rated by Father Hannan, Archibishop Curley confirmed a class of 100 childron, the sponsors for whom were Willlam de Lacey, Franklin Parks. Miss Agnes Cummings and Mrs. C. E. Roach. The schoo! building will cost approxi- mately $150,000, and is of granite When completed In the Spring it will accommodate 500 children, and it is said it will one of the most modern parcchial siructures in Wasaington. MANUFACTURING OUTPUT GREATER IN SEPTEMBER Production Make: Hizh Record Despite Seasonal Variations, Survey Shows. The output of manufactures in Sep- tember, arer adjusuments for the usual 1 variations, reached a new high record, according to a statement issued by th2 Deparument of Commerce today. Pig iron production, making no al- lowances for differcnces in working time or seasonal changes, was- smaller than in August, but substantially larger than in September, 1927. The output of stecl ingois showed a fractional de- cline from the preceding month, but was more than 25 per cent larger than in the same month of last ve: Automobile production, though shew- |ing a seasonal decrease from t | previous month, was considerably in | excess of the output reported for Sep- | tember, 1927. Cotton consumption by textile mills, vever, showed declines from both the previous month and the same month of last year. The output of bituminous coal showed a decline from both the | preceding month and September, 1927. | Copper production, on the other hand, | snowed gains over both periods. New building centracts awarded, measured in | floor space, showed a dacline from Augux! but were considerably larger | than a year ago. The output of cement | showed a seasonal decline from the preceding month. but was greater than | in September of lawt )car RED CROSS ROLL CALL MEETING IS HELD | | Saibe | | Chief clzrks of Government De- partments Urged to Aid | ! i | Annual Drive. A meeting of chief clerks of Govern- ment depariments and representatives |of the District Government, fire, police and other municipal organizations in the interests of the twelith annual roll fcall of the District Chapter of the |American Red Cross was held at the ‘lcstdcnce of Miss Mabel T. Boardman, second vice chairman of the District Chapter, Saturday night. Maj. Gen. John A.'Johnston, former District Com-~ | missioner and chairman of the roli call, | presided. Red Cross workers were presant in uniform. | Miss Boardman told of the amount of work accomplished by the Red Cross land t relief it had given in 86 di | asters last year, 64 in this country and 22 foreign. Only for two of these. the | Flerida hurricane snd the Mississippi flood, were xp“cul appel s made. | | BOMB DAMAGES HOME WAUKESHA, Wis., November 5 (P, — The third bombing here since the start | of the labor trouble at the David Adler | & Sons' Clothing Co. plant damaged | the home of J. A. Van Alstyn aad im- periled the lives of six persons, includ- | ing two Adier employes, early yesterday. The bomb. placed in the bascment, | apparently exnloded under the bedroom oceupied by Mrs. Van Alstyn and her two young children. Max and Clarence Chopin. 20 and 19. of Depere, Wis., em- | ployes of the Acler Co., room at the UNUSUAL P | (.\ k QUALITY | { UNUSUA " The VERY Best AL EEA