Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1929, Page 7

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C,” THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1929, |LABOR INJUNCTION DISMISSAL REFUSED Justice Jennings Bailey, tn Euum Division 1, today overruled a motion of Treasury |13 labor unions, the Washington Build- ing Trades Council and 40 individual) defendants to dismiss the suit for in- | nction recently filed against them by | the . Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co., a| | éorporation of Jamestown, N. Y. The | suit grows out of a jurisdictional dispute o o o o o e o 61 YEARS OF WORTHY SERVICE Iaks— CURTIS WILL QUIT SENATE MARCH 3 Letter of Resignation to Kan- &aSGovernor Read on Secretary Visit Will Be Only to i Pay Respects.. ¥ THE EVENING | come from Mr. Hoover that he phnnedl after March 4 was said yesterday to MELLON TO CALL fo et g serices of the Fitspurey | EL- PASO WANTS HOOVER ‘me_‘}u-:w.fi e Bl | 2 he ation’s | 0] vig! OrTO! Bnances RE AND PORTES GIL TO MEET Fato ‘Chamber of commerce.” 1t was ON HOOVER TO DAY] Mellon planned to make the call e e |understood that the Ambassador refer- 'msc hrrurc leaving late this Afternoon g . a0 b ired it to the Department of State in St | for Philadelphia, where he will be a AR Ns: “fl*hlnxlon Indicates llu(’&[ at dinner. He will return to- MEXICO CITY, February 21.—Pro- . morrow. posal that Herbert Hoover and Presi- Motor tr\lcks are being introduced at dent Emilio Portes Gil have a good-will | mines in Northern Rhodesia, South meeting at El Paso, Tex., some time Africa. Mr. Mellon has not seen Mr. Hoover | since the latter's return from Florida. Telephone Orders Filled—Call Jane Stuart Secretary of the Treasury Mellon planned to call upon President-clect Floor by Dawes. The resignation of Senator Curtis,! who is Republican leader of the Senat becomes effective March 3, the day be- fore he assumes the office of Vice among th: Hoover this afternoon at his home. While Mr. little significance to the call b¥yond ving respect to the President-elect, it of the defendant unions as n position the [ H. mpkins Mellon was inclined to at- | erecting an office building af | Was generally conceded that the incom- | d K ing Chief Executive would discuss affai LANSBURGH& BRO 7th, 8 and E Sts.—Store Hours Tomorrow—9:15 to 1—Franklin 7400 THE AVENUE AT 7™ R T T T o~ e We Close Tomorrow, Washington’s of the Treasury with the man under-| the other uni od already to have been offered the L] ltlfii bill, filed 1"““\"‘) portfolio in the next admm- Ready! At the Very Peak of Need Time! Sale! 1,000 Pairs of Smart New Galoshes dent, it became known yesterday, when | his letter of resignation was read in the Senate. i Senator assistant leade the closing regarded as veteran will be chosen th party in the Senate to succeed Senator Curtis addressed a lotter 1o | ment Vice President Dawes inclosing his leftc to Gov. Reed of Kansa ; clo: Tead the letq t e Birthday, ai One O’Clock—But: There Are Many Opportunities for theEarly Shopper! was presented by Lh;mt Ar. Hoover might take this ‘vo- ion to make the formal offer of the cabinet position to Mr. Mellon, who now | Bailey decided to hear argu- |is rounding out eight years as head | Monday on the motion of the |of the Treasury Department. plaintiff corporation for a temporary in- | It is known that the twé men are’ and intimations already have | y of the session, and it is | Judge R ertain tha all “I herewith ten & United State SALE STARTS AT 8:30 AM. Store open from ° 8:30 “\to 1:00 c’clock For Instance— Final Re-pricing of Our $35, $40 and Even Some $45 2-Trouser Suits and Overcoats! 7fl1gH~fl aclock Washington’s Birthday Rummage SALE Just four hours in which to join in the SAVINGS, so get here EARLY for best choice in this Clearance of all odds and ends. The prices look _ ridiculously low, but that’s our way of making room for fresh, new Spring merchandise! Read Every Item! Phenomenal Savings! ON OUR MAIN FLOOR 166 Gowns, Slips, Teddi Tomorrow 85 Well made Hoove $1.00. Tomorrow . 144 Brassieres, Tea Aprons and other 59¢c. Tomorrow . 43 Flannelette Gowns. Slightly mussed. Formerly $1.00. Tomorrow . 10 Women': LA atthe corner™ Cream of Pennsylvania Petroleum. High fire test, great body and small car- § bon content, less gasoline § | dilution. Nothing is more important § | than thorough lubrication. b AUTOCRAT—THE OIL THAT IS DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS Beware of Substitutes. Bayerson Oil Works Columbia 5228 At the Juvenile Shop . . . ' Friday J From 9-to 1 0’Clock And All Day Saturday A COMPROMISE between good sense and good style—these new, low-cut, gaiters—effective in all kinds of weather, yet smart, too! All first quality, new and up-to-the-minute styles—tomorrow —at a most remarkably low price. All with heavy rubber soles — dur- able tops—and cuffs that turn down smartly—for distinction. Black and tan. HE figures themselves tell a mighty mlereqhng story of savings, but you can’t really appreciate them until you see the clothes. The models and fabrics are seasonable—and can be worn all year round. The Overcoats offer wide selec- tion—with Blues, Grays, Browns, Her- ringbones and Overplaids. It is a big season-end opportunity. Saks—Third Floor. Tan or Black ‘ Turn-Down Cufjs, | Continuing the All Sizes Sale of Infants’ .and Children’s Furnishings If You Do Not Care to Come Down Town Jane Stuart Will Shop For You—Franklin 7400 Shoe Shep—Second Floor | From the entire stock | of the Washington i Baby Shop purchased by us at auction. Telephone Orders Filled—Call Jane Stuart LANSBURGH& BRO 7th, 8 and E Sts.—Store Hours Tomorrow—9:15 to 1—Franklin 7400 0 Furnishings Reduced! ALL OF SAKS QUALITY: Men’s $1.50-82.00 Athletic Shorts, on sale .. Men’s $1.00 Silk-and-Wool Hose R e S Slip-over Sweatets. Formerly $1.98. To- Mothers and 116 Pairs Mercerized ll mothers-to-be will still find a nice selec- tion of Babies’ and || ‘Children’s Wear, | Hosiery, Underwear, Headwear, etc., at savings of 509% and more. Bargain Tables at 10c 25¢ 3 for S0c S0c 3 for $1.00 $1.00 $2.00 On Sale Friday Morning at V3 to 1 off Cribs Play Hi" Nt mds ry Chairs ssinettes Bathinettes Dressing Tables Tables and Chairs Rl!(‘ Kers Kiddy Cars Walkers \ Baby Carriages Strollers Chests Baby Scales Dolls Doll Carriages Plush Toys, Etc. All Sales Final Brunschwig’ 8th & E morrow 69 Pairs Full Fashioned Silk H 32 Handbags. Tomorrow . 50 Pairs Smart Shoes! W ok Wiialiucboun. Sims i 4 Nabues S 08, ON OUR SECOND FLOOR 100 Dresses left from our bi; to $15. Tomorrow French Imported Beaded Georgette Evening Dresses. Values to $25. Tomorrow : 56.98 - $18.85 Fur-trimmed Winter Coats. Last and lowest pi Values to $49. Tomorrow .. 10 Winter Sport Coats. Ver: sellling at $9.90. Tomorro All remaining Fur Fabric Sport Coats. hit. Must go tomorrow at A few Navy Twill Suits with long coat Values to $39.75. Must go lomorrow at. .. 5 Navy Chinchilla Sport Coats. at $9.90. Go tomorrow at Best grade Sealine (dyed conmey) Fur Coat to 40. Go tomorrow at i 1..'," £k ,m.:;} $32'50 Very popul 10 Mink (dyed coney) Fur Coat: sizes. Must go tomorrow at . In Third Floor Children’s Department 200 odd pieces of Children’'s Wear. Formerly 39c selling at about 75¢c. Tomorrow % 34 Children’s Dresses. Sizes 2 to 14. Formerly sl 98 selling at $3.98. Tomorrow . IN OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT $3.98 50 new Spring Dresses. $1.00 sales. Must go tomorrow at Rubberized Rain Coats. 98¢ 98¢ ing at $1.98 and $2.98. 10 Pairs of Tweed: Knickers for Spor $16.00 . $9.85 Fur-trimmed Winter sold at $2.98. Go tomorrow at ... Tembrran's $3.98 100 Ladies’ Hats Must Go! To go with the Knickers 59 Leftovers from recent Well made. Formerly sell- Tomorrow 4 Genuine Fur Coats. Formerly sold for many times this price. Tomorrow All Fur-trimmed Winter Coats at le: regular prices. Go tomorrow at A few Needlepoint Formerly sold at $15. Coats. A great clearance of regular $1.95 Misses’ Women’s Hats. Must go at and - \ ible Flyer. skidding. 30-In. 32-In. 34-In. 36-In. 40-In. 48-In. 54.In. Snow King. .. Snow King.. Snow King Snow King Snow King Snow King. . Snow King. Snow King Steering Sleds They're speed demons runners grip the ice and keep them from A Full Range of Sizes Wh-e-e-e Snow at Be King of the Hill Now’ When “the gang’s” all out coasting tonight — racing down one * hill, up another—you’'ll want a sled —one that will skim over the snow and ice, the Tastest sled on the hill—a Snow King—or a Flex- FLEXIBLE FLYER SLEDS 38-in. Flexible Flyer $3.75 44-in. Flexible Flyer $4.75 50-in, Flexible Flyer, Junior Racer $5.25 57-in. Flexible Flyer, Senior Racer $6.50 -and the grooved ...51.25 ..8149 ...51.75 ..§1.98 Men's $2.00 Cotton and Flannel Pajamas. Sizes A and C AR, o S S o ae e $1.35 2 )[ens $2.50 Tan Cape Gloves. Slightly faded—broken [ AR ¢ S AR IR SR eoheo SLIS Men'’s $7.00 and 51000 Shaker Sweaters. Pullover sty les Men's $1.00 Belts and Straps. All sizes Men’s Black Belt Straps. $2.00 “Dobby” Gray, Tan and Bmwn. Inch width. 75¢ values.... Broadcloth Union Suits. . $1.35, 3 for $4.00 Saks—First Floor Boys’ Apparel Reduced! MANY UNUSUAL SAVINGS: 25.00 Prepster Suits and Overcoats for lads of 13 to 18. Double and single-breasted models—in wanted Tans and Grays—all-wool fabries.................. $19.50 $12.95 Boys” All-wool 4-piece Knicker Suits, in the new Tans and Grays. Sizes 7 to 18 $1.50 Fancy Wool Golf Hose. Many styles $9.95 and plain Sizes $5.00 Boys’ Heavy Tans and Gray $3.95 Boys' Medi Slip-on styles. eight Coat and p ome soiled. Sizes 28 to 36....82.95 weight Sweaters. All-wool Coat and Sizes 28 to 36 2.95 Wash Top Suits. Pants are fancy Jersey Tweeds with waist to match. Belt to match pants. Two pock- * Sizes 3 to 8 5 50c Boys’ new fancy Golf Hose. wear. Sizes 7 to 11 ets in pants. For dress or school 3 for $1, or 35¢ $1.00 Flannelette and Cotton Pajamas. Some plain, some fancy. Medium weight. Sizes 4 to 18 7 $2.95 Little Boys’ Hats, Tweeds, Cheviots and Chin- rlullafi “ome slightly soiled—many styles. Sizes 510, Juvenile Flannel Suits. Rayon blouse and lined flapper pam- In Navy Blue, Tan and Gray. Sizes Saks—Second Floor Economy Clothing Clearance! 110 SUITS—Grays, Tans and Mixtures. $12.50 Light and dark shades. Some with 512.50 2 Trousers. Broken sizes. 35 OV FR( OATS—In medmm and dark shades. B 34 to 42. Monly small size: 33 T Several Plaids, Sizes 34 to 40... sragedriis 244000580 LET A2