Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1929, Page 32

THE FEVENING STAR. WASHIN EEEBEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE 19¢ Bleached Cotton 3 TOILET GOODS INTEREST STIRRED 59¢ Bandeaux, 2 for Plain and Fancy Rayon 8 Yards for Boys’ $1.25 to $2.00 Satisfaction Since 1859 IN WATSON PLANS lnterstate Commlttee Chalr- saanship, if Vacated, May Be | Claimed hy Couzens. Pr the Associated Considerable interest is manifest at the Capitol whether Senator Watson n of o The Sente, will retain his chaftmandiip ol une intersiate commerce committee. @enator (ruzens of Michigan is the TioKing Republican in line for the cl.airmanship of this important com- A Mr. Watson does not con- le one of the wealthiest men ate, the Michigan memt rded as inclined w;wmlm. egislative ideas May Be Retained. 1 was d"‘funlt.\ ur Sib ~hosen party lender. tions_from 2 ('1.\- would ask him m of the committee also | Senator Watson is out of the city Renator Couze s he 1S not so much concerned about the chairmanship ex- ' cept that he would insist upon his own advancement to that post in the event Watson did give 1t up. Meanwhile, the case is in the hands of Senator McNary of Oregon. the new chairman of the Republican _commiltee on committees, but he is awaiting developments. | Possibility of Trouble. Couzens is regarded highly by the Re- publican independent group and it is realized that if a fight breaks out there is a possibility of rounding up enough support with the *aid ‘of the regular Democratic opposition to make trouble The Michigan Senator, however. is not inclined io lend support to such a movement just now. It is recalled tha! 1he last two Senate leaders, Curtis of XKansas and Lodge of Massachusetts, re- 12ined their chairmanships of the rules and foreign .relations commitiees, re- spectively, during their terms as party leaders. Senator Watson will keep his post on the imporfant finance committee which handles all revenue legislation. He is ranking member on that commitiee and in line for the chairmanship. ' SEX QUIZ REPLIES | ARE ORDERED SEIZED Tresident of stsoun U. Voices Disapproval of Student’s Action. Probe Is Ordered. By the Associated Precs. COLUMBIA, Mo. March 14-—Ad- inistrative forces of the University of Missouri and the “bureau of persona research” were at loggerhea last | night over the right of a student, on | an academic mission, to inquire of his man and woman classmates their atti- tude toward sex relations, trial and | companionate iage and kindred subjects. President Stratton D. Brooks voiced | s disapproval of the circulation of | tionnaires relating to those sub- . The questionnaires were sent to men and 500 ds, whose names ere chosen indiscriminately from the s.udent directory. The firsi 200 repl ere received through the university ivate mail system, but Brooks late | Yesterday ordered all of the replies con- | l-cated. rooks will take further action to-; after an investigation into the igin_of the questionnaire idea and; the organmuon or the “bureau.” { TIAVAL OFFICERS SHIFTED. ' Changes lflf("lng naval officers un duty in Washington are revealed in cers made public today at the Vi Department. Comdr. Vance D. Chap- Ime, on duty in the Bureau of Navi-| gation, is ordered to report about June 1 to the U. S. S. Whitney. Lieut. Comdr. Henry B. Broadfoot is detac! hed‘ from the Bureau of Navigation to go on | <duty in conjunction with the fitting out | of the U. S. S. Salt Lake City. Lieut. Comdr. Adolf von S. Pickhardi is de- tached from the Bureau of Ordnance ‘and will go on duty to the Asiatic sta- | ion, Lieut. Thomas E. Hipp of the Supply | Corps will be detached from the U. S. 8. ‘ Mayflower about July 20 and go on| cuty in the Bureau of Supplies and Ac- | counts at the Navy Department. Lieut.| liam B. Young of the Supply Corps | iz detached as assistant to the general | inspector of the Supply Corps, East coast, Washington, D. C., about June 1,! znd will report for duty on the U. 8. 8. ‘ ma 2 buys 5 PED-ARCHO SHOES ARCH SUPPORTING COMBINATION [ AST Patent Colt, Satin, Black, s Brown, White and Tan Kid. Widths AAA to EEE. 214 tn 9. Sizes Lt % 240 Mnnwnnun IWEREDINIVEDINTD ./‘ 726 7th St. Open Saturdays Till 9 PM. 85 VWD % it 2o &') AR NL SRA ST IRAIT i EEEEEEB =E o} Full bleached, heavy quality. 29c¢ Dress Gingham, 4 yds. for Large and small patterns; ks, pialis Detries Waha Y plain colors. 19¢ Sheeting Cotton, 8 yds. for Exira heavy, unbleached, even-thread quality; vard wide, 36 . Empire strong. smooth deep hems. $1.39 Bedspreads 80x 105 Crinkled Spreads and Bolster Covers, in one piece. Rose, . gold and green wide crinkled stripes. 38c Printed Batiste, 4 yds. for | 25c Linen Crash, 6 yards for 1 $1.49 Georgette Crepe, yard 39-inch All-silk Georgette in a full range of colo white snd black. $1.29 Crepe de Chine, yard Sheer, dainty weave, in a radge of pretty floral patterns of fast colors. Heavy-weight Linen Crash, lighly absorben. new shades, extra heavy 1 Handkerchiefs, 20 for 39-inch all-silk quality, in Spring and Summer $ 50c Turkish Towels, 3 for White Turkish Bath Towels, with colored border. Street Floor Men's and Women's Hand- kerchiefs, white or with col- s ored border. Soft - finished ° cotton. 50c Boxed Candy, 3 boxes for Delicious Assorted Choco- S Iates in pound boxes. ? 1 $]. 50c Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs 3 for All-linen Initial chiefs, with * Dresser Scarfs, 2 for Filet Lace Dresser and Ta- ble Scarfs, in floral and fig- ured designs. Two sizes. Rhinestone Ornaments Novelty Rhinestone Pins and Ornaments. for adorning hats and dresses. a-inch hem, ming. in beautiful colorings; Boys’ $1.50 & $2 Knickers loops. Sizes 6 to 15. painted, block and modernis- paint spot, but are practical- Boys’ 79¢ Blouses, 2 for attached, double yoke. Sizes 89c Overalls in Stiefel Blue~ straps and pockets. Sizes 6 Perfect quality fancy ma- plece style. Sizes 2 and 4 only. $ 19 Boys’ Odd Coats left from Boys’ Caps, 2 for styles. Sizes 615 to 67. en Knickers, lined or unlined. 81x99 Full-bleached Sheets, $1.39 Mattress Covers double beds. Of white nainsook. hand- made and hand embroidered. $ Swes 15, 16 and 17 69¢ Porto Rican Gowns, 2 for embroidered. Round, V and square necks, cap sleeves or Handker- Band Trimming, 2 yards for Embroidered Band Trim- 1 to 1'; inches wide. s Street Floor Made of fancy woolen suit- ings and fully lined. Belt § $1.50 Silk Purchase of 100 Triangu- lar Scarfs, in beautiful hand- tic designs. Heavy silk crepe. Some show an occasional tiny ly perfect Street Floor. In plain color brogdcloth and fancy percale. Collar 6 to 15. Boys’ Overalls, 2 for and-white stripes, also plain blue. Bib style with shoulder to 16. Boys’ $1 Pajamas, 2 for dras, percale, broadcloth and flannelette pajamas in one- Street Floor Boys’ Coats $750 suits. In woolen mix~ tures. Sizes 12 to 16 years. 79¢ and $1.00 Golf Caps. in one-piece and elght-quarter Boys’ $1 Knickers, 2 for Broken Lots of Boys' Wool- Not all sis Street Floor $1.39 Seamless Sheets free from dressing. Hand $ torn and irqned. Made of unbleached sheet- ing cotton, In size for twin or Street Floor $1.39 Philippine Gowns Round. V and square ne Cap and sleevele: st In white, flesh and peach nainsook, handmade and hand sieeveless, Sizes 16 and 17. Bargain Aisle Men's 69c Work Shirts, 2 for ‘ Well made Blue Chambray Shirts, with double-stitched seams. two pockets and at- tached collar. Stzes 14': to 1615. Silk-and-Rayon Hose 2 Prs. for Women's Silk-a n d-rayon Hose, with square or pointed neels. Perfect. Popular shades. § Street Floor $1 | E—EEIEEEIIEEE—EEEE:—EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE WASH SUITS i -.( linen, 1..m4‘ oth an Peggy cloth, Button-on and styles, flapper short sleeves. Street Floor NGS Richard Hudnut's Three Flowers Face Powder, Per- .fume and Lipstick. all for $1 Lux Toilet Soap for Smooth Skin, 12 for.....$1 $1.25 and $1.50 Toliet Wa rs, well-known brands. ¢ Melba Lov'Me Fi wder and 50c Jar Melba e Cream, both for....s1 $5.00 Ganor Boxed Set. cream, perfume, T Sureet Floor Men’s 79¢ Unicn Suits, White Checked Nainsook Suits with tafed armholes webbing and yoke back. Sizes to 46. $1.25, $1.39 & $1.59 Crackel Lamp Shades mwodery novelties tor in I’x_'x\m s rayon frogs. All sizes Men'’s Shirts, 2 for Broken lots, assorted pat- terns. Collar’ attached. = All ; 14 to 17, but not in very kind Street Floor $1.25 Lamp Stands Metal Stands for bridge l:\» ble or junior floor lamps. decorated twisted metal. $1 Misses’ Silk Hose, 2 Prs. for Pure Thread Silk Hose, from top to toe. Slight ir- regulars in all shades. Silk-and-Rayon Hose 3 Prs. for Pointed-heel shades. Slight $ 69c Women’s Union Suits 2 for 1 Hose, in all gulars. Forest Mills Suits, with band top and shell or tight knees, also closed styles. Regular and extra sizes. Silk Hose, 4 Pairs for Women's Thread Silk Hose, with seamed back and lisle top. Black, white and gray. Perfect quality. Buster Brown Hose, 5 Prs. for Children’s Ribbed Hose, in black. white, cordovan, Rus- sian calf and grain; all sizes; also derby-ribbed mercerized hose, In broken sizes Rayon Underwear Women's rayon double l‘\- tra size chemise, and bloomers. 31, Street Floor. sa Children’s Umbrellas $149 Prult of the Loom, Craveneite and Bradford Cloth Reinproof Umbrellas, in blue, red, green and black. Fancy handles. 4 Street Floor . NOTIONS CRETONNE style, n tonne, 39¢; $159 & S149 STAMPED BED- SPREADS of unbleached musiin or erinkled cloth. Basket de- @7 PILLOWS—Square guy\ -colored cre AP SANITARY 12 in box; 6 boxes $l S of uampm linene; green, tangerine, blue» $l rose and white. 2 for.... 25¢ GLASS TOWEL simple designs. Blue, green and gold borders. 6 for 59¢ FLARE APRONS, stamped on unbleached muslin, made up $1 end bound. 2 for RUBBER . 63c HOUSEHOLD APRONS, with two porkm $1 Neatly trimmed. 2 for Street Floor 1,400 Men’s Shirts Every Shirt Perfect Quality shirts in every way. "Tailored of genu- ine broadcloth, novelty broadcloth, rayon-stripe broadcloth, rayon-stripe woven madras and novelty madras. Collar-attached, collar-to-match and nec band styles. White, plain colors, fancy patterns. sizes 14 to 17 ; extra sizes 1715 to 20. Street Floor Sensational Dollar Day Values in Women’s and Men’s SLIPPERS Felt Slippers, 2 Pairs for Special lot women's felt slippers with elk soles. In assorted. colors. All sizes. Comfortable able. and service- Women’s Rayon Slippers, Pair Handsome and comfortable rayon stippers with - elk soles. Popular colors, All sizes. A wonderful bar- gain. Women’s Kid Slippers, Pair Men s Sl 50 to $2. 50 l’a;amas 2 for § Men’s 75¢ and $1.00 GOLF HOSE 2 PAIRS FOR Excellent quality 1 16 to ulars, 20. mercerized Goif Hos in medium weight, and other v patterns in & wide range of color com- binations. cuffs, Sizes 12, Cotton sleeve 36 to 44. 39¢ and regulars, Street Floor 1%, In Fashions of High Distinction and Fabrics of Worthy Quality 2 FOR 14 Cemnlete range of sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 44, 46 to 50. Values instantly recognized as exceptional—even among the ever-exceptional values for which King's Palace is celebrated! These dresses and ensembles possess every feature and workmanship to commend them to s to dress to look her best. Cre- ated of the better weaves of georgette, flat crepe, crepe Romaine, Canton crepe and crepe de chine. of fabric, sty the woman who wan PRINTS and plain colors. ties in: Fashions include novel- Smart Drapes Rows of Ruffles Flounces Bolero Jackets Ensembles Hollywood Ties Fancy Pleatings Side Bows Second Floor Carnival Necklaces The unique new necklace with ten strings of tiny man. ufactured pearls twisted to- gether. Red, yellow, blue, orchid, grey and green, Street’ Floor Leather Handbags Underarm and pouch bags, nicely lined and fitted with purse and mirror. Morocco, calf and alligator grain in black, tan and brown. Street Floor belt. Worth $2, $2.50 and $3 Favorite Modes Fresh From New York —In a Sensational Dollar Sale Black kid one-strap and bondoir stvles. These have leather soles and rubber heels, Sizes 4 to 8. ‘The 1ons! Mate straws, az and felts Newe: a style fo AND ALL Men’s Felt Slippers, Pair Well-made, comiortable felt slip- with elk soles. All sizes. Second Floor 2 ) wonderful array of models, materials and eolors constitutes a ccmplete review of Spring millinery fash- All Head Sizes rlals luclude faucy straws, fine hemps, pedaline ure straws, halbraids and other favored straws st close-fitting models in a world of variations— T €very woman's tastz and personality. BLACK COLORS. Street Floor s 16 to 19. Also in bnma th and flan 3 Perfe Men’s $1.50 Union Suits Medium and Heavy Wi Ribbed and ankle cuffs, Men's 39¢ Socks, 4 pairs for 50c Socks, slight 1r- Fancy patterns in rayon and lisle. Women's $2 to $4 Slip -on _Sweaters, in a variety of at- tractive styles. Round or V neck: Plain colors stripes and _combi- nations. Sizes 2‘4 All-wool and Wool-and-rayon ght with to 42. No. C. O. 11 sales final. Bargain Aisle Sizes Suj 1 $ Sizes 10 to $1 face pow- tollet water and $1 Chamoi-suede Gloves 2 Prs. for Women's Fancy-cuff Fab- ric Gloves, in all shades. 1 $1.50 & $2 Silk Gloves Women's Kayser Fancy- cuff Silk Gloves and Misses’ Van Raalte Silk Gloves, per- fects and {irregulars Al colors. Street Floor $1.25 Napara Rugs 7x54 size, in plain and Per- slan patterns. fine wool rugs. They look like 28¢ Cretonne, 6 yards Yard-wide Cretonne, large and small floral in and modernistic patterns on light and dark grounds. $1.00 Window Shades, 2 for Seconds, of Otlled" Opaque Shades, in white, ecru and green, with guaranteed spring rollers, 69c Hall Runners, 2 yds. for 1 50c Floortex, 3 sq. yds. for Yard-wide Certaintee Floortex Hall Runner, heavy felt base. Perfect. d with Certainteed Felt-base Floor Covering, perfect quality. in patterns for every room. Bring measurements. Dollar Sale of 500 TOILET PIECES In Manufactured Pearl and Amber. Replenish the boudoir with beautiful and ser- viceable articles at a matchless low price! The purchase of a maker’s surplus of fine manufactured pearl and amber ware includes novelties in: Hair Brushes Combs Shoe Horns Photo Frames Buffers Hand Mirrors Hair Receivers Street Floor Trays In Regular and Extra Sizes Excellently made uniforms in muslin and cham- bray, tailored with thorough care. rose, green Straightline style with long sleeves, two pockets and Sizes 36 to 44, 46 to 50, In white, blue, and orchid, with white pointed collars. Second Floor. $2.00 Full-fashioned All-silk Chiffon Hose, with pointed heels. Irregulars of a celebrated make. All colors. $2.00 Outsize Fuli-fashioned Service- welght Silk Hose, with short garter welt. Irregulars of a famous brand. Popular shades. $1.5 P‘\lfl-fnshmnfd All-silk Chiffon and Service-weight Hose, with pointed or square heels. Irregul Perfect Quality Full-fashioned Service- weight Stlk Hose with short garter welt. New Spring shades. Street Floor Nail Files Atomizers Women’s $1.50 Uniforms Women’s $1.50, $2.00 SILK HOSE $1.59 Ruffled Curtains 1,000 pairs of these popular tie-back and criss-cross ruffied curtains at one dollar a patr, In plain white and ecru, also with ruffied borders in rose, blue, gold and green. Third Floor $1.50 Rayon Cushions® Beautiful and practical rayon cushions in various attractive shapes. Trimmed with ruffies. Filled with new cotton, Third Floor » $ $ $ $ Cuticle Scissors 1 69¢c Middy Blouses, 2 for White Jean Middles, regu- lation style, with pocket and tie slash. Sizes 6 to 20. 59¢ Children’s Gowns, 2 Porto Rican Gowns, made of nainsook, in white, flesh and peach. Handmade and hand embroldered. Sizes 6 to 14. Infants’ Garments, 3 for White Flannelette Gowns, L s 1= and Kimonos, with shell edge. Sizes 6 months to 2 years. Baby Dresses, 2 for 59¢ Nainsook Dresses, with embroidery and lace yokes, and tucked and embroidery- trimmed skirts. Sizes 6 months to 2 ¥ 59¢ Baby Plllows, 2 for Kapok-filled Pillows, cov- ered with pink or blue sateen. $1.25 Infants’ Dresses Madeira Handmade Dresses of white nainsook, hand em- broidered with scalloped or hemmed bottoms. Sizes 6 months to 2 years 59¢ Children’s Underwear 2 for Muslin pajamas, gowns. combinations and p; - Sipe. primmed ‘with lace and r'mbrmd( Ty, Sizes 6 to 14 years. $1.39 Children’s Sweaters Slip-over Sweaters, in nov- elty stripes. with solid-color borders. Sizes 26 and 28. Second Fioor $1.50 Girdles Side-hooked model of rayon materfal with wide elastic side panels and four hose support- ers. Sizes 26 to 32. 69¢ Brassieres, 2 for Side and back hook models, in medium and long lengths. Of rayon stripe material with c insets, Sizes 32 to 46. $1.50 Rayon Gowns K rayon, tai- lored or lace trimmed. Flesh, peach and green. Bungalow Aprons, 2 for Regular and extra sizes. In fancy prints with piping pocket and belt. Bargain Aisle. Stripe Bandeaux, in sizes 32 | to 40. s puih I-li-“-li-‘-"-tl—l biad Tpioh” pekih peih peiid T peid e o e———| 0| e——3]| 0| ——=3| 0| c——= | o] ——] 0] i————|ol——[o]lc———jolc——————[o]Jc———|n]c——|alc—xg 59¢ Undermuskns, 2 for Gowns, chemise, bloomers . and step-ins, of muslin, voile, sateen and crepe. White and colors. Second Floor Costume Slips, 2 for White muslin and pastel i shades, in novelty materfals. Lace and embroidery trimmed or hemstitched. Sizes 36 to 44. Second Floor Men’s 75¢ & $1 FANCY SHORTS 2 for Men's well made broadeloth shorts, in a varlety of fan patterns. Al siz 30 to 38. Get a sup ply at a saving! Street Floor piah puiid $1 Silk Gloves, 2 Prs. for Women's 2-button Mila- | nese Silk Gloves, irregulars New Wooden Jewelry 60-inch and choker style in red, blue and of a celebrated make. $1.35 Mop Cnmb;lnlwn Oil Mop and two 60c novelties green. | Cheese Cloth, 15 Yds. for Three grades for different Put, up In sealed | packages. | $2 to $4 Stamped Pieces Hand - embroidered models, consisting of curtains, aprons, vanities, rompers, scarfs, card covers and baby dresses. Street Floor = ECONOMY — DREss secTiON New Purchase Of Those Wonderful | uses. DRESSES | | | | 395 —Silk Crepe Dresses | —Light O’Day Prints Adding additional drawing power to this amazingly successful new first floor department with a fresh purchase of hundreds of charming | Spring dresses to scll at this sensa= | | | tionally low price ‘The styles of the hour in the | modes of the season! All colors and combinations. Sizes 14 10 20, 36 to 42 and 44 to 50. Cotton Charmeuse $2.89 Dresses Guaranteed to wash or you get a new dress. New foulard prints in all colors. Trimmed with flat crepe or satin. Sizes 38 to 54 for women of Smart New Dresses 200 beautiful Spring dresses in flat crepe, georgette and Canton crepe— in plain colors, novelty prints and combinations. Sizes 14 to 20, 36 10 50. Street Floor ’ g} o} | I ’ | | fl_