Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1929, Page 26

NEGROES ARRANGE ™= s MEMORIAL SERVICE = e 2 Years in Office. By the Assoclated Press. The man who probably has had more night in Honor of Act Cre- | "k irants el Aubian oo * - A Most Unusual Collection of Delightfully Dainty Garments for ating National Building. |3 aha {5 wnom cusiody of such memorial bullding in recognition of the | ShIPMmeNt 1o Bistory, when he, trans: Celebration Will Be Held To- |, The man e prob e onypody i urer of the United States, who for 23 sums as billions of dollars was a routine , , ® affair, N To commemorate the recent act of | Mr. Thiel, at the beginning of the ---“ Congress which prqvided for a national [ War, handled perhaps the largest gold y Negro's contribution to American prog- Tosa viehory celabraston will be_held T oincre e | tonight at the Metropolitan A. M. E.[SUPHELSury ‘o de o) “thy 4 % Church, M street between Fifteenth and | o€, oS, TEERH o e Trey, Sixteenth streets, under auspices of the of the banking and brokerage firm of ! A AL e e . M. J. Meehan & Co., members of the Many fraternal and patriotic organi- gations have been invited to participate, | NEW York Stock Exchange. He will including the Order of Elks, Knights of | 0Pen offices here. Jerusalem, United Spanish War Vet- - e erans, the District National Guard and| A new child-guidance clinic is to be the James E. Walker and James E.|opened in London. Europe polsts‘ Axlrx\crlcun chxion. 88 Well | =—————————————— as several auxiliary organizations. A i detachment of service men from Wash- co pected to be present. A musical pro- IMPROVED .+ « QUICKLY gram will be rendered by the choir of Metropolitan Church. The public has Look Fit! BeAlive! | Get rid of that pasty, been invited. Speakers have been scheduled as fol- | sallo w, blemished complexion! Instead lows: Justice Wendell P. Stafford of the Distrct Supreme Court; Rev. Wal- er H. Brooks, pastor of Ninetgenth Street Bapiist Church; Representative| Of Spending many dollars on fancy M. H. Thatcher of Kentucky, and| creams and skin lotions, buy a 25¢ “Matt” Henson, the Negro Arctic ex-| DKE. of Carter’s Little Liver gpills plorer, who accompanied Commodore| and remove the constipation poi- | If you think the mode -1 mother is any lesé concerned about the right things for her family than her mother befére her, you should come to the Infants’ Section on Thursdays! It’s full of gay, happy, efficient young mothers, who know that Junior and Little Sister are healthier and happier and thrive better when com- fortably, suitably dressed ... and who've discovered that this is a wonderful place to get exactly what the youngsters need . . . and get it at less money than elsewhere, too! - Quilted pads. ..18x34...2 for $1 Flannel bands..........4 for $1 Pillowcases ..........4 for $1 Kapok pillows, pink and blue, 2 for $1 Pink and blue baby blankets, 2 for $1 Flannelette kimonos ....2 for $1 Handmade Madeira Dresses Flannelette Gowns, 1 to 3 years, 2 for $1 Infants’ rubber pants, pink and white ... 4 for $1 Flannelette diapers, 27x27. .1.59 ‘White rubber sheets, with eyelets, 18x%27 covveriennnennss2 for $1 Hand-embroidered madeira bibs, 2 fi 1 - 2 gertrudes s Little Baby Blankets L baty xoeb All-Wool Sweaters Receiving blankets 1 baby powder 5 pink or blue; all sof 2 vanta wash cloths Gay wool sweaters in and new and in vari- C Handmade and hand- , will relat of his iences. in flesh, maize, embroidered, with scal- 89C Phabyifs slipover styles; fine for 1 2 il LB ~‘goA.rnom; tl‘:ee ;?g‘n:inenb ct’t’i(geex:sen;;:o _mmzs_ml’nés_ peach and green. Lots of styles loped neck, hem and 1 r;vce,“f’l blanket boys or girls; new pat- ° SchesAaaiorted de i STAAE have indigated_their intention of at-|~gAVEMONEYON STORAGE.CALR | ...and 1 to 3 years, sleeves; fine and dainty— 1ving Olankei terns and colors; a fine tending are Vice President Charles Cur- | for wee tots. Unusual values. For 1 rubber sheet assortment and splendid values. 1 to tis, Senator Burton of Ohio, Dr. Mor- “ lTH’s one day only. 3 years. FIRE-PROOF, | decai W. Johnson, president of Howard 'Bm\'efi‘sit}'; Bishop Willlam F. Mec- owell; Gen. Frank T. Hines, director of the United States Veterans’ Bureau; T o RAG E / . Prof. John R. Hawkins; Isaac Gans, LOCAL 8 LONG DISTANCE MOVING AGENTS ALLIED VAN LINES = 1 A. Wetmore, supervising architect of = uper pecla s trfxeTTreasury, and Representative Taylor | 3 of Tennessee. = ! : GOtiers expected are Lieut, Col. U. S. Iy ! Extra Size Rayon 29 rant, 3d, director of public buildings 3 Undi I e e SO and public parks; David Lynn, archi- Chemises, step-ins, French panties and vests of tect of the Capitol; Dr. Emmett J. Scott, secretary-treasurer of Howard Univer- Coentex ‘rayon"—a new fabric that will not sity: Dr. Jason Noble Pierce, pastor of — First Congregational Church; 8. W. Tun. Clut full and roomy. Pastel shades. Rutherford, Dr. Anson Phelps Stokes, Third Floor. Prof, Garnet G. Wilkerson, first assist- Rugs s . $1.59 Novelty Pajamas. .. §1 ant superintendent of District public E o memberf_o_‘ _Cnngress. : Two-plece style; of broadcloth, crepe and nov- X -, elty prints in a special lot. Am'mtl;le el:’yln Canada Lists Imports From U. S. 2 ;'Y;Sr ;l?fi’o ’f_m' women and misses.—Lifgerie— pensive! And would be...if we = B = OTTAWA, Ontario. April 24 (®).— 1 T2 . Coal valued ‘at §50,200,281 was the chief | $1.10 Soap Spec:al. inaei% i g item imported from the United States CLEANED hadn’t bought them special- s f Lana Oil soap . | - . :?adleg?r'adch?:;fne%:lcog{xghdwn:bfirn?: cCoLD F f«::pc:::: Sells Tor 10c c-kg—md a 50c metal | Iy! Smart silk piques for . House of Commons. Other large items, STORAGEOFURS waste basket—both for this special price.— sports W e a r...sleeveless | he said, were raw cotton, $28012,471: R Totletries—Main Fioor. frocks with coats—perfectly : - i, $510543%, and. raw Fubber| O RO e Jergen’s Bath Soap— charming _afternoon _ dresses, $16,863,179. | PHONE NORTH 3343 S[)BCial 49¢ dinner frocks of flowered geor- Lty l'u;e'r'" a .xr;c.n;n; tatitabisks gettes, sports dresses with flan- will say when you see these fine B o 25¢ bath towel » + « all for 49c.—Main nel coats...just to mention a - values! They're all of lustrous few. it crepe de chine—save the tuck-in i PA[IAIS ROYAL 35c French Bath Soap. . 276 k" sy ot pastel, shedesic s pajamas, which are of silk pongee. et Gallet soap—carnation, violet, eau de :,rkgr tones, too . . . new com- They are beautifully trimmed with B ations . . - bertha frocks . . . , santal, rose, Chypre and lavender; or imported laces or simply tailored. :flws?; Cs:i(e! for $1.50—and this is very spe- tailored models . . . in youthful In white and pastel shades. and more conservative effects. cial!—Main Floor. \ Dresses—Third Floor 15¢ Washcloths, 3 for. . ...25¢ Sale of $1.35 to $1.65 Onyx Pointex Silk Hosiery A Prictical, 22-Piece Layette . . . Special 3 shirts 1 0.95 3 bands 3 binders 2 knitted gogons 4 s 2 dresse. Fine Voile Dresses . Robert E. Peary to the North Pole.| sons. Your skin should be bene- Adorable 1ittle the Pole was finally reached 20 years| All Druseists 25c and 75c red pkgs. fshed frocks... o Infants® Store—Third Floor Lovely pieces . . . and such exceptional values, too! Silk Lingerie 2.98 chemises—slips dansettes—bloomers step-ins—gowns tuck.in pajamas “What perfectly lovely things... and only $2.98!” that’s what you member of the Board of Education; Representative Wood of Indiana; James ~ Youthful Styles in Summer Dresses airy georgettes cool silk prints 95 attractive crepes - pretty novelty silks And not a frock in the whole col- lection that doesn’t look more ex- All in regular sizes . .. and some Only at this store in Washington can you get extra sizes included. these “style right” clothes Webster Suits all-wool clothes—with two pairs of trousers borders; kind that are always 15¢ aplece . . o now, 3 for 25c.—Toilet Goods—Main Floor, $1 Violets.........74c bunch Or gardenias . . . same price! Natural, meli or red‘:reuo violets—large bunches of linen or and velvet flowers; and gardenia triple 1 sxym—uuin Floor. Lingerie—Third Floor Daytime Frocks get them now—you'll be glad well tailored suits for long service and satisfactory wear 7.50 All the fabrics used in Webster clothes are all wool—no others will tailor so well—no others wear so satisfactorily. The new patterns , . . the new cheviots, cassimeres and worsteds are especially attrac- tive. snappy styles for young men . . . conservative models foo All suits with two pairs of trousers for longer wear; new two and three button models; some with the new Tattersall vests and one pair pleated and one plain trousers. In short... w..slim...stout and regular sizes. Men’s Store—Main Floor SN R v COMFORTABLE - and . unmistakably smart] . Dorotay Dopp Arch Conformer shoes are designed with an exclusive patented feature that scientifically relieves any unnatural strain on the feet and firmly supports the arch. But so good looking are their suavely fitting lines that their original purpose is only suspeéted when they ate agually worn. . Otber Dorotky Dodd models, $6 0 $12.50 e conrb% ‘ 18 PEDEO-FIT 39¢ Hairbows ...........29% ttle girl needs a new hair ribbon in tAhnedsmx!n Oe('[ood moire ribbon, with fancy brocade or Dresden borders; complete with hair clasp.—Main Floor. Girls’ $1.95 Sweaters. ...1.79 slip-on sweaters in gay stripes, plaids, ;mnlstfl and other effects; round and V necks; 7 to 14 years sizes—Third Floor. Girls’ Wash Dresses. . ... 141 is ali t wholesale cost! Broadcloths, ch?u‘:nbrly.s.mD?‘!inu, piques and other cottons in straightline and bloomer. 7 to 14 years—Third Floor, Women's $1 Union Suits— 2f0r.....cconnesiincsss Athletic suits; maker’s samples; mostly sizes 36 and 38; Polyanna and other good makes; ex- cellent values.—Main Floor. Women’s $1.25 to $1.75 Rayon Undergarments. .51 Gowns, chemises, combinations, teddies, panti step-ins, bloomers, briefs and dance sets, Jored and lace trimmed styles; pastel colors. Main Floor. Glove Silk Underwear. .. .51 Bodice style vests in pastel colors and a few silk bloomers in peacock blue. Samples discontinued lines. Every one perfect.—Main Floor. Novelty Heel Hosiery. .. .81 Pure thread silk, seamed back, of lustrous fin- ish; in black on gun metal, or dust color; every pair perfect.—Main Floor. Children’s Silk Bloomers— 200Y. . b i $1.25 and $1.50 kinds—samples; in pink, pearl nile; 4 to 8 year sizes; all first quality, of course.—Main Floor. Women’s $1.25 and $1.50 Sport Hose. . ... .. Sl Full fashioned: mercerized lisle and cotton; samples and discontinued styles; good values for this special price.—Main Floor, 59¢ Sports Socks, 2 for. ...51 For tennis, golf and sports wear—silk and ray- on, mercerized lisle and cotton and part wool; with fancy legs.—Main Floor. . $1.95 Novelty Heel Hose, 1.59 Beautiful service sheer hose, in smart Spring colors, with new designs in the popular novelty heels . . . shadow effects.—Main Floor. Smart Spring Ensembles— ORlY. Coil i S And the ensemble is the season’s dominating feature! These have cloth coats and silk frocks , . . or print frocks and plain silk crepe coats.. Many colors.—Third Floor. 12¢ Bias Tape, 2 pieces. . .16¢c e o e o Sexacty a¢ :h:l higher Drice.—Notions.—Main Floof. 25¢ Dress Shields. .. .....19% 3,000 pairs guaranteed dress shields; assorted sizes; with stitched lined covers; get & mmy for your Spring frocks.—Notions—Main Floor. 79¢ Scissors. ........59 pair [ In Two Styles | $ Every woman knows Onyx Hosiery— knows its splendid quality — and knows that it sells for the higher prices, too! These are two discon- tinued numbers. . .all full fashioned, all of pure thread silk. s Chiffon weight, silk to garter hem; ser- vice weight with mercerized garter welt; in black and popular Spring - colors. All sizes. Hosiery—Main Floor For One Day Only—Men’s B.V.D. Union Suits at these are regular $1.50 qualities C only three suits sold to each customer at this price These are the regular $1.50 B. V. D.’s and you save 55¢ on every suit! Wise men will come in and get all they need for Spring and Summer! Sizes 34 to 46...and remember this price is for one day only! No phone orders accepted. Men’s Store—Main Floor Mothers! We are Washington Headquarters for the famous Tom Sawyer ‘Wash Wear —this well known brand is to be found in Washington exclusively at the Palais Royal. Boys’ Wash Suits, 1.95 to 345 New arrivals; attractive styles; splendidly made garments; sizes 2 to 10 years. Boys’ Blouses, 98¢, 1.25, 1.50 Regular or button-on-style; sport collar or - collar attached kinds; in white and colors; of high-grade mattriail. s Boys’ Shirts, $1, 1.19, 1.50, 1.95 Like the other garments, these are also the well known Tom Sawyer brand; collar at- tached or sport styles; white and novelty ef- fects, Boys’ Store—Main Floor too, when warm weather comes! new piques new linens gay prints broadcloths satinettes 1.98 Cool, comfortable frocks . . . and smart, too—with clever fashion touches that make them more becoming. Of piques. linens, prints, broadcloths, satinettes and other novelty cottons in light and dark colors. Long...short...or no sleeves at all! Sizes for miss or matron. Wash Dresses—Third Floor Things you'll like to wear—attractive little gifts « « o all in this Sale of Jewelry Smart accessories, all at prices much below regular. $1 Rhinestone Pins Fascinating ornaments, set with sparkling, fine- cut white stones; use the pins for hat or shoulder ornaments or for brooches. $1 Novelty Necklaces, 77¢ Seed pearl necklaces...white chokers in braided style~also combinations of white and sapphire and the new and wanted colors in 5-strand necklaces. Crystal rondels in uniform bead chokers are also in this group. $2.95 and $3.95 Rhinestone Pins, $2.29 Pms in buckle style, set with flashing stones; with safety catches; also smaller pins that may be used for hat or shoulder pins. Jewelry—Main Floor These are the snake grained leathers that are so fashionable now New Handbags each bag one of our regular $2.95 numbers 2.49 In the smart gray and tan shades —snake grained leathers, and some snake and leather combinations. Pouch, envelope and O'Rossen styles; mounted on shell, metal and * self-covered frames with top and back strap handles. Some fitted, Handbags—Main Floor