Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1929, Page 23

i Lot and Bpurt of warm weather . .. all meant brisk business. remainders, odd lots ‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Remnant Day Consequently and broken sizes we found a wonderful col- bppers know, small lots and broken sizes must go—so we marked f the Fridays to get downtown as early as you can! argains. very pen fully guaranteed! 81 Fountain Pens ough we've mr $ SOC ‘11 know d them for tl maker ese are wonderful values for pded the. ch pen is fully guaranteed and ill give you plenty of good ce. Main Floor A one-day special! .98 Hoover Aprons flation uniforms [Hoover aprons of le broadcloth and pink, blue or 46. leg cloth; or . col- chambray; all fade; short or sleeves; white, Ins all sizes 16 to 300 Betty Maid pronettes . . . Friday 'ming little affairs rosebud dimity, H bottoms with c hgs of contrasting s, They are reversible, sleeveless are in small, medium and large 1 lawns and white ty; plain or scal- Third Ploor 95 Birdseye Diapers Hemmed... Friday Only dozen hemmed 1 .19 fers; in sanitary d packages. ots’ $5.95 Tweed Coats Eweed coa 7 ell made, of fine es, in sizes 3 to 6 years; aiso & few coats at this price. $1.95 Straw Hats, $1 styles of fine navy and red straw, pn trimmed; sizes 2 to 6. bl and $1.25 Organdie Bonnets, 69¢ te and colors; lace and ribbon trim- Bll fresh and new. Third Floor Thereare Lovely stockings of extra fine gauge chiffon weave, $1 .50 Full-Fashioned Silk Hose and very elastic, All of high-grade Japanese silk, Tmp of four splendid styles that are remark- i det Sh Women’s $1.95 Cadet Sheer . . Pointed Heel Hosiery Full fashioned, of course, and silk from top to toe. with Van Dyke pointed heel, double sole and rein- 1 ‘33 forced toe. In mystery, white, sun blush, sun bronze and gun metal. All sizes. locks geners]l wear garter welt A won able for this Pure ulk wnh dainty I Silk net hose for Sorvm weight . . . Shee: k from top to toe. Popular eolon——cll fruh, new and perfeet. Main Floor Palmolive Soap, 6 for Only a limited quantity, so come early to get Get some to “keep that school girl your share. complexion!” $#1 Cheramy Toilet Water 59¢ A delightful toilet Jjasmin, rose, violet, muguet odors. $1 St. Denis Bath Salts, 59¢ A limited quonmyl Assorted odors; generous size bottles. llac ‘snd 37¢ $3.-Size Perfume, 69¢ Rose, violet, narcisse and bouquet odars. Imported Leon perfume. 50c-Size Vegetal, 29¢ :mn enly . ., . & very special Main Floor Special Purchase and Sale of 145 Room-Size Summer Rugs Offered for Friday only at these extraordinarily low prices reversible fiber rugs 9x12 Ft. $10.95 Value A rug that can be used on both sides showing the same or a dif- ferent pattern on either side; seven new patterns and colurm;s from which to choose. super-quality fiber rugs Room Size 9x12 Ft. = 1) Shown in 15 beautiful new 1929 patterns and designs. Suitable for living or dining rooms. Made of heavy, durable serviceable fiber that will give years of hard service. X On Sale 2nd Floor n extraordinarily special lot of Summer needs 'or, the home, cottage or bungalow, offered for Friday only at this low price P Curtains and Drapes P Special Prices for Friday ovelty colored ruffled curtains alanced ruffle voile curtains itched wide border voile Poile ruffled curtains with rayon edges oss voile curtains with rayon olored edges Novelty cretonne sofa cushions Bay-side or Bar Harbor colorful ‘retonne cushions nciled washable crash tablecovers Choice 85c¢ fashable stencil crash pillowslips olored valance ruffle curtains Remember these are for Friday only . . . get what you need tomorrow! $1 and §$1.25 Gloves Of imported 69c Milanese lisle Pair in popular styles Fine light-weight gloves—ideal for warm weather because they are so light and-they launder so easily. In pull-on and attractive turn-back cuff styles: popular colors—suntan, Alesan, beige, pearl, white with black. And if you like suede Jabries, see these $1 Gloves Double woven, light weight c varieties 2 Pairs, $1 Pull-on, two-clasp, bandelette and cuff stylés; wanted shades, but broken sizes...which. is why we reduced them so drastically. Main Floor, D. C; THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1929. riday Bargains [ 2% PALAIS ROVAL | TELEPHONE MAIN 8780 Extra special for Friday only 5,000 Yds. Beautlful printed all silk flat crepe; superior quality plain all silk flat crepe—in complete color range AlLSilk Printed Chiffon A double reason for this wonderful offering. day of the month. Buy liberally, it will be worth your while. Remarkable 1-Day Sale of Woolens $1.98 Values for An opportunity like this is indeed unusual: Choose from the following: S4-inch tweed There are years of satisfactory service in every piece! $7.50 Holloware All in the handsome Dolly Madison pattern This is a2 well liked reproduction of the 98 early American style; . the pieces are heavily silver plated in butler finish...any one of these pieces would make an ideal June wedding wift. Vegetable dishes, meat plat- ters, chop dishes, ice buckets, fruit bowls, gravy boats, serving trays, beverage shakers and other pieces. $1.25 Salt and Peppers, $1 Two heavily-plated shakers; new de- signs; assorted sizes; hammered, en- graved or dull finish. $3.95 Candlesticks, 2.98 Sterling silver; bright finish; comsole astyle; wide base; -squat style. $1.88 Indestructible Pearls, 1.29 Lustrous, lovely necklaces in choker style, festoons_and 15, 16 and 24 inch lengths. Imitation, of course. $5.95 and $6.95 Wrist Watches, 4.89 Boys' strap watches, 6-jewel move- ted numerals, nickel cases; plated cases, 6-jewel movement; com- plete with ribbon band. $2.95 Rhinestone Evemng Bags, 249 Black and white silk with rhinestones on one side; envelope style and very attractive. They'll make charming graduation gifts. $4.95 Beaded Bags, 3.78 In _beautiful pastel shades and lovely designs; mounted on metal frames with chain handles to match; deep fringe; silk lined. Main Floor $21.50 Gladstone Bags, 13.95 entuine cowhide in brown or with strong handles, and Neatly blac center and two end locks. lined; center compartment, $1725 Leather Grips 13.50 Of black leather with two handles. Strong, well made grips, light to carry, center and two end locks; well lined and good size. $4.50 Dupont Grips, 3.29 In black or brown; neat size to carry over week end or overnight trips: nicely lined; side pocket. Leather Goods—Main Floor Prettify gour new frock! $1.25 Flowers Beautiful trmlmg evening flowers in all the bright Summer shades; flowers of organdie or velvet, for shoulder or waistline. $7 Metal Cloth, 595 Yd. Gold and silver metal cloth; 36 inches wide; for slips, costumes "and millinery needs. $10.95 Metal Lace Flouncings, 7.95 Yd. Silver and gold metal lace; 36 inches wide; for evening dresses and millinery. Trimmings—Main Floor $1.98 Plain & Printed Silks 48 Yd. All-Silk Chiffon Taffeta It's a Friday Special and the last For One Day Only Tomorrow Friday 75¢ A B C Fabric, Yd. Such an opportunity sel- 26 dom occurs; complete color assortment. Second Floor Note this price is for one day only . . . tomorrow! 300 Pieces $2.98 and $3.50 Silk Underwear Friday Only S 368 Attractively made pieces, either trimmed with fine imported laces, ribbons, nets and French flowers, or tailored with that simplicity many women prefer. In regular sizes only. chemises dansetts princess slips step-ins $5.98 Brocaded Rayon Kimonos Friday...3.98 Becoming boudolr shades, made in the popular coat style, with set-in sleeves: deep border of contrasting colors; full ard roomy. 300 Philippine Nightgowns—handmade Friday only, 88c Of snowy nainsook, all handmade, em- broidered and scalloped, with various becoming necklines: also some Porto Rican gowns in white and colors. Third Floor—Lingerie $3.95 and $5.95 Blouses at 2.95 Dress blouses. . .sport blouses. . -plain silks...gay prints. . you'll find ev erythmg here in this important group' W omen who want a couple of extra blouses for suits, sport costumes and separate skirts should see these! Blouses—Third Floor 75¢, $1 and $1.50 models H&W Sport Belts Made of attractive 59 materials in novelty weaves, these splen- did little belts are all the well known H & i W make and are real 75c to $1.50 values, Corsets—Main Floor $3.95 and $5 models women’s knitted all-wool Bathing Suits This is a special pur-, 2 95 chase and an advance sale of just the sun: you'll see on beaches this Summer ! Good colors; all wool, knitted suits. Sportswear—Third Floor 0dds and Ends Left Over From Our Great May Sale Have Been Repriced to Move Quickly Friday Timely Specials in Furniture—Friday Only 48 Folding Lawn Benches, 1.59 Natural finish; 42 inches long; an unusual value. | 2 High Chairs, 1.98 Oak finish; very special. 7 Magazine Racks, 2.95 Red or parchment decorated; greatly reduced. 18 Clothes Poles, 1.75 Mahogany finish; substantially built: a good buy at this price. $188 Dinetfe Suites $106 Only 5 of them; 7 pieces in suite; walnut veneer and gum- wood: Friday only at this price. 3 Overstuffed Living Room Chairs, 18.75 Left out of broken suites; marked very low. 3 Colonial Type Spool Beds, 17.20 Full size, antique mahogany- finish ; exactly 34 price. 7 Smoking Stands, 3.98 Solid mahogany; 3 separate ash trays; a charming stand less than 14 price. 2 Bedroom Chairs, 5.98 Antique maple with cane seat; leit out of suite. 6 Chifforobes, 29.50 Walnut-veneer figured and gum- wood; left out of suite and marked very low. 9 Wooden Beds, 19.50 walnut-veneer and gum wood; full size; left out of bedroom suite, 1 Dressing Table Bench Ivory enamel; cane seat; slightly chipped. 2 Colonial Highboys $116 Chippendale; solid mahogany; an unusual buy. finish e —— 59¢ to 79c Wash Dresses| e Downstairs Store mported Porto Rican Gowns Friday Only ed nainsook in white or pastel 1s necklines and yokes; dered with vines and flowers; just three to a customer, Downstairs beau- 39¢c Store A Special Purchase for Friday Selling of Men’s Novelty Friday Only kervative colors; b 1115, en’s Athletic Shirts and Shorts, 2 for 69¢ B! and comfortable, even girls are pg 'em; shorts in novelty prints and colors: sizes 28 to 42: special, 2 for hirts of fine white cotion and sleeve- izes 30 to 46. Special, 2 for 69c. Downstairs Store a variety of neat patterns; htly imperfect, but nothing to affect wear; sizes Rayon Socks 29c Boys'_ZSc % Sport Hose Friday Only, 19¢ Novelty checks in practical colors ; sizes 714 to 1044, Some irregulars. Downstairs Store Special Selling Friday $1.49 to $1.98 Hats for miss, flap- per or matron; large range of col- ors and head sizes; Millinery we bought the en- tire lot from one manufacturer to sell at this low price. Friday only. Downstairs Store Our Entire Stock Mello Art & Imperial Word Rolls Friday Only 3 for $1 All the biggest hits right off Broad- way—Honey, My Sin, You Were Meant For Me, Do Something, Broadway Mclody T'll Always Be In Love With You, Desert Song and many others; reduced for Fri- day only. Downstairs Store Clearance $1 to $1.25 Friday Only Hundreds of cool sum- mery dresses, of prints miss or matron; colors c suit every taste; various necklines; various sleeve odds and ends - dliced right from our owh stock, $1.59 Flat Crepe u) o( nmenu o! tgo R crepe—the new i rl c 80 well; soft pastel lhldu gowns, step-ins and shorts in $2.98 & $3.98 Leatherette Wash Frocks and dimities; lt:lel for }mh& light and dark grounds; some Underwear, Friday Only that wears and washes Downstairs Store Raincoats blu: and green and sizes 8 to 16; they're fine for camping or Summer- outings; _solled, of course, otherwise they wuuld not be closed out at this lot price. Friday Only They're pretty stylcs, they're good wash- able colora, they're sturdy fabrics and they're just the dresses to save the little girl’s good dresses and they're reduced 39c for clearance tomorrow ; some with panties ; sizes 2 to 6 and 7 to 12. Downstairs Store Great Reductions In Toilet Goods 500 Boxes Perfume and Face Pow- der—in fancy boxes; made to sell at 59c; only 2 sold to a person while 200 Bottles Lilac Vegetal—the regu- lar o;)c dsm; to: be cgnsed out Friday at an unheard of price 17¢ 73 Hot.water Bomeo—fa:e size; seconds of regular $1 19 grades; to go Friday at.. c\ 1 Lot Boys' Slip.over Sweaters— Js;cquaéds\lvegvi 5 prevncg_u]y marked c and $1, but to go Fri- day “at 50c¢ If you purchase any of these items tomorrow. you'll save greatly Downastairs Store - Flapper Dolls —50 of them; mthdrelal t::hyrecent!y ‘marke $! SOC 100 Ladies' Pocketbooks—various B8 Ey e 69C 500 Pes. Toilet Artlclllev—a mis- cellaneous group to sell out 8C Friday at, each 1 Lot Men’s Dress Shirts—they're soiled, but they're -fine shirts at this price. day only 400 Men's Aratex Semi-Soft Col- lars—the well known Aratex col- fars to be sold Friday only, -5 while they last, each..... & “Downstairs Store ® GEORGES LEWYS, | New York, charges Eugene O'Neill, dramatist, with plagiarism in a suit for $1,250,000 damages. She alleges O'Neill stole the plot of the dramatic success, | “The Strange Interlude,” from her | novel, “The Temple of Passas-Athenae.? ~—Associated Press Photo. COURT RULES VIRGINIA |'Article Is Legitimate in Interstate | Commerce, but Illegal Under State Law. { By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, Va., 30.—Judge Julien Gunn of the Clty Clreun Court | here yesterday ruled that malt is a legitimate article in interstate com- merce and can not be seized in transit by Virginia prohibition officers. Possession of malt, however, is illegal | under the State law. Judge Gunn’s decision was given in | the case of the Chilton Malting Co. against the Commonwealth of Virginia and was accompanied by an order di- recting the State of Virginia to re- imburse the Chilton Co. in the aum of $1,218.64, with interest from today. The amount represents the value of 420 sacks of malt seized by suu prohibi- tion officers in transit in 1 Friday and Saturday Rattles, Mennen’s Powder, Children’s Stork Castile Soap, dren’s Hose, etc...., Shoes, Girls’ Organdy and Small sizes; Baby Hats, Dresses, Headwear, Baby Bonnets, etc.... ... MAY NOT SEIZE MALT| Baby Shirts and Bands, ELDERLY PHYSICIAN HELDINDEATH QuIZ Torso Found Near Los An- | geles Identified as Divorcee | He Planned to Wed. | | By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, May 30.—Dr: Prank P. Westlake, elderly physician, was de- tained for questioning here yesterday following the identification of & woman's torso found in the Los Angeles River last April as that of Mrs. Laura B. Sutton. Authorities learned that Dr. West- lake had been - associated closely with Mrs. Sutton, a divorcee, who dis- appeared from her home here last March 28. Joint Account Kept. Capt. William Bright, chief of the | sheriff’s homicide detaii, asserted the physician had profited financially by the disappearance of Mrs. Sutton. Checkbooks hidden in the garage of Frank M. Westlake, son of the physi- clan, showed the father had kept a joint bank account with Mrs. Sutton. Dr. Westlake admitted he and Mrs. Sutton had planned to marry. He de- nied all knowledge of her whereabouts and said he was as anxious as any one to locate her. | Identification of the | pleted to the satisfaction of ties by microscopic examination | severed head, which was found several weeks after the torso was recovered. Deed to Lot Disappears. Capt. . Bright eaid & deed to & resi- dential lot, valued at $2,500, conveyed to the physician by Emerson DeGroff, brother of Mrs. Sutton, has dl.l.:fl»und_ The deed and $750, DeGroft , were given to Dr. Westlake to care for under a “gentlemen’s agreement.” ‘The fact that he planned to wed Mrs. Sutton made him feel free to remove her effects to his home after she dis- appeared, Dr, Westlake said. According to Egyptian phon shop proprietors, nearly 40 per m their sales are of Arabic songs, 30 cent of American dance and no numbers, and about 25 per cent of oper- atic selections, mainly Italian. At the Juvenile Shop . 7 7 End-of-the-Month Clearance Baby Socks, Chil- 10 Straw Voile Boys’ Pillow Tops, In- fants’ Underwear, Union Suits, Silk Carriage Straps, Organdy Hand-Embroidered Madeira Pillow Slips, Hand-Embroidered Silk Baby Shoes, Combinations and Slips. and Games ...... 50 Asst. Wash Dresses. included 6 White Silk Dresses. soiled 8 Wool Plaid Skirts. Sizes years to 14. Regular $5.95 Sizes 8 to 14. Regula: Regular $3.95 Value o Size 8 Girls’ Assorted Summer He:dwenr Voile and Other Fancy Dresses. 45 Pairs Assorted Children’s Shoes. . 10 Girls’ Ensembles, Tweed, Sizes 8 29 Girls’ Silk and Celanese Frcoks— 20 Wool Sweaters — Sizes 32 to 36. Rompers, Small Tables and Chairs, Rayon Sizes 2 to 12; Felt Berets, Baby Brush and Comb Sets, Assorted Toys 30 Girls’ and Boys' Wool Spring Coats. 25 Girls’ Rain Coat Sets. Sizes 10 to 14. | Sizes 8 to 14. Lucette and other well known makes slightly 4 to 14. 30 Asst. Infants’ Sweaters and Cape‘s 49 Higher Pnced Boys’ Suits. 1to 10 SIZS; $2.00 $2.00 - $2.00 Value r $5.95 Value. n All Remaining Girls’ and Boys’ Wool Spring Coats —AIll Sales Final— runschiqgs E Street Corner 8™