Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1929, Page 25

THE EVENING day Bargains | it and Remnant Day ives the odds and ends and broken sizes! .That’s why these Fri- incomplete assortments and styles and colors of our most de- really sensational news about desirable, Friday Bargains things yow'll like to have on the bathkroom shelf or dressing table Toiletries 25c Societie la France Bath Salts, in assorted odors, for 25c 300 packages large size Lux Flakes. . Frida §1 Vivaudou, Mai'dor Powder, discontinued style. Friday SI size Meltba 'Fleurs 29c¢ ]P::l\:i‘er, in suntan shade. 69C 60 bottles $5 size Godet's Perfume, Chypre, Jasmin and Sirecbibes., 95¢ 50—79c Bath Brushes. 59C Bath Soap. Friday 18¢ powder and talc.../all for 50c Cheramy Lotion, slightly soiled. Friday 29c¢ Friday Tre Jur Summer specials, includ- Cocoa Cream Bath Soap. Toilet Goods—Main Floor new lot arrived e just in time for tomorrow 20c¢ Face white felts. . .dainty pas- hades—you'll love them rear with your prettiest er clothes. New, smart s, some with brims and without, and every 1 25¢ Veolay’s lmportcd many head- ing a 50c compact, a 50c hat a real Friday, 4 for. 25¢ Millinery—Third Floor A Special Lot Featured for Fr‘iday Only 2,000 Yards eautiful Cretonr.2s 24c 200 Cretonne Covered Cushions Friday Only, 77¢c each «of the best quality materials; various shapes and styles. Guaranteed Cedar Chests Triday Only, 8.88 —a large size, 36 inches long; well constructed. Opaque, Window Shades, Friday Only, 47¢ each —water color shades; on guaran- teed spring rollers. Second Floor Pcs. 75¢, $1, $1.39 Glassware Friday Only I 9 sets candy jars To add beauty to your garden ont dishes vases bs with handles = water sets Bird Bath and Stand Friday Only, 495 ‘and cracker dishes bd sandwich trays sational Offering Electric Washer —only a limited quantity at this price. S-pc. Mixing Bowl Set Friday Only, 65¢ set FPive convenient size bowls. Friday Only 44.50 $1, $1.49 and $1.89 Bread Boxes Friday, 69¢ Gnulnmd fnr Dflwe'f’u and we‘l Ponairacted: ‘washes clean llnd White enamel boxes; slightly dented, but clean and serviceable, $4.50 Manning & Bowman Electric Iron Friday Only Nationally ad- 2 95 ° vertised and nationally known ; limited quantity at tHis price. $35.50 Gurney Refrigerator Friday Only, 23.50 —only 2 of these 60-Ib, refrigerators; three-door type; cflicient in opera- tion. Fourth Floor bpportunity to select either mod- tic or conventional designs at this ually low price; suitable for beach 5, dresses, bags, as well as drap- , cushions, etc. A remarkable p worth far more than this special hy selling price. Make Fine Quality psquito Netting, $1 Bolt inches wide, 8 yards to the in black, green or white. - ing Materials, Friday Only 2ic yd. juded in '-hul special selling e ring ty Ruffled Curtai ., Friday Special, 88¢ pai In &nted styles; 'l'.h colored for entire wash than for few pieces by hand. PS Full Porcelain H De Luxe Gas Range Friday Only 2547 50 E xcep- beauty g construction; xttaordinary ul bakers. celain Table Top timely Summer mer- Just in time for week end card parties! New! Folding Card Tables led to pieces to get such good E 5 Jooking tables for this price! In red or green finish, with ship decoration in one corner; sturdy, too. Guaranteed Dress Shields, cotton covered, assorted sizes .Friday, pair 18¢ Sanitary Bloomers, with net tops, flesh color only mcr(uml and large sizes. 84c, 29or...... 180—49c Shoe Bags, with cight pockets; assqrted color:, sl CLEARANCE Odds&Ends Art Goods Finished Embroidered Models Friday Only, 25c each Bibs, towels, dnme< aprons, etc.; all reduced for clearance. 2 Groups Art Goods, Friday Only 89¢ “each Bags, rompers, pillow slips, towels, pillows, etc. Luncheon Cloths, Friday Only, 1.49 36-inch square cloths reduced for clearance; also some pillows, cases, aprons, crib spreads and purses at this price range; 2 wonderful groups. $1 Cretonne Pillows, Friday, 50c Slightly sofled; boxed styles; all large sizes, $1.29 Porch Hassecks Friday Only, $1 A Summer hassock made of straw; reduced for Friday only. §1 45.In. Stamped Luncheon Cloth Set, Friday Only, 49¢ Cloth and four napkins to match; stencilled designs; very simple to work. Second Floor Pretty as can be —you'll be tick- tea get yourself a good racquet for the Summer holidays Special: - Tennis Racquet wntl:i col:r:lli ::; mplete. 5 95 Friday .. this is a_special price and & special offer that. tennis fans will be quick to take advan- tage of! $1.89 Eastman Cameras . . . 1.50 About a hundred good Hawk- eye cameras at this special price. They take a clear pic- ture—size 2%x3%. Week-End Stationery Package ... 19¢c Each package contains 12 large sheets of white ripple finish stationery and 10 lined envelopes—just a handy pack- age to take along. Stationery—Main Floor use them to hold cigarettes or powder 50c Glass Jars Friday...29c Rose or green colored glass jars in an attractive style, with silver plated~ tops. They'd make nice gifts. Silverware—Main Floor ‘A Bargain Event in Silks for Tomorrow, F rtday 2, 500 Yds. $1.49 to $1.95 Plain and Printed Silks- Splendid quality pure silk flat crepe (washable and in 25 colors). All-silk printed flat crepe—in a variety of patterns. Allsilk. printed georgette—light and dark grounds. REMNANTS OF SILKS AT 34 to 4 yard lengths Here is a wonderful opportunity for decisive savings. We have gone through the stock and gathered hundreds of lengths all to be disposed -of at half price Friday, Bedding Dept. $3.50 Cottage Blankets, 2.88 —60x80-inch size; in the popular blue shade; suitable for camping, touring or Summer cottage use. 89 Pillow Ticks, 48c Ea. —guarantced {eather proof tick- ing: assorted patterns. $1.25 & $1.39 Quilted Table Padding, $1 Yd. —a good protection for table; 48 to 54 inch widths. your stripe launder $2.69 and $2.89 Quilted Mattress Protectors, 2.29 Ea. —protects your mattress and makes it better for sleeping; 438x76 and 54x76 inch size, Second Floor 25c Startex Toweling 6 yds. With colored borders; will and wear well. Part linen. $1.49 Breakfast Set, 1.19 —1 cloth and four napkins; neatly olored striped borders. All linen. éSc and 29¢c Turkish Towels 19¢ Each —uhite or_with‘colored borders; soft’ and absorbent. Tablecloths and Sets Y Off Regular Prices —including all_sizes and grades from $2 to $9.95 retail 79¢ Linen Luncheon Cloths for 79¢ —36x36-inch cloths, with wide col- ored borders; very special at this rnda) pnce 81x99 Bed Sheets Fndly Only, 99¢ Ea. —pure white finished sheets; free from dressing; very special at this price. Second Fi Summer Irocks s need lots of pretty ornaments like these Chokers and fancy styles— and finish; some uniform, others graduated; all of beautiful $32. 95 Pearl (mfg.) noted for their wonderful luster, color and ated beads, complete with an attractive clasp. Jewelry—Main Floor Of colored glass, etched design, the top with a silver plated rim lnd finished '".h a silver plated $1.88 Mfd. Pearl lovely quality luster; some combined with Omar pearlt« 1 quality ;" gradu- $2.95 Ice Pails, 2.39 handle. Downstairs Store eally exceptional value; lisle lined bs and ravel stops; nude, gmm French champagne, gray, mistery, honey e; sizes 814 to 10. Important Friday Reduction inner supports tform Corsetlets lastic inerts; to 48; also light 69C corsetlets without s ; sizes 44, 46, ’ 29¢ % Sport Hose riday Only, 19¢ ecks in good colors; sizes 8 inner elustered Rayon Hose Union Suits nainsook ; all double Men’s Knit Underwear length drawers; also a broken as- Men’s 39¢ Cotton Golf 43 Friday Only stitched and b a r Friday Only, 39¢ sortment of sizes i ankle length Hose, Friday Only, 25¢ ect quality, perfect fitting and perfectly priced . A Men’s Athletic Of broadcloth or tacked; sizes 36 to 44. Short sleeve. shirts and ankle- union suits; not all sizes in group. Plain gray or white with contrast- cen’s ¥, Socks nd y Only, 19¢ B! h ot e, ings ullg: sizes 10 16 1155, For Misses and 79(; Costume Slips : ddc¢ Friday Only Novelty Lace-trimmed Slips, of fine quality nainsook; white only; sizes 36 to 44, Cool, Pretty 59¢ Shorts Women Friday Only 390 Perfect fitting shorts of dimity or broadcloth; washable colors, Odds & Ends Silk Undies $1.98 to $2.29 1 59 Values Friday Only Chemises, stepins and French panties; of crepe de chine; all pastel shades. 100 Handbags Friday ome” 30c These formerly sold for $1.29. For a quick clearance Friday at 50c. Handmade Porto Rican Nightg owns 31 to $1.29 Values, Friday Only Lovely gowns of fine batiste; all hand sewn ;. some slightly soiled; both white and colored 18- Second Floor 119 % Price Another Shipment! The first lot went so fast we hurriedly sent for more regular $1 and $1.50 values genuine broadcloth or fine cotton madras All made with blouse back and the side leg opening; every suit with the genuine Rockinchair label. White and attractive colors and novelty patterns. Sizes 34 to 46. Men’s Rockinchair Union Suits 79e 6 for 4.50 Men’s Store—Main Floor these are the regular 31 and $1.50 grades Boys’Knickers broken sizes but 7 to 18 years in c Linens, overplaids and khaki knickers...w ell made, carefully cut and finished. 'You'll be wisc to choose several pairs at this low price! Boys’ Store—Main Floor Remnants 1, Price —assorted bettcr grade wash fab- rigs, including many very practi- , cal lengths; all reduced to 14 price for Friday clearance. Wash Goods 19¢ Pajama Checks Friday Only, 3 Yds., 25¢ —36 inches wide; light blue only. 35¢ Windsor Dress Prints Friday Only, 24c Yd. —of fine smooth weave; all fast colors; printed patterns and color combinations; Friday only at this price, Rayon Voile Friday Only, 5% Yd. —practical lengths;. neat printed patterns; 36 inches wide. Second Floor these shoes alm,e are worth a special trip downtown to get! At~ Shoes short lines and broken sizes of $8.50 and $10 grades also a group of other fine shoes 5 45 all from our own regular _stocks Smart, desirable Summer shoes, including patent, reptile, satin, white kidskin and colored kidskin—a miscellaneous group that offers wonderful opportu- nities for saving. These are short lines and broken sizes from our recent big sale. \ Shoes—Second Floor Clearance—Friday Only—of All Odd Lines $1 to $3 Girdles Including Thomson, only. Gossard and Treo makes; with elastic sections, small sizes 59: Thrifty housewives will revel among these frocks Friday 1,000 Wash Frocks Hoover or Bungalow Style Of colorful prints, madras, chambray or in plain colors; stripes, figures and conventional designs; every frock a real gingham; buy at this price. Friday Only e 2 for $1 Women’s Seam Back 69c Silk Hose They're pointed or square heels and only slightly imperfect ; all light, summery shades; sizes 8% to 10, 50c $1.98 Pique Sport Frocks, Friday Only They're new and just received in time for offering at this special price Friga. floral’ patterns ; new s Women's Seconds Of 50c Grade Hose Friday 29¢ 'Delustered rayon hose with seamed Mchlul-fiuhfll‘lm plain white, polka dots or ghtline models; youthful and becoming for miss or matron; sizes 14 fo 42, 1.09 35¢ Lisle Hose, Friday 29¢ Women's mercerized lisle hose in black or colors; sizes 974 to 10. I Melons Marketed Carload for Every Minute and Half By the Associated Press, CHICAGO, June 327.—Water- melons are being marketed now at the rate of @ Economics nlfl un supply so far ho.m]sf aelsm averaged two and a alf times as large as a year ago. Taking the more than daily have been shipped during the last week, the exact total be- most of the melons. CHILDREN FORM BAND. Kindergarten Musicians Taught to Play by Rlythm. LOWELL, Mass. (#).—Even young- sters in kindergartens take their music seriously in Lowell, Children who are too young to learn music by note are taught to play by rhythm with such pleasing result that those who have not witnessed their training are astonished. So expert have they become that a dozen youngsters, not one of whom was more than 5 years old, recently gave a concert at the State Normal .School, using drums, tambourines, triangles and cymbals. Moreover, they were not directed by a teacher but by two of their own number, a boy and a girl, both of whom displayed a perfect sense of rhythm. USED CAR SALE For details sce our ad in Classified Section THE TREW MOTOR CO. EN WORCHS lllO G EST1879 RINGWORNS ON BABY'S HEAD Formed Wfimfions. Healed by Cuticura. “My baby boy had rln;wum. on his head. They first broke out in pimples and later formed sore eruptions that itched, causing him to cry at night, and he ld not sleep. His hair fell out around the eruptions. “'T tried other remedies but they did not do an L. llentlorl free sample of Soa Ointment and it helped him. chased more and after ullu‘ ‘ane cake of Cuticura Soapand one box of| Cuticura Ointment he was healed.” (Signed) Mrs. J. C. Roberts, 6217 St. Aubin St., Detroit, Mich, Use Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum for daily toilet pnrpme‘ Seap 3. O oiw-ms-an- % Cuticura. Shnl-'Sn& il:- 1143 Conn. Avenue EXCLUSIVE FORD SELLS LINE; BUYERS UNNAMED Pennsylvania Is Believed to Have Purchased Route Through Group. By the Associated Press. DETROIT, Mich., June 27.—Success- fully terminating his excursion into the transportation field, Henry Ford hes sold the Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Reil road to an undisclosed group of vestors believed to represent the Penn- sylvania Rallroad. The sale was announced late yester- day by officers of the First Naticnal Bank in Detroit, through which the sale was made. Ford officials had announced Monday that negotiations for the sale of the line to the Pennsylvania Railroad were “almost completed.” Purchased in 1920 to round out the Ford program of controlling every step in production of his motor cars, the Detroit, Toledo & Ironton later was so renovated under the motor mlgnnte< administration that it became a paying business in its own right. Ford Rail System Startling. Much of its success was attributed to the fact that its business was obtained from other roads holding Ford trans- portation contracts, but Mr. Ford de- rived a great deal of pleasure from turning the once decadent road into a profitable enterprise and his methods were as startling in rallroad circles as were his innovations in the motor in- dustry. Instead of inaugurating a policy of economy, he radically increased ex- penditures for improvements. The wage scale of his automobile plants was brought into cabs and roundhouses, much to the dismay of other railrcad owners who subsequently fought him at every turn, and employes were permitted to obtain certificates’ which have paid 12 per cent annually. The announcement of sale of the railroad did not mention the price. Ford bought the line for $5,000,000, but in 1924, it was learned, it had earned more than $1,000,000 & year over the four-year piiiod of Ford administra- tion, ‘and in 1926 before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Ford attorneys argued that the rate-setting valuation of the road should be placed at $23,061,208. Units of Organization Linked. Widely separated units of the Ford industrial organization were welded to- gether by the D.; T. & I. It was in- tended originally to furnish a sure means of transporting coal from Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky flelds to Detroit, but also carrled manufactured roducts across nearly all the larger t and West trunk lines between De- troit and the Ohio River. The total mllentu now is 529. Mr, Ford started negotiations to comblxw the Detroit, Toledo & Iron- ton and its subsidiary, the Detroit & Ironton, into one operating unit. Per- mission was granted the latter road to issue $500,000 of capital stock and $3,850,000 of first mortgage bonds to be u.-ad the acquisition of railroad prop- of th: Ford Transportation Co., romwd in 1911 to make extensions. The plan was proposed by the Ford in- terests after the Interstate Commerce Commission. had denied an application for an actual merger of the two railroads. SWANSON ASKS HOOVER T0 RECONSIDER DECISION Virginian Says Summer White House at Mount Weather Could Be Fixed at Small Cost. By the Associated Press. Senator Swanson, Democrat of Vir- Weather, Va. The Senator told the President that the cost of restor- lng nnd improving the place would be ’x‘he President gave no indication cs to whether he would reconsider. PR PLANE HUNT ABANDONED. Army Craft Return to Honolulu After Search for Frost. HONOLULU, June 27 (A —all 11 Army planes returned here vesterday after a 10-day search of the Island of Hawall in the vicinity of the volcanic peak, Mauna Loa, for wreckage of Jack Frost's plane, the Golden Eagle, which disappeared during the Dole flight in 1927, without a definite clue. Ezra Frost, who came here several weeks from his home, at Pelham Menor, N, Y, and enlisted the Army’s aid in the search, reiterated his belief that his brother and Gordon Scott, navigator of the Golden Eagle, were lost at sea. Bt St gl ol ‘More than 8,000,000 shots were made in the Netherlands in the last 12 months. Four Special Groups for Friday and Saturday MILLINERY $5.00_$ 7.50—$ 1 0.00 Hats That Formerly Sold Up to $25 Our regular stock of unusually attractive models in a large selection assuring you of unlimited choice. EE:——:EE—EIEEE:——% 1 807 14th Frank. 5442 BEAUTIFUL ROSES ina ONE-CENT SALE Dozen Fine Blooms for $1.00 Two Dozen Blooms for $1.01 Gladiolas Special at $1.50 Doz. CASH & CARRY FLOWER STORES 804 17th Frank. 10391 ol === al——= ol c———lal——=1 y :