Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1929, Page 20

Remnant Day Savings are 25% and More Remnant Day merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C, O. D. or on approval; mail or phone orders not accepted Girls’ Cotton Dresses, $195 Were $2.95 to $5 14 Frocks of voile, linen and Eng- lish prints, in Elam colors and prints; sizes 7, Foundation Garments $1.95 Were $3.50 to $12.50 One lot including side hook and step-in gnrdlu surglcal belts and brassieres. 11 $1.95 each. mc including Woodthrop, Frapce and Modart: ome. wre 50 Women’s Summer Frocks Special, $1275 MRS EUI-BY SE[KS Police Work 37 Hours to Restore Man . b Overcome by Gas; Oxygen Bill Is $115 - : hour battle by -k poll‘u rescue nqum:ui.n would recover. which 172 tanks of oxygen, costing TEr —— 10" 11™ F anD G STREETS to_recovery today. hii t When _Paul Yarignetts, 46-year-old State Establishes Resi- 5 MONUMENT FOR GARDEN Tuesday morning in a gas filled room dence in Nevada. at Coney Island he was unconscious and| A monument in the northern section ad. The surgeon asked several %nféfifi.fifi to fez in :lge ambulance and | has been suggested to* Lieut. Col. U. RENO, Nev., July 11.—Mrs. Nathalie | the way to t! Public Bulldings and Public Parks, by Sedgwick Colby, wife of Bainbridge | rnree rescue ,qu.ds of elght men | Col. John R. M. Taylor, U. 8. A, re- cabinet of Woodrow Wilson, plans to try | halator and yesterday afternoon the|Navy Club. Col. Taylor has submitted for a divorce here. patient regained consciousness. He was| a colored tketch showng the effect of | : to obtain a decree ‘hispered to him that a battle was| Washington. in the paris courts K’eufé"w.ged to save his life and asked| Col. Grant said today that he has Mrs. Colby and id and last night he fell into a| the Cuban urn, presented to former her daughter, Mrs. :;csu::{) sleep. ¥ President Coolidge in commemoration of Rogers, came to h containing 120 cublc feet| western section of the Rose Garden, Reno a week ago :‘g‘ér cf;?zcmg $1.60. embers of the| Col. Grant pointed out that there is H £ ; § DVORGE AT REND s, s \Vo ODWARD & [.OTHROP —_— . Wife of Former Secretaty of | e by e i s on"the rosd| COL. TAYLOR SUGGESTS Italian World War veteran, was found the ambulance surgeon at first belleved | \¢"410 Boce Garden in Potomac Park By the Associated Press. artificial mrw tlon wu employed on | S. Grant, 3d, director of the Office of Colby, former Secretary of State in the | each took up the fight with an in-| tired, who resides at the Army and Her husband failed unable to speak but physicians| the monument in this beauty spot of in March, 1928. him to help. From then on his recovery | this design under consideration. As Robert Cameron Four tanks of oxygen were used every | his visit to that re) rubllc, stands in the and took a bunga- rescue crew lost two to six pounds in | room for another memorial of similar iy rmn in pistn Jow at the edge of ol their_ordeal. description on the other arm of the the city's business e URMe that Brignetti had been| cross in the eastern section of the 50 frocks of P”"ltd and dotted crepes and washable pastel district. _Although worried- because a doctor told him he' garden. G printed crepes. Sizes 36 to 44. Very special, $12.75, size 10. Was $20.50. 12.50 80 Summer 'nr.lll of vrlr;ted tr‘t e urAc‘l ] o D e e , ™ —— 3 Mrs. Colby could ‘ . 6 Girls' Georgette and not be seen yester- day, her daughter readily admitted ’ Frocks in red, bive and prints:, sises 7,10 and 12 silc figured broch 0 Were WSS, PR 3 Lty of Franee broche and Were "$12.50. her mother was crepe m’conx, '}fm ni here for the legal painbridge Colby. No{ L L period of three z months, after which she expected the GIrLs’ AppAREL, FOUrRTH FLOOR. l divorce action would follow. The at- “AS 187 We 522 . 42 and 44. We: Now....$3.00 torney for Mrs. Colby declined to dis- P Brassteres, of heavy ik Jerser, 2 A cuss the case. long line model: size 40. Were $7.50. At the time the Paris courts denied ? H maru reduua to i B s oo i Chfldren s Silk Pajamas erable publicity over the granting of quick divorces to Americans. Colby, before he entered the Wilson cb\:\neb. was active in the Progressive | ?e viously had been a Repub- ]icln A( r the retirement of Wilson Colby was assoclated with the former President in law practice. ‘The Colbys were married in ‘'1895. ‘There are two other children, Mrs. Prederick Delafield, jr., and Miss Nath- alfe Sedgwick Colby. GEN. LEJEUNE RETURNS . v RS ol TO DESK IN CAPITAL Expects to Leave Washington About Monday, Taking Post at V. M. I. Next Week. Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune, former commandant of the Marine Corps, was back at his desk today at the Navy Department, following an inspection tour of several weeks on the West Coast. He expects to spend the next 25 Thcinding brasstere Woalnut Room Dress Reductions el S "Werd! 1 Printed Crepe de Chine Dress, street 1 Imported Rodier Fabric Ensemble, size Consezs, THID FLoOR. shade; size 40. Was $45. Now..$22. 20. Was $75. Now. Novelty Print Pajamas $1.65 Were $3 19 long sleeve novelty print cot- ton pajamas with vee neck with or w\!hout collar; sizes 15, 16 Now' Teduced to. : 1 Niie Green Chiffon Evening Dress, nu Z Bathing c-n- fol e 14. Was $50. Now............$27.50 b .‘“’;, Lol 1 Lanvin Green Crepe 2-piece Dress, Alu o, Rose Crepe Elizabeth Dhofl Jacket En- semble. SLIGHTLY SHOPWORN. Size 16. Was $65. Now............$39.50 Navy Crepe Elizabeth Dress, hand- drawn. Size 18. Was $65. Now $37.50 French Imported Evening Gown, bead- ed. Was $100. Now...... ......‘“l 1 Orehid Chiffon Evening Gown, size 40. SLIGHTLY SOILED. Was $65. Now MB reduced to . in white or <riped madras: Now ! WALNUT Room, THIRD FLOOR. Were §5c. ‘Women’s Street and Sports Frocks, $12.25 Were $2. 10 infants’ fine silk ‘Were $16.50 to $39.50. 12; of wools, and plain and printed silks. Sizes 34 to 42. 26 Philinnine Gow: Charmingly smart ... shirts, reduced for clearance. S, Pairs thing green e 3 delightfully different . .. g B By g o o © R gray. Were $15, Now. . 1.8 o 10T A L ant Carefully tailored in a R o e 5 Sports Skirts: silk crepe and tweeds, 10_l-piece Wool Bathing Sul Cortox Unpeawran, THmp FLoo. 8 Handmade Dresses. Were $1. Now. Sizes 14 to 18. W 8.75 to $16.50. Were $5. Now ....... . manner that’ well illys- 20 Handmade dl-:':nu. trimmed with Now ...... A il ‘u 75 2 Silk Bathing Sults. Sizes 36, 38. Were Crcpe de Chine Gowns trates today’s smartest i 3280, NGW i) $15.75. Now $2.95 Were $3.95 Infants Silk Shirts, 35¢ $13.75 and $16.50. Now.........$2.9! 3 Pairs Satin Trunks. Were $7.50. 2 p-in 1 pair size 3 [ !h!e 36, now $1.9. 6 Sports Scarfs; bright color. pink or bile e follows: o 1 Gray Linen Riding Habit three or four days winding up official business and making his report to Maj. Gen. Wendell C. Nevelle, commandant of the Marine Corps, and will apply for his accrued leave, departing from ‘Washington about Monday. Gen, Lejeune’s retirement from the Marine Corps will not take effect until early in November. He expects to take over the superintendency of the Vir- ginia Military Institute at Lexington, Va., next week during his leave of absence. Gen. Lejeune got into Washington last night, having arrived earlier in New ‘York aboard the Army transport Somme after a trip through the Panama Canal and on the Pacific Coast. He inspected Marine Corps activities at Mare Island, San Francisco and San Diego. The Somme stopped at Corinto, Nicaragua, to take some “short-timers” and six Marines back to the States, and Gen. Lejeune learned that affairs in Nicaragua now are in good shape. He inspected the naval activities at Coco Solo in the Canal Zone. Ni of every ten outboard motors ‘used in Italy are from America. *Trade mark vogue ... Sleeveless frocks, frocks with sleeves, one and two- piece models, all featur- ing latest dressmaker’s bows — belts — plaited skirts . . » Of flat crepe, silk pique, prints and Rajah in Summer’s love- 1y colors, i Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street Yes, this is Bargain-Time! MIDSUMMER At all our stores, 3,500 pairs super-fine “Hahn Special” shoes $4.75 $5.75 W HEN you pay $6.50 for ’em regu- larly, you buy the finest feminine footwear on earth at that price. Now you may choose from dozens of gayest Summer styles at $4.75 and $5.75 (over two-thirds in the $4.75 group). At our 7th St. and “Arcade” stores many good-looking Summer shoes—now in still 5 lower-priced group $ 3 .8 7th & K 3212 14th Including our entire stocks of genuine watersnake and colored kids—embroid- ered linens and “Khaki Kool” silks— white kids—imported handwoven sports shoes—patents and satins. The one big chance to buy these splendid $6.50 nov- elties much under price! ‘At our F street shop 2,500 prs. $10.50 to $18.50 “Carlton” Shoes $7.85 $9.75 INCLUDING, in part: White kids, white bucks, blonde and other colored kids, gen- uine watersnake and other reptiles, patents and satins— and many other charming styles...to complete every fashionable - vacation ward- robe. (Main Floor) InrANTS’ APpARrL, FOURTH P‘x.oon Girls’ Furnishings Reductions 1, Juntor Misses Orchid Silk Creve Negligee, with ostrich trimmin 16, Wa 0. Now l_,”‘l.!a to flosh and whi 1. No h' Byl id wn. £3.95. Now 2 95 %-lenath Spocts Sacks, . 7. 712 and 9%. ed) for_ clearance t irs, Girls® Svort Hose. i Tight colors: stz 80c. 38e GrrLs’ F‘mlms!mm! rmn TFLOOR. Printed Satin Pajamas $1095 Were $16.50 7 pajamas, in three-piece style, in gold, blue and green combined with black. Satin Negligees, trimmed 1d and eorsl;”’ medium . 31 235 N 27 Blark Cotton Crepe Ki 4. Now Feduced to... Necricees, THImD FLOOR. Flesh Crepe Slips $2.95 Were $3.95 20 lace trimmed and some embroid: "h inverted pleats for extra ’x“l\'""r:". Slips in peach with lace_ton ana “Bottom” and” deep “Hem. Were ivs " with ulllflnfld edges e $5.95. (v- sm Radium Slips, " tailored n flesh and black: ow. . it red wi Cop e Ataned: With Were 1750, Now....84.8% d h deep_vee back and _bottom. for clearance Knit Athletics, $1:35 Were $2 35 Women's Athletics. Futurist make, in flesh and white: broken sizes 36, 38, ‘fl: .“d ‘ Combinaties in ree) ombination e anf Ane Cotion: T Kavscr. Marvel: fl! ll\flz Viol’n ‘Izlll! H 40 Rayon Panties, Chemine ers, in Munsingwear. Mere May. Bemberg and myon Wi mak Fastel shades in broken ' styles and sizes. Were $1.50 and $1.95. Now. KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD P'LOOR Maids” Uniforms, $1‘95 Were §5 7, Moldy Black Uniforms. of soisette. with organdy collar and cuffs 4 White, Poplin Nurses' Unifo; bieh :ol-r, side openinz and detach: e b ama otachable bt Now reduced to . ow 1 Whiie ioped coliar and. Umanu. THiRD FLOOR. Cotton, Rayon and Celanese Dress Goods and White Goods Reduced 14 and More Celanese, Rayon and " Reduced ow o $3.95 to $5.75. Now. ll Slip. eaf Sizes 3 3 SPORTSWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. Were $5.75 and $8.75. Now. $3.95 Larger Women’s Silk Dresses, $14.50 ‘Were $29.50 and $39.50. 6 Dresses of georgette and flat crepe. Sizes 4214, 4414, 48%4. 4 Larger Women's Dresses of navy geor- 5 Larger Women’s Dresses of beige crepe gette crepe. Sizes 44’/3' 4615 and 4814, crepe de chine. Sizes 4217 and 44%. ‘Were $39.50 and $49.50. Now...$19.50 Were $25, $20.50, $39.50. f'ow .$8.50 SrECiAL Size APPAREL, THIRD FLOOR. Little Women’s Silk Dresses, $8.50 Were $25 and $2950. 5 Little Women's Dresses, of crepe de chine in tan, blue and printed crepe. Sizes 37}, 397 and 41%. SreciaL Size APPAREL, THIRD FLOOR. 125 Misses’” Summer Frocks Special, #1275 Specially purchased for tomorrow’s selling—Summer frocks of printed crepes, plain crepes, jacquard crepes and rajah. With long and short sleeves. Sizes 14 to 20. White, prints and colors. Misses’ Frocxs, THIRD FLOOR. Junior Misses’ Summer Frocks, $7.50 were 510 15 Silk Crepe and Silk Pique Frocks, SLIGHTLY SOILED, in peach, flesh, sunni and white; sizes 13, 15 and 17. “As is.” 2 Junior Misses’ Raincoats, in tan and 6 Frocks of chiffon, georgette and lflk blue; size 17. Were $10. Now...$7.50 crepe in red, brown and navy; sizes 1. 4 Georgette and Silk Crepe Frocks, in 15 -nd 17. Were $22.50 to ’35 !0 tan, blue and red: sizes 15 and 17. 4 Tlfleh and Silk crcpe Ffo(‘ksln Were $29.50 and $39.50 Now. .$10 me 1 Navy Flannel Taflored Suit, size 17. blue and navy. w:re $29.50. Reduced for clearance to cereeees. 81950 Was $39.50. Now ..............$19.50 JunTOoR Misses’ ApPaReL, FOURTH FLOOR. ‘Women’s Handkerchief Linen Frocks, $2.95 /5 20 Printed Handkerchief Linen Frocks, with long sleeves— straightline models with pleats in skirts. Some with piping of plain color and buttons—others have surplice effect front. 6 Printed Voile Frocks, with circular col- 3 Printed Frocks of imported linen, in lar and diagonal tler on front of skirt. smart styles, Were $7.95. Now..$2.95 8 Printed gingham and dimity with long sleeves. Tailored and "um".‘k;:"':‘::k;’n‘:’“’:fim flared skirt models. Were $5. Now reduced cereeee. 8295 tucks and bows. Were $5. Now..$2.95 Homz FROCKS, THIRD FLOOR, Women’s Spring-weight Coats, $29.50 P Were $39.50 to $115 15 Coats of Arline, kasha and basket weave—many with fur; kid, broad- tail and squirrel. Scarfs, velvet trimming and stitching distinguish them. Gray, green, middy, tan, blue, black. Sizes 36 to 44. ‘WomMeN’s Coats, THIRD FLOOR. Misses’ Dress Coats, $19:50 were s39.50 9 Coats of basket weave and faille; collarless and with capes. Sizes 14 to 20. 8 Ensembles of kashmir and tweed with 3 Misses’ Coats of middy blue kashmir different length coats; dresses plain or with stitched taffeta collars and fac- printed silk. Sizes 14 to 20. Were ing. Sizes 14 to 18. Were $39.50. S" ‘Now . $12.50 . teseecnccsas. $20.50 ‘Misses’ COATS, THIRD !'l.oox. Women’s Silk Hose, $1-15 Were $1.50, $1.75 and $2 300 Pairs Full-Fashioned Silk g_m" alt Hose, Broken sizes and color 8: C 1, 2%, 3%, D %. 3 range. Lot includes white, light 2ia, 4, 432, a and medium bein and novelty 8 Pairs Youths Tam Oxferds, lesther silks. smu 82 to 10. A AIGgeRe rubber_soles. B were $4.50. Now, $9.95 Honnv, A1ste 17, Fist FLOOR. Boys’ Snors, Fourte FLOOR. Girls* Hats Reduced Fur Scarfs Reduced $1 and 82 % Searfs, large and ow. 14 Smart Felt Hats, in becoming stales awlzam ere $5. Reduced Boys’ Oxfords, $295 pair irain Cllf 8!!0‘\'::. ;hr'r:f' e, 'Ith 120 St sty re B0 Row © GmLS’ An Jmol Misses’ MiLLINERY, FOURTH FLOOR. White Dress Goods Reduced 78 Remnants White Goods in lengths from 1 to 3 yards. REDUCED % AND MORE FOR CLEARANCE. ‘Warre Goops, Szconp FLoo. 18 pink and white gowns with vee necks. trimmed with wide ecru lace, in sizes 15, 16 and 17. QMII! ¥nvelope Chemise, nd blue. Were 35 ve ‘Chemise. beautifuliv ce, in peach. pink and Were 32 in Bk ‘orenia No s 3 an vel- Ne™ Were 12 98 Nn'. @ Glove Silk Bloomers. in pink, and nenth rovelts “weave to' mateh S and & Were syen S1LK UNDERWEAR, THIRD Fwol Men’s Initialed Handkerchiefs, 50c Were $1. 147 White Linen Handkerchiefs, with hemstitched hem and colored initial; A, E, F,GJ,K L MR 191 Men's White Linen Handkerchiefs. with hand-rolied _ colored hem and initfal. Were $1.50, Now........75¢ 'HANDKERCHIEFS Arsie 13, First FLOOR. Pastel Ribbon Short Lengths, 25¢ Wide widths of ribbon in pastel shades, greatly reduced for clear- ance. 3 RiBBONS, A1sLE 20, FIrstT FLOOR. Women'’s Silk Umbrellas, $3.95 35 Ombrelias. with fancy and sel? bor- mounted on_16-rib frame. com- Postiton handls with matching Hps and ferrules. Navy, green, brown, red, purple and black. UmsreLLAS, Arsie 13, Fmst FLOOR. Reductions in the Millinery Salon 25 Trimmed Hats 17 Smart Hats MrLLINERY SALON, THIRD FLOOR. Millinery Reductions 3 s Fanes Festibiors and Fiowsrs. MiLLiNERY SECTION, THIRD FLOOR. Neckwear Reductions 2 Lons Searfs. printed desiens and ‘mn'r'n’.k P Sisles. Were 35, 3730 2" Cave-sivie M lack ape.sty Ind"Breen. Were 372,50, Now.... $10 NECKWEAR, Asie 15, FRst F1room. Women’s Hand-sewn Fabric Gloves, 1 pairs women's 1-button mmh hnnd-l!vn fabric gloves. Gl 4 irs_ We mo':-' Ames Gl.ms, Arste 11, FrsT FLOOR, Women'’s Blouses, $3-95 Were $5.75. 12 blouses of crepe, in maize, beige, blue, white, navy :nd nile. Sizes 34 to 0 Blouses, of crepe and uun white am- beige. nayy and sree to 40. e $7.50. Now. = BWUSIS, l‘m.ll FLOOR. TJunior Misses” Pumps and Oxfords, $3-75 Were $630 and 85 20 Pairs Junior Migass' Pumps and Oxfords. tan. ther, white, and black and w it difterent styies. M'LAI,‘L » T: B 2%, t‘,” 1t ox- 1"{-: 55 Ombinstion. 208 AL S Women’s Sports Oxfords, $6.45 J3% 32 pairs Women's Sports Oxfords, in all-white, white trimmed with black, white trimmed with brown and elk with alligator. Crepe and composition soles. !lllAMBlndd; AA 4%, 5, 5%, 6, T%; A 4, 4%; B 315 to 5; C 315 to 415, 125 Pairs Women's Straw Sl , nat- color. trimmed with brighter ; ed with terry cloth. All sizes. Were §1.35. NOW............25¢