Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1929, Page 25

Saturday—9:15 till 6 P.M. riday Bargains mnant and Odd Lot Day with the reducing pencil! Lots of time yet for you to use and wear and these new prices will clear them out. Plenty of new Fall mer- all over the store are included—your money will go far at the gains. This store will be open all day Saturday. 1,500 Yds. $1.35 to $1.69 Silks and Rayons 5 different materials offered for Friday Only at this low price All Silk Plain Crepe de Chine (15 colors) Fancy Romaine Printed Rayon ou will find many of your vorite cosmetics in this col- ction, all low priced. I"oilet Goods .00 Celma Double Loose Packs..79¢ .50 Mary Garden Double Compacts imited quantity) ........ win i R IE c Celma Rouge Medium and Rl:l;- .00 Cheramy Toilet Water Jasmin, Rose Muguet and Lilac B.00 0z. De Musset Imported Perfume, oeme-Sweet Pea and Gardenia, .78 ts, as- ... 15¢ .. 19c rted odors ... oc Imported Fracy Bath Soap > Jasmin, Rose and Violet hc Pocket Combs, in case with nail le and mirror ... ...dfc ¢ Imitation Ivory 0c Bath Room Bottles. .. Toilet Goods—Main Floor 10c Wash Cloths Regular size wash cloths, with 15 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ©». All-Silk Imported Damask % All-Silk Printed Shantung Silk Dept.—Second Floor $2.95 to $5 Novelty Kimonos, Friday They are slightly soiled and there are only 15, that's why » they are so reduced, of box-loom and rayon crepe in plain colors and figured effects. $1.00 to $1.39 Imported Handmade Nightgowns Phulpg&ne and Porto Rico Nightgowns of fine batiste and c n .]‘l l'lp:; o IL' ;mnd scallo) l, - or beautifully Fn?broldered, some with lace inserts, white and colors. $1 Lingerie Princess Slips 79c Of good quality muslin with deep shadow hems and vokes, trimmed with hand lace and medallions. Sizes 36 to 50. White only. $1 to $2.98 Pajamas, 1.59 Only 22 pairs. Of broadcloth and satinette and in pretty colors and styles; odds and ends. Stk Underwear—Third Floor Pick these up for baby! Infants’ Wear haby. Friday....: $1.00 to $1.95 B»ofle‘l. bibs, garters and other novelties for the 25¢ $295 Knitted Sacques for infants, $5.95 Tweed and Plain Coats, in many good tyles for tofs: many _shades; 2 to 6 year sizes, 3.95 Pleated and plain woolen skirts—just right to wear with . tumn, Girls' $1.95 Wool and Rayon-and- ‘Wool Slip-over Sweaters, in many $1.98 to $2.98 Costume Slips, 1.59 Cut quite long and roomy; lace and Biais . Girls’ $1.95 Skirts middies and waists for school and Au- pretty shades B i " 1.69 Girly’ d Floor embroidered, trimmed top and bottom, regular and extra sizes. €., THURSDAY, AUGUNT 29, 1929, e PATAIS ROYAL | | @ STREET AT ELEVENTH m TELEPHONE DIST. 4400 100 Women’s Summer Frocks We won't even tell you how much, much more they've been . .. but it was a great deal more than Ones and twos of a kind—a few of this, two or three of that—some white . . . some colors . . . some with sleeves and some without. Mighty good choosing though . ..and SUCH VALUES! {ASKED OF COMMISSIONERS | pealed to yesterday by Miss Cora L. REMOVAL OF TATTOO SIGN Woman in Letter Declares Adver- tising “Offends Eyes of Many Refined People.” The District Commissioners were ap- Snell of the Government hotels to or- der the removal of & large sign adver- | tising & tattooing business on lower Pennsylvania avenue, because it * fends the eyes of many refined peopl “Even granting that electric tattoo- ing is a perfectly legitimate business, why should it be forced, in a sense, on | the passers-by?” Miss Snell arked. “I GRAN ODY PLAN EETS OPPOSTON | Subcommittee’s Draft Is Held Unsatisfactory by Farm- ers’ Corporation Session. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, August 20.—A subcom- mittee appointed to draft an orgaiiie- am sure it would be a boon to the city to have the sign removed. Repellant to most intelligent Ffflp]h it no doubt tempts many silly young men and women, some of them hardly responsi- ble, to try the experience of having their bodies disfigured for life.” Miss Snell's letter contained press clippings announcing that tattooing is the rage among the stage and society folks of Paris, and pointed out that tion plan for the Farmers' National | Grain Corporation reported back to the | committee of 16 co-operatives yesterday | with an unsatistactory scheme. | _W. H. Settle of Indianapolis, chair- man of the committee of 16, announced | that the subcommittee would be sent | back to redraft the plan. | Grain Body Plan Denied. 1 The Farmers' National Grain Cor- 20 Lovely Evening Frocks—$1695 to $39.50 Dresses | || Ginidan i Somhiitdl Bim Bovs Jhok homes Mo ot Transparent velvets in rich, beautiful colors; shimmering taf- fetas, soft, clinging georgettes, a few charming chiffons. ‘White and pastel shades. A find for some lucky women! house appeared recently a sign reading “Unfurnished rooms for vegetarians. Use of garden.” $2.45 Velour Window Draperies 128 A Special Friday selling of curtains that were recently received with a special purchase to retail at $2.45. Only about 100 sets at this price tomorrow. See them early. 0Odd Lot Window Shades, 48c each . Various smart fabrics and col- ors . . . many shades made right in our own workroom. Set Patterned Terry Cloth, 29¢ yard Reversible cloth suitable for window or door hangings . .. 24 inches wide. S00 Pr. Sash Curtains 28¢ pair Attractive white curtains with pretty colored borders...a very special Friday value. Upholstery Dept.—Second Fioor Only 9 $79.50 Seamless Wilton Rugs 1.85 $49.50 Axminster Seamless, $29.85 9x12 and 83x10.6 sizes . . . only slightly imperfect . . . one of the best rug buys vet. Just 9 of them . . . all one of a kind because they are discontinued patterns . . . two sizes—9x12 it. or 8.3x10.6 ft. If you want one, come early. Inlaid Linoleum 27x54 Novelty Rugs 98¢ yard $1 each - Many new designs included Just the rugs for the bed- . every piece perfect . .. room ... splendid designs part bolts or large remnants . . attractive colorings . . . ... only 400 yards in group. only 100 at this low price. Rug Dept.—Second Floor It’s too bad we can’t accept *phone orders For One Day Only sentatives of co-operative groups all over the country last July, the object | being to create a ciearing house through which the new Farm Board might make supplemental loans to farmers for mar- keting grain. 1 Chairman_ Settle, Alexander Legge, chairman of the Federal Farm Board, ay | who is sitting in the meetings in an Responsibility Use Yellow Cabs and Black and White Cabs Owned and Operated by Brown Bros. || RELIEF FROM CURSE | OF CONSTIPATION i1l A Battle Creek physictan says, | “Constipation 1s responsible for more | ||| misery than any other cause.” { | "But immediate relief has been found. A tablet called Rexall Orderiies has been discovered. This 1| into the lazy, dry, evacuating bowel ||| called the colon. The water loosens | the dry food waste and causes a | gentle, thorough, natural movement |1] without forming a habit or ever increasing the dose. | Stop suffering from constipation. Chew a Rexall Orderlie at night. ||| Next day bright. Get 24 for 25c i today at the nearest Rexall or Liggett ||| Drug Store. Advertisement. | |7 PALAIS ROYAL || tablet attracts water from the system ||| olor stripes; special 2] c day. 3 for fc Hot Dish Holders, covered with olored cretonnes, riday, 3 for 25¢ Cotton-Covered Dress [Every pair guaranteed. Spe- cial, Friday, pair Notions—»tain Floor . ' . Paint Specials House Paint, ay only, qt 88C Colors in Stock. Masgalite 4-hour Varnish, regu- larly $1.30 qt. Friday $1 nly;quart .....o...0 P [Hancock House Paint, regularly 1.60 half gallon. Fri- 1 25 . ay only. half gallon Paint Dept.—Fourth Floor Double savings for you on every item purchased here tomorrow Furniture Bargains With a regular Friday markdown, in addition to a regular August Sale markdown, note these values. They're for Friday only. One and two of a kind in many cases, so come early. $10.50 Fiber Rocker, $17.75 Gliding Porch Ham. gust Sale price, mock, August Sale price, $795. Friday 6 95 $995. Friday 8 95 i 3 . . only only $15.50 Odd ning Room $275 Living Room Sale price, Friday Chairs, August Sale price, Su7ile. $6.50. Friday $179. $ 5075 only ..... seea 161 $1350 Smoking Cabinets, only August Sale 6.75 $7.50 High-back Stick Wil- low Chair, August Sale 5 i price, $7.50. Fri- day only $28.50 Walnut Serving Ta- ble, August Sale price, price §3. Fri- fas-orly 3.95 $285 4-pc. Bedroom Suite, $16.75. Fri- day only .... l 3.75 $46 Walnut China Closet, August Sale August Sale price, $29.75. price, $178. Friday only... $43 Club Chair, in velour, August Sale price, $19.95. Firidiay only Beiday 16.95 $615 2.pc. Living Room only Suite, August Sale price, $2.50 Folding Lawn Bench, . Shields. 18¢c herwin-Williams regularly 81.05 qt. Fri- Au- 2-pc. August $2.98 and $5.95 Jackets cveless mostly: linen 1 novelty jackets in tty colors. Add one to rosaic frock—and trans- n it Sportswear—Third Floor . A Few $5.95 Riding Breeches v ten pairs—so don't August Sale t if vou can uce them t here early. Of linen dav- oy, crash—in dark gray 7 b hatural color. Sportswear—Third Floor price, $1. day only Furniture Dépt.—4th Floor Blue Willow Ware at Package Goods Attractive blue willow China cups and saucers that regularly sell at $3.60 per dozen . .. may be purchased in half dozen lots Friday at only 90c half dozen. One day only. $1.49 Unfinished Chairs 98¢ Well made, sturdy chairs ready for vour paintbrush. 50c O’Cedar Hand Dusters, 14c Nationally advertised at 50c: only 37 at this price, $155 Apex Electric Washer Here's real value for you. Slightly used floor dem- ° onstrators, guar- anteed for one vear.,.just as good as new. 3 Only, $7.95 Clothes Hampers, 5 slightly shop- . worn. Floor samples. —_—eee $39.98 Standard Gas Stove, $28.95 A brand-new floor sample...abco- Iutely guaranteed .a wonderful baker. ..very speécial for one day only at this price. $1.85 White Enameled Bread Boxes, 49¢ Only eight to go at this low price Friday., $99.50 Rotarex Electric Washer 74.50 Two floor demonstrators to go Friday at this reduction . in perfect condition . . . just like new . . . guaranteed for one year. Sale of Refrigerators —stibject to slight imperfections some used as demonstrators—sold “as is"—every sale final—no returns. $24.95 Refrigerator, 9.95 $32.75 Refrigerator, 12.95 $37.50 Refrigerator, 15.95 Housewares Dept—Fourth Floor Reduced Scarfs, vanity sets, pil- low covers, children’s dresses _.priced formerly from 75¢ to $3.98...Fri- day only 38c to $1.98...a rare Apportunity. $1 Fancy Lace Pillows, slight- organdie. only 89c Stamped Hoover Aprons, on unbleached mus- 49 C lin. Friday only.... $1.49 Hand-embroldered Mod- els, linen, with hemstitched hems. 36 inches square. only $1 Hand-embroidered Models, slightly soiled: towels, etc. $1.98 Stamped Spreads, of krinkle cloth 1.59 Art Dept—Second Floor Friday Bargains in Our Downstairs Store Closeoutof 10& 12In.Records Seconds of $1-Grades Silk Hosiery Only 300 pair at 2'Prs. Final Sale! 33 Organdie Frocks 52 45 Silk Dresses $3 these are oriced right and thev're sanitary for baby. which means a lot Just a few of the crispy, attractive organdies that proved so popular with us this season . . . every one a REAL Friday Bargain ... must be seen to be ap- preeiated. Closeout! Dresses that have sold for much more but must go tomor- . at this price. They're a bit soiled 6r mussed from :handling but they're real buys at this price. ‘Come early {for choice selection. Only 45 of them. (eatly tailored arments of good English hibadcloth . . 1@int or cretonne ) lars . . . small, medium and flarge si 15 $3.98 Japanese - Pajamas, 2,29 Tmported pajamas, also Mandarin coats.,.attractively made of ori- ental crepes...hand-embroidered. .. cently § special Friday ony t this price. Oc Infants’ Sport Dresses : 39 ainty baby styles ..for girl or by...of fine nainsook...embroid- ed #nd lace trimmed...one day ly at this low price. foundation garments at small cost tomorrow— 69c and $1 Values in Corsetlets A broken range of sizes ., .. of. light-weight ma- terials with elas- tic inserts . . . very special. this low price. .. all good colors and styles . . . 00 g o sizes 814 to 10. $1 Rayon Underwear teddies, panties... some soiled ...some sec- sizes...recently 27x27 marked 69c...Friday only 50¢. Absorbent, soft- finished, non- irritating, hera- ° n sanitary pack- ages of one dozen dozen each...very special. Sheeting, at yd. Heavy round thread " unbleached \ sheeting that will c cut from full rolls £ ... only 500 yards at'this price, square heels . . Bloomers, 50 C Diapers o Sy med _diapers... 86.inch Unbleached bleach perfectly... c Special Lot of Soiled and Odd Linens Cloths, napkins, tow- els, scarfs, vanity pieces, damask and other slightly soiled and odd pieces . . . for Friday only !4 off. Oft $1.98 Jacquard Indian Blankets, $1.69 each Seconds but only slightly imperfect .smartly designed novelty blan- 19c Wash Goods Including flan- and other fast IOC color wash fab- Rayon Crib Spreads, 3% Large size colored stripe or plain $3.39 Pumps, $2 White, !Q.B or . kets...Indian style. nels, percales, rics...some slight misprints. spreads...scallopéd edges...Friday . . some cae marked down from nmneem sale, Remnants prints, voiles 59¢ Krinkle Cotton and only. Made to Sell Originally at $1 to $2.50 Qperatic, vocal, symphonic records ...all desirable selections. .. to be closed out Friday at this low price. 2-pc: Novelty $1.29 to $1.59 Pajamas Attractive of novelty and broadcloth... floral or modern ‘T-‘tic atterns. .. plain colors...sizes for misses and wonten. Children’s Cotton Underwear, 48¢ Gowns, slips, combinations, bloomers and sleepers . . . of sturdy cotton fabrigs...white and colors...sibes 4 to 14... regularly sold at 89¢. Children’s Cotton Bloomers, 39%¢ Of sateen or muslin...eut full d_roomy A .. With saddle seats ..8i2es 8 to 14, 22c each proof...chemises 59¢ to 79c¢ Garments dren...siges 1 to 6 years. § for §1 Duro Knit $1 ...step-ins, .. shirts and bloomeérs. .. for Kiddies, 3 for $1 Rompers, sults, play clothes, kimonos, 88c to $1.29 Dresses for Children, 66¢ Rayon Undies Guaranteed run- peach, pink or c orchid, bathing suits...a chance for mothers to get some real bargains for the chil- Pretty styles they'll like at prices you'll like to pay .. .sizes 2to 14 ... this i8 the 1ast of many lots réduced for final ¢léarance. . 200 Prs. Children’s Oxfords and Sandals, $2 Values Friday Only, $1.49 Sizes 8% to 2 . .. desirable lasts and leathefs, but reduced for Summer clearafice. advisory capacity, and M. A. Thatcher, Tepresenting the Farmers” Union Com: mission Agency, who was quoted 1 news dispatches vesterday, held an ex- traordinary session With press repre- N sentatives today to straighten out sev- | eral recent reports relative to the meet- | ing which they said were erroneous, Settle denied & Government plan for the grain corporation, to which the 6o~ | operatives were reported to be opposed. Denles Refusing Loan Plea. * Another report, emanating from the | meeting hall yesterday, to the effect | that members of the Farm Board had | refused an urgent appeal for immediate \| | loans to relieve the marketing situa- | tion, was denled by Mr. Legge. | A reply to the telegram was received | today from George R. Cooksey, acting | farm loan commissioner, who wired m Washington that approval for | loans already has been made for the | Oklahoma Wheat Growers' Association, | the Southwest Co-operative Wheat | Growers’ Association of Wichita and the North Dakota-Montana Wheat Growers' Association of Fargo, N. Dak. It stated further that a loan for the South Dakota Wheat Growers' Asso- clation was being approved today. Hot-Water Siphon in Paris. Men in Paris who arise early before hot water is available have been rescued from cold-water shaves by a thoughtful | inventor. He has devised a siphon | which spouts hot water instead of soda. | The device contains an electric heating | element placed inside the metal tube, | through which the water is forced by | means of a rubber bulb resembling that ! of an atomizer. Clearance of Misses’ More Expensive | Summer Frocks Now Marked 6 90 A GAY AND LOVELXY COolI CTION OF FROCKS MEANT TO SELL EOR MUCH. MUCH MORE pa!tCl crepes . . . sports silks . . . \ lowered silk prints— flowered chiffons —- flat crepes — geor- gettes — yes, they're ail 1n- cluded! Not many of each kind, of course— but that's what makes the col- lection so fasci- nating! _ Sports, street, afternoon, business and dressy {rocks included. Lig}n and dark colors. 14 to 20 year sizes Misses’ Dresses—Third Floor Lizard stunning new models in a of the season! | Fashiable New In a Special Sale . . .:' 5 - 8 5 remarkable offering Lizard shoes and lizard combinations are what every smart woman is asking for ‘this Fall . .. and these are exactly the styles she wants! One-strap styles and new ties in the popular ebony, brown and nude taupe effects. All sizes . . .-3 to 8; widths High or Low It's a wonderful opportunity at the Beginning N1 d Shoes AA to C. eels Footwear—Second Floor