Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1929, Page 25

Palais Royal—The Palais Royal—The Palais Royal—The Palais Royal—The Palais RoyalThe Palais—The Palais Royal—The Palais Royal—The Palais Royal —The Palais Royal - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, . ROYAL I rlday Bargains d Lot and Remnant Day 1 group of Friday bargains. For Friday bargains are made of regular elling; remainders and odds and ends of all manner of useful things includes any especially advantageous purchases that permit sensa- ies—‘‘thar’s,” as the old miner might have said, ‘‘gold in them thar . ancy Linens ~~ Friday only 1/, Price 4 DRESSER S, BUFFET SETS, CE SCARFS, DOYLIES and ces—perhaps one or 0 of a kind—the remainder of selling grouped and priced immediate clearance. 49¢c Crash Dresser arfs, Friday only 33c tion size; crest weave in ecru stenciled patterns. P50 Linen Cloth and Napkins Set Friday only, 1.88 p 54 inches square; six napkins, d borders, Hemmed ready for & 35c Linen Toweling I rxday only 25¢ yd. en and linen crash towel- t le iceable grades. Choice of d checks and colored borders. .AIS ROYAL—Second Floor 0 wants to save 36¢ i 46c on a fine sheet? Extra Heavy HEETS Inderpriced because soiled in handling h.:lb:l. Were $1.75. 61-39 Friday Only $4.95 Crib Comforts, 247 're are only 25 and we hope you | be here when the door opens. comforts are lamb's wool b:mo messaline top and sa- ck. Vool and Part-Wool Soiled Blankets day ]/4 Reduction d quantity of blankets of vari- m‘sm:‘hn 3:" become -o\lod han me are nngle' All are ne-uy bound resent great savings at their ed price. nnants of Domestics riday ]/2 price Only lengths of bleached and un- fhed muslin, sheetings, pillow tub- feather ticking, rubber sheeting at % their usual price, ROYAL—. nd 00 Pairs Men’'s, imen’s & Children’s Seconds of $1.95 ape Gloves i» 89¢ e’s a worthwhile Fri- opportunity. If per. every pair would for $1.95 each. In wn or gray; some Inelette lined. A fine, glove for driving. Downstairs Store 0 Pairs Ruffled Curtains becial, S2¢ pair at variety with colored I tie bands and valances. in voiles. Others mar- es. Choice of green. blue, gold and orchid. PALAIS ROYAL Downstatrs Store Enough for only 75 lucky boys Boys’ Tweedroy Lumberjacks Regularly $2.98 Friday only, 269 A strangly made rment with the Slastic waist band: the collar that Aml brown. 6 to 16 years. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Friday only 1/, Price 7 nund.s temnmng from & large purchase. They are dis- tinguished by their design and sturdy construction. - G s w"llve!‘i‘l.flll‘euflllmc- i two_ca oe. Wasssots: rriasy. 10.38 IJ,:I’ICI' "lnl Lamp, heavy 3 H Mfim Wll 'l“ Prid u-:’-n Fapit 17 98 85¢ Stamped Made-up Gowns, Friday Only, 59¢ Pink or white; neck and sleeve edges are neatly hemstitched. Finished Hand-Embroidered Model Pillows, 1.00 to 2.50 A limited number of pillows that were_on display_as models in our Art Needlework Section. Wire Lampshade Frames Friday Only, 10c fil sizes and shapes of conventional ades; also some novelties such as doll ulepmma screens and vanity PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor A beautiful sample line of Felt-Base Rugs Would usually sell for $10.50 to $13.50 Friday Only 7.85 Only one or two of a kind—please come early. Chenille Bedroom Rugs Five Pretty Colors Five Popular Sizes Five Low Prices Color shades of rose, blue, green, gold and lavender. 27x54, $3.12 18x36, $1.22 24x36, $1.72 24x48, $2.42 30x60, $3.72 Heavy Axminster Rugs 9x12.Ft. Size— 21 .50 Friday Only...... Plenty of attractive patterns and colorings to select from. Velvet Rugs, Scatter Size, Friday Only, 1.95 "gnvef a dozen designs to select 6x9-ft. Felt-Base Rugs flday Only, 2.35 choice of 6 designs. PALAIS lOYAL—Szmd Floor Box of 21 Christmas Cards Regularly $1, Friday only, 5% Buying a box of unusual Christmas cards like these automatically elim- inates an lnnoytn( holiday problem. The _envelopes are ly tissue lined. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Regular 51.50 Candlesticks Friday only, 69¢c pair Regular $1.95 Choker Necklaces, Friday only, 1.44 It you ke 2, ehoht“ entisely of glt>- or your m::gmblncd with manufactured pearls, we have both styles in white and colors, and a number of inter- esting combinations. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Layina ‘slack for the Winter at these Friday-only savings Men’s Underwear SPECIALS $1.79 Part-Wool $1.59 Cotton Union Union Suits Suits Friday g 139 |54 129 Only Long sleeves long legs, rein- * Medium weight, with elbow forced seams. A weight just length sleeves and long legs. right for the man whose work The right weight for the office is out of doors in this climate. ot indoor worker. Sizes 36 to Sizes 38 to 46. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Houseware Specials $59 Kitchen Cabinet $15.95 Reznor Gas Heater Friday Only, 44. 8.95 A floor sample. Ome only at this Just 17 of them. While they last. Teduction, It's better to come early. A splendid value. Sracus Balbe, while they Iast, 25¢ [ O the "Believe 1t or Nor* Teble Glassware $1.25 PrilcilllsPu;;pm and Dinnerware, Sc and 10e t, 74c Rong-hanaied to save sour ack"t" 50c 12-Pc. Sherbet Set Friday Only, 29¢ 6 sherbet plates, 6 sherbets, Clear, :x:ll‘:eum crystal at & marvelous $19.75 Serving Cabinet, $5 Friday, one only. Mahogany nu.ned and for the $37.98 Standard Gas Range 26.98 m;m. one cnly at this re- 750 to'98c Meat Platters $2 Electric Toaster, 1.39 Fnd-y Only. 30 ted turkey platters, Oven toaster, fully nickel m small defects. o plated. iplete with col'd’. .‘m » - - PALAIS ROYAL—Fourth Floor Handkerchiefs Men’s Cotton Handkerchiefs Friday, 6 for 3% ‘They have a colored border and will agree with the most conservative & dozen at a time, for he never has enough. * Colored Border Linen Hand- Regular $2.95 Handbags Friday only, 235 day PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Great Values—even for a Friday Bargain 2,000 Panel Curtains " a great Friday bargain Made of 1 . 15 Filet Weave Laces Lace Insertion Shadow Weave Laces Curtains Wide Tuck Marqui- Deep Fringe Curtains settes Irish Point Curtains Enough for one day’s selling, but come early. Window Shades 36-In. Drapery Guaranteed At Friday Bargain Ra};,?:a?gwfs" Prices ¢ Water Color, Opaque and Shadex, ea. London, A special lot of 2,000 yards, of- Ww. C. fering a large selection of pat- Duplex, ea. terns and colorings. 36-Inch Drapery Velour Friday Only, $1 yd. Rose, blue, green, gold—the season’s favorites. quality for Winter drapes. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor Friday Furniture Features Another group of savings that you will gratefully remember as long as you haye the furniture. $250 3-pc. Kroehler Bed. $45 Four-Poster Davenport Suite, $179 Bed, 3695 Tapestry-covered reversible cush- Early Amenun motif; with high ions; opens to a full size bed. posts and high head rest. $112 Damask $28 Simmons Metal Love Seat, $89 Poster Bed, 19.95 ‘Only 2; down-filled cushions. Mahogany finish, single size only. $269 Cape Cod Hall $23.75 Walnut-Finish Clock, $198 Wood Beds, 11.95 ::eh'i m::l;i:?yy ssix;ralm::g’ move- Tsc:s b'dL’/[ :i‘: or two ;i 8 ll;yle $59 Maple Secretary Book: co.‘;?y 3.6.3153 - 1 only, 4975 Very roomy and beautifully fin- Solid maple, antique finish. ished. $75.75 Single $39.50 Walnut Desk and Day Bed, 19.95 Chest of Drawers, 29.50 Has separate pad. One only. Just one; a doubly useful article. PALAIS ROYAL—Fourth Floor Specially purchased to make Ideal D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1929. Continuing Our Great Overcoat Sale 750 | 1930 Wlnter Models A notable group of fine overcoats. When you slip into one notice particularly the fit and the hang. Then finger the woolens, look at the lin- ing, the deep pockets, the many other evidences of good tailoring. These are great values. Materials Models Boucles, Cheviots Single or Double Fleeces, Herringbones Breasted, box or Tweeds, etc. tube types COlOl‘S: The season’s favorites: Gray, tan, browns, blues and mixtures. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor All-Wool Fabrics unusual values At 1.88 The way the felt is tucked, twisted, draped and folded, is the secret of its success. For, as soon as you've pulled one down over your halr you're aware that the hne is right. You know you're wearing one of the season’s smart hats, which means a lot. All headsizes. Brown, tan, wine, navy, red, green and black. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Let that extra pair of gloves be fabric gloves $1 Fabric Gloves 79¢ Imported fabric gloves — chamoisette, chamois suede— in semi-tailored cuff styles, straight, frill and turn-back. Also some of the much- wanted double woven pull-on chamoca gloves. Best shades of nut, sandal, rosewood, tor- toise, beige, mode, Arab, gray, etc. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor The Palais Royal—jedoy siefgg ayj— . e 1ekoy siefeq oy, —The Palais Royal—jekoy siejeq oyy—The Palais Royal—je4oy stefeg oy —The Palais Royal-jedoy sieeq ayy—The Palais Royal—jedoy srepeg oyy—The Palais Royal-[edoy s!“l“d Y — alais Royal BOARD'S DIPLOMA PLAN CRITICIZED | Proposal to Withhold Sheep- skins Opposed by Public School Association. ‘The proposal of the Board of Educa- | tion to withhold high school diplomas | from pupils guilty of certain offenses which at present merit suspension came in for criticism at a meeting of the District of Columbia Public School Association in the Franklin School last i A question was discussed at length by members of the association, who seemed generally opposed to the proposition, but a motion by William J. Tucker to express disapproval of the proposal was not acted upon when it was found there were not a sufficient number of the assoclate delegates | present to constitute a quorum for & | vote. ‘Mr. Tucker, who introduced the resolution, referring to the children, | flechred “If they are not fit to go through the course, they ought to be expelled. If they go through they ought not to be kept from getting their diplomas.” Discuss Fraternities. The much-discussed issue of school fraternities also came up during the discussion when George M. Moore de- clared that what a boy does after school is the “boy's business and his parents’.” Benjamin S. Elliott countered with a defense of rules forbidding secret or- ganizations, declaring, in effect, that dangerous cliques develop as & ‘result, which means “interference with your boy and mine.” F. C. Stelzer, in a brief address, stressed the importance of developing hg‘r};iby and integrity among school cl The Board of Education is to con- sider further the proposal regarding the gnhhaldmg of diplomas, at an early Urge Full-Time Sessions. The association adopted a resolution urging the Board of Education to take action at the earliest possible moment to remedy the condition whereby sev- eral hundred third-grade children have to be carried as part-time pupils and to arrange for full-time classes for them. Letters of from H. S. Byrant, former pmldenc of the associa- tion and chairman it ative committee, and from Art.hur Red- field were read. An address was delivered at the meet- ing by Dr. Stanwood Cobb, president of the National sociation, whose subject was “The New Education and the ‘hild Psy- chology.” He stressed the importa of pnctlal methods of educnhn bem: employed in the schools and the of developing initiative aman’ children. Herber S. Wood, president the Dis- trict of Columbia Public School Asso- ciation, JAPAN ACCUSES 825 “REDS” OF PLOTTING Government Lifts Ban on News of ‘Wholesale Round-up Be- gun in 1928, By the Associated Press. ‘TOKIO, November 7. — Examination since the | wholesale round-up of March, 1928, | having been completed, the ban on publicity was lifted today and it was officially stated that 825 Communists have been formally charged with plot- ting. These include 483 arrested in the first raid, 295 on Apru 16, 1929, and 47 between these dates. The raid in April took place after it had been ascertained to the satisfaction of the authorities that 20 trained Com- munists from a special school in Mos- cow had secretly returned to Japan and were engaged in reorganizing Com- munist activity. Although it is thought that all the ringleaders were arrested, the judicial authorities state they believe it possible that sporadic attempts may be made to reorganize the movement. A risid Wateh 1 being kept and the Fome mia- ister has warned the national to be on guard against spread of subversive documents. . FRANCO-CUBAN PACT. PAR!B November 7 m—cuhm to- and ‘tigars are gran! prlvllens facilitating entry to Pnnu in & commercial treaty sigried yester- day at the Quai d'Orsay between Pnnu and Cuba. The treaty gives Cuban ex- ports to France the minimum customs tariffs, while French exports are af- forded the most favored nation trest- ment in Cuba. Reciprocal gusrantees gwrtprutecunn of trldemlrh is another eature. The PALAIS ROYAL Mrs. Carrington From New York Will Demonstrate Linocrex All Day Friday On the Main Floor She will tell you just how LINOCREX pre- serves and protects linoleums —h o w it eliminates SCRUB- BING and makes your kitchen spick and span. Mrs. Carrington has k e pt thousands of housewives from being “A Slave to Linoleum.” PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor