Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1929, Page 22

2 % THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1929. Byrd Would Have To Carry California Route, Brown Says As one cabinet officer to an- other, Postmaster General Brown has informed Secretary Hyde that Comdr. Byrd would have to be employed as a mail carrier if the rural route from Sattley City to Sierra City, Calif.,, is to be continued. This route, Mr. Brown wrote Mr. Hyde, will be abandoned be- cause it takes 30 horses, when there is snow on the d, to get the mail up 5 miles of the road where it rises 2,000 feet in that distance. Mr. Hyde had written Mr. Brown that several forest rangers would be getting their Christmas cards very late if the route was discontinued. It is now ad- vertised to run from Reno Junc- tion to Downieville, Calif., where the snow is not so deep. HOOVER PLAN STIRS FORFIGN SERVICE Proposal to Man Missions With Linguists Heralds Numerous Shifts. BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE. Nothing short of a bombshell has been dropped into the United States foreign service by President Hoover's gonnunument in his recent message Congress that hereafter Ambassadors and isters to Latin American coun- tries must speak the language of those countries. Mr. Hoover's decision de- notes & long-advocated departure in our foreign relations. In particular, it her- alds numerous shifts. in the diplomatic service, involving either the transfer or | the Dominican Republic, as well as to Tetirement of “chiefs of mission” who | Mexico, President Hoover will soon are now at Latin American posts with |lame new envoys, They will come, he no linguistic equipment except English. | Says, from the *career” foreign list, The President told Congress he would | Which includes a considerable number send to the Senate “at an early date|Of men qualifying from the language mg nominations of several such l&mn.t'; St:ngggh‘stfim“h RN A v arc - -speak , Ar- it dl_u WILE ot borver 1A thurul-l. (liels.sle;. has been rell;led f’r%n . Hoover's references to Latin|Guatemala, and H. F. A. Schoenfeld, America in his message are the direct|now Minister to Bulgaria, will succeed Tesult of his “good-will tour” experi- | him. Mr. Schoenfeld has had experi- ences there last Winter. One of the|ence in Venezuela, Paraguay, Uruguay, firmest, impressions the then President- | Brazil and Mexico, and, of course, is elect brought home was that a knowl- [ completely at home in Spanish. In Co- edge of Spanish (and, in the case of |lombia Minister Jefferson Caffery speaks Brazil, of Portuguese) is indispensable | Spanish, as does Minister Warren Del- if our envoys to the sister republics|ano Robbins, in Salvador. Mrs. Rob- are to fill their “jobs"—Hoover’s own | bins is an Argentinian. idiom—properly. The President-elect| The State Department's Latin Ameri- suffered no little personal embarrass- |can division is well manned with Span- ment in Central and South America |ish speakers. Its chief, Dana G. Munro, himself by having to commune with|not only talks the language of the Latin American Presidents and_ other | grandees, but is the author of the best high officials of state through in-|English work on the Central American terpreters. Republics. Francis White, Assistant Secretary of State, in charge of Latin Reaches Quick Decision. American affairs, knows Spanish as well as he knows English. Spanish is one Doy 8 (o case e e b1 | 8 B reeured optianal languages jority of the Latin American statesmen | for admission to the foreign service. did not talk our language. Mr. Hoover (Copyright, 1929.) :}xen and ch'ere lxl'x(mn:«i that w}lxen t;m S A— ime came for im to determine the American diplomatic personnel in that ATTORNEY GENERAL AIDS part of the world our intercourse wit its various governments should not be OUSTED ROAD OFFICIAL hampered by the language problem. e President's message to Congress specifically mentions his desire w:';:s..Opposes Governor of Kentucky in more firmly our understanding” Fith the” Latin ~American. countries. Removal of Honalrmian oover feels that there has to be very ighway Board. literal “understanding” of some lan- Sy guage common to those countries| By the Assoclated Press. and to our spokesmen there if business| FRANKFORT, Ky., December 5.— is to be conducted intelligently, sym-|Services of the attorney general’s de- pathetically and expeditiously. partment in opposing Gov. Flem D. The bulk of our chiefs of mission in|Sampson’s order removing Ben John- the Latin American countries is made |son, chairman, from the State High- up of Spanish-speaking envoys. Robert | way Commission were offered Mr. John- Woods Bliss, Ambassador to Argentina, | son yesterday by Attorney General J. W. speaks Spanish fluently. Edwin V.| Cammack. Morgan, long-time Ambassador to Bra- |~ The attorney general, in a letter, ex- zil, talks Portuguese fairly well and|pressed his belief that the action of Frencéh, which is common in Rio de|the governor was “illegal and vold.” « 8.1 The lin.omeyx general ;dflsel(‘lis :’m‘. Johnson to continue to perform u- is now in this country, has been Work- | ties as a member of the commission. ing hard at learning Spanish, and is| The executive order removing Mr. conquering it. Alexander P. Moore,| johnson from office said it was issued Ambassador to Peru, though stationed |in consideration of his refusal to resign for several years at Madrid, knows little| op, the request of three other members or nothing of the Spanish language.|of the commission and because Mr. His early removal from Lima, either by johnson “had not been in accord with retirement or by transfer to another|other members” and had failed to co- post, is considered certain. operate. Gov. Sampson late Tuesday appointed Waxiow'unt #o Wo - Vicant. Arthur B. Rouse, former Representa- The ambassadorship to Mexico will | tive, to the commission to fill one of the become vacant with Dwight W. Mor- | vacancies. ToW's departure for the London Naval _ Kills Six in Fit of Madness. Conference next month. His successor, as the new Hoover program indicates, will be some one who can talk to the ‘WARSAW, Poland, December 5 ().— Mexicans in Spanish. Mr. Morrow does ' A 25-year-old peasant named Czeslaw not command that language, but when | Konieczny in a village of Posnania mur- he was sent to Mexico City the re-|dered his mother, his three brothers quirements were for ~ other _talents, | and his two sisters in a sudden fit of which the New Jersey lawyer-banker | madness. He killed them with an ax promptly proved he possessed in high | and seriously wounded another brother. t Hoover diplomatic appoint- ments, though unnoticed by the public, had the Spanish-speaking asset clearly |. in view. Harry F. Guggenheim, named Ambassador to Cuba, was a mining engineer in both Mexico and Chile for several years, and mastered the Span- ish tongue. George T. Summerlin, why was transferred from Honduras to the ministership in Venezuela, is one of the best Spanish scholars in the serv- ice. Minister Evan E. Young, pru- moted from the Dominican Repubilc to Bolivia, knows Spanish well. For the concrete advantages President Hoover has in mind Leland Harrison was taken from the ministership to Sweden—a prized European post, because it is at a royal court—and sent to Uruguay, where Harrison’s fine acquaintance with Spanish will serve Uncle Sam good stead. Sheldon Whitehouse, coun- | selor at the Madrid embassy, has just | been promoted to be Minister to Guate- | ‘mala, where his excellent Spanish wuu be of high value. ’ . New Envoys to Be Named. A non-Spanish-speaking Minister un- derstood to be marked for transfer from a Latin American legation is Minister | John Glover South, now at Panama. In Nicaragua the American legation’s chief is Charles C. Eberhart, who rates high | as & Spanish speaker. In Costa Rica is | an American Minister similarly equip- | ped—Roy T. Davis. To Honduras and | A Complete 4 Stock of TREE LIGHTS $1.50 ., $2.50 g Outdoor Sets......$3.70 Wreaths..$1.50, $2.40, $5 Extra Bulbs ...10¢ “MUDDIMAN; 911 G St. N. 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Don't fail to visit our Third Floor and make a thorough inspection. You'll be glad that you did. Dresses 7 Black Chiffon and Lace Dinner Shimally $20.50, Re- Originally $29.50. Re- cently $18.50. Friday 17'50 3 Black Chiffon Afternoon Dre:ses.zgmsnles nrtxd 20. Origi- nally $25. cently $14.50. Friday, 13‘50 6 All-Lace Dinner Gowns, in navy, black, brown, gray. Sizes 14, 16, 20. uOr,igisn;(}s; $35 and $39.50. Recently .50, Friday cceoceecnnanes 25'50 5 Misses’ Ensembles, in crepe with eggshell blouse. Sizes 14 to 20. lorlgl‘n;sly g{:jfl and $35. Recently $14.50. - Femsberlaal LA, 2 Misses’ Dresses, satin blouse and velvet skh"g; Slz:l 20. Origi- nally $18.75. ecently 00 $10. Friday........l.. 9' 6 Misses’ Street Dresses, mostly prints and crepes. Sizes 14 and 16. Oflghimlly‘tlosi_‘rllnd $16.50. Recently $5. i3 o ™ 4.50 1 Wool Tweed Ensemble, blue crepe dress, size nz. Originally $39.50. Recently = $16.50. Friday 13.95 1 Navy Blue Wool Crepe Dress, size 14. Originally 13 95 $16.50. Friday....... v 1 French Blue Silk Crepe Street Dress, size 12. Origi- 19 50 nally $25. PFriday.... - 9 Misses’ Navy Blue Crepe and Georgette Street Dresses, sizes 14 to 20. Originally $16.50 and $25. Recently $13.74. Fri- 9 74 pe, Cloth and Geor- gette Street Dresses and a few ensembles of wonderful value. Sizes 12, 14, 16, 20. Originally $25 and $29.50. Re cently $18 day 1 Lovely Chartreuse Evening Gown, sh.calaén Olgglnally $49.50. Recently $39.50. Fri- PeERRe - 35.00 1_Maize Starched Chiffon Eve- ning Gown, size 20. Originally $35. Fri- 25.00 .day 7 Beautiful Evenlns Gowns of silk moire, satin and tulle, chif- fon and taffeta. Sizes 14 to 20. Rebently S18715, Fric Recently $18.75. - T e 10:00 2 Crepe Ensembles, sizes 3¢ and 38. One navy, ong black. Origi- nally $25. Recently 16 95 $21.95. Friday....... o (l)’B!‘lnck"M:g;lél(;lllgrl‘r!ss size 40. riginally $39.50. Fri- day . 35'00 2 Dresses, 1 <repe and 1 geor- gette, sizes 34 and 36. Origi- nally $29.50. day ... 1 Satin and 1 Crepe Dress, sizes 34 and 40. Originally 19 50 38 and 40. Originally $49.50. Recently $39.50. Fri- 35 ‘") 1 Black Velvet Evening Dress, sze 4215, Originally §79.50. Re- cently $55. Fri- Sy 49.50 1 Black Satin Evening Gown, size 40%. Originally _$39.50. Re- cently $2050. Fri- 25.00 3 Lace Dresses, black, beige and bmlwn. Sizes 3; -Fd 42. Origi- nally $2950. Fri- it 25.00 2 Lace Dresses, size 34 in beige and 40 xnnls»)ro;vg Originally .50 orees 35.00 2 Lace Dresses, sizes 36 and 421%. Bmwnssgnd black. Originally $19.50. Priday .......... 16.95 1 Black Laco Dress, size 38. Originally $45. - S 0000 1 White Chiffon Afternoon Dress, size 36. Originally $29.50. Recently $19.50. Fri- 16 Q5 day ceeee » 6 Crepe Dresses, size 44 (1 size 38). Originally $16.95. Recently $1395. Fri- 10,95 Coats 1 Muskrat Coat, self trimmed, size 36. Originally $265. Recently $215. Fri- HREE 185.00 *1 Sealine Coat, muskrat trimmed, size 34 Originally L. Recently $89.50. Fri- gy, e 69.50 *I Sealine Coat, brown fox collar. size 36, Originally $195. Recently $125. Friday .... 95'00 gray squirrel col- Size 36. Origi- nally $175. $125. Friday *(Dyer Rabbit). 3 Misses’ Black Broadcloth Coats, sizes 14 and 16, Originally $49.50. Recently $19.50. ) = Friday . e 12:50 2 Misses’ Tan and Black Broad- cloth Coats, wolf trimmed. sizes 12 and 16, Originally $59.50. Recently $39.50. - Friday ....... i 8 29")0 2 Misses' Brown Velvet Coats, pointed wolf collar and cuffs, size 16 Orlginally $59.50. Recently $39.50. Friday .. - 29.50 2 Misses' Black Broadcloth Coats, wolf trimmed, sizes 15 and 18 Originally $69.50. Re- 4= cently $50.50. Friday 45.00 2 Misses' Diagonal Cloth Coats beautifully trimmed with civet cat. Sizes 14 and 16. Originally $195. Re- 98 50 cently $129.50. Friday 1 Misses’ Tan Sport Coat, wolf collar, size 18. Originally $59.50. Recently $39.50. Fri- 29 50 day coooeenn tersennee X 1 Misses’ Camel’s Hair Coat, rac- coonmc;)lllar. size R;B Originally $65. - cently $55. Friday.... 45'00 1 Misses’ Velvet Coat, wine color, civet cat trimmed. Sé’e 17. Orig- inally $79.50. Recent- 1y $45.00. Friday...... 35'00 2 Women's Blue Broadcloth Coats, vicuna fox and skunk trimmed. Sizes 38 x;rgc‘l) 40. Orig- inally $69.50. Recent- ly $55.00. Friday..... 45'm 1 Woman'’s Sport Coat, tan mix- fure. Size 50'-.-}.1201'1;{- nally $39.50. cent- ly $25.00. Friday..... 15'00 Group of Women's Black Broad- tail Fabric Coats, kit fox collars and cuffs. Sizes 38 to 42. Orig- inally $50.50. Recent- 1y $39.50. Friday 29'50 1 Woman’s Brown Velour de Noir Cnl\:. badgger collar. S"lu 36. Orig- inally $79.50. Recent- ly $55.00. Friday..... 45.00 2 Women's Broadcloth Coats, black and red, skunk and baby flsalsarlmmed.xflgfleg’g% Originally $69.50. Recently .50. Friday n. 49.50 2 Women's Winter Dress Coats, tan and blue, wolf collar and ;urg]s, sluufleiu()rlg- nally $69.50. cent- ly $59.50. Friday 49'50 PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Youngsters’ Needs Reduced for Friday 25 Girls’ Wash Dresses, in prints or gingham with short sleeves. Sizes 8 to 14. Regularly $1.69. Were $1 $1.39. Friday ......... . 24 Flannelette Bloomers, sizes 8 and 14 only. Regularly = 59c. Friday e - 25¢ 24 Middy Blouses, in blue or khaki. Sizes 16 to 22. ' Regularly 9r $1.50. Were 50c. Friday. ... A Table Full of Infants’ Wear Intriguingly piled with diminutive shirts, bands, hose, sweaters, dresses. bibs, bonnets and the other articles he wears, Values to $3.95. Friday, 25¢ to 1.50. Infants’ Wear—Third Floor Japanese Coolie Coats Friday Only, 298 All the girls have these piquant little negligees of wool challis with gay borders of neutral flowers and fig- ures. In sizes for misses and women, PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor $5.98 French Spun Jersey Dresses Friday Only, 3.98 Correctly styled for sports or | ddily wear, these charming little frocks are pre-shrunk, of all-wool jersey that will nobly resist wear. One or two plece models, in at- tractive colors with self or con- trasting trim. Sizes 16 to 42. 75c and $1 White Aprons Friday Only, 59¢ First aild to the holiday hostess are these dainty lawn and swiss aprons, trimmed with fine lace and ribbon bows. They're a bit mussed, but will look splendid after a tubbing. Rayon Crepe de Chine Nightgowns Friday Only, 198 Neat and well made gowns with V or Jenny neck, in lovely pastel In styles for misses and shades. women. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Friday Bargains In the Silk Section are always more than worth while 1,500 Yds All-Silk Taffeta Radium—Satin Rayon Twill Friday Only Complete assortment of the most 88c Yd. wanted colors. Wool and Wool Mixed Dress Fabrics 88c yd. A striking Friday feature; broken assortments make it possible. 2-Tone Lining Brocades, Friday Only 88¢c yd. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor Che PALAIN Shop Early—Mail Early—for Better Service G Street at Eleventh 100 Wonderful Fridz As Christmas nears the appeal of our Friday Bargains becomes greater. Your gift fund must well as gifts. And that is why Friday Bargains are such great things for harassed shoppers. Desirable Merchandise taken from regular stock because of broken size or color ranges, becau Friday Bargains also include special purchases at rare values. Scan this page carefully, that No Phone or Mail Orders Accepted The Sportswear Section Observes Bargain Friday 23 silk blouses, recently $10.95. Friday ........ -8.905 2 silk blouses, recently $12.95. Friday ........ 995 1 silk blouse, recently $16.50. Friday ........1(0.95 Black and navy included i :}0 955]1(; Slll.ln 5 Print, originally .95. Recently $6.95. - iy cently $6.95. Fri: 5.95 2 Full-length Leather Coats, 1 brown, size 36, and 1 red, size 34. 29 50 Recently $39.50. Friday.. g 1 Velvet Raincoat, navy and gray. Size 34. Friday 1 Red Silk Bllnco:lt, :llzgs;l. Origi- nally $13.95. Recently $10.95. Friday . . 8.95 Recently $25. 19 50 2 Red Silk Raincoats, size 16. Orig- inally $10.95. Recently $8.95. Priday ...oooeeee Sportswear—Third Floor Glad News for Thrifty Shoppers 625 Prs. and Other Fine Shoes $6.50 to $10 Values Friday only. ... 4.79 Slim pumps, smart ties, comfortable straps, in a profusion of styles and materials, each shoe of the splendid quality that has made Palais Royal famous. Now is the time to buy shoes for Winter wear, and it will certainly pay you to stop in tomorrow and be fitted. A Friday Slipper Special, $1 Value for Rose, blue or black rayon fashions these slippers that glow becomingly on the foot. They have heels for those who C hate flat slippers. Shoe Dept.—Second Floor $1.25 2-Piece Pajamas Friday Only, $1 Crepe, broadcloth or flannelette in stripes, figures or floral patterns make these gay, yet sturdy pajamas. The blouses are tuck-ins or slip- overs, and the sizes are for women and misses. $1 Flannelette Gowns Friday Only, 84c Service-giving gowns in a good quality flannelette, made with double yoke, hemstitched and hand trim- med, and embellished with pastel stripes. Cut full and roomy. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Useful Gifts from the Sweater Section Pull=-Over Sweaters, 1.98 Sweaters are essential to every smart wardrobe, and these particu- lar ones have a dash of their own. All wool or wool and rayon mixed, in solid colors, stripes and fancy weaves. Crew or V necks. Sizes 34 to 42. All-wool Spencer Jackets with sleeves will feel good under your coat these chilly days. Gray, pink, lavender, black, or white. 2 25 Sizes 34 to 42 .. - All-wool Shgulderettes are new and comfortable. ‘They are really & scarf with the ends made into cuffs through which your hands slip. Or- chid, pink, white, blue, gray and Bk $1 and 1.25 Sportswear—Third Floor $1.95 Pearl* Chokers Friday Only, 1.44 Three strands of milky pearls are joined with a novelty ciasp to make a choker necklace with an admi- rable luster. They're being worn everywhere and will figure prom- nently on many gift lists. “Imitation. $1.95 High Luster Chokers, Friday Only 1.39 This small price buys a glittering trinket with an irresistible appeal for every girl. In 15 or 18 inch lengths, these charming necklaces are diamond-cut, which means they catch every gleam of light. Pro- tected by a spring ring catch and a guarantee. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor If you need new luggage for the holiday trip $10.95 Gladstone Bags Friday Only, 8.69 Here’s a manly bag to command the respect of porters and baggage smashers. Because it's of genuine seal in black or brown, with a hefty strap running all around it; because it has a strong handle and locks at the center and ends; because it's tastefully lined and has a convenient center compartment. $10 and $10.95 Overnight Cases Friday Only, 8.69 Of Dupont Fabrikoid, in black or brown, very strongly made in spite of its lightness, and it has two end locks and a neat lining. A tray of fittings comes with some of these smart cases. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Smart Little Felts for Holiday Wear -1.50 Every well dressed woman matches her frocks with her hats, and at this very moderate price she can do so with ease, Each smartly styled, youthful and becom- ing. In a delightful range of popu- lar colors and head sizes to it you all. We usually sell these little hats for $1.88. hat is new and PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Toiletries .At Great Reductions $1 Immortelle Vanity, in leather- ette case, in several choice shades. Each dainty case con- tains powder Y TOURS! . iigre. ot $150 Norida Double =0, Compact ..... 59(— $1.50 Raquel Bath Powder. You'll sniff its fragrance grate- fully .. ! 49C 82.30 Eorld ance Po':v/der, smooth and beautifying. (Note the great reduction).... 79c¢ $1.50 Raquel Bath Salits, make the daily pleasure .. $450 Raquel I'Endeley Perfume, exotic and $ l NULING covcveiiniiinnn PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Bargains In Trimmings $8.95 Fur Collars and Cuffs, Friday Only, 6.95 Fur collars and cuffs and single col- lars in thibetine, Manchurian wolf, opossum, fox paws and many other kinds, in black, gray, tan or dark brown. $4 to $6 Fur Lengths Friday only, 1.79 yard Pur lengths, in coney, caracul, thibetine, 24 inches long and 4 inches wide. In tan, brown or gray, it makes beautiful collars and cuffs for your old cloth coat. S0c to $1 Buckles and Slides, Friday, 25¢ Your dress or coat will be measur- ably brightened by the addition of one of these gally colored buckles or slides. Note the reduction. Ribbon, 9¢ yard Satin, moire, taffeta, grosgrain, picot edge, in fancy stripes and many colors. 1 and 2 inches wide. They've many uses at this time of year. Ribbon, 33¢c yard Moire, taffeta, messaline, in ombre effects, Roman stripes and many colors and combinations. Why not make all your gifts of ribbon? Remnants of Ribbon 19¢ yard Satin, moire, taffeta, Dresden and fancy stripes, 3 to 5-inches wide. 1 to 3 yards long. Many lovely shades. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Children’s $§1 Nazareth Union Suits Friday Only, 74c Good, warm union suits, fleece- lined, Winter weight, made in waist style with button and garter attach- ments. Dutch_neck, elbow sleeves, knee length. Sizes 2 to 12. PALA; ROYAL—Main Floor 1,000 Pairs Dainty Ruffled Curtains id ey, 144 “Kriss-kross” and valance styles in white, ecru or other colors. Sash Curtains Friday Only, 34c Pr. Made of fine quality voile and marquisette with colored ruffles. American Holland Shades Friday Only, 52¢ Seconds of our $1. grades, but no tears or holes to mar them. All on guaranteed rollers. White, ecru, green. 0Odd Lots of Curtains Friday Only 1.50 ea. or pr. 2 1 or 2 or_each; all perfect quality, but remainders of good sellers. 9x12-Ft. Room Size RUGS- Reduced for Friday Clearance Seamless Velvet 23-85 Rugs . Seamless T ap . l 8.85 estry Rugs ... Seamless Axmin- 21 .85 ster Rugs Seamless - Wool 22.85 and Fiber ....... Odd Size Rugs at Friday-Only Prices Five 9x9 Axminster 31 .85 ROERII T 5vaih e o dsis Three 1114x12 Ax= 47 85 . minster Rugs . = One 12x15 Axmin= 69.85 Ster RUS . oas o vovine ;I;:lv:‘ 9x12 '\‘Vilttm 93.85 One 8%4x10; Wil- 76 85 ton Rug .. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor Children’s 69¢ and 79¢ Sleepers, Friday Only 2 for $1 Chilly sheets hold no terrors for the child who's clad in a snug sleeper of soft gray cotton, with feet. In a broken assortment of sizes, mostly 6 months t1 5 years. Rayon Panties, 2 for $1 Made without elastic, they button at the tailored waistband, they are very trimly tailored, and trimmed with bands of contrasting color. Strong- ly reinforced for longer wear. In pink, peach, shrimp, nile and white, Sizes 4, 5 and 6, for misses and ‘women., Knit Underwear—Main Floor Super-Quality Felt Base Rugs Made and guaranteed by ti Certainteed Co. Friday on! 9x12, 8,88 779, 5.88 6x9, 5.18 Extra-Quality Door Mats 15x27 in. 1,55 18x29in. 1.9 27-In. Derby Jute Carpel Friday Only, 1.15 yd. Rose, blue, green, tan in choicf designs. ‘* 27x54-In. Derby Jute’ Rugs, Friday Only, 1.8% Oval Rag Rugs 18x36 in....ceceee 79¢c 24x36 i +reoeesqenss1.08 AXABAN s v s dpmeio ol AN Washable Rag Rugj Friday Only 18x36 in. 33¢ 24x48in. ¢, 24x36in. 53¢ 27x54in. § 36x72 in. 1,53 b Felt Base Floor Coverings, 38¢ yd. Choice linoleum designs fg kitchen, bath or pantry. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor Friday Bargains In| Notions 89¢ Kleinert's Sanitary Aprons, Friday only, 69¢ Silk Rubberized Aprons, regular s in flesh and a few black. 45c¢ Sanitary Belts, Friday, 35} Flesh-colored elastic, in medium large sizes. 10c package Dixie Bell Sanitary Napkins, 2 pkgs., 1 Four to a package. 5 25¢ Dress Shields, Friday, 18¢c pr. -~ Szunmmeed dress shields in asso es. - PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Silverware the gift of permanent bea $5 Silver-Plated Sugan and Creamer, Friday only, 3.8% A handsome tray goes with this b tiful, gray-finish sugar and crean o] and a guarantee backs its wearis quality. =~ A gift expressive of yo good taste. $4.95 Silver-Plated Hollowa# Friday only, 3.69 A particularly fine quality of b a tasteful new design makes ractive pleces: Water pitcher Platter Vegetable dish Centerplety Gravy boat PALAIS ROYAL—Main If You're Planning to Give Linens Scan This List $1.00 Linen Towels, 69c Colored border huck towels with hand-embroidery #nd colored hemstitched hems. $1 Dresser Scarfs, 69¢ Have linen centers with lace trimmed edges and lace inserts. Regulation size. $2.98 Linen Sets, 2.48 54 inches square, with 6 napkins. Crochet borders in blue or gold. Will wear and launder excellently. 54x68 inches. Friday only, 2.48. These Friday Bargains Will Be Acceptable and Economical Gifts $1 Linen Crash Cloths Do~ 50 inches square, all-linen eloth with assorted colored borders, S50c Wash Cloth Sets, 39¢ A box of 4 colored- cloths make this unusual uhma N $12.95 All-Wool Blankets, 11.4 81 Plaids in assorted colors; size 70x80 inches, with wide sateens binding. $3.49 Boxed Pillow Case Sets, 2.98 A pair of pillowcases, fillet and cut work, with embroidering. On fine quality sheeting; in gift box. $3.50 Rayon Spreads Lustrous rayon, for full size beds. Assorted colors. $5.95 Lace Spreads z * 495 \ Size 80x90 inches, with throw for ) pillows, Make smart gifts, ! $1.95 Extra Heavy Bed Sheets, 1.49 Size 81x99; slightly sofled. This weight sheet suitable for hotels as well as home. R Friday Bargains to Make Gift Sewing Economical 69¢ Rayon Striped Shirting, 49¢ Yd. Good quality for men's and boys' sh]lns. Assortment of stripes and colors. 79¢ Printed Rayon, 59¢ Yd. Rayon crepe and printed rayon in colorful tterns for dresses. 36 inches wi 79¢ Rayon Taffeta 68c Yd. Also rayon twill and embossed rayon in & wide range of plain colors. $1.49 Printed Rayon Crepe, 1.28 Yd. In tweed and conventional pat- fl terns, Cuts beautifully :m dresses. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor % % & ThePalais Royal % & & The Palais Royal & & & The Palais Royal £ & The Palais Royal & & & The Palais Royal 3