Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1930, Page 31

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1930. 46660406664 JANUARY FEATURE OFFERING FOR ONE DAY ONLY b»ee Sale! Aluminum Cooking Utensils '1 A tremendous special purchase—1,200 pieces in all—and every piece of pure aluminum. Made by the same manufacturer of the famous Mirro Aluminum Ware! Many piecces, to our knowledge, have never been offered at this price before. Enjoy kitchen efficiency, economically—buy liberally - EXPLOSION WRECKS CLUB OF FILIPINOS Many in Building at Time of Blast, but All Escape 2.0t. Double Boil : -Qt. Double Boilers Serious Hurts. 8-Qt. Covered Kettles 10-Qt. Covered Kettles 1-2-3-Qt. Covered Sauce- pan Sets 6-Cup Electric Percolators (guaranteed element) 5-Qt. Tea Kettles 14-Qt. Dish Pans 4-Qt. Double Steamers 17-In. Oval Double Roasters 12-Cup Coffee Percolators By the Associated Press. , Calif., January 30.—A terrific explosion blew out the front of | the Filipino Center, an old mansion used @8 & club hostess here, yesterday. Al- though dozens of Pilipinos were sleeping in the struture, no one was reported injured The facade al the building, which is located in one of the poorer residential sections in the southern portion of the city, was hurled across the street hy the blast. Police reservists surrounded the structure. Powder experts said the ex- plosion was probably caused by a blast of black powder set under the front porch. Many of the Pilipino occupants of fi:e building were thrown from their beds by the blast, but a few bruises were the only injuries reported. Aftermath of Riots. Police viewed the explosion as an aftermath of recent anti-Filipino rioting in Watsonville, San Jose and other cen- tral California cities. ‘There have been individual clashes between whites and Filipinos here dur- ing the last week, but these have been of a minor nature. The Filipino Center, used as a dance hall and dormitory, utilized white girls as entertainers. The use of white girls as entertainers in a club at Watson- ville was a contributory cause to the trouble there. A few minutes after the explosion re- ports of riots in the business district be- Rn pouring into police headquarters, it proved to be fist fights between Fili- nlnns lnd Whites at widely separated Motorman Saw Sedan. Charles Woodrow, a street car mntor- man, reported he saw, from the vantage | of his car, a large biue sedan automo- bile speed by the Filipino Club. A man in the car hurled something at the building, and the blast that followed g:n out the entire front of the building, Peuoe said Filipino leaders here have been conducting themselves with ad- mirable restraint during the last week, during which several uuulu upon Fili- pinos have been repo: ‘This city has Whl! is descrlbed as the largest Filipino colony in California, about 15,000 islanders having a more or less permanent residence here. In addi- tion, Stockton is the center of labor dis- tribution in-the Delta farming region, and all of the larger Filipino labor con- tractors have hepdquarters here. [UST like the Orange Blos- som Special: All-Pullman de iuxe...Club and Observa- tion Cars. ..Seaboard Dining Car Service...and no extra are. Opuonal route privi- eges ‘on a round-trip ticket enable you to cross Florida and visit both Coasts with- out extra fare. Seaboard Florida Limited Leaves Washington 1:05 A.M. Daily Orange Blossom Special Leaves Washington 2:35 P.M. Daily Southern States Special Leaves Washington 3:30 P.M. Daily Daily through sieeping car service to Brunswick (Sea lsiand Beach), Ga. New York-Florida Limited Leaves Washington 12:01 A.M. Daily Seaboard Fast Mail Leaves Washington 9:30 A.M. Daily Carolina Golfer To Southern Pines and Pinchurst | Leaves Washington 5 P.M. Daily I For further tnformation or reservations, consult your local Ticket Agent or G. W. VIERBUCHEN District Passenger Agent 714 14th Street N.W. ‘Washington, D. C. Phone Nationsl 0837-8 00000600000006000000000 Originally 92¢ 69c 197 PAIRS, every pair full. fashioned and of a clear, even weave chiffon; bro- ken sizes and color ranges. (625 PRS.) CHILDREN’S SOCKS. Were 12c. Friday 9‘: Street Floor Unprecedented Reductions on Fur Coats (1) SEALINE (dyed rab- bit) with marmot collar. T 8§45 i: NY, fox collar. iginally $198.75. Fri only. 355 f‘l) llIRO‘A)lr)_ Al=i COAT; wolf collar. Originally $198.75. Friday only. sss (1) GREY CONEY; fox collar. Originally 25 $100. Friday only. .. s (1) CALF COAT. Originally $100. Fri- szs (2) SEALINE COATS (dyed rabbit). Origi- nally $119. l"r-iny ”5 Infants’ High Shoes * Reduced! (33 prs.) LACE or BUT- TON STYLE SHOES; black or tan calf; patent leather with clamp tops; sizes 61¢ to 73%. Were $3.25. 98c Friday only. . Second be Thrifty Mothers Can Save on Girls’ Wear! (12) GIRLS’ DRESSES— &ilk, velvet, and wool crepe; ears. Wer. $10.95. Friday only 31.95 (9) GIRLS’ DRESSES; jersey ‘;nd silk crepe. Were $7.95. Friday only..--.. $9:99 (8) GIRLS’ JERSEY BLOUSES; 8 to 16 years; red, rose, green, blue and tan. Were $3.95. s2.19 Friday only (5) GIRLS’ SWEATER SETS; navy and turquoise; 12 and 14 years. WA REm ORS00 day only..... (23) GIRLS’ WASH I‘)VRESSES; 8 ;_o 14 years. ere $1.79. rie da ety e 019009 (16) LEATHERETTE TAMS; blue and brown. Were $1.59. i Fourth Floor Bargains in Jewelry and Silverware s 41, PINS, v and eed Pearl Earrings. Were 39c. Friday only 19c (4) BANJO CLOCKS; made by Session Clock Co. Were $5. (6) MESH BAGS. Were 69c. Friday only 390 (6) 60-INCH STRANDS of BUBBLE PEARLS (mfd.). Were $1.59. Fri only (11) STERLING BELT BUCKLES. Were $1.49. 31 Friday only (29) WHITE HANDLED KNIVES; n.mlu- blades; (10 sets) Indi: Salt and Pepper Shakers (imperfect). Were 25¢c lgc and 49c. Fridayonly. 1 STERLING CUPS for s; (1 pr.) Sterling Salt P;.vpp.r ‘Sh. . ‘ere $3.50. Feidiytecly $2.29 (2) BABY CUPS, sterling. Were $1.69. i IL I*I(IV)ING lasuz‘s‘—j.uy. eese, etc. ore Friday only. . " 69¢c Street 113 Prs. Novelty Cuff Fabric Gloves Only because they're broken in size and color range do we sell them at this low price! Only 113 pairs in the lot—come early if you wish to share in the savings. Street Floor Lamp Shades Were 50c to $3.95 25¢ to $1.45 All of them shopworn— yet very good values at this special low price for Friday. Sixth Floor Two Bargains for Young Men! ) GABARDIN! TRENCH COAT; tan; size A o Fnday only. . Street Floor 21 Little Boys’ Sum Were $4.95 $2.65 Of novelty botany fla ton-on wearing sizes 5 to 8. Good for school and play ‘wear. 4 Street fl”" s Tempting Savings in the Inexpensive Shop (10) DRESS and SPORTS COATS—of heavy tweeds and broadcloths; some fur trimmed. _Sizes 14 to 40 Were$10.75. day_only (50) SMART DRESSES— of crepes, velvets, georgettes and pri lhouette. Friday only. . Second Floor tomorrow. Housewares—Sixth Floor NSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 THRIFTY FRIDAY Store-Wide Savings of at Least 259), One Day Only Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders Cannot Be Accepted on Advertised Items Many Suits and Coats in Jr. Misses’ Reductions (18) COATS, tailored or with fur collars; broadcloth for dress; tweeds for sports; 13 to 19. Were $16.50 to $25. Fri- Gy " $8.95 (25) RAINCOATS; black, rod, green, brown, and tan; 3305 1o 3495 f o Fl;i y only... sz (8) TWEED ENSEMBLE SUITS; ‘with-satin o crepe blouse; 13 to 17. W $7 $16.50. Friday only.... (5) TWEED ENSEMBLE SUITS; long or short jackets; beautiful satin or crepe Blowsar: 13 te 17. Were Friday only. . $10.50 Second Floor Women’s and Misses’ Dresses Reduced (28) WOMEN'’S AND MISSES’ FROCKS of flat crepe, chiffon and print- ed crepe; broken size and color ranges—so arrange to be here early. Were $10 and $16.50. Fri- dey onty ... 99.00 a7n WOME X cluding crepes, sal noon model Friday only (29) MISSES' AND WOMEN'S FROCKS of satin, crepe, and crepe — this_ season’s styles; in black, brown, green, and navy; sizes 16 to 44. Many ensem- ble types, good for Spring. Were $32.50 and $39.50. Fri- 318 AND MISSES’ DRESSES, in- nd velvets; street and after- all originally $25 to $39.50. $12.50 All Evening Wrapc Reduced One-Fourth Second Fleor Odd Lots of Underwear Greatly Reduced (70 pi MISES, d ins; flannelette gowns; slightly soi $1.39 1o $1.59 day only. (25) , Slips and Steprine; voile and Fuyen S Warw it i o Pildayrouly .. 090 (25) FLANNELETTE PA- JAMAS. Were $1.98. Friday only. 91.39 ‘Third Floor Amazing Bargains in Housewares! (570 pieces) SHELF PAPER, including various golored borders; 4yard lengths. Were 5¢ length, Friday 2for5c (37) ODDS AND ENDS. 5 ate fillers, protector for gas burners, dish gr ers. Were c to 49¢. Fri- day only .. 2 for 5(: .) BEATERS, (16 PCS.) CAGE COV. ERS, salad sets, clothes brushes, indoor clothes reel. Were 69c and 75c. Friday onmly (10 PCS.) PIPE REST, smoking sets, drain board mats, kettles, French fryers. :V “e to $1.45. (‘) BATH ROOM MIR- RORS, white enamel frames. Were $3.7 day only. . (1) BA OOM ROR. Was $4.75. Friday only. Sixth Floor Save 259, in the Art Department o R(;;) sTAerD VOILE SES. Were 19c. Friday only. . 12'%(! ), SK BASKETS. ightly e ere B0c. bty ety .. AIC (7) STAMPED SUEDE BAGS AND SCRAP BASKETS. Were 49¢ 39 and $1.00. Friday only JJC (57) PIECES, _including felt scarfs, crash scarfs, breakfast sets, aprons, lunch sets d ib sets—all mped ready to embroid- er. Were 39c. day only (6) SCRAP BASKETS AND MAGAZINE RACKS. Slightly damaged. Were $1.49 $1.98. Friday only. . Third Floor Friday Savings on Silks and Velvets Regular $1.95 Grades $1.45 A splendid ass materials—in desired colors ud ’fimru: included are— Heavy Printed Crepes Kimono Silks Brocade Velvets Plain Flat Crepes Black Coating Matalesse 52-in. Black Silk and Wool Coatings Third Floor 267 Men’s White Broadcloth Shirts Originally $1.35 to $1.65 69c It would pay one to buy a few extra shirts at thi; ! Collar-attached and neckband of fine white broadcloth (a few fancies). All sizes in the lot. (80) MUFFLERS and squares, meat patterns on light and dark lroundl Were $1.00. Friday only. (62 PRS.) PERRINS GLOVES, light cream te 8% $1. c. Friday only. . (40) BOXES HANDK a box, all with the woven initial. Were $1.00 box. Friday only. .. Street Floor Women’s Mussed and Soiled Handkerchiefs Were 10c to 50c—Now 5¢ to 25¢ Included are plain linens, linens with embroidered corners or dainty lac White and colors! Just 425 in the lot— get your share! Street Floor Negligees Priced to Clear! ) N:Gum:l:s of (1) BLACK SATIN NE.?ILHEEE. -lnbnw trim; am, size. as $6.95. Friday only “095 (2) BLACK SATIN NEGLIGEES, small sizes. W, . iy oty $9.95 (1) BLUE NEGLIGEE, i i Friday only.... $10.95 (24) CREPE DE CHINE DRESSES, pastel shades and alltr Save on Children’s Toys {9 SKY ROCKET GLID- —were rie lsc (10) “WHIRLY GO” PULL TOYS—were 98¢. Fri- zsc MUSICAL PULL TOYS—were 98¢c. Fri- lsc (7 sets) TOY DISHES— were ll.li. Friday 98c Important Savings on Umbrellas (7) WOMEN’S SILK UM- BRELLAS—plain with fancy borders and attractive han- dlos; soiled nnd“-.l:fit imper- ections; were 2 108375, Friday only, 92019 (1) BLUE GLORIA UM- BRELLA—plain amberlite handle; one gore imper- fect. Was $2. Fri- o i $1.50 (2) BLUE SILK UM- BRELLAS—fancy border and handles; were $4.46. s3.26 Buy Children’s Underwear at Savings! 23) RAYON UNION SUITS—broken sizes; were 89c. Friday only 49‘: (57) RAYON BLOOMERS (27) . UNION SUITS—me- dium weight cotton; French style pants; small sizes. Were $125. Friday (42) RAYON AND WOOL SUITS—were $1.95. 31.39 120 Pairs Women’s Storm Boots, Originally s$10.75 $1.95 Don’t be without a pair during rainy, slushy days. They’re not only smart and trim looking but protec- tive and warm. Of brown alligator, brown kid and patent leather, with high suede tops to match. Fully kid lined and with a strap that buckles neatly to one side. All sizes. (46 PRS.) WOMEN'S SHOES, smart pump and strap effects of black suede, brown suede, tan kid or black kid; broken style and size ran Were $5.95 to $7.50. Friday omly.... Second Floor Floor Coverings for the Thrifty (100 yds.) FELT -BASE FLOOR COVERING, rem- nant lengths for the pantry or kitchenette. Originally 39c and 49c sq. yd 19C Friday only, sq. yd.. (5) DORIENT RUGS. re- productions from Orientals; sizes 27:‘2 and 27x38. (1) 9:12 OVAL DILART FIBER RUG. ionyee.. $10.95 (28) AXMINSTER RUGS, , 15x27 inches; at- e colors and designs. $1.00. Fnd-y ssc 6 13 y-rd-) STAIR CARPETING, remnant lengths that can be used for scatter rugs. Regularly $1.25 ya i Fifth Floor Save 25% [n the Basement (45) MEN’S BATH ROBES, fully cut and well tailored of soft, fleecy jacquard robing; shawl collar styles with rayon braid trim. $2.95. only ‘WOOL SUITS, blue and with fully li 14. We Friday only srey, fancy mixtures; d knickers; 7 to " $2.79 (22) BOYS’ CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS, with convert- collars and warm plaid gs; in navy and grey; 3 to 7. Were uu sz sq ERS, styles, (30) SLIPOVER SWEAT- vee and of wool mixtures; many colors and de- signs; slightly nll-d; 36 to 42. Were $1.95. crew neck and rayon day only Friday only. . (22) BOYS' LEATHER- ETTE LUMBERJACKS, with lars ; l--. (78) FROCKS, smart styles with long sleeves; some GIRLS’ WASH mocked, others with pleated skirts; 7 to 12. Were 69c. MEN'S FLANNEL- (60) tan, ETTE PAJAMAS, good heavy quality; INFANTS' e and button of black leather; 4 to 5. Were Corsets and Corsetlets at Reduced Prices (13) LIGHT - WEIGHT CORSETLETS, made of soft reinforced; bro- Feiday outy $2.19 (l) PINK CORSETLETS, with brassieres; diaphragm control. Were $3.95. z Friday only s 95 (8) CORSETLETS with abdominal belts. Were 79¢c. Friday only 59‘ (18) GOSSARDETTES, with brassieres, llop-ll -ld garter belt combine: $2.50. only “4) ALL-!LASTIC ST!P- IN GIRDLES. Were $3.95. GOSSARDETTES, arter belt com- (10) WRAP AROUND GIRDLES --d chnie step- “‘313‘:;" Fi I‘ to ri :y P g $6.95 (7) RAYON SATIN STEP- INGIRDLES. Were $3. Friday only.. $2.19 Third Fleer Save Tomorrow on Notions p {100 BOTTLES DAY EAM, transfer liquid. l.fillrly $1.50. Fridey only...... $1.00 (ID) IOTTLES DAY DREAM, transfer liquid. Regularly $1.00. Fri- (100) CANS KNOCK SPOT_CLEANER. Waere = "rir'2 for 25¢ l.}lmODDS AND ENDS, ::s'-‘ d'i:.' Friday o uly.-............, loC Street Floor A Hats Originally $5.00 $1.98 In all 75—every one a smart model for immediate wear. Of felt, soleil, metallic cloth and velvet; and high Seeond Floor Novelty Furniture Greatly Reduced! (3) MOHAIR-COVERED CLUB CHAIRS. e s e 38385 (1) 8.PC. BREAKFAST * SUITE, finished in green and black. Was $35. Friday only ... 92199 (25) CARD TABLES, wal- nut finished tops; slightly damaged. Were $1.64. 75c Friday only Fifth Floor Curtains and Draperies at Savings! (100_YDS.) CRETONNE AND FRENCH MARQUI- SETTE nnNAN‘rs, dl 39¢ u We nrl Frl~ zgc day only....o..nn. (75 YDS.) REMNANTS, including cretonnes, chintzes and French marquisettes. Originally 65c to 75¢ yard, Friday only, yd. (200 YDS.) REMNANTS of edges, galloens and ; assorted styles and colors. Were Sc to 45¢ 1 yard. Friday, yd..... 1€ (14) VELOUR SCARF SETS, trimmed with gold nllm edging. Green, blue, Sviainaity 960" Fox ly 5 Fifth Floor 200 Pairs Curtains Originally $1.50 to $4.95 1 Off Ruffled and straight styles —for every room inm the Of fine met, voile and marquisette in white or ecru; many with touches of color—all exceptionally well made. Save Substantially in the Stationery! (25 boxes) WRITING PAPER, white and colors; ;llilhly soiled boxes. 0. Frid-y 75(: (35) ODDS AND !NDS— including desk pieces, ink well paper knives and blotters. Were 50c. Friday only......... 250 Street Floor Save on Bedwear! (18) WOOL-FILLED COMFORTS, with beautiful rayon and sateen co rose, blue, lavend green; 72x84 $11.95. Fndly s7 95 only (ll) CORDURDY AUTO » in soft blue and -hi-n l-ll size. T $2.95 (9 ALL-WOOL BLOCK C‘I;AID BLANKETS, cut and singly; rose, tan, blue and red; 70x80 inches. Were $13.95. !riiny s]o 98 China and Glassware at Rare Savings! DINNERWARE — all dis- continued patterns. Were 25¢ to $5.00. Friday only— 10c to $1.00 (8) COVERED V!GE. TABLE DISHES. $3.00 to $5.00. Friday only ... 31 M w(ll) ‘g‘lflflllfl‘m'l'fl. ere ay (30) BREAD AND BUT- TER PLATES. Were lm 21c. Friday only.... (18) SALAD BOWLS. Were 65c. Friday (6) SMALL PLATTERS. Were 63c. Frida Sixth Floor brm Were $3.