Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1930, Page 32

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1930. & LoTHROP A U. S. Treasury Department Representative is stationed on our G Street Balcony to you in making out your Income Tax Return: THE EVEN WOODWARD 10th, 11th, F and G Streets See additional Remnant Day offerings in today’s edition of the Washington Times Seth Thomas Mantel Clocks Special 37 ] Handsome mahogany-finish cases, with maplewood dulfi on front. ‘The dependable Seth Thomas 8-day movement strikes on the half hour and the hour. Regularly sold for much more, but a limited number Friday at this unusual price, l:«-doflr Clock. Was $30. Cl.ofl(l, Arsie 1, First FLOOR. Men’s Oxfords, $645 pair Were $9 to $13 47 pairs Men's Black and Tan Calfskin, T and Black Scotch Grain, Brown and Fawn Elk and All-Brown Elk Sports Oxfords. Medium, wide and narrow toe lasts. Leather and rubber soles. Blucher and straight lace models. Arnold Glove-orl? Oxfords in me lot. Bizes A 75, 85, 9. 9% 10%, 11, 11%: B 7 6, 8%, 9, 9'&, 10, 10%; C 6 to 11; Dd‘s to 1 24 paies Men's Black and Tan C: %, mediu 50. .95 ‘THE Mnu B‘mn: Bu‘onn FLOOR. Golf Clubs Reduced 1 Yulean Driver. Was 36, sit 310. ne fli o g <« o 6 Nil-Leather uou “Ba m-;— 12 Semere. Were 375, Now SrorTING Goops, FOURTH FLOOR. Gift Shop Offerings Redlu:ed One-Hal! and More 2 Imported Electrle Aquarigms: orna. ents Taside. e $3.50 Imported Silver clnmu and | nncn taier, 'flh ash " Grrr Suor, !mm Froor. Lawn Swings Reduced mstructed of hardwood m: finished in naturel varnish e} ‘Desk, ivory finishied: 8lightiy SOILED SCRATCHED. Was $18.50. oy, CHILDREN'S FURNITURE Fourtr F100R. Picture Frames Reduced Cvfl.:n AND FRAMES, FIRST FLOOR. Hemstitched Damask Sets Greatly Reduced , green bor- % Sepitns s 5.5 Nos Hemstitel b Bet. " clo(h SIS 8 nasking 18 6 'l!h Were ’5 lfla- Tinen, s-cu&n Glassware Reduccd B, Solored Glaus Beversse Glasses ced Connole Bote. with -nver en- grusted border. Reduced $4 set er 'Glass x t Amber Cheese e Eucnr Sel Odds nd e e A A - GLASSWARE, FIrTH FLOOR. Boudoir Pillows, 95¢ Were $1.95. Organdie pillows; as- sorted colors. 2 Hassocks. 1 straw, 1 oflcloth. Were e 4 e > a8 ~gugeg-am 3 ere were 3 ass01 3 ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR. _ P Men’s Suede and Leather Jackets $11.25 $1350 $19.75 Were 315 Were $138 Were and 516.50 and 520 535 30 Men's Suede and Leather Jackets, odd lots from our regular stock. Tailored by two of the country's best jacket makers, in the most wanted models and styles. Some are SLIGHTLY SOILED. Sizes 36 to 46. THE MEN's STORE, SECOND FLOOR. Men’s Imported Fabric Suits, $39 Were $65. 14 splendidly tailored suits from Scotch and English woolens. One or two of a pattern only in these fine suits. TROUSERS ALTERATIONS. E’ulnr sizes 35 to 44; shorts, 36 to 39: stouls, 39, 42. 18 English Overe woolens from lrl looms. tlll Sizes 38 tor % 8 Enclish Raincoats, very light- weight construction that i desirable. Sizes 42, 44 and Were 310, Now 85 London, Wm ¥15 and THE !-uunl ‘SHor or m MeN’s Srore, Szconp FLoor. Men’s Fancy Lisle Socks, 85c pair Were $1.50. ’Dlh'l men’s imported fancy lisle socks, full fashioned. Sizes 92 to 12. ool Seeks, Wi lo to 13 Faney 28 %o 12.” Were (23 ~] r...;; Colored Sk and im- 50, Now..§8.50 ed ic " Were "33 and STk Ties, four: Were §3 and 16 sults, Men's Mercerized Cot- cnn e srmalle medium nd iz 33 Boys’ Corduroy Knickers, $1.95 Were $3. 115 pll.ls hoys h’\lfllfl‘l, of good, serviceable, plain corduroy, in shades . a large boy. Were 128 23 Stout Boys' All-wool No . qr, Sray and tan ha conservative, 8 Stout Boys' Knicker Suits, in srays and tan mixture ‘THE Boys' StoRr, Founrn FLooR. Housewares—Greatly Reduced Subject to slight imperfections— some :Ithly damaged or shopworm. ‘W‘h’lfl‘""t l(klltl All P § .1'1- - 18.50 12 nmu'- [Folding Bed Tra guorted " colors. ~Were 13 5. Now (iki] > ¥ mfl: Chest. 1 White o1 Foldin vty Cart.. Was $10.50. Now...$6.! §.Faldine Indoor, Clothes D & Racks, 'Were 33.50. Now $1.75 1 No. 4 Buddy L Tool Chest, con 1u with all Now. RH 3 n ul.fi. Now Housewanres, Firre PLooR. Dozen Rolls Toilet Tissue, Special, 78¢ 500 Rolls good quality Toilet Tissue; 1,000 sheets to the roll. Houszwares, FIrTe FLOOR. ling Electri, hfe finis Small Rag Rugs, 75¢ were 5125 Tugs; popu- priced for clearance. 1.2,6x8.10 Oclental 1 Wilton Now . 144368 finest quality. Now mnants of '§u Marble Tile Line following lensth; 5 11 sa) lquare yar d immediate clearance. RUGS AND LINOLEUMS, FIFTH FLOOR. Marquisette Curtains, Special, $1-28 pair 150 pairs Point D’Esprit Marquisette Curtains with double-! mflh valances. Ivory or beige shades. Generous width; 2%, yards long. 100 pairs Dainty Cream Criss-Cross Marquisette Curtains . . . ready for Spring, with rose, green, gold and blue rufflings, They are made with cornice valances and are 52 inches wide to allow for artistic fullness. Seldom are we able to offer them at so low & price; they afford splendid savings. CURTAINS, SIXTH FLOOR. Figured Dimity Bedspreads, $245 Were Much More 8 Spreads; sizes as follows: 2; single size. Blue and Rose. 1; double size. Orchid. 2; double size. Blue and rose. 1; double size. Green and 2; double size. Gold and green. orange. 4 Figurea Saleen Beds 1 Gre dn:ble bed Ilalev TO! o Bed: Reduced K and-green, and ros 5 Were ~ very much s ”T".c Sard lefi""'-“" ‘s-ble oo 83 for pillows, bage. and" fancy on Taffeta S gl work. ~ Were much _more. pread; tailored Now .28e, mich more. Now. Other Marqulsette, Rayon and on Taffets cmm Bed- Drapery Mater ‘short, re old- d-re Len; lhl lrel'.ly reducefl lor immediate Clearance {SmOFrow: Large Collecti f Al ‘Smailot Cartains: sreatly Yo 15, Now: DalE: duced for clearance. UPHOLSTERY, SiXTH 24 Card Tables, Sgecial, © 1.95 Only 24 of these sturdily constructed Card Ta- bles, covered in leatherette. An unusual value of which you should take immediate -dv 1 Ten-piece Di walnut - and struction. Buffet, 1 Tuxedo-s mw! T versaed ub ch closet, server, emnnnn table, de_ch nd 1 I) IDQ" | bty Was 3180, Now $15 Istered Re h 1 Unholstered Reed Chair. Was 1 Reed T Wes o £ 1 Reed Chalr. uphoistered 1 Seat. 'I!O‘llrffl in ll’rfi'fl‘" Nfl:lcu e fl e el l'l'fi 1Reed chair a1 su"ury of }:"‘”‘" [mahogany - and W Infants’ Dresses Reduced 354 Lifants’ Handmade and Hand- 5 were INFANTS' APPAREL, Fo Wool-and-Cotton Blankets, $5-50 pair Were $11. 20 pairs double - bed blankets; white, with rose and blue borders. Size 70x80. Slightly SOILED from display. BLANKETS, SECOND FLOOR. Millinery Salon Hats, 35 ‘Were much more. 41 hats from the Millinery Salon. Trimmed and sports styles. ‘THE MILLINERY SALON, THIRD FLOOR. Red Fox Scarfs, $27-50 ‘Were $49.50. 6 red fox scarfs, me- dium size skins. 2 Brown Caracul Coats. Sizes 38 and o, Nere 7 195 Tvae 315, Furs, THIRD FLOOR. Silver-Plated Compotes 75¢c Were $1.50 54 candy compotes; reduced for ediate clearance tomorrow, s lllwr-pmu sm .nl Pevper kers, e OB soi0e b Elect e, Tose and yellow . “‘Were $2.50_ ° Now. SILVERWARE, FIRST FLOOR. Small Pottery Bowls, 15c Were 25¢c. 36 decorated square pottery bowls from abroad. S Noritake china. W:;: Women' ;"i:‘l;:(c’!lkerchiefs Special, 18¢c each 50 dozen; Fine' Linen- Handker- chiefs, colored prints with hem- stitched borders, HANDKERCHIEFS Aisie 8, FIRsT FLOOR. Shawl Wraps, $12-50 Were $22.50 One black, one white and two blue velvet shawls, with matching geor- Jacket oo Jackelj, ith silyer ow ... b4 NECKWEAR, A1sLe 15, First FLOOR. Girls’ Hats, %1 Were $5 and $7.50 12 hats of felt lnd plaid. Some 'ILh mnwhl.ng scarf. 'hlte Nsum-f-h.’{" '?6&:"6""\#3 e Simis’ Hats, FOURTH FLoOR. ' Broadcloth Uniforms, $1.95 Were $3.95. 5 green and lavender uniforms.” Dainty organdy collar and cuffs. Sizes 44 and 46. v Fine quality en. ~ Da UNlro MS, Tllxnb Sanitary Aprons, 50c Flesh Silk Rubberized Aprons, lace trimmed. Special tomorrow only. Elastio Sanitary Belts 25¢ Flesh Voile Sanita Petticoats. = Spe cial Notions, A1sLe 21, FiRsT FLOOR. Novelty Hat Stands, 25¢ Were 95c. 24 hat stands, reduced because thcy nre shopworn. 3, Lea Water. G ande lnrn “ensths) Were 5¢. e 22 Curee Newtn.of Soversd i “hivelty OILED from Nonom A1sLE 30, Fiast FLooR. Books, Special, 40c 500 Fiction Books by Margaret Widdimer, H. G. Wells, Willlam Lock®, Arthur Sommers Roche, Ethel Hueston, Cosmo Hamilton, Harold McGrath, and other famous own stock. Blog- Were 3 to ‘He Book 'Stoir ArsLes 23-25, First FLOOR. See additional Remnant Day offerings in ' today’s edition of the Washington Times Walnut Room Frocks Greatly Reduced 7 One-ot-a-xind Fr § Imported Wrap, Tvory satin, begutitully o ana aianer . eer b nr:;:ol;'rzd > Mtandarin’ styie. Sizes 34 u Cocon Beigs Eve er Evening Frocks. Pa: l col- gre Bizes 34,736 and 38. Were 348.50 As $14.50 1 l-llrlel Evening Wra s on trorx e e T Wan Bist AR e S00.50 Tae WALNvT Roow, THID FLoor. ; ! Were $59.50 ‘Women’s Sports Coats, $37. 50 and $79.50 4 Imported Tweed Sports Coats, gray and tan mixtures. Iy l! Large cnllltr of raccoon and kit :o: 'Slzul 38, Ga.l_nd 42. PRI, nusual ts Coats of imported twee ar-trimmed nd oot maverial. Tan and Dlack fan - mixtires. “Poten Coliarsof it fox, llld white mixture. lelver lnd klt fox wolf and ringtall opossum, lln trimmed. Sizes 36 and 40. 8115 Were 3| to $69.50. o 3135, Now 835 1 Black Fur-trimmed Dress gollar,and solral Cufls of nunk ‘WoOMEN's CoATs, Txnn FLOOR. 40, Was $79.50. Now........ Misses’ Silk Frocks, $22 Fi7e 3% and $42.50 20 Misses' Street and Afternoon Frocks in flat crepe an uflmfloflzo Tepe. nd_ sellow. T Were 525 "and ’x.l‘uo 410 18, " Were § Musses’ Dresses, THIRD FLOO! Misses” Better Gowns, 529.75 18 Afternoon and Evening Gowns in georgette, crepe, chiff moire. Green, flame, blue, dnhlh ‘beige, black Ind eggshell. 17 Misses’ Street, Afternoon and Evening Frocks, in crepe, satin, wool crepe and velvet. , blue, brown, green, peach and d: Sizes 14 to 20. Were $49.50 to $69.50. Now it Misses’ BETTER GOWNS, Were $79.50 Misses’ Sports Coats, $37.50 #ere 0% 8 colorful imported tweed coats. Large po collars of kit fox and raccoon 6 Misses’ Furred Sharmoor Coats. Hand- of .v-'dio'-".flo;' sf:‘u 1% e Were o8 R S 887, Were ’59.70 to $79.50 rer Broadeloty Muff'and spiral cufls of na Bu 1 Misses’ Black Dress Coat. Vionnet wrap style. Broadcloth. wit Collar and Row Misses’ Coars, THRD FLOOR. " ... .o Were $10 Junior Misses’ Dresses, $4.95 »ere3%, 6 Wool Crepe and Transparent Velvet Dresses. Sizes 11, 13 and 17. "R B ! A LA R T r Misses Sports and 8 Juntor M tosecs of 1uced shd (ransparent velwer. plece ltylel 2f J{Fisca and tunw-mn d Yo Wete 130,30, "Now. 515,50 relvet. 15 ‘and 1% Wer JUNIOR Misses” ‘APPAREL, FOUNTH FLOOR. Girls’ Cotton Dresses, $1.45 25 Cotton Dresses; English prints. Some with bloomers. Sizes 7 to 14. 25_Girls' Cotton Dresses of ulque and 3 Girls' Tan German em-mn. Conts English prints, Some " with “bloomers. Sz Sies 7t T4 Were ve 5 Girls' Dr. zes 8 ai Gmis’ ArrAilL Fourts FLOOR. JUflIOr Misses’ OXfOde, 3 75 Wer; 1‘6.50 and 36 pairs tan calf and two-tone elk oxfords. Several styles. Sizes 7 md l AAA; 3 4, w,, 5, 515, 715 AA; 3%, 415, 5, 515, e|.. 7% and 8 A; 3%, 3, 3%, 4%, 8Y T2 and 8 B; 215, 3, 31, 415 to 8 R R ] rs Girle' Pa i Vll‘lel l smart styles. BSizes A . l 1a, 6% d 7 A: 4 5. fhd 15t0 1 O, W t Leather One-st A: g2 and 2 8; Cumore's snols. Fourte FLooR. ‘White Cotton Broadcloth 35¢ y:rd *Were 50c. 150 yards of fine white cotton broadcloth. .'l'-h a highly mercerized finish. Suitable !or men’s shirts, nurses’ uniforms lnd eh!ldm ‘Put. 200 Yards Bieached Muslin, with a fine longcloth finish. s WHITE GoODS, SECOND FLOOR. Yards Ne -and- i b "..h":';“n’ ":;Tu'n'x: o'r‘:%-fli '.’-'.'a l—nnn it w “ et 'or Celanese s vu e thln one-lo\lnh thllr hmn.r prices. Novélty Nccklaccs, Pracelets, Earrings, $1 Were $2. 50 pieces reduced for clearance tomorrow morning. Included are Fash- jon’s contributions for smart Spring costumes . . . choose the type that best suits your individuality. Metal jewelry and jewelry with novelty stone settings. 2 pleces of Novelty Jewelry: including neckiaces, bracelets and earri fizies and colorings. " Were 1 Polished Cryatal Necklace: with Ia rystal pendant. Was $12.75. Now... French Eaamel Bracelets 10 NoveLTY JEWELRY, AISLE 10, FIRST FLOOR. Silk and Georgette Shades Reduced All Sl:ghll_v Smled or Damaged Bhl‘l‘r orchic 2 ‘l‘llhltl lllll lm tl‘lfllfll’::,i;é 8 S-inch _Boudelr for Sciisnt, candle hd orange. Was. 1Faney Sk ghade, for, 341:‘!‘:! capdie ool | Fow “ceorgette rosebud trimmed. w'e'gi $8.80. No LAMPS AND SHADES, SEVENTH FLOOR. Opera Glasses, $6 Were 510 7 pairs opera glasses, reduced f¢ o~ g ] Eiripen s, Sivead o imemctint aranes Mousked blnc‘kml:lorsege:: ere $18.50. N nd_Gilt "Opera Glay -‘o'-f mnuntelen L LA O e . . V 5.95 Handkerchief Liner Frocks, $2.95 "¢/ 15 printed voile, crepenese and printed handkerchief linen frocks. Longsleeve models, 3 Black Rayon 'Smocks. Belted models 2 Two-piece Wool Jersey Frocks, nove Fith hg\n{led pleat " in “center ~ back. weave with, nlulefl 4 ool crepe kirt i s ‘Plln:'lfl V:’aol cv‘uu . broidered Velle' Fre ront-effect o o Were $10. Now .o+ o L ::’:n'i‘:'u 154 Emireideied W ‘“ ““"‘ Home Flocu, THRD FLoOR, Were” '"‘bmm"’ wnun e Were $8.95. Tomorrow and Saturday—the Last Days of Our Annua! Rosebush, Shrubbery and Evergreen Selling Rosebushes, 55¢ 3 for $1.50 Monthly- “Blooming Roses . . . Red di Radiance, Etoile de Columbia, Hadley and Hugonia Hybnd Perpetusl Roses American Beau Silver Moon and Paul’s Scarlet Climbing Roses. Norway Spruce, 15 to 18 inches, 95¢c; 18 to 24 inches, $1.25 Flowering Gladi Choice Shrubs, 55¢ 3 for $1.50 Fine, sturdy plants wrapped in water- proof paper_and moss, Forsythia Purple Lilac Hardy Perennials 25¢ Each Phlox, Aquilegia, Sweet William, Vero- nica, Mallow Marvels, Oriental Poppies. Large Fern Plan 6 for $1 hlia Tubers » i 2008 e Bt 455t 750 donen it Roote. T Bridal Wreath Althea Deutsia “President” Cani Hylrl-yl PG Dozen . s 2e ; irbunum “Mrs, Calvin Coolidge” Rosebushes; apan B, h : e’ Ro nie ey wSouvenis de Claudius Pernet” Rose- bushes; each .. Because of Their Fragile Nature These Plants and Bulbs Cannot Be Delivered GARDEN SECTION, FIrTH FLOOR. Girls’ Blouses, 3145 Far Y s atko "and. prints - . o Sizes 8 to 16 Tm e embrodered flowers golors. 'Size 10 Was $I6.78, a1 Qnu’ PurNisHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR. Cleansing Tissues, Special, 2 for 25¢ 2 packages of Bhncheuz Cleansing m pflced nn*?"v‘-n T B or e nlcn Tomwer Goops, ArsLe 16 Fmst FLOOR. Women’s Gloves, $225 Werc $4.50 Pair Ya 4, 7 and 7 Groves, A1sLE 11, Finst FLoom. Lily of France Corsets $595 Were $10.50 and 512.50 Lily of Prance and Woodthrop Sidé-hook or Clasp-front Girdles of fine broche and elastic. L 30, 31, 33, Vests nh T an and white. Bullts sole top. Sioken sises and Crepc Costume Slips, ¥: . .'.Ymt‘:: and ‘?fih"%’m”"“‘é’:fi‘ ell in fie lso radi CosTuME m] Infants’ Short Coats, 52'50 Were Much More 10 dainty coats . of flannel and broadcloth. wmu pink and was $1.80. Now INFANTS’ APPAREL, Linen Guest Towels Spedal 2 for $1 SecoNp FLOOR. Silver Bracelets, 35¢ wm’le.‘fi!fl‘ band brace- lets: fo llll‘ clearance.