Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1930, Page 25

So were moving this up one day. No mail, phone or C. O.D. orders For Decoration Day Women’s & Misses’ $12.50 to $19.75 Summer Frocks $10 Plain and printed chiffon, georgette, laces, shantungs, plain and primod flat ecrepes. New frocks for every occasion. Misses, Litile Wmm’n, Women and Larger Women’s Sizes. (Third Ploor.) Silks, Rayons, ‘Woolens, Cottons 117 Yards 5195 White Cl- @) anese Satin; 40 inches wide 93 Yards $1.95 to $2.95 Light- weight Woolens, coverts, $1 etc.; 1 to 2 yd. lengths.. 216" Yards $1.39 Printed Crepe de Chine, Metal Cloth; gold, silver.. 81 (Fifth Floor, The Hecht GCo.) Remnants $1.95 to $2.95 Silks, Rayons, etc. 88(3 yd. 40-inch Flat Crepe, all-silk. 40-inch Crepe Satin, colors. 40-inch White Shantung. 40-inch Heavy Crepe Geor- gette. 40-inch Printed Flat Crepe (synthetic yam). (Pitth Floor, The Heeht Co.) 1,200 Yards 39¢ to 79¢ Wash Fabrics 25¢ Y4 Dimities, batistes, piques, broadcloth, voiles, zephyrs, taffetas, Swisses and others. (Afth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Boys’ Clothing 35—High School Boys’ $20 Suits, navy blue cheviot, with two pairs iong trousers; siies 876,95 10—Little IO]I ll.’i ‘l Buddy Suits . . 0—Boys’ 35.95 Trench $2.95 Palm Beach Knickers, sizes 6 and 7 81 Suits, S 310.95 38—Boys' $7.95 Twe - Knicker nm. my and brown 34 95 S8 ey i Fota” Shirte, 50¢ choice of colors......... (Second Ploor, The Hecht Co.) Straw Hats for Girls and Junior Misses 100 Tots’ $1.95 Straw Hats, tuscans and combina- 7Q¢ tions_- Girls’ un r Misses’ ’l!l Straw lhlm smart sl styles :"hf-lfl. and Jun! - (Boeoud Floor, The Hecht m) Beds, Mattresses, Springs 275 Twink S Haho.-ny Poster ‘17 50 IH .95 " S 78 Twin slu “Bed, in green finish ..... $6.95 $14.95 Twin Size Double - Deck Coil 89 85 ing (Fourth Ficor, The Hecht Oo.) Gifts, Mirrors (1) s12 Fostoria Glass Set. “812.95 @2) $12 Frankart Bactgroomd e $8.95 (6) $1.95 Htalian Pot: (2) $35 Convex l(Ir. gl 828195 3) 36 Rose un. "ot attractive glassware. . $3.95 (12) China Tea Kth. L] 51 glasses and 1 tea pot...... (1) $5 Set of Metal (?wnj Floor, The Hecht Ce) Clearance of All Fabrikoid Table Covers and Scarfs inches long . 5 39¢ 7—59% Table inches long 39¢ '3—4 "al inches long 29¢c 10—3%¢ Ta inches long 190 9—$1.25 Table Searfs, o 89(: inches long ............ 38—$1 Table Scarfs, 44 590 inches long ............ (Third Floor, The Hecht Oo.) Hoosier Kitchen Articles—Perfection 0il Stoves (Floor Samples) ers, 1—$37.50 Hoosler Buffet, ; finished in ivory........ $25 65650 Hoosler Kitchen Chairs, white §3 Q5 and green .......... = 1—$53 Perfection 4 - burner Oil Stove, with ‘46.95 3-burner ol $32.75 Floor Samples Gas Rln%:: 1—$60.75 Regent Range, left oven, 16 inches. S Mot £59,95 Gas Range, ivory |-nd tloie e ‘4’9'95 1—$125 Gl::'v:.-l In-a-drawer- Broiler - nge, tangerine and red. ‘89‘50 1—1noo """fi Gas Range, 14-in. oven, a neat contral ..r... $49.95 (Third Ploor, The Heeht Co.) Remnants of Silk Crepes 10e¢ - Y% n 1% yard lengthe. You ean make many uses of them. (Pitth Floor, The Hecht Oo.) 100 Boys’ 79¢ Sport Blouses 48¢ White and faney. Short sleeves. Sport collars. 100 Boys’ $4 Leatherette Raincoats $1 59 Cu 10 ahed water. Sizes 6 to 18 years. (Second Floor, The Hecht Oo.) 154 Women’s $1 Blousettes 69¢ Novelty prints, in pretty patterns and plain-colored cottons. With or without sleeves. Sizes 34 to 40, but not in every style (Main Ploor, The Hecht Co.) Men’s and Women’s Handkerchiefs Men's handkerchiefs of cotton, women's swiss or linen— 12 for $1 28+-$1 Linen Handkerchiefs, scal- . some embroidered () for women: some soiled.. PVUC S—Women's $2.50 and $3 Im- ported Linen (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Toiletries ‘l POIM Rolls of Ab- (100) Assorted Bath in_novelty -container: (50) Luxor Dusting der, with e R Tion) Imported * French Soaps, 4 odeures, box 4 S()e cakes b T Tmported r-;omh Soap, avender fragrance, box 3 S S (200) size cakes, 12 cakes xnr 45¢ $1 and 3150 Imported 50¢ Decorative Powder Jars.. (50) 50c Attractive Gi (300) 8l and ll 50 Im- ported Perfumes, assorted odeures ... ‘ 25¢ a0 160 e Glycer Soap, 3 cakes for .. 20¢ (100) "10¢ Colgaie Bath Soap Cakes, 3 cakes 9() |cm; s Caked-of smn; astile (for bles), cakes o o 25¢ ( 10 Cal wates Seap ¢ oemne b 30¢ s o FCaakimies qu P, guest si 6 for 45¢ Weteh Dot 2= ) Wal -a I o i TS 9de (30) "78¢ Sturdy Red Rubber - Water Bottles, 2-quart - 55c. (60) ‘31 Shaving Brushes, good bristles. . 50'5 Alp.rl.lj Showers Bat n-n"s I:- owers a Powders 19° rated with French pflnl (30) $1.50 “Hyglo” Ma: cure Sets (20) $2 De Vilbiss Perfume '1 Atomizers ............... (Main Ploor, The Hecht Co.) 600 Men’s $1 Neckties 2 for S]_ The greater part light- weights. One and two of a kind. Dots, stripes, figures, jacquards and plain eolor effects. (Main Fioor, The Hecht Oo.) Men’s Sports Wear 75 Pairs Men's 2.95 Linen g Knickers, checks and plaids $5 Base Ball o oceats, mzmm,u -na gosméreite < 32 95 6.-—'!.1! fo1 rfi“ 8—$20 Movie Cameras, projector and camera. ’10 3—$59.50 Tower's ‘24 95 Exerelsers, shopworn 15—$1.75 Flashlights, 3- Q5 ¢ color lights o 50—Assorted Kro, Gelt matched sets included—% off regular o8, 5—83 ’:(mu Gelf ‘1.95 EPEENED o and woods . m 50—Men's ” Duek Pants, well u:l.c full cul '1'95 50—Men’s $3.95 to $5 S1ip-over Sweaters, '2'95 plain colors ....;.‘;‘ & 1 10—32 Goif Inkti - cluding 'two initials....... $ 5 Pairs Men’s $§ Woeelen Knickers, ‘2_95 broken sizes 15—810 to $13. C—M Golt Outfits, 4 clubs ‘and $7. 95 w(unn Fioor, The Mecht Co.) Women’s #1% to #4% Summer Hats Choice of many modes . . . for suits, street, sports and dress. Trimmed and tailored. Whlte, and felts. Novelty straws navy, black and lraslels. (Third Luggage 1—$25 Wheary Airplane Ward- nbe Hat ch, shop- s14_95 $4.95 1—$15 Bellows Cowhide Suit Case, with hangers... Case, 24-inch sive, shopworn $12.50 1—520 Sq , 18-inch ox Mouviie Faamsg $8 95 l—lhll!d Fitied Week-end Cases. cow] e, removable tray. shopworn ... $14.95 1—$22.50 Fitted Week~n|l Case, mhlfi.e l’emov-hle sls 50 s "Heeht Co.) 57 Men’s $2 to $5 Straw Hats $7.00 Stiff straws in flatfoot dowiGisplas PCEamne lag. horn, panama and milan hats, soiled. L 385 and §5 Gemsine 'anamas; sofled. Sizes 1% and 7Y, onl: ‘1 95 14 Men's §2 Caps; wool or 81 linen: solled. All sizes.. (Main Floor, The Hecht flfl) Men’s Shoes uop-lnl Men'’s Asch- All-Leather pers, all sizes........ élll pairs) $4 n.ndm:mn c.-ly ippers, blue and r small sives ......... $2.65 4 bairs) 9450 Daniel Green Comfy Slippers, brown and black ........... $2.65 (5 pairs) $3.25 Genuine U. 8. Keds, high shoes, @7} 6= crepe soles o (4 pairs) Men's $6.90 Tan High Shoes; calf, small 82 95 sizes (14 pairs) %4 A some wing tips: smi and large sined ... $2.95 (11 pairs) 6.00 Black Low Shoes; tp‘llln toes 4! 62 95 loor, The Mecht Co.) "Women’s Sports Hats $2 95 Toyos, Jorle visea, straws different types. Attractive sports modes. (Third Ploor, The Hecht Oo.) “Tuck-Away” Felt Hats $ 1.29 Felts, white, and pastels. Tuck away several in your vaca- tion hat box. (Third Fleor, The Heeht Oo.) Toys 1—$4.50 Ivory - Finish ‘l::anr, a bit dam- $2.25 solled 12—$1.95 Dell ( Chairs, ivory finish, dam- 29¢ age: 1 m.nn hld fln 8 orcl - $2.25 Engine, large size, rubber tires.......... $7.95 1—$5 Doll's Bassinet, ivory fin- ish, i R , drop side, r SaTDle. vt rss $2.50 1—86 Toy Army Machine g4 Gun. harmless, sample.... y nd Chair Set, modhlm e, soatred <. : $16 imet, for a doll house, MG v s 31 50 2—$2 Dressers for dolls, with drawer and lnll'lbl‘ 'l sofled Men’s Clothing 9 Men's $16.50 Linen Sults, cont d trousers, Regular sires, 2,36, 737 1/4. "Long sines, 1797 and and 1/38. Short ‘14'95 sizes, 1/37, 1/40.. @ i Men's '$6.50 Linen ers urotex Knickers - $4.95 Tan Fiannel Trowsern, @e. Op nnel MI, sizes 30 to 38.. $6.96 (Becond Floor, The Heent Oo.) Girls’> Wear (3) Girle’ $10.95 Siik Negligees, solled. Size 87 95 . $7.95 4) Girls' $2 White 79 !mh:-l l;‘md 186. G, i Imsetey D sisas Red Leniver g ither Jacket. Size 10 years. ss 95 (1) $197 Green Leather Jacket. Size 12, f collar .. e $5 95 (30) G Suits. Sizes 4 to 6 yuu 15¢ (21) Girle' Flowered Cretonne Smocks. Sizes 10, 14 @] 50 and 16 . QII) Girls’ $1.25 M-lly Flower. . ed Dance Sets. Sizes 12 and 14 .....iieeiiaaa.. 75¢ (5) Giris’ $9c Pique Shorts; in yellow, 12 years . (u) Girls’ 50 (3) Gire' 35 ine 2-plece cT-u. $2 Size 10 P . 12. (3) Glrll' ll.” Prii Organdy Dresses. Sizes 10 50¢ @) Girle #1095 3-picce Xnitted Ensembles, blue. Size 14 ....... 35'95 (1) Girl's $16. l. 'IA‘-: Sizes 8 an o g — ) m}ul; 38 Fures- m Silk Ensembl and 14 ... ‘7'95 (2) Giris' $5.95 Party D 14; solled . (2) Girls’ ll" ‘White Crm de chl::mnr-. Sizes 32 95 Dress [0 Giris' $5.95 Cravenette llll Coats; solled. Size 10 500 $1.39 Wash 79¢ tmr'l,::r'.‘ The Hecht Co.) for Decoration Day g:’. g 25¢ 8 inch 10c and 15¢ (50) Lily Cups, (35) White Linen-like Napkins, 40 to ol by 10¢ (25) 8 anispoons, package of 10..... 10¢ (200) k} mp ."5‘ .tn. Napkins, package ......... 15¢ (Main FMoor, The Hecht Co.) pointed wolf, Sale of 25 $29.75 to 35 Fur Scarfs 15 Only 50 . . fluffy, well matched skins. Cherry red, brown, beige and dyed cross fox pelts and scarfs of platinum, sand and (Third Ploor, The Hecht Co.) Radios wa (2) Phileo (ilfl"m in veneered wainut; were = $10 (3) Earl IAM-, mbe console $50 (1) 7-tube Buckingham in besutiful cabinet..... 64‘9 (1) RCA 33, old oak desk sr’g model, 7 tubes; was $149 = $65 (1) 8-tube Sheridan “in beautiful highboy cabinet $49 2) E-rkd nb‘- Neutrodyne- inductor, dynamic speaker ... $75.00 (1) Fada l«ldlo in Phileo highboy cabinet, 8 tubes; 375 ple; was $178 .... All radios complete with tubes and speakers. 90 days’ free service. (Main Floor, Radio Store) 12—$10.95 to $12.50 Hodges Argentine Fiber Rug§$ (nz)gndu) Sizes 9x§fl. and 83x . Brand new pat- terns in smartly color summery effects. Tmper- (8ixin Fioor, The Heeht Ga.) _Table Linens (8) 349 Filet and Cutwork Ban- quet Cloths, 72x90 in. 539'95 and 72x100 fn...... (3) $59 Filet and Cutwork Ban- quet Cloths, size 45x108 ‘25 inches . () $7.5 Cutwork Centerpieces, 36 inches g5 Q5 10y 3iss Fiici ana Cutwork Centerpleces, 18 in¢hes §9 Q5 e il and Cutwork Doities, oblong and @ 70 round @) Doiies, round ... (14) $45 ¥ mbreid- ered Banquet Clotns, $19.95 72100 to 12x144.. (3) $25 Italian Hand Embroid- ered Luncheon Sets, s::u cloth, 6 nlD— ‘13.95 Italian Bridge Sets, 36x36 cloth, 4 nap- $3.95 KIS ..cooieiecnnaens "l')m $10 Italian Hand Embroid- ered Bridge Sets, 13 @7 Q5 pleces (3) $7. nd Embroid- and Irllc- Sets, 13 ‘5 95 ||) 339,95 Madeira Hand Em- broidered Banquet Cleths, 72x100 ‘1995 nches .......co000 (2) $29.95 I“M Hand Em- Cleins 13000 oths i e $19.95 (14) 815 Ml‘ell’éhll::‘ Embroid- ered Luncheon Clot 54x54 inches $8.95 (14) 9780 Mader ‘Hand Em- broidered L uncheon Crotha, 45 in, round.. $3:50 (1) 9295 Madeirs Hand Em- broidered Centerp 36 inches round...... $1.29 (4) 3129 Madeira Hand Em- broidered Hot Reil Cov- 70 ¢ @0) " 31 ‘Madeten' b mbroid- ered Doilies, size 12x18 79 broldered Searfs, 45 inches. Jon, $1.95 (47) 39c Russian Filet Dollies, hand made, inches ...l (4) 49¢ Russlan Filet Ovaks, 18 inches round.. 19€ (11) '$1.95 Spanish Hand Em- broldered Doilies, 6x12 * $1.29 2) inches .. (2) 379! e T 8595 (Pifth )¢ Hecht Oe.) Clearance . Novelty Jewelry (100) 50¢ “Cllpl" of bril- 39 liants, for hat or frock.. (100) 31 Imitation crylhl Neck- Inces, various s 9 Ny el ey e, many matching 396 (Main Floor, - rechi ‘00 S ——— ~—Encl Clearance / 106 $1.59 Hand Embroidered Guest Towels C Filet and emt work. Beantifully patterned. Handmade lace trimming. (Pifth Ploor, The Hecht Co.) Floor Coverings (20} $5.50 and $6.50 Hedges' Rai- tania Hall Rugs; sises 2/x12 and 27x0 inches, basket weave, all pertect, .. $3+9D 1‘:‘m $1.95 Japanese Grass Rugs, lln 3x6 88¢ $2.95 Cheniile -p-ud Ulo‘llll 310.95 (7) 314 Ret - Rac Chente 2op, 3xid g1, 95 (1) $10.50 'Ret - Rac Chenilie Rugs, 34x38 g7 50) 410 l‘. yds.) 32 ‘Nairn's I-vy Colonial Plank Line- U $1.95 continued pattern . gs, 6! 3 (6) 39.50 GII Seal’ e.mu-- Rugs, 9x10.6, discon- ‘5 95 tinued patterns ..... . (80 3q. yds) 65c Felt- 39€ Base Floor Coverings, . @) sul A--lm l-.-. $5 (25) $2.95 Foot-sure Rubber l-th lhu. for Thurs- ‘l 95 o sq. vds) 198 u--u of Velvet Stair and Plain 37 and 233 Inr wider 1% '1 to 6 yd. pleces: vard...... (8ixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) . Homefurnishings (1) $120 lrenite Electric ironer, auofold style; floor sam- '95 bles A1) $6.95 Porcelais ‘op Kitchen ‘Table, drawer, 26x v By $3.95 ull‘.:'l: l; P.Clitfih Drop-leat able white, blue trim.... ‘12 95 ) '$9.95 Top lut Jee Bex for small, apartment; as is a s’ Jug, one gallon size (1) $5 Stanley V: one pint size; un- 32 50 breakable they chill without tl- 250 (22) 50c Siiver i ) (l) .lJI'JIM"l' llflme 89c (10) $1.95 Walnut Fin- ished S (50) m‘“‘m Plcture SC Hooks, priced for Thursday (1) 3345 lm Scales; (l) 25¢ Pleces of Tin- ware, apple corers, funnels loc (14) 15¢ Muffin Tins, six- 5fl hole size ... . (26) 10¢ H¢ medium size .. ) st lwd Sets, fork and spoon. (2) $1.75 Arcade Ch! GG .. v s eoay (12) 75¢ Rug Racks, ideal for mgm. rugs’ from siip- 956 m ® i35 "Armatrong Grills, for uutm small apart- ’3 95 (11) 25 Force Cups, of 54 rubser; with nandse. 10€ (6) $1.39 Ymported Roll- 950 Ing Pins, (19) 45¢ 256 Pads, in red and green ookm [ $4.50 Manning-Bowman Percolator, size (1) $4 Manning-Bowntan Beverage !hw !-plm size, nickel 82 (1) $1_14- mn Banded 790 Yellow Mixing 3 ) 25 Ratian Oarpet Beaters. Priced for e Boards, complete with tray iy 29¢ (11) $1.95 Serving Trays, frame with glua '1 center (U-"ll'l ",'h“‘;:l“" Eleetric Waffle Trom with china cover $8.95 ) Heat | SCHOOL DEDICATI ATTENDED BY 800 John Quincy Adams Building -, Wins Approval With Beauty. The John Quincy Adams School, at | Nineteenth and California streets, latest jof & line of handsome buildings designed to “exemplify the best in school house planning and construction,” was dedi cated formally last night when Maj. Donald A. Davison, U. S. A., Assistant Engineer Commissioner of the Distriet, presented the structure to the Board of Education and the children who will tend its classes, Nearly 800 persons, including parehts, puplls, teachers and school ofcers, wit nessed the dedicatory exercises, which were presided over by Robert L. Hay- cock, assistant superintendent in cha of elementary schools. Pollowing the program in the auditorium the vlul'nfl wandered through the buflding's tiled torridors and up-to-date class rooms, * expressing their approval of the pre- tentious contribution which Municipal Arehn«t Albert L. Harris has made in it to the Capital's school system. Called “Service Station.” The Adams School was likened to a “service station” catering to the needs of Wllhln'u)nl children on their travels down road to knowledge by Dr. Prank W. Ballou, superintendent of schools. Invitations had been extend- ed to Charles Prancis Adams, Secretary of the Navy, to attend the exercises since they marked the dedication of a bullding named by the cabinet office illustrious forebear. Secretary Adams, however, had a previous engagement to present diplomas at a college commence- ment, and his place on program was taken by Dr. Ballou. ‘The building was formally received on behalf of the Board of Education by Dr. H. Barrett Learned, vice presi- dent of the board, and on behalf of the school's own personnel by Miss M. Florence Gore, principal. Rev. Bare nard Braskamp, pastor of the Gunton Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church, sald the invocation at the nvenln‘ of the exercises, and Rev. George Dud- ley, rector of St. Stephen’s Chlll’ch. intoned the concluding benediction. Music on Program. Music played an important part in the program, with generous selections being played by the United States Navy Band not o during the exercises but the “open-house” visiting period as well. The John Quincy Adams Glee Club, composed of D\.Iplll of the school, contributed its share to the program with the singing of several songs, in- cluding its own school song, which rolllcled to the tune of the Univer- sity of Maine's “Stein Song.” The club h und!l the faculty direction of Mrs, Paris and Miss F. R. Noack. 1'ho Adlm School’s student body Was made up of puplls from the old Adams School, which has been abandon from the Morgan School, which h been transferred to the colored school divisions, and from certain classes in the Force School. It has been o] ing under its own name since 2, the ning of the current semester, 1Its first occupancy preceded the February date, hvwevu'. when the Morgan Schodl were housed there duflnf tion of the latter school in prepara- unn“‘o( its occupancy by the ecolored pup! DAIRYMAN IS KILLED AS TRUCK CRASHES Marlowe Resident's Machine Hits Side of Bridge, Turning Over. | Special Dispateh to The Sta MARTINSBURG, W. Va., May 28. Milford B. Charlton, 38, & dairyman | of Marlole, 15 miles north of here, was tnjund fatally about midnight Monday t the bridge over Mill Creek, Bunker mll 10 miles south of here, when the truck hit the side of the hfldnn and lm;xedkover e unker Hill ‘residents, the crash, found Charlton's hdym wreckage. He died at a local holplm yesterday. Charlton suffered a fractured crushed chnt and other injuries. d., wi vu with Jured slightly. It is thought Charlton was driving, Although there were no eyewitnesses. The two were en Toute to Anhu; W. Va. — o i Baltimore Mayor Dined. OUMBERLAND, Md., May 28.—Mayor :lllhm :d imenm. of n;mmm 'ho upeet announce his undlue! for the Republican nomination fo. gov- ernor, was the honor guest at & chicken dinner at Cu.berhnd Aerie, No. 245, Fraternal Order Eagles. Mayor Thomas W. Koon accompanied the re- ception com II“ to the Baltimore & ghto -utkm ‘welcome Mayor Broen. _fi CLAFLIN Optician—Optometrist 922 14th St. N.W. Established 1889 CRAC -SHOT S?fi‘{: Capital Beauty & Barber Supply Corp. 723 9th St. N.W. Complete Line of Beauty Parlor Accessories Barber Supplies Moderately Priced 5% Discount to Trade