Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1930, Page 25

~ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O; THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1930 LK. VARDAAN DS N ALABAMA Picturesque Mississipp] Leader, Senator During War, Was lil Five Years. Ex-Senator Dies On Sale in the Men’s Department 2,000 Men’s 50c Handkerchiefs Of Pure Irish Linen 6 for 1.15 A $3 Value for 1.15 . r Government Checks Cheerfully . Cashed at Cashiers’ Desks on Main and Fourth Floors TELREPHONE DISTRICT 4400 Customers in These - ; .' et . : T e e Friday Bargains SEann the Onited States Senate during the World War period, died here yesterday, ings just a bit soiled and remainders, all of which are included in this to your vacation money by shopping here tomorrow. Extraordinary Sale of $1.19 to $1.49 Silks -and Rayons Friday Only 3,000 yards in this splendid group—including these highly favored styles: All-Silk Flat Crepe All-Silk Crepe de Chine Printed Rayon Flat Crepe Plain Rayon Flat @repe The plain crepes are shown in a very complete color range. The Printed Rayon in this season’s newest patterns. Don’t miss this opportunity to secure materials for your pre-holiday sewing at this low price. PALAIS ROYAL—Secomd Floor See This Timely Offering! 847prs. and Other $6 to $10 Fine Shoes 181 Pairs of $10 Shoes | Friday Only 136 Pairs of $8.50 Shoes 20 Pairs of $7.50 Shoes 79 291 . Pairs of $6.50 Shoes 5 219 Pairs of $6.00 Shoes Closing out 847 pairs of desirable shoes in a variety of styles and materials. Every pair, a real bargain! ews of a kind, but all sizes well represented. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor ~ Every Hat in_the $3 Section! - $3 Millinery Friday Only 2000 Youthful and flattering styles; summery materials and colors; your choice of any hat in this group tomorrow at this low price. $1.59 Hats in the Main Floor Hat Section; Friday Only........... PALAIS ROYAL—Third Fioor 1.00 200 only, and they're as smart as you make ’em at this price! Youwll want three or four of them! were a “Find"—at this rials and colors. At the original price they rice, they're a walkaway! Summer mate- All sales final. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor For Week End Excursions! $1.98 Overnight Cases Friday Only 1.39 Just 50 to be sold at this price. Tidy little cases that will go on any sort of Sum- mer jaunt from a journey across the Continent to a day’s outing at the beach. ‘They're made of heavy Du- nt Drill with brass-fin- shed lock; 14-inch size. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Save on Your Summer Household Linen Needs! $3.95 to $4.95 Comforts Friday Only, 3.49 Closing out 20 comforts from various lots; plain and materials; Both cot- and wool filled. $2.98 Bedspreads Friday Only, 2.38 Jacquard weven spreads with krinkle stripe, for full size or twin beds, in a good choice of colors. 45¢ Pillowcases Friday Only, 3 for $1 Our own Palais Royal brand, of extra heavy qual- ity; size 42x36 inches; has ex- cellent wearing quality. $1.69 Hemstitched Linen Napkins Friday Only 1.38 Doz. box of one dozen pure A white linen napkins, neatly hemstitched; 11x1l-inch size. $1.59 Linen Table Cloths Friday Only, 1.19 b4x54-inch hemmed and sil- ver bleached cloths in attrac- tive woven patterns. ‘39¢ Linen Toweling Friday Only 29¢ Yd. rviceable de; all linen ts:weunl with colored striped borders. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor Remnants of Table Damask B g B Damask and crash; some all linen, others linen and cotton; table cloths, nap- kins and sets. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor Two Tables of Outstanding Friday Bargains at V2 off $1.98 Blouses. . .99¢ $1.29 Sweaters......65¢ $1 Wash Dresses. .. .50c $1.98 Kimonos......99c¢ $1 Hoover Aprons..50c And many other Summer a) 1 needs for women and misses. Broken sizes and odd lots, but plentg of choice ~ articles to select 3 Slightly solled. THE FALAIS ROYAL Downstairs Store Women’s 89c Rayon Sfip- rs, with soft soles and wooden eels. In blue, rose, and orchid. For Friday only 09c 8 prs. Children’s $5 Pumps, re- cently $29. In tan, blonde and patent leather. only at ... TRE PALAIS ROYAL Downastairs Store ir Downstairs Store Men’s—Women’s—Boys’ and Girls’ “KEDS” 636 Pairs at Only 89c Some are perfect...some are seconds...all are extraordi- n values! on.:yll familiar wit! In high and low styles in sizes for all. Every- these nationally known sneakers. THE PALAIS ROYAL—Downstairs Store Daytime Wash Frocks For Friday Only at o LTINS $l Sheer and cool for these warm days. Attractive prints trim- med with organdy and con- trasting colors Slightly. mussed, but in a fine assort- ment of sizes and styles. Every Dress is GUARANTEED WASH- ABLE! Sizes from 38 to 44. THE PALAIS ROYAL Downstajre Store Men! $6.60 “Regal” Patent Oxfords For Friday Only at... $ 1 Recently Were $3.85 Every man is familiar with these famous shoes. We're making a “clean sweep” of these patent, button style shoes. Friday only for $1! THE PALAIS ROYAL Downstairs Store $1 to $1.98 Underwear . 79c Just 100 on this “bargain table.” Gowns, Slips, Pajamas, Dance Sets and Chemises of cool voile and other cotton fabrics, taken from our shelves and reduced for quick clearance. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor $1.98 to $2.59 House Dresses, Recently $1.69 Beginning Swiss, batiste, volle, sheer prints including black and white patterns; colors that will wash and styles that are attractive; sizes 16 to 42. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Little Girls’ Sheer Print Frocks, Originally $1.95 Recently $1.29 Beginning\ Friday. .. $ 1 Only 50 left now, so shop early! These cool, sleeveless little frocks are ideal for play and vacation activities... straight and belted styles, some ,'wl'gx matching panties; es 3 PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Pure Linen Woven Colors. Pure Linen Colored Border: dia Pure Linen With Colored Initials. .. .. (In a Broken Assortment) Pure Linen Fast-Color Prints. .. Pure Linen Colored Hand-Rolled Edge: Pure Linen Cords......... THE PALAIS ROYAL—Men’s Dept—Main Floor Boys’ $1 Genuine B. V. D. Union Suits For Friday Only Yes, they are the genuine B. V. D.’s . . 89¢ . with one- button seat and 2-inch elastic webbing in back. Well reinforced to stand the strain of hard playing boys. All bear the famous B. V. D. label. Sizes 26 to 34. THE PALAIS ROYAL—Boys’ Dept.—Main Floor PAINTS 2 Cans for the Price of One—for Friday Only Shop early, as the selection of colors is limited. 80c Sherwin Williams Floor Varnish, 2 cans for the price of one! Friday only, Zpints...... SOC Lacquers. Regularly $1.10 pint. 2 pints... 1 . 1 0 Sherwin Williams Enameloid. Regularly $1.05 pint. 2 Pinte, 1.0 PALAIS ROYAL—Fourth Floor 79c Printed Rayon Voile Friday Only, 59c yd. Pretty printed patterns in colorful combinations; one of Summer’s most popular fabrics at special savings for Closing Out! 29c and 38c Wash Fabrics you. Friday Onl ¥, 19c yd. Printed = Voile—Printed Organdy—Bordered Prints— Printed Lawn—Printed Dimity—a thousand yards of our 3 m selling Summer prints to be closed out tomorrow at price. Remnants of Wash Fabrics Friday Only Remnants of all grades—plain and 1 e . rorlnted wash fabrics—you are sure Prlce find worth-while savings here— practical lengths. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor 19c Decorated China Cups and Saucers, Fri- 10 C Thin china, hand - painted decorations. Ideal for every- day use. $5.98 Garden Hose, 50-foof length. Begin- 3:9 4 ning Friday, Extra heavy black corrugated hose. Perfect a\ullcy, guar- anteed to stand 100 pounds water pressure. Complete with brass couplings. 89¢ to $1.69 Damaged House- wares, Friday 39 C only, piece....... Slightly damaged vegetable bins, bread boxes, hampers, aluminum ware, enamel ware. All subject to some kind of imperfection or dam- age, but truly they are remarkable values at this price. $1.50 doz. No-Nick Tumblers, Friday only, 6 34(: Ch! roof tumblers with iy B pre and cutting. PALAIS ROYAL—Fourth Floor BEGINNING FRIDAY $5,000Worth Electrical Appliances They Always Need Lots of Socks! Children’s 19¢ and 25¢ Socks Friday Only 2 Prs. 25¢ Half-length socks of cotton and rayon; 3; and 7; sports socks in an assortment of sizes and colors; anklet socks in fancy patterns. . PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor e . Notions 27c Lady Washington Sani- tary Napkins, dozen to.a box. Friday only. . ouobe coce 2 1 C 35c Sanitary Aprons, regu- lar size, muslin 190 tops. Friday only 29c Elastic Sanitary Belts, assorted sizes, flesh color. Friday only, 23 (4 89c Rubber Sanitary Bloom- ers, muslj Friday ong. 59c Shoe Bags, 12 pockets, flowered material. Friday only, 2 for 59c Sanitary Belts, elastic open mesh, as- sorted sizes. day only. 45c Elona Hair Nets, single mesh, cap shapes, browns, Friday only 27C 79c Scissors, guaranteed to be satisfactory, Friday only 5 4 (4 PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Glove Silk $ l Underthings. Only 20 to be sold at this price. Vests, Bloomers, Panties and Step-ins—manufacturers’ samples and discontinued styles; all are tailored and trimmed with contrasting colors. b PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor !/2 off MANNING & BOWMAN, UNIVERSAL and Other Well Known Makes in Chromium and Nickel Plated Finish $2.50 Electric Toaster, 1.39 Fully guaranteed, nickel plated and jade green :nd nickel finish, $10 Manning & Bowman Chromium Plated Toaster, 5.94 Tip and turn style, finished in a plate that does not tarnish. $3.25 Electric Iron, 1.94 Beveled edge, full six-pound iron, fully guaranteed for ome year. $12.75 Universal Waffle Iron, 625 An iron that will give you years of efficlent service, plated finish. S $11.50 Chromium Plated Waffle Iron, 5.94 Extra deep aluminum grids with batter band, heat indicator, colored handle and silk cord to match. $5 Electric Fan, 3.74 Eight-inch blade, induction type motor. Operating on A C. current. $10 Manning & Bowman Percolator, 6.98 Nine-cup size, nickel-plated finish. Fully guaranteed. $32 Manning & Bowman Electric Coffee Service, 18.94 Nine-cup urn type percolator with ivory-finish handles. Nickel- plated sugar and cream set with tray to match. $40 to $58 Universal Electric Coffee Service, 19.50 Pour sets only. Used as display samples. All carry the original one-year guarantee. PALAIS ROYAL—Fourth Floor Nickel- JAMES K. VARDAMAN, 'POLICEMAN’S ARM IS BROKEN BY TAXI Cab Operator Is Held on Charge of Reckless Driving for Hit- ting Officer. Struck by a taxicab at Sixth street and Florida avenue yesterday after- noon, Policeman Frank J. Hospidor of the fourth precinct sftia1 received a fractured right arm. omy® Hospidor, who lives at 636 Alabama avenue southeast, had just .been re- lleved from special duty at Griffith Stadium and was leaving the park when the cab, driven by Louls Solo~ mon, 38 fl:‘lm old, of 707 Quincy street, struck him. Solomon was arrested on a reckless driving charge. The police- man was taken to Garfield Hospital. Mary Benzett, 4 years old, of 203 P street, suffered brulses of the head and face early last night when an automobile operated by Harry Henson of 234 F street, knocked her down in front of her home. She was removed to Emergency Hospital for treatment and later taken to her home. Ruby M. Polly of 3820 Albermarle street was taken to Casualty Hospita! and treated for a possible fracture of the right wrist following a collision be- tween her machine and another oper- ated by Dominic J. Boccabello at B and First streets. FIVE SENTEN‘CED IN INDIA BOMBAY, India, June 26 (#).— Perushottamdas Tandon, the “dictator” of the civil disobedience campaign in the united provinces; Shiva Prasad Gupta, treasurer of the all-India_con- gress committee, and Narendra Deva, general secretary of the provincial con- gress committee, each were sentenced today at Benares to three months’ rig- orous imprisonment. At Karachi, Acharaya Gidwani, local education officer, and Lalni Mehrota, a business man, each were sentenced to a year's imprisonment for inciting a breach of the law. Lord' Derby Tells of U. 8. Topic. LIVERPOOL, June 26 (#)—Lord Derby has told the Chamber of Com- merce he learned something on his recent visit to the United States. He had thought the chief topic of discus- slon there was money. “It was not,” he explained, “it was prohibition and how to avold it.” He was 68 years old. Mr. Vardaman, who became known in the Senate as the “White Chief” be- cause of his custom of wearing white clothing in contrast to his floy hair, succum| to an illness of nearly five years which followed & nervous collapse, He died at the home of a daughter, As an editor, attorney, chief executive and legislator he was prominent in pube lie life in Mississippi for nearly half g century. He served in the State Leglslas ture from 1890 until 1896 and as gow ernor from 1904 to 1908. His Senate term was from 1013 until 1919. During his tenure of public offies in Mississippl he was actively en in rison reform work and spo: legise ition for erection of a hospital for the insane and in providing a deaf and dumb {institute. He was admitted to the W bar in 1882 and the following year came the editor of the Winona, Miss, Express. Later he was editor of other Mississippi newspapers. The body is being taken to Jacksony Miss., where funeral services will be held tomorrow. He is survived by his widow, two daughters and a son. HIGH KLANSMEN DENY WARNING DE PRIEST Declare Telegram Did Not Come From Grand Dragon’s Office in Alabama, By the Associated Press. BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 26— High officiels of the Ku Klux Klan here yesterday denied that the tele- gram warning Oscar De Priest, colored Representative of Chicago, to stay away from Birmingham was sent from the State grand dragon’s office of the Klan, Klan officials sald the message may have been sent by a small of Birmingham Klansmen, but it was not authorized by the State execu= tive office of the organization. James Esdale, grand dragon, is re- ported to be in Illinois, and could not be reached for a statement regarding the telegram. Meanwhile De Priest, a native of Florence, Ala., is ignoring the warning and plans to be in Birmingham July 17, the date of his scheduled address here, according to reports from Wash« ington. Boy Strays 25 Miles. ‘TACOMA, Wash., June 26 (#.—A patrolman found Bunny " T wheeling along the streets of Tacoma on his coaster wagon late last night, Inquiry revealed he had strayed from his home in South Prairle, 25 miles away. Bunny insisted he made the trip pulling the wagon up hills and coast down. He went home in the family automobile. T]—CREERON— 614 TWELTH ST. N.W. 5 ft. 5 or Under? Then Here’s the Shop You've Been Hoping for A SHOP THAT Specializes IN HALF SIZES IN LARGE SIZES 14Y, to 26V, 31V, to 45Y, 38 to 48 Just Unpacked —Shanturg Ensembles ~—Washable Silk Frocks ~—Figured Chiffons -Navy Georgette ~—Silk Print —Silk Pique —Embroidered Georgette You just put them on and wear them—no costly alter- ations—for they fit to the last joyous quarter inch. Opening' Sale Price $8.95 Many other smart models to $16.50 Pick Ufi—a Hat for the Fourth FRIDAY CLEARANC Large Headsize Millinery $2 Formerly $5 to $8.50 Light and dark colors; a wide variety tailored, trimmed or sports fashion for the miss and young woman. (145) Larg Hats for t’le$ ,95:171:1 Bridal Party 7 up Individually fitted and made to your order. Incxpensively « priced. Choice of 21 colors. Panamas $3 to $6.50 Fashion’s pet darling this season. On display in the favored shapes and, of course, in hard- to-get headsizes. CREERO.