Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1930, Page 30

MACHADO DENIES NEWS IS GENSORED President of Cuba Declares He Is Willing for America to Know All Facts. By the Assoclated Press. HAVANA, Cuba, December 18 —Presi- dent Machado, in_a statement cabled to the Associated Press yesterday, said that he was perfectly willing to have the American people know all the facts of the situation in Cuba. The President stated that “not a single line or word outgoing or incoming of the Associated Press or of any other recognized press association or of any! accredited correspondent cf any Ameri- can newspaper has been withheld or censored in any wa, Courts Carry On. Commenting on dispatches carried by the Associated Press on December 11 and 12, the Cuban President denied that the suspension of guarantees was tanta- mount to martial law, declaring that at best this was a careless statement. “No civilians are being tried by mili- tary ccurts,” he said. “and the civil courts are carrying on their normal function.” Referring to rumors mentioned as such in the dispatch which included the statement that all had been denied, the President said: “The cabinet meeting was not a secret meeting. The American Ambassador did not attend this meeting. The President did not place his resignation in the hands of the Supreme Court. The American Ambassador had not summoned cruisars from Guantanamo.” Denies Censorship. | The President also denied statements that all news communications thought to exaggerate the picture of political unrest in Cuba were withheld from the outside world and that all incoming news which dealt with revolutionary activities in other parts of the world was held up by the censorship. The President concluded that at a time when every government in the world is corfronted with difficult prob- lems in the maintenance of public order due to unrest brought about largely by economic conditions, he felt sure that it | |} was desirable that the above facts be || known. CUBA TO START AIRMAIL SERVICE TO NEW POINTS Lines Will Connect With All Na- tions of South and Central Amer- jica Next Month. By the Associated Press. HAVANA, December 18.—The Cuban || government next month will inaugurate || an international airmail service con- mecting this country with all the na- tions of South and Central America. ‘The service will inciude the trans- tion of Cuban mail by air over the airmail lines of the United States, Mexico, Central and South America and the Greater and Lesser Antilles, including the Bahama Islands, Postal charges will be the same as those now in effect between the United States and the countries served by the Pan-American Airways, which company has bee varded the Cubal tract. We hare placed in service on all our important, mainline trains | those new comfortable INDIVIDUAL | SEAT COACHES AY COACHES with an en- tirely new standard of com- fort, designed in our own shops: Individual seats that pivot so | friends may face each other. Deep cushions, attractively covered. Armrests. Double windows with individual sash ventilators. Ther- mostatic temperature control. Washrooms with white porcelain bowls, liquid soap, and free paper towels. Filtered drinking water and free round paper cups. Six- wheel trucks, with rubber pads at spring-ends and wherever metal || touches metal, insuring gream' riding comfort. ‘TRAVEL BUREAU and City Ticker OFFICE Woodward Bidg., 15th & H Streets, N. W. | Phone Dlstrict 3300 D. L. MOORMAN, Ass't Gen’l Pass. Agent | BALTIMORE & OHIO 70,000 OF US INVITE YOU TO RIDE ON OUR RAILROAD By the Associated Press. v}e\sterdfly that prohibition has helped the America and that its enforcement is im- proving daily. ;‘equextlonnah‘e submitted to him by | realized. v. of New Jersey Anti-Saloon League. ‘The six questions and answers: Q. Do you approve of the eighteenth | than they were before? NEWARK, N. December industrial and economic life of | His belief was set forth in answer to James K. Shields, superintendent amendment to the Constitution of the! United States? If so, why? . 18— | mit practical enforcement of prohibi- Thomas A. Edison expressed the opinion | tion all over the country. economic life of America at home and ‘s:rengmened the industrial standing of {our Nation abroad? better fed and clothed and educated since the coming of national prohibition cidedly, yes. THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D A2: |[EDISON SAYS AMENDMENT HAS BEEN HELP TO NATION Industrial and Economic Life Benefited to Greater Extent Than Realized, Wizard Declares in Questionnaire. A. Yes. It is a necessary aid to per- Q. Has it helped the industrial and A. Yes, and to a greater extent than | Q. In your judgment are children | as a manufacturer, similar to that of other manufacturers. On pay days be- fore” prohibition hundreds of pale-faced women, shabbily dressed, some with faded shawls around their heads, ap- g;red at our llmry at West Orange. y were waiting to get some of their husband’s money be(vre he got to a saloon. Within a year after the amend- ment, not -a single woman appeared. Surely we Americans do not want a return of this state of affairs. Un- doubtedly the condition of the mother indicates the condition of the children although they are perhaps a little bet- ter off than she, because she will do anything even to giving up her life to protect them. Q. What attitude should the woman- hood of America hold toward prohibi- tion, and why? A Womnn is the custodian of the home and the children. She certainly, if a normal woman, does not desire the introduction of narcotics into her home, which in many cases changes a hu- mane man into a brute. Q. Are the boys and giyls of Amer- ica more likely to develop a higher de- gree of physical and mental fitness and A._In my judgment I'would say de- Let me cite my experience become in every way better and more useful citizens under national prohibi- THURSDAY, tion of the liquor traffic, or under the old licensed system, or any form of State or Government control? A. Yes, they certainly cannot de- velop on alcohol and other narcotics. Q. Should the eighteenth amend- ment be retained a sa blessing to our Amerioan homes today and to those of future generations? A. Yes, enforcement is getting more practical day by day. We now attack the large -manufacturer right in our midst instead of men wlth flasks and home brews. STUDIES M MICE 17 YEARS Bcientist Observes Habits of Geo- graphic Races of Rodents. LA JOLLA, Calif. (#)—Seventeen years of study of the geographic races of deer mice has been completed by Dr. B. F. Sumner of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography here. He has ship- ’)zd the mice to the University of Mich- igan. Christmas carols were first sung in the eleventh century. DECEMBER 18, 1930. GIFTS MADE BY BLIND AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC Members of Home Show Skill in l’rod\}cing Articles of Novelty and Charm. In basement rooms of a large build- ing overlooking one of Georgetown's parls, attractive Christmas gifts have been prepared by men and women who will never see the colorful novelties which they have made. Fated to spend their lives in darkness, little gloom, however is felt in the presence of these biind men and women of the Henry and Annie Hurt Home for the Blind at Thirty-first and R streets. A song came from the lips of a man, caning a small stool, which makes an attractive Christmas gift. these stools, as well as children’s chairs, wood skets, and other rush articles, have been sold at the home in the past Many of thres™ weeks. More articles remain, however, than had been expected by the afictd men and women, and be- lated Christmas shoppers will find dainty and novel gifts in the sales room at the home. In addition to the handiwork, many articles have been received from blind persons living in other parts of Wash- ington. Bead work, crochet and knit- ted articles, rag rugs, rush mats, fire- side brooms and numerous other gifts are included in the Christmas sale of the blind. All the money received from the sale goes directly to the persons who made the gifts. This money procures numer- ous small things, frequently necessities, oftentimes additional material for hand- these men and women. season. » Dates for two examinations to be held to qualify those who wish to practice the healing arts in the Dhlflcl were announced yesterday by Dr. William C. Fowler, secretary-treasurer of the Com- mission on Licensure to Practice the Healing Arts. An examination in the Lasic sciences, such as chemistry, an- atomy and the like will be held Decem- ber 29-30. The professional examina- tions. will be held January 12 to 13. Applicants for licenses must pass the basic examination before they are ad- mitted to take the professional examina- tion, and must pass both before their licenses will be issued. work, which will help to make the Christmas season a happler one for Nevada Turkeys Top Market. RENO, Nev. (#).—Top pool prices for the holiday market in the West were received by Nevada turkey producers this year for the second conucutlve( Just Think of It— The Star delivered to your door every cvening and Sunday morning at 13:c per day and 5c Sunday. Can' you afford to be without this service at this cost? Telephone National 5000 and de- livery will start at once. PHONE NATIONAL 77 CHRISTM 1.98 Turkish %owel S;r. .“. ; sl'oo Two large Turkish bath towels and two wash cloths to match. Useful _gift, attractively boxed.— 50c¢ Boxed Wash Six dainty wash cloths in gift box. Cloths. . . Various attractive colors, Practical gift at & small price—Street Floor. e S, 2.49 Tabl zloth Set . e gl $1.49 50%50 mercerized cotton damask cloth with six napkins to match. Colored borders and deep hem- stitched hem. Boxe: Floor. $2.98 Brocaded Bedspre:l?. e . $l 98 80x105 heavy brocaded rayon spreads in rose, green, blue, orchid and gold. Size to cover both bed and bolster —Street Floor. $1.25 & $1.50 69¢ Bed Sheets. . . . Mill purchase slight seconds of seamless bleached sheets in sizes 81x90, 72x90 and 72x99. Heavy, smooth sullllx.—sm Floor. Linen Luncheon § 1 .39 Sety Consisting of 54x54 pure linen tablecloth and six napkins to match. Various attractive color combi 0] treet Floor. 29c¢ Percale 8 8 c 5 yards for. . . . Standard qualily yard-wide per- cale, 80-square weave, in new printed pnturm o( ‘ulrmteed fast colors.—Street Fl $1.49 All-Sllk Crepe, yard C 40-inch all-silk washable flat crepe, rich, lustrous quality in the popular colors for lingerie.—~Street 19¢ Unbleached Cotton, 10 yds. Yor sl 00 40-inch unbleached cotton, firm, serviceable grade for making lhee,s and mattress covers.—Street $7.98 Rayon 5 29 Bed Sets. . . . . $ Large rayon bedspreads with pil- Jow to match: Beautifully shirred and ruffied. Rose, blue, gold, green and orchid —Stree: Floor. $2.98 Bath 51 .59 NS oy Practical gift underpriced. Thick, heavy bath mats of large size in & number of attractive colored pat- terns.- t_Floor. ’ ) Boys’ & Girls’ $1 .89 Shoes . ..... $3.00 and $4.00 oxford d strap models in black calf, paten? leather and dull leather. Sizes 8'2 to 11, 111, to 2, 2'; to 6—Second Floor. - 4w 1,000 pairs of these women’s fa- mous_ scientific arch-support shoes in black kid, patent Jeather and satin. Straps, ties and step-ins. Sizes 3 to 9, widths AA to EEE.— Second Floor, $3.50 Patched $¢) 39 Quilts . . . . Size 72x84, wlrm]) quilted. . Many attractive patterns in old-fashioned color schemes —Third Floor. $8.50 Wardrobe Cases $4 % Dupont Fabrikoid cases lined with silkk. Two clothes hangers. A handy, serviceable piece of luggage at a bnr‘am ENCF'—Thlrd Floor. $3.98 Round Hat Boxes . . . . Save a dollar on a gift any woman will appreciate. ~ 18-inch black enameled hat box with inside pocket, two clasps and lock.—Third Floor. $7.00 AL-Wool 33_79 Blankets, Pr.. . An amazing low price for all-wool double blankets. size 66x80. In grey Izlmd.! Onlx—'l'hll’d Floor. Boxed Hnn:lkerclliefs. sl 00 6 imported handkerchiefs in fancy gift box. All white or with dainty embroidered corners.—Street Floor. Cotton-Fi gl p 72x82 comforts with fancy centers and sateen borders. le!\,ly fllled with sanitary cotton—Third Hoover Vacuum s 2 l .95 Cleaners .. ... genuine Hoover $59.50 rebuilt vacuum cleaners, guaranteed for one year. Look and o) te like brand- new. Practical gift—Third Floor, $9.98 ¢ ; § 4 | Rayon Underwear 39c¢ Perfects and ir- regulars in women's beautiful rayon bloomers, chemises, vest; and step-ins. Tailored and trim- med styles.—Street Floor. test. $79.50 Radio Third Floor. con- See the Crosley in our NGS Satisfaction Since 1859 PAL Charge Accounts Invited Why not - visit our Credit Office and open one to- | 39¢ Cannon Towels, 5 for $1 Famous “Can- \ ! non” heavy Turkish | bath towels, all perfect; size 20x40, with borders in green, pink, gold, orchid and blue. $3.98 2-Candle Ianips .”. .. .. Junior floor lamps lamps, two-candle style, with fancy paper parchment shades and hand- some metal bases—Third Floor. 1.98 Card %‘ables..u:... $],'25 Strongly built folding card table with black fancy top and rein- forced corners.—Third Floor. Footstools Special - . . . .. Strongly made footstools with plush or velvet, tops of various colors. Mahogany-finished frames. — Third 5 $1 39 $2.50 Lace Filet and Nottingham lace cur- Panels tain panels in many charming pat- terns with tailored hem or two-inch 2‘,4 and_2); yards Sweepers . 3 213 Famous Bissell carpet sweeper with strong brush and one-lever . Mahogany finish.—Third Floor. $4.98 Bissell with hipbands. Sizes Second Floor. $5.98 Sweater § Children’s all-wool brushed sets consisting of front or side fastened sweater, cap, leggins Pekin, pink, rose, buff and jacquard patterns., Sizes 22, 24 and 26.— Second Floor. $2 98 $3.98 Sweater warm sets consi L e . ing of leggins, mit- Dainty, side-fastened sweater, tens and cap in brushed or knitted wool. White, pink, blue and tan. Sizes 22 and 24.—Second Floor. e o Knitted pink sacque with white tuxedo roll collar trimmed with hand-embroidered rosebuds. Bonnet and bootees to match.—Second Floor. 1.50 Infants’ ls!eret Setsn.n.t. X $]. 19 Consisting of slip-over sweater in wool-and-rayon, with tam to match. Pink or biue nursery patterns.— 88¢ $1.50 Girls’ Tub dresses in new, colorful prints, Dresses . . . . Straightline, belted, jumper and bolero jacket effects with long sleeves. Round, roll or cape collar. Sizes 7 to 14 —Second Floor. $1.98 Silk 31_50 Underwear. . . Chemises, step-ins, French panties —of 100% pure silk in pastel shades. Trimmed with laces and ribbon.— Second Floos $1.50 Extra Size l 19 Costume Slips. 1 Extra size rayon satin slips in flesh, peach, tan, brown, navy and black. S!rap top and mhred hem. Sizes 46 to 5. 3 2 39 $3 Rayon Negligees Shimmering rayon robes in printed designs with solid color borders, cord and tassel. Women's and misses’ 3 size: Second Floor. § 5798 S Women’s - Sweaters . . . . All-wool coat sweaters in tan, copen, navy and black. Smart striped borders, Sizes 36 to 44— Second Floor. 3 . Women'’s Fabric Gloves. . .. ... c High-grade suede-finished gloves in plain and trimmed slip-ons and beautifully cmbroidered fancy cuffs. 50c = ’ Children’s Gloves. . . . ... Fleece-lined jersey gloves, warm knitted gloves, fur-top mittens and Jersey gauntlets with decorated cuffs. ~Street Floor. 2.98 Bed e, TH Colored border sheet of excellent quality, size 81x90, with two 45x36 pillowcases to match. Peach, pink, green, blue, gold and orchid hem- smched hems In gift package— I e t) Women’s Felt 200 pairs excellent quality felt Skppers .. ... slippers with elk soles and" ribbon trimming. Sizes 4 to 8—Second Floor, 810-818 Seventh St. NW. $1.39 to $1.69 School Knickers 98(: ‘Tailored of fine suiting mixtures and fully lined. Also unlined Crompton _corduroy suiting and cotton to 17. All-wool English shorts with belt to match. Sizes 4 to 14.— Street Floor. Boys’ Wash Suie o New styles in suits of broadcloth, beach cloth, chambray and linene. { Sizes 3 to 10. White, plain colors and combinations.—Street Floor. Boxed k... 9199 Beautiful costume jewelry, includ- ing cut “crystal, silver, gold, rhine- stone and pearl bead necklaces, matched bracelets or earrings and other navemu. In satin-lined boxes. 85¢ Colored Alarm clocks that Clocks: . . . ... +Guaranteed alarm keep accurate time. Cases enameled in red, green, blue and yellow. t Floor. 2,000 Men’s Perfect Shirts White, Solid Colors, Stripes, Figures Better shirts, than in our former famous dollar sales—which is saying a lot. rayon-stripe broadcloth, woven and rayon-stripe madras. attached, separate collar to match and neckband shirts. Shirts from noted makers 13%; to 18. Boxed for gifts if desired. W s $5 & o il . 500 pairs smart novelty shoes in suede, black and brown kid, patent leather and satin. High and low heels. Sizes 2!; to 8, widths AAA to D.—~Second Floor. 2, Women’s $2 Fine hand-turned felt jullets with leather soles and rubber heels. Sizes 4 to 8.—Second Floor. t) Women’s Vogue $l 44 First quality of these famous Hood arctics in gray and brown. Low, high and Cuban heels. Sizes 3 to 9. —Second Floor. TOYS—At a Bargain Price Mechanical Train Easel Slate Black- Pretty Polly New York Me- chanical Toy Paint Sets Auto Fire Engine Infant Doll 3-Piece Fire Dept. Set Stafed Dogs and 2 for 88c Soldiers Sets Aviation Set Erector Set Boys’ Sheep- lined Coats. . . 'l'o.l Chefl 34.85 Big, warm coats of black or brown Dupont leatheretfe. ~ Lined with sheepskin fleece and faced Wwith leav.herene or corduroy. Sizes 4 to g::lys Cowboy $1.95 Serviceable play suits consisting of trimme ts, sombrero, sh pan llrht belt. gun lnd hellter. Sizes Suits ... .l pairs knickers or one knickers and one long trousers. Sizes 7 to 16.— Street Floor. *5.00 & °6.00 Dresses Kitchen Cabinets, Doll's Furniture Set ldnullml Spelling in plain, fancy and Collar Sizes Street Floor—Next to Millinery Dept. Boys’ “Tim” Cape”on Parade style “Tim” caps, also some with pompons. Every boy wants one of these famous knitted caps.—Street Floor. ’ Boys’ Wash Button-on suits with fancy waists Suits and pants of contrasting color. Sizes 4 to 8.—Street Floor. Boys’ $1.25 & 97c $1.50 Pajamas One and two plece pajamas of plain-color broadcloth, ~ flannelette and fancy madras, trimmed with rayon frogs. Sizes 4 to 18.—Street Floor. 95¢ China Tea Set Tennis Set Backgammon Set Popular Games Motoreycle Cop Building Blocks Tandem Chimes Doll’'s Bed Set boards Desk Blackboa Bowling Alley Ten-pin Set Pool Table D!;I,DG\( Telephone Humpty Dumpty Circus ‘ Women’s Union Regular and extra sizes, 36 to 50, in rayon-stripe knit suits with low neck, no sleeves and tight knees.— Street Floor. Children’s Union Waist attachment union Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, knee length; also’ part-wool suits, long sleeves, ankle length. Sizes 4 to 12. And boys' heavy union sults, sizes 8 to 16.—Street Floor. Boys’ “Bell” Shiets v .0 ... . Collar-attached shirts in white, tan, blue and green and fancy pat- terns. Of broadcloth and" percale. Sizes 12 to 14}, —Street Floor, suits, In a Great Friday Clearance Sale Ianuar\' rgdmtmns ahead of time! quick selling price just when the nmmltumt appreciated. Dresses and ensembles of silks, 14 to 48. Come early for best picking! Boys’ and Girls’ Boys' fancy golf hose and girls’ rayon-and-lisle 7 sport hose. Many new patterns.—Street Floor. Boys’ Bath Robes . ..... s Rain g:ya:iu..... $1.98 Consisting of black rubber rain- Bl:l 4 to $'1.9s loys Cloth 4-piece Winter suits of fancy mannish mixtures. Coat, vest, two Warm, fluffy blanket robes izes 6 to 14 e T Second Floor Men’s $2 and $2.50 Silk Mufflers 1 69 Purchase of the maker's surplus just in time for gift buyers. Large squares and oblong. In plain colors, fancy borders and all-over patterns.—Street Floor. ‘Wall Blackboards Mechanical Tractor 150 beautiful dresses at a for economy is most satin, rayons and woolen fabrics. Large range of popular models in all colors. Sizes 95¢ Lights'. . ... 31-00 Dainty georgine bed lights in pas- tel shades attractively trimmed. Complete with socket, cord and plug. 88¢ Gift burnished - Brassware . . . . Artistic and useful brassware candlesticks, bread trays, serving trays, relish dishes, vases, fruit dishes and centerpleces.— 25¢ 39¢ Rayon Hose:. .. . .00l ‘Women’s perfect quality Tayon hose, heavy and serviceable. Lisle top and French heels.—Street Floor. 88 Third Floor Linen Handkerchiefs . 18c Men’s and women's 21l pure linen handkerchiefs with one-eighth-inch hem. All white or colored embroid- ered corners. 6 for $1.00.—Street 570 Bertha Collars. . . ... . Large lace and georgette bertha collars, in_white, eggshell, ecru and colors. Boxed for gifts.—Street Street Floor. Women’s Kid sl .59 Gloves. . .. .. $2.00 and $250 washable kid gloves, perfects and irregulars. Smart slip-ons and fancy cuff styles. Black-with-white, also browns and other shades.—Street Floor. 3 Men’s $1.50 95c Muffiers. . . ... Full size squares of beautiful, heavy quality in a variety of de- signs and colors—Street Floor. S, Men’s Rayon and lisle fancy socks, 2sc grades, in many new patterns, Sizes 10 to 11'5.~Street Floor. D . - Men’s Ribhed Union Suits . . . C Medium-weight ribbed cotton suits, long sleeves, ankle length. _Sleeve ankle cuffs. Sizes 36 to 46.— Street Floor., rds ~—Street Floor. Full-Fashioned Bemberg Hose . . 69(.'. Perfect quality famous Bemberg hese, the rayon stockings de luxe. All-over Bemberg or with lisle top.— 88¢ Qutsize Silk Women's pure thread silk full- Moo ... ... fashioned hose in extra sizes. Ideal service weight, Slight irregulars.— Street Floor. Silk-and-Wool Hoge ', .o .0 C ‘Women’s full-fashioned silk-and- wool hose, slight irregulars. popular Winter shades. — Sireet Floor. Rayon-Wool-and- Cotton Hose. . . c Women’s perfect quality hose in rayon, wool and cotton. Popular shades. 3 pairs for $1.00. Full-Fashioned 8 8c Silk Hose. . . .. $1.25 women's high-grade pure silk: hose in ideal service weight. Seven-strand, 42-gauge. Perfect quality, all colors.—Street Floor. Rayon Underwear-. . . . 9c 2 for $1.00. Heavy quality rayon bloomers, chemises, vests, step-ins 2nd bloomer-bottom combinations. . Vests and bloomers in extra sizes.— Rayon Street Floor. 3 $1.95 Pajamas. . . . . ‘Women’s two and three plece heavy rayon pajamas in all colors, with contrast trimmings. Quality gifts specially priced.—Street Floor. il | A low price for famous Kayser full-fashioned thread silk hose in chiffon and service weights with “Slendo” heel.—Street Floor. Hesew'....... 0 sc Misses’ perfect quality rayon- mixed hose in fancy patterns and black and shadow clocks. 3 pairs for $1.00.—Street Floor. e bR Ly Peflectdsunmy rainproof umbrellas with Bradford cloth tops and smart amber and novelty handies. _Also ‘men’s rainproof umbrellas. Boxed for Iiflx.fstrnt Floor. Men’s $2'.98 Misses’ Umbrellas . . . Fine cravenette umbrellas with polished natural wood handles. Boxed for gifts, and specially priced. Also women’s umbrellas. —Street Floor. Leather $1.95 Handbags . .. A feature low price for smart bags of genuine calf and grain leathers, tailored and ornamented styles. Back straps, long handles, zippers.—Street Floor. 5 o Men’s Fitted Durable leatherette traveling cases, ‘ One style with military brush, comb, file and razor box; another with two brushes and com| treet Floor. b} Men’s Bil Folds .. . . . 48C Real leather bill Yolds with space for auto permit; also another style with protected spaces forefive cards. 89¢ T Men’s Tie Racks.....: .. Attractive and sensible gifts—in beautiful polychrome colorings, green, red, gold and blue. Numerous hand- some patterns —Street Floor. Men’s Gift 2 5c Handkerchiefs . . Pure linen initial handkerchiefs, with quarter-inch hem. All white.— ’ Women’s Pajamas. . . . . 31.00 In cotton erepe, novelty prmts, broadcloth and rayo % R S N I e e wiie sbrile wide Y fiu 3 B2 cond Hov-r. ¥ ECONOMY ‘SALE Low Prices Still Lower! A Barg.am Bulletin of Gifts and Everyday Needs cnosuzf‘] RADIO Given Away Every customer can enter this Christmas to Create Busy Selling Men’s Rob Ille; ‘Slip;e::.. $2'98 Handsome blanket robe with slip- pers to match. Large shawl collar and heavy girdle. Many fine pat- Men’s Rayon o $ 4.95 Luxurfous quality brocaded rayon robes with Skinner satin shawl col- lar and heavy rayon girdle. Large, medium and small sizes.—Street Floor. y e Men’s Fine el o In plais, printed and rayon-stripe broadcloth, woven macras and rayon- stripe madras. Collar-attached, sep- arate collar and neckbrmd shirts, Sizes 131 to 17.—Street Floor. Rich, heavy quality rayon union suits in sizes 36 to 46. Pink, peach and_blue —Street "msl -00 Men’s Belt of fine cowhide and initial buckle. Nicely boxed Consisting presentation.—Street Floor. T 45¢ 69c Gift Tles, handsome new four- uwrunznk “Fancy Work ‘Women'’s woven work baskets with or without fittings. Colored satin linings. Practical and dainty gifts.— k= 89 Mnnlcue Rolls. . ...... Flexible, durable rolls, containing buffer, file, cuticle knife, tweezers and scissors. Useful and appropri- ate flt.—-strut Floor. Novelty Scrap books with attractive deco- rated covers, telephone covers, letter files and novelty ash trays.—Street imiznts 70 Houbigant’s Perfumes. . . . . , Choice of Ideal and Mon In original packages. Boudoir odors.—Street Floor. 19 Quelques - Fleurs, Fountain Pen sl Consisting of guaranteed fountain pen and propel pencil, in men's and Women's styles. New mod- ernistic patterns, Neatly boxed.— Street 31.19 High-grade diarles with real leather covers and lock and key. A gift of good taste, specially priced.— B S, 25¢ 50c Chiffon Handkerchiefs . Beautiful quality colored chiffon handkerchiefs in the popular large size. Dainty gifts at low cost.— 50¢ : ¢ o Women'’s Fabric Gloves. . . . .. Suede-finished gloves in slip-on, fancy cuff and two-clasp styles. All colors and all sizes. 2, $2.25 Men’s $1 .69 Dress Gloves . . Excellent quality unlined cape- skin goves, in black and brown, also suede gloves—Street l-‘lmr Men’s $2. Glonves.s.z.o.o iy s]. 29 Special purchase men’s black md brown _gapeskin 'lovu lined with 3 wz 98 Men’s $5 Pigskin Gloves . Genuine pigskin and imported mocha gloves from famous makers, offered at a bargain price. = Ideal Eift. gloves.—Street Floor. Metal Waste 59c Five-Year Baskets. . . . .. Durable and attractive waste bas- kets in bright colors, decorated with quaint Godey yflnu. 2 for $1.00.— Street Floor. - Youths’, Misses’ Ioves......'.s 19 Excellent quality tan cnpenk!n gloves with fleece- lining. . —Street Floor loves_have fur to] $l '95 Men’s Fine roadcloth, and woven madras High-class English rayon striped shirts' in collar-attached, separate collar and neckband styles. ~Sizes 14 to 17.~—Street Floor,