Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1931, Page 25

s ROYAL THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1931. White plates Origimally, 10c ea. Friday Only 6 for TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 1 SC & Bmited number of dresses in in early for choice selec- 895 plain white plates for gen- eral utility use in homes or restaurants — Fourth Floor. Pearl necklaces Special! Friday Only! 49c imagine, sterling silver mountings on the clasps at this Jow price! And they're surprisingly lustrous, foo! Choker—two or three strand necklaces. 49c¢ Palais Royal-—Main Floor Wool 325 Felt Hats Friday Only g Large and small head for sports Friday only! 3.95 Smart styles in soft knits and novelty woolens, with boleros, sizes. Black and colors, Downstairs Store Remnants! 25c to $1.00 Grades Curtain and Drapery Materials B-9 Boxed Christmas Cards Regularly $1 Sterling-deposit Glassware Friday only Friday only 79c¢ 24 etching c s and folders hand colored ed with sterling ey d seoia in a deposit. — Main plain gift box Floor. Main Floor, $20 Manning & Bowman Waffle Iron Friday Only 10-95 On! f » come early Fourth Fleor. Blankets reduced lot of part- An odd all-wool, wool— ) $12.95 All-wool Blankets ) $7.95 Satin-bound Wool Blankets. ..$5.97 ea. $14.95 Fancy Plaid Blankets. . Double and single blan kets ...$9.95 ea. Science Change in Coloring of Animals Attributed to Quantity of Light. HE tendency of some animals to change color with the seasons lik> the foliage of trees, is ex- pained by Dr. R. R. Heustis of the Uni:ersity of Oregon in the American Journal of Mammalogy He found the fur of certain Western mice became progressively darker with the advance of cold weather. He also ascertained that the pigment respon- sible for fur color is contained in cells at the tips of the hairs, where it is most affected by the light. Thus, it is the change in the nature and quantit of light with the advancing season that causes the change. “A somewhat correlative change of color in the mouse,” says Heustis, “ac- companies the changing hues of vegeta- tion as the season advances. It is just |another instance of the intimate ad- justment between the individual and the environment. The fading of the fur will accompany the decomposition of chlorophyll in the surrounding vegeta- tion.”—T. R. H. 'CONFER ON FALSE RADIO ADVERTISING Chicago Broadcasters Study Pro- posal to Guarantee Accuracy and Truth of Sales Promotion. | By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December 3. —Repre- sentatives of 20 radio broadcasting sta- tions in the Chicago area met yes- | terday with officials of the Better Busi- ness Bureau in a conference prelim- | inary to drawing up an agreement to guarantee truth and accuracy in radio advertising. Flint Grinnell, head of the Chicago | Better Business Bureau, announced after the meeting that another con- | terence would be held December 29, at vhich the broadcasting stations prob- ably will reach a definite agreement. | Various proposals to make certain that all radio advertising conforms to certain ethical standards were consid- SECOND SKELETON FOUND N HUMAN Bones Threaded by Dead Lattice, Says U. S. Expert Using “Soft” X-Ray. BY HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE E ST. LOUIS, X-ray reveal and Sofls a long skeleton. H the Radiological America | The crystal skeleton is the no ing port on of bones, a lattice | stances, mostly mineral, which th the bones. Dr. Hendricks' studies show how the minerais are arranged and ex- p! tofore just why substances r get into the bone serve as potential stores of poison. | Form n Building Bricks, The bone crystals normally are made up mostly of calc carbon, phos- phorus, hydrogen oxygen. These elements are combi 1to fairly large | sized bullding “bricks” of crystalline form Lead and arsenic, Dr finds, have the right right electrical forces to substitute easily for certain of the regular bricks” for g the bone crystals. Substances w 1 do not attac 3 bones so readily are kept cut p because they do not “fit” so well Lead readily displaces the c: containing _“bricks.” soda also fit well explaining why | times detected in | quantity. Substitute for Phosphorus. | Arsenic is the substitute “brick” for phosphorus, so is vanadium, and one | result is that vanadium poisoning oc- | curs among certain steel worl who inhale the fumes of electric furnaces where vanadium is melted Hendricks sizes and the two are som bones in extra ) $4.69 Part-wool Blankets, 80x90 in.. .$3.69 pr. | | ered vesterday 7 The oxygen bricks are smewhat ) 57.% Plain-co]ored Blal’lkcts. Most of the station representatives | easily displaced by those containing the | attending the m'iannz indicated ‘h“mde.}".;f"‘ flg‘urme, a yellow gas. | izati Vi - te,” Grin-| -build; brick 12) $298 Half.wool Sheet Blankets. .. $1.75 ea. organization would co-operate. ese bone-building bric 5) $1.98 Part-wool Reversible Blankets.$1.48 ea. | nell said, “and the others wished to|as small as the geometricall | 3.95 printed rayon and cot- 94 | ton-covered comforts, ea. s | take the matter up with the manage- [ atoms forming many crystals | Palais Royal fine quality merchandise and way. vokes and scarf treat- ments. 3rown, Dblack, blue. Spanish tile, green, mixtures. Sizes 14 to 20. Palais Royal—Third Floor Friday Only 15¢ Marked special with remnant tickets for quicke clearance. 1% to § yard lengths, Second Floor are not arranged but_are es. Velvet, lace, Broken sizes. Were | ment of their stations.” bigger aggregations of matter. | “We believe there are more unethical | are too large for | practices in some radio broadcasting | X-rays and too | than there ought to be, and we wish |light. The “soft” X-ray has just the Second Floor Georgette ton crepe, satins. Were $16.50. Only. Dress Prints Friday Only 17¢ > Dresses. Beaded Chiffons with Regular 22¢ Value v 0 0l s—canton Were $16.50 Priscilla Friday Only 3.95 $5.95 Value Hand-rubbed mahogany finish with 2 drop lids; sliding inner spool tray— Fourth Floor. - Silk mesh hose ' Full-fashioned First Quality Pure Silk Tropique Black Magic Interlude Sandee Third Floor price. Many fine, useful lengths. perfect Palais Royal—Second Floor Made of pure dye{g French finished crepe! Tailored or lace trimmed. All sizes, but not in every style. G Street at Eleventh For a Limited Time Only! ‘lvora Miniatures *Imitation Ivory ( ) Make a Lovely Christmas Gift Complete With 18-kt. Gold- Plated Oval Frame 4.98 Reproduced from any clear photograph. Overnight Cases Friday Only 1.69 Very special purchases of Dupont fabricoid ‘These miniatures are finished in carbon and have the appearance of priceless heirlooms. Come in and see for yourself how rich and beautiful they are Guaranteed not to fade. Pheto enlarged, 10x16. Crayon finish. Palais Royal Black Paseo Talute Smoke Tone Negreta Sizes 81, to 10" Main Floor. .. 49c Main Floor with rounded covered cases, corgers, Palais Royal leather handle, nicely lined; pocket in lid. to climinate it. One of the practices | right wave length fo pass between the which must be discontinued is to ‘bait’ | open spaces in the bone crystals and chandise af prices lower than the ad- ik foe FORECLOSURE OF SUGAR $1 Towel Sets | i TOLEDO, Ohio, December 3.—A mo= By the Assoclated Press tion for the foreclosure of the properties TOPEKA, Kans., December 3.—Don- |of the Continental Sugar Co. mad emnan S ald Muir, 'State Representative from |the Bankers' Trust Co., New York, Fast color dress prints in the $195 Values Turkish towel of Kansas and so is going after the | United States District Court h Soaxbn’s Unkwest printige | % h 2 A Democratic nomination gext year. | The motion was made afte inchel wide 84008 Fiscr Reduced f with & match- ) In an announcement of his candi- [ company had defaulted in paym 4 Frid edaucea jor ing wash [ dacy he declared he was seting en- | interest on. first mortgage bon . 8 i t e Cabi riday Prlce Friday Only! : any urgings from friends as most candi- | made February 1, 1923, for $1.700.000 abinet O”[y with colored tes proclaim. He added that he was|and were defaulted in February, 1930, borders 0t egotistical enough to think that I|papers filed in the case showed will make the best Governor the State | The sugar company, which has off Second Floor » . . . ~ {in Ibli | S, b I iver Donitmmniss thishirs: tnity 18 Bvery public expenditures if elected. surrounding territories, is in receiver ; ; his name to the voters for the office | Lands and properties of the com silk and woolen remnant to go at 15 | now held by Gov. Harry H. Woodring, | are located in several counties ir Chemises, Step - 7 Democrat, who is expected to seek a sec- | and in Lenawee and Mcnroe Cou: ) 07 ond term. Michigan. ins and Dance 1, Sets— 5 Han d-tufted, seamless spreads $1gnNns on crinkled un- bleached muslin, Regulation_size. B ’ oys All-Wool Golf Suits Friday Only 5.95 lined knickers, coat and vest. In new shades of browns and 16 years. Splen- did value. Boys' Dept. Main Floor Blouses and Waists Friday Only 43¢ |9r Odd lots of well , such as Tom Sawyer, Bell and others, in this re- ‘markable Friday ‘ money at this Boys’ Dept. Main Floor 3-Pc. Zipper Suits advertising, that is advertising mer- | show the structure. | Silk and Woolen 1K an oole . . . : T0 RUN FOR GOVERNOR 1 lngerle Friday Only By the Associated Press s Harper County, wants to be Governor |approved by Judge George P. Hahn in e tirely on his own volition and without | ing $1,080,000. The mortgages I 9 ever had,” but promised real economy |in Toledo and valueble farm leases in the b Muir is the first formally to present | ship. with colored deZ —Second Floor Two pairs of grays. Sizes 8 o o Boys’ Shirts, known brands offering. Save Friday Only Palais Royal ODD LOTS . No mail or phone orders 2 95 (40) $1.00 Smocks, Solid Colors i Suede Zipper (349) 25¢ Stainless Steel Forks, each Small sizes only.—Basement 39C Suits in c With black or white handles—Fourth Floor 10c Main Floor unusual price Millions Have Heard ORCELLA REXFORD Bachelor of Science University of California World Noted Lecturer and Food Scientist NOW YOU CAN HEAR HER FREE 9--STARTLING HEALTH LECTURES Tonight—Constipation. the Cause of 98 per cent of All 8 Priday. December 4~ How to Save Your Neryee, O A DiSenses. Saturday, December 5 How to Avold Colds un, ecember 6, 2:30 P. M.—How to Get Younger as the Years Adv December 6, §:00 P M.—Foods That Make or Break You, e . December 7—How You Can Make More Money. Tuesday, December 8—The Love Story in Your Body. Wednesday, December 9—How to Reduce the Bulging Walstline. The opening lecture will be illustrated on the screen and preceded with a symphony in color with free healing shown for the first time in Washington. MASONIC AUDITORIUM 13TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. N.W. DEC. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 5—8:00 P. M. TWO SPECIAL MATINEES for WOMEN ONLY SATURDAY, Dec. 5—“The Supreme Secret of Beauty.” Come early for these 500 prs. Women’s slippers Friday Only! 5 (9) $6.95 to $9.95 Andirons and Fire Sets Choice of designs.—Fourth Floor (39) $1.00 Uniforms and Hoovers 39c R krien Small sizes only.—Basement Al i e AL 59¢ Bandeaux and Wide Brassieres (50) $1.00 Vanity Sticks 49C slightly soiled; sizes 32, 34, 36.—Basement Sizes 3 to 6 years th 10« s e With cord.—Fourth Floor (7 prs.) $2.95 Chinchilla Leggins, Pr. 59 c Size 4. Beginning Friday.—Third Floor 2C (9 prs.) $1.25 Jersey Leggins, Pr. Sgc Non-drip Golored Candles 38¢c Beginning Friday } 54 Prs., $1.00 size......49C pr. Cholce of various colors. Fourth Floor 69c¢ 25¢c Women's ridge slippers with Bridge heels and soft soles in bla lue, g nd red Palais Royal 8¢ to 15¢ Drapery Trimmings, yd. Downstairs Store Part and Till Bolta~Hseend i Ruffled Curtains, Pair 21, yards long.—Second Floor Just Arrived! New Rayon Prints and Silk Dresses 2.95 €olorful floral designs on fall back- grounds in daytime and Sunday night effects. New novelty neckline and sleeve treatments! Styles copied from higher ‘?' L (75) 59¢c and 79¢ Silk, Wool and Cotton Bands Bizes 1% to 3.—Third Floor (60 prs.) 59¢ Dalby Knit Panties, Pr. Size 6.—Third Floor (5) $12.95 and $14.95 Fur Pile Coats Sizes 2, 3, 4. Beginning Priday—Third Floor (6) $1.25 Winter Union Suits Sizes 10 and 12. Beginning Friday.—Third Floor (32 prs.) $1.00 Winter Knit Drawers Sizes 8 to 16. Beginning Friday.—Third Floor (3) $10.95 Feather-trimmed Negligees Rose, lavender, peach—Main Floor (11) $4.50 Tea Sets or Waffle Sets 23 pleces; imported —Fourth Floor (3) $39.95 Incomplete Dinner Sets 74 to 97 pleces to 8 set.—Fourth Floor (35 prs.) $2.95 Boys’ Oxfords, Pr. Broken sizes.—Basement (50 prs.) $1.00 Children’s Slippers, Pr. ors. Only 15 Sizes 4, 5, 6. Beginning Friday.—Third Floor 1.59 121—5¢ Size each 1.98 of these Third Floor (19) $2.95 Dalby Union Suits Size 2. Beginning Friday—Third Floor 104—10c Size.......... each 39C 42—20c and 25c each 4—69c Size .. 29¢ each 25¢ 9.95 1.95 Rayon and Cotton Wash Fabrics Friday Only 3 yards - 1_00 fore: ... priced dresses, Misses’ and Women's Sizes Palels Rogal—Downstairs Stese (35 prs.) $2.95 Hand-embroidered Pajamas Bizes 10 to 16. Beginning Friday.—Third Floor (50) Girls’ Dresses Siges M to 16. Beginning Fridey.—Third Floor 89c 29¢ 1.00 69¢ Soft soles and heels.—Basement (88) $1.00 Wash Dresses Misses’ and WORMD'S. sliet —Basscacat Regular 49¢ Yd. Value Neatly printed patterns make attractive frocks, value at this price. Second Floor that A fine TUESDAY, Dec. 8—*Hands That Every Man L to Hold.” Miss Rexford has ac snd is sald to be the dr ar in her famous PRIZE GOW. each night of her entire ensagement. AUSPICES DEFENSIVE DIET LEAGUE OF AMERICA ed international oman on the American Thursday night and a different creation