Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1932, Page 26

“B—10 . THE EVENING FIRST BASE BALL GLOVE gl yas, buree here yesentar. e| ESCAPES ICE IN HAWAII DESIGNER DIES AT 76 | matere, who tourcs the coumtey late 1n RETERE 33T | makers, who tour e country late the last century, Smith was reputed to | Colored Cook Trapped Two.Hours Alexander C. Smith of Waterford, | favor with Al ‘Spaulaing. one of ihe | {2 Wetrigeaior of Phin: N. Y., Was One of Famous Play- | [8mous ball players of the day. After| HONOLULU, April 1 (#). — Gordon g e Y- | various improvements the glove beume‘}:g,ftsl;rdm{;reld. Ho! l]n]l:lm.m nearly 4 widely used. eath in’ Honolulu. i ATE Contuty Ao, Smith retired from base ball nearly | For, two hours Wednesday Morgan 5 Half cent , and 1 y |w e ice o By the Asswciated Press [ an‘a cigar store-at Mechanicvilie, N | freighter Maliko, of which he is cook. WATERFORD, N. Y, April 1— e e o The temperature was 14 degrees below p . | reezing. e cook tore ands an Alexander C. Smith, said by his friends | g0, yrejang, 1s increasing its tax |bent a meat hook straight battling his to have designed the first base ball | parpe " i G PALAIS ROYAL ELEVENTH AND G STREETS N.W. TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 One chair success after another! “Queen Anne” Chair} 19.20 So roomy—so com! o rtable—so attractive —you'll certainly admire this carved Queen Anne sty hair. It is covered all over with antique design tapestry, finished with antique brass-headed tacks. Walnut finish—web construction seat and back. "Washington” C hfziri 719.50 This is a solid mahogany chair with a covering of tapestry in an appropriate design. Hand-rubbed finish—web con- struction, seat and back—finished with . antiqued brass-headed tacks. Tt will be an addition to any room! TapestryLoungeChairs,19.50 Here's a comfortable and well propor- tioned chair, with reversible spring-filled cushions. Note the spring edges, coil spring seat and back construction; webh base, seat and back. Covered with heavy figured tapestry. FOURTH FLOOR Sale! Folding Metal “Comfy” Cot Beds You can use them for the For the spare room, or keep You can use them for camp- sleeping porch, sun parlors, it folded in the closet always ing, for the garage, for the roof solariums, kiddies' play ready for the unexpected workshop. or an extra bed rooms guest. for the maid's room. in brown or orchid! Comfor‘ Of ; frame, put together a Bed—the 458 y— * Folds to the Convenience 13 e ) Of a Cot! [ o | 3 le, resilient springs with real " to them Metal strip around hed prevents duck fabric from ripping or tearing. Soft Cotton ’ Palas Royal—Fourth Floor M If You Can’t Come in, Order by Mail or Phone attresses Art-ticking Cover THE PALAIS ROYAL, G Street Kindly send me [J Charge [J Cash Enclosed [J C. 0. D* the following Foldmg ) et+l Cet 3.69 each and o Cretonne Covered Mattresses at 179 e Cot Beds tiresses To fit the metal Qyantity ; v Qu cot beds. Comiort- able, downy cot- ton, properly tuft- ed. In brown or | Address orchid. FOURTH FLOOR STAR, WABHIinGIUN; * D, C., FRibAY, APRIE 1 1932, THE PALAIS ROYAL new STORE for MEN with its own entrance on 10th St.; free auto parking Last call, men! that’s news! All-Wool Spring Suits Topcoats and Tuxedos lined with Celanese for wear! 12,75 & One more chance . .. Saturday . . . to cash in on this great clothing value! Choose from hard-finished worsteds, tweeds and other fabrics, in new Spring shades and pat- terns. Regular, short, stout and slim sizes. Topcoats, 34 to 46. 17. 50 still buys the city’s outstanding suit value of 32 EXTRA-PANTS—$4 Once more! Shirts and Shorts a sell-out twice in a row 2% Cellophane Wrapped Striped broadcloth shorts with elastic inserts or tie-bands. Full cut and fast colors guaranteed. Sizes 30 to 46. Pull-over shirts of combed cotton yarn, spring knit. Sizes 34 to 46. This is a sure-fire value, men. We know . . . because you buy them by the dozen . . . and come back for more! Men’s 25¢, 35¢ Socks Plain and Patterned 5 for $1 Ties, 55¢ Stripes, plaids, clocks and heathers. High- You'll notice that most of these ties are hand spliced heels. too, and a very wide assortment tailored and lined. Stripes and dots and of colors. Sizes 9% to 1115, figures, too. The Men’s Store—Main Floor “BLACKSTONE”—the new “BOB SMART” for men $ 5 It's made of the finest light-weight calf- skin. An ideal summer shoe. And, like all Bob Smart shoes, has the pre-shaped in<ole. Black or tan. All sizes and widths. Palais Royal—Downstairs Store % PALAISROYAL Telephone Dlstrict 4400—Eleventh and G Streets N.W. “Tom Sawyer” Shirts 79c $1 to 1.95 values You know the famous Tom Sawyer brand—so you know what an event this is! Youths’ shirts and boys’ junior shirts are included—male of fine broadcloth in solid color blue, green and tan, and fancy broadcloths and woven madras in striped effects and small figured patterns. All collar-attached style; standard sizes; guar- anteed fast colors, juniors’ sizes, 8 to 12; shirts, sizes 12, to 14%. Boys’ Dept.—Main Floor Boys’ 9.95 4-piece SUITS 795 For dress or sturdy, outdoor wear —well made suits of all-wool tweeds in new Spring patterns—plenty of tans and grays in plain f/and herringbone weaves. All with single- breasted coats and plus-four knickers. 8 to 16 year sizes. Boys' Dept.—Main Floor Miss 7-to-10’s Print Dress has its Print Hat to Match! 1.95 & They're as gay and springlike as can be —of lovely prints—washable, of course —the- frocks with high waistlines, basque effects and new - necklines, Many have snowy organdie collars and tiny puff sleeves Other new dresses in 8 to 16 year sizes are also of cotton rints in new patterns—and de- ightful styles. Palais Roval—Third Floor Girls’ $1.95 Lacy Knit Sweaters 1.47 These are the sweaters girls of 8 to 16 like to wear with their separate skirts—and every girl wants séveral! They're in 3 white, blue, tangerine, French ;' ’;} blue, Nile green and maize—in "?!;f : &) all sorts of plain and combina- il ,’ tion weaves. [y Schoolgirls” Sheer Blouses, 84c Lovely, sheer prints, dainty plain cottons, pongees, meshes and dimities, in no end of attractive colors and styles. Many with half sleeves, wee frills, tiny tucks, gnm;:ork and new collars. to 16. Palais Royal—Third Floor b “Pal Roy” Scuffers Genuine Goodyear welt! for children “Pal Roy” Scuffers have the genuine Goodyear welt . . . stitched to stay. The lasts are designed scientifically to give children's growing fect the right support, the right amount of freedom, the proper guidance. Patent, dull tan, smoked elk and white. Sizes 2 to 6 Sizes 6 to 8 (no heel) |welnzhed) 2 84 to 11 Sizes 12; to st 2.95 liow neel Downstairs Store