Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1932, Page 17

/_\‘\,v/v - THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 26, 1932—PART ONE. 6,000,000 G. 0. P. Dr. Butler Quoted on Estimate if Democrats Adopt Repeal Plank. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 25—Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler was quoted today by Dr. John A. Harriss as predicting a prohibition repeal plank in the Demo- cratic platform “will mean six million Republican votes for the Democratic nominee.” way Assoclation, made the statement public in a message sent to chairmen mocratic State delegations, lead- of Dei |ing Democratic presidential candidates, BOLTERS PREDICTEDJ | plank in-the Republican platform, dic- and other party leaders. Dr. Butler, who fought for a repeal tated the statement to him, Dr. Harriss said, before sailing for Europe Tuesday. “I sincerely hope,” Dr. Butler said, “that in the public interest the Demo- cratic National Convention will do in respect to the eighteenth amendment | what the Republican National Conven- tion failed to do. “If this is done, I believe it will mean six million -Republican votes for the Democratic nominee.” Changes in the Missouri River chan- nel by Government engineers have added farm land worth $24,000 to How- CHARGE PURCHASES MADE DURING BALANCE OF JUNE WILL NOT BE PAYABLE 'TILL AUGUST FIRST THE PALAIS ROYAL Dr. Harriss, president of the Broad- | ard County. ParLAlis ROYAL Frigidaire = out of the loose change in Your Purse! The same little quarters that melt away so easily in ice; the same quarters that dribble away unobserved in so many ways, can and SHOULD buy a Frigidaire! You can now have the convenience and sureness of a Frigid- aire; the assurance of cold foods and ice cubes when you want them; the pleasure of ice cream and other summer desserts—all for the same money you now waste in ice! And remember, too, that you OWN—and not rent—on this plan! All you need pay is 25C ADAY and NO down payment! Merely drop a quarter a day in the little Meter- Ice on top of your Frigidaire. Or, if you wish, drop eight quarters in for eight days’ refrigera- tion; nine quarters for nine days, and so on. Simple, isn’t it? And sensible, too! FRIGIDAIRE DEMONSTRATION MAIN AND FIFTH FLOORS Yes, we have plenty of Cool, Chic for HALF sizes for LARGE Plenty of those practical “town sheers everybody wants this season—plenty of the dainty flowered sheers which are so lovely— for The Palais Royal Dress Shop has the same deep concern for the woman who wears small or large sizes, as for the woman who wears regulation sizes. Daytime and business dresses—also semi-formal sheers—16Y%4 to 241/, .. .and 42"2 to 50"z, Palais Royal—Third Floor Breezy-cool! Vasu Mesh with White Kid %6 A famous “Princess Royal” fashion Everybody’s hurrying to wear them away for the holiday. They look cool a and you'll see them in the sma spots—along with many other Royal” models! Palais Royal—Second Floor Toiletries! LOW PRICES that will be of interest to YOU 25¢ Milk of Magnesia We're all excited over these Gay, COTTON FROCKS they’re so cool . . and so smart . . and so reasonable! 163 3 dresses for 4.70 If you want to feel cool—if you want to look cool —then get yourself at least three of these per- fectly fascinating new cotton frocks! eyelet batistes dimities dotted Swisses batistes sheer voiles They're wonderfully good looking for the price! There are styles you could wear almost any hour of the day. There are colors for every taste. For women—misses—women who require large sizes Palais Royal—Third Floor Here are our plans for Summer Comfort ‘For Your Baby If it gets too hot you, Mr. Father and Mrs. Mother, simply hie yourself to the coolest spot available at the moment—take a cold shower—or sip an iced drink—but what plans are you making for the baby? Has he a cool, airy play-yard . . . or a fly-proof screened crib . . . and simply loads of cool undies and comfy dresses? It's amazing how much more comfort—and health you can provide—at very little months to 2 years, Screen erib with mattress; ivory finish; folds com- pactly. Use as_crib or playpen....22.50 Organdie and crepe de chine ecarriage sets ....1.95 to 5.95 Coty’s 1.50 Lipstick . Baby powder. ..14¢ and §1 Compact, \ \ / Y . = ST R 2 for 25¢ towel, 2 wash both for 1.50 Carriage ntulngssé cloths, 1 bib, in Se 1 smart . . Several smart shades. \ Dotted Swiss colors. ...... 1.95 poke bonnets.§1 ~Q 75¢ Jumbo-size /F 23 Kleenex, 49¢ o | oly at leas Summer vests. ly at lea tl sleeveless Toothpaste, 3 for 39¢ 2.50 size Virginia Lee Face Powder, 89c Blended and sun-tan shades. $1 Piver’s Rocroy Powder, 29¢ deurs; same as Azurea A mc Scottissue, 12 for 94¢ Palais Royal—Main Floor ;:c‘k:!' strap 1 Pique hats, elastic backs.59 Combinations Buy “safe and sane” FIREWORKS for your kiddies / e summer; 5¢ to 25¢ box \‘Sparklers \ Colored Fire, 5c-and 10c pkg. Novelties 5¢ to 25¢ Border Patrol Pistols . .25¢ Torches 5c and 10c Our big display includes only kinds approved for ‘sale in the District of Columbia. Palais Royal—Main loor P‘l"' Royal—Third Floor