Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1932, Page 38

MGHGAY ELETTON THOWNITOCOUR Democrats Claim Victory in Race for Secretary of State. By the Associated Press December 15 ber of his kot to survive pect. b n for the bbott, of Saginaw. Demo- post, rkflmtd deprived him | A recount that | n of the Re- 3 f 0 warranto | blican can- orn in after gs the open on Sunday, pon the pe- gross error flew the 15, to the public ately af! ell as in several out- t was completed Then the repre- e County (Detroit) nges t its ate Board, the other hich were also Republi- precin re were 3417 RUUD ESTATE LEAVES $1,000,000/ TO CHARITY Inventor of Wafer Fund for Hospital in Norwegian Heater Birthplace. December will Enjoy these Cigars | “There is hardly | anything in the world thatsome man cannot make a little worse and sell a little cheap- er; and the buyers who consider price | only, are this man’s [ tawful prey.” JOHN RUSKIN Save JOHN RUSKIN Cigar Bands and write for new -Although epublican Secre= | certified as re- | 3 party the mber 8— | this time | arty vic- | first, time | claim that the office ot | tate should have gone to e Gives 15.—Be- House of Commons Bans Sauce Made in U. S. From Its Cafe the fiery pepper pre- paration from Southern Louis- iana, aroused the official disap- proval of the House of Commons esday. Npt that the members of Par- liament do not like it on their oysters, but since the sauce is American in origin it has been officially decided to purchase no more of it for the famed House of Commons restaurant. The tabasco tempest was aroused when, during a debate, one member pointed out that the sauce was American and asked why it was used. WASHINGTON MONUMENT | TO BE CLOSED DEC. 26| | Obehsk Will Be However, | on Christmas Day From 12:30 to 4:30. The Washington Monument will ber closed all day December 26. This_decision has been reached by‘ Lieut. Col. U. S. Grant. 3d. director of Public Buildings and Public Parks, in approving s recon amendation of James | Gill, chief of the buildings division. Nir. Gill nointed ont that as December 25 is on Sunday this year, the Govern- ment departments will be closed on the day following, in observance of Christ- mas. Accordingly, Col. Grant said the Washington Monument shall remain December 23, from Open, 12:30 to 4:30 p.m _ Christmas day is the only cay in the! vear, officials said, on which the Wash- ington Monument is not usually open e b Norway's foreign trade balance is showing a favorable trend HOTEL ROOSEVELT 16th St. at V and W Sts. N.W. The ideal 1ily Hotel in Washington offering one, two |and three room furnished house keeping apartments, moderate- Iy priced. Full hotel serxice. Range current and T idaire in- " cluded in rate. Also transient accommodations. .DECATUR 0800 L. G. Sizer, Manager "Best Remedyfor Cough Is Easily Mixed at Home 4 Saves$2. SoEasy! NoCooking! You'll never know how quickly a stubborn cough can be eonquered, until you try this famous recipe. It is used in more homes than any other cough remedy, because it gives more prompt, positive relief. It's no trouble at all to mix and costs but a trifle. Into a pint bottle, pour 214 ounces of Pinex; then add granu- lated sugar syrup to make a full pint. Syrup is easily made with 2 cups of sugar and one cup of stirred a few moments until ed. No cooking needed. This saves two-thirds of the mouey usually spent for cough medicine, and gives you a purer, better remedy. It never spoils, and tastes fine. Instantly you feel its penetrating effect. It loosens the phlegm, clears | the air pass e: 0 . | heals the inflamed membranes. This three-fold action explains v\hy it | relieves se compound of Norway Pine, famous for its healing effect on throat membranes. It is guaranteed to give prompt &, relief or money nfundedA*M v: »: R Do not judge John Ruskin Cigars by their price— - Judge them by their taste and aroma. John Ruskins are extremely mild and fra- grant — the Havana To- bacco used is the choicest grown. Two popular sizes, Perfecto Extra and Panetela. Washington Tobacco Co. v Visit Santa! o InOur Toy Shop Every Day, 1 to - o 5PM. & Sons jl Gi ftfiom moscs,/fleans/}'lore Nat'l 3770 F St. ot Bleventh FRIDAY CHRISTMAS *SALE!~ % i Special Gift Items Marked at Great Reductions for Friday Only! ; Due to Limited Quantities . No Mail or lene} ()rde: s, Please. SHOPPERS’ SPECIAL - LUNCHEON ... 35¢ Fried Deep Sea Scallops With Tartar Sauce . . . Mashed Potatoes + .« Baked Lima Beans . .. Roll and Butter. Choice of Desserts . . . Tea . . . Coffee + or Milk. TEA ROOM—LOWER FLOOR * All S¢ Xmas Cards 3 for 10c MOSES—FIRST FLOOR * $13.50 Pure Linen 72x90 Tablecloths $7.95 Limited number. Very fine, double dam- ask, pure thread linen cloths, in attractive patterns. cloths Were Napkins to match the above, size 22x22 inches. $12 doz. Friday, doz. * Special! Bedspreads my = Orcl;ml hl:ronel satin spreads, twin size. egularly $20. Fri- day. each $9.75 1 Peach Rayon Satin Spread, double size. Was §13. Friday $7'85 1 Peach Rayon Spread, double size. Was $17. Friday $8'75 2 Green Rayom Spreads, size, Were $17. Friday .. 1 Orchid Satin Spread, size. Was $13. Friday 1 Gold Satin Spread, size. Was $13. Frida; MOSES—FIRST FLOOR / Ridiculously Low Prices in Our Gift Shop (Please Note That in Many Items Quantities Are Limited) * 4 Table of 100 Odd Gifts Regularly $1.50 to $5 $11 to $15 Tea Sets $5.95 21-plece Tea Sets, in domes- tic and imported pottery. Only 5 in all. $7.95 to $15 Andirons $5.95 Only 10 sets. Hammered effects, brass finish. 3 sizes. 2 fireplace sets, including tong, shovel, brush, poker, and stand; hammered ef- fects, large and medium sizes. Were $1145 and $11.90. - $5.95 Friday . 95¢c Book Ends 29¢ ™ Imported Japanese Soap- stone Book Ends; assorted designs. $1.40 Italian Pottery Candlesticks 79c Decorated Italian Candle Holders; sizes and colors. $1 Baby Plates 69c Imported pottery, _ with nursery picture decorations and alphabet on edge of plates. Pottery assorted ”r $3 to $22.50 Metal Ladies’ 69¢ Silk Scarfs . . . 49¢ Only 40. All colors and de- signs. Desirable widths and lengths. * Men’s $5 Buxton Billfolds, $3,39 Genuine leather, stitchless, black or brown pin morocco and pin seal. Card and stamp cases, and 1 or 2 compart- ments. Limited number. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR * Boys’ 95c Set of Tie and Matching Scarf, 79¢ Brighi colored scarfs, with fringed ends and matching ties. in rayon; choice of colors. Limited quantity. Children’s $2.45 and $2.95 Welt Shoes . . . $1.95 All leather welt sole shoes; patent, brown moccasin, brown calf, moccasin toe; also sharkskin tip. Sizes 6 to 12)¢ and 12! to 3. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR Limited umbrellas in various colors. Limited number. silk, attractive handles. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR * $375 to $4.94 Ladies’ Unmbrellas, $2.69 number pure silk Men’s $10 Fine Silk Umbrellas $4.95 Fine heavy MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Not Included in Our 1-Day Specials Plan Now to Have This Permanent Wave for CHRISTMAS All the character and style—all the expert. service—that distinguishes our permanent waving—at this very moderate price. Make sure your hair will be attractive for the coming holiday season. Remember, shampoo and finger wave are included at this pre-Christmas price. “ carnelian; 1 Friday Only $10 Washington Oil Portrait, $3 Only 6. George Washington cil paint portraits, attractive gilt frame, outside measure- ments, 33x27 inches. $14.25 Twin Bed Floor Lamp, $6.95 Pastel colored base and two silk shades to match: base divides with extension for the two lights and shades. Only 4. $7.10 Serving Trays Solid walnut with hand inlay: glass bottom. brass Size 19x11. $9 to $1250 Table Lamps, $6.95 Only 12. Some with pot- tery bases, others with metal bases. Various designs. Onmly 6. Fine Jewelry Greatly Reduced Genuine stones and sterling silver clasps. 1 necklace in necklace in onyx. Were $32.50 iy o 9995 1 carnelian and crystal ring, 1 carnelian and crystal necklace, 1 onyx and crys- tal ring. Were $12.50 each. Fri- ss 98 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR * 95¢ $15 to $25 3-Lt. Floor Lamps, 59_95 Only 6. Metal bases and attractive silk shades. $1.15 Waste Paper Baskets, 70¢ Metal baskets with decora- tions of bright prints. Lim- fted quantity. $1.90 to $2.85 Dresser- sticks, $1.69 2 styles, square or round base, in orchid er green with Silk shades to match abeve dressersticks, assorted 1- Regular $2.84 “Silk Undies 2 for $5 In satin or crepe short petti- coats, chemise, dancett slips, gowns, pajama panties and negligees. Choice of any of our entire $2.34 stock of silk undies. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR * * 49¢ Toy Baking Set Special . . . . 29c Mother’s Little Helper Set of pastry board, roll- ing pin, fancy cake molds, cutter. 10c Pkg. Xmas Tree Snow While Quantity Lasts . . . 2c MOSES—FOURTH FLOOR The GIFT SHOW Gifts Displayed in Our 9 Exhibit Rooms on the 6th Floor A beautiful and extensive display assembled in our exhibit rooms to help sug- gest gift ideas to our customers. Everything from toys to furniture. No selling so you will feel more free to look Xmas Candy Specials! - S Ibs. Assorted Chocolates § 1bs. Filled Hard CandY Regularly $4 Both for $2.50 (save $1.50) * 2 Ibs. Assorted Chocolates 2 Ibs. Filled Hard Candy Regularly $2 Both for $1.25 Candy packed in Christmas boxes . . . delivery and mailing service. Let us supply your Christmas candy needs. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR SHOE REPAIR SHOP $1.95 to $S Pewter $3 Imported Cake Plates $]1.65 tery cake plates decorations. Lim- 95c Pkg. of 2 Decks of Playing Cards Gold edged playing cards in attractive case for bridge. 2 decks in a package. 25c Vassar Xmas Candles 19¢ Tapered, lllll—fl"el red hc‘h‘;mm candles. 16 in. 25¢ Red Tissue Paper 12¢ Includes 24 sheels of heavy quality red tissue paper, diae 18x24 sheet. $3.95 to $5 Lamps Only 12; Pottery table lampe. siyles. Complete with Picture Frames 1, Off Assortment of various sizes and designs. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR * Regular $39.85 Decorative Screens $279 Hlnd decorated with oil on fabricoid. 3-fold nail head borders. 68" gh; for any room. MOSES—THIRD FLOOR * $29.75 Overstuffed Chair . . . $20 Large lounging chair with deep seat. Moses’ guaranteed construetion. MOSES—SIXTH FLOOR O e 0 S S N BN N BN N B B N B BN N N R SN N SN SR SN BN SN m i i sk Friday and Saturday! Chonce of the House All Our $4.94 to $7.94 Better-Grade Jacqueline Shoes $4.44 3t09..A4AAAte C Includes all our fine Jacqueline shoes in every STYLE —COLOR—MATERIAL. Shoes for -treet afternoon and evening wear. Ties . .. Straps ... Sandals. All types of heels. Come early for best selection. —No Mail or Phone Orders, Please $2.50 Size Coty's Perfume Extra special! Limited qn.nmy ol fine Coty s perfume, L’Aimant, Chypre, Lmenude. Pnrls. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR * Men’s 45¢ Pure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs fi 3 for $1 {Due to Limited ()uammes g Pure sheer linen. white or colored Initials, some appliqued on; hand-rolled hems. 34c each or 3 for S1. Men’s white and colored bordered, very sheer linen lmndfierchw/:. Were $1.25 and $1.50 Ladies’ S0c 'Kerchiefs, 29¢ With hand-drawn and embroidery work. Pure linen, with prints of nursery patterns. Some with hand-rolled hems Children’s 15¢ ’Kerchiefs, 9¢ fi $5.95 Windsor Chairs $3.95 % R 5 2 With braced, 5-spindle back dish- lwfl seat. Mahogany finish. Gnll'lll- fi construction. $24.75 Butterfly Table ;q $16-94 Solid mahogany fop; has drawer. Fits into small place wheu closed, seats 4 to 6 persons when open: HCS!S—SIXTH FLOOR * Radios Reduced 1 Philco Radio and Clock bined. Was 1:0. Friday = $29 50 1 """"'. Radio, highboy cabi- $9 50 Radio, model 20; muu t-binel - * $4.55 Bags ... $3.29 Afternoon style—black with steel bead trimmings. Limited number. * One only. Hammond day an date electric alarm clock; $ was $12. Friday MOSES—FIRST FLOOR * $2.84 to $3.45 Sweaters $1.95 Sl!pver styles. Various colors and pat- A i 3 g Ty % 1 % 4 ; ; : MOSES—SECOND FLOOR Sale! 3 % __..__L JACQUELINE Pumps . . . ; ! ; ’ ; ; : : Premium Catalogue. Half Soles . . . 48¢c Gift Slippers, $1.9: With fleece lining; all types of Boudoir d'orsays sad mules, in _hesls. Black and brown. ::_:r-v/c No charge for BETTER GRADE SHOE DEPARTMENT—SECOND FLOOR. Distributors, Washington, D. C. John Ruskin .5 CIGARS SATISFY /0c< SMOKERS Galoshes . . . 79¢ about. A hostess in charge to give any desired information. You May Use Your Charge Account LIS S SR SR SR SR S b e S 2 S SR S e S o BEAUTY SALON - - - - FIRST FLOOR A g | 2