Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1933, Page 27

THE . (b ~ T R PR O R A ) e & A% P acaX 1 1B _— e el B cutsde of sned areas wis pussed byt MRS, ISAAC MANUEL DIES |yin, ot Waehine in the Disirict of Columbia,” has been of County Commission iscuss HARTLEY BOXING BILL |15 rotuma in tre ssouse by mepresenca. | D!SCUSS POLICE STATION Cotablshinent of & Dol sVLataton 04| snarge. s e oo ene o e | e O FAVORED BY CITIZENS [tive Hatley of New Jersey. IN SANDY SPRING AREA | &cr ,{-.,,“L:":h',"’ms{“u",.m‘,;‘::; proach to the cross roads st Ashton,|. This body indorsed the action of the = of Bentonville. | Opponents of the bill _declared Sl du i for the present time, was proposed at|and that order for the material for |Isaak Walton League, supporting a bill | 31€® Echo, Va., Woman Succumbs | O g TRy | “there’s a jcker in it somewhere” which & meeting of the Community Counell. | the improvement in the road at the|now before the Maryland Legislature at Age 77. gorrlso’: of Cedarville, scar Morrison of Front prohibiting the sale of black bass. o H. J. Williams has just completed FRONT ROYAL, Va., February 1.— | would allow fight exploitation, Pro- | Committee Is Proposed to Confer| G Rusi Canby, the representative 2 | K} fire house in ing has been Southeast Washington Group De- | ponents asked i{ we “are to becbme a| With County Heads at Meetin, from the council on the School Com- somplated g P L= ball Oy A R N eeInE L | nitee (ot the I0IVie SRdorion: o Sxed, and me?!?x' #HSe comple . Policemen of Temuco, Chile, have a Mrs. Isaac Manuel, 77, died at her home nation of pussyfooters.” Foot bates Self-Defense as Art ‘mngm as well be eliminated; they said, of Community Council. fnuf;c;%&hlthtyh committee was solid- [ Resolutions the prepara- (his sixtieth year as bell ringer in the |near Glen Echo Monday from pneu- | ,.opiem | Y ; contending it s more dangetous than | oo sohooe gt puilding program of | tion of a bill by the Clvic Federation, | church in Richmond, England, where | monia, B s "'”"’uc.,"' by at Meeting. | boxing _with ' the 8-ounce gloves the | SPeclal Dispateh to 1 G M0, Pebriary 1o mnm:"fl‘;ld J‘,‘"}’:& &fl the | which would suthorize the Board of |his son has helped for 38 years and | She is survived by her husband, who | scarce that thieves ase. ioaling tatis o , Md., - g e fedoration. County Commissioners to the |his grandson is being presscd mwl“ also ill, and the following chiidren, |all horses xrrupeaT:: irsu:eg megl bill proposes. T Final plans were made at the meet- A debate on the art of self-defense, ing for the S Eveningiwich o Gipo- which resulted in a vote of 13 to 11| §Tam tobe Teld O 0 oo o0 D and in favor of approving the Hartley box- | several speakers will take part, and ing bill, was the highlight of the meet- | members of Congress, of the Board of i ing last night of the Scutheact Wash- | Education and representatives of vari- . in Citizens' Association at Buchan- | ous citizens' associations will attend. an_School. John Dunning was elected secretary E to prevent prize- | of the ac~cciation upon resignation of fightiny to permit amateur boxing ' G. C. Gli |8 e e G SPREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 The PALAIS ROYAL 1t Time 1o Act] ¢, Double-Value Event! \&%. PERFECT, Full-Fashioned When Such Gorgeous # ; » »Sheer Silk Hose A commitics to confer with the Board | The Roads Committee announced ' neczssary protection ' to communities ' service. Henson Manuel of Baltimore, Md.; Ir- | rank. i e e T O D R CUNORE » b & Fur-Trimmed COATS are reduced to the low-level price of 25 —and there’s plenty of cold weather ahead! REDUCED! Taken right out of stocks that have been selling all season at 39.75, 49.50, 59.50 and even higher! We reduced them drastically before Inventory...sizes were broken . .. so we've gathered up the FEW-OF-AZKIND leit .*, . and here vou are! Women’s Coats, Misses’ Coats, Juniors’ Coats, Half Sizes . . . Pastel Run-Stop TWO pairs for close to the price of one—they’re made to sell for 69¢! DON’T ASK US HOW WE DID IT. You don’t have to, for you know the Palais Royal is famous for ferreting out just such sensational hosiery scoops! This is no job lot of stockings that have been lying on somebody’s shelves for months. We bought every pair fresh from the knitting machines—“in the gray,” which means they hadn’t been dyed. We had them dyed in the BRAND NEW SPRING SHADES you'll be wanting from now on! ® Beautifully Sheer! o All-Silk, with plaited feet! Fogmist Shadotone Ly o Picot and Stop-run Tops in o Cradle soles, French heels! Hula Chukker Taupe Mist Brown Wood omad smart, pastel shades! e Sizes 8!; to 101! Palais Royal—Main Floor Dove Beige Haze Beige Gun Metal Also! 1200 prs. Service Weight Silk Hose, Mercerized Sole and Garter Hem, 2 pairs, 79¢ | sleeve-treatments and even capes of such furs olinsky, Persian, skunk, wolf, fox and others. »stly black and brown; a few colors. Pala’s Royal —Third Floor —with coll as fitch, : ! Such Exquisite Imag i Pure-Dye Silk Gowns and Pajamas Regularly 1 98 2.95 L 2 They're made of a new pure-dye silk, Crepe Bonne, a silk vou love to touch. They're good and.long, and good and wide, too—all cut on slim bias lines, and be- decked with lovely Alencon type laces or tailored with that sim- plicity so many women prefer. In “lue, flesh or tea rose. Also gowns Mothers! | ilored Bed Spreads Without Doubt, the Most Unbelievably Low-Priced Adorable Tots’ 1 19 5 Frocks = - ?"f eIx :::(:;z::hh crepe Printed Sateen! Percale! Palais Ro_ul—Thin]' Floor 3 3 > T W) We Have Ever Seen! 1.00 Some Samples of 195 Styles! All Worth Much, Much More! We couldn’t believe it when the buyer told us she was going to sell these angelic frocks for 3 mere $1! The beautiful new fabrics! The enchanting new styvles! To say nothing of the details—hand- embroidery, expensively finished collars and deep hems! Everything about these dresses says they ought to cost lots more! Prints, sheers, semi- sheers. Sizes 3 to 6. Palais Royal—Third Floor They'll add a world of charm to your bed e room, and at such low cost! The sateen spreads are neatly printed, in the most appealing bed room shades. The percales are printed, and launder extraordinarily well! You BED-READERS! You SICK-A-BEDS! You BED-BREAKFASTERS! EXQUISITE!.. . and only 1.98 Cover your table with the sheer gorgeous- 1 ness of one of these cloths! You can do so now at a price truly remarkable for . % e v Dollar Day i ¢ Stork Shop . . . with BIG values for LITTLE people! Here Is Your “Best Friend” at a New Low Price! Infants’ 59¢ Hand- i e Infants’ 1.29 i Infants’ 1.29 such luxuriotisness! These cloths are en- Embroidered Sweaters Lacey Wool hanced by beautiful patterns in the corners So dainty, so prac- and center. They will sell fast, so shop Dresses, 2 for e Shawls carly! i . ]v I n y [ U b a I lllows o . g Just lovew";o mg Large enough to . P a E‘g::y fis,:lg“hnulyz ::mmy n:'he:nd embroid- use as a carriage $ Palais Royal—Second Floor . dresses is done by $ :"'g ‘:h;"v pink and blue; cover, or to wrap h and! They're > S T baby comfortably. Formerly 1.59 el St 3 y s c [‘)‘hanc to keep them fresh, 1.35 worth of fine De:p 'ir‘f‘a;f fi": At Great, big restiul triangular ool Baby Toiletries quality wool; pink and blue. pillows filled with kapok. Cov- ered with solid color chintz or 18:34-in. Quilted Pads, @) $ 159 High-Chair Pads, 81 _ +« 3 for nursery patterns........ jaspe, in attractive green or N J 4 0 Q] - 3 fero........iinnn New Beauty for the Bathroom! 18x36 Bath Mat, 59c Grext vis reay rust. A lot of pillow for 89c. s—-unusust & et Mtk et 81 | g T e g 24x36 Bath Mat, 79¢ i’y Palais Royal—Second Floor 3 for.... P ol il in. bath blanket, 2 goft knit Matching Lid fringed in the i P 2—25c Wash Cloths wash cloths and a box of TR raiibon £ Phone or Mail Orders Promptly Filled H“t:::c;e: Pt same $1 Powder, bexed fer giv- @] g ;- vattern: - They're = ——_'_"——————D = "o g e s s g Ve ¢ % ¢ o C reversible, too. Phone—District Handmade Wool.Bootees, i iy $1 . Palais Royal—Third Floor Palais Roysl—Second Floor . R T R pink, blue, white, 3 for..