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First Drop of Remarkable Liquid STOPS PAIN INSTANTLY Hard corns, soft corns, corns between the toes, and calluses lift right off! You'll laugh—it is so easy and doesn’t hurt a_bit! Just drop FREEZONE on any ten- der, touchy corn. Instantly it stops aching; then shortly you just lift that old bothersome corn right off with your fingers. It works like a cnarm, every time. Seems like magic! A bottle of FREEZONE costs a few cents at any drug store. Try it. FREEZONE THOMAS GREGORY -DIES INNEW YORK Wilson Attorney General Stricken With Pneumonia on Visit to Roosevelt. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 27.—The body | of Thomas Watt Gregory of Houston, Tex.,, who was attorney general in the Wilson cabinet, was en route today to Austin, Tex., for burial. Gregory, who was 71, came here 10 days ago to confer with President-elect Roosevelt and was stricken with a cold, followed by pneumonia. His wife, son and daughter were at the bedside when he died last night. He was a prominent Democrat and lawyer. Mr. Roosevelt sent a message of sympathy to Mrs. Gregory, declaring Texas and the Nation had lost “an able and distinguished citizen.” ‘The former attorney general was born in Crawfordsville, Miss., Novem- THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, LAST WORD IN FAMOUS MASSIE ASSAULT CASE ISSUED BY U. S. ber 6, 1861, the son of Francis Robert Gregory and Mary Cornelia Watt Gregory. He recelved the A. B. degree at Southwestern Presbyterian University of Clarksville, Tenn, in 1883, studied for a year at the University of Vir- ginia and was graduated in law from the University of Texas in 1885. He was admitted to the Texas bar at the age of 24. 7 In 1913 he was made a special assist- ant attorney general of the United States to prosecute the New Haven Railroad Co., upon accusations of viola- tions of the Sherman act, and entered the Wilson cabinet in 1914. He served through the stirring war period until March, 1919, and returned to the prac- tice of law in Houston after leaving the cabinet. He often said one of his greatest sat- isfactions came through his associations with the wartime President. —_— THREE HELD IN SLAYING FRANKLIN, Ky., February 27 (). Sheriff Carlton Hunter of Yuma, Ariz., stopped over here last night while en route from New York to Yuma with three suspects in the slaying of two miners near Yuma. The prisoners, Lewis Douglass, Bill Doughty and David O'Connell, were placed in jail here. Hunter left New York by automobile Friday with the prisoners and a deputy sheriff. He stopped here tq visit his brother, Matt Hunter. D. C, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 27, 1933 Handsomely Bound Volume Contains Denial That Hawaii Has Race Problem. The Government's last word in the famous Thalia Massle assault case is just off the presses—a handsomely bound and expensively printed book, en- tifled “Hawall and Its Race Problem,” written by Willlam Atherton DuPuy, executive assistant to the Secretary of the Interior, whose department has ju- risdiction over the island territory. ‘The Government publication contains a ioreword by Secretary Wilbur, in Which he said DuPuy is an experienced investigator, a disinterested witness and that a report such as he might prepare seemed advisable, The book, in which DuPuy clairhs the social problem of race has never been raised because it does not exist, “is a digression from the usual type,” said the Interior Department announce- ment today. “Much attention has been given to the book’s artistic binding and illus- tration. It was printed by the offset process and commendable results have been secured, despite the fact that very cheap paper has been used,” the an- nouncement said. The book was turned out by the Government Printing Office. “It (the race problem) is never raised except by some outsider who brings his prejudices with him,” DuPuy wrote, *‘or some Continental newspaper which bases its interpretation of events in Hawall on race prejudices that exist where it is published. “If this islander had an appreciation of the beauty of interracial relations of these islands he would hesitate long before taking any steps that would in- terfere with them. * * * “It is a part of the beautiful experi- ment, here in the mid-Pacific, that self government is to be tried out under conditions and with human material that is new. There is nothing so far to indicate that the experiment will not turn out to be as successful as it is interesting. America obviously | should have sufficient courage to see to a conclusion her most novel venture in that type which she originated. SOLAR SYSTEM GROUP TO AID UNEMPLOYMENT Harvard College Observatory to Give Show for Cambridge Rellef Benefit. By the Assoclated Press. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., February 27— Members of the solar system will be drafted by the Harvard College Observa- tory to aid in unemployment relief in Cambridge. A unique “stronomical fair” was announced last night by Dr. Harlow Shapley, director of the observa- tory, during which the observatory will be thrown open to the public. The en- tire staff will be on duty to insure instructive entertainment. ‘The “fair” is scheduled to open March 30, for three days, but if clouds should obscure the “show,” rain checks will be issued. Tickets will be sold and the en- tire proceeds turned over to unemploy- ment relief. Some of the features of the program will be continuous motion pictures of || the recent eclipse, glimpses of the con- stellations through high-powered tele- scopes, {illustrated lectures by mnoted members of the observatory staff, exhibi- tion of various and complex astronomical instruments and equipment, and many rhnwgnphl of Mars and other heaven- ly bodies. Clearance of Lingerie Hosiery, Etc. $1.00 Rayon Gowns, self appli- qued. Regular and ex- e sizes. Closrance.. 09€ Women's Rayon and Wool Hose, sizes 81>, 912, 10; tan heather mixture. ~ Regularly low priced 50c. Clear- ance ... 39¢ Women’s Coat Sweaters, heavy shaker knit. All wool. Navy and black; sizes 38-40-44. Reg- ularly low priced $1 98 $3.98. Clearance.. Clearance of Infants’ Wear 20 Coats, all-wool materials. Sizes 3 to 6. Regularly low priced $1.98 and 8. Clearance 40 Jersey Suits, all- and two piece. Tans, greens. Regularly 98c. Clearance ..... and white. Sizes 1-2-3 years. Regularly low priced sl $298. Clearance....... 25 Play Sults, dyefact prints. Regularly low priced, 56c. Clearance....... 29¢ 40 Print Dresses, sizes 4-5-6 years. Regularly low priced, 98c. Clearance 49c 60 Pajamas, knit and flannel- ette. Sizes 2 o e Regularly low priced, 39c. Clearance....... 25¢ Clearance Corsetry 20 Belted Foundations, bro- ‘caded; sizes 34-35-36-38-42- 46-48. chulsarly low priced $3.93. e 8108 100 Brassieres, brocaded satin and lace. Sizes 32 02938. Reg- ularly low priced 39c and 49c. Clearance... 25¢ 30 Brocaded Corselettes, two- way stretch back. Sizes 32-34- 35-36-38-39-40-42. Regularly low priced $198. @] 69 Clearance . Clearance of Jewelry Dept. Woman's Diamond Ring, - kt. White gold mounting. Regularly low priced, 325 $50. Clearance...... Easy Terms If Desired Boys Imgraham Pocket ‘Watches. Regularly low priced, $1.00. §Q¢ Clearance . silver-plated Tableware, dinner knives with stainless steel blades, forks; tea, table and soup spoons; cold meat forks. Regularly low priced, 7e 10c. Clearance, each.. Pewterware, Teapots, Water Pitchers, Steak Diches, Relish Dishes. Regularly low priced, $1.00. Clear- 79(: ance, each. Clearance of Leather Goods Men’s Bill Folds; black leath- er. Regularly low 10¢ priced, 25c. Clearance 40 Handbags, for women and misses. Novelties in red, black, brown. Regularly low 29 c priced, 50c. Clearance 79¢ Boston Bags; 14-inch size, for shopping and carrying children’s clothes. Wa- 490 terproof. Cleerance.... Spring Wash Fabrics 19¢ = Tomorrow, 9:15 AM. to 6 P.M,, Sears’ Ret: day, store-wide clearance. Thousands who rea: ity merchandise. They know when Sears’ regular to be had. If you are not familiar with happy shopping crowds tomorrow and know t C the great savin, r he pleasure of buying NE DAY ONLY ail Department Store will hold its once-a-month, one- d this “ad” are already familiar with Sears’ high qual- low prices are still further lowered rare bargains are gs Sears’ Month End Clearance offers, join the perfect quality merchandise made by manufacturers of national fame at prices that are really exciting. 260 Pairs Woen’s Smart $1.98 and $2.98 LOW sfioks $1 8iz 1,374 yards of beautiful fabrics to make Spring Dresses, Paja- mas, Blouses, etc. Clearance of Men’s Clothing 14 All-Wool Overcoats, blue {nelton: sizes 36 to 44. Regu- arly low priced 9 = sie. Clearance.. $12.50 6 All-Wool Suits, tweeds and gray fancy worsteds; sizes 37, i!a, 139. 40. Regular y low priced $16. = Clearance $9.95 9 Overcoats and Topcoats, fine all-wool fabrics. Regularly low priced $16. Sizes 37 to 40 overcoats, cizes 35, 37, 44 in topcoats. Cearance +-rrvvs. $9-95 Just 4 Topcoats, genuine cam- els’ hair. Regularly low priced $35; sizes 34 to 38. Clear- ance = $19.75 6 Montagnac Overcoats, regu- larly low priced $47.50. Sizes 38 to 44. Clear- $27'50 35 High Grade Overcoats, blues, tans, browns, grays. I:fgg\;larl}'slow priced $25 and 29.50. izes 35 to 44. Clearance 816 36 Blanket-lined Pants Over- alls, regularly low priced $1.98. Sizes 40-42-44. Clearance .. . 98c Clearance of Men’s Furnishings 148 Semi-soft Collars, made gg Phillip Jones. l:egu!xrly c; sizes 14 to for 17 Clearance. . 2 25€ 57 Belt Buckles, silver plated. Regularly worth $1. Clearance, cach...... 00€ 107 Knit Unionsuits, long sleeves, ankle length. Regu- larly worth 75c. Sizes 34-36-36-40, Clearamce, S9C 32 Rayon Unionsuits, mussed fmmmclxsplay. Slze;i 34-36. Regularly low price $155. Clearance, ea, 00€ 28 Extra-size Undershirts, balbriggan, long sleeves. Sizes 50 to 56. Regularly low 39c priced 69c. Clearance. Heavy Shaker Knit Sweaters, pull-over and coat styles. Broken l.sxu.s Regu- larly low priced $4.98. Clearance. $2'98 80 Part Wool Undershirts, long i]seeves. Sizesw 3;-9386A40 to . Were 98¢ to $1.98. Clearance ..... 696 96 Pairs All-wool Socks, size 10 only. Regularly low priced 50¢ pr. Clearance, 3 prs. @] for ... 15 All Wool Sweaters, navy and fancy patterns. Broken sizes. Were Clearance ....... . Clearance Auto Accessories Vacuum Horns, complete with tanks and equipment. Regu- 1m—1y5 lowl priced, $11.95. Clearance, Tt e $8.95 Tire Mirrors, chrome plated; lock chain. Regularly low priced, $2.50. 31.69 Clearance . Straps, ties and oxfords. Black kid or patent. Many with built-in arch supports. Sizes 3 to 8 in the lot. 140 Pairs $1.50 and $1.75 Children’s Sports and Dress Oxfords. 6 to 8, to 2 in the Jot. Pair sl Growing Girls’ $2.50 Low Shoes, smart patent one-strap models; sizes 3 to 7.. 81'49 Women's $3 and $4 Smart- ly Styled Low Shoes, sizes in the lot, $1.98 Lto 8. Clearance of Gas Ranges and Heaters All floor samples, demonstrators, one of kind, greatly reduced. Monthly payments easily arranged. Small down payment. $129.75 Double Service Just (1) Console Gas Range, all por- celain enamel outside; 326.95 Just (1) Buffet Gas Range, fully insulated, heat control, oven and broiler, porcelalnlnneg; regularly low priced, o o o $49.95 Just (1) Coal and Wood Range, ivory and green porcelain enamel on cast iron; 6-hole cooking top; regularly low priced $70; romu $44.95 Just (1) Kitchen Range, all porcelain enamel finish, large baking oven, heat control; regularly low $56-95 priced, $94.95; now.... Gas Range As illustrated 56995 Delivered Has 2 ovens, 2 broilers and 8 burners. All porcel enameled inside and outside. Fully insulated. Pilot lighter. Heat control. Specially de- signed for boarding houses, hotel and lunch room use. Just (1) Circulating Heater, burns coal or wood; heats 5 to 6 rooms; automatic coaling; regu- larly low priced, $78.75; @40 Q5 oW Just (4) Welsbach Gas Radiant Heaters, heats large room; dull bronze finish; regularly low priced, $16; now. $12'50 Circulating Heater, heats 4 rooms. Beautifully trimmed. Regularly $73.00; clear- $39.95 FURNITURE CLEARANCE Our original low prices have been further reduced for this one-day clear- ance. All odd pieces and odd suites for every room are included. Just a few items are advertised. Monthly payments easily arranged on pur- chases of $20 or more. 4 Humidor Smokers, quartered gum walnut finished; 3-pc. glass f::lyv;lth tn;zd n‘lzlg;led Regu- low priced, $4.95. Clearance ........... $1.95 1 Walnut-veneered Server, could be used as radio table. Regularly low priced, $12.95. Clear- $5 ance . s Just 1 China , walnut ve- neered; beautifully fin- ished. Was $19.75. $9.95 Clearance ...... Just 5 “Nachman” Innerspring Matiresses, covered with sateen or damask; finished with rolled Iot. Regularly, .95. Clearance .....o..... 38'95 Just 6 Mattresses, 50 lbs., felt covered, in high-grade ticking; all sizes in the lot. Reg- ularly $10.95. Clear- $4'95 8 Occasional Chairs, velour or ta) upl walnut finished. Regularly low priced, $6.95. Clear- 33.95 4 Day-Beds, made by Simmons, opens into twin beds; mattress Resulariy, s P53% arly, . . 3 Metal Beds, baked-on brown finish, full size. Reg- ularly, $6.95. Clear- $4.95 6 Butterfly Tables, with end drawer; walnut or mahogany fin- ish. Open 36x50 inches. Regu- larly low priced $12.95 $19.75. Clearance. . 6 Fibre Rockers, artistic, beauti- ful. Regularly low priced, $6.95. Clear- $3 95 Full bleached, excel- lent quality. Hemmed ready for use. 156 Pillowcases 421;]6 Inches 8 Regularly C Each Don’t miss the other displayed in this department. MAIN FLOOR Clearance of Domestics 172 Wash Cloths, 12x12 inches. Regularly low priced, 3o 5c. Clearance . 36-inch Bleached Muslin, sold in w-yar‘;i pl‘eccél Regularly low priced, $1. Clear- ance, a piece...... 59¢ 16-inch Linen Toweling, sold in 10-yard pieces. Regularly low priced, $1.50. Clear- $1 ance, a piece. . 53 Table Covers, 54x54 inches, Pyrolynine; cleans with damp cloth. Regularly low 69(: priced, $1.25. Clearance 141 Turkish Towels, 22x44 inches; pastel colors. Regu- larly low priced, 39c. 29, Clearance, each....... = 42 Rayon Jacquard Spreads, size 84x105 inches. Regularly low priced, $3.98. $2 98 Clearance ........ Clearance of Draperies, Curtains, Blankets, etc. 140 Pairs ‘Curtains, novelty printed marquisette. Priscilla type. Regularly low priced, 59¢. Clearance, 50 Panel Curtains, lovely Quaker lace, 45 inches by 2% yards long. Regularly low priced, Clearance - 40 Panel Curtains, mission net and embroidered marquisette. Regularly low priced, 29(: 59c. Clearance...... 40 Fleecy Cotton Blankets, lovely plaids. 72x84 in. Rose, blue, peach, orchid. Each 15 Window Shades, dark green water color, opaque. 39c 36-in.x6-ft. Clearance 300 Yards Floor-O-Leum, 10 to 25 yard cuts. Regu- larly low priced, 39c. 25 c Clearance a sq. yd. Clearance of » Sporting Goods “Aristo” Golf Sets, bamboo- hn;slllr:tell flvh]flfl.s; No. 2,5, 17, 8, ns. Were $24.69. Clearance $14"98 “Aristo” Golf Clubs, bamboo finish, :t,afi\nlg?s steel heads. Were $4.95. Clear- Elkskin Golf Bags, slide-easy fastener and cover-all; 7-inch Peice e, priced, 49, Steel Shaft Golf Sets, bag and four clubs; slide-easy fastener et. Regularly low priced, ffchzs. Clear- 810.98 ance . . Canvas Bags with slide- fastener ball pocket. %‘sy $2.50. Clear- ere $2.50. Clear- ance . - $1.69 Tennis supbr tourna- ment; Wright and Ditson. Regularly low priced, $7.98. Clear- priced, $4.95 Gallo: ble insulation. Regularly low priced, $1.29. Clear- 944! All-metal Rowing Machine, two springs; chart included. Clearance $2’79 Part-wool Sweat Shirts, slide- easy fastener style neck. Sizes 28 '0.34. Clear- sl.m BLADENSBURG ROAD AT 15th & H STREETS N.E. —— Special Bargains Clearance of Silvertone Radios 8-Tube Highboy, dynamic speaker. Originally $99 complete. Clear- $19 50 8-Tube Superhet, console model. Dynamic speaker. Originally, $69 complete, 6-Tube Console Radio, dynam- ic sp]eflku.c‘oflginll]y $39.50 complete. Clear- ANCE .uviiiinens 814'95 6-Tube Superhet, console model, dynamic speaker; tunes police calls. Originally, $49 complete. Clear- 829-95 aNnce .......... - Clearance of Electrical Fixtures and Appliances Easy terms if you wi Kenmore Electric Washers floor samples; reduced; easy terms: small down payment. Just 3 Kenmore Electric Wuhlq!; 1fl¢=(l:r samples; fu Only $4 Down. $4 Monthly Just 1 Kenmore De Luxe Elec- tric Ironer, finger-tip and ;gneewelo’ntr:l;s floor sample. gularly, $64.50. Now s $04.50 “Coldspot” Electric Refrig- erators, floor samples; greatly reduced; easy terms; small down payment. Just One 4-Cubic-Ft. “Cold- spot” Electric Refrigerator, complete with electric light, water cooler and three food- l;:verh porcelain enamel pans. Now oo $124.50 -'\ll: 'l‘;;r :;’mbu-n. “Cold- spot” Electric Refrigerators, with electric light, water cooler and three food-saver porce- l};eln enll’mel‘zp;x;s. gularly, 09.50. Now ..... 5175 Just Two 7-Cubic-Ft. “Cold- spot” Electric Refrigerators, with electric light, water cool- er and three food-saver porce- lain enamel s ar- $199.50 Just 1 Healthmaster Sun- Iamp, S-1 type; chrome plated with black enamel trimming. Regularly low $39 50 priced, $50. Now % Farm Lighting Plant, devel 350 watts at 110 volts; :6 h‘.’g: air-cooled Briggs and Stratton engine;]nf batteries required. Regularly low priced, $2.50 Bath Bracket, all porce- ;l\n; t'hlu trans- ucent shade; pull- Sl 91,98 $35 Sunlamp, famous Health- master, S-2 type; floor model; Easy terms if you wish 5-Light Candle Fixture, black and gold. Was 75 $6.95. Clearance... . Electric Heater, Heatmaster g L $3.50. Clearance.. The PALAIS ROYAL G Street at Eleventh Telephone DIstrict 4400 —And Now! The Famous PAUL JONES AGICAOA at this tiny price! 1.00 ® The most practical fitted utility garment that has beer_l presented in a long, long time—and smartest in styling! Be neat, trim, pleasing at all times in a “NMagicoat.” o Fits Every Figure! o Easy to Iron—Stays Sli Lik Smooth! ® STpslenl feis Cot! @ Beit Cannot Be Lost! @ Freedom of Movement! © Completely Reversible! @ Wraps Around, Laps Over! o No Buttons to Come Off! Palais Royal—Third Floor Larger Figure Smartness with Comfort—the BEAUTILYNE Way! 5.00 ¢ Just because you confess to “extra inches” is no reason why you should have to choose between comfort and fashion in your foundation garments. Wearing a E is utterly unlike anything you've ever experienced before. The secret is the famous two- way elastic band construc- tion of the BEAUTI- LYNE uplift innerbelt —one lifts your abdo- men and sagging mus- cles; the other flattens vour diaphragm, re- duces waist and hips and gives vou smart, vouthful, 1933 lines un- der your new frocks. Be sure to have a fit- ting soon. Palais Royal—Third Floor We Made a “Scoop” on a Great Quantity of Cannon 22x44-In. Turkish Towels 6 for $I And WHAT towels they are! Great big, thickly woven, double thread towels—with an almost insatiable thirst! Colored borders in rose, blue, gold, green and orchid. Palais Royal—Second Floor A Remarkably Special Price on Those Durable Reg. $I Extra Heavy Sheets 81x99-inch 72x99-inch 7 9 C Linen-finished sheets that will look almost like new after years and years of hard wear and thorough washing! S ... M &T...22¢ 3. 22 P Royal—Second Floor Open a Charge Account at The Palais Royal

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