Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1933, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1933, But Two Days Remain to See the Indians 10 AM. to 5 P.M. Daily Real N-nj- ul Pnhlu are here, working at their native handicrafts with a background Navajo 3 Tables of Toys, 25¢, 50c, $1 Greatly Reduced Selection includes dolls, games, novelties. TrE Toy Srore, FOURTH FLOOR. WooDWARD & LLOTHROP IOTH]ITHF AND G STREETS PHONE Dlsrmcr 5300 Toana” aricien” All merchandies on diepey mmnloulu,zr&.usru Friday is Remnant Day—Save %4 to 14 and More Remnant Day Merchandise Is Not Returnable or Exchangeables Not Sent C. O. D. or on Approvals Mail or Phone Orders Not Accepted Black Footed Glassware Special 10c 300 pleces, including glasses, beverage glasses, tumblers, iced-tea glasses, and sherbets; some im 3 24 Low Crystal Glass Candle Holders. Special 20¢_ea 300. 30 ~ Crystal X goblets and sherbets. Now. Grassware, PrrTe Fx.ool W&L Golf Clubs, $1-25 Were $3.95 and $4.95 36 W&L Golf Clubs reduced. %, 310 Tenns Racketss well known make: ‘Alto, WL Golf Balis Greatiy Heduced. SPORTING Goops, FOURTH FLOOR. Recent Fiction, 45¢ Were $2 and $2.50 100 Books of recent fiction. 100—$1 Books, of H'IVE’: fiction, biog- faphy and sclence. ' Now. 1—86 Bibllerrabhy ot Ernest’ .e"'fi BOOKS, AISLE 23, Fns-r FLoor. Writing Paper, 35¢ Box 3 boxes $1 75 Boxes Writing Paper in 3 sizes— club, letter-size single sheet, and folded note—with matching envelopes. 100 50c Jig-Saw Puzzles; 300 pleces—3 subjects for selection. Now 25¢ STATIONERY, A1siE 2, PmsT PLOOR. Young Men’s Suits, #9-75 Were 525 34 Young Men's Suits—mostly with two trousers—taken from regular stock and reduced for quick selling. A good selection in uae smaller sizes. A small charge will be made for neces- sary alterations because of extremely low price. Regular sizes, 34,735, 36, 38, 39, 40, 46; shorts, 39, 40, 42; longs, 38, 42; stouts, 38, 42, 44, 46. THE MEN's Storz, S8zcon FLooR. Men's Shirts, 95¢ Were 52 and $3 120 Men's Colored Madras Shirts, with two laundered collars w match. Sizes 14 to 18. L Linen Handkere! Hvordar nm« Not all letters. Now .. ‘Twe Mrx’s StorE, SEconp FLOOR. Men’s Finer Oxfords s 85 Identical Shoes 4' Regularly $8.50 Pl 336 te 75 'Ill-l 38 Pairs Men's 300 e T0c WhiL oThe ot oW 230 Manufacturer’s broken lines of Oxfords made to sell for a much higher price. Also, 8 number of pairs of Arnold Glove- Grip Oxfords from our regular stock. Brown and black calf- skin, and black kangaroo. Several styles and lasts. 156 pairs in the lot, in these sizes— Tar Men’s Storr, Srconp FLooR. To The Remainder of Last Friday's Selling—We Have Added Many Pieces from Our Regular Stock . . .to Make This Thrift Event . . . Mattresses and Box Springs---Half Price From One of Our Leading Manufacturers Many of the 77 pieces are in odd cove: are samples from the manufacturer’s storerooms—others are the result of canceled orders—and a limited number of pieces from our regular .stock (discontinued patterns). Every spring and mattress is a wonderful value—and because Jast week's shipment went so quickly, we advise early selection. Included are many matching outfits. Inner-Spring—Half Price 3/2—38 inches; 4/4—53 inches. 1, 4/8 ml“nlsi.l- . Spec 4, 4/4 mattresses. Special. Box Springs—Half Price 13, 4/4 springs; 1, 4/0 ing; 1, 3/3 spring; C 3/2 Special. - .‘0 springs. BEDDING, SIxTH FLOOR. .Toilet Soa,p, 35¢ Were 50c 25 Boxes of Woodward & Lothrop Toilet Soap; various fragrances. 6 cakes in box. 18 50c Boxes of Rosebud Boan: 6 cakes Frames and Smoking Accessories Reduced 4, $1 Imitation Leather sives. Now .. 5 1, s12 flnl’cl;'lne l‘nl r Fe size 9x12 50c Novelt Cigat AMES AND Arstzs 1 awp 5, Fst FLOOR. Dress Shields, 3 pairs 75¢ Specially Priced 72 palrs Kleinerts’ Colored Silk Shields, with slight irregularities in the shape. Broken sizes and colors. 18. 3% Fiesh Sanitary Pettlcon of wood construction. NoTIONS, AISLES 21 AND 23, Fmst FLOOR. Novelty Cases. 25¢ Were 50c and 75¢ 15 Leatherette Hairpin Oases, with 3 sizes of hairpins; “as is.” 15 R.lyon Cues with comb and mirror. “As is.” 8595 Wood-constrocted Utliity Cabi- metar with Wwood drawer: was reén, orchid, i siring to NOTIONS, AISLES 21 An 22 Pmst FLOOR. French Enamel Compacts 75¢ Were $1.50 18 Compacts in a variety of styles and colors. 2 Eoiors, + Now. ‘NoveELTY JEWELRY, ATSLE 8, Pmst FLOOR. Full-Length Mirrors,$4-78 If Perfect Would Be $7.50 o el Toah trames: ...“"‘fl nwul.lcduw 3, 4/4 springs. Special ....813 1, 4/4 spring; 4 37%x74-inch springs. pecu ..$12.50 Felt Mattresses—Half Prxce 3/2 mattress. Special.. 3/2 mattress, Special.. L. 3/2 mattzess. Special 47x75-inch mm Special. Special Friday Selling . . . 12 Fine Inner-spring Studio Couches, $18-75 Ordinarily couches of this fine quality would be very much more. Very finely made—with two inner-spring mattresses— “medmm:nwmmy Jaspe.in green or rust. Open into twin beds Bxps AND BEDDING, SixTH FLOOR. Ruffled Dotted Marquisette Curtains s 3] pair 100 pairs Lovely, Ruffied Marquisette Curtains, in point d'esprit dot. With cornice valance attached, and tie-backs. Ivorv— 21/6 yards long. Drarerizs, SZvEnTH FLOOR. Crex Herringbone Grass Rugs Greatly Reduced A very timely offering of those sturdy, cool Summer rugs. nn was $14.75. Now.. 1 2, 2, 3, 3, 36x72; were $3.15. T, 27x54; were $225. Now 5 Super Quality Fiber Russ— 2.9x12; were 320. ow % 2 'fln Wers n"xs 6, 4x6 Numdah were $4.06. "‘-‘.'-' Seamiess Brosdleom Carpets 2 Super Quality Indian Drus- ot Rugs—reduced: 0 12 $59.50. Dinnerware Greatly Reduced at 50c Dishes Vegotadle i o i;? i j i : E »l.ll-’ll hh.“ -H- ghh 155 e, sresserscseseees l’Jl Shorter Women’s Dresses $5 Were 51650 and 31950 10 Dresses for street, afternoon and eve- ning wear. Sizes 35% % snd 39%. 8, $16.50 and Shorter W Dresses;_for strest it moon, Bites 3355 5 b sncm.-sm ArpAreL, THIRD FLOOR. In Our Annual Clearance . . . “Prep” Suits,¥11-75 Were $15.75 ‘Two-trousers suits of all-wool fabrics, in well- tallored models. Sizes 31 to 38 (ages 15 to 22) but not in every style, color, or pattern. THx Snor yor YoUNaER MEN, Szcowd Fioon. Sheer Printed Batiste 18c yard Regularly 28¢ yard 2.000 yards Sheer, Printed Batiste, in new patterns. White and tinted grounds. 40 inches wide. Corton Dress Goops, SEcoNd FLOOR. Pure-dye Canton Crepe $ yard Was §165 yard 300 yards; black and colors. 35 7ards $1.95 Pure. ge . Now.75¢ yard Sixs, Slcon Froor. Lamp Shades Reduced lor R.7 | Emeh suk -and-Ribbon | Ross. Peach. | 8-} lnch Bilk and-Ribbon | udotr_Shades | 4-Ineh Bilk ahndu T0-inch Taffeta Shades | Gold Rose. | " 7 | 6-inch Tafleta Shades mue ur | | Sichia " | 3 50 1 &-inc 1fTo; ade ampagne | S6.50 S-inch Chiffon Shades ' _Orchid ! | Chempagne | 50\ 12-inch_Parchment T r_Shades I 4 lgos0l [j0-inch, Parchment | " | o] rints 2 .lncn p.uhmm | Prper_Shades | 4;inch” Parchment | aper w\-uwh oeouev.u T | Boudoir _Shades I T I 7-inch Net and Bilk | Boudolr_8hade; ! Ty L ____ipoudoly Ghades ____ [ _Green 331 81 [y Z-inch Georgette ] | Other Shades—Greatly Reduced Lamr SHADES, SEVENTH FLOOR. Sweeper-Vac Electric Cleaners $1595 were 52950 3 Revolving Brush Type Vacuum Cleaners. 5. $3.95 Mechanieal Drink Shakers. Now...$2.25 3, $7.50 Varnished Lus- £age Racks, with serv. ing trays. Now..$3. 500 rolls Toilet Tissue; uch_bet: Cually Tound ot thic price. Boeeial . 43¢ desen"Folls Houszwarzs, Frrra FLOOR. Fur-trimmed Spring Dress Coats, $15 Were $39.50 and $49.50 Ed Cm'.l in blue, black and beige; trimmed with koumky. gl and ermine, sl:u 3513, 37% and 39%; 44%, 4612, 50%; 6 and 38, 14 and 1 Coars, TamD Pwon. Women's Dresses, $7-50 Were $16.50 »mnm-nu‘:s‘;rpmwmpemmue red, brown and 6,50 1o 985 Dinser and Eveat T o and aiin. " Bises 3650 45 ‘Womzx's Darsszs, Tamp FLooR. Women’s Walnut-Room Gowns $1Q Were 53950 and 54950 8 Gowns, of rough crepes, sheer crepe and satin. Sizes 36 to 42. Tur WALNUT RoOM, TEIRD FLOOR, Granite Silk Hose Special 2 pair 51.25 m peairs Granite Silk Hose, all-silk chiffon, with phfled 'nl. Spring sha semi-sheer silk hose, lisle reinforced. mm 8% to 10%. Hosrzay, Atz 19, Fist PLoor. Sandals and Pumps, $4.95 sair Were $10 and $12.50 75 Pairs Patent Leather and Mesh Sandals and Pumps; kid and lsard oxfords. Broken sizes. ll hl Blue Kid Pui ‘with I ish P G s v b S o B‘Iou, ‘Trmp FLOOR. Wool and Knitted Sports Dresses $795 Were 51075 10 31950 28 One-piece light-weight wool dresses and two-piece knitted dresses; beige. gray, green and other colors. Sizes 14 to 20. 19, $8.75 Ome-! Boerts Dresses, in light-weisht wool and novelty fabrics. Sizes 14 to 18. Now $5.98 SrorrswEar, TEmD FLOOR. Misses’” Walnut-Room Gowns 3 Were$3950 Now $1450 8 Were $39.50 and $49.50 Now $1¢.50 8 Were 53950 to $49.50 Now $1950 Styles for street, afternoon and evening. Of mpe lh-er crepe and chiffon. In black, pastels and prints. Sizes 14 to 20. Velvet Evening Wrap; blut 31-:“16. Mnns' ‘WaALNUT RooM, THmp FLOOR. Misses’ Dresses Greatly Reduced 33 Were 51650 to $19.50 Now $7.75 33 Were 51650 to $25 Now $9.25 12 Were $16.50 to 825 Now $§2.25 Procks of crepe, sheer crepe, net, lace and chiffon. Black, and prints, Styles for street, afternoon and evening. * lizes 14 to 20. Mnmmm. No School Tomorrow—See This Children’s Apparel Reduced ? . 3 Boys’ Pajamas, 65¢ Greatly Reduced for Friday 100 Boys’ Cotton Pajamas, mostly white and piain colors, in the popular two-piece model. 117 Boys’ Golf Hose: broken 26 Beys' $1 Sperts Walsts, ‘with short sleeves. Plain colors; sizes 5. 6, 8, and 100 Boys® Ties: wide assort- colors and G« Boys’ ‘Wash Smts, 75¢ Reduced for Quick Selling 32 Boys’ Wash Suits of fabrics that will not shrink er fade. slm 4 to 9. . ni.d"u - ':“lllu' lllhl Ill;g 10! e %t ‘THE BOYS’ STORE, avmrwol Infants’ Rubber Toys, 5¢c Were 50c 80 Rubber Toys; various kinds. - Ll Gitls’ Wash Frocks, $1.35 Were $195 Little Frocks of lawn and Spring prin Sizes 3 to 6. 5 30 Girls' $1 and $1.50 Dresses; sises 3 10 6. Now. Juvesnies’ Arraxzi, Fourte FLOOR. Girls’ and Juniors’ Dresses Reduced to $1.45 15 One and Two Piece Ostrich, and - Novelty ‘Tweed Dresses. mauc,-uuuxg-’ X 16 9395 o "1 Girls’ Wash Frocks, 95¢ Were $1.95 and $2.95 20 Attractive Procks; plain and printed; sises 7, 12 and 14. Gmis’ Arraxei, Fourts FLOOR. Junior Misses’ Dresses, $5.95 Were $12.50 to $19.50 10 Street, Afternoon and Evening Dresses; sizes 13 and 15. 10 Jusler Misser’ $12.50 to 11_ Junior Misses’ $10.35 5 plain stre Atternoon cslon lna -m. nu- Dresy and 15. Now...$2.95 Now ... Junion Misses’ Arnnl., Fourte FLOOR. Girls’ Pajamas, 50c were 51 One and 'l‘wo Plece Pajamas; plain colors and prints; sises 4 to 1 l.‘“.ll $1 Silx -h;:m 20 ,-l‘l ‘ Mfl aizes & 1o 813, 16 gad Sk 4 s is> 13‘“ ':h'.‘m'.%?f'.‘; Now. 806 to 28. Sports and Beach Sandals sI Identical Styles Last Season Were $1.95 Children’s Half Socks and Anklets speciat 6 pairs $1 mu—nmmmm in novelty stripes mesh designs. Stses. ¢ to 9%. lm'u_-sw o4 e HosExy, Aisiz 17, Fmst FLOOR. In The Indian Exhibit . . . Special Group of Indian Wares Reduced V, to Y All are slightly damaged or sofled. In- cluded in the group are beaded moc- casins, pottery, blankets, bukeu. and ceremonial woven goods—all made by hand, by Indians of the Navajo and Pueblo tribes. Inpan Exmisrz, Fourte FLOOR. Gift Wares, 35¢ Were 51 “As Is.” Group of items, including pictures, book ends, book eoven, cigarette cases and coaster sef 4. $1.35 to $2.50 Anm-. including novelty jewel cases. cigaretie lighters, picture and ensmel perfume bottles. Now 1. $25 Hand-Carved Walnut Book-End Table, witnh black marble top. o N G1rrs, SevENTE FLOOR. Stamped Linen Reduced 3. 34x10 Clothu were $2.50 Now 8173 54354 Clot! Now . 8 12,5201 Piats Dotlies; were 150 Now 13 a1z Nanking, were 10c Now 50c Spools Purse Twist; 150-yard id, t and rose. frames. Now i Azt Emsromery, SrvENTa FLoor. Bandettes and Brassieres’ 68c Were $1.50 and 52 30 Bandettes and Long-line Brassieres, of lace, satin, jersey, batiste and treco. Sizes 32 to 44. .50 Blen Jolie Corssties. of piok as _u B g Costume Slips, $2%8 Were 1‘3.9.15“,:111 35 Negligees and Bed Jackgts $395 Were 3596 7 Tallored Robes, of satin, with scal- lwedhwledhrnnddmuufl :m:mumfl;mm Underthings, 68c Were 1 23 Pleces of w inclu gowns, pajamas, T c;.?cm Step-in rult'u-. i 13 Pleces of Underthings, lnemam fiur size rayon pajamas and ext: Pastel Now. ‘colors. Two-p! “Print ;'--u," P8 o Teevelces modeis. Sisas 16 H (hm: UnpErwEaR, THIRD FLOOR, Glove Silk Underthings 68¢c Were 31 8 $3.95 Il! e Frocks, $1-%5 Were $2.95 and $5.95 7 Printed pique Frocks, in u.\lored nyle with shott sleeves; 7 Dreases, u fl Drssses; white with cons Blouses, $2.95 Were $395 mmcrepe-nas-tmmmm white, flesh and other wanted chades. “ 1o 42. Buwm, ThiRp FLOOR. Hats, $2:25 Were 35 sosmw.msm'mmu.m brim and turban - styles. Ifln& H MILLINERY, Tmln FLOOR, Salon Hats, %5 Were $12.75 and $15 15 Hats, in brim and turban styles. Of straw and straw fabrios. Black, brown, navy, and beige. MiLLINERY SALON, THIRD FLOOR. White Lapin Evening Were $29.50 and 339.50 4 Lapin (rabbit) Jackets; (ral Fadia ke 1 m 18. Now