Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1935, Page 34

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.,” THURSDAY. MARCHb 7. 1935. throughout the cwwl;l WJ: “PR'"cE" EXPECTS cALL sr'hu cue for a more active role in the measure were hel X E. Gould’s half- - IN GOULD TRIAL -TODAY |doar conspirncy st o o diclary Subcommittee of the House dollar conspiracy suit. District Committee. For several days the “prince,” who By the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, March 7.—“Prince B—16 THE EVENING 3 FIRMS FORFEIT $40 FOR EXCESSIVE SMOKE Three realty companies forfeited a total of $40 in Police Court yesterday on charges of unnecessary smoke from some of their properties. The forfeitures were recommended in the matter. that Gerguson to drug her and into his apartment, so her husband, Edward Gould, might have evidence on which to base a divorce case, by Assistant Corparation Counsel| JENCKES BILL INDORSED George D. Neilson, and were accom- panied by a warning that the nui- sances must be evaded or additional | Measure Requires Flagpoles on charges will be filed. The companies were the B. F. Saul All U. S. Buildings. Co., the H ?n‘k Smithy Co., and lt:e A group of representatives of civic and George W. Linkins Co. The Smithy | 5o¢ri0t1c organizations yesterday in- company forfeited $20 on two charges | ;' 0q the Jenckes bill, which requires flag poles on all Government buildings Stricken Sailor Rushed Ashore KEY WEST, Fla., March 7 (#).—] wallowing seas 10 miles off shore, stricken sailor was removed from passing American freighter by ti : Coast Guard cutter Saukee yesterd She names as defendants her |and brought to the Marine Hospl brother-in-law, Norman J. Gould, an | Loin Lee of Galveston, Tex., suffefin attorney; Elwood Kemp, jr, and & | from appendicitis, was taken from th private sleuth. 8. 8. Derby Line. The bill was introduced by Repre- was known to the folk back home sentative Virginia E. Jenckes, Demo- Hillsboro, 1L, as ?u1:¢ plain m£ g;t.“ o(blux:dl-m. 1t would m;ll- ifi Gerguson, a capable pants-presser, ally binding on custodians of a " : Gove t buildings to fly the Amer- | Michael Romanoff,” who thus far has h"c‘mn."mu“'d m.",f,'sefl'fi n;-tl:':dm:rpynflh: and the other two companies each ican flag every day of the year from |been “disgusted” and rather bored |proceedings and ready to be called sun up to sunset. with the whole affair, yesterday await- [ to the witness stand to deny his forfeited $10 on one charge each. $10.95 to $16.95 DRESSES 53.94 Misses' and dresses—broken sizes and slightly soiled. Get here early for these bargains! SECOND FLOOR. 1860 women's HOUSEWARES (1) FUNNELS Baby plates, scoops, hot dish mat sets. 10¢ Were 15c to 30c. Leseesastessarsnnnas (0)22) THBI‘IEA-xl:gLD FIRE SC&EENS T pairs of que Brass Andirons. ‘Were $4.75. Now sesssssscecscanes $2‘95 (12) POLISHED BRASS ANDIRONS. Were $598 a pair. Now, Pailiicccceeesesess 33'95 LANSBURGH'S—SIXTH FLOOR. RUGS - (8) AMERICAN ORIENTALS : ' Persian designs in blue, rose or red. Washed, lustrous 349 50 rugs. approximately 9x12. Were $69.50. Now... * (1) SUPER GULISTAN AMERICAN ORIENTAL RUG Discontinued Sarouk design in red. About 9x12 $92 50 feet. Was $140. Now.. . ' (1) BEAUVAIS AXMINSTER Discontinued rose Ispahan design. 9x12. Was $53.50. 336-95 NOW oo ocssisdinnsioss: cesens (1) SEAMLESS WILTON RUG Period design, soft green, 9x12. Were $62.50. Now ... (1) WILTON RU Seamless. taupe floral design, size 6x9. Now ';"”AXMIN floral-end bord 9x12. Were ‘aupe mixtures, floral-en rders, 9x12. We $27.50. No! tesessatitissasiiiaine 318'88 (5) TUFTED CHE! UGS Guaranteed washing, boiling and sun proof! 24x36, black or orchid. Were $4.95. NOW..eeeeeeeceee 24x48 rose or orchid. Were $5.95. e 950 §19.95 $3.50 $4.50 LANSBURGH'S—FIFTH FLOOR. LUGGAGE-Slightly Damaged (1) GLADSTONE BAG Topgrain cowhide. Was $12.50. NOW..ceesceeascscse $6.95 (3) WEEK-END CASES sl Were $2. (1) HATBOX Black. Was $3. NOW .seectesecstcaccsscsscsssscacce (2) PULLMAN CASES Vulcanized fiber. inside tray. Were $8.95. NOW.....000 (1) STEAMER TRUNK Vulcanized fiber. inside tray. Was $13.95. (1) STEAMER TRUNK i o Excellent construction, 4-inch r bindings. 'as $16.95. Now $11.95 LANSBURGH'S—FOURTH FLOOR. WOMEN'S APPAREL (75) JR. MISS DRESSES Crepes, matelasses and taffetas with jackets, jacket effects and two-piece effects. Were $10.95 and $12.95. Light 38-77 and dark colors. (6) MISSES’ WINTER COATS Sizes 12 to 18, in black and brown. Also two little wom- en’s coats in sizes 3512 and 37. Originally $49.75 and $59.75. Reduced to. (9) FUR-TRIMMED WINTER COATS Sizes 12 to 20. Trimmed with mink, Persian lamb and silver fox. Originally $79.75. Now (25) SPORTS DRESSES Knitted and silk dresses marked down. because of broken sizes and colors. Were $7.95..... sussiony (15) SILK SPORTS DRESSES Much better dresses in misses’ sizes, reduced for clear- ance. Good colors. Reduced to (25) JERSEY BLOUSES Green, brown and rust blouses. Orig- inally $1.95, $2.95 and $3.95. $1.29 and 32.29 broken sizes. Reduced to $3.89 cesssesssasesiesissstsasssttettrte Now . $27 $34 $3.89 $8.89 (26) LEATHER JACKETS Brown leather jackets in small sizes. Originally were $6.95. Marked for clearance at (200) PAIRS SHOES Patent leather, black or brown kids, ring lizard and suede and calf combinations. Were originally $5 82 95 and $6.50 ® ODD LOT! FOUNDATIONS Model scanties of crepe de chine, Vogue semi-step-in girdles, Diana rubber reducing corsettes, Nemo $3 88 two-way-stretch girdles. Were $7.50 2 (37) PAIRS PART-WOOL HOSE Women'’s stockings in broken sizes and colors. R duced from higher prices.. (124) PAIRS SILK STOCKINGS First quality chiffon and service weight in broken sizes and colors. Reduced to. . LANSBURGH'S—STRI BOYS' WEAR (17) HORSEHIDE COATS Broken sizes, 10 to 20. Were $9.95. NoW...coeeee0eeee (27) WOOLEN KNICKERS Broken sizes, 9 to 15. Were $1.95. NOW..ceceeeecsoee (8) LEATHER-LIKE COATS Sheep lined, gray. Were $7.95. NOW....ceo0esetetee (8) HORSEHIDE LUMBER JACKETS Sizes 10 to 18. Were $8.95. Now. . LANSBURGH'S—FOURTH FLOOR. GIRLS' WEAR (100) UNDERWEAR Part wool and combed cotton underwear for girls, in sizes 541: 8 to 16. Some styles were $1.50..... ceersiesncane LANSBURGH’S—FOURTH FLOOR. 54-INCH WOOLENS TWEEDS AND SUITINGS All wool or rayon mixed. Was $1.19. Now $4.95 $1.39 $2.95 LANSBURGH'S—THIRD FLOOR. INSTALLED! Offer is good one day insulated, automatic oven $ 5 9‘50 heat control. 50 Kelvi $141.50 Kelvinator Repossessed Duco-finished Tosses off 63 ice cubes at a s 8 9-50 clip! 5% cubic feet storage 5 Electric Range only! 4-burner top, fully LANSBURGH’S—SIXTH FLOOR. Kelvinator, porcelain interior. space. LANSBURGH'S—SIXTH FLOOR, PRINT HANKIES ‘Women's fine cotton print hand- 6 for kerchiefs in plenty of smart, gay 3 patterns. Finished with narrow hems. Very specially priced! 2 9c LANSBURGH'S—STREET FLOOR. 5B 7th, 8th, and E Streets gy o 14 i) RG La SR CLEARANCE! FLOOR SAMPLES BABY FURNITURE (1) BLUE CRIB Large dropsides. Was $15. (13) HIGH CHAIRS Were $3.59. (2) BABY SCALES As is, slightly chipped. Were $3.95. NoW....o. (1) ENAMELLED TUB A bit chipped. Was $1.95. Now.... (1) SINGLE BED Green. Was $25. NOW...coeonseeensssecsncs (2) BASKETS ON STAND Reduced from $8.95. (2) WICKER WARDROBES One green. one pink. Were $8.95. (3) BATHINETTES Were $3.95. NOW...c.eeeceseesssssessecccsace (1) PARK STROLLER Was $1250. No; (1) GREEN CHEST O As is. Now.. (4) BASSINETS Were $3.95 (1) CHIFFOROBE Tvory. Was $19.95. Now LANSBURGH'S—FOURTH FLOOR. LINENS 52x52 PURE LINEN QRASH CLOTHS Colored borders: green. blue, red or gold. Friday only 5-PC. MOSAIC BRIDGE SETS ‘Tea-size cloth, 4 napkins. Friday MATTRESS COVERS All sizes. tape bound. rubber buttons, reinforced. e e LANSBURGH'S—THIRD FLOOR. SPREADS and DRAPERIES (17) SINGLE SPREADS In orchid. gold. blue, peach. Originally $3.95. Now each (21) DRAPERIES Ruffled and pleated. Orchid, green, peach. Originally $3.95. (13) SINGLE SPREADS In green, blue, gold, peach, orchid. Originally $6.95 and $10.95 $2.88 $1.89 $17.95 NOW.eogeersonnansnacnee $6'95 $5.95 $2.99 $8.95 $5.95 NOW..eosossose NOW seccncccsscrccascssscssanense NOW.ovaee P T T T LT LTI YT TR NOW..... ceseeneen cenens cossecass: $1.79 $3.95 $2.95 In cedar, green, gold. orchid. Originally $5.95 to $6.95. Now, pair LANSBURGH'S—FOURTH FLOOR. (18) SATINE DRAPERIES Were $1.95. Now, pair LANSBURGH'S—THIRD FLOOR. BEDS and BEDDING (17) MATTRESS PADS Slightly mussed display pieces, 39x76. Were $1.39. Now (3) INNERSPRING MATTRESSES . 4-ft. size for three-quarter beds, soiled. Were $19.50 and slo $14.95. Now (7) SOLID PANEL POSTER BEDS In maple, walnut or mahogany. Were $17.50. Now LANSBURGH'S—THIRD FLOOR. MEN'S WEAR (13) BLUE TERRY BEACH SHIRTS Were $1. Now (16) GABARDINE TRUNKS Sizes 32, 34, 36. 40. Were $1.95. (9) GOLF HOSIERY Were $1. Now (16) KHAKI WORK SHORTS Sizes 1612, 1712, 18. Were $1.15. Now. (47) WOOL MUFFLERS Were $1. (66) CARTERS’ 199 WOOL UNION Sizes 42 to 46. Were $2.50. Now.. (98) MEN'S TIES Light patterns. Were $1. (2) WOOL VESTS Sizes 40, 42. Were $245. Now..... (12) KNITTED TIES Were $1.50. Now.. ceeeees LANSBURGH'S—STREET YARNS Dandy for sweaters or blouses. 15¢ . 49c¢ pair Now... SHETLAND FLOSS Not all colors. Now .... o SAXONY WO{,, Soft. pastel coliyrs. BOUCLE AN® WOOL YARNS Odds and ends............... KNITTING CIRCLE—THIRD FLOOR. ’ TOTS' APPAREL (200) PANTY DRESSES Prints and solid colors in sizes 3 to 6. Every dress has 47¢ matching panties ........... seresenee esecscsecrne - (18) JERSEY SUITS Boys’ two and three piece jersey suits in broken sizes, 3 $2 39 to 4. Reduced from $3 and $3.50 - (21) BOYS® SUITS Broadcloth suits for little boys, from 3 to 6. Reduced 79¢ from $1.15 to clear at.............o0t sesesnes LANSBURGH'S—FOURTH FLOOR. * $25 to $29.75 Budget Coats Misses’ and women’s fur-trimmed coats from the Budget Corner. Diagonal and bark woolens trim- s med with cat-lynx, wolf, badger, French beaver (beaver—dyed rab- bit) and pieced Persian. Broken sizes. LANSBURGH’S—SECOND FLOOR—BUDGET CORNER. Wash Fabrics—Special Printed Percale, check and plaid 1 7 Cc Gingham, printed _ Chiffon oile, printed Lawns and Batistes. Choose any or all for 17c a yard! yard LANSBURGH'S—THIRD FLOOR. All-Silk Washable Crepe FRIDAY ONLY or afternoon dresses, for lingerie. 4 9C 50 colors to give you a big choice. Flat and Krinkle Crepe for street LANSBURGH’S—THIRD FLOOR. 1935 HS ‘{\A.I“".. v SSERW . e DIstrict 7575 2 3 6,000 Pairs terns from a famous maker. Made to Sell for 29c¢ and 39c On Sale Friday and Saturday A very special purchase—fine socks in discontinued pat- We can’t tell you his name because the price is so very low, but you'll surely recognize the quality. Half socks and anklets in fine lisle—with striped tops, novelty tops or all-over designs. Sizes from 6 to 914. LANSBURGH'S—STREET FLOOR—HOISERY. Mail and Phone Orders—DIstrict 7575 Last 2 Days! $50,000 International Silver Show Want new ideas for your next party table? Then join the babbling crowds around our glamorous table settings on the Sixth Floor—feature of the big Silver Show. Talk with Mrs. Perry T. Hawkins, international style authority! One Day Left to Enter the Treasure Hunt—15 Prizes! Saturday morning at 10:30, in our Silver Department, Street Floor, . prizes will be awarded for the largest number of the oldest patterns of 1847 Rogers Bros. silver. Last 2 days to buy with chest! 26-pc. Service for 6 on this $1 Down Club Plan Treasure hunt chest of 26 most-needed pieces, in the Sylvia, Legacy or Silhouette patterns. Pay $1 and then $1 each week. (Small carrying charge.) LANSBURGH'S—STREET FLOOR—SILVERWARE. Friday Specials in our New Students’ Shop! Sweaters sizes up to 20 $1.95 Are you practically man-size? Then you ought to yell out loud for this boy-size price for good-looking sweaters! It's a real find!. LANSBURGH'S—FOURTH FLOOR. Pre-.Easte-r Selling Boys' Shirts 79c¢ New colors—blue, tan, brown—and plenty of whites. High necks or sports. All you fellows, size 8.to 18, come on in! FOURTH FLOOR. Save a Five Bring your old silver to enter the contest! Dollar Bill! $19.85 Topcoats for men 514.85 FRIDAY ONLY If $5. means nothing in your gay life, you might as well wait till Saturday, and pay us $19.85! But if you want that $5 with your long-wear *Millbury Topcoat— Friday’s your day at Lansburgh’s. *Millbury stands for fine fabric. LANSBURGH'S— STREET FLOOR