Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1935, Page 26

Aig, 2 WobpwARD & LoT « DOWN STAIRS STORE sy ING STAR, WASHINGTON, oP g Friday—Remnant Day Savings On Seasonal Apparel Remnant Day merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable, not sent C. 0. D. or on approval, mail or telephone orders not accepted. Dresses and Uniforms Greatly Reduced 15 Dresses in prints. Some with jackets. Broken sizes, Were $1.95. Now ..._$L15 9 Uniforms, slightly soiled. Broken sizes. ‘Were $1.95. Now 95¢ DOWN STAIRS STORE, ‘WasH FROCKS. Hats, 50c¢ Were $195 and $295 25 women’s hats in broken sizes. DOWN STAIRS STORE. MILLINERY. Junior Misses” Dresses, $2.95 Were $595 and $1.95 17 silk dresses in brown, navy, and green. Sizes 11 to 17, DOWN STAIRS STORE, JUNIOR MissEs, Girls’ Dresses and Furnishings Greatly Reduced 65 pieces in a group in- cluding dresses. skirts, hats. and blouses. Broken fine, 17 LD SpaaE: Were 95. DowN STAIRS STORE, Frill Boucle Suits, 5 Were $1095 35 Two-piece Suits in at- tractive styles and good color assortment. Sizes 12 to 20. 60 Sports Blouses, including cottons, novelty acetate laces and jerseys. Good se- lection of sizes and colors. Were $1 to $1.95. Now_50¢ 40 Printed Sports Dresses, one and two piece styles, in black, navy, wine and green combinations. Sizes 12 to 18. Were $3.95 to $5.95. DowN STAIRS STORE, SPORTSWEAR, Women’s, Misses’ and Little Women's Dresses Reduced to $2°° 23 dresses in broken sizes. Were $13.95. DOWN STAIRS STORE, DRESSES. M:isses’ Suits slo Were $1695 4 Misses’ Suits with full- length coats, and collars of Indian raccoon. Wine and brown. Sizes 14 to 18. § Fur-Trimmed Sports Coats in misses’ sizes. Fitted styles with belts, in novelty weaves of navy, brown, and violet. Wolf, gray caracul, and raccoon collars. Women's Shoes $|.50 Were $3.95 and §5 82 pairs women's shoes in a group in- cluding black and burgundy oxfords, blue kid T-strap and one- strap sandals, blue and brown gabardine step-in pumps. Broken Sizes 14 to 18. Were 319,"!25, i ey DowN STAIRS STORE, COATS. DowN STAIRS STORE. Children’s . Shoes, $[.50 Were $2.50 to $4 67 pairs in a group in- cluding white oxfords, patent and white strap slippers, and brown oxfords. Broken sizes. 28 Pairs Infants' Shoes including - oxfords and boots in brown and smoked elk. Broken sizes. Were S1 and $1.95. ow .- ----85¢ DowN STAIRS STORE. wwThe Christmas Store < =Lo.w Two Monogrammed Gifts Order Them Now for Christmas Monogrammed Chenille Bath Room Sets $3 Set ~ '19x34 Bath Mat Seat Cover to Match Ultra smart and modern—bath room sets with 12-inch monogram. Soft, warm che- nille in interesting two-tone color combina- tions of blue, yellow, green, lavender, or pink, red or blue on white, or brown on beige. Order them now for Christmas delivery. Monogrammed Candlewick Spreads $ 5 each Orders must be placed by Decem- ber 1st to insure Christmas delivery Distinctive pattern and 18-inch monogram in blue, yellow, green, peach, brown or red on cream background. For twin or double beds. BEDWEAR, SECOND FLOOR. | Compensation Board May CHANGES WEIGHED FOR JOBS REGORDS Ease Rules for Reports on Each Employe. ‘The District Unemployment Com- pensation Board favorably considered yesterday a revisioh of proposed plans for the month.by-month registration of the pay rolls of some 60,000 workers affected by the jobless insurance pro- gram, so as to avoid the need of main- taining & huge card index system on each worker, ‘The board considered division of pay Toll reports from employers into two classes. One would be a mere summary of persons permanently employed by the reporting employers and the other would be a detailed statement of the name, wages and other conditions of employment, of employes not consid- ered permanent. ‘The board said it had not reached any decision on the proposal, but was | “favorably impressed” with sugges- tions submitted by a group of con- | trollers of a number of business houses in the District. Allen Urges Change. Commissioner George E. Allen, 2 member of the board, about a week ago protested against maintenance of | & huge card index system for each | worker subject to the act and sug- | gested Congress be asked to revamp | the law to place the payments on a| flat-rate basis instead of having them calculated by a complicated mathe- matical process based on actual count |of number of hours worked, wages | and other factors. | Outlining the new suggestions which it considered, the board issued a state- | ment explaining: “The suggestion is (1) that all em- ployes be duly registered as of Janu- ary 1, 1936. | *“(2) That all employers be required to divide their employes into two classes—those permanently employed and those employed temporarily or casually; that as to permanent em- ployes, the employer will furnish every month a summary statement showing only the number of permanent em- ployes, the total wages paid and the tax paid. End of Service Recorded. *“3. That upon the separation from employment of any permanent em- ployes, the employer will be required to prepare a separation report which | would contain the number of weeks, the hours per week and the wages | paid such employes during the entire |term of his employment, and that copy of this report be handed the| employe, another copy forwarded to| the board and another copy kept as a part of the records of the employer. “4, That as to temporary and casual employes, the employer should report] every month the names of such em- ployes, the week's work, the hours of employment per week and the wages | paid. | “Such an arrangement would have & provision to the effect that any em- ployer who indicates by his conduct that he will not keep records of permanent employes as provided by the plan, or otherwise fails or refuses to comply with orders of the board in respect to such permanent employes, should be required to make detailed monthly reports.” SEVEN PERSONS TAKEN IN VICE SQUAD RAIDS Those Arrested in Cigar Store Are Charged With Setting Up Gaming Table. The police vice squad arrested seven persons in two raids late yesterday. In a cigar store in the 1700 block of Fourteenth street three persons were arrested and charged with setting up a gaming table after police allege they made several bets on the races, the marked money being recovered in the raid. Those arrested were Elmer Clayton, 38, 1500 block D street northeast; Alvin Ryans, 36, colored, of the 1800 block of Fifth street, and Sam Davis, 30, colored, 900 block of P street. In the other raid on a delicatessen in the 900 block of Rhode Island avenue northeast, police arrested Walter J. Howe, 44, of 3400 block Fifteenth street northeast; Alexander T. Tacconelli, 2600 block Tenth street northeast; Kermit - J. Mallett, 32, colored, and Mary Cornelia Mallette, colored, 28, both of 1300 block Girard street northeast. All were charged with operating a lottery after they are alleged to have accepted numbers bets placed by police. TWO TESTS FOR FEDERAL POSITIONS ANNOUNCED Posts Are Open at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital and in the Navy Department. Two examinations for posts at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital and one for the Navy Department were announced yesterday by the Civil Service Com- mission. The former are junior medical officer (interne) and junior medical officer (psychiatric resident) at $2,000. Applicants must be senior students 1n 8 Grade A medical school for the first named, and must have been graduated from such an institution not prior to January 1, 1934, and to have completed an accredited in- ternship of one year for the last. The Navy test is for negative cutter, Hydrographic Bureau, at $1,800. Details are available at the Com- mission, Seventh and F streets. PLAN FOOD BAZAAR Annual Donation Day to Be Held for Methodist Rolgu. A canned food bazaar will feature the annual donation day for the Methodist Home for. the Aged, to be held at the -home tomorrow from 3 to 10 pm. Mrs. Ralph Wolfe is head of the of arrangements. Music will be fur- nished by the Elizabeth Somers Glee Club. YULE TRADE IS LARGER Roper Says Sales to Exceed 1934 by 10 to 25 Per Cent. D. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1935, WoODWARD «1The Christmas Store <= il ! N & LoTH > CO. Remnant Day Values Apparel, Accessories, Rugs fl ‘Week-end Candy Special Coconut Molasses Strips, pound. Old Fashioned Vanilla Cream Assorted Salted Nuts, pound.. Assorted Chocolates and Bonbons, CanpY, A1sLe 14, Fmst FLOOR. Men's Oxfords speciar $5-33 Men’s Topcoats, *4 Youths’ Prep Suits 70 pairs of black or tan calfskin shoes, medium and narrow toe styles. Sizes in the group: AA—S8 to ll/; A—8 to 11; B—17, 8 to 11; C—6 to 11; D—8, 6%, 7, 7%, 8, 81, 11 41 pairs Matrix Wing-tip Oxfords in medium and narrow toe iasts. Discontinued styles in sizes AAA—9'% and 10%%; AA—S8, 9, 9%, 10%, 11; A—8, 8%, 9, 9%, 10, 11; B—T to 8%2, 10 to 11: C—6'3, 7, 1%, 8, 8%, 10, 10%, 11. Were $10. Now. $7.45 17 pairs Black House Slippers with soft soles and rubber heels. Sizes 61, to 11. Were $5. Now. $3.65 THE MEN's StoRe, Seconp FLoOR. 75 Were 565 15 fine Topcoats of imported fabrics, well tailored in raglan and set-in sleeve models. f Regulars—2 size 36; 2 size 38; 1 size 39; 1 size 40; 1 size 44. Shorts—1 size 36; 1 size 38; 1 size 42. Longs—1 size 38; 1 size 39; 1 size 42; 1 size 44. 4 Imported Topcoats of fine materials, well tailored. Regular sizes in 34, 36, 3¢ and 42 One or two of a size. Were $55. Now $35. 4 Tailcoats and Trousers. One of & size: 34 short; 35 and 36 regulars, and 39 stout. Were $50. Now. THE MEN'S STORE, SECOND FLOOR. Tots’ Dresses, $]-45 Were 52 50; in Cotton Fabrics. Sizes 2 to 6. JUVENILES’ APPAREL, Fourte FLoOR, $16.75 $[195 367 22 Prep Suits, each with two pairs of trousers. Well tailored of sturdy fabrics. Sizes 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 37 and 38. 9 Youths' Two-Trousers Prep Suits, sizes 32, 33 and 34. Were $20. Now.$14.75 Boys’ Wool Sweater Suits, $]-95 10 Students’ All-wool Suits, sizes 33, 34, 35, 36 and 38. Were $25. Now..__$18.75 15 Younger Men's Light Colored Suits, sizes 36 to 39. Were $35. Now $12.75 SHOP FOR YOUNGER M2N, Szconp FLOOR. Girls’ Wobl Jumpers sI'95 Were $3 20 Girls Wool Crepe Jumpers in wine, green, navy and brown. Sizes 8 to 16. 17 Gym Rompers in one- piece, sleeveless styles. Green, and blue. Sizes 8 to 12. Were Now . 7 Girls’ Dresses in cordu- roy, in brown, wine, and green. Two-piece styles. Sizes 12 to 16. Were $5.95. Now <. . 3 Sports Jackets for juriors. Purple and green. Sizes 14 and 16. Were $5.95. Now GIRLS’ AND JUNIOR MissEs’ Srorrswear, Fourtr FLOOR, Girls’ Hats, 75¢ Were $2.95 - 15 Wonderfit Lastex Turbans, in wine, brown, navy and rust. Sizes 21%; to 22%. 12 Scotch felt Berets in plain colors with assorted plaid bands. Sizes 21 to 22%%. Were $2.50. Now._35¢ 13 Felt Sports Hats for juniors, in brimmed style. Navy, green, and brown. Sizes 21 toc 22%. Were four-cornered style. Also softies with colored feather trimming. Were $1. GIRLS’ AND JUNIOR M1ssEs’ Hats, FONRTE FLOOR. Sports Dresses 56-50 Were $8.95 15 Dresses in bright shades of gold, green, blue, cherry-red, brown and rust. Sizes 14 to 10 Shetland Wool Jackets een, 88.95’10]! !. SPORTSWEAR, Were $4 and $5 9 Junior Sweater Suits with broadcloth waists and flannel shorts and s:eawrs‘ Sizes 9 and 10. 2 Wool Tweed Topcoats. Were $13.75. Now.._$7.35 Juniors’ Dresses Greatly Reduced Daytime frocks in wools and synthet- ics. Sizes 11 to 15. 12, were $7.95 to $12.95. Now $4.95 14, were $10.95 to $29.95. -.-$6.95 JUNIOR MISSES’ APPAREL, FourTr FLOOR. Women's Hats, $2-25 Were $5, $6.50, $7.50 75 hats in felts, and velours. Assortment of colors. Sizes 213, to 23, MiriLmvery, THIRD FLOOR. Foundations, $4-°3 Were $8.50 10 in Woodthrop and Treo One-piece Foundations with lace tops; in sizes 35 and 40 to 44. 35 Bandeaux and Brassieres, some with garters attached. Sizes 32 to 40. Were $1.50 to $2. Now 1 4 Woodthrop Girdles, front clasp style, well boned. Of pinkbroche. Sizes30,31and 34. Were $10. Now._$5.95 2 Vassar One-piece Foun- dations, small size. Were $7.50. Now_. $4.95 6 Bien Jolie a: dard one-piece Foundations, with inner belt of broche or batiste. Lace or treco tops. Sizes 36, 37, 39, 40 and 45. ‘Were $7.50. Now. 7 One-piece Foundations with lace tops. Lightly * boned or boneless. Sizes 37, 38, 39, 41, 42 and 43. Were Dresses’ Reduced 16 Dresses for misses. In corduroys or synthetic crepes. Black, brown, wine, navy and green in the group. Sises 14 to 20. Were $595 to $10.95. women. Prints on dark rayon - and - cotton back- grounds. In sizes 14 to 20 and 40, 42 and 46. Were --$L78 INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, Tamp FLOOR. Seamless Broadloom Rugs 1—-0x12 size. Was $57.50. Now, as 1—39x5.2 size. Was $11.75. 1—3.11x52 size. Was $11.75. Now. 1—3.11x4.4 size. Was $10.30, 2—0x7 size. Was $26. 1—4.11x12 size. Was $34.80. is Remnant Day merchandise is not returnable or ex- changeable, and will not be sent C. 0. D. or on approval. Mail or telephone orders not accepted. Misses’ Dresses Reduced 28 Dresses of jersey, novelty wools, and silk and acetate crepes. Sizes 12 to 20. Were $10.95 to $14.95. Now - g L 15 Dresses of Crepe, transparent velvet, and velveteen. Sizes 12 to 20. Were $19.75 to $29.75. Now______________ -$9.75 9 Dresses of silk and acetate crepe in sizes 12 to 18. Were $22.75, 1o $29.75. Now._._ PO $14.50 4 Wool Costume Suits trimmed in lapin and velveteen, in brown and rust. Sizes 16 and 18. Were $32.75. No -$18.75 Misses’ Dresses, THIRD FLOOR. Misses’ Formal Gowns Reduced 5 Evening Gowns in crepe and satin, in white, and pink. Sizes 12 to 18. Were $16.95. Now 4 Evening Gowns of crepe and satin, in black, pink, and rust. Sizes 14 to 20. -Were $22.75. Now $14.50 2 Evening Gowns of crepe and satin, in white. Sizes 12 and 14. Were $25°and $39.75. Now... --$18.50 5 Evening Gowns of crepe, moire and satin: in flesh, black, green, and blue. Sizes 14 to 18. Were $29.75. Now FormaL Room, THIRD FLOOR. Fur-Trimmed Shagmoor Coats, 337 Weress915 5 Winter weight coats in gold, rust and green mixtures, with beaver collars. Sizes 12 to 18. 10 Dress Coats, fur trimmed, in black, brown, green, and wine. Trimmed in pointed fox, seal-dyed coney, squirrel, Persian lamb, beaver, kolinsky, and Jap mink. gfim 12 to 20, 40 to 46. Were $49.75 and $59.75 ow green, and biue mixtures. Fitted and swagger styles. Sizes 12 to 20, 371; to 4512, 42. Were $16.95. Now $12.50 2 Sports Coats, fur trimmed, in green, and brown mix- tures. Raccoon collars. Sizes 12 and 14. Were $29.75. Now 2 Sports Coats in blue tweed. Sizes 14 and 16. $29.75. v 2 Fur Trimmed Suits with short coats, in green. and brown, with raccoon collars. Sizes 14 and 18. Were $29.75. Now. 4 Untrimmed Suits with 3, swagger coats, brown, and biack. Sifes 14 and 18. Were $29.7. $35. 3 Swagger Suits, fur trimmed, with 7 length coats, Blue and tan tweeds, with polar wolf collars. Sizes 16 and 18. Were $49.75. ‘WOMEN'S ANp Misses’ Surrs aNp Coats, THIRD FLOOR. Women’s Formal Gowns Greatly Reduced 4 Gowns in satin, and lace. White, black, and brown. Sizes 38 to 42. Were $16.95 to $29.75. Now . 3 Velvet Evening Gowns in violet, Sizes 36 to 42. Were $39.75. - S 3 Evening Gowns of satin-back crepe, in black, and jewel tones. Women's Dresses Reduced 13 Dresses in novelty acetate crepe, and woolen. Sizes 34, 36, 40 and 44. Were $16.95. Now 4 Pure Silk Crepe, and rabbitshair woolen dresses with em- broidered tops. Sizes 38 and 444. Were $39.75. Now.______$18 13 Shorter Women's Dresses in novelty and plain acetate crepes and metal crepe combinations. Sizes 16% to 20%; and 24%. Were $13.95 to $25. Now. 3 Dresses of novelty acetate crepe for the larger woman, Sises 4412 and 4815, Were $1695. Now..._________ —--$9.95 2 Dresses in sugar and spice crepe. For the larger woman, sizes 46% and 50%. Were $16.95. Now. _$12.50 WoMEn’s DressEs, THmD FLOOR. Women's Shoes, $6-35 Were $10.50 to $14.50 125 Pairs of shoes in suedes, and suede combinations. This group includes - hand-made shoes. Black and brown, 1n high and low heeled styles, oxfords and straps. Sizes 3 to 9. 75 Pairs Shoes, greatly reduced. Were $6.50 and $8.75. Now._._$2.95 WOMEN’S AND MissEs’ SHOES, THIRD FLOOR. Fur Coats, Capes Reduced 2 Silver “ll’*l’l‘ Coats, sizes 14 and 20. Were $149.50. 1 Silver Muskrat Coat, size 16. Was $117.50. Now._$87.50 1 Black Caracul Coat, size 16. Was $295. Now._$186.50 1 Raccoon Coat, size 16. Was $179.50. Now 99, 1 Silver Muskrat Coat, size 38. Was $120.50. Now $§96.50 1 Chinchilla Rabbit Swagger Coat and matiching hat, size 16. Was $175. Now._.. % 1 Gray Kidskin Coat, size 16. Was $135. Now 1 Natural Gray Chinese Kidskin Coat, size 16. 1 Seal-dyed Rabbit Coat with fitch $98.75. Now._.. Muff Set, size 18. Was $115. 1 Chinchilla Rabbit Cape and Muff Set in size 14, Was 1 Leopard Cat Muff. Was $10.50, Now.. 1 Leopard Cat Muff, Was $16.95. Now. Furs, Tamp FLOOR, Junior Misses’ Sports Shoes, 332> Were $5 and $6 55 pairs in brown and black, in seal print calfskin, kiltie tongue, and monk-type styles. Sizes—AAA 4%, 5, 6, 6%, 7, 714, 8, 815; AA—4t0 6,7 to 9; A—4,4%,5,6,Tto9; B—3t08; C—3 to 9. 22 Pairs Boys’ Shoes in black calfskin with leather soles and ' heels. Sizes—B. 15, 3, 4, 4%, 5; C, 1%, 2%, 3, 3%, 7%: D, 1, 2, 3%,3,3%, 4, 6,7, T%. Were $5 and $6. NOW-.........§2.95 CmiLoREN's SHOES, Fouats FLoOR. 2