Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1929, Page 16

16 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. JUNE 9. 1939—PART 1. ready for the first party of campers | Pleasant for her tenth consecutive sea- * |launched upon the market as Castor- recinct received a mysterious tolr.phone‘ ays. the 25, son. They are organizing thei; | NS | liquor-laden automobile was| His wife took the car. they say. and ere on June 25. | oo Y 8 8 their staffs b N | Rex, Ermine-Rex, Seal-Rex, Chinchilla- ON DRY LAW CHARGESi«S:r‘vist\:;‘(;hni?\ugndge“nnd to detain it.| drove to Virginia: am‘a‘uer l]}lm .duzgvg FOR SUMMER OUTINGS A:(ready._thc‘ m;:::;umm for a tw(:- v(,!:’e‘]p:‘r; AL nn‘French Add Rex to Designation, Rex and Russian-Rex. —_— | The call was from a_woman, police say.| objection of Higgins, who followed an _— week vacation in h camps as guests | Uor U L : 2 s s | gt G b v J ppeal for funds with which to | Selling at High Prices. vernment is takin, Richard Higgins, charged under the| Observing the machine driven by Hig- | recovered iz Car bier her oblections.| pDuring the past week most of the| Of the Summer outings commitice are Public appeal for funds with whic Ll 3 | The French governm king a Jones-Stalker dry law on counts of gins, police halted it and declared that On the way home he was apprehended. | . o "0 o0 "pe 5 oneoia oy Camp Goud‘ z;:fm%hnfsdflg: s‘\?fl:hnox:’n\:illnxl%\'b:‘xsillz ings committee is one of the 57 mem.| FPARIS (A.—The scientific breeding| keen interest in the development of i o sear vealed a cargo of alleged = i i . A i i v his activity, eminently suitable to small transporting and possessing, was held|a scarch revealed a o — Will in Rock Creek Park in anticipa-| tors of the Associated Charities and DCr agencies of the Community Chest. of rabbits, now carried on in France | this activity, emi y g gl o A "C‘;,.f,‘:"féz}32;“”"‘.’;,72?&‘3?’3? contranand cargo| Pickled whale meat is being shipped | tion of the coming of the first party of | other friends of the committee. Miss == - on an extgnsive scale, is bringing for- | business men and which during 1926 R i e FRDH Ity |in his car {rom Canada. but on arriv-| from the Isle of Harris, Scotland, to the| children and mothers June 26, and tne | Rachel Haviland will again have charge | Uruguay plans to spend nearly| tunes to mumerous Frenchmen, The | brought in a total of $105,000,000. In- A Afay 26 Policemen’ G W. She-ing here was afraid to unload it and | Kongo for human consumption. tents for Camp Pleasant at Blue Plains. ' of Camp Good Will and Mrs. Laura B. $4.000.000 in road improvement. skins, speclally cured and with the | dividual pelts sell at from $2.50 to 815. MA“?‘-{ HELD UNDER BOND " [ mault and M. 1. Bridges of the seventn| carried it in his machine for su‘erllh’ENTs ARE BEING SET UP |D.C. will be in place the coming week | Glenn will he superintendent at camp| FQRTUNE IN RABBIT FUR. |addition of the little word Rex, are Are You in a Hurry? You Can Read This Entive Announcement in Less Than 5 Minutes! LANSBURGH & BRO |A Timely Summer Here Are Five Of the NeWESt Featuring the Seven Fabrics Most in Demand for Summer’s A r r i Vv a 1 S i n S u m m C r F r 0 C k S Smartest Fashions--at Prices That Afford Distinct Economies The Cape Ensemble Are New s Silks from our regular stocks ted by special purch fering 5,000 yards “« L j gular stocks augumented by special purchases offering 5,000 y. Chlffon Frocks Are as GOOd of desirable silks at a worthwhile saving! Hundreds of new colors and designs. as Ever”---And There Are 495 Other Frocks JustasSmart 4 O‘In Prin te d Fla t Crepe We can't seem to get enough of these smart frocks—for women who are a bit 2 ; § With warm out-door days eomes the season of gay E 9 L ahead of fashion are choosing them now for 3 ¢ ) clothes. Observe the fashionable crop of leaf designs, their entire Summer wardrobe—or tucking f small checks cool and crisp as a lettuce leaf, perennial them into vacation-bound trunks! Chiffons 4 G dots in all sizes, and the sudden blooming of bright - in billowy styles for afternoons and evenings =tk < , modernistic flowers on light and dark backgrounds. Every YARD —silk pique and flat crepe sleeveless tennis 1 / B yard of exquisite quality! frocks with deep cut sun backs—washable flat crepe jacket frocks for golf and specta- tor sports—and scores of smart printed i frocks that are fashionable for anywhere ! 3 i ‘N; a S h a b 1 e F 1 a t C rep e at anytime! Misses’ sizes, 14 to 20; wom- en’s sizes, 36 to 46—and extra sizes. The fashionable world is playing the game hard these 9 T p - bright mornings—tennis, golf, motoring, having smart 8 Tlle Flve M [e] d els i » b luncheons later at Country Clubs. Nine times out of ten & the frocks they wear are made of washable flat crepe— "/MI” A ( S k e tched ’ $ 1 2 .95 é{ i S offered tomorrow in a heavy lustrous quality below reg- YARD ular price! Choice of fifty shades! 40 inches wide. Extreme Left—The truly smart women will include in her Summer wardrobe one of the new tailored chiffon ensembles in a smart polka dot. $12.95. Left—And for golf or spectator sports a washable flat crepe jacket frock with tucked front and are arms. $12.95. 4 Cel;ller Right—The cape ensemble is the youthful 2 40-Inch W as h a b 1 e F l at C re pe modern’s eh:ice ;lhen of washable flat crepe in . 0 tel shade. $12.95. & k . Extreme Right—For daytime, a lovely Eton jacket 4 X 40-Inch Heavy Printed Flat Crepe frock of blue georgette with printed chiffon L . = ® YARD Mn:::e:.u-‘::. Misses’ Dress Shop—Second Floor < i v 40-Inch Printed = Geor giette Crepe 36-Inch New Printed Foulards 32.Inch Washable Printed Shantung A FabTiC AdViSOT, for a nominal fee, will cut, pin and fit ma- Coats for Vacation Wear Sharply Reduced . terials purchased in our Silk Department. Originally $16.50 to $25 Originally $25 to $35 Originally $35 to $59.50 SR $12 318 328 Value plus style! Coats that were obviously There never was a better time to buy a coat Coats of distinction, many one-of-a-kind * L3 * Electric Sewing Machines much more—for they're dressy and ensemble ;:_]wui::a:s Vfit’:'ihf:flmg;;;”::rd l:;f)or::;;]':j models—broadcloths, kashmeres, basket weaves At Savings Of $27.50 tO types of soft broadcloth, kasha broadcloth and of Gibtoadiloth, Sbatker: ~weave: Ihatlonare and soft shimmering silks—mostly furred or velveteen. In the straightline, cape or scarf bengaline, furred or with intricate ‘‘dress- showing many individual cape or scarf treat- $41 During This Week silhouette—Dblack, Admiral blue, tan, gray and maker” touches. Black, Admiral blue, navy, ments, flares or tucked backs. Black, navy navy. Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to £2. gray and tan. All sizes. and tan. All sizes. The Console Model Women's and Misses’ Coat Shop—Second Floor Regularly $1 10 Beginning A Feature Sale in Time Tomorrow 5’000 Yards COOI. S I|E ; $69 to Choose Gifts for Graduation Miss Corry * i N Beauty Counsellor h d . ___'_____ Beca f its beauty of desij Ridiabile Wistiles s cometer | Sheer Printe | e ] Lo b f dein to Achieve . ; pissly . a Charming AT THE INVITINGLY :l;:l::::n;nfora:r l:.:“dr:;n-. :I'l":a-“hi?:::'h and quiet running; Elgin Strap Watch Complexion LOW PRICE OF ANitaiet il conviucery et TNl For Boys_in autsacive nicke M wingerioo i $2 Downiveiee ey 5urt Towela: an ex. perhaps ~envied, the 3 9 Yard j ;:lg;;art time- $14.50 healthy clear skins of c ;}:::e tzgou}:a)‘,;:u.wisfi:g Nothing is so cool and comfortable for Summer D €s k M Y d el The Portable EleCtrlc 6-Jewel Watches forkstich wa ¥ becomiing afternoon and evening wear! And here at an ex- Regularly $95 For Miases—in beautifully en- &lowingicomplERioaNit ceptionally low price are the season’s Iove!lcsl pat- graved nickel chromium cases T terns, florals, lacy effects, dots and modernized con- With black ribbon ventional patterns—in soft, rich blends on white or Requires a mini- strap and catch. Miss Corry’s instruc- 4 : : $8,95 4 tinted grounds. 39 inches wide. Many of these mum of space even Accurately ad- : d th Justed tions—an il ” H } in the smallest Plrinandlfacalipieraraes were made to sell at a much higher price. iR nhe e tions correctly. plete with attach- 15-Jewel Watches J ments, : . g A . i Regularly SIS S | g Danchess of | Lhese Eight Fabrics 39 e i ninbbe Armand Beauty Priced Tomorrow, Yd. C O ff A 11 Light in weight—may be carried any- strap and 24 95 . i P e toh $ o Aids, a Booklet - s where—even to a friend's house! Wal ca Enti 36-In. Printed Sport Pique Crepes F 1 nut-finished base and cover, and a Entitled 39.In, Printed Handkerchicf Lawn 0 oor lendid sewing machine. Take ad Dokt Waibios FIND 36-In. Dainty Printed Dimities A I e Renary ] 39-In. Printed Sheer Batist vantage of this great saving! For Men and Boys—Good YOURSELF. 36-In. Printed Sports Piq\le: S amp l S o 0w e £ ; TS A Study of You 36-In. Printed Broadcloths Jg’l’::ed‘;\ s :l‘i: $6 95 Will Be Glygn 32-In. Printed Soiesettes silver cases i Without Additional 36-In. Printed Suitings Beautiful full console models—desk models—portables—all at prices that afford Bewsier=Birest Tone Charge, During R s e unusual savings. Limited number, for these are just the demonstrators we have had on This Demonstration the floor. All in perfect running condition! -+ Tollet Goods—BStreet Floor Sewing Machines—Third Floor