Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1929, Page 15

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JULY 14, 1929—PART 1 MIDWEST TURNING 10 WATER TRAFFIC Move Begun by Steel Men: to Canalize Mahoning and Beaver Rivers. Are You In a Hurry? You Can Read This Entire Announcement In Less Than 4 Minutes LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 . BY GEORGE B. BEISS. Correspondent 6f The Star. tems of waterway transportatio: i Printed Crepes and Chiffons ;‘: twmerhers n.udu:u"hferw PTfame on the Ohio snd Mistssippt NN In a Score Of New z‘-M Ztt‘,i’xe‘c’{iz?l eevegA mmé‘fig’"zm 10 D : Yafd e V.5, - Summery Patterns u Lhe big steel producers in me Valley, known #s the ~Ruhr rica, has, us ‘Mfgg;m;; 4\ b If you can sew you can have several frocks for the price of one—and all of RS ST / : R them with that individual touch so Lessential these days! Printed crepes and printed chiffons—two of the season’s smartest silks specially priced for tomor- row’s selling! Choose from the newest patterns—smart all-over effects, “blurry” florals, small dots, tiny florals on dark grounds—and scores of chic conventional designs on cool Summery grounds. §oth 40 inches wide. B Washable Crepe Summer Silks $1.88 Yard $1.39 Yard What the active sports woman is Printed flat crepes, heavy washable Cool! Sheer Cotton Dresses for Girls Dresses That Have $ 1 .9 5 Been In Regular Stock at $2.95—Now That you may be sure of their value we tool 200 dresses right from stock and reduced them chandise up and down !.M canals. Canals Finally Abandoned. There are =uu many of '.ha old canals in the State of Ohio. Sometimes t.bey serve as railrced roadbeds lnd some of them are just weed-gro W POo] After the coming of the n.m-and m:- 3 rivers and ea: of load as 1 u-e uxkcad.. h:u".ng ment for eu:h !c'x 3 'ge_equi .g'*.s onl\ abcuc 300 pounds for ur_k ton of fr ventage over cities not on waterways | that business in the inland cities has ere The War Department has slresdy been asked to make 2 survey of the ux- ing and Beaver Rivers to de wnnlges over the | uul ef " is opened. chzed \flmon town. sluez Tube t!:_.rd la.rzusb independent steel producer, imports about 5000000 tons of eon.l from its uu.nes Pennsylvania and Wut V).rtinu h year. canalization of the two rivers, it X us savings in freight charges to \a.uey mills | and to consumers all over the cauntry A movement was started so ago to build 2 canal about 11D mi.us leng from Lake !rie to the Ohio River, using the Beaver, :hnnmz and the Mnaqulto Creek. 'I e route has al- ready been found feasible by the War t 0ers, Rough. Weave Shantung For sports frocks and en- sembles” Wriis and sl $1.68 using for tennis or golf frock. White and 49 other shades that go with sun- bronzed skins. crepes, smart shantung pongee and sporty striped crepe and broadcloths —every Summer color represented! A Fabyric Advisor Is Here to Cut and Fit Silk for You. Charges for T his Service Are Very Moderate. Ik Department—Third Sheer Printed Flaxons At the Extra Special Price 29C Yard For informal afternoons and evenings a dainty light frock of Flaxon will lend color and charm! A delight fully sheer material, smart, yet prac- tical—for it will tub a whole Summer without losing a bit of its original newness. Dozens of designs from which to choose; 40 inches wide. PRINTED VOILES, in a wealth of lovely designs for fashioning cool Sum- mer frocks for you or the kid- dies; 38 inches wide. Yard 38C PRINTED COTTON FOULARDS, for the many little in-and-out-of-the-tub frocks mG: needs for Sman:ler wear. y prints on white grounds. Yard 33c¢ ENGLISH GARDEN LAWNS, in gay floral p‘r;ntEsn that take their colorings from ol glish flower gar- dens; 36 inches wide. Yard 49C HANDKERCHIEF LAWNS, in . ex- quisitely tinted designs; ideal for cool sleeveless frocks ::d wear ‘;/lhu vacationing; 36 and 40 inches. Yord 38c cessene $1! Sleeveless and short-sleeve styles, sizes 7 to 14; those up to 10 years have bloomers. Sketched is a red and white dimity, green pique and flower- ed voile with net and lace. Girls’ Wear Shop—Fourtk Floer A Bag Ewvent! Featuring Summery Fabric Bags AT THE SPECIAL PRICE 32.95 Whether it's a voluminous sports bag er a wee dress bag, each one has its own inside purse and mirror, and is painstakingly lined with silk! The type of bag tremendously chic with cotten frocks; many of embroidered silks to appear with more formal costumes. Bright pastel colors. Handbars—Street Floor Wash Geods—Third Floor an expe: and 3110000000 which Vacation Luggage At Three Low Prices $2.95 Women's unfitted cases, 12 and 14 inches d name was Edward S. Holmes. Tbt pouce ‘were punlzd S0 was the court, case wu certmud umu today. Thl.s morniny name was| Washington, and he stuck to it. Police found out that Wi 'S it Another Ttalian Wins Laurels. PROVIDENCE, .R. I. July 13— A New Dinner Service for 8 Persons--Only #13.50 Buttercup yellow and meadow green—can you think of lovelier, more refreshing color combination for Summer china? These two colors trim this new ivory service of 56 pieces—complete for serving eight persons. (Sketched). A Man’s Choice! | White Broadcloth . 4 P o u ' . Tomorrow at a Remarkably Low Price. un;svcwn and th& :u.ncnon I of the Beaver and the Mahoning | Shlrts i o el ‘ Onl 116 Utility Cabin et AlL ! I Due to Slight Imperfections on GETSflS - L! $ 1 6 5 Painted Surface, We Offer This ‘James N. Washington Identifies L 4 Usual 58.75 Value for RoliEsss wen A man wants a shirt he can send to the . ity h"_:; ze:: szt e laundry often and still have it wear, the $ and s slight Tapee neckband keeps its size, the broadcloth ® e 4 - '-‘“,:f,"‘“;}“,;‘ look just as lustrous, and that’s what these 20! ?‘é’fz" e sy L | Lansburgh & Bro. white broadcloth shirts The Two Styles Sketched :;fmgfiflfiu:&u}s“ 108 (s vera\citEant: do! Also in neckband style; 1315 to 18. ; 1 wide, of strong cobra grain DuPont covering; C,;:’,”Z,fi ?,L m'mhflw,; "fl%fi:‘z‘, :;,'%,‘:E Me_h’s Blue Sil.k TiesAre A fe.wbir::rfs and :c;:rtc:;ne; :npf':t i:::;; ‘ | round edge with mirror in lid; black or brown. Dotted and Flgured, $1 can remedy in a jiffy—and you have made R i ' a great saving! Some with shelves slightly $ 4 9 5 i ue ‘i‘m’t = snoswy b warped. Come early for best selection! . rts makes a smart Summer contrast, Green, grey, blue, white. Broom closets or and blue that is polka dotted or neatly linen and dish cupbeards DuPont covering of brown boar grain insures figured is greatest in faver. AR many vacations’ wear out of these cases; moire 4 S lined; shirred pockets; two locks; semi-round I nterwoven edge. A beautiful and serviceable case! SOCkS, 50c Pair Gladstone bags, suitcases, handbags, week ead i i s i cases (24 and 26 inches) of genuine cowhide; women's Plain or fancy rayon or lisle socks in wardrobe hanger box and case in black aad 310 colors and patterns that match men’s suits P. and other accessories. They have the patented inter-woven heel and toe, which means longer wear. Sues 9/2 to 12. championship there. Ben s Cemohtmn lor ?m-bu.r‘h Clearance! FOOTWEAR '4.85 Were $5.95 and $7.50 the size ranges have £ to beeol:: dqlflgewg are "orad pumps, straps and ties, and wdt soles; mostly blendc kid, *7.85 Were 310 aend $12.50 New Crystal and Green Stemware, Doz. $4 F ttern, with slender green stem; vlur nblm, l.herbeu blers and fruit salads. Colors to blend with the above Winnes ware. Universal Tourist Iron Wrought Iron $3.95 Reading Lamp With Frame, $5.95 Pyrex meat ymm-s come Meay be taken apart and put in Plfi‘lud .h.d“m‘% cel&u in well and tro small carrying ease which comes match lamps ) -1 with the iron. Weighs 3 Ibs. ::,‘ k) Vith toudh ot R e 3hiad Pyrex Meat Platter needed this value: lllrrn aluminum, size, $1.98. dun Tiessd Chins and Glassware—Sixth l'lur BERe t blonde kid shoes mthhghbnishmdcubnbnb— straps, ties and step-ins; numbers of Flex- i g Garden Hose, 7c Foot l-;thh.-!hh“fll nen- M-WMMW Housewares—Sizth Floos g ik ik il - 1]