Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1929, Page 10

“Duco” for Furniture Enamels & Lacquers village. | progress of the work. During the first | meeting in London. — The river last night was cutting away | year of work $24,000,000 was spent | . - - YOIII] | chiefly in strengthening and repairing e T skin Corrects CLAFLIN | |[Esisam et, write SEETAANER TSR ECRDL LR SRE AESEU, 4 e Brushes & Sprayers | it doubts if it can do anything, since | the situation did not involve naviga t Reim CJ tion In the last 30 days the river LEARAN FRGAGLEVANN S BH GO and the letting of contracts for the | Alvin Young of New York, assisted by : High Army engineer officers expect | Court cases the engincers plan to begin | o ..\ o ; Rev. J. C. Dugger of Fairfax County, ' panists. N . ! protection levees at strategic points in | SPecial Dispatch to The Star. LO ok ! N ew | IU [NGUI_F IUWN [ this year's work to rid the Lower Mis- | FrO(GELOR levect, ot stratesie moints in | ™y OODLAWN, Va., July 20.—The an- | s AL astrous floods unless the water unex-| The levee work this Summer has been | Thursday, August 1, in the New Taber- tributaries has progressed, the engi- |Cape Girardeau. Mo., to the Arkansas' spots, grease, etc. It's a Village. ai the lower valley protection system, | Mexico, including the Bonnett Carre We Will Clean and Press A 8 Y | sourl River gnawed its way 10 feet out of the $325,000,000 appropriated un- The church is divided in regard io | g AUTO PAINTS, ENAM- We Call and Deliver levees on the main stream damaged by Specially Low Prices il J other message to the War Department | This year's work has included the Optician.s peamstrist Lacky Tiger Rem, Co., Kansas City, Mo, L& b N \ Jepe 1t C) THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY. JULY 929, 1999. Birds Point-New Madrid floodway on| Mount Vernon Camp Meeting to 4. I Jones of Washirgton. Mrs. H. H. sissippl Valley of the menace of dis-|ways in Arkansas and Louisiana, nual Holiness Camp Meeting will ope % % 7 Z % b4 weing PHENOID | pectedly reaches such tremendously |spread out along the entire river's | Nacle near Mount Vernon. It Wfllw‘: neers say. until they can withstand any | River; $9,000.000 from the Arkansas pleasure te “doll up” a car they believe, was demonstrated by the | spillway work. Men’s Overcoats | nearer Corning yester and less than | der the 1928 flood control act, Maj. e, racial problems, sex, the ma:- | ELS, FLOOR W AXES |of entrance to the village, would be |the 1927 flood, while $30,000.000 has | SPIN D[ ER 9 S | ¢ Washingtan, imploring it, a3 in pre- | rolsing and, widening of the levecs on | ious messages, to have Army engineers | the main river an utaries to HUGH REILLY COQ. [} it i, | J IRV T WHY TE-FO X W OODWARD & LOTHROP Caveat Emptor ul - = = = eaten away 480 feet of farm land alon, ‘Wl] north of New Orleans, with an in- ——— = THREAT NS a quarter-mile front. ® | it ailotment. of more than s3.000000, TABERNACLE TO OPEN. &%Wéf&“&%fl.?%“‘& FLOOD WORK GOES ON. 5 i the Missouri bank on the Mississippi. | Rev, Milton Thomas of Maryland, Miss Make Your Old Cal' By the Associated Fress. After settlement of pending Federal Start There August 1. nex‘:nu Munro ol’u l:a-ul?unm and Hc:gzloo'f m‘fi% ‘.v.fi? nl:tu “v‘l:gma. | | . i i high-levels as in 1927. course. This task and revetments of | tinue through August 11. The tabe: A Summ S ] 0DY CLEANER & Missouri Gnaws Path That GOt uckion 'of. lavaes ‘il floodways | dikes weakened by the 1927 flood have | Nacle is a five-minute walk from the er peCIa BOI Lk Y May Cut High Int along the Mississippl and its principal | cost $7.132,500 in the section from | West entrance to Mount Vernon. Lodg- ° METAL POLISH to remove y Cut Highway Into Until Sept. 1 rise in the waters except a flood of | River to the Red River, and $8.617,000 cjtastrophic nature. The cffectivencs: | from the Red River fo the Gulf of of with '.‘Phennid"—rcsul's are [ By the Asociaied Press | very high water last Spring. so satisfactory. CORNING, Mo, July 20.—The Mis- Abouf, $54,000.000 has been expended Men’s Topcoats ) 00 ks . 40 feet of land remained between the Gen. Edgar Jadwin, chief of Army En- | riage laws and birth control, declared | ‘ Z Ladies Long Coats ; river and the main highway into the |gineers, said today in outlining the | the Bishop of Salisbury at & recent i 4 ALTINS (We charge extra for fur trimming) and all other dependable paint supplies at— | cut off by morning, been utilized this Summer in the com- Corning_citizens last night sent an- mencement of the general project. 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Today things ar year out. ¢ different. The public can go to reli- able cleaners whose methods are standardized; where qnality and performance can be depended upon year in and . There was no way of knowing StLxs, Srcown PLoom. : - o Whenever you want fine dry cleaning vou know, with- out hesitation, where to get it, do you not? Washington Cleansers Guild BERGMANN'S CLEANERS & DYERS, INC. Plant. Lee Hishway, Rosslyn. Vs. (Buccessors to Tavenner's) District 3805 CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO. SPINDLERS’ 1120 Holbrook Terrace N.E. 801 Eleventh Street N.W. Lincoin 1810 National 2703 HALDEMAN CO., Quality Dry Cleaners THE TOLMAN DRY CLEANING 1733 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W, 6th and C Sts. Metropolitan 1124 Metropeltian 0071 WEST END LAUNDRY Launderers & Dry Oleaners Metropolitan 0200 Tourists’ Needs Are Here Every Tourist Needs These AN YA AR RS AR A NSRRI e R PANE N EBYAIP R P E NN T ourists like the convenience of these Parchment Folios, 35c With Smart Cut-out Initials So smart are they that one does not even regret hav- ing to spare the time from busy vacation days to “drop the folks a line.” Splendid-quality parch- ment paper; 10 sheets of paper and 10 envelopes— with most attractive blue and gray initials. Traveling Conveniences Tourist Bags, with zipper and purse tops, $4 to $5.50 Tourist Cases .....ccoveve e 65¢c to $5.50 Traveling Bottles sovneesss . $1.75 to $5.50 Cream and Powder Jars................ 75¢c and $1 \ Week-end packages—Hudnut's DuBarry, $1; Marie Barlow, $1.50; Elizabeth Arden, $3.85 to $18; Prim- rose House, $1 to $18; Rubinstein, $5.50; Kathleen Mary Quilan, $5 to $20; Dorothy Gray, $4.50. ‘Toner Gooros, ArsLe No. 14, Fmst PLoon. LERCH'S, Tne. 826 Twelfth Street N.W. National 2621 Copvright, 1939 U “Our” Word is Our “Bond” Waterman Pens; with clips or rings, $2.75. STATIONERY, AISLE 2, FIRST FLOOR. Popular Sheaffer Pen- cils; green or black, $1. PR WooDWARD & LLOTHROP 10™* 11™F anD G STREETS Gifts that Tourists Send Home Adjoining the Tea Room, on the seventh floor, where smart tourists Tunch, is the Gift Shop—where one cannot resist stopping to choose a few of these attractive gifts to send home. At $3.50 Japanese Vases Ash Trays Book Ends Rumidors Crystal Trees * At $1 Ash Trays Ivy Balls Cigarette Boxes Compacts Pyroglass Miniatures Girr 8Swor, SeventH FLOOR, At $5 Boudoir Clocks Book Ends Crystal Trees Japanese Tea Sets Cigarette Boxes The opportunity of the season to buy Walnut Room F a,sh‘ionis at Drastic Reductions Savings of Y4, 2 and More Handmade Philippine Gowns Special $ 1 15 These are Woodward & Lo- throp exclusive importations— fashioned of our own fine qual- ity nainsook—that looks better and wears longer. This nain- sook is sent to the Philippines, where it is hand-embroidered in exquisite designs. The qual- ity and styles are regularly much higher. All white— white with pastel embroidery and applique. Entirely hand- made. % Round and Vee Necklines With Kimono Sleeves or ' Sleeveless Styles CorroN Unperwear, Temp FLOOR. FENEBE R A GO ARG WN IEEAEA DN BB D NG Smart Mid-season Sports Oxfords $ 1 2.50 Tan buckskin oxfords, with genuine lizard wing tip and foxing to match—and the smart Kiltie tongue— are a wise choice for those who would be smart, for sports. Also in brown and white, black and white and all gray. . All.white Golf Oxfords, $10 Plytex rubber sole and bevel heel Wowmen's Suoes, THIRD FLOOR. ansaEREREC RS SEAY Practically the entire stock of Walnut Room Spring and Summer fashions has been reduced for immediate clearance —including fashion frocks for every occasion—in a splendid assortment of styles—and in women's and misses’ sizes. oreans “na o 72 Dresscs....; were $50 to $85.....now $34.75 58 Dresses.....were $65 to $95. . ... now $47.50 7 Dresses.....were$95 ........... now $65 4 Dresses.....were $100 to $165. . .now $75 1 Dresseeeeeesewas $175 ...cev....now $130 Printed Voiles, Batistes, Lawns, Dimities, special, 28¢ yard seem to vie for smartest honors in color harmony—in suggesting clever ways that you might make cottons into fashion frocks and tuck-in blouses. ? The tremendous importance that cottons have in the smart Summer wardrobe, adds emphasis to this spe- cial Woodward & Lothrop selling. Cool-looking prints A WA SHACATI S BANL BT 2 103 ¢ ’ New Artivals in Printed Voiles, 38¢ yard may purchase at this attractive low price Fashion's smart voiles. They are the very cottons that are mak- ing informal frocks for afternoon; the variety of prints is most unusual. ; Sagm So enthusiastic was every one about Woodward & . Lothrop’s first shipment of these cool cottons—that another order was immediately placed. Again you Corrons, Szconn FLoon. e ~ N e