Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1929, Page 21

THE EVENII;I.(; STAK ‘WASHINGTON. D (‘ 1929. : VICTIMS ARE WHOOPEE GUESTS A belion b b i (L WORLD CATHERS[VICID ARE WHOOBEE GUBSTS | - 2o ki DAY, OCTOBER 7, PROACHING OUR 34th ANNI VERSARY! - AT TULSA EXHIB"S Rialdlonse Hillilp Tarsel Tats Twrss s ke P i &2 S Hour Frolic, Including “Free” Drinks Beach Bans Sun Bathing. Roustabouts and Magnates Seaview, Isle of Wight, has banned i TR et WS e i s s s oo s e R i G il in Attendance at Sixth 3n_fl Beauty Contest. Annual Show. st S e R “At Seventh and K Phone NAtional 5220~———————————The Dependable Store By the Assoclated Press. ‘The orchestra ghm as_the erowd, CHICAGO, October 7.—Six merry |under orders, The robbers By the Assoctated Press. bandits sallied early yesterdsy into[JO[eq in the meriment. . e TULSA, Okla, October 7.—Rousta- | the Palm Gardens, suburban roadhouse, = bouts and millionaires of the ofl world ) robbed patrons and ent of | house. converged upon Tulsa yesterday as the | $10,000 cash and Je?e.ll and then Prices Down sixth annual international petroleum exposition and con; , presenting an impressive picture of progress, got under ‘WaY. At the exposition grounds thousands of oil-minded persons, from many States and several foreign viewed the yearly show windows of the ofl industry, where the range of ex- hibits runs from mighty 1,000-horse- power engines to delicate scales for ‘weighing cases. The layman was there, too, and to him the exposition was re- vealed as a vantage point for the study of a fascinating subject. ‘The day was set aside_especially for delegations from New York, Illinols, Michigan and Kansas, as drillers’, pumpers’, tool dressers’, farm bosses', pipe liners’ and roughnecks’ and rousta- bouts’ day, Important Sessions. ‘While the exhibits of equipments used in the production, transportation, zefining .and marketing of petroleum are more comprehensive than at any previous exposition, leaders of the in- dustry see the greatest value of the event In the conjunctive business ses- slons and technical gatherings. These meetings are counted upon to domuch, through exchange of ideas and view- points, toward solution of the problems of everproduction, conservation, legis- lation, co-operation and utilization. Aviation events arranged in connec- | tony a)so tion with the oil show arc attracting wide interest. Tomorrow afternoon there will be & 50-mile closed course race and aerial acrobatics by FPreddy Lunde, stunt fiyer. At night an anti-aircraft battery from Little Rock. Ark., will train its guns upon the 88th Observation Squadron, which will bomb the ex- position grounds. e POLICEMAN IS WOUNDED WHILE CLEANING GUN Taylor M. Lewis. Home From Hos- pital on Furlough. Is Returned to Walter Reed. ‘Taylor M. Lewis, member of the twelfth precinct police command, 32 years old and residing at 4415 Ivy street, Brentwood, Md., accidentally shot himself through the left knee last night while in the bathroom of his bome cleaning his service revolver. Lewis, veteran of the World War, was a patlent at Walter Reed Hospital the last few days and was away from the hospital yesterday on a 24-hour fur- Jough. Last night, while preparing to return to the hospital he saw the m taken to Walte: pital by the Prince Georges County res- cue squad. “@in” and “It” Coats Shown. % "mh tlllre‘ retudm n;“ the cocktail c:hlt o favor in London have appeared the “it” and the “gin” coats. The “it” is a rather flery red and beige lame, while the “gin,” as one fashion expert puts it, is “carried out in black and white.” turned the hold-up “into a two-hour frolic which included a beauty contest. It was the sextet’s fifth visit in three months to the Palm Gardens, so0 when volley of shots announced their latest call Cam Fiddle, the proprietor, simply sighed, punched open the cash register, and stood resignedly aside. The i yielded about $800; 60 patrons yielded the rest. “This is no funeral” the leader of the bandits shouted and called toward the orchestra: “Let's have some music.” BRITISH ISLES HIT BY SEVERE STORMS Wind and Rains Do Heavy Damage in England. Ireland and Portugal. By the Assoclated Press. . "‘132'4'1"'«9."‘"’“ and a patron were | [f pol Ju b 1! PPYour choice,” the leader suggested |[i to Fiddle, P a gun against his ribs, “is that timid little girl over there.” | i The timid little girl was the judges’ |} unanimous choice. The boss_bandit awarded her a $25 prize—in Fiddle's ||| money. 'l'l-nl;: :“ G;.I"{‘ &o;thhxmm out for th‘e even! es Was recognized. He was lu'&ped of his gun and star. don narrowly escaped engulfment in a waterspout over the Channel. The Mall quoted a passenger as saying the ma- || chine was at the very edge of the dis- | 'tll_xhrbmce before the pl)llot t.h‘r:t it e:n“r. I e passengers were al wn al made sick and terrified. —e Buttons of great strength, uniform w“mfn quality and anent colors are bel new chemical product. g made of plastic albumen, 2 | |i Brand New Victorias Marmon Roosevelt Was $1,315—Wire ll Wheels—Now $1,115 Was $1,215—Wood Wheels—Now $1,015 Your Car in Trade—Terms il 4”C MOSES | Motor Co. 1522 14th St. N.W. Super Values—Every One! Smart Frocks Constantly Arriving To Join Our Specialized Line at This Popular Price! Indeed, it takes a constant influx of new dresses to keep our $9.90 racks filled . . . for Washington women have lang since discovered that these frocks are all that ly: last-minute fashi in the le at this low price. velvet and silk jacket frocks attractive dark crepes and satins that meet the b girl’s requirements . « » slenderizing crepes and georgettes for the larger woman . . . richly toned Winter prints, including tweed LONDON, October 7.— Windstorms, with gusts of between 50 and 60 miles an hour velocity, struck the British Isles over the week end and did con- siderable damage. Portugal and Brit- y suffered. Streams in the mountain districts, swelled by the torrential rains accom- nying the wind, broke down bridges, ed villages and drove people from their homes. There was great damage along the coast, with small craft and light shore structures destroyed. The south coast of England was badly hit, especially ‘Weymouth, Bornemouth and Exeter. Ireland was hard beset, with bridges swept away in the County Tyrone and many cattle drowned and crops de- stroyed. The floods caused household- ers in some districts to take refuge in the upper floors of their homes. A passenger plane from Paris to Lon- — e AAAAARER R RE] AAMAAMARAAAA A Clear Complexion Ruddy cheeks—sparkling eyes— most women can havi Dr. F. M. Edwards for 20 years treated scores of women for liver and bowel ailment: During these patients a sub- calomel made of own vegetable ingredie nai them Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. Know them by their olive The “Rambler” OXFORD OF 3 PAIRS FOR $5.50 u normal action, carrying o the waste and poisonous matter in one's system. If you have a pale face, sallow look, du'I'I i Thousands of women and men take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets— now and then to keep fit. 13c, 30c and 60c. Philipshorn ELEVENTH ST. = BETWEEN F4G Tuesday and Wednesday October Eighth and Ninth Rich's F STREET AT 10th A VERY SMART TAILORED BLUE OR GREEN SUEDE AT $14. ALL THE NEW AUTUMN SHADES IN SILK HOSIERY AT $). 95 AAAALRAAARR AR ARN] AMAARAARAR AR AR Fashion Promenade and Selling' COATS AND WRAPS for LARGER WOMEN Are You This Type? For the Larger Taller who weur sizes v 381 to Are You This Type? For the Larger Women of Me. dium Height who wear sizes 35Y, to 51Y,. Women 50%. Are You This Type? For the Larger Shorter Women who weur sizes 35Y; to 51%. DISPLAY ON LIVING MODELS 11:30 to 1 Philipsborn’s complete Coat Selections not only display every new fashion but they feature specialized groups for those requiring extra sizes. Coats that lored by hand to your exact measure. entire line from which you may sel And in this event a noted Manufacturer any additional charge. $59.50 4:30 to 5:30 and Silhouette are custom taie will display his léct any style and have your Coat made to order without to $208.50 patterns a leading sport note! Goldenberg's—Second Floor. $2.95, $3.50 and $3.95 FALL MILLINERY Every Hat Every New Brand-New! s 1 .88 Silhouette! Again tomorrow we continue this great hat event . . . with its hundreds of smart new models in soleil, felt, velour and velvet. Every color, every headsize to meet your needs. Goldenbers's—Second Fioor. $1.95 and $2.25 New BERTHA COLLARS Of Lace and 51 39 Exceptionally [} Georgette Priced! Delightful new collars such as so many Fall frocks are wearing! A wonderful way to “dress up” a last season’s frock—or to trim a new one. Slip-over models—or back panel with front ties. Geldenbers's—Main Floor. 50c & $1.00 Fancy Beads New 29 c Novelty Colors Designs Uniquely modeled chokers and fancy bead neck- laces, cut crystals and opaque beads that will lend to your appearance. Some are on metal chains. $1 Metal Watch Bands Fine mesh bands in buckle extension style. White _metal chromium plate finish. For men and women. 6 c 79c Printed Rayon Flat Crepes 36 Inches 69c Guaranteed Wide Fast Colors Beautifully colored rayon and cotton flat crepes that will make stunning dresses for women, misses and school girls. Delightfully patterned. 79¢ 40-Inch Rayon Satins Aa attractive de of this wellliked satin. faced rayon febric.. Shown in white, black and 590 maay iag shades. <a Geoldsnbers's—Maln Flosr. $1.25 Bleached Sheets 81x90-In. 88 C Perfect Size Qu?ll'ly Fine quality heavy round thread cotton sheets that will sell in half dozen and dozen lots at this unusually low price. Full double bed size with deep hems. 35¢ Bleached Pillowcases inches. Goldenbers’s—Main Floor. # $5.00 Part-Wool Blankets, Pr. 662x80-In. $3.65 Pretty Size Colors Honyouwillfindlemphhlimoffineql-lity blankets in many tempting colors. Real warm and comfy. An unusuel bargain. $5.00 Genuine Palmer Comforts Now is the time t pare for those cold Win- ter :‘:hl‘w—:t !:l: :l:::fl.lll sale of geod qual- s2'95 ity sateen-covered pieced comforts. Geldenbers’s—Fourih Fleor. # $35 Alex. Smith Axminster Rugs s=12Ft. 323.85 834106 F. Heavy, high-piled rugs of beautiful patterns that are suitable for any room of your l:cnu. Twenty-two rich, luxurious patterns. Sold as slight seconds, but the imperfections are hardly noticeable. $3.00 Inlaid Linoleum, Sq. Yd. Armstrong’s Grade “A” Inlaid Lincleum in 19 meat patteyns. Slight seconds. sl '95 Goldenbers’s—Downstiairs Stere. youthful three-piece knitted sport frocks, Sizes 14 to 46. ots’ $5.98 Winter Coats *3.98 Sizes for Kiddies 2 to 6 Years Every coat of all-wool, in velour, chinchilla and fancy _mixturu. Some have fur collar, others pret- tily w& with grey astrakhan. Many colors, in- cluding Navy, Rose, French Blue, Tan, Buff, Brown and Green. Cute little hats to match with some models. § oys’ $3.50 & $3.95 Lumberjacks Special $2 .95 Sizes 8 to Purchase! 16 Years Good looking, neatly cclored plaid lumberjacks that are warm and durable. Dress your boy for school and play in one and save his better clothes. Boys’ 69c to 95c Blouses A special lot of fancy mixture blouses with attached collars. Sizes 4 to 16 years. Also but- 59c tom-om style in the lot. Some irregulars. Goldenberg’s—Third Fleer. $6.00 and $6.75 Transparent and CHIFFON VELVETS AlLSilk 34.9 8 40 Inches Qualities! Wide Shimmering printed transparent velvets with backgrounds of blue, green or brown . . . and handsome close pile chiffon velvets in black, tan, brown, blues and other Fall shades. Geldenbers's—Main Floor. 69c Linen Towels B5¢ Closely woven linen huck towels with jacquard side borders, and space for monogram at end. $1.19 Scarfs and Sets Scarfs, Buffet Sets and Vanity Sets, ir white 9 with colored band or lace medellion. 8 C GolZezberg's=—Ms!a Flser. $1.19 Costume Slips 89c iz Buy a Supply! Very Special! Regular Sizes Values! Dainty, silky looking luster glow slips—out- standing values at 89c! Nicely tailored in white, pink, rose, green or maize. $1.25 House Dresses Straightline models of good quality prints— 8 with or without sleeves. Broken sizes. 80 Geldenberg’s—Second Floor. $1.15 Drapery Damask, Yd. 50 Inches Delightful Wide 79c Colovings Fashion your draperies from this rich-looking damask, which is wide enough to split (50 inches wide). Choice of over twenty brand-new patterns. 55¢ Drapery Rayon, Yard Pt e i | $3.95 Electric Toaster “Torrid” Torrid $2.98 A Splendid Investment A I:i'llvludo electric toaster with a reversible holder. Complete with attachment cord. Fully guaranteed. Take advantage of this saving. 19¢ China Cups and Saucers, 6 for Attractively decorated Japanese China Cups and Saucers of a fine thin quality. 790 Geldenbers’s—Downstairs Stere. = ree Parking Space Opposite 8th St. Entranc v