Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1929, Page 25

y D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, '[929. gartment who Wil care for the chil-| GOVERNMENT HASTENS mmmm %w.,l | CONDEMNATION HEARING Leonard has sul get for ;’nt year 'o u:- bunl of dl- Only Two Court Days Necessary to to thecmmmlltym * TFix Price of Land Bought Ju:}ah Goldenberg, director and mem- by United States. B ralth, mflhflgm' @-u:ua was A record for expedition in land con- Lo jnexpired eI | gemnations was set by the first jury as the por }bu:md s ) of five citizens called oper- of to put into um new Federal’ mewdemm and vlev.d’“go ber of the ymmmwmmd& trial of cases in his court and ided at the hearing of evidencs before condemnation jury. At the concl STAR, WASHINGTON ;| MEDICAL AIDASSIGNED TO JEWISH FOSTER HOME THE EVENING 2 E ] 1 5 i ] 7 i ] 3 B WILL OF MERCHANT FILED FOR PROBATE John A. Moore’s Estate Is Valued i in Excess of $225.000. Sons Inherit Business. John A. Moore, Seventh street mer- chant, who died September 24, left an estate valued in excess of $225,000, ac- cording to the petition of his son, J. Alfred Moore, executor, Clinton, Md., for Predicts $173,000,000 Ad- the ‘probate of his will. ‘The merchant (dition to Federal Program. | the probate of his wil g 2 o S Maryland valued at $123,66' and h \ e Government public building pro- | Personal property estimated at 162,00, m will be increased by an author- tion of $173,000,000, t night by Chasirman Richard N. jott of the House committer on blic buildings and_grounds, speaking Jefore the Pedenl Bar Assoclation at the cosmos Club. Elliott, who has taken a promi- nént part in shaping legislation for the gteat program which s now under way, d_the present program calls for ex- nditure of $363,000,000, In addition this he predicted that $73,000,000 re would be needed as additional thorization to be spent in this city i $100.000,000 n the States. Mr. Elliott explained that for the first B e e Tt der way & program which he char- ized as comprehensive and busi- Supreme Court Need Stressed. Concerning the new Supreme Court & Blilding, the speaker declared that many county courthouses provided more adequate facilities than were Ayailable in the Capital. James W. Baldwin, chief clerk of the Department of Justice explained the eu for the new Department of Jus- Building which is to be erected in wlllned the difficulties of this de- ent in housing since the begin- A.l!im‘.lnt Attorney General Charles P. Sisson discussed the United States 88 a “great client” of all the Izderal Jawyers assembled. Assistant Attorney General Seth W. Richardson described his adventurss on :‘:moe trip through Northwest Can- % | Prominent Guests Present. ‘Guests included Under Secretary of State Joseph C. Cotton, Solicitor eral Charles Evans Hughes, jr., of the Department of Justice; Maj. Clarence M. Young, Assistant Secretary of Com- merce for Aeronautics; Robert H. Lucas, 3 i § 2§ i gg FOR RENT Four Rooms, Kitchen, Bath, Reception Hall and Porch. Newly Dec- orated. $50 Per Month "THE IRVING 3020 Dent Place N.W. Just North of 30th and Q Sts. g i i ARGER BUILDING QUTLAY FORESEEN l'iouse Committee Chairman children—EKate dnlph Willlam A Moore and J. Alfred Moore. g 5 H | 3 i 5, E 3 ; : é ES gsky ; pervising Health Conditions. Dentists Also Engaged. Seeking to bring the Jewish Foster Home to the highest possible state the board of directors has arranged for a part-time medical ' director to take charge of the health phase of the home. Plans include periodic examination of the children and there will also be a Thread Silk Hose $]. 2 Pairs for Seconds of $1.50 purée silk hose, in chiffon silk, silk to the top, and service weight with lisle hem, Ex- cellent assortment of colors. Street Floor. i o2 e is devised Amxney rston appears for the i fi —s Jnuph Norris, who said he drove the Prince of Wales and Lord Plumer dur- é the World War, was recently fined near Liverpool, England, . Feather dealers of China are nchdn: attempted adulteration, such as adding of sand and tut in nu.l! pleces to increase being prac- 50 and costs for reckless driving ticed by poultry raisers. Full-Fashioned Boys’ and Girls’ Halloween Costumes $1.50 Values, Sizes 6 to 12 Cholce :gfim Soldler, Chfl, Bo-Peep, Mammy dian Squaw styles, excel- lently ‘made. of 'q teriais—spocially priced for Dollar D-y Street Floor. Satufactlon Smce 1859 INGS PA 810-818 Seventh St. NW. Men’s $2.00 Lined Capeskin Gloves Exactly half price for thm splendid quality gloves with nrm)y fleeced lining. In brown, tan and black. Street Floor . Men’s Genuine B. V. D. Union Suits All sizes 36 to 46 in perfect quality B. V. D. athletic union suits, standard of quality and comfort. Limit, 4 to a customer. No C. O. D. or phone orders. Street Floor. Twin-Heel Hose, 2 Prs. for ‘Women's silk - and - rayon hose, perfect quality with 31. twin black heels. 50c Sport Hose 3 Pairs for ‘Women's smart Fall hose, knit of combination rayon, wool and_cotton to the top. Perfect. Popular colors. Misses’ Sport Hose, 4 Prs. for Misses' long, shaped sport i hose in rayon mixtures. New colorings. BSlight irregulars, Women’s Burson \Hose 4 Prs, for Van Heusen Collars, 4 for Perfect quality, all sizes, 14 to 17. Van Jack, Van Nord, Van Glow, Van Long, Van Ince, Van Kissell. Limit, 4 o & customer. Men’s Sweaters Sizes 36 to 46 in V-neck sweaters, showing dark heather mixtures. good quality flannelette pa- s Jjamas in sizes 16 to 20. Men’s Fancy Socks, 5 Prs. for Men’s Work Pants Sizes 34 to 42 waist in serv- iceable pants with wide-cut legs, belt loops and cuff bot~ toms. Dark patterns. Men’s Nightshirts Genuine broadcloth and 65¢ Pillow Ticks, 2 for 22x27 ready-made ticks— just slip your old pillow in. In plain stripes and fancy art $1.50 “No-Laundry” '900 Pairs $1.50 Full-Fashioned 29 |Perfect Silk HOSE Perfect Shirts h‘;:mnm m‘ Hnrn.' ent was provided follow- hnqwet by )n: Charles Trow- George O'Con- —umum Youth Wounded in Fight. lnnm altercation in the of- ~ fiee M Csb Taxicab Co., 2444 m lmue, last night -bmn. lo 80 thottn o-knmwnuemsmumw 3 i Fvac Seatigation. COAL A S AW for cullkllvefyonb * “W. A. Egg..$14.60 ‘W. A. Stove, $15.38 W. A, Nut,.$14.75 W. A.Pea..$10.40 Coke ........$10.78 Fairmont ...$8.38 New River $11.00 Also Buckwheat; soft coals; fireplace and kindling wood. Afl our coals are screened and full weight guaranteed. B. J. WERNER District 8944 923 New York Ave. N.W. 1837 5th St. N.E. Its performance and en- durance add a unique and distinct improvement to any motor car or truck. Lasts longer, serves better. Nothing is mote important than thorough lubrication. AUTOCRAT—THE OIL THAT 1S DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS Beware of Substitutes. this inexpensive, good-looking desk-aid which promotes comfart and increases output. Emeralite is standard equij the better offices everyw] soft mellow glow helps eyes see bet- Boys’ and Grls' Sport Hose 4 Prs, for — m:urul:hed. hncy Ifll( "o st uven-elth (um:y patterns. 's.mzrnm mmrudflkhouvm: pointed heels and picoted tops. Slight frregulars. Children’s Hose, 6 Prs. for Children's long derby-ribbed hnnlndlaolnn also misses’ Women's l’ul-Wool Vests and Bloomers, 2 for Regular and extra sise part- ‘wool vests and bloomers knit with rayon stripe. “Tiny Tots” wool - tinted shirts in Rubens and straight- front styles. Women'’s Bloomers, 3 for Regular and extra sizes in 1 rayon stripe bloomers in white and pink. Women’s Rayon-Stripe Union Suits, 2 for !h-h:&h«hnm low neck, no sleeves, knee / Boys’ and Children’s Union Suits, 2 for . Boys' random fleeced Win- ter suits, .I.na 6 to 16, and fleeced union suits children’s with waist lnuhmn sizes 2 l:’un Sllk-lnd Wool Vests 2 for- Long-sleeve _silk-and-wool 3 vests in Rubens and straight- front styles. Women'’s Fabric Gloves 2 Prs. for Smart fabric gloves, sizes 6 to 9. In fancy cufl and tailored two-clasp styles. Al stades, $1.59 and $1.98 Silk Scarfs ‘Triangular, long and square silk scarfs Inqngmbp:qll’l“ud and block designs. Perfects and slight misprints. Dance Handkerchiefs and Glnen, Both for hiffon dance hand- 3]. re.dy. $1 Window Slmlu, 2 for’ nl sllk rib- Seconds of genuine ofled ter, last longer and work faster. Nature made Green and to eyes. That’s why E: IGreenolnMemd.Spedd es ordinary electric mumuwm- Ideal for reading or working. lm““l‘.‘ H.G. McFaddin & Co., Inc. 28 Warren Street, N. ¥, Established 1874 opaque shades in green, ecru and white. g 19¢ Marquisette g B Y. for 1 This, to T Pure silk hoslery of standard quality, every pair perfect. Choice of all-over silk chiffon and service- weight silk with lisle hem. Wide selection of the fashionable colors. $2.00 Full-fashioned Silk Hose qu-ln and Extra Sizes iffon and heavy service 'elahu. in pure silk hose, slight lars. Popular colors. Regu- lar and extra sizes. Get a supply at one dollar & pair. Street Floor $1.50 Serge Skirts Sizes 6 to 16 years in full- pleated serge skirts with but- ton-on muslin bodies. Children’s Flannelette Garments, 2 for Cozy, warm sleepers, gowns and combinations in plain colors and stripes. Many popll!lr styles. All sizes 2 to 59c Berets, 2 for Little children's _brushed ‘wool berets in plain colors and Women’s Rayon Underwear 2 for Chemises, bloomers and step-ins of beauti- ful, firm quality rayon in pastelshades, Street Floor 1 Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs 6 for 25¢ all pure linen white handkerchiefs, with quarter- § inch hem. Boft finish. $1.59 Georgette Crepe, Yard 38-inch _silk te in black, white and colors. Firm quality—tor sleeves, rimmings and lamp shades. $1.50 Vanity Sets Four-plece filet lace vanity sets, oval or oblong shape; floral designs in cream shade. Buckles and Pins $1.35 and $1.50 rhinestone buckles and pins, latest nov- elties for hats and dress orna-* ments. two-tone shadings. 59¢ Rubber Crib Sheets, 2 for Rubber crib sheets, size 28x38, In white or red rubber. $ 131,x17 pillows, covered s with pink or blue sateen and Kapok filled. Will not wad or knot. embroidered yoke, trimmed with val lace and pin tucks, some hand-smocked or hand- embroidered. Sizes 1 and 2 $1.25 & $1.50 Costume Slips Rayon satin and rayon flat crepe slips in pastel and street s shades. Made with strap top, Street Floor 44.—Bargain Booth, New Purchase! New Styles! $2.00 and $2.50 Black, ‘new brown and all colors in ‘quality felt hats sensationally priced for Dollar Day. Off-the-face, snug-back, cut- out, irregular brim and skull cap models Made with eyelet corners. 59¢ Infants’ Dresses, 2 for inverted side pleat and shadow ' wandertul variety. 59¢ Kapok Pillows, 2 for White nainsook dresses with i A Second Floor or tailored hem. Sizes 36 to All Head Sizes Street Floor Tablecloths Beautiful damask patterns with colored borders, in these linen-like ollcloth cloths, size 20c Unbleached Cotton 8 Yds. for Yard-wide firm quality un- 1 39c¢ Turkish Toweb 4 for Large size, double - thick “Turkish bath towels, in white only. 29c¢ Cotton Tweeds, 5 Yds. for Yard-wide, woven in the new mottled effects. Popular for Fall frocks and sports garments. $1.29 Crepe de Chine, Yard 39-inch all-silk, box-loom crepe de chine of besutiful s quality, 1n all colors for frocks and lingerie wear. 39: En.luh Broadcloth 4 Yds. for Printed patterns, plain col- ors and white in excellent quality yard-wide broadcloth. 25¢ Bnu Gingham, 6 Yds. for 25¢ and 20c dress gingham in plain colors, checks, stripes 3 and plaids of fast colors. 15¢ Halloween Cambric 8 Yds. for Standard material for mas- querade suits, in red, black, green and orange. $1.29 Matiress Covers Made of .firm, serviceable unbleached cotton. All sizes. Protect the mattress perfectly. $1.29 Satin Duchesse, Yard 85-inch black satin duchesse, queen of costume fabries; rich, lustrous, huvy quamy 50¢ Hoor Cuvmu 3 Square Yards for i Genuine Certainteed felt- base floor covering in new patterns sultable for any room in the house. $1 50 Lace Curtains Perfect quality lace curtains s1 in irs and single walte and'ecr. o PR 39¢ Crelonne, 4 Yds. for Famous “Susquehanna” Brand, in All Sizes 14 to 17 High-Class Broadcloth Shirts Fine Woven Madras Shirts Fine Blackstone Madras Shirts Fine Rayon-Stripe Madras Shirts {y shirts to meet the well-dressed man’s most exacting ideas of quality and workmanship—every shirt pro- portioned for perfect fit. Choice of collar-attached and separate collar- to-match shirts, also plenty of neck- band shirts, White, tan, blue, new stripes and figured Men's $1.50 Ribbed Union Suits Part-wool and elastic- ribbed cotton suts, sizes 36 to 46. Long sleeves, ankle length. Sleeve and ankle cuffs. Street Floor 79¢ Rayon Drapery, 2 Yds. for 50-inch rich quality rayon drapery in combination colors. nr window drapes, spreads Sl monlty Cushions Rayon brocade and velour cnlh.lou trimmed flfii gold Slle Hall Runner, 3 Yds. for Certainteed hall runner, 34 inches wide. Durable felt- base quality in bordered pat- terns. patterns.—Street Boys’ Caps, 2 for All sizes in golf style school caps, tailored of handsome woolen mixtures. 1 Boys' $1.50 Wash Suits Button-on suits with cham- my.Pegythmley- tona cloth pants and mxemdmk,fl&lmm sleeves. Sizes 8 to 8. Boys’ 79¢ Blouses, 2 for Perfect th ; also mmm l(;,):. Sizes 4 o 16. Boys’ $1.50 Sweaters Pull-over sweaters in fancy patterns, also in plain n mn fancy trim. gl “y Boys’ Knickers !l.la 8 to 18 in well-talored knicki 1\ Fascinating New Fashions in DRESSES Rayon Flat Crepe® Heavy Quality Satin Washable Tweed Prints $3.95 Sizes 40 to 50—Also Sizes 14 to 20 in the Satin Dreases companion to the Dollar opportunl es—this offe Fall frocks at this number of cl of smart new icant price. A iyles—new drapes, black, charming pleats, ruma and ltnmn lines—in navy, plain colors and a variety of the fashionable travel prints, FINAL DAYS OF THE SALE OF $1.39 Value Size for twin beds. Excellent quality, bleached Women’s $1.50 Sweaters ‘Veneck coat sweaters, but- wn-nant ng}b with two Ml $1.50 Uniforms In rose, green and orchid chambray. Straightline style with white collar, long sleeves, zlt and pockets. Sizes 38 to 79¢ Crepe Gowns, 2 for Whuunl eonan crepe flesh and B mme A Wo-us 69: Bloomers, 2 for Crepe and sateen bloomers of excellent ty in white . Regular Men s%6 $3.00 to $6.00 Values Sl .87 32.87 u 8. to Stock of I. Bachrach Shoe Co., Roanoke, Va., on Sale at Wonder Bargain Prices $ 31.-0.0 EleNCLAPP Fine Shoes famed everywhere. in high-grade black and tan le]nllhers with wide, medium and to Second Floor narrow toes. All sizes 6 brands. EVERYBODY'S SHOE STORE STOCK Come for Tremendous Savings on Shoes for the Whole Family Boys’ $3 to $5 Shoes Women’s Shoes $1.87 $2.77 High_and low shoes, all sizes Children’s $2 to $5 + Shoes L Hluh and Jow shoes gbhcl: and tan kid and calf and patent leather. Sizes 8 to 2. $14 Shoes 95 $9.9%5 SELZ CRADDOCK High and low shoes Note the world-renowned gt 000 ana tof "1 245 select another .n‘u $1to Sl.m 2 for and sapphire. $1.69 and $1.98 Handbags Real leather bags in smart pouch shapes with back strap. ‘Tan, red, brown and black. $1 to $1.75 Bag Tops, 2 for SFEEan Street M« Lamps New boudoir lamps with modernistic silhouette and bases and dainty parchment Rayon and lisle socks, slight 1 Men’s Lambsdown Shirts and Drawers, Each Shirts, sises 36 to 46, anile s]. drawers, sizes 34 to 44. Sleeve and ankle cuffs. Men’s Neckwear, 2 for New Fall patterns in silk four-in-hands. Immense se-. S]- lection. Men's Work Shrh,' 2 for Blue chambray shirts with ek | Sizes 14% to 1 Men's Soeh 4 Prs. for !tlut Floor. Men’s Shirts and Drawers 2 for Bllhflnln snmesleevu du':“::k'h -uu’gz to 44. Sleeve i $1.59 anpmf Umbrelln with novelty woo‘g hnndlu and amber tips and Street Floor 50c Mavis Talcum Powder, 3 for Melba Bouquet Perfume Half Ounce Regularly $2.50 per ounce. $1.50 Princess Pat Combination $1 size Princess Pat face powder and 50c size Princess Pat Skin Cleanser. Excellent quality playing cards with* red or blue backs. Shaving Sets Attractive and durable shaving stand with mfrror, mug and brush. Street Floor., Electric Heaters Maid electric heater with handy attachment plug for quick operation. Also electric toasters that toast two slices at once. * $1.29 Stamped Bedspreads Full size unbleached bed- spreads in star or bYasket de- $ sign, 59¢ Stamped Scarfs, 2 for Stamped 1 scarfs Seiohed with Taces S b i hemstitched hems.. Basket, conventional and cut-work designs. $1.50 Corsets and Girdles Corsets have low busts and laced backs. Sizes 23 to 36. Clasp- on girdles of fancy rayon stripe material with elastic side pan- . els and four hose sup- porters. Sizes 28 to 36. Second Floor