Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1929, Page 29

GEORGE MAY SEEK REST AT RIVIERA ng May Spend Several Months There or Cruising in Sunny Waters. By the Associated Press. SANDRINGHAM, England, Novem- ber 14.—There seems every likelihood | that King George and Queen Mary will spend several months of the coming ‘Winter either on the Riviera or crulsing in $unny waters, but & final decision has not been made. Sandringham, although ideal in Sum- mer and early Autumn, is considered t00 exposed to the winds from the North Sea in the Winter. As for Windsor vastle, it is felt that the surrounding iow-lying district and the river mists would be bad for the King after his long illness. ‘Would Not Use Own Yacht. It has been officially stated that King will not commission his own yacht, the Victoria and Albert. Several more ‘modern craft have been placed at his disposal and the Duke of Connaught has ofiered his house at Cap Ferrat for | the W.nter. Four months ago, when the King re- turned from Bognor to Windsor, his doctors strongly advised him to spend the Winter abroad and it is understood +hat preliminary arrangements were fnade to the extent of correspondence with one or two owners of famous chateaux in the Alpes Maritimes. t the King has always been re- luctayt to go abroad. Both he and the Queen prefer their own country, Winter and Summer altke, and it is nearly five yeln since they 'cruised: the Mediter- Kl.ng Edward on the other hand was very fond of the Riviera and Queen :’o’c::fl. frequently journeyed to the u ‘The King, as the Squire of Sandring- ham, has thotoughly enjoyed his g)‘g- valescence here.. There is Snip, a little] Cairn terrier, which waits every day about noon for his royal master in the park on the west side of York Cottage. Then he hears a footstep and bounhds up the steps with a joyous bark. King Looks Happy. The mng looks happy, almost de- bonaif, in his gray lounge sult with a carnation in his buttonhole. He ‘weats & soft gray hat, carries a stout cane in one hand and cigarette in the other, On all sides are high trees— oaks, firs and Enu Four miles awayis the sea, and its salt breezes reach .San- dringham throtigh‘pine woods and ov ‘wide stretches of purple heather. - Pheas- ants strut on the spacioys lawps and :;L vvod Ppigeons waddle about i’ search 'nm-e ‘is plenty of ground for the King to cover. The gardens are filled with flowers, fruits and vegetables ‘The grain flelds are extensive and the woods give covert for game birds. No day is complete either, without a visit to the kennels where Snip and his brother; Snlg Princess Mary's favorite, live with Il splmeh and retrievers, too, there ne unmn to visit or n new cof andthe gen~ eral work utg: elta‘til to lupervlseun quietly oversees ld M‘? A+ with the King since nln1 ma long fllness, doln -ffc'x‘::. RURAL OVERLORDSHIP INU.S. HELD WWISE “Untold Difficulties Will Be Cimed if System Continues,” Chi- cagoan Says. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, * November ~ 14—Prof. chl.rlu E. Merriam of the University | ohluco told the national conferencs | government here yester- d:y that “rural. overlordship” u! the great urban areas of this country “will cause untold difficultiés if contimued.” Using Chicago as an example, the nl;)‘.uuor painted &- picture of all the cities of the country, which, he said, find themselves and their pllnl strangled by rural legislators. Chicago area, he explained, there lre 4,000,000 people bound together in an economic and social unity, but without political unity. “There are four ways in which this ehaos could be red: eom h jolis. \‘.hry are honest and system won't apply LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—~FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 In the Inexpenswe Shop—--Second Floor All-Occasion DRESSES Including Evening Misses—Other Dres: $7.94 Four hundred smart Fall frocks, taken from our regular stocks Friday Bargain Day! women 141, to 2815 browns, greens, blues and reds. A few taffeta and satin evening sizes only. Winter Coats $14.74 ‘Women’s and misses’ coats—eve: youthful model with the new soft broadcloths, Of fine, seamed and tucked to slender lines. and cuffs of coney and black, brown and tan; brol Inexpensive ah-b—!e Flat crepes, canton crepes, satins and georgettes—in sizes for misses 14 to 20 women 36 to 50 and little In black and new They are warmly lined an interlined, and trimmed with huge collars - THE EVENING ST both sender and recipient of the epith DU AN 1S I GH TN | e o e e WORD AMOHNG GENOESE |each other outside. In England and in the United States Tough Ttal s Citizens | it is the Scotsman who is the proverbial % ifin pysvorts O tightwad. In France} on the other Resent Term, Implying Person |pana «geottish hospltality” means “Insulted” Is “Tight.” everything in the house for the guest, and mnn bulde When the French: GENOA _(#)—“Dutchman” 1is the | man wan! castigate a “loner,” a fel- “fighting word” in this tough Itallan|low who drlnks alone to save money, he feaport, " birthplace of Christopher Co- (dubs him a “Swiss” Or, closer hom lumbus. Just why has never been ex-|an "A\Ivertnl an inhabitant o( !hnt plained. mk{ central Yllulu of France where “‘Olandese” (Hollander) is what the the sheep must natives dub a person who is chary of | sharpen their noses in order to get at giving tips or treats. Once it is uttered ' the grass. LANSBURGH &BRrO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—National 9800 books—Books—BOOKS Discontinued Fiction and Non-Fiction From Our Circulating Library Now 5c¢ Some of these books sold for as much as $41 They are discontinued to make room for the latest books. Among the titles are Accident, by Arnold Bennet—Strange Interlude, by Eugene O'Neil—Em- press of Hearts, by Barrington—and others! Street Floor 3 for $1.00 Every \Day During November We Will Offer a New Special Item Watch for Them This 18-Inch Sitting Doll $2.39 She has a dimple in each cheek, real eyelashes, and she goes to sleep! She cries, too—just like a real baby! Organdie ‘dress trim- med with lace and ribbons, a slip to match, and a combination under- neath! Toytown—Fourth Floor ‘be. 8th and:E Su.—Nm.l 9800 Dresses for ses All Sizes and reduced for frocks in misses’ one & ouette, elaborately accentuate lon(«l beaverette. In ken sizes 14 to 50. cond Floor WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 LANSBURG 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 Thrifty Friday—Save 25% Phone, Mail or C. O. D.’s Cannot be Accepted on “Thriity Friday” Items Save 25% on Foundation Garments (14) BACK-LACING CORSETS—of brocade with medium bust; four hose sup- #rl-n. Broken sizes. . re 69c. brmd- or panel back ic over hip line. Were 32 19. Fri- sl 59 9) GIRDLES, wi swami with elastic sides and lace trim. Were § Fri- sl 79 day onl (6) T CLASP GIRDLES of silk brocade with surgical elastic over hip i o §1.59 rd Floor Half-Price Sale Remnants Silk and Velvet Regular $2 to $6 Yard Grades 1 to *3 Yard Lengths suitable for frocks, blouses, fmcy work and linings; chiffon velvet, ‘velveteen, taffeta, flat crepe, satin crepe, printed crepe, striped silks and tub silks! Were $2.95. day only ..... Third Floor Save 25% on Uniforms, Negligees (7) NURSES’ POPLIN. UNIFORMS; sizes sgc 34 and 36. Were $2.89. Friday only (2 NURSE'S UNI- FORM, size 36. Wou $295. Fri- 95c (2) PRINTED SATIN- ETTE DRESSES; extra size. Were $2.89. Friday only (3) NET ere Ste. Friday only.. 39C (8) PRINTED RAYON DRESSES; _one - piece styles. Were $1.89. Friday only 69c (5) NURSES’ CAPS. Were 50c. Friday 2 only white and colors. Wm ll.’. Fri- 75c (l) BLUE NEGLIGEE, lace trimmed. ss $12.29. Friday only. (1) ORCHID OS- TRICH - TRIMMED NEGLIGEE; size 36. Was $8.29. Fri- ss Third Flo Save 25% on Lamps and Shades [¢) {-AMF‘S"AND SHADES, eomplete. ere V0. Fridey. . 3495 (3) LAMP: " Were 85 to $6.50. -y 33.49 only .. (3) MPS. \Vm $12.50 and $12.95. day only . e S YA (1) LAMP. wee s17.50-.. $10.95 w® LAM:’S‘ AND SHADES, ere 5. Friday only.rr: $16.99 (75) WAX CANDLES. w-n 18e to 25c. Friday RibGE (E Price. (‘) IRIDGE LAMPS, T T $4.95 25% Savings on Stationery (200 Pes.) STATIONERY NOVELTIES, and boxed ‘writing paper, mottoes, etc. Originally $1.00 to $125. Friday only.... 69c (200 Pcs.) STATIONERY NOVELTIES, mottoes, bridge pads, memo books, place card bolders and boxzed ginally 50c 39c 25% Savmza on Girls’ Wear (19) GIRLS’ SILK AND WOOL JERSEY DRESSES— inkn sizes 8 to 14 years. Were much more. l'rid-y SI 95 (u) GIRLS" "8 1'L'K | DRESSES—broken sizes 8 JERSEY DRESSES—sizes 8 to 14. Save 25% or More on Fancy Coatings (300 Yds.) PLAIN AND NUB COATINGS; wool face and cotton back; tam, brown, garnet, black. Were $1.95 l 90, FHny omly gl -svsoaasioeessisenspioss S (50 Yds.) ALL-WOOL BROADCLOTH; navy and black; 50 inches (25 Y, TWILL; all-weol, black only. R T Save at Least 25% on Underwear (23 Pes.) WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S HEAVY UNDERWEAR; cotton and woolen. Were $1.89 9 to $3. Friday only, (50) CHILDREN'S PART- WOOLPANTS. Were 30 89a. Friday only.. C (16) GLOVE SILK AND MILANESE BLOOMERS, Vests and pantas; tailered Were $3.78 Save 25% on Infants’ Furniture (1) CHIFFOROBE, floor sample; ivory finished. e $29.50 da) (2 LARGE DROP-SIDE CRIBS, pink and blue finish. Tnradtreri. SUNOS Fourth 25% Savings on Boys’ Wear (17) ALL-WOOL JER. SEY NOVELTY SUITS— sizes 3 to 9. Were ::.:I to $4.95. Fri- 82-85 (33) ALL-WOOL JER- SEY NOVELTY SUITS, sizes 3 to 8 years. Ware 8295 <o 92:19 (21) PREP SUITS. with eoat, vest and 2 pairs of long Sizes 12 to 18, G0 2-LONG-PANTS SUITS, for young men, sizes 35, 36 and 38; for boys, sizes hesiaii g10 o5 31! 15 to $18.75 Street Finnr Save 25% on Jewelry (13) RHINESTONE N.ICKLAC!S. with sterling F COS. TUME JEWELRY; pins, brooches, mecklaces. Were 25c. Friday OBl o uissianih C (38) ' WOODEN 'CHOK- ERS for sports costumes; pink or blue. Were e Sy (85) PllCl! OF COS. TUME JEWELRY — beads, pins, hat ornaments. l“c Were 19¢. Friday only street Froor (1) BASSINET, with drop sides; decorated solid wood panels. Friday only m WICKER BASSINET on wheels; floor sample. Was i, $14.75 $795 All-Wool Blankets $5.95 (14) Warm, dur- able blankets; 66x80 red and black plaid design; for twin or double beds. 12) WOOL - FILLED COMPORTS; sateen covers faded from display. Fridey ouy... 33,95 Third Floor $16.50 and $10 Sports Dresses $5.95 (44) Light-weight vnln canton crepe, - and dre 8; some 3-pe. sembles wlfi tuek-in blnmx 14 to 20, 38 to 42. Second Fioer 75 Women’s and Misses’ Dresses From Regular $16.50 Stock *10.74 Flat crepe, nli- and chif- fon frocks; black, br.wl. blackberry ew lengths — l“ ouette! 14 to 20, 36 to 46. Second Floor Save on Toys Originally 49¢ to $1.39 19¢ 1) Pq Way Game; 98¢ Gnmn, were 49¢ each Humpty Dumpty Bears; were $1.25 Tip-Toe Dancers; were 49¢ Indoor lno Balls; Jump Ropes; were 50 Games; were 49¢ 69c Mechanical Boat; was § Soldier Sets; were $2.50 Orchestrions; were $1.95 Circuses; were $1.25 chl!g Machines; Sewing Mn:l:in, was $1.49 Drum; was 98¢ - Originally $2.49 & $3.75 98c (5) Drums; were $2.49 (1) Ukulele; was $3.78 (2) Phonographs; were $2.98. Friday, $1.49. Originally 75¢ to $2.98 (2) Games; were 7S¢ (6) Rowboats; were $1 (1) Set Blocks; was $1:28 Originally 98c to $1.49 49c (1) Phonograph; was 98¢ (1) Trombo: was $1.49 (4) Gas Ranges; were $1.2§ (6) Alphabet Toys; were 98¢ (1) Cow; was $1.28 Fourth Floor Buy Bedwear (4) OLDE ' KENTUCKY QUILTS; blue and lavender colorin, ;‘ -o\i&nd samples; 80x90 inches. Were $4.95. Friday only 32'95 (50) PART - WOOL BLANKETS; 70x80 in i plain colors—rose, blue, tan, grey bound with sateen. 5216/ fakeit Wit $395, Friday only $2:99 (2) ALL-WOOL AUTO BES, imported and ed; rich, warm designs; ™ $14.95 Third Fleor Save 25% on Women’s and Misses’ Coats (4) SPORT COATS, um- trimmed and in the wanted Fn.ll -bcdu. Thn. size 14; Ml so to $25. lrlday 512 3 are $89.50. Friday..... s38 (3) MISSES’ SPORT COATS, of mavy chinchilla and '\.Vd h"‘.dfi. SFm- 14 to 18. ere $25. Fri- dayonly ......... sle (15) MISSES' A N D WOMEN'S DRESS COATS —black, tan asd red broad- cloth, lavishly irimmed. Sizes 14 to 42. We $39.75. Friday only. Second Floor (7) SEAMLESS VELVET RUGS, suractive _ desigues with fringed 750, m.,w'" $26. 95 | 35 Hats and Winter colors. Second Fléor | Save at Least 25% on Rugs (14) WILTON RUGS— 27284 inches; including w known rugs as Karnak, Sernians and Arak; with fringed ends. Were $11.75 to $12.75. Friday nl: coee 38175 (17) SCATTER SIZE RUGS, including chenille rugs, oval braided rugs and fringed velvet rugs; 27x54 inches. Wi $4.78 and (7) SEAMLESS FRING- . ED RUGS, with a deep, lux- urious pile and beautiful colorings; size 9x12. Were $39.75. Fri only .... 3-Pc. Suits *e $6.70 Thllhh‘mflo goes 'u-,.n-flnl.ollnfl Skirt on bedice ln:.—‘ separate cardigan jacket; 14 to 20. Just 82 at this price! Save 25% on Undertlungs (76 Pes) VOILE AND MUSLIN UNDERTHINGS— (48) SLIPS, of rayon and rayon-and-cotton mixed; in blue, flesh and Women’s and Children’s Shoes (25 Prs) WOMEN'S PUMPS, hh- fnn our brown patent leather, regular or ‘hrown “”d?lnhnfinmw ”hfifl. Fri. l a o - $1.95 day enly.......... veesrsesvacses (15 Prs.) GIRLS’ PATENT LEATHER TIES, with beige snake calf quarter;. sizes 234 Fdey oy 0 $395 | (23 Prs.) JUHIOR Miss® PATENT LEATHER ONE- STRAPS, with turn soles. Werste. Py onty 2,95 25% Savmgc on Houtcwaru (1) SHOWER CURTAIN. Wae $0.50. Frida oaly ......cc.. csse e (3) GREY ENAMELED HS)pBRASS UMBRELLA 3 ore $450. Fridey only. 33.35 () BIRD CAGE, with full Sin. Fetday onty: $0.95 $9.50. Friday only. 1.2) BIRD CAGE, with full o as $8.75. Friday enly. $6.50 (1) BIRD CAGI. with full se7e. Pider oty 34,95 as $10.75. Friday enly 37-95 (7) AUTOMATIC TOP GARBAGE CANS, . . Were $140. Friday 'oc PORCELAIN-TOP: ) KITCHEN TAB! Was $5.98.° e only .. () FAMILY SCALES. s SIVAD (12 Cans) PAINT, ENAM- EL AND VARNISH. Regularly $e. Friday 29c t05 Cons) PAINT, ENAM. EL AND VARNISH. Reguarly 35 Frider ] Qe ¥ at Savings! (40) $595 PLAIN RAYON ALPACA SPREADS, 90x108 and 72x108 l’lcb.lx _with tucked ion and r-l-dbn.-;uu.bh‘. Al s ey, $3.95 $5.95 Part-Wool Blankets $3.94 (14 ) 72x84. inch bl --hh. blue, :-. an i:‘.'Id; nm w el ,"‘:." I.. bl g ), AIR_MOISTENERS, for hot - air Ware $5. r-uq way. 49¢ m cA'rl-uc BREAK- FAST TAB Was $10.50. Fn- “95 (l) FIREPLACE FENDER. $2250. Fri- $8.95 | w(.. $16.50. lrfll;’y' Rso o 6. 50 @ PLACE SPARK GUARDS. Were 9 2.50. F Q@ uml#'r'sn TELE- PHONE STAND AND CHAIR. Was $16.50 36 50 Friday only. (1) CHEST OF DRAW.- ERS, unfinished = mahogany ey onte: $18.75 12) UNPAINTED SMOK- ING ST DS. 0 Gnl-.)ilil()’U,SE PAINT. HOUSE PAINT. Regularly $3.50. sz 4 S 58 95c. Fridav only Sixth Floor 25% Savings on Curtains and Draperies (10 Prs) VELOUR POR- TIERES, 54 inches wide and 234 yards | with neat French -dlo and concealed pockets for hanging. Double faced Were $2450. Friday (350 Yds.) RAYON cAqu. in lovely cheerful colors. inches wide. Originally 69 $159 yard. Friday, yd. 0JC (7 Pra) VELOUR DRAP- ERIES, with two side pisces sed vaiames In gold ros o Ty an Feslay: il iw i 32.95 (3) TABLE RUNNERS, of uality nlur. trimmed * Friday enly 11y DAHASK TABLE 'VERS, square; in good color combinations. Originally Savc 25% on Junior Muul Wear 18) JUNIOR MISSES’ CO. ) u-df-h breadeléth, tweed and (10) JUNIOR MISSES’ ENSEMBLES, two - piece styles of novelty woolens and ATS, dress and sports. -tylu. E 4 mart new mo te 17. Were $25.00. .!I':.'d-y only.. "u s A sl4 85 (15) JUNIOR MISSES’ DRESSES, satins, flat crepes and velvets; including smart little tuck-in frocks. Black, wine, brown and green; blue, e $5.95 Fioor