Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1929, Page 21

THE EVENING Pyrtle, Lincdln, Nebr.; Lewis W. Smith, Berkeley, Calif.; Prof.. W. R. Smithey STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1979. MAIL PLANE DOWN AT SEA. of the University of Virginia, Prof. Sarah W. Sturtevant, Teachers' Coliege; | Pilot Rescued and Cargo Taken Off Columbia. University; Milo H. Stuart, Ne-r Virgin Island. Indianapolis, Ind.; Dean W. L. Uhl of [OMAS, Virgin Islands, De- the University of Washington, Seattle, cember 30 (M —The mail plane NC-8020 of -the -Pan-Anerican rwnyl. whlc and William A. Wetzel, Trenton, N. J. lett yeteraay morning < A, S tered - strong winds, which_ Broke ] [0 h—.—_—_——_— e of the win ulruu ll’ld forced it to D P i : “At Seventh and K”—————————————Phone NAtional 5220———————————The Dependable Store fr e B Drastic Coat Reductions| BRAND NEW Are Now in Effect of the Virginia Normnl lnd Indg:tfldll GARY, Ind., December 30 (#).—Wal- Ty $139 Sealine” Fur Coats Institute, Petersburg, Goe. | ter L. Smith of East Chicago escaped Smartly styled 3lon'y black sealine fur models, suitable for ling, Akron, omo Anhur Guuld ing house here, and found his body, with a stove poker in a quar both women and misses. All have contrasting fur collars and you can own a fur coat for so httle, & § M $29.50 Fur-Trimmed Coats with shawl collars and cuffs of fine wanted colors. collars (shawl or crushed crown) arrest yesterday for the murder of his e B ‘,;‘; wife in thelr home Friday night. an emptied acid bottle beside it. Mrs. Ethel Smith. his wife, died early | mit frequently cuffs—of squirrel, marmink or fox—and all are handsomely lined with satin, bro- 5 0 so take advantage of this remark- 9. able saving tomorrow. Note the un- And they were splendid values even before they were reduced! $ 7 5 grey Asiatic fox. Full cut, well hl- lored, Charmatex lined and warml. In I:l-ck and brown—the most . $49.50 F ur-Trlmmed Coats High-grade broadcloths in bla $ 50 flared models, lined with heavy silk 3 2 crepe. Sizes 16 to 52. Police caught up with him in a room- today of injuries infiicted 'by cade or ll.lk crepe. Not often tlnt usually wide range of sizes—16 to 52. *Dyed Coney. Serviceable brgadcloths or velours, mterlmed Sizes 14 to 521/,. tan, or navy, with flnleflng Goldenbers's—Second Floor, ree Parking Space Opposite Our 8th Street Entrance=——=—=== The 30 educators selected as ad- BRI S [ ONSCHODLSURVEY =55 s Dean versity, Ox(ard ©Ohio; John State director of education, Columlms Ohio; R. L,.(}ooley Milwaukee, Wis.; Prof. Phillp L. x of New Ym'k University, Pror B. Davis Boston University, J D. ENiff of Unl- versity of Missouri, Lucile hm of mt Cleveland, Ohio; Prof. E. N. Ferriss of wm c mnch Plan Secondary - Education Inquiry With- Laymen Yet to Be Chosen. Cornell University, Tulsa, Secretary Wilbur of the Interior De- | Aneak: Prok, o s partment has appointed a group of 30| 1 R 5 ot Penmy]vmh educators to conduct a Nation-wide | gaggard, Joliet, Ill.; President W. A. survey or secondary education. The | Jessup of flm wh;?m of }:gn]\b hc":- h was announced yes- dent Franklin lohnson of Colby, Col- e oy ¥ o | , Wu'ervflle M .Y Stevens Kadesch, Medfo! Mass.: ank M. Leavitt, Piusburxh Michael H Lucy, o La MOGR or, Roches- C. R. Mnxwell of the Un(verfll!v of W yoming, e Mil- admin- | 1ikin, Salt Lake City, Utal h Shtllon Phelps, Nashville, uulul [Slasser Fitted Eves Examined DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist eRien Bide. 3 Sts. N.W. consulting group, - which already has mapped out a-pian ‘of action for the survey, will co-opera u ‘Mh a group of laymen vet w be cl The educator group |n:ludn special- ists in sme and city school istration, State university administra- New an ‘Phonograph rmrm of the voices of Prench singers, actors, statesmen and other public people are being stored in a museum in Paris, terday lollow(n[ the organization of l’lege Tenn.; E. Ru Just the type of frockl you’ll want in which to greet the New Year . . . color- ful, smart, and charming hr beyond their low amazing sale price! Flattering princess silhouettes in vivid red, green, blue, purple and new orange-tan crepes, finished with finely pleat- ed ecru collars and cuffs, or novel tuckings, flares, shirrings and other ef-® WoopwARD & LOTHROP 10™ 11™ F axp G STREETS Advance Spring Prints By-the-Yard Pussy Willow, $395 Flat Crepe, - %2 Crepe de Chine, 3295 Prints are considered from a fresh point of view fective self-trimmings. And for those who expect to dance the New Year in, beautiful pastel eve- ning frocks of molre, bro- cu!e-l, georgette, satin or net. sizes from 14 to 4. berg’'s—Second Floor and cuffs of deep furred Manchurian wolf or Asiatic fox. Straight or A Charming Group of Women’s Advance Spring Frocks «esfor Daytime +o« for Afternoon «..for Evening The small, ‘multi-colored print complements the lines of this daytime frock with pleated cape, $42.50. The careless, graceful arrangement of this sprawling de- sign of flowers play an important part in achieving an ex- this season, for they are judged entirely by whether they are harmonious with the new “line” in clothes. All-over prints spaced on dark grounds and closely packed multi-colored designs are styled for daytime. afternoon and evening costumes—ith due consid- . eration for each silhouette. Siuxs, Szconp FLooR, 'Damty Rayon Undies T 7 )| [Tt e $1 . Cut Women’s Dance Sets Slips and Chemise Lace trimmed dance sets . chemise . . . and cos- tume slips of rayon crepe ] and crepe de chine. Sizes | for women and misses. .-\ Coolie Coats 31.19 Charming coolie coats of emise, d bloomers. Reg- : fllnneletl Gowns Sl.oo Corduroy Robes $ 1 .98 In blue, coral, rose and Amer- ican Beauty.. Slipover Sweaters this fine group of slip-over ueellen'-ly hl~ sweaters. ot lored. Smart | wool or wool and trlmnl ngs. rayon mixtures. Goldenbers’s—Second Floor.—Charge Accounts - Invited. Boys’ $8.75 to $10 Two- $1-98} $3.95 Lyons- $ - .00 Velvet Hats Smart $3 to § $4.50 Models French 2 Room Hats to $7.50 Hats Absolutely every hat reduced—and such desirable hats as you never dreamed of finding at such drastic mark-downs. Velvets, felts, mehll:c-, soleils and mesh turbans — every smart fashion is included and all of them are in perfect con- dition! Plenty of choice for both misses and matrons. Goldenbers’s—Second Floor. $1.50 Bleached Sheets $10to 515 $ Exceptumal aggerated length of skirt, $39.50, Savings The lpued arrangement of the design on this black crepe evening ensemble is arresting and sophisticated, $85. - These models are typical of our collection of daytime, afternoon and evening frocks. 516.50 to 542.50 In the Walnut Room, $49.50 upwards EvLTRaEE. Extra lu-vy dne.d quality sheets of double-bed size . 81x90 inches . . . hand-torn and ironed and finished with deep hems. Free from starch or dressing. " 39¢ Bleached Pillowcases . 45x36-inch Blea c h 39-75 N :I.m; plllowcnel c::to:d 29(: $2 25 Crinkle Bed Spreldl twi IOIIOB lnd 12!1:5 inch flug s l 79 with n scalloped ed; Knicker Sults Now Many high-grade suits drastical reduced for guick clearance. Every Mother seeking real ulne- lnd thrifty prices will welcom: tures. Sizes 7 to 17 yea $12 to $15 Knicker Suits Dressy all-wool suits of neat mix- tures, richly colored and patterned, well tallored. Sizes 8 to 18. “Prep” Suits With 2 Pairs l.oum $12.75 & $13.50 Suits, 13 to 19 $15.00 & $16.50 Su ; $1850 & $20.00. Suits, 16 te 20. $22.50 & $24.75 Suits, 16 to 20 Leatherette Coats $5.95 to $8.69 wimpereiie 3795, Ped Conts une 'I!h ml 34 97 D! P(ml Ilhl'lc Ilned with thlc MII lhmd 'lth lflfllfleflt ulllr ge lined mk!r style. | others of khaki. SllelGhll 16 in the lot. Winter O’Coats at Great Savings $3.95 to $4.95 Overcoats, 3 to 6 Older Boyl Overconb $10 to $12 Overcoats, 11 “7.;: Goldenberg’._. Mecin Floor. The Winter Resort Season Is On Winter sports enthusiasts—be they spectator or ‘active sportswomen—will choose from these imported Winter hshxo's for Lake Placid, St. Moaritz and other resorts. Without unnecessary bulk, but with warmth and comfort, these imported two and three piece suits of knitted wool copy Schiaparelli famous sports costumes. Model Sketched Imported Knitted Suits Skating Costumes Suede Leather Jackets, with talon fastener Flared Tweed Skirt, in new weave Adirondia Sports Underthings Hand-tailored with care, of the finest Australian wool and pure Japanese silk, by Merode. Breechettes Sports Shirts $3.95 and $4.95 $3.50, $4 SrorTswEAR, TwHIRD KN1T UNDERWEAR, $5.98 Dier Set $4 49 !! -piece dinner set / $1 Wme Set $6.50 Roasters 79c 35 . Light-cut _decora- Largest size “Wear- tal Ever” aluminum double In'n.e lnr."cnmprfll‘l‘n‘; ters 'lth Ilellll 1ift- | decanter and 6 wine Toas Ing inner rack e i tive green edgeline. rts Unions 555, 3655 ..$4.30 FLOOR. Tamp FLooOR. 33 zg An Unusual Value in Evening Pumps, $10 A graceful moire model, with open shank, silver heel, and woven gold and silver strap. Smart in white, and irre- sistible dyed to match one’s evening gown with the gold and silver gleaming. (Additional dyeing charge, $1) Also $10—Moire or satin Regent pump with high spike heel ‘WoumEN's Awp Muisses’ Smoes, Trmp FLoOR. n.ll-ll‘;ll D—flwllhln Store Savings of About l/3 in Tlns Sale of Floor Coverings! Many Exceptional Opportunities for Thrifty Shoppers! 9x12 Congoleum Rugs | 9x12 Felt-Base Rugs | $9.95 & $10.95 Felt-Base Rugs e e om W g [ g | AL have the neve i ¢ @) 00 | s et rs i S0 o SO e R 5 bl 3 A e oo 36.95 9x6 ft. size Ru patterns. A fine choice. Seconds. duced. 2,400 Yds. C leum- Full Rolls C /! Made Flo’or ‘,é.::e:i‘::s Armsuong s lnla‘d Lmoleums Sold uoSli(lI:nac::?l‘s Long rem- Three Large Groups From Which to Choose Havesslight nants, 5 to $1.50 and $1.65 | $2.00 and $2.25 | $2. 50 and $300 | misprints ' oy 25¢ LINOLEUMS LINOLEUMS - s 390 many ll’dl s s s fecly. Nevpv::! as ::y;nt{d to Sq. Yd. 1 00 1 50 1 95 :.nd best pn. Alex. Smith’s $25.95 | Alex. Smlth’s $28.00 & $40 and $45 Axmmster Fine Velvet Rugs $30.00 Velvet Rugs and Velvet Rugs 9x12 or 8.3x10.6 ft. e i e LSICams o Aeren harge Accounts lnw'ud-,-No Interest or Extras —We Do Not Penalize Our Friend as slight seconds.