Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1930, Page 20

(LDTOWN BRDGE MOV IS BOOSTE Project Given Impetus at Meeting of Citizens and Of- ficials at Cumberland. Special Dispatch to The Star. CUMBERLAND, Md., January 13.— The move for another bridge to span the Potomac River was given further impetus when a delegation of citizens of Green Spring, W. Va., and Oldtown, this county conferred here with the Allegany County road directors and G. Clinton Uhl, chairman of the Mary- land State Roads Commission. Arthur Z. Ewers and E. O, Coffman of Romeny, W. Va, members of the Hampshire County Court, accompanied the delega- tion. ‘The Allegany County road director advised that a three-span steel bridge to be removed from a State road near provided hire County contributed to half the cost of erection, masonry and approaches. The matter will be taken up at once by the Hampshire County authorities. Sests a 't The proposed would permit a shorter route from West Virginia to berland by way of the Oldtown road and would also give that section of West Virginia the use of land roads in a shorter route to Baltimore and Was) N 0. E. S. INSTALLS. By a Staft Correspondent of The Star. INDIAN HEAD, Md., danuary 13— The newly elected and Wppointed of- ficers of Grace Chapter, O. E. 8., here were installed Friday night, as follows: Edith Pearce, worthy matron; James R. Mason, worthy patron; Florence Buck, associate matron; Neale Cory, associate patron; Mildred Rice, secre- tary; Julia Halla, treasurer; Fileta Hottle, conductress; Margaret A. Bealle, associate conductress; Sarah Evans, chaplain; Edith Slemmer, organist; Mary Mason, marshal; Elizabeth M. Clagett, Adah; Paret K. Adams Esther; Lydia McDonald, Ruth; Sophia Posey, Martha; Jessie Cary, Electa; Mary Beecher, warder; John Rowe, sentinel. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, "FANUARY 13, 1930. OODWARD & LoTHROP Services typical of our desire to satisfy your various needs e @ 5,000 Piees of Glassware, Spécial, 25¢ SALAD PLATES FRUIT PLATES Do you need dresses cut and fitted ... Our cutting and fitting serv- ice offers valuable aid, when one is selecting fabrics for Spring clothes. Miss Ethel Jonreau, who has just re- turned from New York, will aid you in selections of fab- rics and patterns best suited to your individuality—and will cut and fit your gar- ment — all ready to be stitched. Minimum Charge, $3.50 CutTTING AND FITTING, SECOND FLOOR. FINGERBOWLS GOBLETS COCKTAIL GLASSES SHERBETS A special purchase from one of the country’s leading glassware manufactur- ers. Each piece is far below its regular selling price . . . each a colorful tahle Tall, 3 Gugelu] Com- fashion of importance. The variety is large, but the quantity of individual ::tl':,rihmce of smart shapes limited . . . shop early. Grassware, Firrir Froor. ‘WoobpwARrD & I.oTHROP DEN ANNIVERSARY DOWN STAIRS STORE Mayonnaise Bowls; rose color only. Exceptional at.. 35¢ Hundreds of Yards of Mallinson’s Spring Prints $1.95 Fine Silks, recently in our Regular Stocks for $4.50 yard Yavrd Do yout need some jewelry or watch repaired ... Here you may leave that watch or clock that has stopped—or have a piece of jewelry repaired or old jew- elry remounted in some new and captivating piece. ‘We maintain our own watch Only because they are designs that Mallinson has decided not to make again, are we able to offer these fashion silks at such an exceptional price. Each print was designed for Spring...each is a 1930 design, ingeniously created and true to Mallinson fashion tradition. Small motifs and graceful trailing designs are enhanced by the loveliest of browns, blues, reds and greens . . . they will inspire you to make smart new frocks. S1Lxs, Szconn FLOOR. Babies’ Layettes Parents of 1930’s new arrivals will find these bk layettes inexpensive, yet providing the dainti- ; ::-ft:n::: ':?m{h:mfl"{i:‘“‘ ness and warmth new babies need. £ y : \ N caliber. The latest mfiun.. i fi j 1 ill At 512-50 Thirty-six Pieces P g shown you. JewzLry Repam, Pmst FLooR. 3 Vanta Shirts Pad 3 Vanta Binders Rubber Pad Dozen Diapers Pair Bootees Blanket 2 Pairs Hose 2 Flannelette Gowns Baby Soap 2 Flannelette Can Baby Powder Gertrudes Card Safety Pins Handmade Gertrude Box Q-Tips Handmade Dress Sheet and Dress Pillowcase Set At s25 Sixty Pieces Rubber Pad Sheet and Pillowcase Set 2 Pillowcases Fine and Dainty Handmade Alencon Laces, $1 to 35 yard Special Showing and Selling Hand-Spun Appenzel Embroidered Handkerchiefs, $3-50 Many Less Than Wholesale Cost Every one is far less than the regular selling price—every one is of handmade linen—with the finest Appenzel embroidery, fa- mous the world over. Only a very out-of-the-ordinary purchase brings them to sell so low. We advise immediate selection— they will sell quickly. » lenses are made and ground Huoxncans, Ausiz 13, Fist FLook. Liaces, A1sie 17, Pmst FLOOR. by experts—and we offer the latest styles in frames. We suggest these white gold filled frames with 10-carat gold pads, $8.50. Other frames, to $40 OrricaL SzerioN, Pmst FLooR. Do your glasses need anew frame.oo... . Not for many years have laces enjoyed the fashion importance they do today. With femininity ruling the mode, dainty lace magic appears everywhere . . . especially, is there a Fashion revival of these exquisite handm~de Alencon edgings and band- ings; each dainty creation a thing of loveliness. Let them en- hance the femininity of your new lingerie . . . your new frocks. Or, perhaps, you need new glasses—in either case, bring your prescription to Wood- ward & Lothrop’s Opticians for filling. We maintain an Optical Department, where 3 Vanta Shirts 3 Vanta Binders 3 Vanta Bands 2 Dozen Diapers 2 Blankets 2 Sheets 3 Flannelette Gowns 2 Pairs Hose 3 Flannelette Sacque Gertrudes Pair Bootees 2 Flannelette Can Baby Powder Wrappers 2 Handmade Dresses 2 Pads 2 Handmade Gertrudes THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Two Golden Anniversary Exhibits Opened This Week Beginning Wednesday, Exhibit of Advance Special Exhibit and Selling of L.ird-Schober Company Shoes Beautiful Silver Pieces Shoes Handmade Here by Two Master Shoe Makers In Our Silverware Section, First Floor As a feature of our Golden Anniversary Year we have amassed a special collection of beautiful silver for you to see . . . advance Spring patterns in hand-decorated pieces, some in strikingly original designs. And—to lend the added touch of an economy opportunity to this exhibit—we offer special prices on these— Sterling Candlesticks; pair «eve.veesennes eeee 8775 Sugar-and-Cream Sets ... .$8.. Six Sterling Sherbets Sriverware, Fmst FLOOR. See Laird-Schober Company Shoes made by hand . . . see the painstaking care and skill that is employed in their production. Also, see the 30 Advance Spring styles on display. Would you like to give a Bridge Luncheon... Perhaps you would like luncheon served at 1:45 p.m. in one of our private dining rooms—and remain to play bridge during the afternoon. $1.25 per plate, based on a 12-person minimum. Or, more elaborate menus may be prepared. Flowers, cards and tallies in- cluded, $2 per table. A Hostess will be glad to ar- range a convenient date. Call District 5300— Tea Room Office ‘Tz Roou, SzvEnTE FLOOR. Specially Featured are Laird-Schober Afternoon Slippers, tes-strap Priced at and cut-out center-buckle styles. Black and brown suede. $ I 5 WomMEN’s Smors, Tump FLOOR. Special Selling of Very Fine Percale Sheets 90 inches wide—108 inches long $2‘85 ...the size for large double beds Particular people prefer this extra length and width because it can be tucked in snugly at the bottom . . . and folded over luxuriously at the top. Only seldom is it that Woodward & Lothrop can offer sheets of this exceptional quality, at so low a price. Neatly hemstitched. Plain-hemmed Sheets; same size; Special, $2.50 each Brpwrar, Szconp FLOOR. Crepe de Chine Costume Slips, $2.95 A fine, heavy quality crepe de chine fashions slips that will instantly be recognized as splendid value at this low price. Some tailored, some trimmed with lace or embroidery. Pastel shades and white. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE New Smocks, *1 Broadcloth and chambray The person who wisely wears smocks around home, school or office will do well to purchase several of these. In blue, green, tan, brown, rose, orchid and peach. All sizes. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Fine Curtains and Panels Reduced 25% and More S Many Importations Included . . . These—and Other Lots—All Priced for Immediate Clearance ;fi“":itlilh;:ntm:‘ f;:g:l! 7 Tambour Ecru Net Panels; fringed. before you return home. Ex- Were $5 each. Now $3 pert operators will massage ling and 6 Pairs Tailored Ivory Marquisette Cur- haien's metseling reams into you tains; colorfully trimmed. Were $4.50 :r:oothing wrinyk]el rnml re- pair. Now $2.95 fining pores. You will leave 5 Fringed Marquisette Panels; with lace —ready for your evening en- insertions and borders; ecru. Were gagement—as far as your $6 each. Now. face is concerned. Ham Dazssung, Szcond FLOOR. 7 Pairs Attractive Swiss-point Lace Cur- tains, Were $8.50 pair. . Now $5.75 314 Pairs Luster Lace Fringed Panels. Were $10 pair. Now 2 Hand-tied Filet Panels; fringed. Were $16.50 each. Now $8.75 6 Pairs Heavy Fringed Marquisette Cur- tains, Were $5 pair. Now $2.50 6 Pairs Exquisite Duchess Lace Curtains; ivory tint. Were $16.50 pair. Now $12.25 6 Pairs Modern Fringed Net Panels; sil- ver tones. Were $13.50. Now $9.75 5 Pairs White Brussell's Net Curtains; border design. Were $15. Now...$11.25 9 Pairs Ecru Marie Antionette Net Cur- tains, Were $5 pair. Now UrmoLsTERY, SIXTR FLOOR.