Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1930, Page 23

" .0.P. FEDERATION | - OF WOMEN MEETS Iontgomery Boly, at Wood-| side Session, Receives Opti- | mistic Reports on Party. Epecial Dispatch to The Star, ROCKVILLE, Md., January 23. The Montgomery County Federation of Re- };uh\lc-n Women held its annual meet- ing yesterday afternoon at the home of | Mrs. John A. Holmes, president of the | State Federation, on the Rockville pike, | and elected Mrs. Edward W. Kock of Woodside president, Miss Grace E. M Ewen of Chevy Chase, vice preside: Mrs. Milton H. Bancroft of s;ndy Spring, corresponding secretary; Mrs. George A. Chadwick of Washington Grove, recording secretary; Mrs. Edgar V. Moore of Kensington, treasurer, lnd| Mrs. Charles 1. Corby of Garrett Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman of Bethes and Mrs. John W. Coffman of Takoma Park, directors. New Officers Take Charge. The meeting, which was largely at- tended, was conducted by Mrs. Archi- bald Small of Woodside until the offi- cers were elected, when the new presi- dent took charge. It was decided to at once inaugurate & campaign to have the many Repub- licans of the county who are said to be recorded on the registration books as Democrats or’ independents change their party affiliations and to endeavor ta induce as many as possible to do so before March 1, so as to be in a posi- tion to participate in the primary elec- tion of their party in September, the Jaw requiring that such change be made at least six.months prior to a primary election. Will Seek Organization. It was also agreed that the Republi- can women of the county should be bet- ter organized and there was an under- standing that Mrs. James H. Luney of Cabin John Park would begin activities along that.line at an early date. Mrs. Holmes announced that the State Federation of Republican Women is arranging to hold a rally at Annapolis on January 29, and arrangements were made for about 25 members of the Mox&tmm(‘ry County Federation to at- Various other matters pertaining to the party welfare in the county and State were discussed, and the consensus 15 understood to have been that Repub- lican prospects in both the county and State were never brighter. ORTIZ RUBIO PRAISES HOOVER FOR COURTESY Believes President. Would Do Any- thing Within Power to Better Relations With: Mexico. By the Associated Press, MEXICO CITY, January 23.—Presi- dent-elect Pascual Oritz Rubbio Tues- day in a press interview said that Presi- dent Herbert Hoover personally went out of his way to demenstrate good will to- ward Mexico during the visit of Ortiz Rubio to Washington He described him as an” honest and cultured man who undoubtedly would do everything in his pawer to increase the cordiality of American relations with Mexico. H The president-elect said he found on his visit to the United States that Mexi- cans lawfully residing there and of good conduct were not maltreated by Ameri- can authorities as had been charged in same newspapers here. He cited the fact that while he was in Kansas City the mayot bhad publicly eulogized the Mexican colony of tmt city. GRANT SNOOK REPRIEVE. Action Taken to Present Case Be- fore U."S. Supréme Court. COLUMBUS, Ohio, January 23 (#).— The Ohio Supreme ~Court Tuesday granted a month’s reprieve from execu- tion to Dr. James Howard Snook, con- victed slayer of Theora Hix, Ohio Stai~ University co-ed. | Enook’s reprieve extinds to P’ebru- ary 28. The action yesterday was taken to| give Snook’s attorneys time to offer the case before the United States Supreme Court for review on constitutional grounds. ' Tree Was Golfer's Nemesis. | LONDON, January 23 (#).—There| Was magnetism, or something, in a| tree near the eighteenth green of the, Waffrons Golf Club, in Surrey, for the | ball of T. F. Halliburton. In years of | His will provides that his ashes shali| e scattered on and under the nemesis | of many an otherwise good score. | tering and Slip ed for the re- Call or write for ull’lc' Ernest Holober Company 'hm— Wen—D raperies Sfi, Met. 8916 INDIGESTION 74 “Correct It,”” say the Spocialisu ~-days we know that Calcium the one sure, safe relief m Carbonate, properly com- pounded, does not burn and irritat ong soda (and is 2% times more ve) mor does it disturb the nor- | . Best of all,itis quite harmiess any quantities, Stuar’s Dyspepsia Tablets are an eal form of Calcium Carbonate, lended with other valuable substances. at’s why we recommend them as safest for children and best for men | and women. MAKE THISTEST! | ‘Take Staart’s Dyspepsia Tablets aftre meals and note the quick relicf gas and discomfort of over-eating. At AII Drug Stores: 25¢ and 60c * The Quickest Relief for Gastric Disorder STUART’S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS THE EVENING FEBRUAR FURNITURE SALE 9 AM. to 6 P.M. New Designs and Colorings in Axminster Rugs = 40 Recommended for the spare room or bed room— we urge your selection of these charming new rugs. Rul Bection, Fourth Floor. To Meet an Urgent Requnrement We have collected a superb variety of 9x12 Ori- ental Rugs and priced them— In the February Sale 5335 Oriental Rug Salon, Fourth Floor Lamb’s Wool Comforts- January $ 4 95 Sale Price Regularly $8.25 to $9.75 Sateen covered, lamb’s wool filled comforts. 70 are of plain sateen on both sides; 34 have figured cen- ters and plain backs. Regularly 38 25 to $9.75. Janu- ary Sale, $4.95. All-Linen Table Cloths 2 to 15 Less Discontinued pattern table cloths that have no matching napkins, hence the drastic reductions. $7.50 Linen Table Cloths, 2x2 yards. . $9.00 Linen Table Cloths, 2x2 yards $11.25 Linen Table Cloths, 2x2 yards. $13.50 Linen Table Cloths, 2x3 yards. $8.00 Linen Table Cloths, 2x2 yards.. $10 Linen Table Cloths, 2x2%; yards $12 Linen Table Cloths, 2x3 yards. . Crash Dish Toweling at Sale Prices 19 42c All-Linen . C Toweling, yard 0c All-Linen Toweling, yard The Linen Shop, 25¢_All-Linen Toweling, yard.. Curtains Reduced Friday $1 .50 $3so $5 Were $2 Were $5 Were $8 to $3.50 to $7.50 and more 0dd pairs of curtains—all our one pair lots of cur- tains are now priced i in three groups. At these prices it behooves you to get in early Friday morning. Then, too, Spring cleaning will be coming soon and you will probably need some new curtains somewhere in the house. Marqulsette Curtalns s 8780 Filet Marquisette—an open mesh curtain of good quality in ecru or ivory. This is probably less than you would have to pay if you made them younelf Cretonne Remnants Friday 25¢ Remnants of cretonne for Fndly only. Including everything that was from 50c to 95c a yard. Yardage and former price on every piece. Drapery Section, Third Ploor STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C, THURSDAY JANUARY 23, 194D, B e e e e W, B. Yoses & Sons SINCE 1861—SIXTY-NINE YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE 'F Street at Eleventh Fashion’s Newest Tendencies in (HAPeAUx; Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. $7 .50 A new collection of these smart hats that have so endeared themselves to Washington women. Copies of €MOoDE * .recent French hats that are usually associated with a much higher price. *Exclusively with W. B. Moses & Sons The Hat Salon. Pirst Floor In the Opportunity Shop New Spring Dresses . Crepes—Georgettes—Prints. A variety of styles in the new shades for Spring. Beige, Rust, Green, Blue, Red and Black. These can be worn now under your Winter coat. Sizes 14 to 40 The Opportunity Shop, Second Floor Try Allen-A Hose . | Style No. 3697 These are ideal stockings for motmng wear be- cause. they arc so durable and i mexpenslve. Made of pure Japan silk, silk to the top, semi-fashioned to fit. They-may be had in a dozen of the smart new shades. Guaranteed against garter runs. Sizes 8! to 10%5. Hoslery Section, First Floor Choice of These Lamps Two Outstanding Values T Both are imported porcelain two-light table lamps. One is decorated in green and gold, the other has a Complete with Shade January Sale Price . . striped design in green and brown. Both are com- pleted wnh harmonizing parchment shades. The Lamp Shop, First Floor TBRUAR FURNITURE SALE National 3770 CLEARANCE—A Special Group of WINTER Were $59.50 to $79. 50 Cold days are still ahead. This is an unusual opportunity to purchase quality at the end of the season. Furs Lapin Marmink Pointed Manchurian Wolf Tan Southern Dyed Muskrat Canadian Wolf Badger Caracu) Black Manchurian Wolf COATS $39-75 In dress and sports models Soft materials, luxuriously trimmed in fur. Straight lines or flared effects. Colors Brown Green Black Siges 14 to 44 ‘The Apparel Shop, Second Floor Three-Piece Sweater Suits Special $9.95 12 all-wool sweater sulits. Skirts with pleated front and plain back. Slip-on sweater of contrasting col- or, cardigan jacket with one or two button style. Sizes 14, 18, 20. For- merly much higher priced. Sweater Section, Second Floor Promenade House Frocks Piques, percales, linen, in short, three-quarter or sleeveless models. In fig- ured or plain colors. Trim- med with buttons or pleats, with or without collars. A few wrap-around styles. Sizes 14 to 52. House Frocks, Second Floor Toilet Goods Special Friday $1 Terri Face Powder 75¢ April Showers Face 49¢ Powder $1.50 An[elu- Lemon 25¢ Mavis Taleum ..... 25¢ Johnson and Johnlou 15¢ Taleum ... . Dr. West C 25¢ Monnn Taleum $1.00 Underwear $2.65 A new and lovely assortment of chemise, dancettes, French panties and step-ins. Crepe de chine trimmed with rufes of deorgette crepe, ecru: Alencon laces or plain emb: fitted panties. 8ilk Underwear, Second Floor A Dozen Remarkable Values in Furniture—Friday Only 1" 3-Piece Tapestry Living 3 3.Piece Living Room Room Suite. Suites, in plain rust mohair. Were $350 1 2.Piece Mohair Living Room Suite; solid mahog- l Hllh Tufted Back Easy any frame. 1 Red Cogswell Chair, in 1 2-Piece Queen Anne Liv- 1 2.Piece Bed-Davenport ing Room Smu, Suite, uphollttud in ’235 Wi frieze. Was $390 Furniture, Pifth and Sixth Floors. 4 Mahogany Governor Win- throp Secretaries, finished in brown or red. Were $115 each. . $89.75 1 Secretary Desk, finished ;::,::':;( brown ma- $19_50 Was $39. ining Suite of finished in 9 Fiber Rockers, in various colors, upholstered in ecre- Final Clearance $12.50 to $18.50 Shoes Cousins and Other Styles C’ ousins About 300 pairs of discontinued styles from Cousins and other high-grade makers are grouped for final clearance at this . extremely low price. Styles and materials for every occasion. All sizes in the combined group though, of course, not in every style, No C. O. D., Refunds or Exchanges -~ Shoe Salon, Second Floor. 1 Tomorrow and Saturday A rare opportunity to purchase these soft, creamy pearls in the newest styles. at a decided saving. In- cluded are the back drape style, fancy 2 strands with rhinestone motifs, pearl* and crys- tal* necklaces, fancy clasp front styles, with filigree ornament. Also plain. 2 and 3 strand chokers. For afternoon and evemng dress. * Imitation, Jewelry Section, Pirst Floor Fabric Gloves Reduced Pairs $ 1 for A limited number .of novelty-cuff fabric gloves, in mostly dark shades. Sizes 6 to 714 but not in each style. Very specially priced. Glove Section, Pirst Floor Marvelfit Union Suits for C. old_ Weather Kaysers Mmelfit Rayon-and-Cotton union suits.’ Mndemhnmbodi«mdndnfitm; * knee of fine knit cotton. -Sizes 36 to 44. In pink only. Ideal for cold days. Ravon Underwedr. First Ploor