Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1930, Page 26

B—10 _ : TfiE EVENING “STAR,, WASHINGTON, D. -C, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1930.- nP H-ANNED OLD LINE CLUB TO HEAR ! BI'"ZENS INDURSE 1tion, 4z may he ecemary - 10 et | TEXAS WOMEN CANNING - | el veotred e ki T vese vt | H ADDRESS BY TYDINGS opposca, the - cltisens specincaiy ob- | FOOD ON LARGE SCALE Mpptudbngesdl !(ew Director of Athleties at for e cmrpement of Value of Products for 1029 in One = s, FUR GIANT H-AN Georgeto'n to Be Honor Guest AMATEUR Bux'NG W“m Shas 4 . County Is Estimated T6000 Gty of. frults. ARG Tanmeu. quet Tou!ght. . at $176,788.90. made clothing valued at $29,345, and United States Senator Millard Tyd- ferred by ""“ . iy ~ROUP, Tex, (#)—The annual earn- | 2t P 133,350 pounds of meat. DO-X, With 56 Aboard, Ex- ings and Dr. Raymond Allen Pearson. | Rhode Island Avenue Group| i, fes committee 10F |yug power of farm women down here | he Old Representative Sloan of Nebraska, in Smith county hits six figures. pected From Germany E.':'a'e'm'é . atum srganisetion ot Supports Compulsory Auto |guest e et Iaivaiut | Toral vale"ct st Seudts for 1829, he College Plr‘: school, at Stonelel Fo plant trees to help beautify | according to Miss Nettie Schultal, home coun this_even| F city. for.U. S. Tour. | o M pew directr of athieics Insurance Bill. : | demonstration agent, was $176,788.90. and foot ball coach at Georgetown Uni- AL AR A | | versity, will be an h guest. ial Slays Self. B G Arhielin s e Banator Tydings s an alumnus of| The Rhode Island Avenue Citizens' | Fisk Rubber o'fl" 4 LIP COVERS NEW YORK, March 27.—Thg World's | Maryiand, having graduated in the class | Association, meeting in the Sherwood | STRANGFIELD, Mass, March 321 | RPORA' biggest bird—the glant seaplane DO-X | of -1000. Presbyterian Sunday School Hall. 'ast | caaaser tar the Pk ‘;‘“m‘*fl’gg — o order i INCOI TED —will fly the ocean and tour North| — night tdorsed proposed legisltion au- | mitted suielde in his hame here Tuet. Sear”Be 1219.1221 G Street N.W., rica this if pl - thorizing amateur boxin; d its y. e, returning from a shoppi Ame) Summer plans an-|Seeks New Record for Speed Boat.|paokfoe, nislers boxt ME: S O i him ‘dead ot Miinex An; Ay Gaton, BETWEEN 12th S 13% STREETS nounced yesterday are carried through. | ‘Taking off (l'o;l Lake Constance on| MIAMI BEACH, Fla., March 27 (#). | tomobile insurance bill. T! associa- | of their home with jets of the gas range the German-Swiss border early in July, | —Gar Wood, Detroit speedboat racer. | tion also urged “such additional legis- ' open. Withers Is Sued for $55,000. York City. Stops for fuel would be | new route laid out in Biscayne Bay, B et B e monh st ansouniood 7o : f th (ot ; of the Spring Season Bercelona fo the Azores and from the ‘ hour, to the bay, to avoid a backwash. Agores to Bermuda, 1,655 miles and F‘.Wp—%‘ YEAR 1930 % p # kT ariing ot New York the pO-X : VERSARY Savings Never Before Obtainable on Quality Merchandise stopping probably at Buffalo, me\eland' | * R Bl e S S AV AGE DOWN STAIRS STORE For Friday hnEWY SPRING ‘The big seaplane, in reality a flying . TR Troe wing oo 1o Witk U, abg'with | EXCLUSIVE ° ° 7 " a 152-foot hull. On its transatlantic | SPIN-RINSE SPIN DRY flight it will be powered by twelve 0- o T riday is Remnant Day | To give the oridge a coat of paint fro P B 4 7 oneend. ;;v;'he,:'}h:g;vg-';‘; Some three | N\ ™ - sent C. 0. D. or on approval; Phone or Mail Orders not accepted. ‘ N That We Now Sell for ‘ @\E20 | $13.75—818.75—$21.75 She would be erated by a crew of | terday. 1,821 miles respecti Central American Coast via the Pana- | - LJ . 2 $@ Were$10 0 $16.50 39 —e=ny. Special Friday Onl R mngham . 68 Silk dresses in smart present-day fashions—high ; bl 314~316 SEVENTH SI..NW. shades, navy and black. An important value at this VIN 1 p time—for misses, women, little and larger women. L 3 Y 3 the seaplane, which has & capacity f0f | wil attempt io set a new world's record e e e T over s 4,175 e ooarse to New | Sies * America - VIIT " today over n | he Greatest D ress Sale six and carry 'ty passengers, the| The straightaway course was moved o Sty ot :5;":&"?&2”."&&":&{5&3#{‘ e aoeod ot 83145 mibes a3 -WOOD\VARD & ] 4 OTH ROP SHREWD SHOPPERS w]LL THRONG OUR SECOND FLOOR ‘After arriving at New York the DO- x| ma Canal to Pacific Coast cities. I WASHER & DRYER Bridge, Fastand, “L.%"‘.'"Qi‘r;&fi..f",fi'\ Em,< Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not With Everyone Talkmg "Suits,” What a 52 Silk Dresses, street and evening 14 Dresses, mostly evening models. Fashion Splurge Is This Group Of styles. Were $16.50 and $19.50. Slightly SOILED. Were $25. New ..... 4 Wool Sports Dresses, $3.95 were s5.95 % 15 One and two piece dresses of jersey and knitted mate- rials. Red, green, rose, orchid and mixtures. Sizes 14 to 20. » /5 AR 1 Tweed Winter Cout, size 1. Was 310 8 Misses’ and Women's Spring Coats, tan, : ‘ ) : : Prints, Crepes, Chiffons, Georgettes .. ‘ R e s % uasviv’and Black. Were $25. Now... 1228 " / o o nincu tweed, clephant hide and leath- 12 -on Sweaters; red, green, tan an 4 that ali dresses bought for this th’s selling: must_ be \ erette. Sizes 14,40 and 42. Were $5.95 and brown.. Sizes 34 to 42. Were $295. sold Gu. ‘month. < m::‘ - = A i never ezaggerate values, n_truthfully say Slim . . . trim . . . very % : | 92. L 3 muhggmmnhmthwmynwuua-p - b gy B ol . Women's and Misses’ Felt Hats Reduced o notch collars... slit | : ! i SR pockets . . . skirts flaring i ¢ 25 Felt Hats. Were $3.95 and $4.95. 20 Felt Hats. Were $3.95. Now $1.95 slightly . . . skirts wrap- ; Now .. . $1.00 \ ; .. . models in tweed f 2 | 2 mwlthn;loum or‘l'n.r- > 5 mows avuaes i tWe NowSeu or monizing silk crepe. | (] [] s Sbilis Qs Tl ,e-“," N’ od e | Gfiltfte;lt;;:;s V 313.75—318.15-321.75 mode and_brown. 100 Pieces Novelt; junhy 45 Pairs Brown Was $1. Now.-.... $ ‘ { sl Were $1.95 5c Was $1 weu Reduced 100 pairs Fancy Cuff 100 pieces, including neck- ° 25 Sulls and Dremes. Were Lambskin Gloves; * tan, laces, earrings, bracelets. T | B Sow L....68¢ Every Tyée 0’ ¢ / g‘:?"ul,'m soue i 'z Cok"s?‘-;;e SIIP‘S ‘ .soe -,n'd' 'I'.'oe. Now i - : The very newest stylu—flnnd skirts with Bt | Granite Hose, e 312 Girls’ Wear W e e b g den EReamae. ; SLIGHT mncuun 24 Rayon Satin Slips ; built- Greatly Reduced 75¢ Reach Eagle i ] il blo ty = | 60 pairs Semi-service Gran- ups :houlde;s. Broken sizes i i isle-1i s 8'- of rayon cre Finger Tip Jackets f A fi:og?.“s'i ll:u!{e lined hems, be of rayen crepe and G 0 ” B a I I s Three-Quarter Length Coats wue $1.95 and 38, Now S ial Frid. Long Coats Sims broken. IR. peci riday Gardligan Jackets ' ‘ ol mu: Wash Frocks, 50c :- . 50c Short Coats ] sl s Were 78¢ SOI Hm:se Dresses, wash- :v::’;?.‘an l)’u'::'-' l-plerie e $2.95 able colors. | nuine ach' Eagle golf 21 Tapestry Handbags, in 16 Bed Jackels and Quilted L ;%% e e . llx;xdé:‘arm and strw"s:val: . e irs | sidered one of the world's best 10 H Now Bllldettel, 28c N c..-. %5 ,:: . ‘ on the regular Eagle Were S8c Now £ Bay' st Smu | Limit 6 to a Customer 114 Bandettes of lace, bro- ;:;d:c; and silk. Sizes 36 I Tt Dres, W $1.35 Were 5195 :: c..-u«-, n-u in m i 104 Suits, including wash suits and wash tops with % S s, Women’s Hand- ool panes~Siats’s 10 8 Sttes o 8t . et jamas, one and f lece. Refuced“te kerdllef‘ nylu'.' nu: 8% 16, Were Children’s Shou 2 for 25¢ Wers 25 e $1.45 Weresiss - and 35¢ . and $2.95 35 Linen and Swiss Hand- 200 pairs High and Low kerchiefs. s X : Shoes in black and tan. 50 Sachets. and duced to < - xS ¢ Sives Broken sizes. $1. Now . e Blouses, iong i ; fie 8% to 10 30 Pairs Children's Rubbers, 15 Lace Cuif ; 4 and e a7 suarantes Surchased / broken sizes. Reduced to 15¢ ., Were 85c. A ¥ rlele THE DOWN STAIRS STORE 'ml: 'DOWN STAIRS STORE THE DOWN STAIRS STORE = 1 tower”Tn "price than Slsewhere, Smart New Hats : . i Savings Never Before Available on Which Learned Their Lines : Women’s Pumps and Oxfords, $2.95 <453 Coats, Suits and Dresses of Such Distinctive Advance From Higher Priced -Paris ; 200 Pairs Women’s Shoes in patent leather, Styles—Fine Materials—Experfly Tailored Copies . .. FEA TURED at satin and a few silver kid. Sizes in lot 3 to 8. ms gl.’lrg'uwm:'.fls;smm ;)Zr;;uh :‘ms-l ZQNI:;iu Cut Steel Buckles. Were 31 v In Our Downstairs Store S—— = New Spring Coats and -Suits $3 ‘95 & $ 5 o All the vepr:'::ft sty]es—hi:h waistlines, :eulted, 66 ” t Lal‘os Rayon Mell S Pa]amas 4 o s ( capes, slight flares. Tweeds, coverts, lig.htweight broadcloth, etc. All beautifully lined and nicely tai- Underthings—special Reduced to sl 15 Vi ) lored. All wanted colors, These are very good looking hats to top the new tailored cloths . . . and attractive little affairs to All Slight Irregulars ‘| 76 ‘Pair§ Fancy Percale Sold Everywhere for \ $16.50 to $19.50 v i ¢ You i . 472 Pairs Bloomers and Panties, honey- Pajamas in coat and pull- wear with afternoon frocks You'll discover 4 ks Dleamn e o ol o4 4 many new brim lines ... and brims are tremendously : 84 Vests; honeydew, pin 2 phm| Bathrobes, large sizes. important but there are plenty of close-fitting ““:‘::;Mn“m' e iz p".‘ w:‘: LA sk:"s 5 & models, too. honeydew . $1 and legs, size 34. Were $2. Now..S5c / 3 54 Gowns, pmk, hone)dew and green. 76 Pieces Nainsook Underwear, sizes 4() Imported Perle Visca N 150 and 42. Reduced to 3 Paris-Marse . pinkswhite & o s1.50 Rt s;‘so‘-.eN.w"- e '"du',“; i \ . e New Print Dr oo S asbis o / _ New Print esses i 3 300 Pairs s e Glove Silk Underthings, 95¢ Tole. TRREGULARS. .. 35, 3 pais, 31 aku Braids | Reduced—48 Pieces Glove Silk aE g 5 " A beautiful assortment of polka dot, Show- g . . | Underthings, broken sizes. i Men s Shppers’ 85 c boat and Star ‘prints. Flares, high fitted . These materials prove their fashion-rightness ; T 2 pe | 3 Glove Silk Bandeaux. Were suo waistlines, uneven - hemlines, and that- they are UNUSUAL VALUES. “NU"'" " i Were $1.95 short _ax}:‘d long sleeves, with, 50 Pairs Felt and Leather Slippers. and withint Sl ens. - SIE w Easter Col broken Reduced t ssc - : Black and Ne aster lors & Soteen ;’,:; Reduced & 10 Pairs Shoes. Were $395, Now ..$1.95 . %3arankee(l washable. Sizes i THE DOWN STAIRS STOPY to 46. Downstairs Store. . Small Headsizes and Youthful Large Headsizes THE DOWN STAIRS J. E. Cunningham Co.—Millinery Dept.. Main Floor =