Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1930, Page 23

BUSY WEEK END FOR COUNTY POLICE Prohibition- and Traffic| Charges Form Bulk of Ar- rests on Fairfax Highways. Epectal Dispatch to The Star. FAIRF, , April 1—Fairfax Coun made a number of arrests Zie week end.” William P. Schriver thlnnon arrested by 0[11» n&‘!- ood Durrer and Traffic Office: Mills on the ng way near hmu charged with vlolnuon o! the prohibi- nnn law, was given a he rlmymd before Justice A. C. Ritchie and held !or the grand jury. Edward S, Dove of Washington, ar- and Prohlbmtm ear Lega harged ncklen dg;nng nnd sldeawlplnl the car Broad Run, Va. was h'led be(ore Mlyor Thomas P. Ghap- man and fined $20 and costs. Bharderly Charge. arrested by Officers L.L rlnn-nucmm:xnm-tcmm ney Villa on Lee Highway and ‘with dmrderly conduct, was nned uo and costs by Justice A. C. Gflbert MecIntosh ot nm Humphreya Va., was arrested Accotink and cmmd wl - he&l ona vuhllc mahwny He was and 0 days m Jll.l by , W. Va.,, was ‘West, Virginia dealers’ tags. He wnnned $10 and $4 ' costs by Judge Ritchie. I Raid Near lnn( Vernon. A raid late Saturday night on a house Mount Vernon district, between the KAYE DON PLANS ANOTHER ATTEMPT British Racer Will Try Again To- day Following Series of Un- "got & maximum speed of 189 perhouxmgy ‘The record HUNGER MARCH STAGED Eighty Leave Glasgow for London to Protest to Cabinet. —_ » Turkish Women Given Vou ISTANBUL, Turkey, April ). =—Women now can vote in mun!d and are eligible to icipal lo; ts. as municipal counselors A Pnlhment has en(nnchlmw xtent. Kldflz h eu, 929 kzy hnve no mu what the movement is about. UNDERWEIGHT DUE | TO TASTELESS DIET | Often True in the Case of | Children | “Get correct weight on children,” says the doctor. For the under- weight child is more subject to disease than the one up to standard. However, the old saying about | horses being “led to water” can be paraphrased to describe underweight children—you can lead them to food but you can't always make them eat. In such cases, the mother or the | cook must take extra pains to make | | the foods in the child’s diet inviting and palatable. Sugar is a great aid in this respect. A dash of sugar on essential vegetables as carrots, peas, cabbage and spinach improves their flavor to & marked degree. A lead- ing child specialist in Pennsylvania invariably suggests that tomatoes be sweetened to taste. This recommendation should be followed even in the case of adults who are underweight. In addition to using sugar on vegetables, a sprinkling on fresh and stewed fruits, also cereal, makes them more tasty and is dietetically correct. It ‘must also be remembered that nour- ishing desserts such as custards, | puddings and ice creams are inval- uable. Most foods are more deli- clous and nourishing with sugar, The Sugar Institute,—Advertisement. i THE EVENING ST WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, APRIL -1, 1930. ANNUAL SPRING SALES A Remarkable DresS Event—Just 21 Days Before Easter! Sale of Better Dresses Every One As New and Fresh As Spring Itself $25.00 to $35.00 Values 21 You will agree with us, when you see them, that such smartness, combined with such quality, is seldom found at anywhere near this low price! Dresses for every occasion— many copies of Paris successes—all with the new silhouette. Chiffons, Flat Crepes, Georgettes, With the Newest 1930 Details Dresses with jackets, capes, peplums, novelty sleeves, short sleeves and belted waistlines that so smartly accentu- ate the longer silhouette, Dresses with tiny tucks, elabo- rate lingerie touches, creamy lace yokes and frilly neck- lines—all so refreshing in their utterly feminine manner. Styles for the woman or the miss; in black, navy, dusty pastels, clear high tones and the new medium and small prints. Sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 46. u.‘!.‘.“" ¢ - ‘Women’s and Misses' Dresses—Second Floor Extraordinary Values Silk Underwear Made to Sell for $3.95 to $5.95 $2.97 Be thankful you're a woman, and can wear this lovely underwear! 100 pieces of our own $4.95 and $5.95 things reduced for this big event; 400 pieces bough! from one of the best New York makers at a semi-annual sacrifice in price!l Gowns, beautifully trimmed! Slips, both tailored and fancy; some em- broidered in an exquisite Chinese lantern design! Pa- jamas that look like trousseau treasures. Regular and extras; black and pastel colors included. ‘Underwear Shop—Third Floor Sale $7.50 to $10 Bags From Stock 34.95 The detail of these beautiful bags instantly reveals their fine quality! Pleated leather folds, marcasite and enamel clasps, and all the little details of finish inside that make you glad of an excuse to open your bag! Genuine snake, pin seal, morocco, and fine calf—in styles and colors so complete that choosing is a very simple matter! Handbags—Street Floor 60-Inch Strand Pearls Usually 49¢ 29¢ You can wear one of these strands with any. frock you own, and they're exceedingly lovely for such a small price! White, cream, and flesh tints. *Simulated. Jewelry—Street Floor frock, with Bolero frock, as smart less cape jacket as Paris, with tiny pleat- leng-siesve frock. od skie snd csvelet ool Easter Hats With the Uplifted Look— Economically Priced $7.50 to $10.00 Values $ 5 Smart hats, of straws that prove their worth—such as porte bonheur, baku, tochia baku, perle visca, balli- buntl and milan — some combined with whispy hair braids—others felt! Brimmed models, yes, but with brims twisted upward to reveal inches of forehead and soft- wavy hair. Hats that will make you look younger and prettier than ever. Choose from black, dusty. pas- tels, new blues and natural beige shades. Millinery Shop—Second Floor Jane Stuart Will Shop For You or With You Telephone Orders Promptly Fllled National 9800 Spring Sales Savings on New Rengo Belt Corsetlettes $2.97 Three distinct models. Sketched is Rengo's Corsetlette for the heavier figure. It is cut high over the abdomen, with an inner belt, diagonal boning and strong surgical elastic. Another model is made especially for the junior—it is bone- less and form fitting. Still another is made for the medium figure, with reinforced diaphragm control, light back boning and swami brassiere. All three of flesh brocade. Sizes 32 to 48. Corset Shop—Third Floor * model of non-run chardonize, The New Shades in Picot-Top Chiffon Hose Full Fashioned of Course and With Slim French Heel Extremely Low Priced %1.15 There are so many smart colors, and the’ quality is so fine, it's no wonder we are selling hundreds of dozens of these hose! Very fine guage chiffon in sun- brown, rendezvous, muscadine, naive, gun- metal, manon, blondore, plage, sunbask, and rosador; 813 to 1015, Hoslery—Street Floor 600 Pairs Smart Suede Slip-On Gloves $1.95 Plain, self-stitched, scalloped-top slip- ons — four-button length—the correct glove for all Easter costumes—offered in a fine quality French suede—beige, mode, beaver and tan. This is part of our own, specially selected importation reduced for the Spring Sales only! Sale! Daytime Frocks $1.79 Usually $2.95 Any one of these 15 smart styles would make a prac- tical playtime frock for warm weather lnd a dress-up frock alovely lwo-plece model and to wear in the right a lpe:nl f three-piece now! Linen, printed pi c-mblul Ap- and batiste and 4 : weave rayon, -in white and Sale! Pajamas and Pajama Ensembles $295 and $3.95 Values $1.79 Three styles, and each one just about perfect! Tuck-in 'un..f’mmu _ pastels. ‘Underwear—Third Fleor Daytime Froeks—Third Floor Pumps, Oxfords, Strap Effects A Wonderful Group New Easter Shoes, $645 Eu!er shoes—Spnng shoes—shoes for every occasion—for street, afternoon and evening wear! Every pair a smart, new Spring miodel made to sell for a great deal more than this ridiculously low Annual Spring sales price! Classic pumps, -fashionable one-straps and ties—of patent leather, black satin, mat kid, blue kid, pale beige kid, Almora brown kid and the new putty beige kid. Trimmed with genuine python snake, contrasting satin kid or perforated and laced in the new Parisian man- ner. With Cuban, Spanish or high spike heels and long, slender lines. Complete size ranges. Shoe Shop—Second Floor - LANSBURGH & BRO 7th. 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—NationaF 9800