Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1930, Page 28

Your OLD HAT MADE NEW Again ¢ Sentiitins™ 0 Eottis Vienna Hat Co. 435 11th Street HEFLIN DEMANDS THAT RASKDB QU With Window and Door Screens —See us about making them. Layton Woodworking Co. 2103 Ga. Ave. N.W. Pot..5670 Night Phone, Decatur 2405 Herb Extract Relieved Every Ache and Pain : Medicine | MISS E. HANBACK | For more than a year Miller's | Herb Extract (formerly called Herb | Juice) has been on sale by the | | Peoples Drug Stores. | time a special representative for this | medicine has been on duty daily | at store No. 2, 505 Tth St. NW., to explain this medicine to the hun- dreds that call each week. Thou-/ sands have marveled at the way the | Herb Extract overcomes ailments | of long standing and, like Miss Han- back, who resides at 1632 G St. SE., say that such a remedy cannot be ‘pflmd too highly, Miss Hanback | said: “For a couple of years I suffered | with rheumatism, and medicine I ‘used helped very little, my joints | would be swollen at times and | the pain was so severe I could hardly stand it. Then I was also troubled a great deal with my stomach, every- | | thing I ate caused gas to form, the lower part of my stomach felt sore, I felt nervous and was continually taking a laxative. I have now used six bottles of Miller's Herb Extract ||| wet money supporting Republican can- ||| didates. ||POLICE ACT TO CURB During this | Alabaman Asserts Demo- cratic Chairman Wants Wet ' G. 0. P. Candidates Named. | Charging that John J. Raskob, chair- | | man of the Democratic national com- mittee, was donating money to elect wet Republicans to Congress, Senator | Heflin, Democrat, of Alabama sald in | the Senate yesterday that not more | han 5 Demacratic Senators and 15| | Democratic members of the House, out- | | side of the Tammany group, could be | found who would say th°y thought Ras- kob should not resign as chairman. Heflin demanded that Raskob resign, declaring that his party had “come t. a miserable position” through Raskob's Before Heflin spoke Senator Simmons, D2mocrat, of North Carolina said Ras- kob wanted a w:t Congress as well as a wet President. He said he had noth- ing to do with summoning Raskob be- fore the Senate lobby committee. Raskob, who testified Friday, said he had contributed $65.000 to the Assocla- tion Agnlmt the Prohibition Amend- m:n Both Heflin and Simmons are up for re-election this year. They refused tc support Alfred E. Smith. Heflin charged that Raskob was work- ing against him in Alabama and against | Simmons in North Carolina. ' VIOLENGE AT MINESi | Precautionary Measures Are Taken as Strikers Start Picketing | in Kentucky Field. | By the Associated Press. | PROVIDENCE, Ky. April 10.—With nearly 2.000 coal miners idle in Web- ster County alone, peace officers today ' took steps to prevent violence as strik- | ers began picketing mines where at- wn':,nls to continue operations were made. Most of the men are on strike be- | cause of the refusal of demands fol’ | recognition of the United Mine Work- | ers of America, changed working condi tions and establishment of the 1917 | wage scale, but several hundred have | lost their jobs because of shutdowns. Picketing of several mines was started yesterday and at a meeting of the loca! | union last night plans were made tr | send 250 pickets to the Wheatcroft and | Clay mines of the West Kentucky Coal | Co. on reports of plans to oper-u there o |GIBBONEY AND BOWERS TO BE SOCIETY’S GUESTS THE EVENING STAR, U. S. Chemists to Try To Curb Car Exhaust Pipe Smoke Danger By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, Ga. Apru iv.—a committee from the American Chemical Soclety is going to do something about the evil smells and worse things that come out of automobile exhaust pipes. Alexander Silverman of University of Pittsburgh, cl man of the Chemical committee on atmosphere pollll- tion by automobile gas, reported to the society here yesterday that an exhaustive investigation of the mzlve means of detecting car- monoxide, with a view to de- veloping some means of eliminat- ing it, would be undertaken. Scores U. S. School Experiment. CAMBRIDGE, England (#).-—Wiliiam Spence, master of Corpus Christi College of Cambridge University, thinks it is a mistake for American schools to experi- ment with the English house and tutorial system because they do not fit with American ideals and"tradition. Death Rulel CDIony BRAZZAVILLE, French Equatorial Africa (#).—High mortality, sparse | population—Iless than one inhabitant to | the square mile—and vulnerability of natives to endemic diseases form a tremendous handicap to development of this naturally rich territory. The infant death rate is 40 per cent. WooDpwARD & LOTHROP Ex o S Rib Roast. See that the meat selected is clean. Trim off all the ragged portions, but do not remove the fat. Season and place on a rack in a pan, arranging to have the larger cut surface exposed to the direct heat of the oven. The part with the greatest surface of fat should be placed uppermost to do away with the necessity of basting. Place in a hot oven and maintain this high heat for about 20 minutes. Then the heat should be lowered and the roasting continued, allowing about 20 minutes for each pound, according to the shape of the cut and the degree of cooking desired. mercial fertilizer in February. CREERON 614 Twelfth Street N. W. Imported Baku Hats Small to Large Headsizes G 1725 510 E invite comparison of these Smart Hats in all colors and in the season’s most styles. They will look on miss and youthful matron. We Speci ze on Large Headsize Millinery. DR. EDWARDS DIES ] Rhode Island Educator Expires in 76th Year. PROVIDENCE, R. I, April 10 (P).— Dr. Howard Edwards, veteran educator and president of Rhode Island State College since 1906, died early today at his home in Kingston, R. I, following an iliness of several weeks. He was in ' his seventy-sixth year. Florida consumed 65,498 tons of com- approved charming DOWN STAIRS STORE Friday is Remnant Day Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. 0. D. or on approval; Phone or Mail Orders not accepted. Men’s Athletic Union Suits seeciat 65¢ 385 Durable Nainsook Suits; full cut for com- fort, well tailored for service. Sizes 34 to 46. 4i Pairs Fancy Pereale Pajamas. coat style; sizes A to D. Were $1.65.° Now..... $1. 300 Pairs Hose, silk and iisle, rayon lnd Irre; 5¢; hsle sizes 10 to 11'2 pairs Broadcloth, Clmnbny and Madras Shirts, $1.15 plain colors, stripes and fancy patterns. 300 Shirts; 2 "nun Coats, solid shades. Were 0’7 .50 1.1 ‘ihnrl! various colors a; Sizes 28 to 40 waist. Special. . Were SI 65 and $1.95 Wise purchasers will buy these collar-attached and neckband styles for present and future needs. Sizes 14 to 1674. WASHINGTON,. D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1930. g *%¢%0%6%0%0%e%e% “Louella” is the Finest Bllhr in TODAY ANOTHER ASCO STORE OPENS FOR YOUR INSPECTION WITH A FULL VARIETY OF FINEST FOODSTUFF3 AT 1348 Goed Hope Road S.E., Anacostia COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED SIRLOIN STEAK 1. Fancy Stewing CHICKENS | ROUND STEAK CHUCK ROAST STEWING BEEF w. 37c 3% to 5 Lbs. Each LEGS OF GENUINE LAMB LOIN CHOPS..... Lb 45c RIB CHOPS...... Lb. 39c CHOPS..... b 32¢ ROUND BONE SHOULDER FRESH FROM THE NETS! FANCY FRESH FILLETS CROAKERS .. PAN TROUT . ASCO Very Finest Golden Bantam Crushed or Country Gentleman Sugar Corn 2 o 25¢ Reg. 35¢ 4500 Finest Bartlett Pears Bie cn 2O .. Lb. 15¢|BUCK SHAD .. Lb 18c HERRING . jes Qe 29¢ Rf;:;:emjelhes Princess Assorted Jellies Shoulder Roast. ... Shoulder Chops. ... Stewing Lamb. . . Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. 41c! 25¢ 15¢ 3lc! . h. 22¢ . 27¢ .2 1bs. 25¢ . . Lb. 25¢ % 3 ind5e 3= 25¢ Make Some Easter Eggs! XXXX, Confectioners or Powdered Sugar 2013c Baker’s Chocolate 1/5-1b. Cake 21(: 2 Baker’s Shredded Cocoanut Baker’s Southern Style Cocoanut pkg. Small Cakes 19¢ 7c, 14c 16¢ Weekly Specials! Crosse & Blackwell’s Pickles. . #r ggcc Snider’s Peas in glass Snider’s Rosebud Beets THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Women’s and Misses’ Silk Dresses, $7- 50 b2 50 Silk Dresses, in colors, prints, navy and black. Broken sizes for Misses, \WWomen, Little and Iarger \Women. 35 Silk Dresses, for street, afternoon and eve- 15 Silk Dresses. slightly MUSSED. Were $19.30. ning Broken sizes. Slightly MUSSED. Were $16.50. Now Women’s and Misses’ Coats, $14.50 were s25 21 New Black and Tan Coats of faille, bengaline, broad- cloth and flannel. Limited size range for women and misses. 7 Dress Coats, tan basket weave, broken sizes 5 Coat Sweaters. Were $305. Now....... $2.95 for women and misses. Were $16.50. 7 Coat Sweaters. Were $2.95. Now....... $1.95 ...$8.25 10 Sports Skirts on bodices and bands. Were $2.95 and $3.95 $1.9: 10 Sports Skir Were $5.95. Now.... 2 Knitted Suits, 3-piece, miss $14.75. Now .. 3 Misses’ Raincoa and $5.95. Now.. Liberty Ball and Jefferson Pageant ' to Be Held Tomorrow | Night. Stuart G. Gibboney, president of the | ||| Jefferson Memorial Foundation, and Claude G. Bowers, editor of the New York Evening World, will be the guest: | of honor at a meeunu of the Southeru | Society tomorrow night in the Willard Hotel. The Liberty Ball, sponsored by the Society, will begin at 10 o'clock. | The Washington branch of the foun- | dation, prior to the dancing, will stage | pageants depicting various important events in Jefferson’s life. All members of the Southern Society and their friends have been invited by | the Jefferson Memorial Association to join in the pilgrimage to Jefferson’s | tomb on Sunday, April 13. Wilkins Coffee ... Orienta Coffee Pappy’s Guava Jelly ;Sunshin; Jelly Puffs g_ZdéSCD Corn Starc ..#25c Blue Label Karo Jar 35c Aunt Jemima P’c’ke Flour, 2 Pk&* 25¢ Jiar 25¢ Quaker Puffed Wheat can 12c Quaker Pufied Rice Whole wiic Sugar Corn . . 2 cans 27¢! Farmdale Crushed Corn 2 25¢ Choice Rice . . . 4 = 25¢ 0 Finest Ricm ) one b Qp \‘stn!o’leF l('."::::n Rice et 2 pkgs. 25c Finest Maryland Raisins . 2. ]15¢c| Tomatoes California Prlm Choice Rice, 3rke. 20¢ Med-Can 100 Seedless 4500 Large Green Lima Beans = 20c | Del Monte Asparagus Tips, 3 *"* 85¢ Del Monte Asparagus Tips P, s 17¢c ASCO Cut Red Beets ASC0 Cooked Pumpkin. ... 4SCO Beans with Pork Campbell’s or Ritter Beans.3 2" 25¢ | . Sweet Cream Fancy Fresh BUTTER 1. 48¢|Gr% 80066 e 3¢ THE FINEST BUTTER IN AMERICA! For Boiling, Poaching and Sick Room Use! Richland Butter. . .. . 45c|Selected Fresh Eggs, “* 29c FLQURW,..,.C..S % 95¢ néd Seal PILLSBURY CERESOTA AND GOLD MEDAL Finest Granulated ’ Pkg. Were as being the ideal laxative and a | ....83.95 regulator for the enuru See the special representa- headquarters eop) d ith St. N.W., Washington, les Service Drug Store, 727 | t,, Alexandria, Va., where | now introducing and ex- | the merits of this famous | e.—Advertisement. l.MILLE Snider’s Stringless Beans. Snider’s Lima Beans in gl Snider’s Wax Beans in glas: Golden Crown Syrup i zg?z 2 Choice | | | | thar | Store, 505 '-ln 1H 3 Special! Vine Ripened Tomatoes | S 25¢ i beautiful shoer 4 Misses’ Silk Drum Were $10. Now. 50 Slip-on Sweaters, Vee and round necklines. Were $1.95 and $2.95. Now Felt Hats, 85c Were 51.95 and g2.95 76 Hats of felt and felt with straw trim. Styles for women and misses. 21 Hats of felt and straw. Were $2. 95 lnd $3.95. NOW ......cccvceencnaransncrananaranatanns $1.95 E DOWN STAIRS STORE Women’s Shoes, $2.95 Were $3.95 10 $5.85 300 Pairs Shoes; blonde, tan and patent leather satin and combinations. Sizes in lot 3 to 8 AA to C. 150 Pairs Women's Boudoir Slippers. Were $1 to $1.95. Now Children’s Shoes, $1.45 Were $1.95 and s2.95 175 Pairs Children’s Shoes, of tan and patent leather. Good styles—mostly high models. Brok 50 Pairs Keds, lace-to-toe style, small sizes. Were $1.50. Now... Men’s Shoes, $3.65 weress.95 40 Pairs Men’s Tan Calf Shoes, Goodyear welt soles. Broken sizes. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Boys’ Wash Suits, $1.15 Linen Handkerchiefs it Greatly Reduced 113 Suits for Spring wear. Also some with wash tops and wool pants. Sizes 30 Men’s and Boys’ Linen Handkerchiefs, 3t 8. white and with colored borders. Were 25¢ 26 Wool Lumberjacks, sizes . 14, 16 and 18. . Also few leatherette lumberjacks. Were $2.95 and $3.95. N $2.15 13 _Shorts of khaki, linene and whil Sizes 5 and 6 only. Reduced 4 Khaki ean'23c enifTe .3 =50 ASCO Finest Tiny June Peas. . A4SCO Fancy Sweet Peas A4SC0 Medium June Peas. . Del Monte Sugar Peas Farmdale Tender Peas. ...2 " 25¢ A4SC0 Finest Tomatoes big can 18¢ ASCO Small Green Lima Beans " 25¢ LOW HEELS? Tlltn see l:ow Pl‘t"y low with colored borders. Were 18c and zsc Now Rayon Satin Slips, 75¢ Reduced From Higher Prices 100 Rayon Satin Slips, light and dark b csh:dles. Also a few pongee slips. - . Were $2 Sy ird es, $1.25 Vil Girls’ Apparel Reduced 28 1Girdleas Cotleto daat S op-ial G dies: u ‘I.nedu Dresses. \/ere $1.95 and H’Dsle broken sizes. SOILED. Muslin Underthings, 50c Were $1 37 Pieces Muslin Underwear, including chemise, dance sets, panties, slips. 9 Knit Uulu:’ Suits, brnk!n sizes. BOXL!D 29 Knit Union Sllllu. nue SOILED. Reduced Rich, Creamy CHEESE Ib, 290 Strawberry Preserves . 39c ' &2 MACARONI . . . 32%19c §o¢ SPAGHETTI . . . heel shoes may be when I Miller creates them ! 14 Khaki 17. Reduced to 38 Wash Knickers, 9. Reduced . Quart o Jar Adorable! As beautiful, flattering as any high heel shoe .The Medusa In black, blue. brown or green SUGAR 10 +49¢ Old Fashion Brown 5 Swu ter Suits, and beret. Were $5.95. u l ayon Bloomer Be including N can possibly be!.. 9-0z. above, is just one example. Pkgs. 19¢ 17 Pieces Underwear. Rednced “to. kidskin with matching reptile. ‘And patent leather with beige snake. Sixteen fifty! No won- der that nearly half of I. Miller ' presentations are shown in low heels! 1222 F'STREET N W, voMitienw .. sTHE INZTITUTION INTEANATIONALG Lambskin Gloves, 85¢ Were $1.95 and $2.45 78 Pairs Lambskin Gloves, mode and ram. - 50c Pairs Tan Fabric Gloves, fancy cufll Were $1. c House Dresses, 50c Were 78¢ 50 Wash Dresses for home wear. 16 Home Frocks. Were $2.95. Now. 4 Bed Jackets. Were $3.95. Now.. 2 Coolie Coats. Were ‘2” HW Kimonos. Were $1.95 Economies in Women’s md .- Children’s Hose - 360 Pairs Women’s Bemberg Hose, good 593 Pairs Children’s Short Socks, white 1‘0 hnq.‘%' mu“ tcllalhll‘ Handbags, sl Were $1.95 23 Leather Handbags, brown and black. 26 Bill Folds, Cigarette Cases and Key Rings, Were $1. Now 50¢ Novelty Jewelry, 50c Were $1 and $1.95 50 pieces, including bracelets and ear- rings. 100 hcl;oee- Novelty Jewelry, !nclud.\n. neck- Tots’ Wear Reduced G jwea 11 Robes. Were $1.95. Now. 16 Rayon Combinations. Now 14 Muslin Slips. Were $1. 5 !wnur Sets. Were $4.95 H l-ly l-nnem ‘Were u 95. Not 9 Pieces Tots' rel. Reduced to.. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE I‘5';..‘.',Choco Nut Cake SR %« POUND CAKE inest Fresh Produce!. YORK IMPERIAL APPLES . 31w 25¢ &2 KALE.......3 Lbs. 17c| 5 ONIONS. . . .3 Bchs. 10c mome SPINACH. . .3 Lbs. 25¢| 53¢ ONIONS 4 1bs. 19¢ Yellow FANCY SWEET POTATOES, 4 1w 21c 49c . 25¢ SUGAR