Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1930, Page 30

B-—14 » MAIL SERVIGE IS HIT BY CITIZENS' GROUP Farest Hills Association Also Protests Kindergarten Teachers’ Change. Protests l inst the mail delivery | service and the proposal to reduce the number of kindergarten teachers in the elementary schools were offered in resolutions adopted by the Forest Hills Citizens’ Association last night, meet- | ing in the Methodist Home, Connecti- | cut avenue and Ellicott street. ‘Tardy deliveries, with mail some- times as much as two days late, were | stressed by the association as the rea- son for its intended complaint to the city postmaster. The committee on transportation and mail service was suthorized to communicate with the | postal authorities and appeal for more | efficient seryice, The association also | seek an additional mail box at ‘Thirtieth and Brandywine streets, the box formerly occupying the site having been removed some years ago. It was pointed out that instead of three mail deliveries, as provided in most sections of the. city, the Forest Hills community is afforded but two, and on a number of occasions this sec- ond delivery is neglected. The bill passed by the House calling for a cut in the number of klndlr“ngn teachers in the elementary school budget aj posed by the associa- tion on the ground that the burden of a class of 35 or 40 puplh is too great for m:’e‘ be;nh:': . ‘; measure now is pending in the Senal 1ele\e me‘uure according to the reso- lution, would reduce the number of kindergarten teachers one-half, which, in the association’s belief, would not be to the best interests of the school lyxmn Bruldem of the asso- chtlon wm make an address at the dedication of the Ben W. Murch schoo scheduled for May 2. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U. S. WOMAN DIES N PARIS Mrs. Brazelle of Noted Ramily Vic- tim of Pneumonia. PARIS, April 11 (#).—Mrs. Charles L. Brazelle, St. Louis,"Mo,, died of pneu- monia in a Paris hotel yesterday. She was born Roberta Acuff in St. Louis and was the niece of James Howe. She for- merly was the wife of David Joyce, Chi- cago, brother of Bunlq che who wn the former husband Joyce. Burial probably he ot lt Louis. She was 35 years old. o New Store—New Announcing the Opening of GAFFIN’S 929 G St. N.W. Dresses—Coats Specializing in Chic Models in Stylish Stouts Stock—New Styles Millinery OPEN EVENINGS ALL THIS WEEK Free Parking Space RETAIL DEPARTMENT STORE Bladensburg Road at 15th and H Sts. N.E. SPECIAL SELLING of Our “Nationally Known” .“Elite,” “Dispatch,” “Betsy Ross” and “Olivette”’ ‘GAS RANGES r Original Low Prices Greatly Reduced “Banner”’ for a Special “Saturday Clearance” Gas R‘ange Dep’t, Lower Floor Just 16 “Olivette” gas ranges, porcelain enamel trim- med, right or left hand oven. Our original low price, $30.50.—Special Selling. 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WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK | . |\ Every Range in This Perfect. Just 20 “Elite” gas ranges, full porcelain enameled, right or left hand oven, touch a button lighter. Our original low price, $74.85.—Special Selling. May Be Purchased on Monthly Payments $62.85.—Special Our original low Oven ranges, with oven heat control, right or left hand Our original low price, * ciennes lace . . ¢, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1930. "WooDWARD & 1. OTHROP 1880 Gor DEN ANNIVERSARY Y TAR 1930 This Is the Way We Will Be Dressed On Easter Morning Crepe de Chine Fashions -Girls’ Smart Frocks, $10 Easter will find smart young girls in frocks of crepe de chine . . . plain-colored or gaily printed. The frock sketched—with skirt smartly flared—is a favorite. Other youth- ful styles, $7.50 to $16.50. Ginrs' Arparer, FOURTH FLOOR. Velvet Ribbon Trims New Leghorn Hats, $ I 0 With very small tailored brims or me- dium size brims or large floppy brims .leghorn hats are trim- med with vel- vet ribbon— black or brown. $5 to $10. Gmis’ Hars FourtH FLOOR. Children’s Easter Socks, 50c Are of Gay Pastel Colors New half and ankle-length socks . . . as colorful as Easter eggs. An exciting array —including striped pastels, plain pastels and white, with vari-colored tops. Other socks or boys and girls, 25¢c to $2. Curuoren’s Hos: A1sie 17, Pmst FLOOR. & > For Confirmation . . . Net Confirmation Veils $1.50 - edged with narrow valen- . and cleverly fitted to the head with elastic banding. Others at $1.85. Fine net, by the yard $1 and $2 Lace, Amsie 13, Fist FLOOR. Veils of net . .. With Spring here . . . and Easter actually only a week away . .. we are making breathless plans for new clothes. This is the wa we will be dressed on Easter morning. We will shop at Wood- ward & Lothrop . exciting and youlhful \w " On Easter Morning Little | rother and Sister Dress ¢+.like, $7.50 Dressed just alike . . . and faeling very superior . . . this tiny brother and sister wear pink chambray, trimmed with lingerie ruffles and wee pearl buttons. Other styles are of linen or broad- cloth, in dainty pastels and white. $3.95 to $7.50. JUVENILE APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR. Junior Misses’ Pin Dot Chiffon Frocks $29.50 Youthful styles that fairly breathe Spring and Eastertime. Sketched is a chiffon frock, with the smart flared skirt and new sleeve effect. Others are of flat crepe, flowered chiffon, lace. From $16.50 to $39.50. JUNIOR Misses’ APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR. Junior Misses’ Coats Have GalyacTtimming $39.50 Galyac trimming . . . and the very smart cape . . . are the claims to Fashion-rightness of the coat sketched above. . Other styles have flared skirts, string-belted waists, trimming of squirrel and broadtail. From $29.50 to $69.50. JuNtoR Misses’ AppareL, FOURTH FLOOR. Boys—New Niysfery Speed Boats, $1 Putt-Putt . . . It Runs by Steam A miniature motor boat that runs on its own power. Its new patented principle of operation is educational . . . thrilling. Come in and see it tomorrow—and be the first of rour gang to own one. Tovs, Fountn Proon. ) l( ‘V/' . where Easter's first fashions are most Youths’ Faster Suits Are of Zheviot, $25 No Spring suit is more popular with boys than blue cheviot . . . and Easter morning will find the well~dressed young man wear- ing the latest style cheviot suit . . . sketched above. All wool, with two pairs of long trousers $25 With two pairs of knickers THE Boys' STore, Fourts FLOOR. Boys’ Broadclott Shirts, $2 Compliment New Easter Suits These broadcloth shirts are favorites, Youths’ and boys’ sizes, collar attached. In blue, tan, green and white. THE Boys' STORE, FOURTH FLOOR. New Easter Ties, 75¢ Smart for Young Men's Wardrobes Just arrived in time for Easter . .. silk ties of distinction—in new weaves and colormgl —as well as plain colors. Others to $2. ‘THE Boys’ SToRE, FOURTH FLOOR. Three Good Styles Chosen From Many Good Styles In Boys’ Oxfords, $5 A DRESS OXFORD of calfskin, with smart shield tip and perforated decoration. Goodyear welt sole, $5. A SPORTS OXFORD of white elk, with wing tip and fixing of black calf. Goodyear welt soles, $5. A PLAY OXFORD of two-tone calfskin. A sturdy shoe, with crepe rubber sole, $5. Bovs’ Suors, FOurRTH FLOOR.