Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1930, Page 28

B—12 ‘ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO:. D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1930. l 'I‘ Pa.rk Your Car in Our Free Parkl':[ Space Opposite 8th Street Entrance and Shop in Comfort "pslfi'filfifi,? FpaHRI{IEy Apparel Sections Begin to Have a Summery Look! Inaugural Church World Con- | Lightweight Corselettes , ggz l?:: l-ll-fx‘:rPZ:l}::msé e . L Good quality vention Will Bring 25,000 striped or bro- cade corse- Members to Capital. fettes, with or $ 1 _98 Both for 256 without inner Get both the powder and perfume belts, ’a nd et 34 of this popular odor for tomorrow Plans for holding the inaugural some with swamee tops. Sizes for what each usually costs. world convention of the Disciples of to 48. g “At Seventh and K” Telephone NAtional 522! The Dependable Store Goldenbers's—Main Flaor., Christ here in October, an assemblage Geldenbers's—Second Floor. which will number nearly 25000 mem- | bers of the Christian Church, were | gl Worth 10 &°12.50! These Smart |Cool New Hair Hats As the first international meeting of | the world branches of the Christian Church, this convention, scheduled to convene from October 14-23, will ln-i clude representatives from 25 countries. During the period of the world con- vention two parallel meetings, the in- \ ternational and the youth's conven- . s In the Leading Fashions of and juvenile organizations of the Chr: tions, designed to assemble allied groups | ‘ {ian Chureh, will also- meet in Wasn-E 1 the Moment! Featured in This Special 87 S he Ameri - / . lmm']mtllc:;\e“odr"fixembiscexplcsmo:;:‘:é:}ar‘l’.{ls,3 7T | Look Them Over! Saturday Offering of $3.95 ° h_h 11 t _of 1,700,000, > e R. A. Long of Kansas City | 5 TR They Are Only and $5 Models! Wllj.l W!Jl;al‘?'_KlrhV rh;lx[x[r::mn rg:“tiha{ 5 3 £t'the Wednesday meeting. | d ) @3 Would you pass up the Because it is the fashion to be pretty and fem. e T ’ ; ’l‘:(:’l:‘::“l'zt;z "‘:“Vm’} ;‘c‘l'(ye' inine this season—sheer hair braids and lacy straws DISMISS KENTUCKY | \ 4 siitisihsemmraebliuse have the “edge” on all other hat styles—and there them in this stunning col- group. In such popular silhouettes as the “Angel : A o Face,” the “Greta Garbo,” and the “Rio Rita,” as ferst Rormergise commimone"‘ ! ':,::li’,'n-‘:::h 5! “;fl'fl_i‘:’l'(';fv well as large brimmed pokes that shade the face. \ . wrdflEinyoraHEdib ey Two styles sketched. ) SR Vi iy i ! : : Oilier#Gmely Hashionsrare: In natural, white, navy, black and the bright e R Dainty Flowered Georgettes . . . Printed Frocks galore . . . Plain colors to match your frocks. BOOK INDICTMENTS | - for only $7.55? We have are plenty of these two favorites in this exceptional lection, in covert cloth or and 25 Publishing Companies By the Associated Press Crepes Georgettes Pastel Frocks Sleeveless Frocks with FRANKFORT, Ky. May 2.—Indict- | ; H Separate Jackets . . . Polka-~ R i R e e ! e ket roidoned Froske. - Gape Drewes . with | N @y Hats for Girls, Too! fee- Binle Mot book amviissies &8 A 1 (‘”1;:‘. S:s mo§4c' ar;n(:lng etails, ack, Pastels, Navy and Bright b 2 : C e o 56. ::";:::m:t‘?: i{;l;zl:’?‘::s. a;e:pe:::;{::‘); & fgeeh \ Bl Jee Adorable new, large or me- e e ot O ek " e iR e e ack Silk Coats . . Rare Values at | dium brimmed pokes and cur- $ 98 ehogls, were Gimised i Frankiin A new shipment of beautiful black satin, bengaline ning off-the-face styles . .. o ® e oay Sbon trickion of f and velvet coats—in flattering straightline models with $ I 5 crisp Ruscan straw, which close- w'&":yhem DR A stand-up self collars—large or small spaes—and in a ly resembles leghorn. Marvelous GhicmaiT e fewicasestiuricollirs. values, too, mothers will note. Natural and colors. the te: ok commissioners, was ac- . quitted on peremptory instruction at his Ré1; ] Sizes 14to 48 One style sketched. trial in Franklin Circuit Court last Fall, | Goldenberg's—Second Foer. ‘Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. MUsic || New “Ballantine” Necklaces | ¢ Men’s *1.65 to 2 Shirts | Stunning New Bags MR. HOWARD'S JUVENILE OPERA. Regular $] Value! ’ The O Players Club of the Im- 5 A i ; st L ! muelntepeancepnu: Church o:)ened‘ & Light-weight frosty- Many fine makes of shirts are in this line-up! $2 & 32.95 Values the fifteenth semi-annual season last | looking beads in pretty Of cool English Broadcloths, woven You'll “rave” night with a performance of “Jack the 2 mottled colorings — as A madras, printed broadcloths and other Yy over these fine Giant Killer,” a juvenile opera written | . . print ¢ Hel by Harry Wheaton Howard, organist | : g | dainty and cool looking cloths. Collar attached and neck- ® $ bags, in plain A and choirmaster. The opera is written 2 B(as the sheer Summer R 77— 8 or reptile h : band styles, full-cut and fast- /i in three acts. Its performance last 6 Bl frocks with which they % Sty S 3 for grained leath- night was received with marked appre- | B| will be worn. Choker or 27-inch length. i color designs and stripes. There 2.50 ers, or dainty. ] clation by a large audience. | — 3 B is a good supply of whites also. $3. \ embroidered silks. Featuring the This performance was in the nature 3 e e MAtASSletes Kes Sizes 14 to 17 5 chic little back-strap pouch, which O e e niVRrRY, (a8 Gl NEATT R — 2 ) is as convenient as it is smart Bring a1 Jesst” thmee” pertormances, | % Men’s $1.65 Broadcloth Pajamas - e o b e They have sung “The Diamonds of | - shades. “Duchess of Dansic” and others by Mr. Regulation, middy and lounging. Neat fancy Howard, “Pirates of Penzance,” “Pina- 66 ot ” : Eies ; i o .A patterns, stripes or plain colors. Guaranteed 9 {:r:mb:x?sd hx:{z: Db'fcvo.:e J.fx’&s?éni?é [ Cln ere a fadeproof. 3 for $3.35 E For Communion wear—- Boys Abdullah,” “Rose of the Prairie,” i i Fine broadcloth pajamas in the popular styles. s 1 15 Goldenbers's—Main Floor. . Florence M. Yocum and George Buech- 8everal in this group were exceptionally { 3 Charming styles, and out- talented. | ( . » e “Jack the Giant Killer" was first | ! ) standing values—as is always 49(: 44C 29C 59c ; the case with Cindereil i presented in 1894 and has been given he case _ with Cindereila $ Bt pat Hads “,u; Faiidus OWNéits 4 prs. for $1.00 O about 15 times since. It is in three | \ frocks. Crisp new prints, ] - . acts and abounds in bright and melodi- | » linenes and dimities in ador- elastic in sides. made of fine quality Large variety of new Stripes, florals, dots, Regulars, $12.50 to $15 ous music, well kept within the limits | able patterns, with lets, broadcloths, madras, etc. combed yarn. Puli- patterns and colors. 4 : ot youthtul volces and well developed \N Bitiues Sifires ior Sgieits In stripes, novelty pat- ger style. Silk trim- Nationally known POvelty designs and Gramatically, Stage settings and cos- | § ’ Sizes 7 to 14 years. S cat Cparachute seat, mings. Deep-cut arm- makes. Some irregu- Plain colors. Many are ° tumes were exceptionally good. Few Sizes 28 to 44. holes. 36 to 46. lars. 9% to 12. lined with silk. amateur organizations can equal this e e e et e club of players in poise, styk 4 H 1 . smootiiness of performance. Norman De >3 White Crepe de Chine A Tempting Offer of The correct suits for dress wear—either m 313‘:: %&L?:gfrmwgo us{?e: :E: y ! Confirmation Fr°Ck' . 4 3 blue serge or blue cheviot. Each suit ha}s] captured princess d ial - 3 Beautiful long sleeved ll F & : - ickers, mannis tion. - Gatherine Murphy aa the young- H?, frocks with %a?m; A $ 5 .98 Fu - as lone < 8 4 two pairs of full cut golf knicke A 'short program of selected numbers N IEY Sizes 7 to 14 years. preceded the opera. Six members of ‘ Serviceable Mus- ‘ i A Healthy Body e i Cashmere Bowquet.. Big | Boys’ $149 $1to$1.50 $1.50 to e - | binations with built- Bath...Coleo...or Imperial $2.50 Wash Clear V]slon e e c Lilac...at little more than Wash Pants Blouses . Suit oidery trimmings. \ RS ; Well made—in sizes ! Irregulars of $1.35 to $1.95 Grades half of their usual price to- uits est princess and Francis Cahill fles, tucks, shirrings, vest, double or single breasted coats. Beau- well. Mr. Howard was at the piano. large collars, flares, etc. the senior group, Eleanor Hopkins, Wil- | White Voile Dresses ‘ / rick Nolan, ' Freddie Sh. j | Fine French voile of ¥ : j 10 $ X erick Nolan, Freddie Sherman and e iisiierans e e C Doaps { B from other operas.” - | loveliest shirreil and .98 . [ b “Jack the Giant Killer” wil re- | ruffied models with long The ideal suits for the high school boy. Smart K By gt o B3 3 e | op =l 0w siteves, Kizes X 6 Cakes and snappy enough for his conception of clothes (R (&8 of Abdullah.” BT | 7 to 14 years, and rugged enough for mothers. Fine materials, ; — 1’ . . h for patterns and styles. Grays, tans, browns, blue serges and cheviots = | Girls’ Muslin Undies {With two pairs longies, 14 to 20; longies and knickers, 12 to 17. | > ® { el e / morrow. Order a supply! | and NO worrles a BIONcare: A Well Known Brand! PPy $ c $ | . i Beautifully textured pure silk 15¢ Amami : It’s Still Baby Week! ' ' " s . @8 the jester also did exceptionally | Solk H C l t 9 tifully tailored. Sizes for 7 to 17. 1 ose OlgaleS | 1875 to 522 Prep Suits liam Stoddard, Kathryn Bowers. Fred- stockings at a saving that more 3 pkgs. for £ : . 1 hrand blouses Fine little suits for Nainsook Dresses, hand-em- Wool Sweaters, in slip-over, than compensates for their slight $1 Cheramy Lov Lor 39¢ :\.\2:‘\;:\{1 ::(l"g‘rlvrlc nlst\lh}& tan, blue 2 to 8 year olds Says Miller’s broidered, with or without button-front and sacque ' flaws. Newest shades, in three Face Powder ton wash pants. and fancy broad- Bl{ll(vn—g*\; or middie | collars. Sizes 2 models. smart weights, $2.50 ox. Jolie Narci Fancy plaids and cloths : R\l"glr\n-o: ]su’ns :;;:‘Vc:\orfi':‘y‘ FERLE s “".’r’{'-‘, b ; shl $1.35 Service| $150 Chiffon| $1.50 and $1.95 Pecfame; balfcn: 9 plawln c_:-lnr,w Goli onf oe ar style. long_sle e Gertrudes, in button-on shoul- prm‘::f oot Y Weight, with short | Weight, with silk|Chiffons, with style. 7 to 18. A der style, with hand-scal- 59c Sleeveless: ior with' set $1 lisle tops, heels and|tops. Dainty but|Frenchi heels and | Gives Lasting Toped neck and bottom. .. sleeves toes. serviceable. picot tops. Relie Smmma - g N Te. Just Arrived! New Purchase of Men’s elie! ; Women’s $4 and $5 Values BOYS' AND GIRLS' Boys’ “Luxedo” 30 & 35 Two Pants S o 4 » - uits | Novelty Footwear TENNIS Union Suits S At Savini . & | Brown or White my first bottle of Miller's Herb Ex- c 00 U‘ch!u;fr){‘mPfly called Herb Juice) From ss.oo N the past six months I have || really known the meaning of sound B'L'O'N'D'E'S — health—not a pain or ache and no c i sign of stomach trouble, that had caused me months of suffering and | worry.” Before continuing with this "}ir‘(:}c:'sl‘eml':]““ “";7’“ Offering exceptional values -in the newest Spring | stater —_— suits cross-bar muslin, . S 5 s 2 ::'f,:m;fr‘: ];:l:‘;n‘:‘k{nr;:‘q‘gxi g e O O VU L B y broadcloth or figured ":ad_ models. Smart fabrics and styles that are right for this . > ","'i’v",;‘“g‘ by | BOYS AND ras—with our own exclu- season’s wear. Fine worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots, n in Washing- | ton. Continuing, said, * | 9 sive label. V neck, close seroes a snappy tweeds. Many conservative models in usTng this l:;:;fimrpn&tds nB.;:';’;p STRAPS GIR[‘S OXFORDS crotch models, in si;e?‘zg el > ”] shades. All sizes matter for me to work steady, as I GHERLERIE the group. Popular shades. All sizes. was unable to eat the food I wanted ! to 36. ° b | +* Herb Extract | Goldenberg's—Main Floor. MR. JOHN McANSH. “Last April a year ago I bought | and needed to give me the proper | strength. My head often pained me | TIES : R . . . Bt PN s T vt | Winship Blue Suits I had sharp, shooting pains in my | Pretty bloomers, / & . . |y Bt e, ey o st g CUT-0UTS ., gah [ cl 4 Exclusive With Goldenberg’s in Washington six bottles of this medicine. 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