Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1930, Page 20

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' MOUNTAIN VALLEY MINERAL WATER oelZ5e S %orer er HOT SPRINGS e, 215 District National Bank Blds: ._Phone Metro. 1062 Americans Are Favoredby Low | Price of Sugar Most Nations Pay Much| Higher Price for This Product ¥ — | According to statistics, sugar is one of the cheapest food products| bought by the American housewife | day in and day out. In Australia sand New Zealand, where the per capita consumption is thirty pounds more per year than in the United States, a higher price is maintained. The standards of this country in | refining sugar, not only insure uai- form color, granulation, and purity, but give it unlimited keeping qualities. ~Besides, cans are offered sugar in many in. viting forms, conveniently packed w’ suit their needs. «The low price of sugar, jis many| uses, and the important part it | phys in the diet should not be over- looked, It is one of the chief ingredi- ents in wholesome desserts, includ- ing puddings, cu.tards and ice cream. | t improves the | taste-appeal verages, autritious stewed and fresh fruits, also hreakfast cereals. heightens the flavor of vegetables rich in vitamins lnd minerals. H d ‘The hzllthy well - fed United States Aym# consumes considerably more sugar pef capita than those irgelvilian life. Inasmuch as the dict of these soldiers is constantly w-cch.d by medical and dietary of ||+ Used as: a seafonin,, with salt, sugar| | ATLANTA CITY HEAD| N, 19 FACING USTE Blg-Hearted Alderman, Who Emptied Jail July 4, May \ Be Impeached. By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, Ga., July 8.—Allen Couch, Atlanta’s big-hearted alderman, who freed 268 prisoners in a gesture of inde- pendence while acting ag mayor on the Fourth of July, is faced with possible impeachment. Alderman G. Everelt Millican an- nounced he probably would begin im- peachment proceedings dt the next meeting of the city council, charging that Couch exceeded his authority. Police spoke their displeasure at Couch’s action and continued to rear- rest as many of the prisoners as they could on old charges. ‘The municipal street repair force, | virtually wiped out when Couch opened the City Jall, had about 60 of its num- | r back inlne and police hoped to | renrreat enough to resume work on a Jarge scale by Thursday. Many were jailed again on old charges authorities had “kept over their heads” and others slipped back into the police | net when they celebrated their release | with undue zesf. REALISM FAILING IN PARIS THEATER Imagination Preferred to Yank! Stage Equipment by French. By the Assoctated Py PARIS, July ting real food and using wet rainstorms on the stage make the Frenchman think American audi-| ences lack imagination. The French prefer what Americans ch’uider arti- | ficlality and “play acting. France's finest tleltfl' the Pigalle, called by e%perts the best equipped play- ; house in the world, is almost ready to give up the ghost, because, some critics| think, it tried to give too much Ameri- c:ln realism and forgot “the play's the thing.” i Discussing the differences in tech-| nique, Commoedia, the principal theatri- cal paper, remarks of the American, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MOUSE TO SERVE IN AIR AS FLYER’S SAFEGUARD Will Ride in Cockpit on Hawks’ Cross-Country Flight te Signal * Monoxide Gas. By the Acsociated Press. flll!d cock] n mo cu t. H-w‘n. who will leave cmm l"rld-y for New York, there to await|ing favorable weather for his three-stop cross-country record attempt, announced 't:; latest wrinkle in air safety devices ay The mouse will ride in a cage in the inclosed cockpit of Hawks' monoplane. If the animal is overcome by fumes the fiyer will realize his danger, lower his 'reed and open the cockpit for ventila- el g s A tax of 8 cents = gallon on gaso- line represents $1,600, no% a year in the operating costs of one omnibus compan:; in London tdi COLLEGE GIRLS PLAN SOCIAL WORK STUDY Twelve Students, Representing ‘Women’s Colleges, Gather in New York Under Charity Group. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 8—Twelve sti & dozen of the lea eges of the United States arrived hm yesterday for a month’s study of social l:endmum un- der the leadership of the Charity Or- ganization Soclety. Clare M. Tousley, assistant director of the charity society, who will have charge of the course, said the curriculum would include health problems, immi- gration, unemployment, housing, juve- nile delinquency and child welure She said similar courses were being rted in Cleveland, Ohio, and Baltimore, Md. Among the girls_taking the course here are Hild: The Itime 39¢ Felt 8 brand-new patterns in good quality felt-base coverings for the kitch- en or bath. Seconds. players in “The Barker,” that “in order to make the audience believe the Uentl was pitched outdoors they had to cover | the stage with real sod, and in order cm be convinced that it was raining the| audience had to see and hear the rain | as well as see the actors come tn | drenched from the shower.” ‘The implication was that Prench' actors could make an audience be]leve lt was raining merely by telling them | , because French audiences had suffi-' cxem imagination. FILM FANS ASK MUSIC Accompaniments Prove Important to Mexican Audiences. | The Mexican movie house audience seems to pay quite as much attention | to the accompanying music as they do to the film. No matter how thrilling the pidture may be, if the music stops me[ people present get restless, and if the| Floor Coverings sq. yd Downstairs Store Real Values Here—and Real STYLE! Smart Frocks in Many Linen Frocks Ginghams . . . Rose Garden Prints . . . China Rose Shantungs . . . Plain Shan- . Printed Crepes, Etc. We are constantly renewing our collection of pretty frocks at this economy price. tungs Vhl’lnh Potter, Baltimore, Md., Gouc! . Mount Holyoke, Rag- cliffe, Smith, Swarthmore, Vassar, Wel- lesley and Wells. POSTAGE STAMP ARTISTIC French Innovation Aims to Draw Interest of Tourists. ‘The sole purpose of 'the new art postage stamps issued by the French government is to excite the interest of prospective tourists. The countries of Europe have come t0 appreciate the financial value of a stream of fml{n travelers, and while t.hey like to poke fun at the American they are also eager to catch the silver that is left in the wake of a good tourist season. The pic- | ture postage stamps of France are re- productions of the nollh]e scenes of the country. —_— ‘Turkey juires all male citizens and foreigners of six months' residence to t in 10 days of service at road build- eslch year, although a four-dollar fee will exempt a man from the actual =i: SUIT TO BAR NORRIS’ TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1930. Nanking,e struct the FOE’S NAME STARTED Legality of Accepting Candidacy | Mailed But Received After List Closed Is Attacked. water works Nanking Very Ambitions. clty in’ o bl . ki propon.u of lmmm'fiu'.’&’n.fi“é‘.’. n.mctlon of a ns:: port, uuumeunfl( system, opening of a to BORIC ACID is Good But Not Enough B RIC acid has always been & family remedy for sore e; and as a trouble :v:nuvc yu infants and children. Oculists By the Associated Press. LINCOLN, Nebr., Juy 8—Suit was filed in District Court yesterday by Donald Gallagher, a Luncoln attorne; to, Testrain Secretary of State Frank Mdrsha _from entering the name of ‘W./Norris of Broken Bow on the Repul unan pnm-ry ballots in Nebruh to BSenator George ng ol Mecook for the un-wml nomlnuon He attacked the legality of accept! r mailed filing-which was receive 5, two days after the rolls though posted in the y Priends of Senator Norris in Omaha were preparing to also attack the filing with & protest to be filed directly with the s«:mnry of State. Follow the torically inte delightful ul ALL-EXPENSE TOUR - WASHINGTON to BALTIMORE By Boat and Rail $12.12 Round Trip . _(Standard time). 0 n i Bafofmaion, merature. ste. enna. R R, Gity Ticket Office. 813 140 + OF Agent's Ofice, 7th Street recognize, howtv:r. the need of healing oils to repair damaged and urritated tissues. Iris contains camphor, menthol, sassafras, pej- rmint and witch-hazel as well as ric acid, chioretone and zinc sulphor carbolate. Absolutely barmless and recom- mended by oculista everywhere. o werle fasks with eyeecup, 30c and § AL M1 Pegples Drug Stores Tirug and Tollet Cothters eversunere, RIS 7" Return by Tast day on water xcellent. ongenia] people Dorchester” and Taibot, Teave Tth Bireer win Wharf Mon. and Sa Mibimum e and Suits . . . Rayon .we have No wonder to, for they sell very rapidly indeed! .when they are so cool and dainty and up-to- date looking, as well as inexpensive! Easy to launder sleeveless sport frocks and more feminine types that employ such smart features as capes, berthas, cape sleeves, flares, bows, etc., to win your admiration. There are becoming models in the larger sizes, too! White, Summer pastels, polka dots, checks and flower patterns—{resh and summery looking as.can be. Sizes 14 to 50 Goldenberg’s—Second Floor $1.75 Window Awnings 99¢ Serviceable quality, in neat stripes. Complete with fixtures and rope, ready to hang. Regular 59c¢ Wmcbw Shades Opaque cloth window shades, white, ecru or green; 3x6 cut nu Slight seconds. Limit. 6 to a customer. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor 69¢ Printed Plume Chiffon Voiles 39°¢ You probably never dreamed that you could buy these superfine chiffon-like prints for so little ", . of fact, you seldom can! This very exceptional group offers an exquisite assortment of cool, airy patterns, all in guaranteed A very important offer—since voiles are in great favor this Summer—and since they make up so beautifully in Amazingly Underpriced! fast colors. fluttery afternoon frocks. 40 inches wide. 59¢ Swiss Organdies son's most exquisite dance fash- 3 g c tons use crisp organdie as a medium. White, black and lovely colors. 45 inches wide—with per- manent finish. The return of “femininity” has brought these into promi- nence again! Some of the sea- Goldenberg's—Main Floor Entire Stock of Our $2.45 “Smart Set"’ Straws . and as a matter 59¢ Rayon Flat Crepes Washington women are en- thusiastic over these high-grade 37c rayon-and-cotton crepes—for they are very dainty and satis- factory way. White and fast colors galore in every 36 inches wide. Now Priced at More Than V; OF . . s l .59 Many of these hats are actually worth as high as $4, but Goldenberg's underselling policy made our original price only $2.45. Included in the lot are Sennits . .. Flat Foots . .. Tuscans . .. Imported Italian and Swiss Yeddos .+« Split Straws anri nlhers with black, fancy and novelty bands. Sizes 634 to 754. Goldenberg’s—Men's Shop—Main Floor omission is not remedied quickly they | express their indignation by stamping and even “booing.” Music which pleases | them is invariably applauded, and to| ||| the American it seems that they might be applauding the film. The One Prescription aPatientLoves §§ this” consumption of sugar m slcnflunt Good food promotes good health. The Sugar Institute— Advertisement. Summer Suits Are just as COOL as their price is LOW! Tropical Worsteds Linens Silky Mohairs Gabardines Arcolas And Others s lo .75 Being cool and comfortable is the claim of our Summer suits, but also being able to hold its shape even under the blazing sun is another. You will find a fine selection of such suits as these in our Men’s Shop and at only $10.75. Snappy models in tans, browns, grays, blues and fancy mix- tures in sizes 34 to 48, $5.50 Striped White Serge Trousers ‘Wide or narrow stripes in brown or black on s 95 4. white serge. Extra cool and easy to keep pressed. Well cut models with fine tailoring. Sizes 28 to 44. Direct Entraness to Mon's Clothing From K and Seventh . Sapolin Speed Enamel $1.39 Scalloped Easy to use—wonderful for refinishing SI eets « ‘)) beds, furniture, etc. Dries hard in 4 hours ~ with glossy finish. 18 beautiful colors and In the Popular 81x90 Double Bed Size for LN X-MLE white. 1, pint 1, pint 1 pint 1 quart We are inclined to think 6. 30c 50¢c 90c¢c *1°* $1.98 Garden that you will order a half dozen of these serviceable sheets when you see them! Slight imperfections, which in no way affect their wear- ing qualities, have brought the price unusually low. Full double-bed size, with dainty scalloped edges. 39c Bleached Pillow Cases 29c¢c Large size (45x36 inch) cases of staunch cotton, free from starch or' dress- ing. Buy a supply of them to go with the above sheets. Goldenbers's—Main Grand Salon of ““lie de France'* an momlng coffee’s lost its taste . . . you need a changel . . . cross “the longest gangplank in the world” from the heart of Manhattan and find your appetite waiting ... pills might have worked the miracle, but how you hate them! s~e All the gayety of France in Fall is waiting for you on board the “Tle de France,” the “Paris” or the “France” sv Stewards trained as family retainers . .. French seamen who know the Atlantic as their fathers have for seagoing centuries e~ Plymouth and a waiting express for London . .. a few hours later, the covered pier at Havre; three hours, Paris e~ The Bois is feathering out, the smartest frocks are lunching ot the Ritz, the chateau country, the fewel-strung Riviera ... . “Bar- " bary Land Tours” through Morocco, Algeria and - ‘Tunisia, the winter. playground for Continentals. “lie de France”’ Aug. 1-27 : “Paris” July 18 “France”’ July 25 e s I The new “Lafayette,” the “De Grasse” and “Rocham- beau” form a cabin fleet that makes economy smart. Trench Jine Mhfl-“kfihwuflsflu © 84 Bre-st. Wasplnsten Long service hose of corru- gated rubber with good grade Fine for use 17-foot brass couplings. ceptionally low 10 ft. 6 il. $12.70 12 ft. $9 45 ‘ Ss -85 price. 7 ft. 6 imi..... For sofa, club and wing chair . o e Porch Awnings All Ready to Hang Four sizes $ l 4.95 13 ft. 6 in.; 14 ft. 8in.; 15 ft., and 18 ft. 6 in. Other si.l.‘.".; '::....-,..{..m. Slip Cover Sets with five separate cushions. In attractive striped or flowered cre- tonne material. ,Excellently tai- able and nothing to harm their wear. every room and purpose. 7.6x9-ft. 9x15-ft. Size Rugs 34059 Axminster Rugs colors and patterns. Pick yours now while the as- Septonsly fow $95 Royal Wilton Rugs Wiltons. We have marked them down for 6 ft........$8.25 9 ft. 6 in. 39‘9 Congoleum That Fit So Well Gold Seal Rugs effects, etc. lored l&d vm .\:aea'lfl:' Classed as Slight Seconds The imperfections are hardly notice- All this season’s patterns, such as seen in the leading magazines. A rug for 6x9-ft. s2. 45 Size Rugs she, 9298 Size Rugs 9x12-ft. Size Rugs 35 Goldenbers’s—Downstairs Store July Reductions on Regular $35 $40 and $42.50 $45 and $50 Quality Quality Quality Thick pile Axminster Rugs, firmly woven and seamless. You will like the attractive and pretty sortment is at its best and save as much as one-third or more! 9x12 and 8.6x10.6-ft. sizes. Choose your new Fall rug from these mar- velous selections of rich, thick-napped Royal s 5 only a short time. Sizes 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 ft. 13 ” : Gold Seal Quallty in garden or garage. 9 t .r 8 S-PG U ty The Same Quality as the Kitchen Sets Famous Congoleum % ‘ Artistic patterns in tan, i-., 7 in, 8 h....‘n: :"‘:: blue, green, gray, sand, tllc Vi ha Set of retty green PR S e e, T | 42¢ and 52c Sq. Yd. oonnmru—mnntm. Store length only $1.69. Set comprises 1 each of 6 ssc | wated measuring cup. o mueh easier, - Store