Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1930, Page 31

1219 F St. SEMISANNUAL Queen Quality Shoes Open Saturday Until 2PM. Hundreds of pairs of Genuine Queen Quality Shoes, the season’s smart styles from our regular stock and specially re- duced White Kid, Linen, Eggshell, Suntan, Green, Blue, Gray and Black Kid, in Pumps, Strap Pumps and Ox- fords for eve- ning, street and sport wear. Every size AAA to C. This Is Queentex Hosiery Week Sale Queentex Hosiery $1.00 $1.15 $1.29 $1.49 Queen Quality Boot Shop 1219 F Street N. W, @ MONITOR TOP SAVES YOU MONEY b g It is true economy to own the Refrigerator with the Monitor Top | the Republican candidacy for Governor | | was without his knowledge or author- | | ration system until the government is THE EVENING OTTNGERIS OUT 0F NEW YORK RACE {Candidate for Governor in| 1928 Favors Tuttle Now for Nomination. | | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 10.— Albert ottinger, formerly attorney general, an- nounced today that he favored the nomination of Charles H. Tuttle, United States attorney, as the Repub- | lican candidate for Governor on a wet platform. ottinger, who was defeated by Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1928, said he was not a candidate for the nomina- | tion. “I favor the nomination of Charles | H. Tuttle,” he said. “He will be elected, | especially if he adopts Dwight Mor- row's platform for repeal of the eight- | | eenth ‘amendment as the only way to | achieve true temperance. “The Republican party of this State, | while respecting the law, must take its | stand firmly once and for all in favor | of repeal of the eighteenth amendment | without equivocation.” When informed of Ottinger's state- ment, Tuttle said he was engrossed in the duties of his office and that any action or statement linking him with ization. WHEAT SHORTAGE | BLOW TO PORTUGAL Millers Announce Suspension of Work, Though Bread Famine Held Unlikely. —_——— | By the Associated Press. LISBON, Portugal, July 10.—Be- cause of 'a shortage of wheat, the National Association of Millers today | suspended work. No fear of a bread | famine was felt, however, since army | stocks are sufficient keep up the daily supply without resort being made to a able to modify the law concerning the import of foreign wheat. The public has been advised not to waste bread and the minister of agri- culture has ordered all wheat merchants to declare their stocks so the Govern- ment may be able to fix the quantity to | be_imported above the legal quota. During the day alarming reports reached Lisbon from certain parts of the interior where there is serious corn shortage. Manchuria has approximately 3,865 STAR, WASHINGTON, HOTEL OWNER’S ALIMONY COSTLY TO HIS BUSINESS Had Four Buildings, of which He Allotted Three to Divorced Wives. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, July 10.—The evidence indicates that Frank Gartenberg had a tendency to marry himself out of the hotel business. He had four hotels to start with. When_ his first wife divorced him, he gave her a hotel and $30 a week ali- mony. When his second wife divorced him, she got a hotel and $10 a week. It was the same with the third wife, who divorced him May 27 this year. That left Gartenberg one hotel. He recognized that this hostelry would hardly keep up the alimony payments. He remarried his third wife. Now comes the first Mrs. Gartenberg complaining of alimony arrearage and asking the aid of the court. Garten- berg told Judge Willlams yesterday his remaining hotel business hardly justi- fled paying the arrearage. ‘The court held that, be that as it may, Mr. Gartenberg should forthwith pay up on the alimony—or else. If Mr. Gartenberg wanted to, he prob- ably could indite an epigram, something about many wives making for fewer hotels. But doubtless he won't. Popular Excursion VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY Washington, D. C. and Alexandria, Va. To Charlottesville, Va.$3.00 %= Culpeper, Va. i, ookl Danville, Va. 5.00%%" Lynchburg, Va. 4.00 %% Orange, Va. 250 Saturday, July 12, 1930 ‘Tickets will be honored on train No. 31, or section thereof, leaving Washington (Union Station) 6:40 P.M, Alexandria, Va., 6:57 P.M., July 12th. Returning, tickets good on all regular trains EXCEPT CRES- CENT LIMITED, up to train No. 36, leaving above points Sunday, July 13th. Similar excursions will be oper- ated August 2nd, 30th, Septem- ber 20th and October 11th, Tickets and_information at City Tieket Office, Southern Railway. Me- 3 Union Station; also Alexandris, Va. miles of railways. General Electric Refrigerator saves us money every day !” FFORD one! You are not the only person who has wondered. But ask any of your friends who has bought one. Genera! Electric Refrigerators actually seve their owners money. They run at a cost of only a few cents a day. The efficiency of the Monitor ‘Top, with its hermetically sealed mechanism, sees to that. And your milk and meat and fruit and vege- tables that would spoil in a temperature less cold, are kept fresh, safe and wholesome in the glistening white cabinet of the General Electric. So you save there, too! The depend- ability of the Monitor Top sees to that. If you are thioking of expense—buy the refrigerator with the Monitor Top—the General Electric. You'll recognize it instantly by its modern beauty, its distinguished appearance, the distinctive design of the Monitor Top. Very little cash is required to buy one. Our easy time payment plan sees to that. GENERAL @ ELECTRIC ALLSTEEL REFRIGERATOR Bl ELECTRIC WATER COOLERS - COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATORS - ELECTRIC MILK COOLERS NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. “4 Washington-Owned Firm Working for the Best Interests of Washington” 1328-1330 New York Ave. b dhey -1 — National 6800 D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1930. W, B. Moses & Sons SINCE 1861 — SIXTY-NINE YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE National 3770 F Street at Eleventh 9 AM. t0 6 P.M. The July Clearance Sale Offers Extraordinary Values for Friday July Clearance You Will' Enjoy Visiting Three Auractive Groups Our SUMMER COATS 25 Were $39.75 to $69.50 Now comes the reward for those patient women who have been wanting a Sum- 14 Were $16.75 to $49.75 18 Were $25 to $49.75 Cool Fitting Rooms MOSES—SECOND FLOOR Rayon Panties Four Pastel Shades | mer coat so much and have wisely awaited for just such a sale as this, when the very smartest of coats can be bought at the most reasonab's prices. This collection includes silk coats that gain renewed favor every year, velvet coats, white and pastel coats and more practical coats that will give that desired smart appearance you wish to have when traveling. Sizes for Misses and Women MOSES—SECOND FLOOR Semi-Annual Sale $8 and $10 SHOES All our Summer shoes in the Moderne Shop re- gardless of former prices are reduced to these low prices during the July Clearance Sale. White, black or colored kids, cotton or linens. .. all the materials that are favored this season. Strap or pump styles for dress or spectator wear, One especially attractive shoe in these groups is the smart golf oxfords in white or smoke, $6.65. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR You will find nothing more convenient to take with you on your vaca- tion than these rayon pan- ties, for they launder so easily. With yoke front and band at knee. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR 3 £ In the Opportunity Shop July Clearance ~ DRESSES s| 2.35 Were $15 to $19.75 Season's Best Styles These dresses have been reduced to this-moder- ate price because we know it is the price you will want to pay in order to get a couple of new dresses for vacation. White and pastel wash crepes, dasfiing printed crepes, flat crepes and, fluttery; georgettes. Sizes for Women and Misses MOSES—SECOND FLOOR July Clearance Sale 700 Yards Linen 9 C Yard. s / Regularly Sold From $1.50 to $4.50 Yard Here is another history-making event in our Linen Department! This tremendous reduction on linen that will give long wear and will launder many times. In widths ranging from 18 to 54 inches. These linens may be used in so many ways—for making linen dresses that are so popular this Summer, linen suitable for embroidery work, and sheer linens for making handkerchiefs. Tan White Colored "5 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR July Clearance $1.35 Stockings $].10 Chiffon and Sheer Service Economical women know that the way to save on hose is to buy more of them at one time. By having several pairs at once you will find that you need not buy so many. So now while they are re- duced is your opportunity to save. The chiffon are silk to the top and the service weight have a four- inch lisle hem. Broken Sizes and Shades MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Summer Handbags «. To Match Your Various Costumes $2.95 Every costume must have its bag—so to help you :lrr{ out this fashion rule we are selling at a reasonable price, bags that would ordi ly sell for much more. There are shantungs, failles, crepes and moires. In white, dainty pastels and dark shades. MOSES—FIRST FLOOF. Helena Rubenstein Introduces to Her Distinguished Clientele Pasteurized Face Cream Special! A twin-cream to her famous Pasteurized Face Cream for normal and oily skin. This new Pasteurized Face Cream spe- cial combines with the rare excellence of the basic oils and unguents, two new emollients which soothe the sensitive skin, nourish impoverished tissues, and create new youth and lasting beauty. Three-ounce size—enough to last for weeks. Pasteurized Face Cream, Special Pasteurized Face Cream for normal and oily skins cleanser and revitalizer—has the additional value of being the ONE cold cream known to science which ac- tively benefits the oily, blemished or pim- pled skin. Soothing, normalizing, beau- tifying, it is a perfect cream “to develop a perfect skin $1.00, $2.00 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR.. =