Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1930, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1930 Free Parking Space for Our Customers Opposite 8th Street Entran Man’s Enthusiasm For Back-to-Nature See Our Advertisement Toddlers’ $1 Dresses Stuff Loses Wife é ! 9 | ; Cunning styles for smaller girls: the e — in Today’s Times . . . . e 3 | prettiest prints of broadeloth, voile or : By the Assoctated Press. 3 ) g | b dimity, in flower-like -hlde!. some PITTSBURGH, July 16.—If It gives the full particulars of a tempting i with French panties. there's one thing Miles Bishop | | z sale of tubfast daytime frocks for women and | partment? Do—for we know that you will like it— lkes it's this back-to-nature stuff. Bu enthusiasm is not . misses . . . at only 85S¢, or three for $2.50! It is located on the Third FI on the Third Floor. zes fI’Om 16 to 52. Girls’ and Infants'—Third Fleor. CAPONE CHARGES WILL BE DROPPED Miami Official to Quash| Two Perjury Accusations Against Gangster. Have you visited our new Infants’ Furniture De- shared by the Mrs. That's why she was in Divorce Court Monday. “Why, he made me take long | | trips in'the woods with him and sleep out under the stars and eat from the trees,” she said. Judge George V. Moore granted her a decree. By the Assqciated Press. MIAMI, Fla., July 16.—County Solic- | {tor George McCaskill announced yes- | ferday that two persury charees against | FLYERS SETTLE SUIT %“Scarface” Al Capone, Chicago gang | chieftain, will be dropped ‘“because | Litigation Over Endurmlcp Pl'\li‘ they cannot be successfully prosecuted.” Will Not Go to Trial. Down Go Prices on All Warren Porch Shades A Popular Clearance Group! 38c & 50c Sheer McCaskill said he would enter a | formal order to nolle prosse the pro- ecedings. Capone was acquitted Saturday by a directed verdict of Criminal Court Judge | E. C. Collins in the first of thtee per- | jury charges which grew out of his ar-; Test here several weeks ago. McCaskill said he believed Judge Col- ‘ lins’ reason for ordering Capone de- clared not guilty in the first case would hold good in the others should they be brought to trial | Judge Collins held Capone within his rights to alter testimony he had given | in a false arrest case against S. D. Mc- Creary, director of public safety of Miami, despite the fact that the perjury warrants already had been sworn out, | because final decision in the false ar- | rest case had not been given at the time. The quashing of the two remaining | perjury cases brinys to an end, far the present, at least, the official campaign inaugurated by Dade County and the | City of Miami to drive the gangster from residence in his $250,000 palace on exclusive Palm Island at Miami Beach. Capone has been involved in some | hase of the “ousting” litigation since e arrived here April 20 for what he snnounced at that time was a two | CHICAGO, July 16 (#).—Litigation in- | | volving the endurance flight profits of | the Hunter brothers will be settled out of court, it was announced Monday. A | motion to restrain the flying Hunters from using the proceeds of their flight | was withdrawn. The motion was filed while John and Kenneth Hunter were stil soaring above Sky Harbor in their record-breaking | | plane, City of Chicago. It was in behalf of stockholders of a defunct concern, which once owned the plane. The stock- holders averred that the plane was sold | to the Hunter brothers without their | knowledge. | DISAPPEARS WITHOUT TRACE Perspiration, grease, all food, fruit and beverage stains are swiftly re- moved with . Annette’s Perfect Cleanser. It's a Powder—not a liquid. Leaves no odor, does not affect’ color—Cannot Leave a Ring. At Dep't and Drug Stores. 50c. Free samplee. Write Annette's, Boston, Mass. —Advertisement Wash Fabrics 40-in. Printed Voiles 40-in. Printed Batiste 40-in. Printed Flaxon 36-in. Printed Dimity 4-- Four of cotton’s most popular Summer fab- rics of sheer quality that should tempt every woman who likes to sew, for the_colors and styles have never bcen more numerous or varied. unusual price! 25c¢ Plain Color Chiffon Voiles ‘Wide tape edges. sl es 16e tion pla of n shades ‘and White. 40 inches wide. 59c Printed Rayon Flat Crepes A T m\\\! oral’ and nove Ane ravon - and- cotton grade. 36 inches wide. .Choose several dress lengths at this 19¢ 36-inch Nainsook, yd. ro ax 10 eeein 1 Hl(h mrc! 2 Woven, ‘4ofi-fnish ‘quelity. 3 inches wide. 89c¢ Printed Celanese Crepes Crlanese an cotten aumiiy Tange of rich pat- terns Colorfast and 36 inches wide. For Women And Misses All are recent models . . style. Cool Rose Garden Prints . .. Plain and Printed Shantungs . . . Jacquard Crepec « .. Printed Rayon Flat Crepes . . . in sleeveless and short-:lec\ed mod- els with capes, -jabots and many other attractive details. Lovely patterns and colors . . . also white. Sizes 14 to 50 in the Group Four Racks of Our Exclusive $15 “Fan-Gee”™ Dresses Underpriced for the First Time Inclyded among these high-grade frocks are navy and black georgettes and chiffons, embroidered pastel crepes, printed - shantungs, chifions and crepes, printed satins and taffetas for evening. All are beautiful Simmer styles. Broken $2.98 .and all have lots of For 3-pe. Living Room 4-ft. wide. .. Suites—have 5 separate | g ¢ g0 $3.88 You will like them be- | G.ft. wide cause—they are easy to put on—they are good | 7-ft. wide... looking—they protect vour furniture—and they 8-ft. wide. . cost only $5.65 a set! Famous Warren quality porch shades of fine slat bamboo. Green or brown. Made with new pat- ent fasteners so that a child can put them up or take them down. All have the regular 7-foot drop. .$2.88 cushions .$4.28 .$4.88 ..$5.88 10-ft. wide...$6.88 Goldenbers's—Fourth Floor. weeks' vacation. He recently declared he was wearied | of the assaults upon his freedom by officialdom of this vicinity, and said he would return to Chicago as soon as sizes for misses and women. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Reg. $1.19 Bleached Sheets At Drastic Clearance Reductions! $15 Hodges Fibre Rugs $15 Grass Rugs the perjury cases were disposed of. One of his attorneys, J. F. Gordon, quoted Capone as saying he would not be run | out of Miami. However, it was G‘XDeCLPd Capone will prepare immediately to | leave for Chicago. | Statues made 7,000 years ago and re- | eently found in Egypt represent women in low-necked gowns very similar to those worn today. DOLLAR DAY in the SHOE DEPT. 1,275 Prs. 3 to $5 Women's Summer Footwear A clean-up of all novelty Shoes from our former sales events There are a la rge selec- tion of styles pumps, ties and . straps. Hi igh and Cuban heels to choose froi are m. They all per- fect quality. All Sizes No Phone Orders No C. O. D's. No Mail Orders Misses’ in the Lot $2.00 Slippers Patent and. gun metal, straps and oxford styles, i perfect quality—ma wear. in many pat- | terns—all sizes to 2 in the lot—all # i de for hard Women’s $1.50 Slippers Soft brown kid uppers with genuine chrome elk soles and padded heels—a cool, easy slipper that will wear—all sizes. Boys® $2.00 Dress Shoes Oxfords and High Shoes in —in black and tan—sizes to 6 in lot—compbsition or —limited quantity. Men'’s $2 Lea Soft kid uppers leather soles ther Slippers wear—limited quantities. with genuine leather soles — rubber heels —a & cool, easy slipper for comfort and Children’s $1.50 Slippers buckle straps, in cut styles—very sturdily made for hard wear—all sizes, 4 to 8. Patent 1-strap styles or center i out and plain # 81x90-inch double-bed 7 sc size Decep hemmed double-bed size b’eached sheets of a firm, close grade sheeting that is free Some are slight sec- from starch or dressing. onds. 25c Bleached Pillowcases Pirmly woven 5 piovenser s ) B@ attractive ravon Standard size— Spreads wlth 42536 inches. Soft neatly scalloped 15¢ Unbleached Cotton lowcases herGomentic needs. Heavy grade. 19¢ Bleached 36-in. Muslin ot = good 1 close-"woven from 'starch Printings. or 'dressing. 36 inches wide. Inches wide. Goldenbers's—Main Floor, inch - size. o Mill lensths of $4 Rayon Bedspreads $2.69 finish that will wear well edges. Green, gold and orchid. $1.39 Crinkle 20 ineh e Bedspreads Jenched cott penched Sotien 93¢ Rose. biue. gold. Sl Toped edges. 80x105- 29c¢ Printed Percales Men’s $10and $12.50 Summer Suits Clearance S6.95 Priced at Comfortable Summer suits that will make the hcitest day seem cool by com- parison. Well tailored suits of good-look- in gserviceable materials—Panama ¢ crashes, tropolines and beach fabri Tans, browns and grays, fancy weaves and plain shades. Sizes 35 to 46. $3.50 and $4 ® $5.50 Sport Linen Trousers Knickers s4.95 White serges in Neat plaids, | the new colored checks and plain | gyripes and black Jmitss tn pINE S s wite, Bizes style. s 2! high” count? nra' l’c 0. ® 29 to 40. Direct, Entrances g Men's Clothing rom K and th Streets. July Clearance! Boys® 79e¢ Sun Suits Reversible .85 $15 Marie Antoinettes heavy and cvav-s7-9s ly woven rugs. 9x12-ft. size, $4.50 Marie Antoinettes A popuiar slgns i 3x6-t. or siz 4 ‘$ap.45 9c s mss.so ot 2 porches. $4 3x6 Grass Rugs 2 40 6. bl assoriment® l.ss oA Cute sleeveless suits, but- ton-on_style; plain or nov- elty prints. Colorfast. Sizes “Vanta” Shirts of good ble breastes years . 65¢ Genuine Crex Rugs Scatter size— Copies of at- 135 " icher zzc e S .00 Easy to launder; sizes 13 to clied "Uestens. Weven " calors. 49¢ Special. $15.95 Rattania ans 69¢ O for the baby girl: more tailored styles for boys. Long Dresses of white ba- tiste with hand sheering or with dainty hand-embroidered yokes 59¢ is limited. Extra quality. . size. 8x10 and 9x12 1t. grade cotton, Single or dou- LI $12.00 Crex Rugs T in 't G @ 85 patterns. ited assortment. $7.50 9x12 Fibre Rugs 9x12-1t. size. $5.95 Crex Rugs “Vanta” signs_in_Hodges tie style. S 12-1 Third Fioor. z,soo ‘Men’s $1.50 to $3 SHIRTS 2,164 Perfects s 336 Irregulars 'Men of Washington are familiar with Goldenberg's Dollar Day sale of shirts and wait for them—for value is not sacrificed for price in this great sale. $1 Athletic Union Suits Athletic suits of broadcloths, madrases $ “and nainsooks. Full cut with elastic snub- 2 for ber back. Sizes 36 to 46. Men’s 50c to 65¢ Hose ayon-mixed hose, with special reinforc- ing. Snappy assort- for s l ments. Sizes 10 to 11%. Some irregulars: $1.49 Rayon Union Suits White, blue, peach and flesh rayon union suits, cut for ample room and comfort. Sizes 36 to 46. Men’s $1.59 Pajamas Fancy broadcloths, in reg- ulation middy and lounging s styles. Guaranteed full cut and colorfast. A to D. Men'’s 69¢ Golf Hose Wool mixed and cotton hose—new de- signs and plain colors. for $ 10 to 11%;. Perfects and irregulars, Men’s 75¢ to $1 Shorts Fine broadcloths and madras with elas- s tic sides, wide legs for and parachute seat. Sizes 30 to 44, Men’s 50¢ Athletic Shirts Strong knits of fine combed yarns; full $ cut chest and g for trunk. 34 Slight irregs Men’s Sl .50 Polo Shirts Of rayon, in white, blue, tan and green, with short Qleeves. $ Fine heuvy quality. Sizes 34 to 42, Fine English Broadcloths, Woven Madras, Striped Madras, Rayon Striped Madras, End-to-End Madras, Oxford Cloth, Printed Broadcloths and others. Styled in collar attached, starched collar attached and neckband. Neat patterns, stripes, plain colors and white. Cut over custom patterns—fast color. Sizes 14 to 18. Men’s $2 to $3 Straw Hats Our entire stock of high grade straws — Flat Foots, Tuscans, Swiss and Italian Yeddos, Split Straws, Rice s Straws and soft braids. s 634 to 7} Men’s $1 to $1.50 Ties Large assortment of Summer ties—stripes. figores, florals and $ plain shades; wool for lined and large shapes; many hand tailored. Men’s $1 Athletic Shifts Of the new Non- Run Rayan in white s only. Full cut and for long. Limited quan- tity, Sizes 34 to 42. Men’s $1.50 Summer Caps Linens, straws and wools, light or dark mixtures—good patterns, leather sweatbands. Sizes 6% to 7', 35¢ Van Heusen Collars Mostly all new styles in ¥ and 3 sizes. Limit of 4 to for $ a customer. No phone orders. Men'’s $1 Night Robes Perfect q;ulitv and of fine cot- s t robes; full nd long. Sizes 2!0!‘ l 15 to 19. Men’s $2 Beach Robes Snappy striped patterns in end-to-end madras. Full cut s and perfect. Small, medlum and large Goldenbers’s—Men's” Shop—Main Floor. @harge Accounts Invited—No Interest or Extras Added--We Do Not Penalize Our 'BLOUSES Several Famous Makes » Perfects and Irregulars 2 for sl Mothers—now is the time to buy a new supply of blouses for your hoys—— especially so because tomorrow is Dol- lar Day for Boys at the Dependable Store. All new blouses with sport collars and short sleeves—fine broadcloths in white, tan, blue, green, and figured or striped patterns that will tub and tub. Sizes 7 to 16. Boys’ $1.50 to $4.95 Shirts Bell prand collar attached shirts in white and fancy broadcloths, white § silks and tan silk pongee. 12 to 14} Heok aiz i thatlot: Some iceagulars: Boys® 79¢ to $1 Shirts Fancy or white col- lar attached shirts; s youths’ sizes, 12 to 14%; neck; Junior for sizes 8 to 12. Some seconds. Boys® $1.50 to $2.95 Wash Suits Paul Revere and Robin Hood brands—linens, broad- s cloths, cleverly styled. Sizes 2 to 8 years. $1.19 to $2.45 Wash Knickers Linens, coverts, Palm s Beaches and khakis, plus-4 style. Sizes 7 to 17 years. 79¢ to $1 Wash Suits Incomplete lots of s regular stock of good grade wash suits in for sizes 2 to § years. 69¢ to $1 Wash Pants Fancy plaid and khaki knickers, 8 to s traight knee for some with :lu. tic top, 4 to 8 long white sailor p.nn, 8 to 12. $1.95 to $2.95 Sweaters Wool and part-wool sport sweaters, many samples in the lot. With or without sleeves. Sizes 26 to 36. rattanias, “lax I an 415x7%-1t, size madaralstie «.59 il 53-85 porches and halls. Goldenberg's—Downstairs Store. 79¢ to s1.29 Pajamas One and two piece styles of broadcloths, s percales -nd nunng Eor flannels. to Seconds. $1.50 to $2.95 Pajamas Bell brand; broadcloths in one and two piece styles; $l white or fancy. 4 to 16. Some irregulars. 79¢ to $1.50 Cloth Pants Knickers, straight $ knee or long pants; sizes 4 to 16 in the for lot. Irregulars. $1.79 Bathing Suits Part-wool Suits, California style, skirt effect, one piece; s speed models in plain colors. 28 to 36. $1.50 Long White Pants Sailor or cuff bottom style of heavy duck or drill. Sizes 10 s to 18 years. 69¢ to 95¢ Play Suits One_piece models also bib front of n S elty overalls in vari- for ous styles. Boys'95¢t0$1.50 Wearables Sweaters, 30 to 34; s $ ’ [} an Swimming tranks; for coat sweaters, 28 to 34; polo shirts; bath- ing suits; caps and wash hats. $1.95 to $4.95 Boys’ Wear Flannél bath robes, 12 to 16 years; leatherette rnincqlts. 4 s l to 8 years; and wool mixture lumberjacks, 8 to 14 years. Goldenbers's—Boys' Depl.—Third Fisor. i Friend