Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1930, Page 28

B.-12 __EDUCATIONAL {ARKANSAS FARMERS merson nstitute 78th Consecutive Year 1738-1740 P St. North 10359 Day School-—-Late Afternoon Bchool— Co-Educational—Accredited in . the U. 8. and_Foreign Countries Fall Term Begins September l'l lln( (nr College University n:‘ Annlpn)lp colll Guard Special clluu nnblrlnl !or exami- n‘unm for Direct Commission in g 3 Army; also for Fiying Cedets, @ rps. Write cr Call for Information H R Principa 5| Conditions Declared Exaggerated Everywhere in Order to Get Outside Help. B | By the Associsted Press. HELENA, Ark.. September 12— Twenty leading farmers of Phillips County,-in conference with county Red Cross officials and busincss men, yes- terday declined Red Cross drought aid and asserted by resolution that “drought conditions everywhere have been ex aggerated, including our own ocounty. Judge John C. 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By the Associated Press. - BERLIN, September 12.—Dr. Her- mann Dietrich, finance minister, in an clection speech yesterday denied a_re- The Temple School, lnc.!mn e e row 2,500,000,000 marks (about $600.- Emphanzm' lmlwldual 000,000) from France and another that Instruction in Business and | Germany is seeking a reparations mora- Secretarial Training' torium on the ground of industrial de- Enroll for Fall Classes pression. 1420 K St. He branded the rumors as attempts to damage Germany's credit at the very NA. 3258 |moment she had succeeded in forging to the fore of European trading nations. WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW Co-educational Thirty-fifth Year Fall Term Begin: Sapl:mber 22 EDUCATIONAL. Three-vear course lea cqurse le and M. BUSINESS ¥ ' POTEET'S e leenurlnl d Civil Servies Class ing !“I & !1. G(I EVENING SCHOOL~ LAy, SOUTREASTERN n'lvE‘.m Fall term Dll lll Il 5 30 P.M. 8o Moining 700t 1m0 88 N e 4";‘:3 8280 A. 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Apartment Cleveland 5215 REFUSE DROUGHT AID| drought conditions have been deliber- | | GERMAN LOAN RUMOR THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, e sema— { . i | ' Our Annwval Economy Event for Schoolward-Bound Students . . . -to-Schoal Fashions Specially Priced styles Girls’ lengths. GIRLS' MILLINERY, Ffiuknl FLOOR. 3-piece Knitted Suits 3 pairs, S| Full-fashioned socks, half, ankle, 3; and 1} CHILDREN’S HosE, A1ste 17, Fmst FLOOR. Girls Tan Elk Oxfords Sizes 1193 to 2, $395; sines 2V4 0 8..... 5465 Boys' Black and Tan Oxfor mnl.m(rls SHoes, FOURTH FLOOR. D. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, -1930. 10™™'11™™ F AND:G STREETSs An A-B-C Primer of Fashion-at-a-Price Here are the back-to-school fashions, on sale now at special low prices, both Kindergartener and Collegiate herald as the A-B-C of Fashion and Value. French Felt Berets, 8 5¢ Soleil Felt Hats, newest shapes and shades..$5 Felt Hats, 10 smart off-the-face or 11 to 17. trimmed $9.75 ‘Wool Sweaters, slip-on and coat styles...$2.95 Flannel and Serge Skirts, bodice top $1.95 Wool Sweaters. . 3.95 Cotton O\erMnmex plam and prints. ..81 GIRLS' SPORTSWEAR, FOURTH FLOOR. ¢ Girls' Wool Frocks, $7.50 Girls’ Wash Frocks: -$3.95 Girls’ Wash Frocks. 1.85 Another Style Wash Frocks. 7 Junior Boys’ Girls' Raincoat and Hat Sets GIRLS’ APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR. Boys' Fancy Sweaters .. Boys’ 4-piece Knicker Su Youths' Shirts Boys’ Button-on Blouses , Boys’ Fancy Golf Hose. Children’s Socks, Special Boys® Four-in-hand Ties 5 Boys’ Alligator Raincoats, sizes 4 to 18. Tur Bovs' Store, FourtH FLOOR. Litdle Girls’ Cotton Frocks $2.65 Boys' Wash Sui Girls’ Wash D JUVENILE Arpal $3.95 pair es 207 to ..$3.95 All-Linen Handkerchiefs Girls' ke il "HANDKERCHIEFS, AISLE 8, FiRst FLOOR. Real* Stone and Marcasite Rings and Brooches Every Piece Is Far Below $ % .45 Its Regular Selling Price * Set in Sterling Silver You will realize the unusual value of the rings and brooches when you see them, for the silver mountings are exquisite with marcasites and the real stones are colored to simulate car- nelian, onyx, lapis, chrysoprase, chalcedony and rose quartz, *Chemically colored real stones. CosTuME JEWELRY, AISLE 10, F1rsT FLOOR. knit 6 for 60c Girls' Rayon Bloomers, elastic leg. Girls' Lingette Bloomers, sizes 8 to 16... . GmLs’ FURNISHINGS, FOURTR FLOOR. Reinforced Leather Brief Cases, $2.95 A Special Low Price for School Time These brief cases replace the book-straps and knap- sacks of yesteryears. With strong leather handle, leather straps and gussets; reinforced with steel; three pockets and lock. Initialed without charge. LUGGAGE AND SPORTING Goops, FourTH FLOOR. Juniors Must Wear Corsets This Season Even the slimmest know the need of the slight re- straining influence in this season of curves. These are models especially de- signed for the junior. Girdles or One-piece Garments,. $3.50 Satin Side-Hook Girdles with elastic sections.$3.50 One-piece Foundation Gar- ments of striped treco; boneless (sketched) ..$3.50 Wide Selection of Bandeaux at §1.50 CorseTs, THIRD FLOOR. Jumor Misses” School Frocks Of silk, wool crepe, tweed and jersey; size School Frocks for school occasions Junior Misses’ Coats,” plain JUNIOR Misses’ APPaRl FOURTH FLOOR. Boys" Wool Golf Knickers ..5295 Boys’ Wool Shorts, sizes 6 to 12, Collar - attached S| Boys' Wash Suits, broadcloth and linen. , Fourti FLOOR. - WooDWARD & LLoTHROP: $2.75 1.65 Girls' Cotton Pajamas, $1.15 wool .§1.45 50¢ 45¢ Fall Hats Are a Matter of Unbalanced Lines Most of the Models Bear $IO Cachets of Their Deugncrx With one side revealing, the other concealing, the new millinery silhouette is flattering to everyone. A )y Agnes’ Hat of wine felt and velvet exploits the bandeau, double brim and diagonal back line . . . while the velvet turban is e typical ex- ample of unbalanced lines. Each, $10. MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.