Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1930, Page 20

- SEOOMIROUGHT FUND IS ALLOTTED U. S. Aids Four States in Purchase of Seed and Fertilizer. By, the Assoclated Press. Farmers hard hit by the drought in FOUR GENERATIONS ATTEND ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Stephen H. Ford's 45 Years of Married Life. Four erations were present mdg at the .e‘:llemllon of the fifty-eightl wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Harrison Ford in their home at 1411 Newton street. Mr, Ford, who is 78 years old, took occasion to recount some of his youthful experiences here. is most vivid recollection, Mr. Ford told his grandchildren and great-grand- Family Gathering Marks Mr. and |list lines adn sée Gen. Beuregard at Ma- ‘The to take In- to_their homes, Mrs. Fora '« still active in the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution and the —_— Toll House Tavern Colesyille Pik Spring, Md. United Daughters of the Confederacy, while both she and her husband are g‘?e::;m members of the Virginia So- Ancient Lineage of Ivory Cubes. The oldest game in the world is dice throwing. In some form: or another dice have existed in every period of history, Window If They're Made of 16th and Columbia Road N.W. One . Room, Reception Hall, Kitchen and Bath Electrical Refrigeration | No Sudden Storm Will Ruin Your Shades Landers Washade four States yesterday were allotted children, is of the time when at the age $550,000 by the Department of of 10 he left, Alexandria with three com- culture to purchase seed and fertil panions and sought to go through the for Fall and Winter pastures. f § & s —_—— The money, a part of the unexpended Regular Delivery AUTO ROUTE 27 balance of the $6,000,000 storm and flood relief appropriation for 13 States B o fo° Alnsamme, - Okisnoma. Vi - ; SO, 100000 taslise read The [ (] o A Toen et U s o e e Ty e P g : i q Jority have the paper delivered B 0 Frones vou-to this “auaint Cluded among the 15 covered by the 3 Teguiarly every evening and Sun- ola Favern for original appropriation. day morning at s cost of 1% A Real Maryland, Country- for accepting " applications, by whic : ’ cents daily and 5 cents Sunday. Cured Ham Dinner = iy 4 :)Epe:"/’r‘:l Ghe 2,000 ylpnllcn- = - u" you are not lv.lktng uldvun; vi % of regular service af o e ™ intone | . President Todd of the Tedd Shipyards Corporation of New York presenting the Todd International Lifeboat Race this hy to the crew of the Norwegian American liner S. S. Stavangerfjord for winning the international event. The Tropl Uom of using the funds for the purpose, | 4 ¥ steamship line to win the trophy three times takes permanent possession of it. “Wide World Photo. The loans will be made on the m i er's promissory note and & mol e on the crop to be planted. Approval | o'clock the following morning. The must be given by the county committee | same doctor attended them. set up for the administration of the | (Copsrisht. 1930, By NpUh Ameriean News- flood and storm rellef act. - Limitations of the act will permit the | Fe= use of the money for 1930 crops only. It was explained that grains might be planted for temporary pasture where farmers are without feed for their livestock. in Pifty-four Principal American Cities To date, 1,732 of the applications for s { = The Ties That REFINEMENT HE KEYNOTE . This super quality shade fabric is not affected by rain wind or sun. It may be scrubbed with soap and water and will not sag, crack or fray. We'll make your next window shades to order of La Washade. Send for samples and factory prices. Phone Mational 4763-4764 spects O lcken Beeak end ’ ; & low cost, telephone National Dibhers served n colorful” Bomeligs 5000 now and service will start surroundings. Phone Silver ing 5 tomorrow, Luncheons Blllnv" George J. Benzing Window Shades and A Manager Tallored to Your Windows Your Shopping Will Be a Pleasure On Ney’s Budget Plan! souri, $16469 on 325 loans. s GIRLS_BORN.TO SISTERS __ LONDON, Ontario, October 2 (N.AN.A) —Two girls, first cousins, were born within the same hour in the same hospital. Recently at St. Joseph’s Hospital two sisters, Mrs. Moffat of Amherstburg and Mrs. Patterson of Newbury, arrived together in the same automobile, They each gave birth to a daughter about § homa, $27,853.45 on 859 loans; Vir- ginia, $24900 on 368 loans and Mis- Bind You to Smartness NFINITELY better shoes than you have ever before been able to buy for five dollars (even in Nisley stores) are being pre- sented now as the result of a vast increase in Nisley distribution which has served to again lower Nisley manufacturing costs. Refine- ments in the patterning and finishing of Nisley shoes (which have been made possible by the unprecedented growth of Nisley volume) are winning the admiration and patronage of women heretofore accustomed to wearing only the very highest priced footwear. », Eleventh St. between F & G e or brown white—trim of kidskin. Is it business, tea or luncheon Whether you're in the busi- ness world, or dashing off to luncheons, teas and bridges, you will find these frocks for Fall, inimitable in spirit and styling. ‘They have still the fashionable lingerie touch, they are moulded on longer lines, usually they are slim and snug about the hips— but no matter what the note, it's & smart one! Fabrics in- cluce dull flat crepes, wool crepe, chiffons and many others at $16.95. The imitation lea hetl marks the smart- ness Beautiful Satins Lovely Brocades Smart New Moires Linens for Southern Wear Beverly Lavender Stripe Crenadine Hose New Suede Leathers New Reptile Prints Lustrous Patent Leathers Calf and Kid Skins New Arrivals at Ney's— Makes This a Real “Out Dull” and Underprice Other Hose of Equal Quality $ | 35 3 Pairs, $3.95 They have Silk Picot Solid Silk Heels and Toes . Lisle-interlined Foot for tional service. Lavender Biripe or ¢ er pe prevents garter runs. Fall shades for street or A shoe for every occasion - « A correct style for every costume in milady’s wardrobe : | SEVENTY U ey Constantly Changing Fur-trimmed oy STYLES : Group at... s5 ) lth °58 The beautiful furs—the hard- wearing but softly moulding fabrics—the new fashion fea- tures make this an outstanding group. The kind of coats found only at Ney’s at such a price and on so reasonable a pay- ment plan. FUR COATS The new furs in every phase of the new styles. These coats are the result of a very careful effort 2 g, ‘ beatifl ‘% Decidedly New— Metal “Boucle” Tricot TURBANS SIZES 2% to 9 « AAAAto D §TYLES, that enter a new and higher realm of character;—Quality, such as only a manufacturer with his own retail stores could offer at five dollars;— Value, that by fair comparison, has no equal in all America. “Fit, fashion, fineness, elegance, excellence and economy”—Nisley “buy-words” that have taken on a new significance in 1930 with—"“Refinement the Keynote.” is that convenient and exclusive New Budget Plan. SILK LINGERIE Dainty undergarments in tailored and lace trim. s 95 The charming styles and B wonderful _quality _are hard to equal at the price. Very Specially Priced at— Jane Vogue HOSIERY ] : That increasingly popular O hose that is exclusively Ney's $ 6 ‘5 Showing_ ‘twenty Fall sl-zg % snd _Winter shades. Both chffon and service weight. 3 pr., $3.50 SAnd for every pair of Nisley Beautiful Shoes there is a pair of Nu-Twist silk stockings—the sheerest, clearest, strongest and most durable NEW MI LLIN ERY stockings we have ever sold. The dull tone,clear \ oo, Bew folts, el texture and unbelievable strength of Nu-Twist :n:'u-.u‘.h ete AL Taed 35.00 come with the tighter twisting of the silken - strands as they are woven into these lovely full fashioned silk stockings. $1.16 $1.356 $1.65 These clever mew metal boucle tri- cots feature the very shallow crown that is so alluringly youthful. Made for the fashionable miss who wants in- dividuality and fit. Colors include black and silver, bre and gold, wine and gold, cricket and silver. A Marvelous Collection of New Felts, Soleils and Velvets Paris-inspired_fasliions in a selection superior to usual. AU headsizes.