Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1930, Page 20

__(Continued From Third Page) R. H. Higgins, Mrs. J. C. Gllbert, Mrs. Ernest Knaebel, Mrs. Harold Pish, Mrs. ‘Thomas Hensey, Mrs. Elwood Street, Mrs, ‘James M. Doran, Mrs. Austin H. Clagk, Mrs. J. F. Vorkoeper and Mrs. Arthur Bryant. The Board of Lady Managers of the Episcopal Church Home, at 3315 Wis- consin avenue, will have their annual tea snmrdly afternoon from 3 'to 6 o'glogk, | Mrs. William John- son, president of the board, be as- sisted at the m by Mrs, Alexander Bml Mrs; J. E. Mayfield and Mrs, E. Mrs. Grace E. Hillers and Miss Agnes Mghun will be hostesses at a benefit card "party in the auditorium of St. James' Church, at Thirty-seventh street nnd Rhode Island avenue, Mount ns areé Dr. I E, Biggs, Bsmefleue Gray, Mri C. Cotter, . angd Mrs, C. C. Longcor, Mr. P. A, Merts, Miss ; Nellie Mullins, Mrs. Agnes Mar- ceron, Mrs. Aznu MacDonald and Mr. Harry Crothers. Mrs.. Robert Copelnnd Jones_yester- day entertained the Abigall Hartman Rige Chapter of the D. A. R., of which she 11 & member, in her home, on In- i ane, in Spring Valley. After the meu(nz there was danting. There ‘vere abdut 135 people present. ‘Tau Beta Phi Bomrny ';" & dance last night in the garden of the Me Hotel. C. V. sndler‘ulnch-mo!u- nmemen Mr. and Mrs, Willlam Bernard Clark have motored from their home, in Bird Haven, Va., and are at the Carlton for a fgw ‘days. Miss Mae El.hnbeth Leimbach and Miss Beulah Pheibus are spending this week in Boston, where they went to at- tend the convention of '.he American Legion, of which théy" are comrades. Miss Leimbach and w- Pheibus 'fl! return next week. of Woman, Found Dead in Bathtub. Mrs. ‘Bertha N. Gold, .46 years old, of Orville M. T street, was foun . bathtub in the couple’s spartment late last night. Dr. R. W. Cosby, “"‘“":f“'hm:f’ sponded to an emergency nounced life extinct. Coroner J. Ram. 3!4-3!6 SEVENTH ST.NW PROVING G “BETTER STYLES—BETTER ‘VALUES—ARE AT CUNNINGHAM'S”. -A-T-S Paris-Fashion Types, With a Wealth of Luxurious ! you'll realize that it is poulblz to save enough out of your “coat money” 4 w - tobuyancxtnfi'ock «ssand Each One the Essence ‘When David C. Nuit, 11, About 50 were present, | in ‘ever sampled by the First Citizens of the Land. ounx!n son of Joseph R. LAND MOVE TO AID IDLE LLANDUDNO, Wales, Oflo\!‘! 9 (®). —An back-to-land movement 1ar the unem- the | gi employed of cultivating a bit of soil. ence. Serving the Washington Public for 24 Years 1215G St. fl say Nevitt nve & certificate of death from natural A complete and gusranc teed perma- nent wave for m;&;.:wx‘m'%“.;; “Distinctive Work For Less.” Tor sppeintment call District m‘& Jack’s Permanent Wave Shop 1320-1322 F St. NW. Ober Brentano's Book Store ard floor fromt am Co, CONSISTENT Furs . . . French Imports of French Chic $|6.50 OCKS that made their REMOVAL SALE! EVERYTHING ‘CUT TO HALF ORIGINAL COST Price on All Used Ci Savings on Finance Charges a of inal Down Payment of Orlsinal Moatniy Payment -High-Grade Used Cars to Choose From—50 A. C. MOSES MOTOR CO., 1437 Irving St. N.W. D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1930. The government proposes, he said, to unlh-pawmwmummurfiy through municipal = authorities p-rfiyonluomu:mntlndwm- mence organization of committees thrvuhmtl.hewunfi'l';lthlms ny of '.hs umployed are eager to do this, he 3 'tlltam Rogendorf - The Original “G” Street Furrier moiropoiian 100 Buys a Fine Fur Coat Such a price for charm- ing Fur Coats will put the regular cloth coat into the discard. Nltwll Muskrat, North- ern (dyod coney), Pony Coats in black and brown in _beautiful fitted and semi-fitted models, fiLet us have your last y?'n coat and turn it into a 1931 model Jacket. The cost is surprisingly small. Charge Accounts Solicited Sdulacfion Since 1858 KoesPALACE 810-818 Seventh St. N.W. $1.19 Remnants Silks Rayons & Woolens Values 4 000 Prs. Perfect Pure Silk Hose Of Which We Have Sold Tltomamh of Pairs at $1 00 Self heels and black and brown contrast- ing heels. New colan include smoke, sable, llc Yard DUO TWIN HEELS FRENCH HEELS SHADOW 'Fl- r \ S a13s 29¢ dren’s long fancy hose.... = cm?m'l GOLF lool‘l"hé grade; p:ho children’s 25¢ half socks, perfects and irregu- 25‘: H lars, 2 PRS, FOR.. sizes 23, 25 and 27...40000 Street Floor, 310, =12&=15 a D R ESSES|; 's/f::-;:xz,':::’.. $6 951, MHH, new flaflllnd vllmvfl mnmmdehlmmbl- Women s 32 98 Dresses $1.89 Reduced for quick selling. Of rayon crepe, Celanese, flat crepe and plgue in floral, figured and rosebud prints. Flare and pleat- ed skirts, capelet and short sleeves. Sizes 16 to 38. None C. O. D, all sales final. WOMEN’'S $1.50 SWEATERS— Springneedle knif $1.49 ruuuu of bro.ddnfil. flannelette, SHIRTS AND DRAWERS— Men's medium-weight nts; oot At A Each v 79¢ $1.00 AND $1.50 mommfl broadcloth vlylnfld. Bhuu'ozo | euru for school or dress New | to $1.89 69c Yard Lengths for women's and chil- dren's garments—1 to 4 yards—in the season’s favorite dress fabrics, .| “m‘ble oy colors and the fash- $1.00 HEAVY WASHABLE nroN FLAT Cm, 40 inches q y T Taiet Bol ey 43 696 20c HEMSTITCHED PILLOW- CASE! size 42x36. Of firm, ik 29¢ PRINTED VOILE, 40 inches wide. Sheer, filmy llul'llty ‘with light and dark 19 Gusranteed washable. Yara: c X inch soft flnubed lengcloth, 10 yards sl m TURKISH TOWELS—22x40 heavy Turkish tow: with and all colors—in fel§ of excellent quality. . sands, s, blues, INGERSOLL WATCH FREE With One of These Boys’ $7.50 35 95 -piece suits of. mu.rt fancy mix- wegr. Coat, vest, two knickers or one 'knmlnkle';l ‘one long trousers. Sizes CAPS—Men’s and boys" '.I;mgollnyleuu,suud%to CHILDREN’S WEAR GIRLS’ $2.98 RAINCOATS of B iteed rain- mool. W. 1. Moses & Sons Since 1861—Sixty-Nine Years: of Public Confim —— National 3770 F Street at Eleventh 9 AM. 0 6 P.M. Looks Wide Awa_k_e- and . ‘Doing Things,Doesn’t He? Just Because Sleeping on Proper Bedding Revitalizes Him - We Have It Beauty Rest Mattress $39.50 size, 85- d mat covered in'tan, green, 1ose; orchid or two tones of blue 800 resilient coll springs. De Luxe Spnng $22 Soft and flexible tErong steel trame. Ace Box Spting: $42.50- pis’ Wl Hahop b igetng | with inner construction. Covered in . choice of six colors of damask. Slumberon Mattress $49.50 - - 1uu¢“'B§§ .na'&'a'?n""%m'gea ""‘ eavy damask :double-deck supports. On Ace Spiral Spring 99 h resilient spirals held to- : eavy, her "’r!th hellclll- Attached to eavy steel frame. “Moses” Innerspring Mattress, $39-50 Guaranteed for five years. 266 edllen;:ndmu- n=Tomorrow and Saturday— " 1-5 to 1-3 Reduction On All Chinese Rugs Every Gunuemmnock.;.fmmt!ohmcroomsfl .E;hrueduuniedfmnlfltolfi;bnrwdm Only, two more days of e Seamless Broadloom Carpet Plain seamless broadloom urgot in stock for delis it 1 blue, el T o S S s 8 305 yd Wi 9x12 Rug, $70.50 Boston net curtains in ivory or ecru shades. Beautifully tailored curtains. Damask New Ruffied ' g "' Colored Marquisette Marquisette $3.50 yard e $2.50 pr. 50¢ yard A beautiful Shilki weave in the new "d” bl "“.' i 50-trich mlfl“’u"& Polychrome effect, With e foors. ; “tommm Py oo green, Dsmask $1.65 yard 50-inch damask in all wanted colors for