Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1930, Page 39

“THE EVENING §TAR, WASHINGTO (THIEVE ([ evsintorsiil S e A rc ROEBUCK ano Co. JlE-ats Z 2 \ . 3—No Tickets. Liner Also Disabled in Alas- [\ o 4—No Damage to Fenders. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK & H Sts. N.E. kan Waters—Help Rushed - to Distressed Ships. === Value Giving for the Entire Family | mfls GRUUNDEI]] “ Plenty of Free Parking Space A N s o Il from Alaska to the Central Cali- coast yesterday and today. A tanker and a freighter grounded in heavy fogs near San Francisco. A liner was disabled in the rough water of the Guilf of Alaska. Lost in a dense fog, the Richfield oil | N e i e NEW C O ATS' ' Ar'nong' the Rare Buying Opportunities This Saturday Is the S gy sary® i e ® - ot 1/» Price Selling tanker was leaking, and was forced to shut off her power late last night when ;\hm:kyum in the boiler room began to e. . Shiiing off the power also cut o Smartly Styled, Fine Tunicate by fiashes ‘with the three tigs | 4 Furs, Beautiful Materials ¢ 2 3 dispatched framhsnn hl;‘rfi:n:mo dl.nd B vy d O"’ three coastwise ships w urned off their courses. When the Sea Ranger an ¥y arrived alongside, intercepted radio |R B i v o rehmoad o e [} | / In a few words we tell you of one of the most re- o of Boys’ All-Wool Brtecson, The, Tamiamuscarries. & \ ) { markable coat values we have ever seen. The ot :-;:-zi fl';kr:y steamship, liner Nortbe 14 wonderful Coat and Dress values in this depart- ults and Vercoats crew, 1ot her .rudder in Southeastern ment are causing city-wide comment-among wom- Alaskan waters early yesterdey. 2 emall nfihmsl?om éoinhgd;gygv; for ORI en who are fashigh and value wise. Other stun- Every one familiar with Sears, Roebuck’s low prices knows that an P he Matson Line frelghter Golden i \ ning new coats $39.75 and $55.00. opportunity to buy at 1, off of that low price is indeed justly called a Oross grounded at Point Reyes, 30 miles X \ 1 t Sorth of San Francisco, in a fog. - She Lo ) . rare buying opportunity. was refloated under her own power and \ ; ¢ 3 e ‘ : ‘ Just 53 Two-Knicker Suits DIVORCE FOLLOWS || g Dressier Dresses e e e s Special half price selling 52 MARRIED YEARS ' e $ 9 5 Just 65 Two-Knicker. Suits T Tl \ o 98 St 17y Ow ol o i, 8085 rel Over Noisy Just 89 Two-Knicker Suits Children. S 2::: ‘l'::.t ::: plain -nd";t ?o’:’h:;‘.:h.'.'h;re yn: Sizes 7 to 17 years. Our original low price, $11.95. right. Real exclusive chiffons, cantons, satins, sheer wool- Special half price selling . . ...... o ens. Other special dresses, $5.00, $6.95, $13.95. Just 55 Two-Knicker Suits Sizes 7 to 17 years. Our original low price, $13.45. % By the Associated Press. DETROIT, November 7.—The Wil- Ham O. Millers, who celebrated their golden wedding two years ago, no long- er are man and wife. Willlam and Mary were married in 1878. William worked as a night watch- Special half priceselling . ....................... 000 PPy e man. They reared a family of sons ly S s e e Our Lovely New Just 24 All-Wool Overcoats e T aay e was { Sizes 9 to 18 years. Our original low price, $11.95. ats P e e S R L oy Are “So Becoming” § 1 85 4 . Just 38 All-Wool Overcoats who had to sleep in the day time, was annoyed by the noise made by the “Sizes 9 to 18 years. Our original low price, $13.50. Special half price selling # young folks. He obtained an injunction ordering | N son and daughter and his children’s [ R chudre'nl &: :;l:ve hl}llndrl:uuse Mrs. Miller V I 7 sided «! n. William was granted a divorce yes- | N || A Feature Value Is terday in Circuit Court on grounds of The moment women and misses try on our hats desertion. The young folks will annoy they reslize one important feature and that is — amnnlw O e YILpecE IS f styles that are “becoming.” You can save a lot P ‘ of money on your hats here—visit this dept. on the second floor and try them on at your pleasure. STORE OWNER CONVICTED | Feature Selling! New Arrivals In OF ASSAULTING YOUTH M y é . mrt e oo |ll| New Arrivals in Our Famous R ivien's } ’123 |0recl Suits | Shod Rite Shoes, *5% Sillg Hasigry Al ook o vt st \ | ' For Women $ 1 19 Presenting the E a Police | P and Misses " e oy .-1: Rl 1 Greatest Values $2 1 50 : Tro::::. s5§9’ T % street, by {ury yesterday betore Judge Jobn P. Mc- Real comfort and style is yours w-:‘g, endar h - of the Hour at et o5 youie Voothaes and. his u'“'r"'ell:':h el 3 machine here to demonstrate ) father Prederick when they broke a i x> B e R4 to you these rainproof, spot- The high-class, smartly tailored suits we are featuring for headlight while working on their car I heels. Ties and straps in proof, snag-resisting hose. g kable there is “City-wide Comment” Men T e i black, patent and brown Silk to top chiffan with Kisle el e e \ ki loccted e mfi; st ey ; :-:n ml % of -: fashioned, perfect q';.lky-— of the high rent district and backed by a nation-wide organiza- Thice of Voorhese's teeth were knocked T ke, Vol Floor, Pt o bl tion, can save them a lot of money. . it B o e, = Shoe Do, ey Our “Fashion Tellerd” Suits are a first-cass_cxample of The case was continued until Satur- value giving of the hour. They are pure virgin wool, fine X worsteds, tweeds, cheviots and twists in patterns men prefer. ney, represented the t. The o et : Other Fashion Tailored 2-Trouser Suits PR The Charmode ;19;0' ’22‘5: ;12;;:, 3150 $375 WIFE OF PROMINENT ° = VALLEY BANKER DIES [\ F OllndatIOI'l_ “Fashion Tailored” Overcoats—Fine All-wool Fabrics 00 50§ S St G s 98 With Flexing Front ~ il A il 5 ST AT Sl Tniner Bilt ' Whaether You Look or Buy, We Thank You TR i, e, 1 " 1 “Nobility” © Suede Cloth R. Gray Williams, outstanding Virginia i E berjacks lawyer and president of the Shenan- \ = Neckwear umbperjac; doah Valley National Bank, died =L s : 21 i » 98c oz‘r.L‘&-.nl‘“h‘l‘de-lrr(o" , Mrs. : Sears specifies every detail & T s e N e TRy Meathar. Moy Vi e e T T i of these garments in Rayon :.'. .-ldl'y::.“r;.:‘ 1;":: b;,.. c:ti::n::b'll sallar tws peckst g power eat buyin, wi . -fitting elastic 5. Williams D . A fy f Inis. Arion o S RS - than the price '| * striped cotton material with : o il sy ogthendgp Sl hettow: Vindpegef, King of Washington and & near cousin i i rustless boning. So popular : these exclusive neckwear crea- showerproof. Sizes 14 te 17 " YRR - ” T tions down to 98c. Otherwise years. . em a fou ha wéam is survived by her hus- [N , Gowns, we sell th fourth under you would most assuredly have band, one daughter, Mrs. William C. ’s and Mi i comparable garments else- to pay $1.50. Men'’s Coat Stuart, jr.; one son, John J. Williams, i sh: o s . where. All sizes 36 to 40; CouiF R Shantive a law sfudent st the University of Vir: k gini and one brother, Arthur T. King, sr. formerly of Wahingion, but Sesond'Floor. even sizes 42 to 50. $29 $100 now a res N alifornia. Funeral rites will be held tiis after- | N Hats, 3._5 1/3 Wool l 00 noon at 3 o'clock at Christ Episcopal E Church of which Mrs. Williams was a Full $5.00 Value is the type sweater thou- 3 \ sands of men buy. They say it e " Do You Know? We Are Selling * Most men know a Fur Felt Hat bis just envugh wool te“euit - when they see it—and know them. Oxford gray, brown, to Delighted Purchasers that $5.00 or more is the price. blue heather. Very good look- Sears, Roebuck’s volume on this e Sises 38t 36—t This Pile Treatment ||| B ({4 ” exd s item brings down the price. . Outstanding Su B n All-Wool” Chinchilla o -t [ ™ * U | : : g o e Mer’s Washable "" sy : g} on At ol ok o Pigskin Gloves Pharmacists the country over are || R L2 2 b Full $345 \ y Men, Make a Neat Saving on $6 Valne — These are fine button eor slip- All-Wool Hose on chrome tanned washable sin pigskin gloves, table cut, 490 full outseams, heavily piped at weists. Sizes 7% to 103§, buttons to delight the children. Lined with warm Vi ft yarn, elastic knitted < “Suade Valimr® flicough ths boily; ‘satesn’ Hiroligh S wels R white. hils 0. How Men Are Surpeised ShOd the Shoes SSQ sleeves and shoulders. ;-‘d.":u;l;l“?hcl 10 to 113%. When They .Scc WulkOul By the Tho ' Chinchilla Sailor Hats, 98¢ $1.95 Shirts If you have been paying . . Men, Pocket a Big Saving on o X or your Jersey Fleece-lined Leggings, $1.65 Wool Uni;n s:litl el sl 39 ?fi. .:'.::. :_5:";1_:: _s{:: ial Selling of w And in the lakn S0l Rite. Soli | Spec g o, $369 Fevedetoth ity prossy. blve in Shod Rite”Shove.” Witk o ’ $5 Value Ch.lldl’en 8 Dr“m 59c Natural gray elastic ribbed e kT onee srtackhng And Sy eph w.:‘m | Y leased three-fourths wool union suits, S e vt Mk waadine an) . and Suits : : carefully ,tailored, _flat-locked broadeloth shirts with separate Here is extra big value—"Dye Fast” prints, self trimmed seams throughout. Sizes 36 to collars. Sizes 14 to 17.—Main and smocked. Styles for boys or girls 2 to 6 years. FO. Floor.