Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1930, Page 26

00Y OF FORNER CONSUL IS FOUND e la Barra, Retired Chilean Chief, Classed as Suicide Wunl said, “I do not think domestic difficulty. him something which to a queer philosophy of life led | himself.” | , | York City. $1.79 Heavy Crinkle Bedspreads Attractive 80x105- inch spread, with fast- colecred woven stripes in rose, blue, gold, or- of his death his attorney financial trouble caused it nor do I think it was due to Mr. de la Barra Wwas & man of rather pessimistic tem- pérament and the only explanaiion I can think of i5 that a physician told an of his m to kill His widow was believed to be in New ThHE Ry ol one SOCIETY [== (Continued From Fourth Page.) Mrs. Peters will be Mrs. Willlam H. Moses, president of the District of Co- of American Pen Women; Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher and Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter. ‘The Wi on Public Library gave its annual dlnner Sunday e at the Olnly Dr. Bowerman, librarian, and Mrs. Bowerman wer : the honor guesu and Mr, Ralph Thompson was toastmaster. ‘The Bay Ridge Civic Association will give its fourth annual dinner dance in the garden house of the Dodge Hotel this evening. The association is com- posed of owners of Summer homes in Bay Ridge, who come from Washington, Baitimore and Annapolis. Mr. George Kahl of Baltimore, the presidenr, will extend a greeting to the guests, and Uncle Sam Says: BUY NOW! MAIL Ba. Waosol o s Mrs. Illudl Il\lrphy will give llv-\l ios. Decorations “““:!'“"m_"n s Mr. w' lon 3 hile Mr. Herbert B. Nwhnllch-irmmo(m.n.men Dr. James W. Inches will give an il- lustrated lecture, “From uwcum eve , December 1, at 8 room of the Shore- hun Hotel, under the lu:plcu of the Womms Auxiliary John's “The list of patronesses includes Mrs. D|v1|'l A. Reed, Mrs. James E. Freeman, :ucny-smm Mrs. Taft, Mrs. Olhlon Fahnestock, Mrs. Oeor:e B. Mc- Clellln Robert , yard, ulu Boardman, Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Mrs. Charles H. Woodhull, Mrs. Mont- gomery Blair and Mrs, Duncan Phillips. . Mrs. John E. Hiliman has arrived in Washington, and is at the Willard Mrs. Hillman is & member of the National Republican Committee of Colorado. Mrs. G. W. Gould of New York City L i ST s IO some time at the Carlton, led by her daughter, Miss A. H. Mr. George H. Hubbell of Tienton, Mo., has arrived in Washington, and is l?pln‘ at the Potomac Park Apart- men —_————— LOST BOY RECOVERED Thomas Van Potter, 8, Found Aft- er Several Hours’ Search. ‘Thomas Van Potter, 3 years old, dis- JS“M for several hours yesterday rnoon , while police and frantic parents searched the neighborhood for him. ‘The boy was finally found strolling in the 2800 block of Thirty-fourth| place by a policeman from No. 13 pre- cinct and was taken to his home, 3531 Porter street. e Unemployment in the Philippines 1s JOIN THE RED CROSS—ANNUAL DRIVE NOW ON 4 .oaaaul® 19, 1930. GIRL’S EX-BEAU ARRESTED Mother Takes Hand on Learning He Preferred Another. hter. But “‘neenuy she sald, she learned that Raymond had lost interest in her her Telephone National 5000 For immediate delivery of The Star to your hmm every evening and Sunday The Route Agent vfll eollect at the end of each month, at the rate of 1% cents per day and 5 cents Sunday. You Are Invited to Open a Charge Account! BURLINGTON HOTEL England and New Zealand, 13,500 nquets.) §1. fn":o'v.--m Ave. D«-u’“ miles ha just bee: wend lpl'r:. ve jt ee.neonnemd CREERON 614 12th ST. rge il and ostrich huy mings—now the vogue in milli- mery. 25¢, 50c to 98¢ Full-Fashioned $1.50 Service Hose All perfect quality, with lisle heels, toes and soles, and narrow picot edge, lisle garter chid or green. Main Floor EARLY! ! Phone NAtional 5220 welt. Leading shades. Main Floor 79c CHAILLENGE NAILEK 100 BARGAINS Collectors Outfit For begin- ners. 192-page > 200 98¢ Bridge Table Covers M en- e o: 1 tul d $1.29 Six Pc. 1%-inch $1 Linen Crash Luncheon Cloths arl-h l-neheon 'lth Main Floer 88.00 All-Lmen Gfilfil 13 pleces; 56x 80 cloth, hem- dtcbed. Hne $3.95 All-Linen Luncheon Sets 'l plecu, Main Floor Rayon and Linen Luncluon Sets Matn Floor $2.50 Cocktail Napkins, Doz. A.l! = linen lnd' f”::! br oldued ao&hn l»l- Floor Women’s $1.50 ¥ 69c 49c 19c 59c $4 .95 sloo Women’s $1.00 Union Suits 36 w ds. smn len‘th Ot Main Floor Boys’ $1.00 oo anion ° B ol 79(: length. Gray. 4 to 16, $1.25 Unbleached Mattress Covers Full and 84 of huvy un- ton; cut mu c Main Floor 29c¢ Fast-Color Cotton Prints, Yd. te'nu in t.hue ore'd s prlnts for kuwa '.lll l'l'- 59c¢ Printed rlyon lld- 38 cotton rnt,eolored c dulm in medium or dark 19¢ Printed Percales prints an inches Main Floor Boys’ 10c Handkerchiefs In plain white, or with fast-colored woven borders. Well worth buying by the 0! flle c ed 7 9 medium weight. Union Suits high neck, sleeve Main Floor twin bed sizes to allow for shrinkage. A holi of 1 8 Rnyon Fabrics e iy e for these @L lnt-eo Nd grounds; 3 for 1 7c Main Floor Women’s 10c Lawn Handkerchiefs '3 «17¢ Fine, soft quality with dainty colored embroidery in the corner. Main Floor Men’s 10c White Handkerchiefs 4~ 25¢ Full size plain white hem- stitched handkerchiefs—just what most men prefer! Main Floor Men’s $3.50 to $4 Wool Trousers Wool cassi- meres, worsted ofleen and Men’s 50c Rayon- Mixed Fancy Hose er H‘nrn. lndhflll. Ii- 10 to 11%. PARKING Men’s $5 All-Wool Coat Sweaters ks e, 32.95 make -— Navy, oxford, au- tumn, brown heather. Well made. Sizes 36 to 46. Main Floor Men’s $12.50 Lumberjacks Wool plaid ei ther side. Button on elastic waist. Sizes 36 to 48. Men’s $12.50 Rayon Lounging Robes H an dsome color combi- s7 '95 nations Shawl collar; Main Floor Men’s $1.59 Ribbed Union Suits m e d 1 u m or T l ‘n d o m chut and mmk. Sizes 36 Main Floor Men’s Hand- New pat. terni and colors. 5 9 c wool lining— they keep their shape. Main Floor Wool Sweaters Pull-over styles — crew s .88 navy blue. Also Shaker and orsted Jersey knits. " Third Floor Boys’ $1.95 to $2.95 Novelty Suits waist suits with Jersey or Tweed knee Jersey suits. 3 to 10. Third Floor Boys’ $4.95 Rain Coats Bestyette brand. Water- s 69 4 ith w rarm B‘lu:k or m-own Sizes and green Leather 'Dl'fl on Main Floor patterns and Skinner satin trimmed. All sizes. " Tailored Ties v with Boys’ $2.50 and $3 or vee neck, in 26 to 3 Broadcloth $ 1 .59 pants. Alsoall Leatherette proof coats t0 14. Third Fleor AR Mk SOAL Boys’ $2.95 Blanket Bath Robes ¢ .“’fi"; r‘:‘},‘ $ l .95 s h aw 1 colln style. Bright colors. Sizes 8 to 18, Third Floor Boys’ $6.75 to $10 School Suits All or SPACE fancy mixtures boys. Sizes 8 to 17. Bell and Ed- 7 7 Boys’ $1 to $1.25 and corduroys. Third Floor uumx bnnd.a neu and broldclothl 4t Golf Knickers Well tatlored Boyl Sl to $1.50 and pleee -mu "ot 13, Some irregulars. Neat tweeds, 7 7 lor school- c Pajamas Third Floor Knickers, Longies lined, belt or Third Floer Made with 3 $4.95 ing. Blln{ 50c Well Made moire _effects, 10c O: N. T. Sewing ing. Black and ‘Wool plus 4 s 79 ell!tlc wp 1 Boys’ & Girls’ $7 sheep collar brown, red and blue Sizes 4 to 18. Brassieres Satin striped, of goud mu- 25c r i l 1s. Silk, 2 Spools for For machine 1 5 e 1JC fast.” Boys’ $2.50 & $3 knickers, full i Tonsies, 12 to 18, Leatherette Coats and fleece lin- Third Floor flowered _and N.fllnl—Maln Floor and hand sew- Notions—Main Floor Tots’ $4.98 Suede Zipper Sets zipper fasten- ing; leggings Sizes 3 to 6 Third Floor with 3 zip- pers; snug-fit- ting helmet. years. Infants’ $1.49 Birdeye Diapers Twelve to & prns $7 .00 Heavy qulhty md fil ready U5 ruira Foor Infants’ 79¢ Pretty Bonnets Of filet silk, for girls; tal- lored for boys. 40c Veldown Sanitary Napkins Dozen in a uflm ot 2 5 c $1 Bath Salts and 25c Listerine Shaving Cream tube crepe de chine Third Floor Biandard liu Body Powder Sets 50c Probak New $3 Genuine Angon Berets sl .98 ‘White, wuls high colors and dark shades. Second Firor $29.75 to $35 COATS Sport and Dress Models Generously Furred $22.50 Flared Silhouettes! Elbow Fur Cuffs! Huge Fur Collars! Stunning Sport Mix- tures! Plenty of Smart Black Coats! Mouch better coats than you could have found anywhere at this price last year— and, we think, better values than you can find elsewhere this year! Dress coats of smooth broadcloths and mdahbrwo.mthbothuolln:mdcuflo of fur; s sport coats with fluffy fw‘:llll.n. (Chinese dog), red fox, natural wolf, caracul or Inpm (coney) form the lux- urious trimmings; and linings are of ex- cellent quality., Black, green, brown and dark mixtures. Sizes 14 to 52 Goldenberg's—Second Floor. uon flufly Razor Blades, Pkg. kind that is so clean, smooth pered Dblades that give a blades to a package. Main Floor New $1 Jewelry With Interchange- able Stones Goldenberg’s White Floating SOAP J1lc Regularly 5¢ cake. Por toilet. bath or fine laundering. Main four different colored set- tings that may be quickly chn.n:ed to sult your cos- 'sl--l-u« Main Floor $10 to $15 DRESSES $6-75 Vivid Colors! Metallic Em- broidery! Gleaming Satins! Shiny Buttons! Festive Eve- ning Frocks! Velvet Trims! New styles with all the dash and charm and color that belong to the rapidly Nov.lcy WDolelu i lines, etc, Sizes 14 to 521/, Goldenberg's—Second Floor. SPECIALLY PRICED Brocade Corselettes out inner belt. straps. Second Floor Of service- s1 79 Complete with $5 Rengo Belt Women’s $3 able brocade, with or with- Dose supporters and self Sizes 34 to Corselettes High-grade inner-belt s model of pink Sizes 34 to 48. Second Floor — Women’s $1.98 Silk Underwear Attractively tailored rayon crepe s1ips; dmoe sets and chemise, Second Floor Women’s $1 Flannelette Gowns and Pajamas Warm flan- nelette gowns and pajamas in pink-and- white, or blues and - white m-lpel. For women and misses. Second Floor $1.98 Hoover Aprons, Uniforms The popuhr ‘Puritan” T 57 66 forms nnd Hoover aprons of nurses' cloth, linene, broadcloth or chambray. Second Floor Women’s & Misses’ $2 50 Bhnket Robes sl 69 satin, or p(ped with silk OMd. g cond Floor lleevedmod with lonl or Women’s $3.50 All-Wool Sweaters All-wool llarless coat s — 3] 2 .59 tan, green, copen, Ted, navy or black. Second Floor Women’s $2.50 Kid Gloves Novelty cuff lambskin _and s .65 capeskin loves; ;;l;on a ew caj n lip-ons. beige and csiagk:r brown shwdeu. Bizes 6 to T%. Boys’ One-Clasp Capeskm Gloves in sizes 3 t0 17 Well tailored and serv- iceable. Main Floor Women's $1.00 Celanese Hose Full - fash- ioned celanese (known c for their 59 lkl) Wl'.h H.Ile heels, toes and n.rur ‘welts. Main Floor 49c Delusterized Rayon Hosiery Slight 1ir- regulars of wom B n’s n-mr o ed hose, with pleot tops. Popular shades. Main Floor OPPOSIT Boys’ 39¢ Fancy Sport Hose neat tternl with full tops. Slight irregulars. Main Floor Y i 19 elastic cuff c Girls’ 50¢c attractive stripes, di- terns. Sizes 7 to 9%. Main Floor L fo rlyuoxn“rnt‘!‘.l: 4.98 of puffing: flounced pillow to match. Main Floor $1.19 Bleached qusali blesch starch or dressing. Wonderta vaiuse, Pillowcases 31.98 Corrugated Ash Cnm, Ea. heavy steel bands at ————————— $5 Junior Waffle Iron electric waffle iron, small size. $2.49 Pedal Cars A splendid s .88 Welll made 1 and nicely fin- Regn 1ation g 79 e e T c Toyland—Downstairs Stere mk}:r"t'&l % $7 .98 bearing, rub- ber, tired wheel. Finished 59¢ Window Shades, Each had in white, ecru or green. All of perfect $6.00 Rayon Satin Spread, Pillow Sets twill spread with two rows Blue, gold, orchid, rose or green. Double-bed size. 81x90-In. Sheets Perfe c t 7 9 81x90 - h. x e e c Main_Floor 25¢ Bleached 45x36-inch size. Main ¥loor ll vaniz ed iron with and botwml.cpzo-nflon size, Downstairs Store “Torrid” guaran teed sz 98 Compltue with e ewaihelod, Mt wheel toy for the youngster. Iglnll-—nwnuln Store $1 Footballs hi de w! th $9.98 Tubular Velocipede steel X rame; ball in_bright Torlond_eunstairs Stors Cut size—3x /6 ft. May be 3 9 T e . Women’s $2.98 & $3.50 Leather' Hlnndlnzs Manufac- and odd lots sl 94 of calf, mn- E‘eh Elp]:r, underarm and turer’s samples mco. Anfl nonuy leather S nin Ploor 8Bth STREET 75c American Holland Shades Every-shade is perfect and . is mounted on dependable c rollers. White, 5 2 ecru or green. Fourth Floor $1.75 Criss-Cross Curtain Sets Criss-cross curtain of fine marquisette. Well tailored. i c Thundly spe- 9 Fourih Floor 75c 45-in. Drapery Materials, Yard Make y o ur new drape: Trom ‘this 1 nne 38c rayon mate- rial. Wide enough to be split. Fourth Fleor $9.85 All Wool Blankets, Pr. 100% . wool blankets, ‘warm, soft and 5 29 very good looking. In colors and plaids. 66x80 Foarth Floor $22.00 Seamless Bruneln Rugs rugs. Desirable patterns and colors. 9x12-ft. size. Downstles Store $5.75 Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs 6x9 - ft. size Bl $385 v.lnued p-tum Downstalirs Store $9.75 Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs Discon t1n- Vi $ 5 .85 mnn 9x10.6 size —all are of per(ect qUA‘lllrt_Y.“" 45¢ to 69c¢ Felt Base .Covering, Sq. Yd. Congole um, ties — :;{)u pat- c terns. Per- fects and seconds. 2 yards wide. ‘Downstairs Store $7.50 and $8 Felt Base Art Squares grades. Have no b a rders. Slight seconds s4.39 of Congoleum and Armstrong nnwumn Store $42.50 Axminster & Velvet Rugs Seamless rugs in a score of ‘attractive s29 colorings, 9x12 l nd 83x10.6 N it Slots Congoleum-Made 9x12-Ft. Rugs ‘Tile or car- L $4 69 use in any room. Per- Iect.l and irregulars; 9x12 stas- Downstairs Store $1.39 50-Inch Drnpery Damask a 89¢ for 4 'some patterns. Fourth for Thursda $5.95 36x63-In. Axminster Rugs Scatter size ha mg 3 85 nese. lnd Per- sian s"‘ht m';'lluhll‘l Store $15 French-Made Kashgar Rugs Beautiful gt 39 .95 ketl. in m. blue or tan mdes m- Made Rugs Sorte 2 29 made rugs. Car p et de- HSx0-it. oom Linoleum, Sq. Yd. onds. } Downstalrs Store Linoleums, Sq. Yd. grl:‘::,lnh‘ld sl 65 colorl lnfl ] 'fltllll l‘m Blankets, Pr. Soft, fleecy biankets, sz 95 Saxgo " inches. Fourth Floor Bhnkeh, 'l‘l‘! Floor Pillows, Ea. Almost one- 6 5 $1.69 Qulker Luce qul site eral o o imged bottoms. ! Flaor drnpet, Set my velour 2 95 and two_side panels. Bpech! $12.85 Sunfnt! Pair FEE §T. 85 e~y [N R Rich shades g § 49 __m.m-—— 89c Ruffled Curtain . Sets $4.00 Con;oleum- Congoleum $1.50 Inlaid terns. Genu- $2.50 & $2.75 aehe t i on o{ $5.50 Part-Wool pretty pla l d $1.25 Full Size Bed $1 Feather Bed Window Panels, Ea. $4.00 Velour Over- pea with wide valance Velour Portierea and of thick, soft velour; $2.25 54-Inch * Velour, Yd. b err y Of plain white serim wide ENTRANI -