Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1930, Page 36

HELD NEGLECTED Nfitional Farm Women’s Con- | ““ference Hears Noted Fem- ‘finine Leaders. By the Associated Press. BOSTON, December 6—Neglect of | the rural child today was pronounced “s general rule in practically every fleld of child welfare” by Miss Grace Abbott, chief of the Children’s Bureau. Speaking before the woman's division of the American Farm Bureau Federa- tion, Miss Abbott said the rural set- ting, with its lack of crowding, was an advantage to children, but lack of educational and scientific health facili- | tles more than counterbalanced this. Democratic Leader Speaks. ‘The women were told by Mrs. Nellie ‘Taylore Ross, chairman of the woman's division of the Nationa' Democratic | Committee, that the farmer must look | for relief to the Democratic party. Mrs. Ross denounced the recent fariff bill, which she said was initiated ostensibly to help the farmers. but “which, she sald was initiated and ed with apologies” by President Hoover, aided only great manufactur- | ers. “If some heroic steps are not taken, farm life as we have known it through the generations will be a thing of the past, and we shall see farm lands pass- | ing into the ownership of a few great masters of finance,“ she said. Election Frauds Held Urban Disease. ‘The farm woman was urged by Mrs. Lena Lowe Yost, director of the Republican National of the Nation. “The national struggle against crime and civic indifference,” she said, “is putting our form of Government on Crime in city congestion. Election frauds and corruption are urban diseases. civic evils that breed in city life are always with us; the wholesome influence of rural popu- lation is to alleviate. “The farm woman, to make herslf effective against the spread of crime and deteriorations of American ideals, should recogni that Government is based on party responsibility. .She should join the potlitical party of her choice and be an influence in creating party platforms, defining policles and naming candidates.” LOUISVILLE BANK HEAD SUED ON $2,000,000 NOTE Bancokentucky Company Receiver Charges Preferments in Transfer of Newspaper Stock. By the Associated Press. LOUISVILLE, Ky., Joseph S. Laurent, Bancokentucky _Co., Circuit Court here yesterday against James B. Brown, president of the Na- tional Bank of Kentucky and former president of the Bancokentucky, to re- cover $2,000,000 on a note. Mr. Brown is publisher of the Herald-Post here. ‘The petition stated that the note was © for six months at 6 per cent interest. that the note is long past due, the petition said demand for pay- ment has been made of Mr. Brown and of Adelia E. Latta, as Wakefield & Co., and has been refused. “On or about November 28, 1920," the petition stated, “the defendant, James B. Brown, in contemplation of insolvency and with the desire to prefer one creditor—to wit, the defendant, Paul C. Keyes, receiver for the National Bank of Kentucky—to the exclusion, in whole or in of his other creditors, including plaintiff, did assign, transfer and deliver said shares of stock in the Herald-Post Co.—to wit, pre- ferred stock to the value of $400,000 and commen stock of the par value of $970,000—to secure sald indebtedness December 6.— receiver for the brought suit in then asserted against the said Herald-Post Co. by the defendant, Paul .. C. Keyes, receiver.” WRECKAGE REPORTED AFLOAT OFF CAPE FEAR ‘Norwegian Motor Ship Sights Tim- |3 bers Believed Menace to Navigation. By the Associated Press. NORFOLK, Va., December 6.—The Norwegian motor ship Tercero, reported by wireless to the h; phic office to- Gay that she had sighted a “large wooden fleet afloat at water’s edge” in latitude 33:02 North and longitude 76:53, this position being about 80 miles southeast of Cape Fear, N. C. ‘The message from the Tercero said the wreckage was “about 15 by 10 yards, consisting of heavy timbers” and dan- gerous to navigation. The word “fleet” used in the message | to indicate that the skipper of the steam- “"'er used it to indicate that there were a number of timbers in the wreckage g-htgd and did not refer to a fleet of ts. The Coast Guard will take precautions to remove or destroy the wreckage 50 a8 to make safe the navigating lanes of Cape Fear. 2% ot For some years practically all of the whaling in Antarctic waters has been carried on by the hardy Norweglans. This year about 150 ships and 6,000 men are engaged in the hazardous work, and their catches are expected to produce Committee, 1o | play her full part in the political life about 2,000,000 barrels of whale ofl. Iy Qur Optical Department Once and Have Your Eyes Examined FREE Two Registered Optometrists are ready to thoroughly examine your eyes and advise you as to their exact condition, without cost to you. Special Offer— Genuine Invisible Bifocai Lenses* Far and near vision in $7 one :-ll’r 4‘)! 1e‘nlszel. !Sell regularly for . Spe- eclal price Pine quality lenses for either far or near vision 50 fitted to your eyes. 3 . Special ot 180 g e “Every Pair of Glasses Guaranteed” Two Registered Optometrists in attendance. Dr. Kanstoroom in charge. T Qplest Dot Tioop “Shopped Bargains”’ ALL items * in this column have been “SHOPPED"” by our expert shopper and found to be lower in price than sold for in other stores. Look for this column of “SHOPPED BAR- GAINS” every week—and SAVE! We cannot #ll mail or phone orders and must re- strict quantities to each pur- chaser. 1215c¢ Table Napkins 6 35¢ Tomorrow at 35c¢ a half dozen. MAIN FLOOR 2%-1b. boxes of high-grade Candy; as- 74c caramel and nougat. Main Floor. Listerine Shaving Cream, a favorite with l 6c tube tomorrow. MAIN FLOOR Clark’s “0.--N.”T." Cotton, 250 - yard 42 bers. 42c a half dozen spools. MAIN FLOOR pretty cretonne ef- fects; side opening MAIN FLOOR $1.50 Mattress Covers ers; full and neatly boxed. MAIN FLOOR 25c¢ Printed Percales in new styles and col- Girls’ 79c Dresses Of washable nov- z long and elbow 5 e sleeves. 7 to 14 vears. Grenadine silk chif- fon hose, full fash- 9¢ dull finish. Silk from Sizes 874 to 10. A MAIN FLOOR Women's h a n d- cot Scarfs, in newest 59e color combinations. 49c Handk§. Folder Novelty silk Hand- and hand-painted de- 3 c signs. A dainty gift. Women’s $1 and $1.25 Rayon Undies sistant Gowns, Slips, Shorts, Panties and shades. MAIN FLOOR Men’s $5.95 Blanket bath robes in a fine array of colors. All bordered. All sizes. MAIN FLOOR printed on Sanitas oilcloth, in various de- $5.50 Congoleum Squares Squares, with- out borders; irregulars. DOWNSTAIRS STORE $1.19 Metal Lamp Bases, in sev- eral designs; various Dept.) MAIN FLOOR $1 Boxed white. writing paper, with fancy lined en- MAIN FLOOR $1.95 End Tables round style with shaped top. ACROSS THE STREET $1 Parchesi Game Game, complete with playing implements. $4.49 Carpet Sweeper standard qual- ity; full size brush. Fully Step-ins; tailored and Robes 95 59c Table Covers signs. Perfect qual- 9x12 Congo- $3.15 neat tile de- Lamp Bases colors. Cord and Stationery velopes. Fine qual- Well constructed End sl ever-popular, (Toyland.) : ’ “Bissell” Car- $3.47 guaranteed. 15-inch Mercerized Damask Table Napkins, in assorted pastel shades. $1 Assorted Chocolates 215-1b. Box sorted chocolate creams, nuts and Truits, Listerine Shaving Cream many men at 16c a 10c O. N. T. Cotton SIX Spools spools, in white and black. Assorted num- 98c Wardrobe Bags 8-garment styles, in 59 and snap fastening. “Virginia Maid” Mattress Cov- s l 19 ° twin bed sizes; unbreakable buttons; each corner 36 inches wide, 80- square count quality, l’c ors. Tub proof. SECOND FLOOR elty prints and linenes ; straightline models; THIRD FLOOR $1.35 Silk Hose ioned; permanently top to toe. Irregulars. $1 Silk Scarts painted silk crepe As- * MAIN FLOOR kerchief Folder; lace MAIN FLOOR Plain and run-re- i lace trimmed. Pastel Warm blanket s patterns and 3 45x48 Table Covers, ! 5 ity. MAIN FLOOR leum made Art signs; light and dark colors. Slight Unbreakable metal socket included. (Art 83 One quire boxes of |9 ity. (Stationery Dept.) Tables, Tudor design; half FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Parchesi DOWNSTAIRS STORE pet Sweeper; DOWNSTAIRS STORE THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO! D. C., DECEMBER 7, 1930—PART ONE. *Free Parking Space for Our Customers Opposite 8th Street Entrance BXESRNuNe=% RRIBAT|AT|ITN Christmas Savings ' Club Checks Cashed— Main Floor Service . Desk $1.35 “Noglos” Finish Sheer Chiffon Hose 79cpr. Lovely, 45-gauge chiffon quality—remarkable values! Silk from top to toe, with lisle-interlined welts, slipper heels and hem tops—and their smart dull finish is perma- nent. Brownleaf, plage, muscadine, light or dark gun metal, promenade and other good shades. All Perfect All Full Fashioned “Humming Bird”” Guaranteed Full-Fashioned Silk Hose Full fashioned, silk throughout with French $1.50 heels and picot tops—no wonder they are so popular! A host of new shades. Fully guaran- teed—a new pair for any pair that is unsatisfac- tory to you. 99 Women’s “Luxedo Chiffon Hose, $1.79 Beautiful, full fashioned picot top sheer hose with non-run garter top. Our own exclusive label—in newest shades. Boys’ S0c Sport Hose, 35¢ i Winter weight 7 length sport hose in good-looking all-over patterns. Perfect quality. Goldenbers's—Main Floor PEABABIRRBNBIZIDIDIR[ITN Service Weight Silk Hose, $1 Pr. FUll fashioned service weight with lisle heels, toes and soles. Fashionable shades. Girls’ 50c Sport Hose, 29¢ Girls’ 7 length rayon-and-lisle sport hose with elastic cuff top. Good selection. Gift Spreads for Every Taste and Purse! $6.00 Rayon Pillow Sets Satin Spread and Pillow Shimmering rayon ARRTRTARNTNT 35¢c Melba Perfume 19c Her Ounce Melba Trailing Arbutus, White Rose and Lily of ‘the Valley Per- fume; half-ounce bottles; neatly boxed. Eugene Permanent At a Special $5 Holiday Price! Treat yourself to one of these beautiful waves for Christmas! Our operators are experts. Phone National 5220 for appointment. Beauty Shop—Third Floor Main Floor. ERRBTATATNT Useful GIFTS at Our Real Thrift Prices S S S SRS R SR SR SR SR SRE SRE SR R S 2o Outstanding Value Group of $29.75 to $35.00 Furred Coats $22.50 Sizes 14 to 50 Fine broadcloths, tweeds and mixtures with smart collars and cuffs (or just collars) of Red Fox, Lapin (coney), marmot, natural wolf or black Man. ¢hurian wolf (Chinese dog). Black, brown, green and mixtures. Handsomely silk lined. $49.50 to $59.50 Coats Lavishly $39.50 In Stunning Sport and Dress Styles Furred! Extra fine values even in this year of better values] Handsome sport and dress styles, with large collars and cuffs of caracul, lapin (coney), fox or Manchurian wolf. Graceful flared and straightline styles—in black, brown, green and mixtures. Sizes 14 to 50. Distinguished Coats $49.50 & $59.50 Truly luxurious coats of tricos, broadcloths, tweeds and high grade mixtures, with such orgeous furs as rac- coon, skunk, beaver, caracul, wolf, kit fox, and even badger! Black, brown, green, wine and striking mixtures. Sizes 14 to 5214. Goldenbers’s—Second Floor Lingerie the Most Feminine $ 4.98 satin spread with two rows of puffing and scalloped edges; flounced pillow to match—a truly luxurious gift set! Rose, blue, gold, orchid or green. Each set neatly boxed. Double-bed size. Nw $1.50 & $1.69| $4 & $5 Rayon Spreads Handsome 86x108 or 80x105 inch spreads in rose, blue, gold, orchid or green with a silvery Scalloped edges. Hemstitched Sheets Fine Enough $ 1 .09 to Go Into Hope Chests! Staunch quality, free from starch or dressing. Two double-bed sizes: 81x99 inches or 81x90 inches, with three-inch hemstitched hem. 39¢ and 45¢ Hemstitched Pillowcases 29c R0x105 inches. High-grade hemstitched cases Goldenberg’s—Main Floor sheen. to match above sheets. Size brocade spreads 45x36 or 42x36 inches. Final Shipment of Our Great 15,000 Yard Purchase! $1,$1.50 & $2 Silks & Rayons Last week we made the greatest silk purchase of our season—from a New York The first shipment of these beautiful silks went on and you should have seen our customers hurrying for them! Tomorrow the second shipment awaits you at the same amazingly low price! Colors manufacturer who was moving. sale last Wednesday, and weaves for every need. 40-in. Printed Silk Crepes 40-in. Celanese Crepes 40-in. Satin Charmeuse 36-in. Printed Taffetas 36-in. Chiffon Taffetas 36-in. Duchess Satins 58¢ Goldenberg’s—Main Floor e e ] Thousands of Crisp New ift Handkerchiefs You should see the space devoted to them on our Main Floor this year. Never have selections been so great and so charming! Men’s Boxed Hdkfs. Women’s Boxed Handkerchiefs :38Ct0 $1.98 | ru run sisen sungsarrsn White or colored embroidered initials. Boxes contain three or six handkerchiefs. Ever so many dif- ferent assortments; lawns, linens, cottons, all-whites, fancy em- broidered, scalloped, lace edged and printed styles. Goldenbers’s—Main Floor $4.50 Rayon Satin Spreads Gleaming rayon satin with two rows of puffing and scal- loped edges. Size 84x105 inghes. Rose, blue, gold, orchid or Jeen. $3.00 Rayon Spreads It is hard to believe that you can buy such handsome rayon Rose, blue, gold, ‘Three embroidered initial handkerchiefs, with colored woven borders to a box. $l.9ill-< ndies $1.49 Unusually lovely garments for such a low pricel Crepe de chine step-ins, dance sets, che- mises and panties, daintily lace trimmed; and rayon crepe cos- tume slips. $2.50 Costume Slips Crepe de chine or rayon crepe models — sim- $1'98 ply tailored or trimmed (top and bottom) with pretty lace. White or flesh. Women’s $1.19 Rayon Crepe Undies Lace-trimmed or tailored step-ins and 79 dance sets in the C wanted pastel shades. Regular sizes. $1.69 Philippine Gowns An attractive collection’ o f $1 25 beautifully . em- . broidered gowns with V'ee or square .neck. Goldenbery's—Second Floor $2.95 In a Pretty Selection at $3.69 $1.98 for so little! orchid, green. 40-in. Silk Radiums 40-in. Rayon Flat Crepes 40-in. FlatiCrepu 40-in. Kimono Satins 36-in. Celanese Moires 39-in. Rayon Crepe Satins i Sale of New $3.95 to $5 Millinery rial Included! 2 French felts, antelope suede felts (imagine!), satins, metal- lics, velvets and combinations, with self trims, pompons, os- trich, metallic braids, etc. Every new shape—every wanted color —plenl{ owsld |iz::! $1 & $1.50 Every Fashion- Boys’ Boxed Hdkfs. 1= Women’s $2.95 Kid Gloves The Always $ 1 .95 Welcome Gift! . A happy solution to ‘at least one gift problem will be found in this up-to-date group of lambskin and real kid gloves. Mode, beige, caracul or grey, with effective contrasting touches; also a few white with back. Sizes 53 to 734. Another Smart © Boys’ Lined Cape- skin Gloves, $1 Group at $2.95 Wide selection of women's lamb- fut skin and African capeskin gloves, Sturdy brown or tan African slip-on_or cuff style, handscmely skin wi v in- a0 sat niened oy capeskin with warm fleert}d lin ver, black-with-white_and brown- in8 One-button stye. Sizes 3 with-eggshell. Sizes 53 to 8. to 7. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Ivory*, Shell* or Prystal* Trimmed Gift Handbags Styles Seldom Seen $ 1 .95 M At Less Than $5! A special purchase in time for gift-seekers. Very ex- pensive looking black or brown calf bags with those ultra- smart frames of prystal, shell or antique ivory. Moire linings. Smantea. Goldenbers's—Main Floor One of these charming sets will be of daily use her and a constant reminder of your thoughtfulness. $6.50 DuPONT TOILET SET, comb, brush and mirror in gleaming colored pastel $ 95 pearl (simulated M $10 TEN-PIECE SET, comb, brush, mirror and toilet articles of toilet'ware in pastel pearl finish $ 98 with gold inlaid dec&-‘ltiom o harge Accounts Invited—No Interest or Extras Addedgas