Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1931, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1931 99 Charge . Accounts - Invited Tpped to FaCilitate Your Easter gf'e Are (I;Zeady'to’ Gl;'ve Clzl\)’sedAuenl;"on. ;:)..the' y Of the Year at “7th and K’,! ounger ) : . Formerly Priced at $1.79! Our EASTER COATS 66 L1 b Luxedo” Chiffon ) ° NP‘;"']{Y b.bfl;tfldw“v? Igd chon(eée;te:hxr: straightline, belted, scarf and cape models tha S l 1 k I I O s e fhia | show smart new sleeve treatments. Skipper $5 098 blue, green, red and tan. All neatly lined. %" Are Now $ 50 Some have berets. Sizes 7 to 14 years. T Selling ot I . Girls' Plain&Printed Girls’ Rayon Flat Full fashioned, silk from top to toe, with picot Sllk Dresses Crepe Dresses edges, French heels, and runproof garter tops. And A here are shades to harmonize with your Easter en- 3 $ !.98 $1 .98 semble: Blond Dore-~Rosador...Onion Skin...Biscay Nude.. Beige C1 fi ir...Almora.. /Fiage. . .Musondine Dainty sleeveless pastel crepe Plain colors or prints in street i - de chine frocks of the type and pastel shades—with elbow $1.25 High Twist Hose 4 e DTain i Tng SUeet sleeves, or none at all. Cleverly crepe with boleros, short sleeves, styled with boleros, new collars, peffi,rgfiifi]fi?'létflh ’g}}&fi“i’éfig; 79C capelets, etc. Sizes 7 to 14 years. jumpers, etc. Sizes 7 to 14 years. with picot edge. New shades. ° Kiddies’ 50c Anklets &% Girls’ Sheer New Tots’ Easter Silk anies with stralent tops. 3 C 3 Lucette Frocks Frocks In beautiful patterns and colorings. 3 for $1 Boys’ & Girls’ $1-98 $1o98 50(: }Iose’ 290 Irresistible new flaxons, volles Flowerlike pastel crepe de Boys' 73 and girls’ 34 and dimities with peplums, or- chine models with wee ruffles, length sport hose with nov- gandy sashes, etc. Sizes 7 to 16 yokes, capelets, etc. Sizes 1 to : WA elty cuff and plain-ribbed 4 (7 to 10 with blcomers). 8 years. Little Girls tops. 5 i it s A Babies’ Silk Coats for Easter o~ L Lovely little crepe de chine or radium coats, L Those Important Easter in white, pink or blue; neatly lined. Sizes 1to 3 $2 98 ucette . years. Bonnets to Match, $1.00 Gloves! ¢ " Girls’ Muslin Underthings Frocks ) . 4z ° ) Full cut muslin slips, combinations and one-piece . ’ Awaiting Your Selection! Doeskin Pullons e ate il e broidiry hnled SIING 59 C All Crisp & New! Cuffed Lambskins \ to 14 years. $ 9 5 : Tots’ Dainty Georgette Frocks $ 1 oOO - Perfectly darling little ruffled georgette $2 39 frocks for miss “two to six.” With separate slips! & Such 11ttle printed ‘The swanky doeskin pullons X voiles, broadcloths, dimi- come in the fashionable light . Toddlers’ Cute Little Coat Sets et el ranty tones of eggshell, white, Pf“h i Basket weave coats, with beret to match. $ organdy sashes, collars, v ® or natural. Perfectly plain or Blue, nile or tan. 1 to 4 years. A ockets, etc. Sizes 1 to with striking stenciled de- years. signs. Sizes 53 to 8. The imported lambskin gloves, with their smart novelty fis and embroidered backs, in mode, beaver or tan. i i il i = rtment! A Specialized S D e e e Thrifty Prices Prevail in the Boys’ Department Goldenbers's—Third Floor, You May Buy Tw 9! Easter Group! s - ——— 3_ 12 Washable Kid Mosquetaire Pullons ’ 1: ! nd 15 Light 23:1““1;"{‘.’%2;&“5;1& j -G.eoprg:‘téesch(i lgfi'.tym?’sfifig'y The smart six-button length—in black, $3.75 O ’ S a . k flat crepes . . . featuring | night wear . . . stunning redin- brown, kasha or pastel. P. K. sewn, with, y of sleeve, from long | gotes ... prints, dots, plaids and stitched backs. S L R LR D L S e crepeb Chamoisuede Pullons Kiddies’ Fabric Gloves g models for the more and beautiful grey frocks—a “Wear-Right” wash- $ 1 One-clasp wash- 59 Values at $4.95! “high” fashion! Amazing values! able pull-ons, in white, able chamoisuede en, Flesh, Tur- eggshell, silvermoon or gloves in grey and is an or € - - re . £ g T e au gD L 00 With 2 Knickers and Vest ° 5’ and Women's Sizes Gniilors’ DEisess Wiomen's; New Lowered Prices on With Longies and Knickers from 14 to 44 Extra and Half Sizes. Goldenbers's—Seeond Floor Reg‘flar and Extra Size A group of suits at $9.75 that will be very popular Saturday! Suits “Kayser” Non"Run tailored to stand the hard wear given them by boys. The fabrics— fancy suitings, blue serges and cheviots and smart tweeds. Sizes 8 to 15. $1and $1.29 Chiffon Scarfs | Rayon Undies! Boys' $18.00 Prep Suits Double Width—in Vests Bloomers A typical suit for high -choolitesiMDdrelssy ‘s:hz_ s 75 deli i . . ings, tweeds or always correct blues. Models wit! . S ot e c S 75 S 850 lorg:giu or longies and knickers. Sizes 13 to 20. - to 8 C to 7 . Complete your Easter ensemble with one of these dainty L ’ [ $ ¢hifion sLarfS—we've something at this low price to harmonize in Sizes 9 SSC Sizes 8 $ 1 OO Boys 8.50 to l 0 Sults ¢olor with most any costume! Delicate designs as pretty as and 10 and 9 . 5 il ilored of tweeds Easter flowers. Both the vests and bloomers are well re-inforced and care- Handsome Spring woolens, smartly tai v 95 o et AR i i knickers Nt Mt fully tailored—the choice of discriminating women. or blue cheviots. Perfect fitting models with two s o Goldenberg's—Main Floor or longies; sizes 8 to 16. ‘MOI’ ton Hall’ 0 00 BOYS’ “Smart Set” Suits eqe o EaSter Lllles a7 S Beautifully tailored suits of serviceable woolens. s 75 For church decorations, etc. \ 3 Models with two pairs knickers or longies. Sizes . e Every bloom is perfect. 17 8 to 18. For Mecn and Young Men b $1 to $Io98 POt y Boys’ $8 & $10 o v “Bell” and e o é Calla Lilies 4-in. Boston ¢ Rugby Suits Junior Coats b —-_— $ .50 5 $ 1 = 49 ot Ferns Little Friend i 9 : Tulipsl) 29C pOt /’; ? $6095 $4077 Shirts & F Extra Trousers, $5 OR8¢ to §] ot | 6-in. Boston .. SR A i R ety Nobby looking tweeds and mix- Blouses We do not have to place a Hydrangeas Ferns Smart little English models. Belt tures for youngsters 3 to 8. All- WALUE on these suits—for “Mor- . $149 to §2.49 O8c to $1.98 to match. Sizes 4 to 10. wosl fabrics. et ton Halls” have a way of impressing AR | Tt . 51 59 their value upon men who wear i i .Smal‘t Styles n C grades o B g o P niEn Sale! Shrubbery, Hedge - < ?t:s:fifz"{h;: jm"""fi WI;:' iorion ;lgnts al;fij ]Sv}é’rgreeng; WASH SU ITS " 79C grades 0 moeteds - AblE chieniotsor 3 ’ Special Prices on Wash Suits Tomorrow—Clever Youth Shirts serges . .. or sporty tweeds—in Evergreens Shrubbery s : s L Sduksahn outn, Shirts gra% tans, °l,,,,w",,s ind mixtures. Chinese Arborvitae, 15 to 18 inches | Forsythia, 24 to 36 in. high, 3 for 98¢ Neatly Tailored Styles of Tubable Fabrics—Sizes 2 to 10 12 to 145 Neel N high 49 & 59 s Junior Shirts d.\hll sizes—regular, stout, slim or ; Irish Juniger, 15 to 18 tn. high, | Detsia, 2¢ to 36 in. igh..3 for 98¢ $1.39 to $1.95 Sample Wash Suits 6 013 Yrs. ort 49c & 59¢ Norway Spruce, 10 to 12 in. high, | Wygelia, 24 to 36 in. high. .3 for 95 79¢ to 95¢ Wash Suits, 3 to 8 yrs Blouses—izes 1931 Topcoats " - 9c & 59¢ Virginia Juniper, 24 to 36 in. high, | Stren (Vow Houti), 24 4o 36 . $1.79 to $2 Wash Suits, 2 to 10 yrs. .. $1.55 Bution-an Blouses el 98¢ to $149 o $J_ 9.95 Snormn 10 120 | g ¢ o 4104 $2.50 and $2.95 Wash Suits, 2 to 10 .$1.95 o : . . Hedge Plants ; fancy broadcloths; B fully t d ds, - z : ] g S : ca. prioe, 2 10 36 in bk 26| P75 P $3.50 and $4 Sport Sweaters | o swnes smart weaves, % b'"t_)"d) a i Al‘-mnd (h"fi")f.” to .1611; Fancy colors, plain colors or plain with fancy bor- s 95 :}l::;;jflzlel::a lrl:;cglefslt A ‘On Sale Outside Our Bth Street ders. Puritan and Keller wool knits, 26 to 36. » Some dresizregular. . 8 th STR E ET ‘ NTRA N [ E_ Goldenberg's—Boys’ Department—Third Floor, 4 GABLIN BANNE * AT BOULDER Y # Sagebrush Craps Promoteg Loses in Plan to Found New “Monte Carlo.” | BY LEMUEL F. PARTON. NEW YORK, April 3.—Nick well, sagebrush promoter of chuek-as luck, faro, fan-tan, pangingi, roule: | Klondyke and craps, is nursing here New York a headache transmits under Government seal from Washe | ington. Mr. Lefingwell has just been politely but explicitly informed that, N ‘s new law legalizing gamblingy |not a wheel will roll and not a cube will gallop in Boulder City, the mcdel Government town to house the worke men building Hoover Dam. | _The visitor from Reno, ite and | Windy Gap was almost ited locse {rom his gold nugget stickpin when he got the bad news. He had come ta | New York to promote a company and | prepare plans and equipment for a glite lering desert Monte Carlo right alonge side Uncle Sam's big new pay roll. He | had readily found New York backing, | said to have inciuded a big slot maching bankrell, mistakenly proceceding on the idea that if the Nevada State Legise lature said gambling was legal it would be legal. [ Cramton to Enforce Ruling. | Mr. Lefingwell and his sssociates learned today not only that the De- partment of the Interior would forbid | gambling, but that it had hired former | Representative Louis C. Cramton of iM{chllln to_enforce its ruling. Mr. | Cramten, prohibitionist and one of the | authors of the Michizan Warner-Crams ton liquor law, has been named | attorney to the Sesretary of the In- | terior to keep watch and ward against | gambling, bootlegging and other such | diversions at Bould~r City. Telephoning to the Department of the | Interfor today, this writer learned that | the Government will supersede the Nevada statute by organizing the cone struction arca as a military reservation, entirely subject to Federal regulation. At the Bureau of RecJemation, it was stated on behalf o» Commissioner Elwood Mead: “Boulder City will be governed as Federal territory. A United States marshal already has been appointed to enforce the Federal laws. Lots will be leased for specified purposes and sub; to certain conditions. If gamb!i bootlegging or other illegal practicts contrary to the leases are e g: prosecution and ejection 'mn’o‘l . Commissioner’s Statement. Commissioner Mead issued the fol- lowing statem:nt: “A limited number of leases will be tractors for the operation of certain types of business enterprises, including stores, shops, laundrizs, hotels, restau- rants and amusement places. For the operation of these, sultable blocks will be set aside within the the town site located on Government owned land. ILots will be offered for lease for periods not to exceed 20 years. Ownership of all tracts will remain in the Government, the continuance of leases to be contingent upon satisfac- tory eonduct on the part of the lessoss. The Government does not plan to erzot buildings for commercial purposes. The plan is to provide the sites, and te lessees, after conforming to certain re- quired buflding restrictions, m=y pro- P c!.ildd to the ercction of suit=ble | - | Legal opinion here was that the Gav~ ernment was entirly within ft< rigists in imposing sumptuary laws, within t%e reserved territory, regardiess of the Nevada statutes. WILLS ESTATE TO WOMAN WHO REFUSZD MARRIAGE Minnezpolis Man Unheard From 40 Years Leaves $150,000 to Boyhood Bweetkeart. By the Associated Press. e MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April f.— Forty years ago Johnny Mciensle begged Fanny Rutherford to become his bride. She refused. No word was heard from him until yesterday, when she received a letter from a S , Australia, law firm in- forming her of his death and that he had made her heir to his fortune of $150,000. McKenzie never married. HEFLIN HIRES ATTORNEY Retains Frank A. Hampton Here in Election Contest. By the Associates Press. Frank A. Hampton, secretary to for- mer Senator Simmons of North Caros lina, was retained as Washi . ingham |{ will represent Heflin in Alabama in the | contes Modernfl Ask About Our Mothproof Storage - —facilities before intrusting yaur Oriental Rugs, Tapestries and Draperies to less well equipped hands. finquiry will prove our rates reasonable. 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