Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1931, Page 33

| | | ! | | | TWO MAY, ECONOMY | FESTIVAL | FEATURE | S o..:B nadl STYUIST FOR SEARS. ROEBUCK end Co. says—There is nothing in the New York market that can touch this offering for “true value.” Once more Sears’ tre- mendous buying power excels. New York’s Smartest, Most Beautiful Styles = Ready for Washington Women to Choose 3 Misses and Women, Little ) Women, Steuts—Models for—Street Wear Sports Occasions Vacation Days Business Wear Bridge Parties Afternoon Wear Sunday Night Dawn-to-Dawn HAT THRILL! $155 CLEVER, BEAUTIFUL, BECOMING MILLINERY CREATION direct from our New York Fashion Head- quarters. Small, medium and large head sizes. Smartest new shades to match or har- monize with your ensemble. Try them on at your pleas- ure.—! Floor. See the Other Values in this dept. Genuine “French Crepe” 100% Pure Silk SLIPS We have never at any time offered o slip value the equal of this—real French crepe, rarely ob- tainable under $3.50 reg. ularly. Famous “Bloo- moon” nationally known brand — white, peach, flesh, tea rose. Full cut, exquisitely lace trimmed. Main Floor. See the Other May Economy Festival Values in this Dept. Run-Resistant Rayon Lingerie Here is quality— D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1931 . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, MAY ECONOMY FESTIVAL FEATURE ™ BUY “SEVERAL” FOR THE USUAL PRICE OF “ONE” A FASHION THRILL WITH EVERY PURCHASE STYUST FOR SEARS, ROEBUCK and Co.. says—A teature of Sears’ Fashion Events is the complete size ranges always provided— Misses’ sizes, 14 to 20; women's sizes, 36 to 46, and stylish larger sizes, 46 to 50. All carefully designed for fashion cor- rectness. New York’s Newest Summer Materials and Colors - in This Sensational Event Dainty Light Prints Latest Dark Prints Smart Two-Tones New High Shades New Pastels New Polka-Dot Effects Pastel Shades Shantungs New Pin-Dot Effects New Plain Shades Large Floral Patterns Small Floral Patterns Pure Dye Crepes Pure Dye Chiffons. Pure Dye Prints PLENTY OF EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN FOR . EFFICIENT SERVICE A COAT THRILL NEWEST AND SMARTEST STYLES BUY 2 F'OR THE USUAL PRICE OF “ONE” Supply Your Coat Needs for.Now —for cool Summer evenings, for vacation days—in the mountains, the seashore or traveling. Models for Sports and for Dress “BUY" ' MOTHER A LOVELY DRESS FOR MOTHER'S DAY See the Other May Economy Festi- |} val Values in this dept. ¢ A Genuine Thrill in Smart - Low Shoes $169 pairs of the FOR EVERY WOMAN WHO LOVES A BARGAIN Just 300 most beautiful footwear we have ever seen under $4.00. We would have taken 5,000 pairs if we could have secured them —don't miss this! Blonde Kid—Brown Kid—Black Kid—Black Patent in straps, pumps, ties. Cuban and spike heels. Also a limited quantity of the new white or tan woven sandals. All sizes in the lot. 42.Gauge Dull Sheer Full-Fashioned + “Silk to Picot Top™ Silk Hosiery ( 79¢ peir Colors Navy Skipper Blue Mixtures Smartly Tailored Coats Fur-Trimmed Coats Collarless Coats Scarf Coats Tweed Coats Chonga-type Fabrics Wool Crepes Spongy Woolens Light Shades Dark Shades New Brown, Tan Green Novelties Two-Tones e — DAYS OF AMAZING VALUES Sensational--Colorful--Startling! | e o 0N I e OTS. value and a thrift thrill for the thrifti- est shopper. Beauti- | fully self appliqued or lace trimmed. Chemise, panties, step-ins and bloom- Regular and extra sizes. Main Floor. * SEARS, ROEBUCK anpb CO. A Complete Size Range, 14 to 52 Also !; Sizes and Y, Sizes Making it Easy to Select Several No Seconds - Of course. You'll find all the new Spring and Sum- mer colortones “in this hosiery. French heels? The chif- fon weight, in the smert dull finish, has picot tops, the service weight is silk to the top; reinforced with mercerized lisle. I g POISON SUISPEE [ s i pmson Mrs. Esther Carison Suc- cumbs While Awaitig Trial N 4 | in Los Angeles. ! | 1 ! By the Assoclated Press. | | LOS ANGELES, May 7.—Mrs. Esther | | Carlson, 52, who faced trial on s charge i of having fatally poisoned her employer, | | August Lindstrom, 81, a retired lumber | lmen, is dead. She sucoumbed to §| |tubcrculosis i a. prison hoepital late yesterday. The trial of Mrs. Anna Erickson, = | :n;umm o | 3 q | [she had drunk a cup of her by Mrs. Carison, who was Lin Il |strom’s houses | Ling er. dstrom dfl February 9 after hav- quest of a son, Peter Lindstrom, Chi- u¥h meat packer. e coroner said an autopsy disclosed & large quantity of poison in the body. rate trials had been ordered for the women because of Mrs. Carlson's | | iliness. '|SCANDAL IN DRY RULE ' | ASSERTED BY CLANCY Disposition of Agents in North In- stead of Southern States Hit by Representative. “A natioial scandal in Quoting the statement recently pub- lished by the Crusaders, an anti-prohi- bition ition, tative leries and brew- eries are located in dry States rather | |than in wet States.” | |FRANCE OPENS PORTALS OF COLONIAL EXPOSITION High Officials Participate in Cere- mony—U. 8. Exhibit to Be In- augurated May 16. ol O In a recent month more than 3,000,- 000 pounds of coffee were shipped from La Guaria, Venezuela. ® Santa Fe ’ ® Vacation ® Tickets Cut the Cost B of summer tours to the Far West You ean go to the very rim of the Grand ina o T e California. And the Colorade Rockies. z Take the! Bladensburg Road at 15th and H Sts. N.E. Sears WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK See the other Hosilryqulun in this depti— , Main Floor. See The Other May Economy Festival Values in This Dept. | OPEN UNT