Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1931, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR, C.M.T.C. YOUTHS DUE AT FORT MYER 300 Trainees to Report Now for Opening of Seventh Annual Camp. WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, JEWELERS TO MEET HERE | 1932 JULY .2, 1§ Capital Committee Obtains National Convention. ‘Through arrangements made by the Greater National Capital Committee, the annual convention of the National Jewelers’ Association will be held in | Washington in 1932, it was announced | | here today. Plans for the meeting here | were formulated by representatives of { the committee, who conferred with the assoclation officers at the recent con- | vention in Chicago. Approximately 200 | delegates, representing firms of manu- facturing jewelers, are expected to at- tend. 'ASTOR ESTATE WINS | Lo report. auing the day at R ‘]‘316000000U S. SUIT| | | Citizens' Military Training Camp. | The men first were to be ready for | ACtion Based on 1919 Transfer of | the procedure known in the Army as| Vast Estate to Trustees De- | processing, by which {“ey will be uni- | # ¥ { formed, paid, examined physically and | cided in New York. 9 [ essigned to troops for the Summer's| SURBATAES ] = ; training. [ B the Assoctated Press The Fort Myer camp, one of the few o i | Eastern States to nge- Cavaliyitiatn: | D TR JUly A Tristece for] ing, is always popular with the young | the estate of the late Viscount William | men who desire to perfect themselves Waldorf Astor yesterday won from the | in horsemanship. The quota of those | Federal Government a judgment of | who could be tratned was filled shortly | $10,000.000 paid for inheritance taxes, ! after the opening date for the receipt | and iInterest of about $6,000.000. The of applications decision was handed down in Federal 1 v District Court. The action was based on a deed of | trust executed in 1919 by which the viscount transferred holdings of $46.- 000,000 in New York to the Farme Loan & Trust Co.. as tru After | to him- | emainder | two sons and John NITED FOOD STORES.INC Still Growing! Anothe.r New Store 2320 Minnesota Ave. S This Week Lin. 9673 |WASHINGTON OWNED & OPERATED. IT'S TABLE TALK All Over Town At luncheons and dinners—that's where women talk about our st They'll tell you how they always depend upon us for fine quality foods—the satisfactory service we render our customers—and how our uniform low prices c 1elf ice h hold costs. This w s offerings are typical examples of how y too, can save by patronizing these stores regularly. ~MEATS~— GENUINE First to Our Sportswear Dept.—Then to the Beach! Women’s & Misses’ All-Wool ' Bathing Sults Plain or striped all-wool bathing suits—read to get into the Fourth of July swim. Popular colors. Sizes 34 to 46. Other All-Wool Suits, $2.98 to $4.98 Famous ‘“Jantzen”’ Swimming Suits $5.50 & $6.00 The new 1931 collection of Jantzen styles and colors—in women’'s and misses’ sizes. Three hundred young men from the | :D.str]ct of Columbla, Maryland, vir- | | ginia, Pennsylvania and New York were | to report during the day at Fort Myer Economy Market I. Lisensky, Prop. CHIPSO Important as Your Bathing Suit! Beach Pajamas $1 0 $2.98 As gay or amusing as you want them. One plece, two piece and _ overall styles; some with hats. be especlally stressed camp. Sports from box- s mming will be engaged in| studen ‘Those who desire may ¢ instructions tn the activittes in interested the CHIPSO GRANULES self, he p hotlld be divided between Wililam Waldorf Astor, Jacob Astor. The Government contended the deed | of trust was drawn in anticipation of Washington's | death, and in an attempt o defeat the regiment, the | inherita e ! Girls‘ Clever Ne\v { : i en acked to Beach Pajama Sets EIGHT-HOUR DAY SET working day of eight hours, affecting wxde-legged pajamas in Lk_mllmg dots, §, s AT Ny eripr s, afecliig stripes and fancy designs—with a floppy f ' ice. porters itors and cattlemen. hat to match. Just what every 7 to 14 year J' Minor 16 are old wants for the Fourth! Also many styles e without hats. Girls' Swim Suits, all-wool one and all-wool olg - plece two piece sunback. style and two-piece Sizes 30 ; $1‘98 (k»n. i S 45.2 $1 to 36 Goldenbers's—Third Fioo LARGE PKG. ores. Don’t Forget Your Bathing Accessories! 79¢ Bathing Caps, in a large assortment in various styles and colors.. tting up a trust Ministry of Madrid Government. | 1932 SESSION SOUGHT i MADRID, July 2 (#).—The ministry labor has decrced a maximum Maximum Labor Time Decreed by One Style Sketched heavy q\mlgxly. in navy blue or fas- " 49¢ $1 Kleinert Bathing Shoes, in all wanted shades Delegation \Vlll Ask Culleza Cath- olic Clubs to Meet Here. LIPTON’S TEA L Lb. Pkg. 23c /5 Lb. Pig. ‘@Sc 89c Bathing Ba black, with zi their regular w: cent. Hotels and may not work more Tots’ Swim Suits, FANCY RIB ROAST FANCY CHIP BEEF HOME-DRESSED FRYING CHICKENS . . .. Smoked Sausage Sliced Bacon. .. .. Smoked Hams 39c Bathing Needs, belts, bathing bags, rubber dannas, p Choice Notion Dept.—Main Floor. caps, ban- OiL FIRE LOSS $500,000 Dock Woxker | Prounbly Fatally s & | French Line Aid 0.K.'d. | PARIS, July 2 (#).—The Finance Commission of the Chamber of Deputies | yesterday to support the gov- s bill which would guarantee | | 160,000,000 francs (about $6,400,000) to the French Line ‘The premier was reported to have m(nrmed the commis the | Prench Line was in OVALTINE s0c Size i€ $1.00 Size *JQe CAMPFIRE MARSH- MALLOWS 19 COMET RICE 15 o a | Burned at Port Arthur, Tex. Youw'll Want Several of the Timely Items in This | PORT ARTHUR, Tex, July 2 (@ —| | ably fatally burned D. S. Ashy, a dock | | worker. The fire apparently was caused | 2 the path | 000.000 fr aid the co Six Cakes. 25¢ Twelve Cales, 47¢ Full Boudoir Size 65¢c Prophylactic Hair Brushes, ebony-finish backs Damage estimated at $500,000 was L4 ° ' | caused late yesterday by an ofl fire | which_swept "two_tankers and an ofl | by_lightning. > i 4 Fire-fighting f ttempted to pre- 10c Goldenberg’s 75c Size 40c Veldown ooty s Y smmn i | Hard Water Soap Noxzema Cream Sanitary Napkins | §/" Seral g fan e 5¢ a Cake 5 44¢ = || 25¢ voer Assorted Odors 25¢ Absorbent Cotton.....15¢ 10c Lifebuoy Soap, 5 cakes 29¢ 10c Palmolive Soap, 5 cakes 29¢ 10c Sweetheart Soap, 6 25c¢ Listerine Tooth Paste..15¢ 50c Ipana Tooth Paste....29¢c 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste...29¢ 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste, 29¢ 50c Squibb’s Tooth Paste..29¢ 25¢ Pepsodent Antiseptic Mouth Wash 25¢ Listerine, 3- 50c Listerine, $1.00 Listerine, 14-oz. size..6%7¢c $1.00 Mouth Wash, 16-o0z. size; special brand . 59c Alco Wash, pint size; 70% rubbing alcohol 25¢c Witch Hazel 8c 20c Flash, popular cleaning fluid 50c Genuine Bay Rum Stringless Beans . . GREEN PEAS . 2" 25c BEETS 3o 10€ New Potatoes, 10 " 19¢ FancyWatermelons, 49c¢ Ioc Lux Toilet So'\p 3 S 12.2_4 r STREE‘I’ cakes ... ® Summer Dresses from our reqgular stocks $5 $7.95 Were $10, $16.50 Were $10, $16.50, $25 Free Snnlplns with Et'ery Purchase of Toiletries Amounting to $1 or Over! 1 Pound Package ) L] L] Friday Remnants Sorry! We Cannot Fill Mail, Phone or C.0.D. Orders—Quantities Are Limited The hot pnr process— 12-0z. ka; Useful Lengths of Wash Goods 19c to 25¢ Values, yd. 12'%c¢ Printed Voiles, Printed Dimity, Printed Ratiste, Plain Broad- eloths, Printed Percales. 36and 40 inch widths—colorfast, 50c to 59¢ Fabrics, yd. 25c¢ Printed Rayon Sport Crepes, Printed _ Ravon _ Shantung, Printed Rayons. Plain Rayon Shantungs, Printed Seed Dim- ity, Rayon Pique. 29c to 39c¢ Fabrics, yd. 16¢ Printed Flaxons, Printed Chiffon Voiles, Plain and Print- ed Rayon -and - cotton Crepes and Fast-Color Prints. 58c to 89c Fabrics, yd. 33c Printed Rayon Chiffons, Printed Pango_Crepes, Taffet Ray, Printed Ratine, Printed Dotted Swiss. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Friday Remnants! 300 Boys’ 59¢ to 79¢ Wearables 23¢c Wash suits, 3 to 5; wash knickers, 7 to 10; washable knee pants, 3 to 6; blouses, 4 to 10; cloth knee pants, 3 to 5. Perfects and irregulars. (66) Boys' 79c Pajamas, end to end madras; 59¢ to 79c Blouses, sizes 4 to “c Some irregulars (132) Boys' 59c¢ to $1 Wash Suits, some sleeveless; 39c (22) Boys' 79¢ to 95¢ Long White Pants, sizes 6 to 14. Some solled 43c Boys' 79¢c Wash Knickers, linens, coverts, khakls. to X7 yon Polo Shirts, sizes 6 to 9c $1 plaln colors Boys $1.39 to $2.50 Wash Suits, samples; sizes 2 to 10 Goldenbers's—Third Floor. Friday Remnants! 89c Bleached SHEETS Seconds 49c Mill seconds of high-grade sheets — heavy round - thread quality. 81x90-inch size. 29c Bleached Pillow Cases, linen- fnish; 45x36 and 42x36-in.” § Q@ sizes ... - 1215¢ Sheeting, heavy thread quality. Mill lengths; yd 73/4C $1.25 Seamlcss Bleached Sheets, heavy grade. double bed 17 $1 Crinkle Bed Spreads, color= fast woven stripes. 80x105- in. size... : 4zdm $2. ope: Several ol M Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Friday Remnants! Knit Undies Women's 50c Shorts, flowered broadeloth; also knlt shorts » 35¢ Each Boys' 59¢ Athl, Friday Remnants! Curtains Suits, seconds. Broken Elus Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. $1.39 S |ece Loll-agc figured edging $1.39 and .69 Tailored Cur- tains, lace trimmed: abo criss- cross sty Pair . $1.39 nice valance and Ivory and ecru.. 69c Sash Curtains, decp hems on side and bottom. Pair $1.39 Tailored Curtains, colored marquisette. Blue and gold $1.39 , fancy rayon valance, Full Sets, 25¢ plain 79¢ 69c¢ Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Friday Remnants! Upholsteries $1.95 Day Bed Covers, ruf- fled all around 29¢ Cretonnes, bright colrs. Yard 39¢ Canvas, 6-o0z. grade; strépe:{ End plain color tan. 9c¢ Rayon, stripes and all-over patterns. Yard.. 21c 39c Cretonnes, heavy weight: assortment of patterns. zzc Yard 49c¢ $1 Cretonne Chalr Cush- Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. $1 12Y5¢ 19¢ fons, bright colors. Each. LS i Friday Remnants! Rugs, Etc. (5) $45 Axminster and Velvet Ruz! seconds; 9x12 1t $25 ‘f“. $16 $16.25 $13.90 $8.00 $5.95 $7.50 $9.85 $5.50 $7.50 $3.50 $1.98 $6.50 $4.50 $8.95 $6.95 $4.95 $3.75 (8) 827 umon Riios seconds. 6x9 size 5) $22 Almlnlsur Rugs, 6x9 size (6) $15 Servian Ru 27x54 in. size.... (15) $10 Worsted Wil- ton Rugs, 27x54 inch size (12) $16 Imported Summer Rugs, 6x12 size (3) $16.50 Basket Fiber Rugs, 9x12 size.. (20) $12 TImported Summer Rugs, 6x9 size. (15) $15 Imported Summer Rugs, 7::x9 size (23) ¥8 Lmport. mer Rugs, 4:X7% (6) $3.95 Japanese Grass Rugs, 8x10 size (12) $12.50 Fine Grass Rugs, 2 (15) $9.00 Grass Rugs, 6x9 size .. (3) $13.3 Sandura Rugs, 9x15 size (15) $9.75 Armstrong’s Quaker and Congoleum Rugs, 9x10': size..... (12) $9.50 Linoleum Rugs, seconds. 715%9 size (15) $7.50 Linoleum Rugs, seconds. 6x9 size (300 yds.) $2.25 Inlaid Linoleum, perfects, N yd. Goldenbers's—Downstairs Stere. For Friday! 6,400 Yds. of SILKS (Including Some Rayons) d4< - in. Flat Crepe in. Printed Flat Crepe in. Printed Rayon Flat . Printed Chiffon . Printed Shantung Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Friday Remnants! Luggage $1.39 Suitcases; frames; 24-inch size $3.25 Fibre Suitcases, 24 and 26 inch sizes... Goldenbers's—Fourth Floor, T TN R IR T rinted wa mrm{ ch and o White Accents For the 4M of July The envelope The Bag, $2.95 - -- An ultra-smart,” yet thrifty, acces- sory ensemble for the Fourth of July. leather—the necklace of hand-carved bone, and the gloves of doeskin in the popular #-button length. The Gloves, $1.95 KERs 1314 F Street N. W. purse of patent The Necklace, $1.95 THE TRAVEL.LEATHER & GIFT JHOP BOSCO The 3-food Drink 12-0z. Jar— 23e | PICKLES QUART JARS 29 $l75 Sweet Sweet Mixed Sour or Dill Budweiser Beer, Doz. Cloverdale Lith-A-Limes A Wonderful New 2 Bottles Fancy Branch Tomatoes at Qur Stores Milk 8c Pt. 14c Qt. 100% Washington Thompson’s COFFEES Orienta . ... ™ 37 Wilkins ..., » 31¢ Yellow Bag. " 25 Chase & Sanborn ... " ROCK CREEK GINGER ALE Economical and Good 3 25¢ large 24-0z. bottles 39 Butter .33, LIBBY’S ROSEDALE TOMATO JUICE quart jar 29C STUFFED OLIVES . .80z jar 21C Brewer Snyder’s Potato Chips 2 large pkgs. l9c CAMAY SOAP, 3 19c¢c FLIT OR 12 35¢ “ B5¢