Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1931, Page 14

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, B—6 =* T | WMAL last night in a radio address by | | Alfred L. Stern, managing director of | | the exposition and member of the board . 3 |of directors of the chamber. | speaking_on *The Value of the In- PI'ANS U n the seventh annual exposition SESERE RS 1mdu‘alm that local firms are deter- mined to awaken & new spirit of buying | will be catered to. It is planned to “r- | range this vear, as in 1930, the District championship typing and stenographic contests. | Washington business houses to partici- pate in to Mr. Stern, but individual firms also | to great proportions since its incep- tion,” Mr. Stern sald. This year, the speaker sald, the exposition will have the added objective of bettering local business conditions and emphasizing the “Buy-in-Washington” spirit. The committee which will be in charge of this year's exposition will be composed of many of the leading busi- ness men who aided in the 1930 ex- hibit, according to Mr. Stern. The ad- visory board will be heaced by Harry King, president of the chamber. Sound Waves Kill Bacteria. DALLAS, Tex., July 18.—Audible sound waves, so high pitched that their NAUTILUS CROSSING CALLED BAD BEATING Crew Took Awful Punishment From Sea, Says Former Engineer. By the Associated Press. LANCASTER, Pa., July 18.—Oliver C. Riggs, former assistant engineer of Sir Hubert Wilkins' submarine Nautilus, sald today the undersea boat’s crew D. C, JULY 19, the first leg of the proposes the North sole. w e Riggs, who resigned when the Nautilus reached Ireland, said the ocean cross- ing was the most terrible voyage he had ever made. At one time, he said, all but four members of the crew were helpless with seasickness. Sir Hubert himself, though very ill, stood watch on two occasions when there was no one else to do it and served &s an oiler to relieve men too sick to work. “Three days and three nights of the trip were terrible,” Riggs said. “The engines were not working properly, the fresh-water tanks were turned over and we suffered agony from seasickness. We took an awful beating from the Atlantic and all of us were masses of bruises when we landed.” Riggs said that because of the scarcity 1931—PART ONE. FINGERPRINTS RESULT IN ARREST OF ROBBER E. J. Fitzpatrick Pleads Guilty to Housebreaking Charge Bowling Alley Theft. Pleading guilty to a housebreaking charge, Edward J. Fitzpatrick, 21 years old, of 417 Sixth street, was held for action of the grand jury under 32,000 bond when arraigned in Police Court yesterday in connection with a robbery | at the Convention Bowling Alley, 1317 B | street southeast, nearly a year ago. Fitzpatrick was arrested by Detective Sergt. H. A. Cole yesterday afternoon in on August 17, 1930, and stole $50 worth of cigars. Fingerprints found by Pvt. William R. Enyard of the Detective Bureau on a2 window pane which the intruder smashed to gain entrance to the building led to the arrest of Fitz- patrick when compared with the rec- ords at the jail. The prints at the jail were taken when Fitzpatrick was sentenced to serve three months for stealing an overcoat from an automobile in Potomac Park on August 18, 1930. He was arrested at the time by park police. Works on 103d Birthday. LONDON, July 18—William Carter of Wilden, England, celebrated his 1084 WOMAN “MISSING” HERE MERELY GOES TO WORK The “mysterious disappearance” of Mrs, Mabel Estelle Kirk, 36 years olé, is not mysterious after all, it was learned yesterday, when members of her family revealed she left Wi n o accept a position. Mrs. Kirk, mother of two chfldren, was reported missing yesterday by her husband, Luther G. Kirk, who told po- lice she left their home at 1314 Tenth street dlbmn t"o weeks ago. Kirk ex- presse e fear his wife had kidnaped. pee Relatives explained. however, that she » dustrial Fxposition to Washington | Bustness,” Mr. Stern declared that the | response to date to the invitation to| / i j |in_the District’s field. A. L. stern, in Radio Speech, The 1931 exhibit will be nlg;’d i toward raore group displays, according Says Exhibit Will Have More Group Displays. T “Conceived originally to attract new “ " Plans for th 1931 Washington Cham- | industries and €o encourage existing | ®aUeaks were termed “terrific” have ber of Commerce Industrial Expositin |ones, the Washington Chamber of Com- been used by two Texas scientists to this Fall were announced over Station . merce Industrial Exposition has grown | kill bacteria. of fresh water the men could neither |after he was identifled through finger- wash nor shave during the whole voy~ | prints on record at the District Jail age. |as the burglar who broke into the alley He | Terely decided to leave her husband and €| accept work as a governess in s West- ern city. birthday anniversary by working. climbed a tree and trimmed it. | “took an awful beating from the At- | lantic” on the way to Great Britain, Let Marion Gage Shop for You—Phone NAtional 5220 Clearance of All Summer Dresses o Reqular $7.95 and $8.95 Values There's such smart variety that you may choose a fluttery chiffon frock and a tailored sport frock . . . a monotone print jacket frock for travel . . . a pastel jacket frock .. .a smart shantung frock in two contrast- ing shades . . . in other words, most any type of vacation frock you have in mind, at this thrilling price. Attractive models for the large woman as well as for the sma!ler figure. In capelet, sleeveless, jacket, pleated and flared types. White, maize, rose petal pink, lake blue, cool greens, tans, red-and-white, d-white, etc Of fine quality broad- Sashan cloths and Dobby broad- Silks [ ] Monotone Prints [ Georgettes - X5} Three for ; ToiLeT S0AP [A) 1 9 There's a decided saving in buying a supply of this delightful soap here tomor- row! 10c Palmolive Soap, S for 29¢ Another soap bargain for Monday shoppers. $1 Djer - Kiss Taleum, the jumbo size can, at less than half price 49c 59¢ Guimet Bath Sets, con sisting of a cake of C soap with twelve packages Flowered Chiffons Washable Crepos Shantungs cloths, in smart striped patterns, figured designs and plain colors — tan, blue, green and white. Sizes 30 to 46—every pair perfect. $1.69 to $3.50 Famous “Nobelt” Pajamas Samples and Irregulars $1-19 3 for $3.50 Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Housewares More Slipshod ‘ i Shorts &) | . . . lusterette cloth Lounging. ation an Whites es ar Sizes Broadcloths | 75¢ Pull-over Athletic 3 9C Shirts:. . $1 Fountaln Syringes, perfoct quality, in usual two- Qo quart size, for ......... 39¢ 2 navy-a y: ns. Mi s Sizes 14 to 20—Women's Sizes 36 to 52 Goldenberg's—Second Floor. 29¢ and 39c¢ Sheer Printed Fabrics 1 8c Yd. Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Extraordinary July Clearance Sale of Boys’ Wash Suits We were able to make this special purchase from several makers of bet- ter grade wash suits. And to fill out assortments we have included lines from our own stock. Group 1— : $]‘39 $1.55, $1.95 and Fine linens, in pretty colorings and $2.95 Grades .. combination effects: cleve: styled. Also khakis and coverts. Sizes 2 to 10 Group 2— - $1.00 $1.39, $1.69 and A fine grouping of smart Summer 2 to 8. $1.19 Grades 59C or in fancy colors. Sizes 2 to 10. $2.00 Grades .. suits—sleeveless and short sleeve styles Group 3— Neat little styles—sleeveless or with Goldenberg's—Third Floor. July Clearance of Timely Printed Voiles $1 Ice Cream Freezer, 79¢ 2-qt. size; metal Makes smooth cream quickly. $1.39 Fern Stand, $1 Metal inches tall. Gresn finish; metal bowl inset. $2.98 Hamper, $1.98 vory finish fiber $1.25 Grass Shears, 88¢c Level cut shears of fine quality. Low priced. $1 Step-on Can, 79¢ Foot lever cover. Galvanized inner pail. $2.39 Electric Iron, $1.69 Guarant $1.49 Ironing Board, 9¢ Fold stvle of sel>cted woo $1.09 Garbage Can, 88¢ $1.79 Bake Oven, 99¢ burner —some styles with long pants. Sizes 79¢, $1.00 and short sleeves. Plain color broadcloths rustproof metal Continental Continental Window Screens 65¢ Grade 48c 37 Screen Doors $4.98 Grade $3.98 have Garden Hose 17-ft. oagin......... $1.69 50-t. length Corrugated mno-kink moulded hose—every foot guaranteed. Made by the U. S. Rubber Co. 40 Inches Wide 24 to inches. 28 in. high, opens to 37 in., 63c inches high, extends Galvanized screening. 2.8x6.8-ft. heavy 4-inch frames and size; Mother Goose Golden Capucine Beach Sand Amulet Blue Lucerne White Pink Coral Pilot, Navy Sunlight Rose Pearl Turquoise Cameo Sky Moon Grey Goldenbere's—Main Floor. SUMMER RUGS All of our remaining stock of high-grade Summer l/ rugs at prices that are one-third below regular. Included are some of the best known makes. The patterns and colors are desirable for this season or even next season. 9x12-ft. Reversible Grass Rugs, were BAIB0. ol ioninsimeio: svitiiis .....57.66 8x10-ft. Reversible Grass Rugs, were $10.00 6x9-ft. Reversible Grass Rugs, were $6.95 6x12-ft. Basket- Cream Sprig Arosa Goya Aqua Flock Dot Voiles Printed Batistes S0c and 58¢ Printed Voiles 39¢ Rayon-and-Cotton Flat Crepes light or dark grounds. 40 inches Ravy or black. 36 inches wide. Guarantded fast colored sport B 37C voiles, with wide tape edges 12 1/2 C wide. tion of shades. Washable Flat Crepes In About Thirty smooth and cool, and launders so perfectly. Note the list of smart shades. bronze wire screening. Flesh Clorida Printed l.awns Every one of these fabrics is a favorite—and all are in guar- Lol i DRl e 28C White, pink. orchid, tan, copen, 28C wide. 19¢ Plain Chiffon patterns in these popular rayon 40 inches wide. Good selec- Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Fashionable Shades! 4C :’ d‘ Eggshell Orchid Nile Buff Printed Dimities anteed fast colored designs. Large selections. L L G, Sesos on old rose, maize, light blue, peach, 59¢ Rayon and Cotton Shantungs Voiles Plain white and colored and cotton shantungs. 36 inches % °11. 3.000 Yards of Our $1.39 All-Silk An all-year-round favorite, that is especially popular for Summer togs, since it is Jade Peach Jadite Black 17-Piece Cretonne Dining Room Slip Covers In a choice of several bright $ 50 clude covers for seats and 2 Pt backs of 6 chairs and 5 scarfs. and gay patterns. Sets in- Goldenbers's—Fourth Floor. Clearance of 69c Chardonize Mesh Hose Perfect Quality 49(: Dull finish medium mesh chardonize (rayon) hose, smart and dainty and cool. Seamed backs and fashion marks. Shown in the wanted vacation shades. Full Fashioned Dull Chiffon Hosiery Silk to the 79C to with plaited soles Slight mis- and picot tops. weaves. Kiddies’ 25¢ & 29¢ Rayon Plaited Hose Sz 1 aited " an isle anklets C —plain or mesh weave Fancy tops. Boys’ 39¢ Hose 74 length ERC I terned hose with self-ribbed tops. Goldenberg's—Main Floor ree Parking Space Qpposite Our. Sth Street Eflw‘e While You Shop Here, $1.75 to $2.75 Cretonne tractively patterned cretonnes that will give long service. On Sale Tomorrow at an Amazingly Low Price- Bar Harbor Sets Goldenbers's—Fonrth Floor. Main Floor Well made cushion sets of at- —fl Just Purchased! 2,550 Pairs of Women’s Shoes Women'’s and Girls’ Sport Oxfords e 1.56 Women's Sole. All Zappon Leather Slippers Elk Soles. 44c Many Women’s and Boys’ and Girls’ Tennis Brown or White. Boys’ and Girls’ $ ® Crepe Sole Oxfords and Sandals $1.00 o3 Misses’ and Children’s Cross-Strap Tennis 59c Sizes Misses’ and Children’s 5" PATENT STRAP ; SLIPPERS All 9x12-ft. Wicker Fibre Rugs, were $21.50 9x12-ft. Crex de Luxe Rugs, were $21.50 8x10-ft. $20.00 6x9-ft. C $13.50 9x12-ft. Ra $14.50 9x12-ft. $14.33 For ...$14.33 Summer Crex de Luxe Rugs, were Over 40 Styles Included Are Summer Spectators Whites—Blondes Brown and Black and White Patents—Guns Pumps, Ties, Straps 30-inch Rattania Rug 3 151387 (RIS, PSP 90c Sturdy Wear. Colors. All Sizes. $7.00 to $9.00 Felt-Base $2.25 Inlaid Linoleums—"B" grade—perfect. Rugs—Congoleum, Arm- $5.29 strong, Neponset and other 5 Some patterns have been discontinued, but makes. Perfect and seconds. there is a good assortment, 21 5 . Some are dropped designs. including marble and embossed * Felt-Base Floor Covering—Clearance! tiles, Square yard.... Just 3 Lots—About 150 Rolls. Some Are Seconds—Most Are Perfects e— r—3a —A8 Square Yard Square Yard Square Yard Regular 3%9¢ Grade Regular 49¢ Grade Regular 69¢ Grade ors. All Sizes. All Perfect BREE-Z SANDALS Fine Quality Lirens With Crepe $]..39 As Pictured. All Sizes Outstanding Clearance Value! housewives who insist on good $1 Seamless Sheets 29c Pillowcases 81x99 inches. cases, Goldenbers's—Main Floor. $1.98 bones in front. Sizes 32 to $2.25 Silk you need lots of dainty slips Soles. styles—lace trimmed or tai- $1.25 Seamless 81x108 long sheets, invest in some of these. All perfect, with deep hems, Heavy Extra long Size 45x36 i double bed 69(: and 42x36 C Fully finish free from bleached. New $2.50 A dainty, cool mesh cor- selette for the slender fig- 40. Ideal hot weather foun- dation garment. Slips For $ 79 Only - “_and we have lots of at- tractive ones at this low lored. White, tea rose or flesh. If you are one of those fastidious 7 . round thread quality. E sheets — size inch linen- starch or dressing. ure. Boneless back —two Group of These are the days when price. Plain and semi-fitted Goldenberg's—Second Floor, to2 Main Floor Goldenberg's—Downstairs Store.