Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1931, Page 28

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, [FAR-OFF STAR TO'TURN |1 estimated by sientits to ve one| HOQVER WILL COMMEND OFFICERS OF OMAHA| WORLD FAIR SWITCHES |are to be focused on an electic cell Praise for Work in Winning Battle through the 40-inch _telescope of Yerkes Observatory at Willlams Bav, Efficiency Pennant Will Be Given. 1931. | who_served as commanding officers of dr. Redfield | the U. S. S. Omaha, flagship of Cruiser | City, Calif. The Omaha will | Division 3, Scouting Force, jufl won the b-me efficiency pennant. Secretary Adams will address letters of | wi [eamna-mn to Lieut. Comdr. F. E.|from the U. S Beatty, gunnery officer, and Lieut.| | Comdr. H. J. Redfield, engineer officer, | }lnd others who had a major part in |until lnst March, when Capt. placing the Omaha first in gunnery and | assumed commnd | engineering and second in communica- | i ley, Ottumwa, Jowa: Joan Marsh, Por- | tervMle, Calif.; Marion Shilling, Den- ver; Barbara Weeks, Boston: Frances | Dade, Philadelphia, and Judith Wood, \ hom | New York. HOLLYWOOD PICKS 13 PROSPECTIVE FILM STARS The young women will be presented | Revives Old Custom of Selecting| gom, 4 the pubm: " flests in Los | LiEht of Arcturus, 40 Years Travel-| Wis, to rur:hmhhm “nflmxl:];:g':y‘fh 1-:;1 Likely to Sue- The girls honored are from all sec- | Angeles in September. which celebretec | ing td Earth, Will Be Har- f,',‘,f,‘\‘md",“n"., Starting machinery .:m Gisls JMost Linaly of the United States and one | that city's 150th birth anniversary. L o hghis: ceed on Screen. B B New York: . | "It takes the light of Arcturus 40| g By the Associated Press. The Chinese New Year 1s still ob- | gy the Associsted Press T et 1 et b aiar The | O I iy [0 Crguy siemsic DAYy e aitliol o i Mt HOLLYWOOD, Calif, August 13— D"u sttt o :re'ghf:::';";:as'fffi CHICAGO, August 13—Arcturus i | (B8 (0S TOT [0 0% torean heir enct. | letter Capt. J. Downes of Jamestown, COTPSHCTD Year 1980-31. = |which is expected to be completed by An old Hollywood eu"‘:.mn going to work for the 1933 World Fair. | ward journey back in 1893, the year of R. I. and Capt. A. C. Pickens of 711 mdr. Beatty makes OME® | next year, Holland will increase her 13 young women as % unu., 4he countless i of hope- e e e Rays of light from the star, which | the World Columbian Exposition Prince George street, Alexandria, Va.. !t 1632 Nineteenth street, while Lieut.|jand area by 550,000 sere= Ay Nat'l| 3770 F St at lith argain Frrday W. M. Moses & Sons Tomorrow—B Note: All ltems at These Prices Tomorrow Only Except a Few Otherwise Denoted pecials and— Susminer Rugs Greatly Reduced Were $2.75 to $3.95 $1.00 Size 27x54° Mourzourk, crex de luxe, ultra crex and oval rush rugs. Were $13.95 to $18.50 $5.95 Size 6x9-ft. mourzourk, crex de luxe, ultra crex and oval rush rugs. Drastic Clearance! sunmer s ff [FURNITURE SA $4.50 $7.50 Were $5.95 Were $10 to $10 to $16.50 Were $15.75 and $21.50 $7.95 Were $2.95 to $6.50 Now in Progress $].45 . $]2.50 Were $16.50 to $29.75 Sizes for Misses & Women In the 20% All Sales Final No Refunds No Exchanges to 50% Reductions Except on Nationally Advertised Bedding Items Size 3x6-ft. mourzourk, crex de luxe, ultra crex and oval rush rugs. Were $7.50 to $9.25 $].95 Size 41:x75-ft. mourzourk, crex de Juxe, ultra crex and oval rush rugs. Crex de luxe and herris weaves in sizes 8x10 ox12 ft. Were $27.50 to $45 $]9.95 Size 9x12 ft. in Weartex and oval rush rugs. and 70th Anniversary Year Specials Opportunity Shop Dresses, $7-90 Formerly $10 and $12.95 New Axminster Rugs (Seamless) Size 9x12 ft. $27'50 MOSES—FOURTH FLOOR Buy on Our Deferred Payment Plan Furniture Stored Without Charge for Fall Delivery Include washable crepe, shantung, eyelet, printed chiffon, pastel crepe. In a wide selection of the season’s most desirable styles. Many colors to choose from. Sizes for Juniors, Misses and Women. (These Dress Items Not for Friday Only) MOSES—SECOND FLOOR Children’s Specials Girls’ $2.95 to $4.95 silk dresses Tots' dresses Girls’ dresses 95c and $! Bathing Shoes, 69c pr. Red, blue, green, lavender, black and white. Some sandals and some with 15" heels. A few pairs of sponge-solid beach sandals. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR (2 for $1.25) $1.25 to $1.50 Linens Reduced Friday Only Mesh Rayon Panties 73¢c pr- Cool, with yoke or elastic waist line. tea rose or pink. Sizes 5to7 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Coty’s Toilet Water mesh rayon panties in short style In white, The Bowler with the MOS!S—SECOND FLOOH. Hoover Aprons, 95c in white, with short Two Hoover Seven Hoover aprons sleeves; odd sizes; regularly $1.95. aprons in orchid also included. 6 Uniforms in blue, orchid or rose broadcloth: short or long sleeves; broken sizes; were §f 95 $2.95 and $3.95 3 Broadgloth smocks in gray and tan; 56 Regular $1.50 All-linen Scarfs, some slightly wued 18 iday 15 Regular $1 Three-| mrc(' Ali-linen Hend-embrotdered Buffet Sets. Priday, set..50e 7 Reguiar $6 All-linen Hand- embroidered 36x36” Madeira /Bridge Cloths, slightly soiled. Friday $3 24 Regular 65c All-linen Guest Towels, some with colored borders and solid colors 19¢ 7 Regular $4 All-linen Hand- embroidered 24” Round Ce: 28 Regular 59¢ and 75¢ Ob- Lnn; Filet Doilies. 90 Regular 39c to 50c Odd Linen Doilies. Friday...10c 74 Regular $! Fancy Hnnd- embroidered Linen '!‘aw- Regul Handmade Linen 'rvweh. Friday 87 Regular $1.50 All-l!n!n Hand-embroidered Pancy Towels. Friday......... 40¢ 31 Regular 75¢ All-linen Hand-embroidered Fancy .25¢ $Q.75 A regulavr $12.50 rocker in burnished rattan with loose spring cus}uons. upholstered back and cretonne coverings. (Differs from picture in that back is rounded.) $1.95 95¢ 13 Regular 18” Round Centers. Round Doilies. Friday...25¢ day 18 Regular $2.50 Oblong 147 Regular 50c and 75c Doilies, size 14x20”. Three-piece Organdy v-nlty y Sets. Friday, set MOSES—FIRST FLOOR were $2.95 4 Extra size black uniforms in sateen; were $1.95 95c¢ In assorted fragranc:s Merco Hard-water Soap, in almond, rose or verbena, dozen 49¢ 59¢ Cheramy Dusting Powder Helena Rubinstein Face Powder (discontin- 55¢ ued number): formerly $1 Mortemoth (to put in ycur clothes when you Qe etore them away) MOSES—FIRST FLOOR “Eugenie Tilt"— 34.95 It's felt, of course, and by far the most saucy and demure hat we have seen. Trimmed (with grosgrain rib- bon and a simulated sparrow's head in black, brown, green and navy. MOSEFTH!RD FLOOR. $1.50 Cloves, $|-19 43 Pairs of SIXTEEN-BUTTON fabric gloves with a soft finish that makes them look like suede. In azure, pink, green, cameo. Not all sizes in : Full-Fashioned MOSES—THIRD FLOOR MOSES—FIRST FLOOR. (Hats Not Friday Only) MOSES—FIRST FLOOR 98 pairs; 122 pairs; 198 pairs, were 201 pairs; were Many of T. Cousjps shoes. Any Shoe in the Opportunity Shoe Shop, Now were $12.50 $10.50 ~-$7.50 were these are well known J. and Almost any desir- able style in all popular materials in- cluded. Fall merchandise, Reduced to make room for MOSES-—SECOND FLOOR $345 No C. O. D/s No Returns (Not Friday Special) 209 Off All Aerolux Porch Shades Not all sizes and celors im- cluded. But cam be cut to fit salmost amy space Organdie curtains, full width and length, made with valance and ruffie ue»huckl in colors of rose, blue, peach and gold. Spe- S Taflored marquisette curtains, in cru, blue and rose, also th baby ruffies, 27, yards I(mg and full width. Spe- cial, pr. 79 364in. cretonne short lengths and full bolts to select from: regularly priced from 65¢ 39 to $1 yard. Special, yd. Fancy denims and colored stripes, suitable for porch and sun room furniture. 60C Special, yd. .. 50-in. damask in a variety of colors: window lengths and full pleces to select from. Special, $1.19 and $1.55 Glazed chintz, 36 in. wide: assortment of colors and_de- signs suitable for bou- 39c doir draperies Bar Harbor ~ cushions 85¢ Seat and backs “OSE—THXRD FLOOR $3 Pajamas 5'.69 60 pairs broadcloth pajamas in one or two piece styles, trimmed with contrasting shades. For house or beach wear. MOSES—THIRD FLOOR Pied Piper Children' sShoes Greatly Reduced $3.50 bl *% $240 N 50 Cm]d! 8z w $2 90 SS I‘WILHGPS !2.;‘: (a $3 40 ss 50 crow!ng Ginls', $3 90 2'; to 8 $6 Bathing shppers all sizes ... 45¢ Includes Dlack. brown lnd two- tone oxfords, patent straps and white straps. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR $2.95 Handbags 49c 10 slightly soiled linen, shan- tung, moire, crepe, moire hand- bags in varicus colors. $2.55 13 Bags, in leather; MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Infants’, were $8.50 Allen-A Stockings v Sheer chiffon Permanent dull finish French panelcurve heel Silk from top to toe Foot reinforced with lisle Three lengths Trim fitting Originally $1.50 C A Discontinued Number Included are both colors for Summer costumes as well as those suited to Fall costumes. For Fall Wear Almore, Black, Oak, Rose, Dust, Grey, Florida, Mauve, Beige, Almor: Gun Metal Mauv Taupe, ’rwmght Mnune For Summer Ivorie, Sandee, Cameo, Beige, Fanu.sy. Musca- dine. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR