Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1931, Page 29

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Boys’ $1.98 Suits for $ 1 5_9 Fancy Broadcloth Blouse with tie to match and full-lined cassimere shorts, self-buckle. Full cut, perfect fitting. Colors, gray tweeds, brown tweeds and cassimeres. Sizes 3 to 9. Pure Wool Juvenile Jersey Suits $1§? Blue, green and mixtures. Jersey blouse with button-on trousers. Sizes 3 to 9 years, Boys' Dept.—Main Floor. VI . $ 4.59 { 10 lovely pieces any woman would be proud to own. Decorated with pearl ' h or amber in pink, green, maize, it AT SEARS’ Have You Shopped Sears’ Recently for Lovely Dresses Big Savings Now—See Our Complete Line. $3% $5 $g%5 $785 W g gy ‘We guarantee to save you money on the very newest and smartest creations. \ Try on Our Beautiful New Winter Coats $15—$23.75—$39.50 $48 to $58 SEARS, ROEBUCK anp CO. BLADENSBURG ROAD AT 15STH AND H STS. Many Items Are Not Advertised _ 4,386 FALL DRESSES S Esee. |25¢ Pebeco Tooth P: 50c Size Pepsodent Tooth Paste..29¢ 25¢ Size Pepsodent Antiseptic Mouth Wash 19¢ 50¢ Size Pepsodent Antiseptic Mouth Wash ..ooeeeininnnnnnes 39¢ Tooth Paste 19 Sizes for Misses Sizes for Women and Youthful Sizes for Larger Women 14 to 52 $1.85 to $2.85 Fall Hats 89¢c Quantity limited—just 280, Euguenie ghapes, tilted brims, tri- cornes, turbans. Trimmed with feathers, ribbon or metallic orna- ments, all head sizes. Black brown, Spanish tile, wine, green, etc. Second Floor Latest Imported Kid Gloves $198 Genuine impnrted.l:lh-hh kids, in hrown and black, with fashionable flare cuffs in 4 button length. Sizes 6 to 814. Expert fitters, New Handbags, 512 Regularly Low Priced, $1.89 In new grained or smooth calfskin, also suede trims. Smart novelties to go with most any frock.—Main Floor. New Chamoisuede Gloves 49c pr. Beautiful fall shades, appliqued slipons and flare cuffs. Also elbow length in light shades. Sizes 6 tp 815, Lovely New $1.98 to $2.98 Pure-Silk Lingerie $149 Gowns Gorgeously Trimmed or Tailored Dance Sets with Beautiful Lace Trimming Te d dies, Stepins, Bloomers, Panties so exquisite —you'll be * thrilled. Sizes 34 to 44. Buy Now for Gifts as well as personal use Elgin, Waltham and Swiss Watches /2 AND LESS Men’s $35 Elgin, 7 Jewels Men’s $19.75'7-Jewel Waltl ‘Women'’s $25 and $27.50 Elgins..$12.50 Women’s $8.25 6-Jewel Watches. .$3.98 Every watch fully guaranteed by Sears and sold complete with band. Jewelry Dept—Main Floot... ... ...... B_13 A4WILL COMPETE INRADIO AUDITIONS D. C. Preliminaries, to Begin Tomorrow Night at WRC, Will Start With Women. Forty-four young Washington sing- ers have enrolled for the Natiops! Radio Audition contest of the Atwater Kent Foundation, the preliminaries of which will begin tomorrow night in the studios of Station WRC in the || National Press Building. Twenty-three of the contestants are young women and 21 are young men. The young women will be first to un- dergo the auditions. They will com- pete tomorrow night. The young men are to have their auditions Priday night. The four best singers in each group will compete in the finals to be held the week of October 25. The final feature will be broadcast by WRC. Winners of the final event will have an_opportunity to participate in the $25,000 cash award and scholarships for the successful finalists in the national auditions. Winners of the national au- ditions will reach $5.000 in cash each, a gold decoration and two years' tuition in an American institution of music or instruction from a recognized music | teacher. | Second-place winners will receive |$3,000 and one year's tuition. The prize {for third-place winn consists of $2,000 and one vear's tui $1,000 and one v WRC, will direct the Washington audi- | tions. Other members of the Auditions’ Committee are Commission. Reichelderfer, Mrs president of the Di: Women's Clubs formation dire i Potomac Telephone Co. 'CLARK DECISION CASE IS SETTLED QUIETLY Defendants mmne of $750 | After Pleading Guilty to Transporting Beer. BY the Associated Press. _ TRENTON, N. J, Oc liquor law violation "case the basis of the opinio jeral Judge William C ber held the eighteen: | unconstitutional was | Monday The defendants. William Sprague and |william H. Howey of Sussex, N. J, paid a joint fine of $750 on & plea of guilty to transporting beer | Their attorney, Fr P. Pearse, |who argued the {Court when the |Judge Clark’s dec 3 only [they not be penalized for the long lit- igation. Federal Judge George Bourquin of | Butte, Mont., replied that an appeal was their prerogative Judge Clark, in a 15.000-word opin- {fon on Decem 1930 eighteenth am nt to be invald because it had been ratified b; | Legislatures and not by {convention. He cited nea |thorities to support his co: |quashed the indietzaent ! men. 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