Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1931, Page 11

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. RENEW PORTO RICAN CHILD FOOD. DRIVE Washingtonians to Take Part in Campaign for Emergency Feeding Stations. . ‘White, m William P. McDowell and Harry E. Woolever. Conditions of under-nourishment and near-starvation existing lmon( mm}o al- eonunued support of the mernncy rellex units, | resent the funds | ing feeding sta- the committee chiidren in that coun lJevisted only through it wal stated. At necessary for operat tions are inadequate, asserts, requiring immediate repknuh ment it the charitable work i o be continued. ‘There are no administrative costs deducted {rom the contritutions made to this cause, it was out, the Insular Department of *Rancation | absorbs this overhead. ton. He added that “help afi; this time will mean the bu a more lasting diplomatic rehtlnmnlp than could be effected by an entire | office duflding full of diplomats.” 'PENNSY AWARDED 1930 SAFETY RECORD PRIZE By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 24.—The Penn- |the E. H. Harriman memorial award gold medal for the best 1930 safety record among: railroads operating 10~ JUDGE ASSUMES ART GRITIC ROLE Asked to Decide Whether eylvania Rallrad today was swarded | Painting Is Genuine Velas- D. = y/CTOBER 25, 1 mhl' prie.t in 1925 for the painting “h In the Jowe court Mme. Reyes main- tained she agreed to buy the work on condition iis authenticity be proven. She said while the painting was in her shop awaiting investigation two men, Eo described themselves as “Count de Gama and Mr. Bonci,” looked at it, proc! ed it & masterpiece and offered her $250,000. They were to return the next day. Mme. Reyes sald she immediately went to the priest, Father Amador Lopez Rengel, gave him a $5000 deposit and the note for $15,000. But the buyers never came back, Mme. Reyes dechred Following the death of another §) ish priest, Father Garcia, the $1 000 1—PART ONE.j. ARMY ORDERS § PLANES T New Ships to Be u for Atnckl Experimi Five low-winged y by Dflm!t Alrcrln Corporal of $166,332. The price includes spare parts and engineering data. ‘The Army Air Corps will expeflment | with the punu which are of the two- seater pursuit type, to ascertain wheth- er they can be used advantageously in attacks as well. While a pursuit plane is designed primarily to combat other quez or Copy. Expresses: Appreciation. * Col. Theodore Roosevelt, Governor of | o TS TR Porto Rico, has exp ued his apprecia- | note was found among his papers and suit was begun by his estate for collec- tion with interest. London's Ale Welkexu LONDON (#).—Most London pubs have passed on_ to customers the ha'penny tax on beer imposed by the revised budget. but some are serving milder ales at the old figure. Brewers make a special brand w lis at ich sel | the old cost of 6 pents a half pint. planes, an attack ship is designed ewetklly for use against ground troops. || planes will be equipped with || Addltloml guns and other apparatus fo make them fulfll both functions. FALLING HAIR 000,000 or more locomotive miles. | "Th' ;y"“;g' “"un'flfi e 1““““'0'; By the Associated Press. tion of the t acl ev!mm of the | glven o erichn _Mosenm b NEW tober 24. o o e e ete of¢ Uhe| Bafety. The New York Central Rail- | e o drive of the Porto Rico Child Feeding | s recent letter to g organization, | Toad received a certificate of honorable | | Court Justice Bernar eintag was | Committee to obtain funds for the con- ) stating that the death md ‘disease | mention in competition with the Penn- | called upon yesterday to assume the tinued maintenance of emergency child | rates have been appreclably lowered |sylvania. role of art connoisseur and : decide feeding stations in Porto Rico, it was |by the work, although they still remain | ~The Los Angeles & Salt Lake Rall- | L ther or not & painting is & genuine | announced today by Robert V. Flem- |50 per cent higher than corresponding jroad Co. won a’silver medal for roa w 8 e ing. chairman of the local committee, |rates in the United States, indicating |operating 1000,000 to 10,000,000 loco- | Velasquez or Just & copy of the medieval Co-operating in the campalgn here | the necessity for further expansion of | motive miles, and the Gulf. Mobile & | mgster's work. be Dr. Luther H. Reichelderfer, |the relief activities. | Northern Railroad Co. received honor- | ™ 11\ " oicion was requested in connec- Felix _ Cordova, The importance of Porto Rico as a | able mention. d ‘Speakers at the luncheon were Carl | tion with & suit against Mme. Francisca R. Gray, M. W. Clement, James A. lR&yel Spanish -nv.lque dealer, for imes Speyer and Lee. ment of a $15,000 note given to Announcing The Opening of a New Radio Dept. Featuring the A group of . prominent Washington eitizens will participate in the renewed link between the United States and South American countries was empha- s communica- | Farrel ‘The Italian state railroads are build- ing houses for pensiene: New Low Prlce. Full-Fashioned Bemberg s 5O More women than ever will want these beautiful Phoenix hose of Bem- ber yarn now that the makers have | e the price still lower, Natural dull luster. Prench heels. New fall colors. All perfect, of course.— Street Floor. Satisfaction Since 1859 mmmm 810-818 Seventh St. N Our Most Successful Season thh Our Most Successful Group of COATS - - $ ~/N E W 1932 PHILCO WORLD'S LARGEST- SELLING RADIO. With This Coupon ... Ladies’ and men's styles. Madagascar gems. have the gery brilliance and per- fect cuttings of genuine diamonds. Mail orders promptly filled— Street Floor. Ekonomy Kolumn \ Women’s Lisle Hose, 18¢c 3 pairs for 50c. Mercerized lisle hose. slight, irreguiars, in the popu- Iar colors.—Street Floor. “Temptation” Hose, 28c Women's “Temptation” Chardo- nize hose. Beautiful dull-finish rayon. Picoted top. Perfect quality. $9c Outsize Rayon Hose, 33c ‘Women's extra size rayon hose. 3ery pair perfect. In the popular ors. $1.50 Outsize Silk Hou;hlle Slight_irregulars of pure thread iuk"tuu fastioned hote in extra New Purchase! Fur Collar & Cuff Sets Caracul Moufflon Vicuna Coney anchurian Wolf 32.95 53.95 55.95 New winter fur fashions for both dressy coats and sport coats. Many of these collar and cuff sets will fit your last-season coat. Black, brown, beige, grey and mixed fu “taped ready to sew on. Frices nre about half the actual values.— Street Floor. $1.25 Mattress | Covers C Supply all your beds at this low || price—for these covers come in sizes | for double beds, three-quarter, twin and single beds. Made of heavy un- bleached cotton.—Street Floor. Dress Coats Street Coats Sport Coats —Amazing Values —Low Prices —Unequaled Terms Stunning New Fur-Trimmed Models Worth $30 and $35 New -arrivals bring fresh laurels to this famous collection of JWinter coats—for values are ‘even more nnp,ressne than,_those which have created such mth\unmc buying during recent weeks. Beautiful fabrics—spongy - woolens, magpnish cloths, boucles, tweeds and camel weaves. Large collars‘and ‘cuffs of ‘Muskrat, Marmink, Caracul, Wolf, Fox, Manchurian Wolf (dog)., Paradise Muskfat and Beaverette. Furs and linings guaranteed for two seasons’ wear. Sizes 14 to 20, 14%% to 2614, 39% to 49%, 38 to 50. $20 and $25 Fur-Trimmed Coats and linings guaranteed for two seasons’ wear. Collars Smart New Sports Coats and cuffs of Manchurian Wolf (dog), Beaverette, Sealine s18 $ 1 0 .95 9 (com'\ ) and beautiful fur fabrics. Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 50. SECOND FLOOR An Exciting Purchase and Sale of 1,200 Fine Rayon Undies and rayon pajamas. with extra wide $1.25 Garments szoo 31 29 Pajamas legs; wrap-around, button-shoul- The biggest “buy” for the money you ever saw! Five tubes. Three tuning con- Trigle screen grid. Pentode power. Complete— densers. .l.“ and $1.50 Silk Hose, 45¢ Seconds of full-fashioned pure silk | hose, in chiffon and service weights. | Children’s Union Suits, 55¢ Wolnn’o Part-Wool Union Suits, 58¢ Knit with rayon stripe. High neck, no“lluvel knee length. Sizes 36 to . 59c Rayon Undies, 29¢c nunt‘v -pnwed _styles in - gar- a.m Tun-re Tayon—gowns, || bl*?:m:rs slips, mp-h; panties and Infants® Shirts, 22¢ I, straight-tront Rubens style mm 'ool-nn | Women’s F-bnc“no.& .fi S Come jn and see and hear this marvelous radio. Pen- tode power. Improved elec- tro:dpmamic speaker. Gen- uine mahogany cabinet. Complete with tubes— Tailored of fine: tweeds and mannish cloths—also New Winter fashions in coats of* quality fabrics, furs the dashing new “Joan Crawford” model in navy, brown and tan chinchilla.. Sport rnau in- sizes 14 to 50; chinchilla coats in sizes.14.to Ready to Dclzghl Hundrcdt of Women With T hese New Travel 39 .69 nwvu. nc en’s C-p- Glom, $1.00 2. oo in gloves in linéd and unnned yies. Black, brown and tan. Slight irregulars. W ’s $2-§3 Gloves, $1.39 trm\lmn o washable cape d suede gloves slip-on fancy cuff l:yl!l Ildwlth-whm and all shades. ‘. Street Floor. Window Shades, Séc Slight seconds of ofled opaque shades with perfect rollers. Green. white and ecru. Size 3x6.—Third Floor. Unbleached Cotton, 6c Yard 131 -cent quality heavy unbleached for making sheets and mat- tress covers. $1.98 Candlewick Bedspreads, $1.25 | Heavy quality fancy bedspreads with charming candlewick designs. Double bed size | 19.99 Rayon Badeprarde, §1.00 | Sise 80x105. fancy rayon spreads 1 Colors, o $1.59 Crinkled Bedspreads, $1 |~ Heavy quality crinkled spreads, size 80x105. in guaranteed fast colors | of green, blue. orchid, rose and gold. Strcet Fleor. Il 38¢c and 50c Hat Feathers, 25¢ New fall novelties in faney quills, hackle effects and other kinds. Rigck, white and colors €1.5¢ New Fall Scarfs, 89c Hand-painted designs and - the ool ascots. Fringed and Browns, tans, greens and wime shades treet Floor. Men's Sl.“ Shirts, 59¢ Perfect quality bm‘dclom shirts, individually wrapped in cellophane. Collar attached. White, tan, blus and green. Sises 13% to 17. Men’s Union Suits, 79¢ Jdedium and heavy welght ribbed n suits in ecru and random grey. Lone sleeves, angle length. Simes 36 to 46 I Mer's Sweaters, Tyc | Sizes 36 to 46 in warm, serviceable | coat sweaters. Brown and green | beather mixtures Men’s $1.00 Pajamas, 77¢ Coat and middy pajamas of broad- cloth_and flannelette, in sizes B, C | and D Men’s Work Pants, 89¢ Heavy striped cotton work pants |f| in dark patterns. Belt locps and cuffs. Waist sizes 32 to 40. Men’s $1.00 Khaki Pants, 59¢ Extra heavy “Duro-Wear” khaki nts, waist sizes 32 to 40. Belt foops ‘and cufts Boys’ Knickers, 59¢ I Well tatlored knickers of fancy sulting mixtures. Sizes 8 to 16 | | | Boys’ Sheep-lined Coats, $2.95 || Sizes Il An 50 inches wide. Beautitul Sturdy 1enu:emu d:nlls"‘l;‘h | $do c | Tt fabeic colar. 8izes 4 o 18, | Pirate Tey Seldisr Clown | 14 Years Old-Fashioned Girl satin finish. Patterns of gold, rust, shee) and fur fabric collar. Sizes 4 to —Other Groups of Children’s Costumes, §. , $1.69, $1.95 rose, peach, blue, orchid, green and black. 98c to $2.00 values. Boys’ $1.00 Wash Suits, 1&: Sizes ¢ to 9 In suitswith cotton —Adults’ Halloween Costumes, $1.29, $1,69, §1.95, $2.49 Street Floor. Gowns Both regular and extra sizes in _One and two piece high-class all except the gowns. Luxurious qualities in all pastel shades. Ap- pliqued, lace and medallion trim- med and Milanese silk trimmed. der and Russian styles. Gowns are richly trinmed . with lace and Milanese silk or smartly tailored. Dresses Gracious New Fashions in Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 50 One model sketched. Dresses of beau- tiful, practical fabrics in light and dark blended patterns of all colors. Trimmed with vestees, revers, jabots, pleating, pip- ing, belts and buttons. Smart enough and « attractive ermugh to wear almost anyw here-fl]uite the most useful dresses — 7~y PAYMENT ST New Purchase! $2.00, $3.00 & $3.50 Felt $ 85 Hats —Feather-trimmed i Volfohtrimmad —Cire Ribbon-trimmed What an opportunity to select beau- tiful Midautumn millinery at a saving! Extreme and modified versions of the ultra-fashionable new models—in black, new greens and browns. ALL HEAD SIZES Bslanced Superhetarodyne Tomorrow! In Our New Men’s Clothing Dept.— Men’s Sui en’s Suits Topcoats Overcoats s 75 Tuxedos — Chauffeurs’ Uniforms Any 2 for $25 New stock, new styles, new valyes! Better clothes than you would have thought possible at such & low price. Young men's and conservative styles. —Street Fl Sheet Sale! Mill Purchase of Slight Sec}nda $1.25 to $1.75 c Values 81x99 54x99 81x90 e x30 (1] rou can Bu)', 63x99 54x90 Bacgain Booth and Second Floor. tom DAk e oot o well New Purchase 2,000 Pairs Famous Silk Hose 69 Jnowp manufacturer—the _closely- woved Kind, free from dressing. Faults joo slight to affect the wear. PILLOWCASES to match; sizes 45x36 and 42x36. Each 17c. Street Floor. Street Floor. Sale! Cannon Bath Towels 19¢ to 29¢ l Oc 39c to 49¢ Grades, Grades, Special Special Famous Cannon Turkish towels, Extra in sizes 18x36 and 20x40. Heavy | 24x46. double-thread quality, in solid col- borders. ors or white with colored - borders. absorbent. Slight seconds. low price. Street Floor. 2500 Prs. New Arch Shoes $4.00 and $5.00 Values Sizes $ A Timely Underpricing! Lace Caurtains In Popular New Styles LACE CURTAIN PAIRS. 24 | yards long. Filet and shadow lace curtains in a wide selection of new patterns. Specially priced ot pair .. $1.00 PAIRS AND PANELS of beauti- ful new lace curtains, 2% yardslong, and in various widths. Of fine filet laee in many patterns. Pans or panets - $1.59 | LACE © ivory and ecru filet’ Tace styles with bullion | fringe. Specially priced at, 89¢c } $2.98 Window Drapes 31.98 Pair Damask Window Drapes with fringed valance, in rose, rust, red, blue, orchid, green and gold. 2% yards long. New Drapery Damask I 55¢, 75¢c and 98¢ yd. Very Slight Irregulars hioned hosiery of national reputation \ below regular. -Sheer silk-to-the- hose with permanent dull finish with ed top and sandal soles. Alsc beautiful quality service-weight silk hose. Faults too trivial to notice and do not affect the wear Full-f priced hif large sizes—22; Plain white or wit] Extra heavy, thick and §/ For the first time at this }| Philco Highboy Balenced Superhaterodyne Philco Lowboy Bolonced Superhetersdyne omed wi Tose Convete e Do Soosta e S 2 to COME IN if you can. If you can’t MAIL us a card—or phone NAtional 7700, and our repre- sentative will call. Favorite Styles in Boys’ and Girls’ Halloween Suits Spanich Girl Dutch Boy ~ Witeh Spanish Boy Dutch Girl Peter Pan Gypsy Irish Girl Devil Your Down Payment Pay Day! If you wish,, you may make a very small deposit and complete your down payment on your next regular pay day. Black Kid Tan Kid Black Satin Patent Colt Reptile Brand-new! Fashionable . Fall footwear in arch-support models from several noted makers—every shoe a masterpiece of quality and fine workmanship. Combination last, with narrow heels. Buy really high-grade shoes at a wonderfu! saving! CRISS-CROSS CURTAINS of fle over the top. 2, yards fabric walsts and wool-mixed pants. o Yot aoh) et 98¢ " dainty dotted m-rquuem with ruf- Smart snd w-l !or small bo)

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