Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1935, Page 37

WARYLAND FARN GANS REPIRTE Changes to Meet Conditions Are Credited With Boost in Crop Returns. By the Assoclated Press. A preliminary report of the 1835 farm census today showed Maryland farmers making strides out of the de- pression. William L. Austin, director, attrib- uted the advancement by Maryland farmers to “well-considered changes made to meet present conditions.” Some of the more important changes | were in tobacco, barley, and dairying. Only Tobacco Increase. ‘Maryland was the only State to in- crease tobacco acreage by more than one-tenth during the past five years, it was said. rye crops Its dairying expanded in that period also, the number of cows gaining 17 per cent and hay production 11 per cent. More than three times as much bar- ley is grown there than in 1930, Austin said. Farms increased in num- ber, there being 43,208 in 1930, com- pared with 44,412. The total num- ber of acres in farmland in the State five years ago was 4,376,308, and this year it is 4,383.641. A gain of 4,240 in rye crops was reported. Farm Values Decline. Farm values in the State declined 82 per cent in the five-year period, it was shown. The average value per farm in the State in 1930 was $8,244; today it was said to be $5464. The value of all farms in Maryland was said to have declined from $356,170,- 168 to $242,714,142. H Corn acreage decreased 4 per cent, | wheat decreased 19 and hogs 22 per cent, Austin said. The number of horses on farms decreased 14 per cent, | but mules remained about the same as five years ago. o Disease Rare. Disease is extremely rare in wild nature. Supper Club Notes (Continued From Sixteenth Page.) nights from 9:30 to 1:30, to music by Bob d’Arcy’s Orchestra, * ok K % Dude Ranch—The floor show this week has Marguerite and Bonchette, ball room dancers; Dolly Dare, blues chanter. and Jimmy Staley, singer. Dancing is to the Dude Ranch Orchestra, led by Ralph Garren. * ok %k X Griffith Farms—Cheery log fires in the cocktail room promote warmth and good-fellowship and there is dancing every night to music by an Hawalian quartet, with a seven-piece orchestra on hand Wednesdays and | saturdays. * x kX Log Cabin Inn—The Log Cabin Inn Orchestra plays for d&ancing and there's entertainment every evening by Mitzi, a Swiss girl who sings and | plays the accordion. TRANSPARENT Salon Face Powder §1.50 Gives the new voung gauzy finish that all smart women want. In 6 perfect complexion shades, TOILETRIES, AISLE 18, First FLOOR. WOODWARD & LOTHROP W en bmeem A Bt 300 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1935. CARTER INJUNCTION SUIT SET FOR 0CT. 29 Chief Justice A. A. Wheat of Dis- trict Supreme Court Rejects U. S. Plea for More Time. Despite a Government plea for more time in which to prepare its case, Chief Justice Albert A. Wheat of Dis- trict Supreme Court yesterday fixed October 28 as the date for trial of the Carter Coal Co. injunction suit to halt cperation of the Guffey Coal Control act. Hinting its defense will emphasize the so-called economic arguments ad- vanced in support of the act, the Gov- ernment contended it could not get its case in shape before November 25. F. B. Critchlow, special assistant to the Attorney General, and Assistant United States Attorney David A. Pine said they expect to present testimony of coal producers from various sec- tions of the country showing necessity of regulation of the bituminous in- dustry. Defendant James W. Carter, presi- | through his attorney, William D. Whitney, that the case be tried Octo- ber 14. Whitney argued that the con- stitutionality of the act should be de- cided before the measure goeg into effect November 1. o Radio Engineers to Meet. Administrative and technical duties necessary to the enforcement of radio laws, rules and treaties will be dis- cussed next Monday night in talks to & meeting of the Washington sec- tion, Institute of Radio Engineers, by George E. Sterling, inspector in charge of the fourth radio district, and C. A. Ellert of the broadcast station, engineering department, Fed- eral Communications Commission. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. in the Potomac Electric Power Co.' audi- torium, following an informal dinner at Sholl's Cafe, 1219 G street. Citizens to Meet. SILVER SPRING, October 10 (Spe- cial).—Silver Spring Citizens’ Associa- tion will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in the new County Building here. 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WOODWARD 10™IMF Axp 6 Smaeers & LOTHROP Puoxe Dlemricr §300 ‘WoobpwARD & LoTHROP DOWN STAIRS STORE Friday—Remnant Day Savings for Everyone Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. 0. D. or on approval; telephone or mail orders not accepted. Silk Hose, 50c 1,349 pairs Hose, at a special Chiffon, and a few service weights included. Re- duced from stock, and irreg- price. ulars, Sizes 8% to 10%. 116 pairs Hose in chiffon and service weights. Broken size Dark and light shades. Reduced to 25c. range, mostly 8. DOwWN STAIRS STORE. Hats, 25c Were $1.95 and $2.95 75 Hats in felt and fabric. fancy patterns. 68 Men's Shirts, fancy tached styles. slightly soiled. Sizes 14 40 Men’s Undershirts in heavy Winter weight Were 85c. Combed cotton yarn. § Union Suits of heavy c Assorted colors and head sizes. DowN STAIRS STORE, Underwear Greatly Reduced 700 pairs in rayon and lisle mixtures in Some manufacturers’ samples, others reduced from stock. Prints and broadcloth. Bo Men’s Fall Hose: Special 6 pairs | 14 with hats to match. tailored, and sateen lined. ys' Fall Coats $49 Were 5695 Boys’ Tweed Reefers, some Well- Sizes 5 to 10 years. and plain. Collar-at- Some 14 to 17. Reduced to 75c. Now. Do otton. Reduced to--.65¢ 27 Medium Weight Union Suits of knitted cot- ton. Cap sleeves and ankle length. Sizes 36 to 46. Reduced to.... Men's All-Wool Sweaters. Brushed wool and a plain knits in plain colors. 36 to 46. Were $2.95. DowN STAms STORE. 58 Pieces of Underwear, including rayon gowns, rayon mesh chemise, and cotton vests and ., panties. Broken sizes. Were 38, 68c, and $1. 33 Rayon Vests, Panties, Bloomers, Slightly soiled. Broken sizes. Were 58c and 68c. and Chemises. 80 Pairs Pajamas in rayon, cotton, and balbriggan. Two-piece styles, Were $1.95. WNowmom oo $1.35 in a good size range. DoWN STAIRS STORE. Corsets Greatly Reduced 26 Pieces in a group which includes girdles and garter brassieres for the larger or small figure. Broken sizes of a well-known make. Were $295. Now___________. $2.10 57 in a group of'Summer girdles, brassieres, and garter brassieres. Broken sizes, Were 58c to $2.95. Now, 20¢, 35¢, and 50c. DowN STAms STORE. Costume Slips, Were $1.35 70 Slips in lace-trimmed and anels. Silk crepe, slightly weighted. Bizes 32 and 40 to 44. Tearose tailored styles, with only. 47, in Acetate Crepes, somewhat solled. Broken sizes. Were $7.95 and $10.95. Now women’s sizes, in Somewhat soiled and mussed. Broken sizes. Were $10.95 and $13.95. Now__ Now Misses’, Women's and Little Women's Dresses Reduced to 87 Dresses in misses’, women’s and little ---85¢ pairs knickers. novelty weaves. and 13. Reduced to- ... 7.95 1 Suede Jacket, size 12 years. Re- [ 3 R — $2.95 400 Boys’ Ties in plain and novelty patterns. ‘Wools, silks and rayons. Boys’ Knicker Suits with two Cassimeres and Sizes 8, 9, 10, 12 WN STAIRS STORE. Wash Dresses 65C Were $195 187 for Misses and Women. 26 Some soiled. Sizes in Do cotton. Broken sizes. Uniforms in cotton broadcloth, blue or green stripes. Broken sizes. Were $1 and $1.15. Now 65¢ WN STAIRS STORE, WASH FROCKS, VantaKnit Gowns, 7 5¢ 14 $2.95 Were $1 and §1.15 Infants’ Gowns in sizes 1 2 years. Slightly soiled. 8 Blankets and Shawls. Shawls all-wool, blankets part wool. Were $1.95. Now .. $1.45 31 acetate crepes. 3, S Pairs Flannelette Pajamas. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Were 78c and Suits for the baby boy. Sizes 1 to 3 years. Were 58c. Now -._35¢ DOWN STAIRS STORE, DRESSES. Girls’ Silk Dresses Greatly Reduced 21 Prints, in broken sizes 7 to 14 years. Were $1.95 BN0 $298. NOW wccoomemaaniaoaa o o ] 3145 17 Summer Silk Dresses, in sizes 10 to 16 years. Were $1.65. Now Now ... 21 17 16 Cotton Prints, in sizes 7 to 14 years. Were $1.15. 8¢ 25 All-Wool Sweaters, in sizes 8 to 14 years. .Werl $1.95. Now 20 Felt Haés in pastels. DowN STARs STORE. | Were $3.95 and $5 Women's Shoes, $2:50 12 in silk cre] Infants” Slips, lace trimmed. Sizes 1 to 2 years. Were 58c. Tots’ Sheer Dresses. sizes 3 to 6 years. Some with hats. Were $1.15. 650 Down Stams STORE Sports Skirts 50c Were $195 to $3.95 (weight- $1.45 ed), and cotton pique. Broken sizes and colors. Were $1.95. Now -...$145 15 Sports Dresses in novelty cotton prints. Sizes 14 to 18. s Were $1.95. Now. & 20 Bathing Caps. Were 35¢ DOWN STAIRS STORE, SPORTSWEAR, Boys’ Oxfords, $1.50 Chairs ... Table ... Sofas. .. Living Rooms Suites... Dining Rooms Suites...Bed Room Suites FURNITURE Reduced to Approximately Half Price Chairs Occasicnal Chair with attrac- tive rust cover Occasjonal Chair, classic de- sign with moire rep cover___ Imported Armchair with fine- ly carved frame and needle- _ . point*cover $90 Small English Chair with u down seat cushion $50 Wing Chairs with solid ma- hogany legs and reversible cushion Overstuffed Chair, with at- tractive, durable cover Occasional Chairs, Q ueen Anne desi_gn, with scoop seat, Tables Modern Table Stand of Theuya and vermillon woods________ Modern Design Table, in ma- hogany, low style Adams Serving Table with drawer. Made by Charak. Large size Walnut Console Table, with Originally Now $1650 $9.75 $65 $28.50 $57.50 $26.50 $32.50 $19.75 $9.75 $55 $25 $15 $30 $100 $32.50 $65 $32.50 $35 $25 $27.50 $20 Console Tables in solid mahog- any, Louis XIV design Living Room Furniture Living Room Suite with sea $130.75 $90 green cover Sofa with tapestry cover. . i $210 $120 $75 French Provincial influence__ Modern Sofa with rose cover $200 Walnut Bookcase with glass 640 FURNITURE, SIxTH FLOOR. Dining Room Furniture Ten-piece Dining Room Suite Originally Now mahogany, Biedemier influ- $362.50 $575 $150 Three - piece Dining Room Suite in mahogany and gum__ $275 Charak China Cabinet, 18th Century style $]30 $6250 ?en-pi;ce Diningsshoog Suite in mahogany, 1 entury design 5175 $|20 Buffet of mahogany and gum. Sheraton design, finely inlaid $72.50 $54 Three - piece Dining Room Suite ) $125 $82.50 Ten-piece Dining Room Suite, classical influence 5225 $|65 Mahogany China Cabinet with glass doors, finely inlaid $42 $30 Italian Dining Room Side Chairs with tooled leather $75 $100 $30 $42.50 Italian Renaissance Dining Room Armchair with tooled leather cover Bedroom Furniture Five-piece Bed Room Suite, classic design, of chartreuse and cocoa enamel Blonde Mahogany Dresser__. Blonde Mahogany Bed, double $195 $80 $75 $435 $145 $40 $37.50 $295 Seven-piece Modern Bed Room Suite, in sycamore, mahogany and teak wood Five - piece Mahogany Bed Room Suite, 18th Century de- sign L Five-piece Bed Room Suite in walnut and gum. French influence 5270 $305 $175 $195 Seamnless Broadloom Carpet Rugs 9x10%, $29-50 Soft, deep, seamiess broadloom carpet rugs, made of heavy three-ply yarn for long wear, and smart appearance: Mellow color tortes that so admir- ably aid modern decorative color schemes. Ten colors to choose from: Sage green, burgundy, cedar, jade, green, henna, walnut, desert tan, taupe, and blue. CarreTs, Prere FLOOR, 9xI2, $29.50 HAIR FELT RUG PAD, with bound edges that do not ravel or fray. Add life to your rug, keep it from slipping and give it a s : $5.95 deep resiliency. 9x12 siz€emancacne All 1935 Models—Drastically REDUCED to Make Way for the New 1936 Models Universal &4ctz Refrigerators Sold exclusively by Woodward & Loth- rop in Washington. Drastically re- duced for clearance to make way for new 1936 models—the main difference being that, in the new models, the cool- ing unit is moved to the center of the Dox. These refrigerators are not floor samples, they are all in perfect condi- tion, and carry the regular guarantee. Sizes to suit any home need—an un- usual opportunity to save wisely—if you act quickly. 33 Slips, lace trimmed and tailored styles. Tearose, White, and tan. 100 pairs in kid and patent leather, Group includes oxfords, step-in and opera pumps and strap slippers. Group includes black, brown and blue. In broken styles and sizes. DowN STARS STORE. TS TR Yot M B i sl e > B Were $2.95 24 pairs in black and tan elk, ‘With plain or sharkskin tips. In broken styles and sizes. Dowx Srams Sroas. ¥ M it T g Cubic Feet 8 6 5 No Down Payment If You Desire, Begin Paying 30 Days After Purchase—12 to 24 Months to Pay b4 P Buzcmuc Areifivess, Firms Fuoon, A