Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1925, Page 20

sume their unrelenting watch over' the community in which they oper- ate. In the still hours of the night, when the families in these outlying precincts are deep in slumber, these police cars are cruising about with | eyes peering from them for any sign| of trouble. o Appear as Private Cars. While the officers are in unttorm, the cars In which they ride are to| all outward appearances private ve- hicles, except for gold lettering on the doors, giving the number of the ! police precinct. Police officlals be- | lieve this plan will make it harder for prowling thieves to operate, be- ! cause they can never tell when a po- | lice motor car will roll around the | next corner. And after nightfall, these cars are not nearly as easy to “spot” as a motor cycle policeman. As each squad goes off duty the men are required to fill out a report, show- | ing every act of police service they ' performed. These cards are all being filed at headquarters and Maj. Hesse plans to study them in the near future | to ascertain exactly how beneficial the {nnovation hos been At regular and frequent Intervals i during each eight-hour trick of duty, the men in these motor cars call the ! station clerk from the patrol boxes, | 50 that if an emergency call is re- ! ceived at the station, a policeman can | be dispatched to the scene much more rapidly than could be done before the introduction of the automobile patrol stem. Cover Wide Expanse. In the precincts cover such | Were put into servi s wing areas that | blles have u\(‘rxu.?d EX the beats mapped out for footmen are - ily long and spread out over New Pastor Called. ispatch to The Star. expanse of territory. The esult is the suburbanite former- e e s + it see the patrolman pass HBURG, Na., (October: 20, Kenton Parker, pastor of of Charlotte County Presby- churches, was given a_unani- all to the Fethesda Presby- Church here a congrega- meeting held Sunday. It is be- d_he wiil accept the call. AUTO PATROL WINS POLICE APPROVAL Eight Machines for Outlying Areas Multiply Miles Cov- ered in Day. NeW Household Items Moderately Priced AT THE PALAIS ROYAL BeautiEUI WOOI Wilton Rugs Just Received a Carload of Stecially Priced for Wednesday W i n d sor C h a i rs Chairs that are suitable for hall, reception room, living room or breakfast room. $96.50 Room Size, 9 x 12 Feet. After three months of experience with the motor car system of patrol- ing the suburban sections of Wash- ington, Maj. Edwin B. Hesse, superin- tendent of police, characterizes the plan a success and predicted that as time goes on the automobile will in- as a means of s police service. officials estimated stman patroling a improvi; Sale Price, many police duties months the new system use the patrolmen pro- smobiles in the suburbs zed 40 to 50 miles in an rick of duty. - thre These rugs are made of the best quality Wool Worsted manufac- tured. Shown in the latest designs and colorings. Suitable for living room, dining room, bedrooms, etc. three monthts since they these automo || The suburban 00 miles each. The Marshireld Windsor Chair $12.50 With solid scat and braced back. No. 5. Modern Windsor A graceful cair that $ l O 75 * will fit into any hall or room in your home. No. 3. The Plynouth $9.75 A very popular model of early period design. No, 1 The Spmet Chair ¥6.65 Sturdily constructed, at- tractive and reasonably priced. No. 2. Rev. group terian mou: terian hours of the day. Honal i ve the plan of patroling the | precincts with automoblles Is here to | Studebaker (h,.u ;r.ndunllv the plun will be ifadafurnnefn day | -'“ nded inward from the suburbs to esidential sections nearer the “California Fig Syrup” r of the city. The introduction hese automobile patrcls has pro- Dependable Laxative for Sick Baby or Child Every rug is guaranteed as to quality and construction. butlying communities still )timen, but they also have the patrolmen traveling up and down the next through These rugs can be purchased on our deferred payment plan; no in- terest charged. The Chatham $13.50 With rush seat. No. 4. The New Wool “O” Oval Rugs Specially Priced for Wednesday These rugs are reversible and _are made of all wool through and through. The only rug that requires no laundering. They are casily cleaned. In all the desirable colors. Size 20x34. Special, $3 95 . $5.95 ; N7 2 % High-Grade Novelty Rag Rugs In All the Wanted Colors Novelette Grade Caledonia Grade $1.19 $1.59 $1.39 $1.95 $1.79 27x54 inches $2.79 $295 36x72 inches $4.29 Palais Royal—Second Floor Sale of Pepperell Sheet and Cases well known for their wearing quality. Regularly $1.70. $1‘29 26¢ 29¢ he outlying communities with police protection they have r received.” Foot Patrol to Stay. Hesse does mnot believe the use of automobiles in patroling pre- cinets will displace the footman, but he sees in the Introduction of the automobile a new factor in police service—a factor which will give the o greater degree of security. The horse-mounted policeman, for ears a picturesque and familiar ht on the outlying roads of the city, probably will remain in the | e 1n 'mrlnwul of the future, Maj. because there are s parade days, when he is especially useful. But the superin- tendent also is of the opinion that | the nobile will prove a more ef- fective agency in affording protec- tion to the suburbs, especially as those areas become built up. At present the local department has only eight automobiles available for | this precinct patrol system, but Mal. Jlesse believes the number will be sed during the next few fiscal is additional funds are ob- Size 24x36 inches 24x48 inches Maj each, Size 24x40. Special, each, guc 27x48. city Spe Mahogany-Top End Table ¥4.95 Top finished in two-tone mahogany. Has a book trough An attractive table for the living Bench With Cane Seat and Ends $18.75 36 inches long. An attractive addition to the living room or the reception hall. Sheets and cases of good muslin, Torn and ironed. $1.05 63x90 Sheets. Regularly Sale price, $1.15 sale price $1.19 63x% Sheets. | These prices are for Wednesday only. §1x99_ Sheets. Sale price, 42x36 Cases. Sale price, $1.45. Regularly S155 Regularly 40c. the department bought Sale price, and four roadsters vpe to the | and tweifth July 1 ng cars gned one of each tenth, eleventh 45x36 Cases 43c. Sale price, Regularly $1.60. Regularly Method of Operation. Here is how they operate The touring ear is occupied by two | 'n in uniform and the road- d by the sergeant and an- private. Both machines are rolling along continuously from one Beacon Blanket Robe Patterns (With Cord) Sale Price, $4,95 75 new designs in blanket robes. Plenty of material for one complete robe. These cool mornings call for this sort of bath- robe. Beacon robes are known through- out the country as the best bath robes and cost no more than cheaper qualities. Insist upon the Beacon. All-Wool Blankets $5.88 Each Size 72x80, cut single and bound with sateen. Made of high-grade wool. Can be purchased in pairs at $11.50 the pair. Colors: Rose, blue, tan, gray, in attrac- tive plaid designs. J,\;f : IS =2 ks 3 & AVAS l* = —Every pair is tested for it! v i | s"l%’it:h‘:r?’S”e‘:m $1.78 Wash Boiler Tixm fitting cover, with special, 88¢ sucm 1 ,200 Afl-Lmen Towels 29¢ Each plain hemmed, medium weight. This was a special purchase and to those who desire an all-linen towel these are the best that can be offered at this price. 1,000 Yards 25¢ Half- Linen Crash 19¢ Yd. An absorbent quality with red and blue stripe edges. Suitable for roller towels and tea towels. Palais Royal—Second Floor When baby . is con: wind-calic, feverish b :O'I\Hl;fiv or diarrl = end of the precinct to the other and | £ ¥ 8snine ‘Calfornia Fra Syue” hout the 24 hours of the day. | pije, souring food and right minutes before the quads|out’ ~Never cramps or overacts. the cars pause at the station| Babies love its delicious tast i house and the men g ff duty 20| ““Agk your _druggist for carefully over the e ne and other | “California Fig gyruv parts to make sure that the machines | fyll directions for infants in ar are in working order for the oncom- | and children of all ages, plainly ing squad. And then like a raflrqad | printed on bottle. Motherl Yoy engine pausing for fuel and a new | must say “California” or you may crew, the cars are off again to re-i get an imitation fig syrup. Spinct Desk ¥39.75 With plenty of space for stationery. table has drawer. Spinet period. Occasional TabIe $14.75 Can be used for cards or tea table. 24 by 34 open, closed 24 by 13; 24 inches high. Writing A reproduction of the old Regular $1.50 Alarm Clocks Specially Priced Boudoir Lamps Special ¥1.00 . In oxidized butler fin- ish or antique ivory. Each complete with silk shade in rose, blue or gold. Fitted with plug and cord. Palais Royal—Main Floor guaranteed clock with silver dial. der that prevents over-winding. Palais Royal—Main Floor Stop- Garbage Can §119 Combination ' L4ysg Fackage One Polish Mop and _ Aluminum cleanser. 1 quart bottle Special— sinotih See- 88 4. for 88c $1.19 Window Box Thirty-inch painted in green. Special, 59¢ and 69c E-Z “Put On” Chair Seats le(umes no hooks $1.39 Clothes Hamper Heavy splint. Ideal size. for light house keeping. Spe- @@ Percolator Paneled style, o capacity. Srecia Y 88¢ size, 88¢c Four - gallon lock-lid_cover. Special, size, HEN you buy heels—re- 88c member that O’Sullivan’s Five plete rack. iat give you more comfort and more wear. For every O’Sullivan heel is put through a remarkable test for springiness. A metal hammer isswungagainst several types of rubber heels. The force of the impact equals that of the average man’s heel striking the pavement. The distance of the re- bound is mea; sured automatically. And the rebound from O’Sullivan’s must be at least twice that of the ordinary heel. In this way O’Sullivan’s heels are kept uniform—and are made so springy that they give you extra comfort, yet so tough they will give you months of long, hard service. You can’t see O’Sullivan quality any more than you can see quality in finely tempered steel, but it's there — guarani teed by the name and backed by 25 years of rubber heel manufacturing experience—and it costs no more than unsatisfactory substitutes. ‘That’s why it pays to insist on O’Sullivan’s —to ask for O’Sullivan’s by name, $1.25 Aluminum Double Boiler Heavy qualm 2- quart Special $L2S Aluminum Saucepan Set 1, 1%, 2 and 3 quart sizes. Special, 4-Pc. Set, 88¢ 10c-roll Toilet Paper Four assorted con- tainers. Choice of 3 designs. Special— 4.Pc. Set, 88¢ 1,000 sheets to roll. Special— 10 for 88c Greuim, 95¢ Scrubbing Combination 1 Fiber Pail, 1 Scrub- brush and 4 Cakes of Laundry ~ Soap. @@c Special. $1.00 Wood Kitchen Set Consisting of 6 arti- cles, complete with dis- play rack. Spe- @@ 98c Baking Set 1 Covered Casserole and 6 Custard Cups, brown and white lined earthen- ware. Special, 1.00 Vacuum Washer Made of heavy block tin, old reliable suction washer. . 88c $1.25 Aluminum Water Pitcher Paneled style, bright- ly polished, 4- quart size. Spe- 880 cial, 00 Bread Tray Heavy Nickle plated, brlghtly‘polblshod serv- iceable size. Spe- oy 88c Good quality tissue. $1.25 Aluminum- covered Sauce Pots and Kettles Paneled style; G-qt. $1.00 Pottery Flower or Bulb Dish Ivory finish, with con- ventional decora- @@ tion. Special, $1.39 Water Set Seven pleces, pretty light cut design. Specisl, 88c 1.25 Cut Glass Cracker and Cheese Dish & T‘;'O tp&&c;‘s, pretty oral cut design. 3 Boeelal, 88¢c size, 95¢ Jar Eight-inch as- sorted ' blended colors, e In! N gaz 88c Spe: $1.25 Aluminum Disl hpan Sunray finish, bright- Iy polished, 10- quart size. Spe- e 88¢ 1.25 Square B White japanned fin- fsh, household size, hinged cover. gg@. Snecial. Wednesday Only $1.05 Sweeping Combination One Good Quality Broom and 88c $L.25 Electric Sold, Iron Guaranteed element. Equipped with long il cord and two- oice, plece plug. , 880 Special, 880 one Dustpan. Special, Housewares Department Palais Royal—Fourth Floor Mail and Phone Orders Accepted $1.39 Aluminum ‘Water Pail Sunray finish, bright- 1y polished. cial, 98¢c Earthen Combinette Glazed finish, com- plete with cover and bail handle. Spe- cial, 88c $125 White Enameled Cooking Kettles i Compln;e \hg(h covers, r-lg;x'an size. Spe- @@ 24-inch size. Drop side handles. Spe- clal, 88c $1.00 Preserving Kettle Heavy qmli'iy. pan- eled style, 88c quart stze. Spo- cial, Double Roaster gral style, wplendid size for ligh housekeeplng 88¢ Special, 60c Window Ventilator Size 8 inches high and opens to 39 inches. Special— o 2 for 88c Metal Waste Paper Baskets Cholce of several desirable colors. ial— 2 for 88¢ $1.00 Aluminum Percolator Four<cup size, pan- eled style. Spe. clal, v 88¢ $1.00 Cut Glass Bonbon Dishes .(Assnrzedchszlytcs and cuttings. “hoice, Special, 88c $1.23 Glms(irupe Juice t el Colonial style: seven pieces 10 set. Special, 88¢ 1.00 Aluminum Pudding Pan Set Consisting of 1 cach, e Spociat sizes. Spec the set, ' 88¢ $L15 Washboard Made of heavy ginc, family size, Spe- clal, $1.19. Fancy Paper Bul?' ts e In assorted painted colors and floral de- signs. Spe- ggo clal. $1.10 Kneading Combination One Pastry Board and one Roli- ing Pin. b P S ggo Spe- $1.39 Aluminum Double Roaster 111z - inch size. brightly ished. 8§ $L15 Washable Lamb'’s ‘Wool Wall Duster Complete with smooth - fin- ished handle. $1.39 Stepladder 3-ft. size, complete with pail _at- tachment. Spe- 88 cial,