Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1926, Page 16

& 5 '~PflWERB[lAT RACING - TEST OPENS TODAY #'Detroit Craft to Defend Harmsworth Trophy Against French Speeder. ci;eBy the Associated Press. DETROIT. Mich.. September 6.— .The HArmsworth Trophy Race, pre- mier event of the powerboat racing season, was scheduled to get under “- way here today with three Detroit s:mu. owned by Gar Wood, defend- g the trophy against the challenge .= of the French speed boat, France The defending hoats, the Miases America IT1 JV" and V.. 'won the right to represent America in defense of the speed prize by breaking all ex- isting records for the event in_the qualifyving s Friday. Both the defen hoats and the challenger are declared by their own- ers'to be capable of making close to &0 miles an hour. Miss America V., qualified at a rate of more than 72 miles an hour and the others at Excelsior slightly less. Mar Chap, another American boat which'was to attempt to qualify for the race, was report- | ed out of commission last night and unable to make the test. Second Race Tomorrow. st 30-mile heat of the race in today and the second to- If a third head is necessary ide the winner it will be held Wedneeday. Upder the trophy rules one nation must take two heats to win the race Gar Wond. who won the trophy in Fr:lm\d in 1920 with Miss Amer- 1 America V., nd Phil_the other American representatives celsior France, which is owned by Henri Esders, French sportsman, will be piloted by T. A. Clarke, an En- glishgnan What Wood's Success Means. If Waod successfully defends the trophy in the race, he will have ac- complished a feat nn other speed- boat pilot has duplicated—winning ahead of S. Kay Edgar. won the trophy twice while E. J. Schroeder K. Burham duplicated ong with Wood for the es lir + to the Harmeworth event xflda\ a 150-mile sweepstakes race will be run. Only American boats are entered in the sweep- stakes event. ROCKVILLE. ROCKVILLE, Md, At noon September 16, © the purchase of $48000 of bonds, to be issued for road on. They will be in de- tions of $1,000 each, and will interest at the rate of 41 per Two will he redeemed each Fxtensive street improvements are ahout to he made at Kensington, ae- announcement by the il. Grading. rolling. oil- dressing with blue stone tute the work to be done the principal streets te were recommend- committea, of which Hosmer shorn is chairman. c. Bertram M. Osgood, the new of the Rockville Baptist hurch, formerly pastor of a church “at Fort Dodge, Iowa, delivered his fnaugural message fi the Rockville church vesterday morning. For the benefit of the Potomac held at Potomac d evening. A se ball game. oe contest. dancing, band con- supper featured the program v candidates were on hand spening of the public he county Thursday kindergartens wiil and will mark an ruction is concerned. cated in the schools Takoma Park, ,Ken- hesda #nd Chevy Chase. of whom have for the work, Telen 1. Lines Miss Fldeane Exq September 6 i | Walton | ty for support at slection on September candidates, one the organization he voted for is ed themselves to possible, 90 per guring the next fo 4 4nd schools. During the last four years. so the ap states. bonds in 8 070 have heen the ob\PH'h m- held up eariy red men with Md., and rob- Police notified | | Saratoga Battle, Re-Enacted in Toy Shop, Draws Throng By the Associated Press. BERLIN, September 6.—The battle of Saratoga again is being fought and thousands of spectators are viewing the sanguinary en- counter. The battle ground is Wahn- schaffe's toy shop in Munich, where there is on exhibition a per- fect reproduction of the 1777 en- counter between Burgoyne, Gates and Schuyler. Wihlem Nahde, a tin soldier fan- cler, some time ago went to the United States to inspect the Sara- togh battlefield and search the libraries for detailed accounts of the fighting. Returning to Ger- many, he ordered his army from a Nuremburg firm of tin soldier man- ufacturers. Nahde - personally painted the little men, reproducing perfectly the uniforms of the Americans, English, Hesslans and Indians. The exhibit shows the troops arranged as in 1777. with Burgoyne, Gates and Schulyer commanding. The spectators ex- press especial admiration over the gorgeous heargear of the Indians. FORCES CHICKS TO GROW BY ELECTRIC PROCESS Poultry Expert Notes Success Ob- tained by Use of Ultra-Violet Ray. By the Associated Press NEWPORT, Shropshire, England. September 6. —Chickens which go home to roost do not get as much sleep as they did before ultra violet rays became a fad in poultry raising circles here. TYoung chicks have been made to grow twice as fast by the use oi| olectricity, says prof. Borlase Mat- thews, a poultry expert. Experiments have proven, he says, that young birds treated for nine weeks with the ultra_violet rays at intervals during the day and night become twice as beavy as those not so treated. Prof. Matthews advises poultry tarmers either to give chickens elec- | tricity-made ozone, as provided in London underground raiiways, or to bathe them with electricity radiated from electric wires over their perches at night. If this is done, Prof. Matthews contends, the vield in eggs ought to be increased by nearly 50 per cent NEW ROTAREX KOOK-RITE Cost $67.50 Will Sell at Any Fair Price. Owner has no use for same The Kook-Rite bakes, boils, roasts, stews, broils, fries, toasts and poaches. 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Furniture Sale + Linens Upholstery September Furniture Sale Colonial furniture is full of charm and inspiration in its simplicity; the Colonial style is a mixture of English, Dutch and French ele- ments, but it is truly American in its adaptation. 0-piece set, com- bination mahogany, as illustrated. $303'OO, ] Dining Room Furniture " Ten-piece ‘\Iahoganv Suite, Hepplewhite design, chair seats upholstered in blue haircloth Ten-piece Decorated Rosewood Suite, chair seats and hqclw upholstered in tapestry .$985.00 $895.00 -Ten-piece Mahogany and Walnut Suite, chair seats in sa- teen $810.00 Ten-piece \Iahogan) Sunc chalr seats upholstered in blue haircloth ..... s Ten-piece Walnut Suite, chair seats upholstered in wine-col- ored haircloth .. .. Ten-piece Mahogany Suite, chair scats upholstered in blue haircloth .. .. Ten-piece W alnut Suite, chair seats upholstered in blue hair- cloth ; e A R T s $485.00 Ten-piece Walnut the chalr seats upholstered in wine-col- ored haircloth . Ten-piece Walnut Suitc. chair seats upholstered in blue hair- cloth Ten-piece Walnut Suite, chair seats uphnlitcred in blue hair- clotih . $610.00 $495.00 $495.00 $375.00 $360.00 ..$300.00 L1V1ng Room Furniture Two-piece Living Room Suite, solid mahogany carved frames, caned hacln reversible cushions in molnn' and damask .$607.00 Mahogany Ladies’ Chair to match o $94.50 Two-piece Overstuffed Suite in taupe mohalr and frieze. . .$477.00 Three-piece Mahogany Frame Suite, upholstered in rich mulberry mohair with reversible damask cushions 'I'\\'o piece Overstuffed Suite, taupe mohair and tapestry. . I'wo-piece Overstuffed Suite, upholstered in taupe mohair, reversible tapestry cushions Two-piece Overstuffed Suite, in taupe velour, with reversi- ble tapestry cushions $458.00 .$472.50 $360.00 ..$271.00 Bedroom Furniture ..$595.00 . .$495.00 ..$486.00 ..$475.00 . .$400.00 .$405.00 ..$360.00 .$285.00 .$282.50 . .$270.00 Eight-piece Walnut Suite with twin beds ..... Eight-piece Mahogany Suite, twin beds ....... Six-piece Ivory Decorated Suite, full size bed.. Seven-piece Decorated Suite, full size bed ..... Seven-piece Mahogany Suite, full size bed ... Eight-piece Walriut Set with twin beds ..... Six-piece Early American Suite, twin beds .. Four-piece Walnut Suite, full size bed . ... Four-piece Walnut Suite, full size bed ....... Six-piece Walnut Suite, decorated, full size bed.. The September sale represents months of careful, conscientious planning to bring you furniture which will give enduring satisfaction. furniture of high character and dignity at prices decndedl\ lower, quality for quality, than elsewhere. Oriental Rug Salon Dlrect Importatmn of Persian Gorevan Carpets In an attractive variety of choice designs and colorings suitable for Living Rooms, Dining Room, Library, Hall and Den. : Room Size Rugs . Size 6x9.101t. .. .....Price, $125.00 Size 6.9x9.3 ft... .....Price, $135.00 Size 6.2x10.6 ft.. . . ..Price, $140.00 Size 7.10x10.10 ft.. . .Price, $175.00 Size 7Z.7x11.91t... .. .Price, $190.00 Size 9x119ft...... .Price, $225.00 Size 9.10x11.7 ft.. . .Price, $750 00 The Linen Shop Pure Linen Tablecloths Reg. $7.00 All-linen Tablecloths, size 2x2 vds. Reduced to $4.35 ea. Reg. $8.75 All-linen Tablecloths, size 2x2V5 vds. Reduced to $5.35 ea. Regular $1.10 Extra Heavy Large size White Re- duced to 89c¢ ea. Bath Towels. Reduced to 39c ea. 84.&%0 All-linen Hemstitched Luncheon Napkins. Reduced to $3.00 . doz. Moses “Elite” Cotton Pillowcases, size 45x40V5. Drapery Dept. Final August Clearance Sale of small lots of Lace Curtains, Ruffled Curtains, Upholstery and Drapery Materials. Lace Curtains, 24 yards long. Good Irish Points. Reg. price, $3.50. Now $4.50 Good Irish Points. Reg. price, $5.75. Now $4.50 Good Irish Points. Reg. price, $6.25. Now $4.50 Lacet Arabian and Marie Antoinette Curtains. 2 and 3 yards long. Regular price, $18.50. Special, $9.95 pair Regular price, $16.00. Special, $8.00 palr Regular price, $15.00. Special, $7.50 pair Fine Scrim Curtains, 24 vards long. Lace insertion, motifs and edge. ’ Regularly $7.00. Special, $5.00 Regularly $7.50. Special, $5.00 Regularly $7.85. Special, $5.00 Lot Scrim Panels with lace and insertions: some greatly re- duced; handsome large open net ecru panels, fringed and with hand-worked borders: 41 inches wide, 214 yvards long. Regtilar price, $ Now $8.00 Regular price, $15.75. Now $10.00 Regular price, $10.50 Now $6.00 30 pairs of White Block-pattern Ruffled Curtains. Regular price, $1.50. Special, 85c per pair. 12.25. Many small lots ohe (1) to six (6) pairs Ruffled Curtains; plain colors, with valances, to close out, half regular prices. All remnants and short lengths of upholstery and drapery ma- terials, one-fourth to one-third regular price. You will find many good values sold only at these prices to make room for full-length pieces coming in now. Purchases Forwarded Prepaid to Any Shipping Point in U. S. Inquire About Our Delerred Payment Plan -