Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1927, Page 14

TMT SUNDAY STAR. TPASHINGTOY, T ©. \UGUST 9% 1007 PART 1" ! 14 ! Pay Out of Salary! Tfl ZUU BUI_I.EG]]UN The Department of Accounts will arrange for you to pay for the things you select from this sale—as you n S u r 3 r O R are paid. Don't use your savings! . [ 4 Northern Harbor Animals Ob- tained Off Maine Coast by Fisherman. I i 28888 RSB R S S S Aas BBt ssiss B8 | Annual September Sale of o added to the thrill of saving! This September Sale is planned for, shopped for, worked over for months ahead—and it offers greater 9 (+} opportunity this year than ever before! Two Northern harbor s were added last week to the collection of | animals at the Zoo. but all the others : waters. The Northern were obt from a fishe . where thi ning as far mals have voraciuus appetites | their -natural habitat, but very frequently absolutely ref s Many of | these refused to eat and the Ler- man put them back in the oc Those that would eat he kept that they would be valuable specimens for parks. aintain, for instance, to keep the ome Sea mamm ied, would not be | . but would be so expensive to feed that it would not be practicable to keep them. The walrus, for instance, must be fed on fresh clams and the records of the Lon Zoo, where one of them has been k for many vears, show that hi bill runs from $14 to §1 is no substitute for food with any of the marine mammals = & Bx lOg-pc. $35 to | Etched Rose Iortsed 23-pc. )| Sale! Handmade Filet Pieces $45 Dinner Set | ~ Glassware ea Service S0an Lace 75 1o 5‘3;15250;‘?:00% $8.50 $§Zogbcl,e: $6.50 ng%f):;fmrf $8 $ 2 3 * 7 5 : 2 ;‘ $ ” .95 Real imported handmade laces, beautifully designed—especially adapted to harmonize with individual decorative ideas. Stunning lace spreads and table covers, sizes 70x90 to 74x100 inches. Four handsome horder designs A special purchase! Blown optic Our own importation—a particularly Also table covers size 52x32. Scarfs in matched designs, 36, 45, 54 and 72 inches long. with rich gold coin handles. Com- rose glassware with rich needle etch- lovely set. Fine ivory ware, in 59¢ Chair Backs, 25¢ Arm Rests, 1/ $15 Luncheon Set, 5 L g g ) Y ’ tassel trimmed. .. 20c unusual value at 12%c¢ scarf and 12 mats... $8 \-J; ’lll‘(:atc:l\:tlfls $2 animals rank high ording to Dr. Mann, to board and pays | his food by becoming quite | atfectionate. | Otters Perform Daily. One of the three otters at the Zoo will swim around on hi hours, balanci of his nose. H stone, hiding it, performance and gettin, next The other two same trick, but balance a leaf instead of a stone. All three otters enjoy a game of loop.ng the loop over a stone which projects into their pool, swimming underneath it on their backs and going over it to repeat the perform- ance with a grace which suggests fiying. ARMOUR FUNERAL SET FOR TUESDAY Body of Packer Will Be Buried Beside That of Mother in Chicago Cemetery. i v relv - i Goblets, sherbets, fruit cither a rose or green color scheme. plete dinner service for twelve per ed design. Goblets, sherbets, cith se or gr olor sche Third Floor—Lansburxh's—3th Street sons. An extraordinary value! salads, tumblers, etc A most unusual offer. 59¢ Linen Toweling Pure linen crash toweling—bleached. Because this is a direct importation from Belgium we are able to offer this splendid quality to you at a modest price. 18 inches wide, with colored borders. C Three Sizes Turkish Towels Linen Breakfast Sets 25¢ 29c¢ 39c 98c 9$150 $249 $2.75 Sizes 20x40, 23x44 and 24x48. White and colored i i ;i borders. Absorbent, soft and very durable. wi?}:‘,r::::}"ccdcgla?:g,sf)o';’;;:'s‘?’zl::is or plain cloths 32-pc. “La . . Dlnner Ser viCce Hemstitched Linen Towels Linen Huck Towels $ 05 50c and 75¢ 39c or $4.25 doz. * Pure linen huckahack towels. Space for initials. Pure linen weft huck towels, finely woven with red Princess “La Sturtium” pattern. A mellow ivory porce- Jain with delicate entwining nasturtiums. 50 pieces, $12.50; Size 18x32. borders. Size 19x36 inches. Very special! Third Floor—Lansburgh’s—7th Street 100 pieces, $23.75. g By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, August 27.—Funeral gervices for J. Ogden Armour, Chi- cago capitalist and packer, who died recently in London, will be held in the Fourth Presbyterian Church here at 2 p.m. Tuesday. The services at the church will be public and will be followed by private services at Graceland Cemetery. There will be special music at the church, including a_solo, “Beautiful Isle of Somewhere,” a favorite of the late Mr. Armour, by Arthur Kraft. The active pall bearers will be P. D. Armour, Lester Armour, A. Watson Armour, Laurence H. Armour, Her- man Armour Nichols, and Gardner Hammond. The body of Mr. Armour arrived here late today from New York. The Armour party, which accompanied the body from London, where the packer died on August 16, arrived in New York yesterday. Burial will be near his mother, who died about a month ago unaware of the illness of her son. Mr. Armour was not told of the death of his mother because of his own illness. During the services all of the Ar- mour interests will cease operation. GAINSBOR(.JUGH DIES. Earl Served in Washington Before ‘War at British Embassy. LONDON, August 27 (#).—Arthur Edward Joseph Noel, the fourth Earl of Gainsborough, died today in his forty-third year. Imported Dy e =2 = Simmons 7 ~ Simmon B -Pc. Glass 5ri i 4-P - ? September Sale of Tea Set f":;s},lf;lm Grill Plate ; - Bed Outfit Bed (6815(:;& Bed Outfit —four designs with spring and mattress with all la_\'er‘ felt mat- two sizes—walnut or ; Z tress and coil spring mahogany finish $39.95 $70.75 $23.95 ed—attractively finished. . ? ¢ i g Tovely giorgette Salites \ ; r;°“"" decker Foster coil Pring Sises 33 and 46. With Simmons A new model—finished in a rich with deep silk fringe and 4 il 3 < an $,18 13)’{" felt mattress. Sizes coil spring and layer felt mattress, brown. Sizes 33 and 46. With the : “ ! 33, 4 and 4%6. §46.75. Simmons link spring, $21.95. stands that are distinctive 7.Pc. Cake or Optic Glass Umbrelli 66x80 All-Wool $ 6‘98 Foster Guaranteed $1 2_ 5 ! and rich looking. Bergy Set Tumblers Jars—Special Plaid Blanket, Coil Springs, Loomed of long staple wool that will give splen- | A double deck i 1 - 5 OC doz. $2.49 did warmth and: service. Rose, blue, gold, helio, Allsiaesior ata o v betas Do iatie e | s Whis BLow s wiite tan, red and black. resilient springs. , 5 F Atoori6 - tabl s 9. Attractive glaz ani T g piats o 3 :E‘fiiee::%:‘]"“l;,e:]:ndgl .m{{:',::i,:fj;.‘ilfi :;)fafl ;)(}xsg ]1;111-\127001 $ 1 O_ 75 Handmade Layer $Q 95 s F . a1 anket, Felt Mattress Excellently loomed and finished by a new proc- Covered with i ickis 3 good quality art ticking. Wonder- ess that gives the blanket an unusual fluff and fully comfortable—a mattress that wifi give satis- " warmth. Many colors. ! factory service. - Bridge Lamps || 98¢ "5j»" 89c tea set with tall foot- Tmported grill or rtment plate, in ° ed jug and 6 footed 1 and 4 lo compa t ‘N} lth Shades tumblers to match. candles ) tr English blue " willow , Lamps to lend color and warmth to your rooms! Attractively shap- The Earl of Gainsborough was the son of the third Earl of Gainsborough | ard Marie Dease. I educated at Downside and at Exeter College, Oxford. He was private chamberlain of sword and cape to Pope Benedict XV and Pope Plus XL He served as president of the British Amateur Gymnastic Association and vice president of the British Olympic Association. From 1913 to 1914 he \vas attache at the British embassy at ‘Washington. He was mentioned for honorable service during the World War. 3 3 : % : : 3 % : : g : : 3 Third Floor—Lansburgh's—73th Street e OpEn SO : A Sale of Seamless Sheets Dinner Service 6 dinner plates, 6 dishes, 6 cups and s . e e $3.95 i Ll 81490-inch e 81x99-inch . : Prize Flower Show! All flowers may be entered! Every one cordially il Judging of flowers at 8 p.m. Monday FEDERAL-AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK The entire building will be thrown open to the public all day and eve- ning_Monday and Tuesday to view the flowers and inspect the building. plates, 6 dessert vegetable dish. qw .. o SI2C. ccocoie vy Sheets that are p_erfect—sheets that are free from dressing—sheets with ]a spllendld, }sloft finish—and, best of all—sheets that you can send to the Y aundry without worry. To lay in your supply of sheets now w September Sale of ) / real economy! 5 s FIOOI' Lamps Q2 2 ; Mus:;lianillo;vcases 36-ii1. 15¢ Cotton . or 2lc vd. wlth Shades 1 OO'pC- China TN Two sizes, 42x36 and 41:36. Made A \Ve“-knc\vf brau}:i unbleach- straight with selvage. A most un- ¢d cotton that will give splendid usual value! service, S Y or g g Sl 1o e $ R $ 3 2 50 ‘ Mattress Covers 36-in. Cameo Cloth ' 98c 18¢ yd. kind of lamps that give your home that attractive “cozy” appearance. Fine imported translucent china. Choice of three lovely designs. Deli- . & For vi s ¢ : R T e alored Yy 2 For doulr)le or twin beds. Boxed I-.qr dainty undergarments—-for cately colored. on side. Very well made. maid or child. Soft and piiable. Nixth Floor—Lansburgh's—8th Street & Third Floor—3th Street =3 3 B S22 2E S RSB S BB BRI ABIBIABBLBBBBBEBESBBS Py A LANSBURGH & BRO.A-7th‘,_ 8th AND E STREI‘I‘_TS—PHONE "ORDERS AND‘PMAIL ORDERS FILLED