Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1927, Page 34

34 J . THE EVENING RTAR, WASHINGTON. 1. T, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 186%™ : x i 112,000,0 a fl x : 6 Dozen Eggs Used | Autris to Borrow $113,000,000. | pectas Biiotiots 8 e e VIENNA, September 15 (#).—It was fg (;hesello%trlflcn‘t'llnn of t)éasrallwny 2 alzburg, emmer- TU GEORGIA BUUPLE ln Noted Painting quarters in London for the power to!cable lines also are projec'xed.p THAT GOOD G U LF NO uNOX Ce 1d ©f the Associated Pi . U F sy wsettien st [ Better Plates—Moderate Prices || Sbutlibaisboa s MOTOR FUEL Parents, Suspected of Sons’| % were mixed with the colors ; P ) arents, Susp! Francis Taylor used in his painting Because we apeclalize In (his brand of work we offer better : e PISTON v “East India Docks,” now exhibited materials—better prices an er y. Our workmanship an Deaths, Held on Charge of | . R0t DX ey, Tt e o Catte " (O’ fo b periar wxo erare or e Slaying Daughter-in-Law. | , F8% Tavior maintains, preserse $]0 0081500520008 ()% RReEnf, CAREEVL ard ORTLED hETISTY - 5 GOLD CROWN and BRIDGE WORK, per Tooth, $6 & $8—Guaranteed : > time. Th , professionall = iy 1 o e Bt aecd , R . 5 By the Associated Press. flm:d "G;Kl»)!re?lc!;le.rnfim::l on;"); Iaed putigres T Warhingtan and e g M R R |~f:v'3:1:fv". 'p.'o'oe".:i & 2 ‘1 o X 5. . usm»l by the early Egyptians. Botti- our rel mllmy' and ’ur n"n try that Is natural IMIrnl. lasting and Is guaranteed. ;'{’L" ‘r’f‘:: o ’“":"‘l“‘ - "'e"'l ’;‘" iR Sl CTRICALLY COOLED OFFICES the process has not been used for T ot aymen poisoned thel Myw. Arios Bapes, 18 for- Egg-tempera” plctures are paint- May Be "Detroit, and were under in-| €d on specially prepared wood, and tion in connection with the| Taylor works on oak. The colors S of their two sons, James and ?\ffi ":Lfl"‘:fi‘:‘{i m‘tl;z;\rr:‘l_::;y !\;;; 4 JEN s Nl 1% "k",!.? LRY r;%fs'.\:'snst y. READ) K YOUR ATTENTION he couple were arrested yvesterday | rately. o entire hnlldln,n ziven to operative and -mhinl- * a coroner's jury returned a —_—— rythi Ining to the comfort of our patients you will find that Mrs. Amos Hayes died 10 i dicati LEANL \E_OF OUR_STRIKING FEATURES Vindication. VERY S AR e TREY By ‘fl}irw days ago as a result of poison adminis- 2 0 { 3 tered by them. She was the third| A $5 bill was picked up in the ocean K for Extracting When Othee Work s Reing Done .person in the Hayes household to die | by fishermen 500 miles oft shore. And ook or the Name DR. FREIOT and ADDRFESS unexpectedly, and as a result author- | yet there are people who say the dol-|§ Be Sure You Get into the Rixht Ofco Phone Main 10 ities began an investigation. lar doesn't go as far as it used to. Died While on Visit. James Hayes died at his parents’ | home two months ago. Amos, his brother, a resident of Detroit, came ) home 10 attend the funeral. He re. mained for a visit and shortly after- ward becama ill and died. Before his death he asked a nurse to tell his par- ents of a wife and child he had left in Detroit. Tl parents sent for their daughter- & Y k 4 randdaughter. “Shortly Built to wear and fit young feet properly, giving perfect comfort and arrival the younger Mrs. 1 ong, useful wear. 0 the duspltions oPiphyat | i $1.69 $2.49 who requested an autopsy over ¥ of the woman. The coroner S tempted to perform this f [ | = ftion was denied admission to the | : - household. and a pathologist was oY fmoned from Atlanta by the el o 5 No. 2120—C g i His report to the coroner's jury vester. | e ® . d10s = SEEANES Do e iernee N . - jay declared traces of poison had been | 8 wo 20sx_BOYS Ten Ox No. 873 — LiRRLE Pl ther Blucher . DAL nderlas: de” ELL l d t ¥found in the young woman's viscera. fords %‘a:mur Sorm welt: GENTS' " Tan Lacs >Shoes. Qutords. * Cromsed vemps ign 0o uides Ggodymar s€aiec pl.S on l'lngS"' y t € use (8) tou heele. ' By . *“Goodyear B, Life Insurance Mentioned. eIt conttraction. * WBbAr well” combiviction. ""fi"\ e eel {7 ity i e simer n | ] e B e & 2 onEs viscous lubricating oil accomplishes two impor- tant requirements for efficient motoring: ‘made no statement then or following Sizes 1-5%, $2.98 $2.69 | Stheir arrest. § Authorities declared that the par- $) 98 Jents were beneficiaries of large life in- . “surance policies carried by their two Mrs. Hayes on bond were made \ No. 3430—MISSES’ Tan Neo. 2123—CRILDREN'S |§! cra_nkcase whic new ain today, though, as yet, GENTS' Bilek 7. ? o | p i v y, - k = /-2, 2 iauthorities have mot set the amount, o Sizes 115-2,$1.98 B ‘ 2nd—1It preserves compression—the better the {sons, being named jointly with his| B > fwife in Amos' policies. ? . : : i 1st—1It prevents the Eassage of gasoline into the ' . Rpil eSbally. il he xo- Nore | LITTL or Gun Motal Blucher OXx- Plain’ Patent Leather One: fords. Rubber heels. lll’llr Goodyear ‘nor has a date for a preliminary hear- welt. X e hite 1 5 . b 3 struction, Rubber hoels. % sme model for krowing Sizes 814-11, $2.89 | . ~ e Ty sar-old granddaughter, Amos See 10137, 9208 Vo o pitn Sises 11352, s2.98 | compression, the greater the motive power. ¢ Efforts to gain the release of Mr. iy minimizes dilution. siruction, Rubber ‘child, is being cared for by relatives Sizes 1- 515 $3.49 iwhile the grandparents are in jail. | MusSOLIMI FOR PEACE. | | | T\ g3 7 R That New Improved Supreme Motor Qil {Beduction of Army Cited in Deny- 2 5 ) I i ) ! i N e . . | is tough and viscous—it sup- yond recommended change H ing Rumor of Belligerency. . Nowg 38 o= LIT 1 e e B el | g e W B eIRRT EGEEEE | pliesa perfect seal—lubricates periods, its stamina prevents ithe minimum, the Italisn spokesman o s, Cosk or Gun Neial Lats Shoee e b R Y g t:’lOl‘Ollgle and continuously. sudden breakdown—with the ~ p declared yesterday in branding as false year walt ‘construction, Wb Sizes 11%-2, $1.98 s 5.8 $2.19 Sizes 1013V, $2.98 ;nwrtn that the lmlrl:n- \::daraec:e- Sizes 1-5%, $3.49 firs:m. model fcr growing Ky 8%5011, $2.69 Sizes 1 - 5%, $3.98 I C e e toreen anairs” Grandi, bad | S et % 1 Ifrunafewhundred milesbe- expensive results. 5 ; At the Sign of the Orange Disc : jcal questions with the statesmen of V4 ithe great powers or the Jugoslavian 7 question with M. Marinkoviich, for- 7 3 jeign minister of Jugoslavia. Bt | :h Emph.:utnx ium m‘:fi' llauue o; & Nations is moving nctly towar: K L—C e 5 ithe principle of arbitration in settling OVER 250 6’ p fl”["{'” A % ‘79114 ‘disputes, the spokesman added that AN\ ALY SToREs T X, e @ FACTORIES . i Italy was foremost in the fleld of arbi- = tration and expects to develop further ! g orinct : m||||nIlIlIIIIIIIII|I||IIl"llll“"“""|""u|"l""“““m““““l DO NOT PENALIZE OUR lllllll"llmlllllIIlllIIHIIIIHIIIIIINHIIIIIIIIMIIIHl|IIIllIII|IINlIlIII D A Fur Coat Sale You Cannot Afford to Miss - Open a Charge Account Now! Such values as these will hardly be duplicated for some time—so for g \ A most opportune time to open a Charge Account—you can arrange 4 convenient divided payments on the Fur Coats in this sale. Call at our STORE" the women who intend to purchase a fur coat this season we advise them to call tomorrow as we feel confident that they will surely find the coat they had in mind. BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDAB! Sale of Fur Coats at Positive Savings of 33% to 50% of Regular Prices Values That You Cannot Afford to Overlook Havg you bought your fur coat yet? No? Well, then, you are indeed fortunate—compare these prices with August Sale prices and See How Much You Will Save at Our Store Tomorrow! Every coat guaranteed—every coat perfect and every coat bought within the last month, so you can readily see you are getting fresh, new merchandise. X ; Why such prices you ask? Well, it is simple—August Sales are a fad, all over the country buyers rush to the market to buy for August sales and quite naturally the prices soar. No bargains can be bought when the whole United States is buying. When the demand slackens, then bargains are obtainable; that’s the secret of today’s sale. Please note these are the newest styles, full cut and well made garments. Allthe favored models that Dame Fashion has smiled on—all coats -any woman would be proud to own. Fur coats in this sale are the equal of any sold at regular prices. Here tomorrow at savings averaging 33% to 50%. . Natural Hare Coats : A Reasonable Deposit Sealine (Dyed Coney) Coats Use Your Charge Will Hold Any Coat Caracul Coats Account—No Interest For Future Delivery Fur-Trimmed Sealine Coats No Extras (Dyed Coney) Every woman wants a fur coat. Well, now is the chance to fulfill that wish, and at such wonderful savings, that any one can own a good-looking coat for a very small price. All exceptionally well tailored in the very newest style, some fur trimmed, others plain. Fancy brocaded or plain linings that will wear wonderfully well. In short, these coats measure up to every standard demanded by discriminating women. You must see them and then judge for yourself. $150 Beautiful Fur-Trimmed Sealine () Coats Never before have we offered such a value as this—Beautiful Sealine (dyed coney) Coats, very fine, deep lustrous pelts that closely resemble the expensive seal coats. Some models with black skunk collar and cuffs, in sizes 16 to 44, others ’ trimmed with brown fox collar and cuffs. All lined with good serviceable grade silk crepe de chine. Tomorrow at the unheard-of low price. $150 Caracul Coats $79.50 Sealine Coats (Dyed Coney) Beautifully made of kid cara- cul or caracul llacks., in gray and Of fine-grade selected pelts brown, trimmed with very fine . with beautiful lustrous finish, grade fox collar to match, made newest styles with shawl or ° Fifth Floor—Main Office for full particuldrs regarding our Budget sys- tem. No Interest, No Extras, We Do Not Penalize Our Friends. T ERE PPV UL LRI UER RO ERARCORA BN AL ARSRRRER A0 IO OV L AN L IIEH TR T with bell sleeves. Silk crepe de crushed crown collar, bell sleeves chine lining, with colored silk or turned-back cuffs. Plain or kicker. Sizes 16 to 42. Sale brocaded silk linings. Sizes 16 to price, 44, Sale price, $44.50, $88.50 < $100 Sealine Coats $45 Natural Hare Coats (Dyed Con o) Natural Hare Coats, full length “Stout” Sealine (dyed Con C9a':5. efh;delcctcd skins, m‘:fl $ 50 models, with puffed SI%V“ az;! with crushed crown collar; silk fancy linings. Sizes 36 to 44. crepe de chine lining; some with . Good-looking, serviceable coats contrasting color kickers; sizes for cold wintry days. Sizes 36 to 44 to 54. J;lce, $69.50, 44. Sale price, $19.75. Sale Goldenberx's.—Second Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited, '!:mummmnn|||u|uumunnnnmuuuuuuwumnmnumuu 0. UTEREST_ OR EXTRAS ADDE;‘TO CHARGE ACCOUNT ST ¥ £ DO NOT PEN.