Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1927, Page 23

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Hartshorn $1 mnches rollers Opaque Shades Glazed Chintz — Imported chintz | 42 inches wide mounted on Harts- 45 inches wide. horn rollers $1 -45 48 inches wide PALAIS ROYAL—Shades—Second Floor Save in This Great Clearance Sale! “""l"!ll'.!nuu““.,,.‘. Il All Reduced ]/33 Off Regular Prices Jjj]‘ yust a limited quantity; some manufacturer’s samples. None are badly soiled and most of 4 the comfortables are lamb’s wool filled. Most all the blankets are all wool. PALAIS ROYAL—Bedding—Second Floor All-Linen Tablecloths ¥ In Two Popular Sizes at Two Very Low Prices RS ) B Hxttin, : 50250 In. FQ . [You will be more than pleased with the extra heavy quality, soft finish and close weave of t}lese linen cloths. In oyster white, with colored borders, and hemmed. PALAIS ROYAL—Linens—8econd Floor Household Necessities! $1.95 Bridge . Lamp Bases g Your Last Chance! To Buy a $1.44 | “Rotarex” Copper Washer Decorated twisted iron bases, made with ad- gtable arm. Equipped ith extra long cord and wo-piece plug. [Shades range in price = Demonstrators and floor om 77¢ to $3.98. SIS samples of $155 models! This offer will not appear again— act quickly for there are only 2 > a few left! Use this coupon tain J to obtain other information E $l 64 ‘ 4 about the nationally recom- 5 o 3 2T mended Rotarex ~ Electric Washer. Please send us further in. formation about the famous $1.49 Household | Rotarex Washer. Mop Sets, 95¢ 1 | handle mop, short o dust mop and can every Pt el - PALAIS ROYAL—FElectric Appliances—Fourth Floor HE VAT LT, sttt 155 il oy y (an Stamped Stamped Sleeveless Seamless Bedspreads Coverall Aprons In Six Different Regularly 85¢ Designs 98C ea. for One Day Only 59C a % y Stamped v 3 y, § iv service- Just think of it! 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Three color combinations from which to choose. Plain velours on outside of pieces. (Sketched Above) Ten-Piece Dining Room Suite 5149 $229 Is the Regular Price! Built to give a lifetime of service— and skillfully finished with five-ply veneers on a gumwood base. 66- inch buffet, semi-closed china closet, double-door server, 6-foot extension table, five side chairs and one host’s chair make up the suite. (Sketched Above) Walnut-Veneered Bedroom Suite A charming group, made very distinctive by rich overlays of shaded i maple. 50-inch Dresser, Man’s Chifforobe, New Vanity Table and $ { Bow-end Bed make up the suite. All the drawers are mahogany lined ) and dustproof. A wonderful value! PALAIS ROYAL—Furniture—Fourth Floor IWEEK SEARCH ENDS IN CAPTURE Man Accused of Nurdering Two State Troopers Lodged in Jail. e as captured o troop com in_officers who had ¢ Iowed a trail“that led through New York and Pennsylvania, where he had been reported seen. One woman said v a man closely ription. under way a er commiited v from fear that and ured Wag- irtually night s preceding the received o tip r was working on a farm s and watched the sus- ly so as not to frighten him off. Wagner at first denied his identity, but when he was taken to the home of a sister. Mrs. Hughes, at Tioga, Pa. both finally admitted that he was the man wanted. From the time of his arrest Wag- | mer refused to discuss the chargs | against him. el RECALL ELECTION FAILS. | Greensboro, N. C., Mayor and Coun- cil Overwhelmingly Re-elected. GREENSBORO, N. C., September 27 (). yor E. B. Jeffress and E. R. Ford, David White Ridenhour defeated their | opponents by an overwhelming ma- jority in a special recall election hera vesterday. The average vote for the four incumbents was twice that of R. G. Hyatt, C. B. Hall, 8. V. Zigler and W. B. Ross, candidates on the recall ticket. In only three of the 11 precincts taking part jn the election did the re- call ticket gain a majority, and voting was close in one of these. The re- sults of the election we: follows: Ridenhour,-incumbent, 4,594; White, incumbent, 4,504; Ford, incumbent, 4.461; Jeffress, incumbent, 4,305; Hyatt, recall, 2,660; Hall, recall, 2.- 284; Ross, recall, 2,425; Zigler, recall, 2,189. A record vote was cast during the day, a total of 6,689 persons going to the polls. This was larger by more than 2,000 votes than the totals in the vegular city election l.st May. TWO DROWNED IN LAKE. Women Escape to Tell of Hus- | bands’ Fate—Bodies Found. MIAMI, Fla., September 27 (#).— Hysterical and almost exhausted from struggling through 5 miles of tangled swamp, Mrs. Richard Hobbs of Okee- chobee and Mrs. R. W. Wood of Mich- igan dragged thmselves into the Walker camp at Okeechobee early yesterday to tell of the drowning of their husbands and of their own nar- row escape from Lake Marion. The women are under the care of a physician at the camp, which is 5 miles from the lake. The bodies of their husbands were recovered 200 yards from shore on Lake Marion yes- terday. They were drowned when their rowboat upset in a squall. o SAYS CHINA WARS ALONE. ‘Waging Orient’s Fight on Com- munism, Chang Sun Declares. VICTORIA, British Columbia, Sep- tember 27 (#)—China is waging the entire Orient’s war against commu- mism, Gen. T. Chang Sun, attached to the Peking general headquarters staff, said here yesterday. Gen. Chang Sun was en route to the international ra- dio conference in Washington, D. C. If China ultimately is convinced of the justice of the Soviet's cause, all the East will follow her into com- munism, was the opinion expressed by the Chinese general. | AT 15000000000000006000000000 | s ———————————————— Treat Your Kitchen to a NEW Fully equipped and put up in your home AT A NEW LOW PRICE We Have Just the Style You Want % MUDDIMAN § 709 13th St. N.W. Main 140—6436