Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1928, Page 12

i - i . ~e ea , i - THE FVENT\’(" STAR,” WX'SHINGTON’. D. ¢.” MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1928 e Theater Doorman STORM COOLS HEAT e, orman, WAVE AH[R 9 mE Southern Banker By the Assoct BILOXI, M August 6.—A ro- mance which acted Nation-wide attention culmin here yesterday in the marri: of Archibald Bonge, N st, and Miss . daughter of 's most promi- s parents and attended the A Loyal Store Naturally there are many complex details and technicalities to the conduct of this business, but there is nothing intricate about it in principle. Wind and L|ghtn|ng Cause| Damage in Massachusetts and New York. ansburgh & Bro. 7th to 8th to E-FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 6,000 Yards of Wash Fabrics Priced to Enthuse Seamstresses 2,000 Yards 79¢ 2,500 Yards $1.00 1,500 Yards 25c Rayon Prints Swiss Organdy Plain Voiles 49c¢ yard 49c¢ vard 19¢ vard Printed rayon is smart for early Fall In any number of exquisite pat- A quality that combines sheernes you know ! terns. Large and small designs—most with durability. ' Firmly woven with of them using the floral motif. A wide satin selvage edge. Exquisite fabric that, because of its permanent plain colors—any number of them. finish, will be just as attractive after a The quality of this fabric represents a tubbing as before. A multitude of col- far higher-priced fabric. This is very 45 inches wide. special tomorrow. 40 inches wide. ‘Wash Fabries—Third Floor Underlying the activities of this organ- ization is just one idea—to apply ourselves to the task of giving Washington an advan« tageous shopping center in terms of de- pendable merchandise, attractive values and helpful service. Br the Associsted Press ) Mr. Bonge was NEW YORK, August 6 —The heat at Paramount Theater wave under which the Eastern S k by night and in the have been sweltering st - nted pictures. Miss Swet- day took nine lives before ently went on the stage in electrical and wind brought and there met her hus- temporary relief and m mage to several sections, especially in Massa- | chusetts. | Two died from the heat in New two in Philadelphia. Pa.; one in Albany, N several drownings and tions over the week en The wind and clectrical storms did the most damage t Conn¢ Valley near Springfield. Mass storm centered at Chicopee o houses were unroofed. x{; ees blown do Hurt and electric light and power serviee disrupted for several } _NEW YORK Holyoke also Paul Rader vation Army. was struck and killed as he was herding se small bathers out of the Sharon, Mass. Four people wer automobiles destroved We believe that fundamentally, a store is like a personal employee; that it should be loyal to the interests of itg customers; and that its success depends on carrying out that idea in a conscientious way. Lansburgh & Bro. honeymoon will be spent at 8 he Tchouticabouffa they will return e Mr. Bonge will resume his art wor RESCUES GIR.L ON HORSE. Brother-in-law of Dennis King Is in Saving Child. t 6 (/). —Dennis comedy act t suffered seri- : s horse galloped past King : who were riding together. :::; ;l)rugsd b(ewlrix‘l‘:(‘nxl;\“f: ght tried to lift the girl from the [ oetien etk g0 theen, | The stoud | and both fell to the ground. Metropolitan district and then swept o BELGS it pis Body ey t over Long Island, where much | e il g A e o out ov Is to protect her. He was un- g:p was r;pgrt‘ N ¥ conscious when taken to the hospital Sidents of Beacon, . ¥ Physicians said he had suffered a broken terdays storm was the wors and was kicked in the face, N. Y., which swept on over th tral part of the State, did littie damage and relieved the heat WOULD INDUCE U. S. S T0 AID CONTRACTORS Building Official Says Private Firms Need More Govern- ment Work. By the Associated Press. | NEW ORLEANS, August 6—Plans to induce the Federal Government to let | more construction work to private con- | tractors were outlined here yesterday | by D. A. Garber, general manager of the Associated General Contractors of America, to a gathering of some 75 members of the organization. Mr. Garber declared the practice of the Government in doing its own levee construction will resuit in private con- tractors being awarded but one-third of the $2,500,000 levee project on the lower and that this, he said, was Mot sound economics for the Nation. “Private contractors cannot compete with the Government in the amount of their bids,” Mr. Garber said. “The rea- son is that the Government has no taxes and incidental expenses and conse- Quently can do work chuper = That is why this offer These prints show the very latest de- signs—the loveliest color combinations —and so many of them! A quality that will delight you. 36 inches wide. ors. Sale! $15.95 Fiber Chairs or Rockers $12.95 Inviting chairs——roomy and comfortable, of superior quality hand-woven fiber. Upholstered in gay cretonnes. A chair that would be an attractive addition to any room in the house. Just the chair to “loll” in on hot afternoons. Novelty Furniture—Fifth Floor $22.50 Folding Steel Lawn ATISFIES e Tas Our Own Goods 3 in Armstrons Lineleams SUPERIOR LINOLEUM CO. 213 Eye St. NW, Main 10293 An. Unusual Sale of Only 800 Pairs $2.50 to $3.50 Fine Full-Fashioned All-Silk Stockings Kayser, Van Raalte, . Sturdy in construction—attractive in Run Check Brands SWIngs finish. Splendidly made screen doors SPECIAI with black wire. Size 30x78 inches. A A door that will give extraordinarily good Sloia H service. Stained a rich walnut. ; G $19 50 SCREEN DOOR GRILLS, PY y of heavy steel wire with brass $2.59 1 o ; i Walnut Stained Screen Doors $1.59 or bronze finish, Will protect lifetime your screening swing that can OBREGON LEADER URGES 12.INCH EDGEWOOD LAWN MOW- B das T At SUPPORT FOR CALLES‘ Efiépefif‘l b;;‘d"e‘:. w’l{!‘gh:tlg;u $8.4S up and put Gov. Saenz Dilblndn Slain Gen- eral’s Political Organization. Mz'zg-}l'l'vcr:"’s'd‘" made away each vear. Varnished hardwood seats, com- TEE! A Is to Revolutionists, WIRE WICKETS, 00 T painted green. For 15 for $1. IR = St Svees. fencing in lawns, etc. MEXICO CITY, August 6—Aaron 5-FOOT DAHLIA POLES, painted green. 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