Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1928, Page 16

D. €., TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1928 W. . Moses & Sons PUBLIC CONFIDENCE THE FEVENTNG STAR. WASHINGTON, rURIHER EV"]ENB[ |BARRELL ROLLER ON waY. Pfl“SH H.YERS MAY hiapie g "Bl at" Oports would go ¢ ‘national fly 2 at Alver The 'men and th §f‘f‘k< e h\ RURn v F’nm consul went to | 1e flying field 1d e delay. Body of Coast Glrl Idemmed e and must be manipu- | | inces Buffalo to Miami. AGAIN SEEK HUNUR ch plane could not s Tdzikowski is impatient and nrpn‘urd‘ at Inquest—Formal Charge ! way which will not interfere | sidlering Another Attempt |miher HARRISBURG, Pa (M. —Tudor Alex | e of a thick fog and ldzikowski and Kubala £0N- [since the disaster and smokes cigareties t from the Stale \ i Looms Today. to Cross Ocean. 5 ¢, to Miami, Fla., the only mn< imposed upon him _ being SINCE 1861 ga 1tly while writing the story of the ' . Pa Tudor Al “When the plane didn't Y., bas been granted | eturned to their hotel a barrel through fl\!‘ aflai but was d be re- ting on the cause ria, en route from ating on the cause of he didu't | If all goes well the S s s skt i expects o start his| L ISR, August 7.—The Polish alr- | | | SLIP COVERS| arrel rolling next month. | Limited Time e 5. Louis o | iy { men. Majs. Louts Idetkowski and Kasi- | Only 829.75 Complete | tmir Kub s to ret h sition Papers Sought. | s ol A For any 3-piece set, in Best Paris, wher ted a transatlan- 07 Gov. | tie flight w ended when they feil | Grade 709% Belgian Linen. You d to sign req- | into the sea. They are already talking | are -uured high-grade work- | return to Den- |of making another attempt, but this 4 Y munnhlp and 100"0 snhsfacllon be repaired be: fore ad- ad' 1211 F St. NW Main 3211 “Tailored to Fit" 9 to 5:30 F Street at Eleventh Main 3770 © The August Sale of Domestic Rugs Carpets and Inlaid Linoleums ! lent ' | v received a telegram from Paris yesterday stating that an airplanc Griebacher “Jeminine Apparel of Individuality TWELVE-TEN ' TWELVE-TWELVE'F STREET Showing The Newest Designs at Savings Well Worth While UR patrons find it easv to choose the floor coverings they de- sire, because the showing of delightful new patterns in the August Sale is so mmprehensn While the genuine savings Now obtainable make it an event doubly attractive. ALL EVENING AND DINNER FROCKS NO¥ REDUCED ¢ 529 " Formerly Finest Seamless Axminster Rugs Rugs of the finest quality, in new designs, at very low Sale prices. Grade No. 1 Grade No. 2 -$45.00 $42.75 $27.00 $15.25 $7.25 Oxig . 8.3x10.6 .. oD 4.6x6.6 36x63 . 27xb4 ..... S17 $32 $49.50 to $158.50 the Mount Bethel Sta the oniy convention Capital that remains a Sl Convent ek Formerly vention, which Y two old con- $4950 dmitted to the tion before it n any of its Evening and Dinner Argosy Seamless Wilton Rugs Our exclusive, new designs are shown in these beautifu] seamless Wiltons—the last word in finest Wilton weaves. 9x12, $139.50 8.3x10.6, 8129 36x63, $24 Formerly Evening and Dinner o JUDGE HITS PEDESTRIAN. Chicago Jurist Resents Being Struck With Bag of Popcorn. CHICAGO, August 7 ( C.} Johnson tarew a sack of popeorn at Judge Francis Borrelli of the Municipal | Court. and this, according to the story toid in the Wabash Avenue Court yes-| terday nsed the jndge to such a de- gree that he struck Mr. Johnson in the exve It all started when Jugge Borr most hit Johnson With his‘car Pa; the judge spoke to Mr. Johnso o was on foot, and reprimanded him for carelessness. The pedestrian retaliated with a barrage of popcorn | Johnson was charged with disorderly eonduct, and the case was continued be- cause Judge Borrelli did not appear in 27x54, $15 Formerly £6950 v 393 Bund]lar Wilton Rugs Wool—and 912 . . ..$99.00 8.3x10.6 _$91.75 French Wilton Rugs Waorsted-—the rugs. 9x12 8.3x10.6 _. 27x54 Oakdale Wilton Rugs Wool—*" 9x12 . 8.3x10.6, 27x54 Evening and Dinner i standard for fine “durable as iron.” Evening and Dinner | 7 $128.25 $118 6x9 1.6x7.6 . $83.25 847.25 $14.00 All Sales Final—No Exchanges—No Credits Wilton Rugs Wool—a new quality and a wone derful one. 9x12 .......$67.50 8.3x10.6, $63.00 sturdy as the oak.” $85.50 6x9 . 835.00 $80.00 4.6x7.6 _$31.00 ........................... $9.25 6x9 . .$45.00 1.6x 4.6 824 75 About this time of the year this sad statement assails your ears. Then begins a wearisome trek from store to store, Carpets in the Newest Weaves seeking a hot-weather suit that was made to fit vou 5 s A g i I'he newest colors and designs, of splendid quality, very low priced. and not some other sized man. Broadloom Carpets (Seamless. 9 and 12 Feet Wide) Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 $6.50 1 $4.50 > 83,50 1 %12 Rug Cesis Grade 3 $44.40 We, too, are more or less guilty in this business of Plain and Fig_’lll‘(‘d (Jurpols 27 Ins. Wide $2.25 $9.25 not having your size. However, our stocks of men’s hot-weather suits are so extensive, and x12 Rug Costs Grade 2 $56.40 9512 Rug Costs Grade 1 $80.40 the price groups so varied, that you're not lo Yd. ]il-,h]j' to words around here so frequently. hear these five discouraging So, if you're tired and footsore and Finest Inlaid Linoleums Measurements taken and estimates given without obligation, about ready to give up, come to Cool- Cove on the Second Floor. If you Domestic Linoleum $I 45, $1.95, $2.25, $2.45 s ¢ Rug Section, Fourth Ploor Imported Linoleum $1.95 and $2.45 @ ¥+ can't find your size in one group, And are vou'll find it in another. the prices...they, also, sized to fit you. Men’s Tropical Worsted Suits $19.50 Men's Palm Beach, Mohair and Linen Suits, $13.50 Other Tropical Suits $16.50 to $35 Unusual Values . Drapery Section Clearance Prices Prevail on These Four Items in Draperies 85¢ Belgian Linens 79¢ v The ideal slip cover fabrics. 50 inches wide. Only those in stock at this price Ruffled Curtains Rayon Marquisette e 7 Regularly 75¢. Curtain marquisettes in rose, maize, blue, gold; 40 inches wide $1.10 Cretonnes (Cool-Cove, 2nd Floor, The Hecht Co.) { 3 T | \ g ]—mm ¥ Were $450 to $5 pair, “This is Our Big Yemr!” $3.95 Only those in stock on sale; no reorders, 89¢ - Mastly the imported crétonnes in a variety of designs and colors, Drapery Section, Third Floor