Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1929, Page 27

i stks ‘at| to encircle the earth at ‘R'R{—ifllfll‘,: S PLATINUN, MARKET £ 22 = U. S. Dredges Imported by Moscow in Attempt to « Again Control Metal. PARADER IS STRICKEN, e R ) N‘flo\l&h World War Veteran Dies After Col- lapse in Street. NEW YORK, April 8 OP).—Lieuti e o - gk en Russis is trying to “come back” in| 15,0 redge . the world's platinum market. quantities of sand and Recently Colombia has been the chief | 8 little platinum. In source of platinum. The South Amer- | Ounces per ton is considered pay dirt, | fro ican country ran its production up from 'Five dredges built in San Francisco 10,000 ounces annually to 55,000 ounces, | Were landed at leningrad in 1926 and Before the war Russia was the world’s |shipped in he Trans- | Af platinum mainstay, but Railroad the output of the Ural Mountains de- posits to 11,000 ounces in 1920, 3 “The world demands about 170.000 ix tons of plat- Suite covered in good grade Jac- quard Velour over Reversible Spring-filled Cushions. Included- with the 3 pieces are an End Table, Library Table, Maga- zine Rack, 4-piece Smoker, Bridge Base and Bridge Shade. te that it Creates difcult|Col. J. Philip Benkard, a broker, col- for by Russia, Colombia and ‘Alrics. ¥ world demand.for platinum today is less | for platinum as r demand. have compelled industrial and sci finds American machinery into wire lly invisible to. of Genuine Walnut Veneers on Gum- Chair, Bench and 2 . ex rom the' ore. | japsed while marching. in the Army day | ome, s are at work on the Ores, €| jorade here today and died on the 'way ment, jety. X ), A 8 g . i s B DANDRUFF “Six; tons of platinum seem a smail ; users of platinum to find substitutes. human eye, making a strand TR Wt eye, LB i Suite includes Dresser, Ml o o Vanity, Chifforobe and Pillows complete this outfit at this -Russis must look to her newly rewon . | Iaurels. platinum market-is & prize. . Death was apparently muu;s ward platinum, J::!k'!kfl take 57 per o cent of the annual luction. Yet the | tains. Peasants supply to satisty a metal-hungry world. : have But & little platinum goes a long h por f A : than the pre-wa century, but the viet government | A cublc inch of platinum can be drawn N ) q» " ¥ A Clnminc Suite of ‘“d vcrkmmiip. e miles In othes platinum industry she o in| inch omunum can be stretched out z Straight-end Bed. A com- fortable Spring, Mattress, Remarkably Low Price. > Jacquard Velour _‘" Living Room Outfit LAUGHING AT.COST—DEFYING COMPETITION PENNY OFITSALE Dining Room Suite exactly as illus- trated. Consists of Large Buffet, China Cabinet, Ex. Table, 5 Side Chairs and 1. Host Chair. Made of Walnut Veneer over Gum- wood. A 32-piece Dinner Set and S-piece Console 01 $6.76 fit at a Remarkably Price. Consists of a Bed - Davenport, Club Chair and Wing Chair, covered in Ve- lour. A Bridge Base, Shade, End Ta- These Are ble .and Magazine Rack complete this $10.00 & $15.00 e Values See Them! These Are $10.00 & $15.00 Values See Them! COATS & DRESSES | $ X L et i Davenport Outfit Juniors’ Sizes—13 to 19 - - i B @l Krochler Bed COST $6.73 - Plus Penny Profit 01 — 97 different styles—so NEW, so SMART, that the onI{ difficulty is choosing among them! We needn't tell you they were made to sell much higher—you'll know that when you convinced. see them! Come DRESSES Ensembles Canton C; Flat o ‘anton Crepes rep Printed and Plain Silks s Party Frocks Business Dressen &treet Dresses School Dresses Sports Frocks Afternoon Modes Semi-Formal __Tailored M $119.00 Misses’ Sizes—14 to 20 Women's Sizes--38 to 42 Extra Sizes—up to 60.- R e T 4 tee any Dress or Coat in . this Sale was made to sell for $10.00 and some up to $15.00. - 1,200 Glorious - New Spring Hats All New . . . Just U For rh«'."a-t&"”‘u 1.85 .01 Women's Novelty Low Shoes Red and Green Kid, Patent Leather, Satin, Blonde Kid and Com- type heels and all sizes. $1.90%.01 Women’s Felt Moccasins Cushion Padded soles and heels; all ealors o _ - Cost 3Tc# |- FABRICS: Broadeloths, bengalines, Poiret sheens, black saiine, - twitle: , tweeds. Black in plenty, shades of tan, gray, ..:.1 e, fashionable for sports and DOLLAR SALE OF DOMESTICS S-piece Curtajn Sets, full lengths, com- ; plete with valance :and tieback— 4 Stylish Stouts—!; Sizes \ . . 3-Pc. Automobile Spring Seat, $29.75 Upholstered in good grade of cretonne over springs. Nicely finished with colored decoration in back. Consists ‘of settee, chair and rocker. Tables and ferneries to match. Pay $1.00 Weekly Sale of Manufacturers’ Sample of Girls’ Dresses Coats—Ensembles Monday and Tuesday Only Special ‘Three-Burner $12.95 5-Piece Unfinished Bleached and Unbleached Muslin} 10 yds. Breakfast Set 38x72 Self Colored Table Covers; each’ e 40-in. Printed Fast-color Batiste; 4 yds. Large Turkish Towels; 6 for. .. 36-in. Heavy Cretonnes; 7 yds........ Fancy Curtain Scrims; 12 yds........ Full Bleached Pillow Cases; 6 for..... Plain and Faney Rayon Alpaca; 3; yds. S pselalive 80x105 Cotton Pad Spreads; each. ..., - | W LBPPT i Leree Every New Shade and Color to Mateh Your Costume! —New ‘Strews! —New Viscas! traw - et —Faney Braide! —~New .. Feltal - No. Lift $14.75 No. 3 Side Icer. .. $24.75 N:- 31 ;ri:: Icer... $19.75 No. 4 Porcelain Lined. .§39.75 Dedaict $5.00 for Your Old Box Ladies' Slipover Sweaters. patterns U] ‘eolors, At & profit ..v..”‘..: ......... .T‘ a8 Girdies ¥ nd Girdles and [nner Complete Line of Y K28 [ Day Bed | S22 57 S i Strollers 38c | | “| . Our Regular Cretonne Pad Simmons Bed Outfit Consisting of Slmmons Bed, & comfor(able Mat- tress and a ¢20d, serv- Iceable. Spring. ex- ceptional valus offering during this sale only— . $15.75 Wi binations. 16 oo v amriibiryinn i v o $16.75 Stroller o F elt-Base Rugs ¥ Boys’ Blouses. ....c. .ot s 1 .35 0 3oys’ Low Shoes l-.;i"' | sus $12.75 $1 Delivers Slightly and 9x1 perfect. 9x12 “.95