Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1929, Page 49

2 ] : 49 % 1 bitd e ity's | | After 29 years of married life, Mrs. LEADVILLE MAYOR, FACING ciarerd . rose iffiflf:a«lngi?:lddfl’-;f’g’ifféé"‘?:fldgfiif"fieff‘fféxfif»éhflf the|HOLD MEETING IN WAR |t il meet here foday with Fed: | qusrantine and.control adminisiration. WIFE WINS COURT TILT. | ook ettt s Pecarie i R I S EX IR S | e e raving. it s oot | PO Wie masiictiment, AMayor Mo~ ON FRUIT FLY TODAY |furiner warfare against the Mediter- | United States Bureau of Entomology,| Richard Cook Is Convicted of Mak. | ¥Fe Stparated and have lived apart _— and otherwise improving the city, died | Donald was re-elected mayor amid pub- | ranean fruit fly. all with headquarters at Washington. L TR G ot WA Tencd or more than three years. April 24, at bis home early yesterday afternoon | lic acclaim. He was a native of SYra- | yany Experts and Regulatory Of- |, Texas. Louisiana, Arkansas, Missis- | = her husband ap- from an attack of pneumonia. His | cuse, N. Y., and a graduate of the Uni- | Moy EXP 8! v sippi, Alabama, Tennessee, North Caro- | P T Richard Cook, arrested on complaint | FT0% e of his wife, Helen Cook, was ordered | “I'm going o kill Yoo een cri perit ig: f 1895. 's at Session Held at lina and South Carolina are expected | gondition had been critical for several | versity of Michigan, class of 1895 cer A Kl Chruln | srer exnected] ‘ ‘ Mayor McDonald was indicted sev- = : Atlanta. plant disease boards. | The first chrysanthemums were im-|fo post bond of $500 or serve 90 days | She declared he shot her once before erai weeks ago with the members of l\is‘ In the last year the 10 leading ex- : 3 Among others invited are Dr. K. F.| ported from China into England in|in jall when convicted of making |and she was confined to Casualty Hos- council anc several of the leading | ports of Mexico were crude petroleum, | BY the Associated Press. Kellerman, associate chief of the United | Aé <l th |um=-u of personal violence before | pital for seven weeks. ATLANTA, Ga. May 15.—State en-|States Bureau of Plant Industry; Dr. 1790, and soon made their way to other | juqge Gus A. Schuldt in Police Court | The affair is a “frame-up,” accord- e e town by the grand | fuel oil, gasoline, copper, silver, lead, | 5 or xn(‘):xx:|)ll)|{mt‘,yuh§u\lolmz* m: :;é\:‘r. g ;::?c |lenngrquln, ('om'gp:nd raw cotton. ' tomogolists and regulatory officers of | C. L. Marlatt, chief of the United States | parts of the world. yesterday. ing to Cook. - N ER Georgia and eight other Southern | Bureau of Entomology and of the plant | U woman _said, hed her on the street when she Grand Jury Accused Him of Levy- vaiting for a bus and declared, ing Tribute From Bootleggers to Pave City Streets. By the Associated Press. LEADVILLE, Colo., J. McDonald, 67, ma; ‘ON DAY ONCE A Y District Day Sale $] and #1-50 Union Suits 69¢ 15.—Dr. R. of Leadville strRiICT DAy At The Hecut Co., i EAR-TOMORROW ONLY . For District Day Only.' Men’s $35, $45 & $50 Sheldon Suits 2 . ¢ « including a number of suits with TWO PAIRS of TROUSERS Men’s $1.55 and $2.50 Shirts Broken ranges. Few soiled. All perfect. Sizes 1314 to 19. Al sleeve lengths, Men’s 75¢ Pull-Over Shirts White rib- 9 fo ] bed combed™ varn. Sizes 34 to 4. Men’s 75¢ and $1 2, = Men’s 50c Fancy Hose Fancy Hose Silk_mixtures, ray- 4Qq Rayon-and - cotton, 290 on, silk-and-lisle. rayon - and - silk. Many patterns. 6prs.,$2.75 Sizes 9% to 12. 4 prs, $1 All colors. Sizes Large variety. 915 to 12. A7 S N $1.50 and $2 Ties Imported and do- mestic fabrics. 950 $1 Neckties Stripes, figures, e e o 0 fects. Wool lined. 8 for $2 Splendid variety. $5.95, $6.50 and $7.50 Silk Shirts Plain_and jic- §3 35 quard effects, Pas- : tel shades. Few white. Sizes 13% to 17 in the assort- ment. Men’s $1.85 and $2.50 Pajamas Plain color $‘l.65 broadcloth a n d fancy fabrics. Three 3 for $4.75 styles. Sizes A to D. Brand new 1929 styles . . . bought in a brand new purchase. And where sizes and pattern ranges are incomplete we have filled them in with suits from our own stocks. Finished or unfinished wor- steds . . . cassimeres and flan- nels. Plain or patterned. Sizes 3310 50. .. for men and young men. 50c Tennis Balls 3 for In airtight cans. . Brand-new stock. $1 75¢ Golf Balls Mesh marked. Konor oo 39€ long flight. 88x88 Check nainsook Fine madras Genuine Soisette Dobby Broadcloth Color Checked Madras FOR DISTRICT DAY ONLY! Men’s $2.95 to $3.95 Linen and Linen- Mixed Knickers $l.95 Pre-shrunk. Sizes Altered without charge. Extra salespeople. Extra service. $6.50 to $10 Tennis Rackets Split lamb gut. One-plece and three-piece $ 4_95 white ash frames. Athletic style Sizes 36 to 46 (Main Floor—Men's Purnishings.) Direct Elevator—Men’s Clothing Department—Second Floor. (Main Floor, The.Hecht Co.) For District Day Only.’ Men’s 31.95, $2.50 & 33.50 White and Fancy Patterned Plain or fancy weaves. Plus-four or regular cut. 28 to 40 waist. i (Main Floor—Sports Shop.) $13.95 Auto Seat*Covers Including all 1923 to 1927 models 1 9493 stock. Not all models. (Main Floor.) Men’s $10 Raincoats Only 40. Trench style. Others in $4'95 light weight imports, (Main Floor.) For District Day Only! Men’s $2.50 Straw || U, $10 & $12 Vacation Hats §7.95 Of leather. Suit @7 Q5 Brand-New 1929 Hats cases, traveling bags, week-end cases. (Main Floor.) ...offered at this price for one day only. Fine sennets and flat foot straws. Plain or fancy bands. Inner sweat- bands. All sizes. (Main_Floor—Men's Hats.) $10 to $15 Golf Bags Heavy can- vas. Leathey 94499 trimmed.. With hood. Deep collar and cuffs. Three colors. (Main Floor.) $2 and $2.50 Golf Clubs Woods and irons. Most $l'59 irons are chromium plated. Leather grips. Hickory shafts. (Main Floor.) : Sizes 1315 to 18 2 All sleeve lengths 6 for *10 = Any Size Fisk Tube FREE With the purchase of a Fisk Premier Tire, 29x4.40, $6.15; 30x3Y5, $5.38. Other sizes proportionately low. 2x1 White English Broadcloth Hyglo White English Broadcloth Plain-Color End-to-End Madras Plain-Color Chambray Plain-Color Ripple Cloth White and Plain-Color Oxfords Rayon-Striped Madras Rayon-Striped Broadcloth Fine Printed Broadcloth (Main Floor.) Men’s $1- and $1.50 Golf Hose Diamond patterns. 950 Seamless and fash- ioned. Grey, tan and colors. Sizes 10 to 11%. $3.95 to $5 Sport Sweaters Plain and fancy $2 95 . Light-weight wool. Sizes 36 to 46. $10 Golf Outfits 4 clubs and bag. @7 Q5 | Hickory shaft clubs 4 «+.+ one wood and three irons. Carefully tailored. Full cut. And well @aatn Floor) finished. Soft collar attached...one and ; two collars to match. . .laundered collar at- tached...and neckband styles. All sizes and color assortments to start the sale. (Main Floor—Men's Furnishings.) (Main Floor.) (Main Floor.) For District Day Only! Men’s $1.50 and $1.75 Pajamas English hrna(l(‘]nf!;l.-.and good Jquality Men,s ' Usual $6 Footmodel Shoes printed fabrics. Full cut. Well made. Three styles. Plain colors and new fancys. Black and brown calf skin. Blucher cut. Stub wing tip. Semi-soft toes. Medium weight. Rub- Sizes A, B, C and D. ber heels. For every day service. -All sizes. (Second Floor—Men's Shoes.)