Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1929, Page 25

’ THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, OCIUBER 2, 1929. i 3 HINDENBURG SPENDS | vz s s | [QUOR EXPORT BAN | vt e s rarmen | STATUE IS HIDDEN [:ws, 't 3, Toda oo/ BANDITS GET $50,000 " Puviowa’s Aviary. export Irmengard and his son Oscar were - coll priest of the tenth century, as & copy, FROM MICHIGAN BANK | wiich- hes. beer ‘aceomimsdations sotel A on whether he and leagues those at the lodge. ;roh regul QUIET 820 BIRTH DAY .n"l'ahnr:u‘hou:Oermnny',!loul patriotic ls DENIED TO CANADA rnmlbgln:,h to :‘mlmrmnm‘ Fon TEN CENTURI Es has induced the authorities of the tem- _— Paviowa will not easily forget the great bodies arranged special celebrations in The Teply was in the negative, the ple to believe that the original image is | Force Fifteen People to Lie Down |dancer's bedroom, for she turned it into . X honor of the day. Among these was the |y ool Fe et Rul P That Meens that'any actions for the | J, = keptioal Regard.| "% Of Wood. Since the authorities of| 4y rhey Compel Cashier to £ mkustaretavialy of rite birie; eol- German Executive and Family Ob-| porin Artisans' Association, of which | Dominion Justice Department Rules | o, ittt af luor export fo countries | *Panese Become Skeptical Regard: | (e tempie adhere o the time-honored back with her to London to grace e i - the field marshal is honorary president. ibi where its importation is prohibited or St custom of 13 eenturies, an inspection of Open Vault, Hampstead home. serve Date at Presidential It Cannot Prohibit Rum Flow taken by Parliament,” ing Model of Goddess the image of Kwannon has been impos- | By the Associated Press, Paviowa says her dancing owes much Hunting Lodge. . “the President’s Blockhouse.” It is Schorfheide is sometimes known as . Premier King said. sible, "o to her study of the movements of her Presidents Blockhouse” 1t 12 to Dry Nation. Asked whether he believed Parliament Kwannon. 6. Jikaku s sald to have been the | qreeg men Tate povieraes e ap.the | leathered pets, and she Is an enthusi- fimber cottage owned by the state and Pl oy R M T only one o diregard the tradition and | Peopies Savings Bank. here, and forced |+ bird fancler ! 50 use of Tre- | By the Associated Press. devoted to the exclusive use of Presi-| By he Avccitea pres. 4 TOKIO . (Special).—Western skepti- | canstruction of the temple, It was ut| fauir foom whith thoy took bemween | o BERLIN, October 2.—Germany's st 5urrom‘1 dings. OTTAWA, Ontario, October 2.—The d . % cism is,penetrating the Japanese mind | that time, legend says, that thé priest | $40000 and $50,000 while more than President, Paul von Hindenburg, spent | FUTHC SUIOUNCIABS, o 0 o044 opten | C2UAIAD department of Jjustice has First Perfect Pitcher Dies, and causing discussion sbout the au- | Carved his replica of the original God- | 15 ‘people in the bank either lay face Senend his eighty-second birthday anniversary | L onie, 2880 SO Tl I own cook- | Fuled formally that the government of | morEDO, October 2 (#).—Dr. J, Lee | thenticity of th ts dimg (| SI.0F MR downward on the floor or knelt with o taied today quietly in the bosom of his fam- | ing. Herr Ebert was no Nimrod, how- Canada has not the power to prohibit J 2 " Jo icity of the reports regarding the| The third Shogun, Tokugawa Iye-|thejr faces to the wall. on the tried % ily at Schorfheide. the presidential| U% CSEF F2E W0 B0 (e nburg looks | PY Tegulation the export of liquor to Richmond, who pitched the first per- | statue of the Goddess Kwannon, in Asa- | mitsu. is said to have seen and admired | “The robbery apparently had beer and proven sore hunting lodge on the banks of beautl-| [0y, iing o "his chief pastime. any country wherein the importation of [ fect big league game, is dead. On |kusa Temple, Tokio, For more than 10 |it; but this is denied by the ggthorities | well planned, the cashier said. throat remedy for ‘r#x g:r‘;&'m" Lake, about 35 miles north sl o ""-?f,’u uog‘rmmmdhghrefimma.“ Jar | 2une 12, 1880, on the mound for Wor- | centurles the statue has not been seen, | °f the temple. Eight persons, including E. J. Haynes, relief. 36c, 60c and $1.00. 5 < = n, Wl as _particular | cester, the tional , he . o ide f the ba e ini L e b e et e e e M L A e e R R T ) TONSTLINE 5 n yesterda! 'n " ter made ‘the event even more than|more than $1,000,000. Atackentic King: atter » mecting of the | Beoee Unpeatyr T Jub out of nldl AR be ';'..'.'"’.'Z..‘&"’m“.':?x:: el T yeor. RO Lo U o o [apeNetiedsnet sariosst LB on her tour and destined to go wmmmm $122.25 BRUNSWICK Electric Shipment of A : 4 ' ' e jove Radiator Shields i | i . ARl e | 1 " —A new lot of these shields ; . E buds, wrapped in tin- :‘:flv}e‘%n,“s'i ,{;‘ nmel to join % 4 foil.—Street Floor. e of big values you s 5 5 will find in our Anniversary Tik-Tak Prints Sale. There are two sizes eao : . —New Pall patterns for your choosing—both ad- enuine RCA Tubes — AN : d i coloxiness u';,.yble—_yfgt tflhzgtslmcmd! ;x;d 27&“’: 55“1/; 7 G LIS C T 5 7 ;M.mmw,lmae i.s r;.‘fl; n49c inches. Just what is needed to protect yo e ar . R wnllsu and draperies from dust n?d grime. 2 RCA 100-A speaker ';1 v ;e i iolets 23-pc. Luster Tea Sets Brunswick Cabinet @ E i, e AL tone colorings.—Street $2.69 ' gy —Kann’s has put over many startling radio values—and here is another just as Kodak Albums o temarkable, Think of it! A brand-new, all-electric set—one of the latest models— Y ) ] w e e AR the two - tone in a beautiful Brunswick cabinet, equipped with 7 RCA tubes and topped off with the | brown or green— Tl i powerful 100-A RCA speaker, for just $75.00. The price is so low and the special i SEackTRotr: of French tan SnORVDENEorY terms for the Anniversary Sale so attractive no one need miss the pleasure of a good | Webster’s Dictionary d.sal?'my' dntol Eas LM baER SN0 radio! Come, see it and hear it! We know if you do you will soon have it in your | " —Handy Size Self- 79 o~ e i Sterling Shak . 5 . f ¢.— Downstairs o . gl $10 Delivers It, Balance in Easy Payments S T — 88c set XKann's—Yourth Ploor. | Children’s Bags —S8ix sterling silver salt g L) i i —Leather dlnd silk B i per ke 1 S A S 8de . lors. Fitted with price during the Anni- \ ;’Am and mlrror‘.’ $1.00 value. versary Sale, : ’ —Street Floor. Vitreous China Tea Pots " : Hea‘}y WaShahle Flat Cl'epe ;T{’n&‘::o::c‘:"ggegi,IQ 39 Inches Wide, All Silk. Regularly $1.59. Special at— ORIl et —Attractively shaped, 3 3% v : i 5 = prettily colored tea &e,u Y g —At any other time, except in the Anniversary Sale, —D-rg]l lme hn.xr:‘% ::}- 330 in smssmplelse every- i %‘\ Y / you would have to pay considerably more for this oldered . Hem one—500 of them to : 4 lovely silk flat crepe. It is a fine firmly woven grade stitched and hand-rolled hems.— sell at this ¢ Y E 5 e the ‘mtmtvelros:r?msp-}: that not only wears excellently, but keeps its finish Y yd. Street Floor. so hurry for yours. after many washings. 39 inches wide and shown in Handkerchiefs i e l H db u forty of the fashionable ‘Fall and Winter colors. R Sample Handbags e o : G ] g0 Kann's—Street Floor. nells—Street Floor ‘Bridge and Junio " Actudl $5 to $3.49 ..o if-dnl"sg . $7.50 Values ’ e 5| —The newest handbag styles, offered in this M t t C ' tached. Sime 28 10 B e peoit | Save on Mattress Covers. o b many of any one style, so we advise early shop- : O.N.T. Cotton ing for best selections. Every bag is silk lined, —250-; End is made of genuine Ien{zer, n black and $2 and $2.25 “Black Rock” £ piclone szcdoz- 3?&‘;‘: colou.v tted with center purse and Mattress Covers ';’mi"”" Black, 40 to 70.—Street g r. < D - Kann's—Street Floor. S . Goasphiece ¢ / ‘ = $ ]_ .49 ea. Steel Scissors . 5 ¢ LOf guaranteed steel —An offering of lamps that > ith 1d handles. - will please .you wm:)s their ; { : Well made covers of an extra Assorted sises —Street 29c beauty and extremely modest 2 % .eavy unbleached muslin. Bound Floor. price. The bases are in R i = all around and fastened with p S : ] % m washable rubber buttons at one $1 Garment Bags man and Antique gold finishes f % » —of lorful - and the shades are of parch- f = . f ;::.s::!ll, three-quarter and twin ";""‘t:""'w }zf ldue wc‘k‘;t;d 59 c i = i 3 B arments— ment paper in paneled shape, i 4 \ @ s esmez gmm. . decorated with raised Jasso i e \ $1.75 to $1.89 “Kanco” $1.29 to $1.49 “Sanislip designs. : Two other groups = \“) Mattress Covers Mattress Covers _mh?'”k 3::1:.’, At of Lamps also in —Heavy, unbleached mus- $1 29 —Unbleached muslin covers, 87 of colorful eretonne— 250 . c the sale at $6.95. made with ties, ready to slip Street Floor. lin covers f ned th e Sublae s W on the bed. Full and twin bed washable rubber buttons on Water Bottle or L ) e B flesh color. Two prs. garters attached. —Street Floor. Fountain syringe : Dress Shields, 2 pr. 5= 65¢ = Fine Axminster Rugs | &5 2 value.—Street Floor. —Colored rubber hot-wiur bottles and foun- G tain syringes in rose, blue, green or orchid. Each = | Fancy Pillows guaranteed for two years. An excellent value. X o ; . —Boudoir Piilows of 79 Combination at $1.15 Sizes 9x12 $ 28.88 : $ ince and ribbon. Vari- c —Hot-water bottle and fountain syringe com- and 8.3x10.6 —Fourth Floor. bination for this low price in the Anniversary ? Sale. In same colors as above, with the same = Flapper Dolls BT B guarantee. —To make this one of the BIC values in - - & > s g 69(3 > 2. the sale—we have grouped together some 2 4 white, blonde, black or Reg. $6.95 Virgin Wool Sponge Rubber $3 Shower of the' beet known mates of, Axmipater S / brown, hair. To, be Bath Mats Bath Brush Rugs, and have price-tagged them with . ; this extremely low price, Every rug is s S / 4 $1.95 Bedspreads - . OMFOR' I lS 92(‘, ea perfect-Lthe patterns and colorings un- 53 L) —Cotton crinkle % . usually attractive, and you have a choice < 5 e s:“u'e‘: $1.39 —15x30-inch rubber 4E ttie b Toow e - | n colors with white stripes.— —52x78 inch com- bath mats in_colors to an exhilaraf . D Torts, covered ~with et n o : vieh Street Floor, mercerized sateen in $4c.89 | Enundmis Veluecsi | | bibefor this low price Seamless Velvet Rugs 18x36 Oval Cotton Rugs . S a variety of pretty the price. ‘F i the Anniversary Sale. —Beautiful rugs that will give 42 —Washable rugs, in colors Bt arter Elastic colors. me have plain cenkt:ra. ;ther! years of service. In sizes 9x12 and patterns suitable for 88 Pl 22 figured: eenters ‘with: piain haoks ‘snd boc / and-8%x10% ft. and artistic designs bathroom and bedrooms. A C b i R C ders. An outstanding value in the 3 . and colorings. special value. . ter length at this price.—Ribbon " Department, Street Floor. Kann's—Street Floor. Kann's—Third Floor.