Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1929, Page 21

THE EVYENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1929. — Dt LOCAL SINGERS LOSE IN FINALS Miss Yocum and Gilbert Fra-| ¢é e /99 ser Eliminated From | ‘«B u d d y A\ [ : % Radio Audition;” Miss Florence Yocum, soprano, and ~—Buddy L Toys are the real, practical, sensible toys for S ek boys. Santa Clause has brought the entire line to Kann's, contestants in _the Atwater Kent ! r . Foundation's 1929 radio audition, were - Come in and see them—we know youewill want themiall. Imported eliminated from the national finals it i%?zflm’i&?&Yét?h:hfiogfifi?ec:fi D - A Special Sale Of Feat]lel' Cases The four district winners are Miss | Agnes L. Skillin, soprano, of Spring- S Y vale, Me., and Mrs. Paula J. Phoenix. | T s soprano, of Oakhurst, N. J., first and G = = 5 l Il l e S . second, respectively, in the women's di- 5 4 tision, ‘and Charles'E. Carlile, tenor, of L S e i lis, R. I, and John Perciyal, - . . —Dai cases, o S:g:::;le.l,u'!‘ssnuth Sudbury, Mass., first < ) . Pa;nmns Gowns llngerl:'.h or, if ymx‘r dn’nnt :-.m u: d, respectively, in the men's i . . case, they can urned in Shvision, " The pational’ finals will be : i Chemise Stepins charming boudoir pillows, The held December 15. » . S front of the cases are of frilly Miss Yocum and Fraser, who won the Dance Sets feathers with a face in center, contest for the District, competed 7 }:\den:.l?, lorrl’&ldl:idlu;;jlmisri ;’n.«-. ainst 28 other State champions in ) ) S , coral and Lido blue colorings, New York November 20. Tne con- R T In Dainty Gift Boxes testants, introduced by number only, —Pillow for inside sang through an extensive network of National Broadcasting Co. stations. Miss Skillin and Carlile, it was an- Bounced, recelved & _majcrity of the “ " : . s votes of both the professional judges and the radio audiences of the 15 States B dd H d ] A l T k / fnchuded i the competiion, Miss Sk U IJ raulic Aerial 1ruc / lin, a music supervisor, is 23 years oid, 7 ! ; i : and " was known to ihe judges” and ; The loveliest and daintiest of gift radio listeners as No. 1. She sang the s A lingerie will be found here in this R e Thxs‘ truck has a ladder vtlhxch can be' extended A st e L e e e to a height of 41 feet, working automatically, has ments you will be tempted to keep and was identified as No. 8. ‘He sang | steel frame, aluminum disc wheels, hose compart- for yourself—they are so beautiful— “I Hear You Calling Me. yig e and so inexpensive. Some are . vision: i . i AR S aenaet ment, etc, It is 39 inches long, 814 inches wide and 10 inches high. smartly tailored, others are cleverly uhnlurship; &x:m-med by the Atwater trimmed with laces, colorful appli- Kent Foundation. ques, hemstitched ribbons and tiny Eri de s st s [ Novelty Gifts INTERESTS LONDON :;Ls:&d;s:. Every one lovelier than at $1'00 5 = - : Misses® and Women’s Size pr, Insurance Official Welcomes I’hni . N en’'s Sizes mg}:g.dgcgv Eo l:‘ riz gfhanfiiseers-' of Encouraging Frequent Medi- Dump Truck Buddy L Steam Shovel | Buddy L Sprinkler & €% Chemise and Stepins of Flat chief sets, chiffon handker~ Y a o chief and garter sets, shoe oal Exumiantion, | $4.95 $2.95 $9.95 & Crepe in Extra Sizes Also trees and handkerchief sets, A o </ etc. Dainty and practical _Bnlil(k)lr&s o4t‘/ s‘teel lc'z?:‘?;: Vi 2 Kann's—Second Floor. gifts—low p¥1ced. 3 sec! , 41%-in. alu . Y NDO! o —Sugge: body made of steel with|out, has 2-in. wheels with N | ) = B lzvgliedhenalmel finish. It is |automatic dumping control. :’vfi’:e‘!géé’;‘} é““‘gge&a‘;flg Others, 30c¢ to $4.95 ancer specialist, that special insurance | nches long. . ep‘o‘l‘igcs pr,nilht asist i checking the | Ribbon Depi.—Street Floor. read of cancer have aroused consider- able interest in insurance circles. 3 e An offcial in one of the leading Brit- | A ' S . 4 N ish life insurance companies declared ! ¢ 4 . P d C that :nyt;‘l‘ng mmuremn: frequent s -—/\ i l"«te repe ew Gr oup Of medical examination is_highly desir- | e T s ’ \} and Metallic Silk—Crepe—Chiffon ———— S =\ = CANCER CURE IDEA NN s NN AV —— i WSS By the Associated Press. —Buddy L dump truck has| —Made of steel through- rsons could be persuaded to take out > . . R e such | Buddy L Tug Boat |Buddy L Fire Engine lic: in d d, periodical pro- | 4 " = © hiction of & medical certificate showing $24.95 $9.95 : R O C S B ] e | —This_boat works auto- | —Body is special type, with | ~ Buddy L Sand I I{ S e 1l matically throughout. and | 5%-in. seat. Kcfil“ixfl‘&figf Screener HEART ATTACK FATAL | e | etokcitbes roett e < $9.95 Successful Frock Modes ver all is 27 in. long, 61| tions, etc. Finished in AT FOOT BALL GAME et il 121, Jong S | [0kt red TEE o 9 gravel plant, consisting of Featuring the New Silhouette Retired Steward of Clemson Col- i ! e truck, elevaiwr, b‘chut:’. - y rin lege Stricken Just Before Play | ! t sereen, measuring bin an | | hopper. tired steward of Clemson College and 9 E known to thousands of the institution’s NI Buddy L Steam T " ~ Which Won, 7 to 6. i i d R % ' €%, (V% \ we By the Associated Press. ~ h) ) A 3 (4 N '{ v . CLEMSON COLLEGE. S. C., Novem- | { - iy ber 20.—Augustus Schilletter. 64, | IR L oo SOy ¥ i ¥ s \ { 4 B = graduates as “Shorty,” died of a heart | Locomotive With attack in the second quarter of the | i Buddy L Concrete Tender < LRI eRe fortre Clemson-Furman foot ball game yes- ) 2 terday. Clemson won the game. 7 io 5. | Buddy L Ice Truck Mixer 29 50 woman who dresses well. Schilletter was occupying a seat on | 5 - o) Three of the Smart Dresses that are marked equal- the Clemson players' bench and suf- $7.v 0 43 fered the fatal strok> just prior to th- | $12.50 —The locomotive is equip- Styles Featured at ly by the beauty of fine lines play which scored Clemson’s touchdown. | —Has automobile type ped with dromes, air tanks, d th & S SR steering mechanism. alu-| —A complete concrete mix- | whistle, brass bell, running $ 5 and the restraint of good taste. minum wheels, full length|ing plant. Equipment in-|boards, steps, headlight, Yet th ice i .00. BREAKDOWN IS FATAL. | runnlng‘bnard.s with fen- clude"’s one all-stecl meas-|engine couplers, cow- ’ by LA it ?nly $15.00 Fashioned of bright tone wide. in. wide. tank and ccal pocket. crepes, chiffons, prints and fish tor and Writer, Dies in California. 3 g o 3 —Chic, charmingly feminine blouses, nets. Copieg of Paris creations. SAN FRANCISCO, November 29. ). | Kann's—Fourth Floor fashioned of printed crepes and metallic 2 Suitable for street, f S or dress ~Charles Minnegerode Maigne, former i i i e moving picture director. writer and war | fabrics of a_quality usually found in and for evening parties. In all ;?mam:n;}eg&m ;:s‘yfgd";m,;eflo,.! more expensive models. Also plain col- b beantitals e w. Winter rday. was 1 i - s s g Fosarday. e was ored blouses of crepe and satin. With iliness, which followed & recent break- | frilly collars, pleated jabots, shirred shades and clever, graceful, down in health, ¢ hiplines and becoming necklines. The figure-fitting styles. - wi;d;;lm A ' o daintiest sort of gift suggestion. RN : ——— 0ooks for Children St i o General use of windowless houses by Kann's—Second Floor. Kann's—Second Floar 1915{'\ is predicted by gr E. E. Pree, con- sulting engineer. They will be lighted. i glarelessly, by eiectric lamps giving out - . To Interest Almost '.hl'd plg’!pe!l:‘l proportion of sunligh* he i told the Electrical Association o ow . York. The weather in each room will Any Boy or Girl be that regarded as the best for each activity. ! i —Hundreds of girls and boys that we know F or a Gift to Yourself A vy G He ics s S - . . o e e of are hoping their mothers and daddies will cs the school nur: give them BOOKS this Christmas. You can make them happy and keep them busy ) LaViShly Furred Rayon Satin R AR ders. It is 1314 in. long,|uring shovel. It is 16 in.|catcher, and has brass rail C. M. Maigne, Former Film Direc- 4{".1 in. deep and 7!2 in.|long, 16 in. high and 17%|trim. Tender has water i 'reading during the Christmas vacation. Men’s Handkerchief ! Here you will find books to please every of purest linen. unusual and exclusive GonlERe " very moatst Shared on o . child —at prices that every parent will 3 - 3 I wo : ' C O A I S Kann's—Downstairs Bookstore. i Special Saturday at S $1 000 . _ . - o 4\ ' g ‘;’n::: f,.,.‘ w00 iy | - ' / ; gl RN $50 For Misses and DOLLAR B aatd /o Bl Women DRY CLEANING CO. 1731 7th St. N.W. —At this remarkably low price tomor- —Every woman row these coats are an investment that :"’i"“in“‘iemt‘:“lzef' will yield you the highest in value, in Ul ever;', ° i smargress and setvice. Graceful mod- :V:;nlr} will like fm . . eive one or Framed Pictures e i of ot G| il black, green, brown, blue and red. All cially if it is one of 5 Pri !uxuriously trimmed with furs—which ;},‘"el;l;{“_';‘:? ;‘;’;:; Etchings and Prints '8 include— it 15 Bl Rt You can make a : P"‘;‘Y F;]ors—:rin:— | i " med with contrast- | Flaky Crisp Pie Crust —Beautiful imported etchings by well known $ 1 1 9 Opossum Dyed Muskrat ing shades. Smart. [J in Four Minutes with : f} ‘ Wolf Kit Fox comfortable and so artists., Some in black, others in soft harmonious i BegUgee ihespenivaly rided colors. Also Imported Norwood prints in color. < you willGe'able 'to F lAKO Attractively framed in burnished gold mouldings, or black with fine and Caracul s}ve ;:::n t;:r ,:;‘é"s:] . PIE CRUST I 5&1: line, Gifts that will please every one, Priced much below reg- A Misses® and Women’s Sizes WitHgut festinEwes: travagant. Easy to make Kann's—Street Floor. Add water and bake ’\au;ruu(o at your my » Kann's—Second Floor.