Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1929, Page 7

THREE STATES WIN LIVE STOCK AWARDS Jowa, Indiana and Montana Take Prizes at International Show at Chicago. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December heavily laden with cups and ribbons, the farm wizards of Iowa, Indiane and Montana led their breeding -cattle, sheep and swine before the juries of the International Live Stock Exposition 5—Already THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1929. 7 yesterday and marched away with a hzflh!r.zulge lnmthei.r pack of honors. Today, Elliott Brown, the 20-year-old Iowan from Rosehill, will lead his grand champion steer, Lucky Strike, into the auction ring. The lad’s youth and the quality of the beast were ex- pected to bring a high price at the bidding, but show followers deemed it unlikely that the $7-a-pound record set by 12-year-old Clarence Goecke, last year, would be equaled. E. C. Bylander of Little Rock, Ark., yesterday was elected president of the International Association of Fairs and Expositions at its annual meeting. By- lander last year was vice president. P. ‘W. Abbott, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, former director, was elected vice presi- dent. SETTLEMENT MADE IN ASSAULT CASE Alexandrians Compromise Differ- ences Which Caused Attack in Fairfax County. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. FAIRFAX, Va., December 5.—The trial of Everett Taylor of Alexandria, charged with assault on James Lucas, also of Alexandria, Sunday night on the River road in Fairfax County near Fort Hunt has been called off and the case compromised. ‘Taylor, who was | given a hearing Tuesday in Fairfax !had asked for a trial before a full Justices’ Court and this was set for Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Later Robinson Moncure of Alexan- dria, who represented Lucas, eed to a compromise settlement, whereby le-' Jor was to pay all damages to Lucas’ car amounting to approximately $125 and other court expenses including the fees for both attorneys. ' Taylor was represented by T. Brook Howard of Alexandria. ‘Taylor was arrested by Sheriff E. P. Kirby, late Sunday evening on a war- rant sworn out by Lucas and taken to the Fairfax jail from which he was later released on $1,000 bond. It was alleged that Taylor cut Lucas and Miss Dora Downey on the head and face. CONTEMPT WARRANT FOR NORMAN S. BOWLES Former Washington Lawyer Sought on Charge by Court at Baltimore. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, December 5.—A bench warrant for Norman 8. Bowles, a for- mer Washington attorney, for contempt of court, was issued yesterday by Judge William C. Coleman in United States District Court. Representing himself as a Washing- ton attorney, Bowles recently acted for Other occupants of the car were un- injured. Thomas Knott, who pleaded guilty to charges of violating the prohibition act and was fined $200 and costs. After the trial Judge Coleman con- versed with Bowles and the latter made statements contradictory to those made while representing Knott. Suspicious, Judge Coleman investigated and learned that Bowles had been disbarred in ‘Washington after being fined $5,000 and serving two years in Atlanta on a fel- ony charge. . Bowles was ordered to appear before Judge Coleman last Monday, but failed to do so. Entering a cellar containing a large quantity of fermenting wine, a wine grower of Grosswinternheim, Germany, was overcome by the gases and died before help could reach him. |DOG DENIED PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC RIGHT BY JURY Marylander Loses Damage Suit for Death of His Canine in Auto Mishap. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, December 5.—Holding that dogs crossing the street have not the same rights as pedestrians, a jury yesterday brought in a verdict for Mr. and Mrs. James T. Harris ending the suit against them by Willlam J. Cassidy, who sought $15,000 damages for the death of his Chesapeake Bay dog, “Bob.” The dog, Cassidy alleged, died from injuries received when the Harris ma- chine struck it on July 16, 1928, in front of Cassidy’s home. The dog, he sald, was very valuable because of mo- tion picture possibilities. It had, he said, saved three lives, 75 Auto Accidents in November. LYNCHBURG, Va., December 5 (Spe- clal) —Seventy-five automobile accle dents occurred here during November, according to the report just made by Richard F. Wagner, director of the Public Safety Department of the city. Property damage in the accidents was fixed at $4.673 by the report. Thers was one fatality, a non-resident of the city. ow Ready To ServeYOU, The Bea 3327 Conn. Ave. Great SALE.--- Tomorrow Only! to take advantage of the rare offerings tomorrow. Christmas is just a few weeks away and many thriftwise shoppers will find answers to their gift problems in the remarkable values offered during this opening event. Tomorrow morning at the stroke of eight this bright new Peoples Drug Store will formally swing wide its doors. To commemorate the opening a special one-day sale (for Friday only) has bheen arranged which includes many exceptional values. oV A‘fgfii""s (BetweenNewark and Macomb Sts.) of 3+ pE’OPLES BRUG STORE Read this announcement carefully . . . note the extreme cut prices. It will pay you in extra savings Tell your friends about this sale < « « o they, too, will wish to save. These Extreme Cut Prices Effective TOMORROW Only! at the New PEOPLES DRUG STORE—3327 Connecticut Ave. $1.50 Yale Flashlights (Complete With Batte; 89¢ | soecia, 82.49 Specil, 8)33 Speciat, JO@ $1.98 Mama Dolls 28 Inches Tall . Footballs 77¢ The boys will expect footballs for Christmas, These are made of genu- ine leather and 'come complets with bladder. $1 Celluloid Back Hand Brushes special, 4OE Special! $1 Soda Books Containing twenty five - cent coupons redeemable at any our soda foun- 5. $1.49 Enameled Tea Pots (in colors) special, Q8@ ree: Pint Package of Velvet Kind Ice Cream With every purchase amounting to $1 or more in the new store tomorrow, you will receive abso- + lutely free a pint package of famous Velvet Kind Ice. Cream. $1.50 Framed $5 De Vilbiss 98¢ Universal 59¢ Household Rubber Aprons speciat, P @ 98¢ Three-in-One Pictures Perfume Sprays Dictionaries Percolators Special, 4O Special, ~. Home of the NEW ~ PEOPLES DRUG STORE N4 3327 Conn., Ave. %4-Pound Box of MAMMY LOU CANDIES Every customer making a purchase amounting to 50c or more in the candy department of the new store tomorrow will receive absolutely FREE a half pound box of delicious Mammy Lou Candies. | Pure, Fresh CANDIES Specially Priced for Opening SALE! 35¢ Y;-lb. Cake Peter’s Milk Chocolate 2 for 35¢ A very low price on this chocolate, ———————————— e 60c Paper 50c Planter’s 80¢ Choc. Shell Salted Covered Pecans Peanuts Almonds * 44c 1b. 29¢ Ib. 49c¢ 1b. T SRR | TR 80c Chocolate Covered Brazil Nuts, 1b. 55¢ 50c Chocolate Covered Caramels. . Ib, 34c | $1 Myra Monet Butter Brittle. ... Ib. 59c | $1 Pecan Glace 1b. 69¢ 60c Hersheys Kisses . o | 40c Myra Monet Hard Candy, lb., jar 25¢ Oatmeal Cookies ceeaees Ib, 39¢ of tain 25¢ Cannon Turkish Towels 7 for $1 Soft, absorbent Turkish Towels, size 16x26 inches. Every house: Every “little moth- er'" will adore these lovely fully dressed dclls. They Mtelike expresstons in their cunning, little faces. In the new store tomorrow you will find many suitable gifts for “him” priced much lower than usual. wife should take advantage of this special offer. 98¢ Handy Tool Sets 83¢ Set consists of hammer, chisel, 2 screw drivers, 2 punches, gimlet, and bit. ....8 todls combined in one. Indispensable around the home, 65¢c Coronet $2.50 Prince Gardner Tootk Brashas Leather Bill Fold $1.49 Genuine Teathe ids for m Very Special Glance through this list of special savings on Cigar De- partment merchandise. Nationally Known Cigars all popular brands included 10c Cigars. . .5 for 35¢; Box of 50, $3.50 2for 25¢c Cigars, 5 for 45¢c; Box of 50, $4.50 CIGARETTES Lucky Strike } pure delicious milkc | folds curre Fully guaranteed, either top - bell &; nickel-plated alarm clock. 7 piseie *® O'F $1.25 Trophy Fountain Syringe or Water Bottle 67¢ cach 2.quart size, fash- foned of an excel- lent grade of rub- ber.” Fully guar- gnteed. $1.98 Brief Cases only $1.48 An unsually low price on briet cases of this quality., Large and roomy, has three compartments. 65¢° Christmas Greeting Cards Box of 12 3!c Box of 12 attractive greet- ing eards with envelopes to match, Each card is aif- ferent. L Waterbury Mantel Clocks A beatitiful mahogany- Very $3.49 dnianed clocic 14 iches ial o Specia 40¢c Tin of 50 2 for 55¢ The “Matchless” Gift! Give Him a POCKET LIGHTER A convenience that every smoker should have. Eliminates the bother of carrying matches. $5.00 Clark Lighter .... $5.00 Ronson Lighter $7.50 Musical Cigarette Box. ... An attractive metal cigarette box which plays a tuneful piece of music when you ralse the lid. A very unique gift. FREE! With each purchase amounting to 60c or more in the Ciga Department 0ld Gold Chesterfield 8c Waldorf Bathroom Tissue This nationally famous bathr, Tiseus in wosciailv vriced tor 0. 4 RIS 19¢ $8 Hawk-Eye Camera $5.98 $2.50 Eclipse Fountain Pens Beautifully finished fcuntain pens with 14- kt. gold points, and easy writing. ideal “pen for school, home ‘er office use, wide and 6% in. tall. Has guaranteed move- ment, made by one of the " world's largest manutacturers of clocka, 5c Beechnut Fruit Drops 2 for 5c Sc Chewing Gums $2.98 Emco Electric Percolator $2.19 This highly polished percolator makes elght cups of de- licious "~ cotffes very auickly. ~ Complete with full-length ex- tension cord, $2.50 Eveready Shaving Brush Home Needs 30c Liquid Veneer..19¢ 26c Stalfort Cream .. 40c Putman Dry Cleaner i5¢ Peoples Floor 10c Old Dutch Cleanser . 4 for 22¢ $3 Crescent e factory service, zt‘wrd complete with blade, . . $2 Pint Size Bt it extradiivg RN AR S IS O A R TOBACCOS . . . priced very low! $6.00 Rumidor Humidor nd $2.25 pound of Blue Boar Tobacco, both for $3.95. $1.25 Sir Walter Raleigh, $1.50 Prince Albert, 16 oz. 6 oz. Christmas pkg. 89¢, glass humidor, $1.10, $6.95 Polar Cub Electric Whisk Broom with the purchase of Polar Cub Vacuum Cleaner Now is your opportunity 10 purchase & brand new, fully guaranteed Polar gift bo Beautiful gree; cap and shoulder, case Drastic Cuts! TOILETRIES Frostilla Lotion...... Danderine Hair Tonic Wildroot Hair Tonic. Mayis Talcum Thermos Bottles, 95¢ Keeps 1lquids piping hot or lcy cold for many hours. $2.75 Quart Size...$1.49 $5.50 Torrid Electric Toaster and $1.50 with nickel-plated These flatirons are the popu- lar §-pound size and are fully guaranteed. Complete with cord and pull plug. Lower Prices! REMEDIES $1 Lavoris 75c Bell-ans Whsinins $1 Horlicks Maked Milk More Special Values! nickel-plated Tray, both for. . Dartmoor Stationery 21c Dartmoor Pound Pape: R Electric Flat Irons 31 59 article we must limit the quantity to 4 cans to each ustomer, Wax, Ib. tin 35¢ Peoples Furni- ture Polish ¥ Stock Your Medicine Cabinet NOwW! Ponds Creams D & R Cold Cream.. 25c Mennens Borated Taic Congress Bridge Cards (2 packs in box) 60c Papes Diapepsin. 35¢ Witch Hazel, pint. 85c Spirits Camphor, Sronés. and 25¢ Score Pad and Tally Cards, all for. . $ S | Deens N 4 oz 26c Bor 35c Epsom Salts, 5 Ibs 19c_Tincture Todine... 25c Aromatic Spirits Ammonta, 3 oz Tic 25c Vanilla Flavoring Extract, 3 oz. 1ic 25¢ Camphorated Oil, oz 50c Kolynos Tooth P o 2 for . 25¢ Cuticura Soap . - (Limit 6 to each customer) 10c Lifebuoy Soap, 3 for, (Limit 6 to each customer) No. 2 Hawkeye Ca 10c Tena Castile Soap, Ladies’ Combs . 4 ceen Gentlemen’s Combs 50¢ Luxor Powder Metal Waste Bask: - and 25¢c Soap, both for 45c¢ Star-Rite Electric Heater. So.s%v Coty Body Powder.$1 2-quart size White Enamel Irri- e Williams Aqua Vi gator, complete with attachments 69c ::nd 35¢ Sha Ostrich Grain Leatlmr Bridg Dreum. both for Night Cases (hatbox style). 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Peoples Tab 25¢ 10c Powd, ‘ompact, both . 85c ades only) t Tooth Paste 27c (Limit 2 to n customer) m's 'White Pine and Iceland Moss