Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1930, Page 21

FIREMAN RESCUES GIRL AND BROTHER Child of 6 and Youth of 20 Saved in Burning Home. Pireman William E. Thomas of No.! 9 Engine Company executed a rescue rly yesterday morning when he unged into & burning house at 814 rry place and saved a 6-year-old | rl and & 20-year-old youth from the es. The children were lef; in the | ring structure when their parents | ped to safety from second-story indows. The family of four colored persons re asleep In their home when the i broke out. The alarm was tumedi by an unidentified man. Firemen reached the scene to find James Grady and Mrs. Hattle Grady, the parents, struggling frantically to open second- story windows. They jumped before the ‘firefighters were able to spread & net. Hearing the cries of the boy, David Grady, Fireman Thomas rushed through a flame-enveloped stirway to reach them just as the youth was ren- dered unconscious by the smoke. He snatched the little girl, Mary, from her brother's arms and made vay out- side. Another trip saved David. ‘The mother suffered a fractured leg, | while James Grady escaped with a sprained ankle. Mary and David Grady are reported to be suffering from slight burns and shock. They were taken to Preedmen’s Hospital. PFireman Thomas received emergency treatment from Freedmen's Hospital for burns about the face. WINTER’S GRIP HALTS TRAVEL IN NORTHWEST Oregon Trains and Stages Held Up by Icy Invasion From the East. By the Associated Press. PORTLAND, Ore., January 6.—Swept over the Cascade Mountains from the east by a cold wind, rain and snow today combined to give the Pacific Northwest the first taste of real Winter, and in Southern Oregon tore down miles of telegraph and telephone lines, interrupted rail and stage trafic and spread a blanket of snow over the high- lands. Scattered reports indicated the dis- trict between Glendale and Grants Pass, Ore. suffered the brunt of the storm. The Southern Pacific’s Shasta limited, northbound, ran five hours Iate after encountering a snow and land slide in Cow Creek Canyon, on the morth slope of the Siskiyou Mountains. Southbound stage travel was halted temporarily by icy pavements, snow flurries and a cold rain. Telephone and telegraph service from Portland south- ward was halted. Southern Washington cities reported & complete change of weather, Spring- like weather prevailed in Walla Walla and the Yakima Valley Saturday, but over nl%l"llt changed to Wintry condi- tions, which held over to today. K. OF C. ENTERS PROTEST. Objects to Linking Order With Montreal Horse Race Lottery. ST. LOUIS, January 6 (#).—Use of the name of the Knights of Columbus in connection with a horse race lottery in Montreal, Canada, was condemned by the supreme board of directors of the organization at a meeting here yesterday, The board also awarded the 1930 national convention to be held August 18 to 20 to Boston and the next quarterly session of the board, April 4 to_6, to Washington. Martin H. Carmody of Grand Rapids, Mich,, supreme knight, said he would ask the co-operation of Canadian authorities in suppressing the lottery and its literature. Carmody also said he would seek to compel the promoter 1o return money already collected. Development of the resources of Lap- land is said to have a stimulating in- fluence on all industries of Sweden. . Skin Hopeless? Is it marred by pimples, black- heads or similar blemishes? Then begin today to use Resinol Soap and Ointment. Apply the oint- ment to the irritated spots. In fifteen minutes wash off with Resinol Soap and warm water— rinse well. This simple treatment ds bringing smooth, clear com- plexions to many who had thought theip hopeless. The daily use of Resinol Soap tends to prevent blemishes. “Trial size packa Resinol PUNY CHILDREN NEED COD LIVER OIL VITAMINS Your doctor prescribes Cod Liver Oil for your frail, backward, listless | boy or girl because it contains Vita- | mins A and D. Without these health-building Vit- amins, the bad tasting oil that chil- | dren hate to take would be useless. | And now, Mother, when you are| abeolutely sure of gefting these mag- ical Vitamins in McCoy's Cod Liver | Oll Extract Tablets, we know that won't torture them with obnox- liquid Cod Liver Oil any more. For the able chemists in McCoy's Laboratory are extracting these | precious Vitamins from pure, Nor-| wegian Vitamin-tested Cod Liver | ©Oil and putting them in sugar- coated tablets that children love to| Two of these tablets are equal to {one teaspoonful of pure Cod Liver | |Ofl and can be taken Winter and | Summer and any progressive phar- | macist will tell you that for every| ailment, sickness, rundown or un- derweight condition for which Cod| Liver Ol is prescribed McCoy’s Cod Liver Ofl Extract Tablets are equally as good. | Veterinary’s Complaint THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, e PALAIS RO conscience of the cattle country. The Western Town Pays | $5 5 convicieaon compiin of A ; oA LA e Fine for Cruelties :m 2 o, U oot To Cows in Pound |8k teiies that Winiamson impounded stray cows and kept them i A as long as 16 hours without feeding, wlterli:g or(mtl‘!lklnu themr.l vt Justice e Peace Herman levied r?e of $10 against the munici- pality and assessed $2.50 court costs. Thought Using Ohio Tags. Special Dispatch to The St LYNCHBURG, January 6.— Believing that a few residents of this AFTON, Wyo.,, January 6.—Way out :lty are securing Ohén 5'&.',, 1‘;“;,”, here in the once wild and woolly West, | for use on cars owned and use ere “ " during 1930, Richard F. Wagner, direc- where the word “cow puncher” was| ;. 'or tre depe! rtment-‘g( S originated—and for good reason—they | safety, has instructed the Police De- now convict and fine entire towns for | partment to make inspection of all cruelty to a cow. Aftor. was the first victim of this new | if the cars are owned here. and Court’s Decision Reveal Tamed West. By the Associated Press. ‘WoobwAaRrD & I.oTHROP e o AR 022 DOWN STAIRS STORE 'Half-Si’ze Dresses for short, stout women $16.50 New shades and néw prints Nowadays one may easily find correctly proportioned dresses that follow the vogue. Lines that are length- ening and modern—cut to fit the short, stout figure. Black, Lelong blue, violet, pimento, flame, cocoa bean, brown, emerald and prints. Sizes 1414 to 26%;. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE “Moon-Mist” Underthings Special in the 88¢c January Selling Heavy quality rayon underthings, including bloomers, chemise, combinations, yoke pan- ties and pirate pants. In flesh and peach. Rayon Vests to match, Special, 65¢ Irish and Handkerchief Linen Dresses $2.95 Brand new linen dresses featuring new shades—new lengths. Sleeveless styles and with set-in short sleeves. Handkerchief linen in solid pastels—Irish linen in prints, Sizes 16, 18, 36 to 46. - THE DOWN STAIRS STORE And that means for grown-ups as | well as children—Take your Vita- mins straight—60 tablets, 60c at any drug store in America.—Advertise- | cars carrying Ohio plates and ascertain | D . G Street at Eleventh MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1930. Smart Fashions at Popular Prices Important January Sales Lingerie of such loveliness you'll be tempted to buy for months to come—dainty things for brides of this and other years; beautiful foundation garments that are absolutely essential to this year’s fashionable silhouette; tion Telephone District 4400 and a%lov,s:ing. beautiful silks and velvets at prices that permit outstanding savings—new handbags at a sensa- price—these are four notable January Sales thrifty shoppers will revel in tomorrow: Here’s a real saving—and look at the styles! Smart Handbags Regular $1.95 and $2.95 Values Stunning bags for the price! Styles you’ll love to carry—colors to go with your Winter frocks and coats —exactly the shapes that are in popular fashion right now. We’ve just made an important special purchase —and every bag is a wonderful “buy” for the price! Pouch, envelope and O’Rossen styles, with top and back-strap handles, made of calf, Florentine and tooled leathers and mounted on metal, self-covered and zipper frames. Neatly lined, some are fitted. In all the new- est shades for Winter. PALAIS ROY AL—Main Floor January Sale of New Silk Underthings usually $3.50 and higher 2.9 Dancettes, chemises, gowns, ensem- ble jackets, step-ins, pongee pajamas, bloomers and French panties of crepe de chine, satins and other silks. New styles. Many trimmed with the new cream-colored laces or appliqued in clever designs. A few pieces of black georgette included. Exquisite colors, too. e A VIS S OF Handmade Slips and Gowns Charming, handmade garments of fine nain- s 00 k and batiste, c beautifully em- broidered and ap- pliqued ; slips sizes 34 to 42; gowns, 16 and 17. Lingerie—Third Floor (G BN 5 RN —— DAL i The Annual Corset Sale Offers Sensational Reductions Mme. Irene Duosettes and Girdles Regular $10 to $18.50 Quality bust, and of such beautiful fabrics These are all of the famous Mme. Irene make, desirable, popular 95 styles, including the new uplift ° and exceptional quality for this price that women who know real values will snap them up in a hurry. H&W, W&B Corsetlettes and Binner Detaches Regularly $5 to $12 Because they fit the hips so snugly, because the inner belt gives that “stomachless” effect so important to the new silhou- e ette, because a one-piece gar- ot ment gives the smooth, grace- ful line that the new dresses require—these models will be appreciated by smart women who know the value of the right foundation. Fine brocades and swamis; all sizes up to 50. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Long Brassieres $2 and 7o c $2.50 Values Satin, all- over lace and brocade gar- ments in many styles and a good range of sizes. PALAIS ROYAL Main Floor Black Satin Crepe 179 0 - A delightful, rich black. A soft and lovely tex- ture. A special pur- chase enables us to of- fer this very excep- tional value, 4,000 Yds. Plain and Fancy Silks priced 1 ; 3 9 exceedingly low at - All-Silk Flat Crepe, a lustrous supple qual- ity that is washable. 40 choice colors. Also All-Silk Printed Flat Crepe. All-Silk Printed Chiffon. All-Silk Printed Georgette. All-Silk Imported Damask. 2,500 Yds. Plain and Printed Silks Phenomenal values at In this rich collection you 2009 will find the famous yard Mingtoy and Flat Crepe, all silk and washable. . All-Silk Printed Flat'Crepe. All-Silk Printed Chiffon. Superior Quality All-Silk Printed Geor= gette. All-Silk Imported Black Taffeta. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor January Sale of Silks and Velvets The home seamstress will recognize at once the excep'lion.al opportunities that this great sale offers. The items here - listed cannot begin to convey the magnitude of this big silk event—you must see it yourself to appreciate it. 40-Inch All-Silk Chiffon Velvet marked for clearance at 465, In a choice assortment: of rich colors, both light and dark shades. Also Printed Velvets In a splendid variety of choice patterns.