Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1930, Page 23

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Sold Check them quickly with the universal standard remedy for colds. 1t is dependable and safe. Grove's @ druggists Laxative ' BROMO QUININE Tablets S#iccessful Since 1889 BLVEMGN HOSIERY Please do not confuse this event with a “sale”— it is not intended in that light. BLUE MOON WEEK is observed for the purpose of acquainting more women with the merits of America’s Most Beautiful Silk Stockings. We invite you to see the new Spring Blue Moon Hosiery Shades and our spe- cial display of the new style features. All fresh from of wear as they LIQUOR CASES RULE IN FAIREAX COURT Grand Jury Returns Bills, De- | | fendants Plead Guilty and Are Sentenced. Special Dispatch to The Star. PAIRFAX, Va., March 18—The { grand jury yesterday at_the opening of the March term of Fairfax County Circuit Court, returned true bills on all indictments presented by the commo! | wealth. C. C. Carr acted as jury fore | man. Informations were filed by the commonwealth in & number of addi- | tional cases for violations of the pro- hibition law, A number of those indicted pleaded guilty and were sentenced be- fore court adjourned. Everet{ Lacey and Harvey Lacey, both pleaded gullty to charges of house- | breaking, the former being sentenced to | two 's in the penitentiary, the latter | | to one year. Four cases against them | were presented consolidated, the | men “being charged with robbing | Chester Taylor twice and robbing | Edmund Davidsen and R. E. Talbert once, Gets Year Term. Thornton Cissel, indicted on a charge of unlawful transportation of ardent spirits, was fined $100 and given a 12 months' sentence. Charles Brooks in- dicted on a charge of sale of liquor, a second offense, was given & $5 fine and six months in jail. Harry S. Babb, indicted on a charge of transportation of liquor, was given 90 days and a $100 fine. Samson _ Jarrells, Henry Fearson, J. Rosso, Edward B. Carr and Harvey Lacey, charged with possession and | transportation of lquor, were all fined | 850 and given a one-month suspended | jail sentence. |~ Boston Williams, indicted on a charge | of murder of Howard Simms of Hern- | don, will be tried on March 27. An | indictment for _housebreaking was | brought against George Smith, Isaiah Morgan, Harry Jackson and Roy Green, who allegedly robbed the store of N. D. | Usilton and R. C. Morris of goods worth $800. The case was severed and Jackson and Green will be tried March 28. The cases against Herbert Keys { on charges of sale of liquor and Harry Kreuse, a second offense sale, were continued at the request of the accused. Spencer Mulligan will be tried March 26, James Dewey Washington, March 28; Stanley A. Jadlowie, March 20; B. F. MoKenney, March 24; Albert Graef, March 28: all on charges of driving while intoxicated. The cases | against John F. Fletcher and John T. Cooke on like charges were continued to the next term. Two indictments were returned against John Woodlawn on charge of sale of liquor, second offense, his case to be tried on the 27th. Information filed against Annis Woodlawn on a charge of lon | and transportation will be heard on | the 25th. Ord Bush, charged with unlawful transportation of liquor, pleaded guty instead to driving while under influ- ence of intoxicants, sentence to be p‘;onouneed the first day of the May Tm., Earl Mills and Walter P. Clark were indicted on charges of possession of & still and each fined $5 and given six months in jall with no suspension. True bills were returned against Charles B. Ennis, Ernest Hitaffer and Gardner Arnold on charges of possession of stills, Arnold's case will be tried March 25. Information charging possession of liquor was filed by the Commonwealth against Thomas Lester, the case to be heard on the 24t WOMAN IS FOUND SLAIN IN PASTURE IN TEXAS Officers Discount Robbery Theory, as Valuable Rings and Watch Are Found on Body. By the Associated Press. FORT WORTH, Tex., March 18 (#).— ks of what was believed to be a [ hammer in the skull of Mrs. Pearl Voss. 30, today were the only clues pro- fessed by officers investigating the slay- ing of the woman, Wl body was found Sunday. victim was identified several hours later, but not until hundreds of persons had passed through the morgue. Identification was made by Monroe Ma- lone and John Douglas, whose mother operates a rooming house where Mrs. Voss lived. The body-was discovered 200 yards | from a road by two men who had gone | to the_spot to look at junked automo- | biles. Robbery theories were discounted, |as two diamond rings and a wrist ! watch, worn by the woman, had not been disturbed. WEEK the factory and as full are of beauty. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1930. Discus Playing Cards $1.00 Pack —Something new! Round, linen-finished, glit-edge cards with bright colored modernistic designs on the back. A special value. Kann's—Street Floor, Special Sale! Spring Homefittings, $2.98 and $3.49 Curtains, Special $1.98 Pr. —Criss Cross, Ruffied\and Tai- lored styles of sheer marquisette. Kann's—Third Floor. Rugs, Beds, Mattresses! Worth While Savings! Silks and Rayons Reduced Popular Printed Silk Crepes, 39 inches wide Printed and Plain Pongee, 33 inche e Washable Super Rayon Crepe, 39 Printed Heavy Quality Rayon Crepe, Rich Black Coating Bengaline, 39 inch —Half a dozen splendid quality fabrics, in smart patterns, and the new Spring shades. A wonderful collection to choose from at a very low price. B Kann’s—Street Floor. Reg. 5¢ O. N. T. Cotton—Black, W hite (all numbers) ; colors (No. 50) Art Goods Low Priced Table Covers—59¢ Stamped Aprons—29¢ —Children’s aprons, of un- bleached - cotton, bound in color; easy designs. 2, 4 and 6 yr. sizes, Stamped Scarfs—29c —18x45-In. scarfs, stamped in easy designs on tan and white art cloth. Stamped Frocks—59¢ ~Children’s dresses of dot- ted Swiss in pink, green, blue, and lavender. Easy designs. 2 to 4 yrs. —tants gl el uare - cretonne &mon, in pretty bright pat- Tns. Lunch Sets—$1.00 —=Sets consist of a 45-in. cover and four napkins, stamped in attractive designs. Stamped Towels—29¢ —Absorbent towels, four new designs: finished with hem- stitched nems or hemmed for crochet finish. Centerpieces—39¢ —34-in, centerpleces of tan and white- art cloth, in three simple designs. Women’s Aprons—19¢ —Women's stamped aprons of unbleached cotton, in many new and simple de- signs. - Kann's—Fourth Floor. —Oilcloth card table covers, in black Wwith tinting and binding in colors, finished with elastic bands. Pillowcases, 49¢c Pr. —New designs stamped on good quality cotton, finished with 3-in. hems. Dining Room Sets—=6&9¢ —Five-plece sets—2 scarfs, and 3-piece buffet scts, good grade of cream-colored ma- terial. Tea Towels—19¢ —Tea towels of good quality cotton, in block effect; stamped in simple designs. Three Big Towel Specials 19¢ —Turkish Bath Towels, 18x36-in. size, good weight and a double thread kind, with colored stripe border. 25¢ —Turkish Bath Towels, 22x44-in. size, double thread wea absorbent quality, with stripe borders of blue, pink, gold, green and lavender. Kann's—Street Floor. 39¢ —Extra heavy weight Turkish Bath Towels, size 23x46-in.; a good double thread kind, with attractive colored striped border. Spring Sale—Rosebushes [ and Shrubbery 30¢ ™ Monthly Roses Three $1 Peonies Red White Pink Pernet Columbia ler Beauty Hybrid Roses ellington American Beauty Fran ].n-:nkl el General MeArth Gruss an Tepl Red Radiance i Nexton Ri oleil Templer Crusader Jonkheer J. Kais Killarpey ™ dame Madgme Caroline Testout D'or . L. Mock thaais Victoria Climbing Roses ‘Aneles Butierny Perking in n Fleet Ladv Hillingdon meriean Beauty 5 %y Flowe, e Gardenia Potentate hite Killarney Flowering Shrihs Almond Rea Buddlet. Lilag ' Adors B % outolu® Red 3 " l‘m" Clemati ema, Lo — T lsteria ' Foneysuckle Hedge Plants 25 for $1 ~—Three - year - old Cali- fornia Privet. 12 to 18 inches high. Hedee 10 for $1 Bomreed.. 29€ €a. On Sale Fourth Trellises $1.00 —Fan-shaped trellises, 6 and 8 ft. high with 45 and 60 inch spreads. Each with seven ribs, Others— As Low as 89¢c 2 Styles, $1.98 3 Styles, $2.45 House Plants 4-in. Boston Ferns...20c 6-in, Boston Ferns, Asparagus Ferns Pandana Ribbon Plants. «o 8L Palms... ...$1.00 Blooming Begonias, $1.00 Floor 500 Norway Spruce Vitae Trees 790 Ea. and Globe Arbor —9 to 12 inches tall. These two well known ever- greens have bright green foliage, and are very speci- ally priced. Cox;e en':ly. for even 500 will not last Y:fl;‘l Kann's—Fourth Floor. —A few days—then Spring! What will your home require? New curtains, shades, awnings, slip covers for your furni- ture, cooler rugs for your floors? Here is an opportunity to buy all these things and many more at really substantial savings. $2 Criss-Cross Curtains $1.14 Set —Lovely new curtains of sheer dotted marquisette in cream and white, with dots in point d’esprit effect. Made with ruffled edges and cornice valance. 25¢ and 29¢ Theatrical Gauze g ] Q9 yd. $35 and $40 Glider Hammocksy —Comfortable couch ham- mocks, covered with heavy % duck. Complete with mat-~ tress. 6-ft. Star Brand Porch Shades —Green or brown basswood shades — complete with fix- o tures. Ready Made Slip Cover Sets ~3-pe. Sets of Nearlin and Cretonne. $7.95 and $8.95 grades. 85¢ and $1 Window Shades 54¢ Each —Choice of four popular brands—Holland, Cascade Duplex, Oil Opaque and Shadex. In plain and duplex colors. All size 3x5.9. 39¢ Heavy Crash Cretonnes —36 inches wide. In strik- d ing patterns and rich color ].90 ya. combinations. Sunfast “Lonsdale” Window Shades ! —3x5.9-1t. shades in ecru color. Mounted on Hartshorn rollers. Guaranteed sunfast, $1.00 and $1.49 Fancy Pillows Siorctonne, rayon and _damaak 790 $1.98 Cretonne Couch Covers colors, ol tor couenes o duvosn. $1.09 Painted-Stripe Duck Awnings $1.67 Each —30. 36, 42 and 48 inch awnings, with painted stripes in br or green. Finished with scalloped edgeg, bound wil:fx tape. OXII} have a 45-inch drop. Many Other Home Fitting Specials 39c, 49c and 59c Cretonnes, in new designs and colors. Warp Print Cretonnes—domestic grades—69c value. ...... 48-in. Walnut Veneered “Lane” Cedar Chests—$45 value. 50-in Drapery Damasks—$1 and $1.29 values. . Seamless Axminster Rugs s $36.75 o $49.50 Grades —9x12 and 814x101; ft. rugs, with a thick, soft pile. Luxurious colorings and attractive patterns. Genuine Inlaid Linoleums —Armstrong’s and Nairn’s linoleums in 990 sdq. good colors. yd. Room Size Axminster Rugs —9x12 and 8Y,4x10%, ft. Tugs in rich colors and $2 1.95 patterns. Felt-Base Ruge—Room Sizes Fibre and Grass Rugs—Choice —Congoleum made and « —Reversible rugs with other felt-base rugs in $ stenciled designs in good $ 9x12 and 9x10% ft. sizes. 4.79 colors. . 7.95 Other Specials in Floor Coverings 18x36-in. Rattania Rugs in new patterns ceeee. 49e Scatter Size Persian Rugs. Special at.. ....$16.95 14x24-in. Heavy Cocoa Door Mats..... .. . 57¢ Felt Base Floorcoverings—full rolls...... .25¢ sq. yd. 4x7-ft. Indian Numdah Rugs, in bright colors . ceeeenne.$8.88 27x54-inch Rattania Fibre Rugs, in new patterns........ccccoevve....$1.50 Kann's—Third Floor All-Layer Felt Mattresses : $6.88 Ea. —Well tufted, rolled edge mattresses, filled with layer felt and covered with durable ticking. All sizes. Coil Bed Springs, Special g S $9.88 Layer Felt Mattresses St $0,88 ticking. All sives. Simmons Metal Beds, Special —Plain continuous-post metal beds in wood finiah. | Graceline $6,88 make in full and single sizes. Attractive Boudoir Chairs ST $9.95