Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1930, Page 23

CUTVHEAT VLD, | P et : GREENVILLE, Mich, Aprl 4. To Go With Your New INC Chemises, Dancettes, —Greenville has one Spring Suit j i Farmers’ Aid Asked to Com-! | Hitn Yamer -savs. the gentics 32.95l ; FOUNDED 1894 P":i";];hp' man in question sampled his bat Situation Regarded e e e wecd 1109 F St. N-W. a dozen bottles or so, as “Alre A g Yaner received a call Monda; ady cu'e from Clifford Hill, 34, who —_— “Please come and pinch me for By the Associated Press. bootlegging.” It wasn't April Fool p ' TOPEKA, Kans, April 4—Kansas| | i mct ‘him at the Sone oik - . '— —- l farmers, who annually produce about hands extended. one-fifth of the Nation's wheat, have ~Handcuffs, please,” he said. : " . . 't been warned by the State board of agri- The chief was inguisitive. “Who ‘ culture to decrease their yield in order is making a charge?” he wanted to combat l‘“slmlno’x;& ah:-&y .Cl;:ki" w‘,'lmm R e warning was issue rough fear ' , - that the problem of storing a large 1930 plained that business had been crop, because of a large 1929 carry- slack and he had spent a good over, would be a “serious one.” part of the day drinking up his Resolutions, made public yesterday, stock in trade of home brew. pointed out that the Federal Farm At headquarters Hill repeated Board has seen fit to remove millions| | his statements in afidavit form. of bushels of wheat from commercial Today he is in the State Re- channels in order to stabilize prices. formatory at Ionia starting a = Growers also were requested to provide sentence of one to four years, suitable storage facilities “on the farm, —— or elsewhere,” for this year’s crop. The board recommended that wheat acreage be redyced “until the abnormal surplus has dls‘:p}nlred and, where pos- Your OLD HAT sible, that the planting of other crops, e | MADE NEW Again or in areas of light rainfall a Summer N L RE fallow rotation system be substituted.” Gleaning, Blocking ana : L : i O l R Nearly $33,000000 worth of Amer- Vienna Hat Co. ican apples were eaten in other parts of 435 11th Street the world last year. | ' Kanny f - By i EASTER The newest effect brought out for Easter 8th & Penna. Ave. Py . . is in this sele at a new low price Special Vatco || | & Auto Seat Covers | = Dl v mnil sty ol it ) 4 is in this are broadcloths, basket weaves, soft woolens and | < covert cloth. Trimmed with Kid Galyak, Fitch, | sale at a Set 3 Squirrel, Galapin, ete. Caped coats and flared coats, L g L] ! dress coats and sport coats—in all sizes and colors. : - & new lolv ~—The well known Vatco Seat Cover Sets for 1929 - -; L] priCe and 1930 four and five passenger cars. They are | L5 98 g . ; neat, well made covers of striped covert cloth, trimmed with leatherette to match. Each set con- 7 - . T sists of covers for seats, backs, sides, doors and | Ly 7 ; ; ; arms of the following cars: i [ L, L] Buick De Soto Essex Ford Chevrolet Dodge Hudson Hupmobile Oaklsnd Nash Oldsmobile Graham-Paige Pontiac Whippett. Studebaker Willys Knight —Orders will be taken for other makes of cars, 1923 to 1929 models. Delivery in 10 days. J R 1 ‘AR Utterly charming med- i ; els of every type in Baku ¢Jiffy”> Seat Covers, $1.50 and $3.00 ey f an. | S B LR * Braids, Lacy Straws, Swiss T e i i ‘W 4 # : Hairs, Novelty Straws, and Unusual Offer! : P i Al 'y 4 ] Straw Tricots . . . in every Tailored-to-Order Auto Spring color. Small, medium and Covers ; ; 3 ' : i - large head sizes. ~—These auto seat cover sets, made of the | : ; famous “Laidlow” automobile cloth, are cut and fitted right to your car. Covers for the front and rear seats and backs, very specially priced at— $12.95 set Kann’s—Third Floor. EASTER SPECIAL AT Last-minute purchases on sale tomorrow ANOTHER GROUP AT It Pays in the Long Run to Buy ! Higher t: frocks, distine- KELLY TIRES )‘l 4 UNUSUALLY SMART R e e style conceptions for Easter. $ 5 $3 Down—Convenient Terms P Adorable prints and new Z A light shades in chiffons, —There is one thing sure, you cannot go wrong a Th if you buy Kelly Tires—they are noted for their | georgettes an crepes. e long wearing, non-skid tread. They are doubly DRESSY values are really amazing. aranteed by the makers and by Kann's. . . gu v Y A variety of authentic Kelly Buckeye Balloon Cord Tires 4.40-21 .. .. $595 4.50-20 $6.90 4.50-21 $7.00 4.75-19 $8.20 4.75-20 . $8.35 5.00-20 $9.15 5.00-21 $9.60 5.25-18 . 5.25-20 . 5.28.21 . 5.50-19 .. 6.00-19 .. 6.00-20 .. 6.00-21 .. 2 and Kelly Springfield i Only through the co-operation of L o styles to wear with one’s Balloon Cord Tires 4.40-21 ... $8.25 4.50-20 . $8.85 4.50-21 $9.20 4.75-19 5.00-19 . 5.00-21 . 5.25-18 . 5.25-20 . 5.25-21 5.80-19 . 6.00-19 . 6.00-20 ... 6.00-21 . SPORTS Stunning coats for sports and dress wear, with large fur trims or plain. These are the new Easter coats and are smart in style with' capes, flares and swagger effect. The coats are a special buy with big price conces- “sions and are far su- perior to the usual coats at this price. All manufacturers can we sell Easter outfit. them at RED FOX AND POINTED 2 for $16 S:él;s You never chose from such a group of new dresses Large, soft, clinging scarfs of ]u.t ci'fl' nc:;v:‘pril;::iergete a;e scor;:ls of stysl;.n with exceptional quality. Just the 5 5 eplums, flares, shirri i i flounces, tiers, bows andplrce trims. Models l?o‘; g i of re-d tlnt' 2 every occasion in prints, chiffons, georgettes and emart. Also beautiful point- crepes. Truly the best dress value of the year. ed foxes. There's indeed a You should not miss this sale, i 4 saving. . -