Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1930, Page 26

61 L g Al S ipggoseliy b e A number of Reserve officers are, or will shortly be, on active duty in the various agencies of the War Depart- ment in Washington. The active duty Reservists are headed by Col. Paul 8. Bliss, Infantry Reserve, who will un- at the Army War College beginning November 21, 1930. The two lieutenant colonels of the Reserve ‘who undergo active duty in the District are Earl W. Thomson, Coast Artillery Re- Regular $44.50 Napanee Cabinets $27.95 —Only an event like this Summer Saving Sale could bring these splendid Napanee Cabinets at such a reduction in price. This model, illustrated, has many con- veniences, including large drawers, slid- ing shelves, bread board, flour bin, sliding porcelain top, sugar bowl with aluminum scoop, and many other step saving fea- tures. A Five-piece Glass Spice Set Included with Each Cabinet Convenient Terms Kann's—Third Floor. For Bridge, Table and Floor Lamps 2 for $1 Regularly $1.00 to $1.45 —The new hexagon-shaped shades in a crackled effect with leather lacings, and scenic decorations—now within the reach of every one from the standpoint of cost. You will be wise to make your selections early. Reg. $5.95 Brass-Finished Lamp Bases $3.95 ea. —Gracefully designed bridge and junior floor lamps in an attractive brass finish. Kann’s—Third Floor. '95-Piece Decorated Dinner Sets 1w $18.95 —These lovely sets of thin American por- i, S oo, s ol 0] of er s wit] - traced handles and knopb‘e. et —32-pc. Decorated Porcelain Cottage Sets—$4.49 value...... s2'87 Artillery beginning September 2, and Joseph M. Scammell, Infantry Reserve, serve, who will be on 14 days’ active |begin 14 days’ active duty in the office dergo a five weeks’ course of instruction duty in the office of the chief of Coast of the chief of Infamtry on July 15. Army Medical Center, Walter e, THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 13, 1930—PART TWO. who began on July 5 six months’ active | on active duty in W duty as an additional member of the| captain is Andrew M. Ocke: War Department general staff. He will | neer Reserve, be relieved from active duty on January | duty on July 16 in the Engineer active | duction plant. 3, 1931, Two majors are training, namely, Carl W. Markham, | tenants taking training eer began on July | Copenhaver, James L. Engineer Reserve, who er, b\“ days’ active duty in the office of | C. Knott, David E. Quinn, Ed Blgr. ‘Theodore L. Finley and Thomas rve, who will| J. Lewis, all Medical Reserve, who began on July 1 active duty training at the e chief of Engineers, and Paul J. McGahan, Infantry Rese: 10,000 Yds. of Attractive CRETONNES 25¢, 29¢ and 35¢ Qualities 15¢ yd. —Bright colored, beautifully designed cretonnes that will make your home a refreshing retreat during the hot Summer days. Priced so there is no penalty when you buy plenty. All are washable grades, 36 inches wide. In small neat patterns as well as large striking designs. Arranged for easy selection, Kann's—Third Floor. Seamless Porcelain Lined Refrigerators $28.75 Regularly $37.50 —Northwind three-door side- icer refrigerators, with one- r!ece seamless porcelain ining Guaranteed food pre- servers. Convenient Terms See Announcement of FRIGIDAIRE at the Lowest Price Ever! * On Page 7, This Section Wooden Tub Ice Cream Freezers, $1.27 2-Quart Size —Two-quart freezers, with dou- ble-whip action and spiral dasher. Very specially priced. Footed Ice Tea Glasses = 6 for 59¢ Ny Wl WLl —Rose and green colored glass ice tea glasses—the footed styles in a iy bamboo optic effect. w TS China Cups and Saucers, 6 for —Our own importation. Six each, cups and 59 C saucers of thin eggshell china in the popular ovid shape. 8-pc. Floral Cut Glass Ice Tea Sets —Clear optic glass sets, consisting ‘of a tall 97 covered pitcher and six tall glasses. c Tile Kitchen Clocks, Special at ~I rted Clocks in th ttractive oc“n;g: shape. oéu:ral:teedem:ve:exx’s. $3.49 Kann's—Third Floor. Regular $16.50 Imperial Stitched ~—Three-row imperial stitched mattresses, filled with pure layer felt and covered with an excel- lent grade of ticking. All sizes. ® - $12.95 Layer Felt Mattresses —Rolled edge mattresses, filled with & good grade of layer felt, well tufted and covered with art or striped tick- ° ing. All sizes. $10 Cotton Mattresses, Special —Heavy rolled edge, well tufted mat- Bt W et 2 P .20 $12.95 Coil Bed Springs, Special —99-coil, helical-tied springs of highly tempered steel. All sizes. ° Kann's—Third Floor. Eight lleutenants and one captain compose the company Reserve officers General Hospital. The second lieu- . | fantry, Infantry regiment, will entrain next Saturday for their 14 training at Camp Devens, Mass, that Atwood, 1317 T street; Capt. J. H. Gray, f the chief of Engineers. -six officers of the 428th In- ’s colored Reserve | A, Keene, 1432 D street northeast. Napoleon H. Stant street, Alexandria, Va.; Marcelus M. Harris, days’ active duty | ment who will take Robert northeast; William B. street Ede 1720 U street; Aricheal L. Roy, 2262 Reed dergo this training are: Maj. Henry O.| Seventh street’ northeast: William I. Sixth street: Gregory W. Shuyd. 1816 A FEATURE “SUMMER SAVING” “Crex Ultra” & “Crex de Luxe” and Plymotex Fibre Rugs $18, $20, $22.50, $24 to $26.50 Values—In 9x12 and 8x10 Ft, Sizes 51395 —The Crex Ultra rugs are the only rugs on the market interwoven with heavy chenille. The Crex de Luxe rugs are noted for their long wear and beauty. And the Ply- motex Fibre rugs are reversible, with colors woven through, so that when soiled they can be washed with soap and water. Hodges Basket Weave Fibre Rugs $7.95 —These are known as the “Argentine” fibre rugs—noted rugs, in blue, rose, green and for long wear. 9x12 and 8x10 yellow, with fringe at both 1t. sizes, that regularly sell at ends. All colors tubfast. A $10.95. special value. 18x36 Reversible Chenille Rugs 99¢ ea. —Soft, beautiful Chenille , 501 North Henry | east; Walter L. Carter, 1109 O street; 2 Purvis J. Chesson, Norfolk, V4., Ed- 3029 Eleventh street, and Jesse| ward D. Crockett, 962 Florida avenue; Walter H. Dabney, 1709 Montello ave- The second lieutenants of the regl-| nue northeast; John O, Hall, 1541 T this training are: | street; Julius C. Randolph, et s e o s, that | oty D. gcng: 20165:‘?“1-:'.\-"t .}mu::::. 22;"'; lace; wunm. Rich, jr., 1718 | The (ollowlng officers of the . e mas C. ‘Twenty-fol n avenue; as T. Robinson, uf officers of this regiment who will un- = in. 1606 20x36-inch Oval Braided Rag Rugs, special at . . .. 14x20-inch Heavy Cocoa Door Mats, special at . . .. 18x36-inch Japanese Rag Rugs—fringed ends Kann's—Third Floor, h, 125 Ran- | Army, all on Pryor, jr, Richmond, Va.; James E.|First street; Julius T. A. Smith, Mid- tenant taking training is George Neit- [ 755 Columbia road; Pirst Lieuts. James | Walker, 504 T street; James H, W. Bay- | & lich, Engineer Reserve, who began on | H. Green, 1320 Pifth street; Willlam W. | less, 1816 Twelfth street; Willlam H. his period of active duty in the Spiller, 1130 Twenty-second _street; | Bowers, jr., 727 Twelfth stréet north- leburg, Va., and James C. D. Walker, 1111 Columbia road. The 428th Regiment will train at Camp Devens with the 3d Battalion of the 372d Infantry Regiment, which is a colored regiment of the Massa- chusetts National Guard. The local Reseryists will return to Washington on August 2, 1930. Regular ty at Washington Re- serve headquarters as unit instructors of Felt-Base Rugs in Room Sizes $4.95 —9x12 and 9x10%, ft. rugs, in a variety of lovely patterns and colors. Each rug perfect, and packed in an individual carton. Congoleum Felt Base Floor Coverings (irregulars), . ...... ceseee87c 8q. yd. o S2OTECR 3x9-ft. Felt Base Rugs, for breakfast rooms, etc. ........ e $1.95 each Just 30 Coil Spring Gliders 6-Ft. Star Brand Porch Shades $3.00 —The wide basswood slat —Choice of the 30, 42 and 48 shades, stained green or inch widths — all of heavy brown — complete with fix- stri) duck, mounted on tures ready to hang. flexible steel frames and com- 6 ft. wide and 6 ft. deep. plete with fixtures. Kann’s—Third Floor. Painted Stripe Duck ‘Window Awnings $1.69 Semi-Porcelain—Cabinet Model . Gas Ranges —A special purchase enables us to give you this big value in gas ranges. They are the attractive cabinet style ranges—with white porcelain door panels and splashers, with large cooking top, large oven and other modern features. Kann's—Third Floor. Usually Priced $24.50 $16.75 « —One of the big features of this “Summer saving” sale. These hammocks are of steel construction, with coil springs and long chain suspension. Cov- ered with colorful, durable striped duck. $1.29 Marquisette Criss-Cross Curtains 8¢ pr. —Five hundred pairs of these lovely curtains to sell at this low price. Ruffled styles with cornice valance and tie- backs. Buy It on Our Convenient Club Plan (Continued on Tenth Page.)