Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1930, Page 30

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, 'AUGUST 24, 1930—PART TWO. HOODLUM SOUGHT AS COUNTERFEITER Regular $12 All-wool Blankets 2 5 . . ‘ 5 | —Beautiful soft, 1 bl ts, in block “Biggest Chicago Ring in 25 : I s of rose: s bl o:en:é i er— $ 8 9 5 und with wide sateen to match Years” Believed Exposed 70x80 inches—weight, 5 pounds. by Arrests. Kann's—Street Floor. Pair By the Assoclated Press. cEes i e | | AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY! 15 IMPERIAL KARNAK hert. notoridun huodlum md fugitive from justice, wanted by '-hs expose Stamped Seconds—If Perfect Would Be $125 $79.95 —Every rug is a creation of a maker noted for the beauty of his patterns and exceptional blending of colors. Offered at this price only because they are stamped Seconds. The 9x12 and 8%4x 104 ft. sizes. ul a eounm- 4 ally of “Polack Joe” “nymolfih day ct, and & womnn and the -eu\ln of $53,000 ‘ [DH h'l!h mme ‘was not disclosed, implicated Herbert, the Secret BService operatives said. 3 xpou dlmvad the arrest sev- B | Soneinis ana John ‘who con- L I ; e Chickaer Tt pair Implicated | Now the Lowest Prices Yet Offered on Peter Drautzburg of the Secret Serv- CAPT. NED HEARD, Soslmid the T NEN S et 0| sxdpper of Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger tor the America's Cup, the Shamrock o 1098 of V, is shown at the wheel. urder 4 m“‘“""‘" e CONDITION IMPROVING Dance Steps Are Adopted. sent ance Steps Are opt toumn He has forfe Hl‘lflm N Yo & 28— engravers and their N“lmfl'- Y. M. C. A. Competitor at A. A. U. |proved waltz has & smooth, ‘wavy gliding the Secret Se: motion because of long skirts. ‘The Program Seriously Injured. | op v longer and the tempo slower, PITTSBURGH, August 23 (#).—The 1t has been adopted as a standard by condition of Joseph Poirer of the Bos- | the convention of the dan cm masters ton Y. M. C. A, who was injured dur- [of America along with the slow fox - | ing the National A. A. U. competition | ! tmt the fast fox trot and the novelty here yesterday, was described as “fairly —————-—-— - | good” todsy. X-ray photographs dis- closed his skull was fractured. Polrer was struck by a discus and taken to Montefiore Hospital, he was consclous SHEDS DYNAMITED T B & S IN M“.K"EN'S STRIKE superintendent said he had rested well. Poirer was entered in the broad jump- ing event. “Pequot” AND CASES R $]. 37 €. 1zi0e Regular $1.95 Values Two Rooms, Kitchen and Bath, $42.50 Cambria-Majestic 132426 Euclid Street N.W. $70 Seamless Wilton Rugs —Handsome Rugs in new 1981 ? $5 4‘.95 and rich eoorlnu « —Present conditions in the cotton market have greatly Seamless Minster Rugs Kansas City Dairy Owners Report: Outbreak and 320 Gellons of Product Dumped. terns and 8Y%x10%,-ft. sizes. lowered the cost price—consequently prices on sheets and e u". cases are the lowest yet offered. Every housewife knows —The 9x12 and l'/.xlol/, ft. Seamless 5 5 that “Pequot” stands for quality and long wear. Beautiful, 2 i with (hick deep Bap. Some discontinued $3 9 smooth finish and snowy whiteness. Other sizes in the HOME OWNERS;ATTEN'TION! Install This American Radiator Co. HOT WATER HEATING PLANT—NOW! Don’t wait until cold weather is here before 8.. think about heating your home. Talk unth us NOW about installing this guaranteed . « cOm- pletely installed in 6-room house as low @ .o %325 TMIS hot-water plant is is a product of the | American Radiator Ce. + . world’s largest manu- By the Assoclated Press. CITY, August 23.—Milk sheds owned two non-striking dairymen were dynamited here yester- day, the latest outbreak of violence in connection with a 12-day strike of Seamless Axminster Rugs—Room sizes 27x54-in. Axminster Rugs—Rich colors 27x54-in. Velvet Rugs in nice patterns 27x54-in. Napara Rugs—Cheerful colors A Budget Plan for Extended Palments May Be Arranged Kann's—Third Floor. ot $1.24 o e 51.29 «mmm Soc... 38cea. B ] A Big Special Purchase “Star and Crescent” BATH MATS l/gl)rikce (Some Slightly Imperfect) | Portieres ing oquipilh Double Faced—Reg. £21.95 It is fully 1-'- I ‘ 1 2 8 8 anteed . ey Py | $ pr. EXPLAINS NAVAL TREATY i L perts. 3 Call Our Graduate Heat- ing Engineers Now for Facts! AMERICAN HEATING E¢Ganre 907 New York Ave. N.W. National 8421 e | velour portieres, in rich RN 7 2 AT —soft, lustrous TOKIO, August 23 ().—The exami- g:l‘cr combinations that wul add new nation Committee of the Privy Coun- Premier ished n borders, others French edge. 50 inches wide. 73, Bl 89, 88 pr. Tl Tt 86,88 pr. Reg. $3 Tailored Scotch ox- and asked few ques- hed hostility failed to de- || BEING TORN DOWN cz‘womm loves a good value—and here h one that will appeal to every housewife—for it offers the well known “Star and Crescent” bath mats at half their regular prices. 1,320 of them, good heavy weights, too, in dark colors and attractive patterns. Some slightly imper- fect, such as a heavy thread, no holes. Cedar Chests $5, $15, $25 Government Hotels—Union Station Plaza 2 CITY BLOCKS, 16 BUILDINGS FOR SALE ALL MATERIALS IN THE ABOVE BUILDINGS 1, Million Feet Lumber at $15 per M 75,000 Feet Steam Radiators at 71 Cents a Foot 800 Roll Front Lavatories 50,000 Feet of Trim 20 Bubble Fountains Steam, (Yfa:t;;;esoil and 008 Doors, AN Sives 25,000 Feet BX Cable 2,000 Sash and Frames 1,500 Electric Fixtures 200,000 Feet of Sheathing 25 Hytension Tramfor_mers 200,000 Building Tile Syey away Free! A WONDERFUL CHANCE TO BUILD WITH THESE TILES AT NO COST FOR MATERIAL, SAVING ABOUT 50 PER CENT All these hotels were built during the war, when money was no object, and the best stock was used. We have to move all this material in a few weeks. All prices slashed, ed, everything must go. HUNDREDS OF ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION IF IT'S FOR BUILDING PURPOSES, WE HAVE IT LAST CHANCE TO BUY WARTIME HOTEL MATERIALS These Are the Last of the Government Hotels at Union Station Plaza S. M. OSBORN & CO., Building Wreckers ADMINISTRATION BUILDING NO. 1, UNION STATION PLAZA P, O. Box WASHINGTON, D. C. Telephone $9.95 to $44.95 Values At $5.00—Reg. $9.95 Chests in highly polished finish. At $15.00—Reg. $27.95 to $32.95 Cedar and Walnut Veneered Chests in 40 to 48 in. lengths. At $25.00—Reg. $34.95 to $44.95 Cedar- and Walnut Veneered Chests in 42 to 48 in. lengths. Lace Curtains $1.87 pr. —The well known “Zion” make, in beautiful Scotch lace patterns and a soft ivory shade. Neatly finished with tailored hems. The newest curtains for Fall. At a very special price. Xann'’s—Third Floor. / ONE DAY AUGUST SPECIAL NO. 12 New Fall Pillows Reg. $1.98 Values $1.39 —8quare and oblong shaped pillows of lustrous rayon damask and rayon brocade in green, gold, rose and rust color. Some trimmed with cord—all filled with soft kapok. Unusual Reg. $1.00 Mats at Reg. $1.50 Mats at. Kann's—Street Floor. Save More Than Half on a ganorfARADIO CLIAI AS A BELL Full Electric 8-Tube Set 3 Screen Grid and 1 Screen Grid Detector 10-in. Dynamic Speaker Complete $69.50 —The well known Sonora Radios with eight De For- rest tubes — four of which are screen grid—in a beauti- ful hand-rubbed walnut-fin- ished lowboy cabinet. Full electric, with push-pull am- plification. All parts thor- oughly shielded. Guaran- teed by the makers as well as by Kann's, 810 Down Delivers It Balance in Convenient Payments Kann's—Fourth Fioor.