Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1930, Page 43

e —— Reserves Preliminary instructions pertaining to the training of the Organized Reserves of the 3d Corps Area, of which ‘Washington Reserve units are a part, for the 1931 fiscal year, have been issued By corps area headquarters in Balti- mpre. The training year of this com- ponent of the Army of the United States 8 divided into two parts, as follows: e e 95 Pc.Decorated | The Drapery Section Begins Its Annual e AT I | - Di S : P Vo s = g1 | Fall Sale of Homefittings Special ~—Lovely sets of thin American porcelain in the popular Mayflower shape, decorated with a pretty border design. Choice of two patterns, both open stock. Rayon Curtains Panel Style—$3.98 to $4.98 Values Cretonnes Reversible Terry Cloth 23.Piece Luster Tea 69c¢ Quality duty they will not.be ' i s Sets, $2.39 ’—‘Lflfl.c“" yt-“loo“kfl‘m‘g S |y © a - next Summer. S s ished with fringe The extension for Reserve iflm will —Gracefully shaped sets, in ° along bottom. 45 be cdonducted under Army‘Regulations i blu; &ndr :n&l::mwnnnumA inches wide in reg- etieon 4 bnr“ldn luncheons, ete. b ulation length. | [ 3 g!ed one to a win- g AL many attractive de low. ? 9 0 beautify the home | , ) 3% tnches wide. or tha M,,_ 11-Pc. China Bridge ] \ i in. “Lakewood” institu Sets, $1.00 —Reg. $1.00 Criss-Cross Cur- r {,- . in the Fall, soon after Septem! i 'y e ‘ arqui L 9C . 4 Faced Velour the M °‘ ‘h' D\uflfl:fif e-n.u:q\-i.uy; —Choice of mfinm::fl’n eTt' ) P e 6 p | Z 88 Portieres <..ciesscane sl l-” F’ fi" Time Seafnho terns. Each sel \ 4 ~—$1.98 to $2.98 Rufled | || | = > . i —2%:in. “‘Lakoweod” B comboent 4" te” Bt e R e , nd CrieeCrovs Curtains. . $1.18 PP poubis b “Viiew o6 88 b, —$2.98 to $4.98 Tailored Portiere tllbcu’:.'une 15. The duration of this rpe. Damish Drapwrs Soi% Black Footed Cartain Set, tilored styies @1 B8 gap B oA ,.,,,_‘ 258 g Byl SRR 150 Prs. of “Lakewood? = Ere o) advan course glassware — blac km’umd * : ing tbout June 15 and cuncludlu | 4 crystal glass tumblers, sher- W- d Sh d August 1.~ Information covering the bets, cocktail glasses, etc. . 1naow ades Th T gty oy Drapery Fabrics Sunfast Velour | ‘s .usrem 16-Pc. Green Glass # x $1.00 and $1.25 Qualities at —Four popular c Brea‘ul._.(;:)se‘t | p —Rayon damask P O R T I E R E S (g):,d;:.kew::k“;:l: a and taffeta in plain land, Duplex and ea. —TFour , ¢ four J o our saucers, i colors, figured and Cascade. All size ~ it il and T (N striped patterns. St Y, Snd pewer (.. 38, :}i ‘detst? inch yd. 3x59, in popular colors—mounted Wi n 6 as- - - sortment. ° pr. on spring rollers and complete with 6-Pc. Refrigerator Sets 69¢ : Formerly $14.95 a Pair Gilhree eenventent refrigersior Sbiaias: T 6o 4v e, ““Posrlio sl 69 —Window Velancing of ve- ‘Winking, Chaplain I i % o gerve, Catholic University, and -Second | | reet sumuon. Al brand,” $2.00 and $2.25 values —Rich, heavy velour portieres with a soft lilky :,':":" S e s* yd- - S cial value. sheen that lends beauty and charm to any room. ki Lieut. A. Thompson, Infantry Reserve, um'u fl-unum | , Kann's—Third Floor. —36-in. Warp Print Reversibl, Each portiere is 36 inches wide, or 72 inches to —Tapestry Wall Panels -J :::""' A s the pair, and finished with the New York open :,',f‘"h i "”u'“ cond Sl ‘8 L9 B = - I:ltf:rtllor ¢I>r Frem!:’h edge There are eight beau- o PRI in, ipery Damashks, ul color combinations for your choosing at R e e ond I0e vatuss. ..o 19€ yd' this low price. And every pair is guaran eed {sntherette ¢ aRNELNG V> ”'“ slm period commencing at a date just sub- sequent to July 1, 1931. Full data on the conduct of these values ,.... dgpereeses At Attractively Low Prices : T ' T e R i = 38 “Lane” Cedar Chests—Walnut Veneered—at Wekner s Pack oud, S atenty | e —Large, roomy chests that would ordinarily sell for $39.95 to $49.95. Each is 48 inches long and $ a0 Intantry. Pust vieut. wesiey | Qi k complete with patented lock, Window seat effects, console and plain styles, some with casters, "‘”k:":fii'::fi o "%‘g’l:",mé";:‘,"‘;.;.:;— ‘j \\\‘\ others s.fle.nt domes. All of cedar, heavily walnut veneered. an Arl&ee 315th Fleld Artiilery, l::::;: I it messuremen i iong smooth "h‘fl‘“ Caameled “Beacon” Part-Wool Plaid ne ; ;‘xr‘\g‘rmt‘ and non- handle. 39¢ g:lrlhu ‘1 17 Soved Sizes 66x80 Inches assignment to the 320th Infantry, Pvis. Prank A. D’ lo, 632 I street, and ‘ —Choice of reversible plain colors and attrac- WmhmAL A’:fi: 200 m:uecehus:?m ‘ P S tlvely colored plald designs. All finished with avenue, both Infantry Enlisted Re- | R 5 ” | s o ; =N lain sateen binding. A very special value. *l l"'l "C;"P' are’assigned to the 320th 3 ) e < 'arm, without being heavy. “Horner” All-Wool . Berlin teed Ready- | S R o Btn v, | pamned BRE | R Blankets, $9.95 ea. Py T ] o e F o] : street, Cleveiand Park, the regent, Miss | N Tl g —72x84-inch blankets in beautiful reversible Raberta Belle Galloway, presiding. .. $1.00 pastel shades. All wool, light in weight. Spe- woRld o the Clscussion ‘;’f%‘)nn'u'(" e 53 clally pricsd. " twelfth annusl Continental ball, to be s s S [ given by the chapter in November. An- | || 4 4 nouncement of the chairmen and mem- | § |f ~7 s - bers of the committees was made by ||l S | e ¢ 5 = Miss Ramona Newman, vice nFm um chairman of the Ball Comm! 8 Vet {3 give & card party i son ' o re] 9512 and 8.3x10.6 Sizes—$69.95 Values An account of a trip to Oak Hill, Lou- : dous County. Va., home of Jlmf:rll:nn& \L 6 12/ | ~It isn’t often that you can save $15.00 on ; 2405, Emig also tod of s (rip thet she I ki Soodt Natons \ ! a wool Wilton Rug at the beginning of the %ud‘f:n' the lnrf.mgr to various Pressi Cookers, season, but as we bought them at a special o Rugs Now! Pennsylvani | > ebmaled _Big_and “Baby coek wlth little or ° price we can offer them to you at this re- wmn“.:nn’.r:,:: ’:flt “'f'r‘mmmn nnuh with mckel- ,,nl Mx'mpn?e?amé uo oo ” 95 duction.: A heavy grade in rich colorings 0] e - regular] al £on 1930-1931, under the lendersnip of |y weo $2.49 b and attractive new patterns. Regent ‘Miss Helen Harmon. | choiee. . o Ottatrmer: ot committees have been ap: a T wi L jar = = o L4 S T R o st o eamless Axminsters Seconds of $40 Grade all activities of the National Society. Constitution day, September 17, will be observed Wednesday at b:45 o'clock, > ; —9x12 and 8}4x10%; ft. rugs in new Fall pat- E D{%% ::,’ :’.“nfi .:l‘l‘f“&rf Lo |l TR H / 1%8'.»3:::‘;:‘;“ Boilers. X ’ tex;nsdand colors. Only vlihght]y imperfect and 2 : 9 ik (over Badio mm“m i g ) 1 o X : , Coffee p"col.“n. riced at an unusual saving, fi?roductmn by wwu muom I D :'.:,um'gz' PR T _ : Seamless Seamless nces a Nation-wide pl-n ror I —4-cup Aluminum D. A. R. scholarship for outstanding —6-b. Martha Electric Percolators R B V l R B! 5 with guaranteed Ax aiencts & 5 et wanigen Be { _mopom mec | Nohimsem Gas anges elvet Rugs minsters mt of 4-H usluuuanne& the!dtre:tlmtll I heel r’ut: JSuazane -l ;:'1;”'4 1'32 ::;?.ge $1. & o J e 3 X o i Kot ] | e pr iy 1. e 94 il Rt Reg. $98.50 Full Porcelain Room Size Room Size Tated by Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Grace Reg. $1.98 Insulated Oven Porter Hopkins, aiso of the District of $380..0 R e | All Steel Utility | s $21,50 $24.95 forward-Jooking step for national $69.50 Y {lf,n:s,dc‘f,:fi.wm’: n:,:g‘:’l;n L oxis and: Siesiovh - defense yet undertaken by the ‘Daugh- = - 1 ters’ " | X o ) Miss Mary Oampbell -of Wi uunnm I Sl i+ ur home. Splendid wearing. Low new 1931 patterns and rich Wine siate, winher of the fifst sch 3 — Al Cabmets R . —Excellent priced. ter colorings. A special mm. enter the COIleie of An(culture 4 ,‘ °‘-’,'.f|'5f' & Deriod. o!e veum ears, | Bl : $7.45 G| mermastatic 18x36-in. Oval Rag Rugs in bright colors. ......88¢c ea« ' contest n the 4K cm- ':flm:g‘“, | ; b | ouen_ cemtrol 27x54-in. Rugs with plain or floral centers..... .. .79 ea. e e pepariment 'of A | Al ; g | cubinets, 68 ;,‘;‘.f{‘%fi‘“fi‘; i arawer and sep- 27x54-in, Axminster Rugs, heavy grade. Spcchl $1.89 ca. e l imporied Willow 2 Y oven eauipped . - 27x54-in, Rag Rugs in plain colors, Washable. .99 ca. Princess Engaged. | enameled finishes; buckle or warp. Terms tray to catch the Kann’s—Third Floor, —Smaller size 45} g LUXENBOURG, September 13 (#).— | R :’:x;x'oul ;\ 2- p6: é . :;. - 4 : Posi drippings 3".' sngsgement, was :;n;::ncd today | R ¥y Kann's—Third Floor. Connections gann's—Third Floor. mum