Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1930, Page 3

SHIPPING ABROAD There is a lot to know about shipping goods abroad. There are many countries with varying regs ulations. There are many means of shipping. We know a good deal about foreign shipping, as well as foreign packing. Beturity Storage 1140 FIFTEENTH ST & SAFE DEPOSITORY FOR 38 YEARS CAASPINWAs, , PRESIDENT 1818 Kalorama Rd N.W. Fireproof Building 4 rooms, bath, porch, $53.00 Frigidaire Included FOR RENT —downtown, 1%; blocks from P St, close io méw ofice building of Electric Power Gas Light Co., and new Government Office Buildings; 4,000 3q. ft., with mezzanine, fireproof; $300 mo. " MEtro. 1844 SPECIAL NOTICES. Y WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY debts other than those contracted by myself. MRS CATHERAN 'C. DAWSON, 735 6t BAVE 20% o 407 on gasoline and eliminate all carbon trouble under absolute guarantee. Call at 940 Munsey Blds. or 822 13th st. n.w an tie or des wife and children. Such ship would make great weddin mas present. Address Box 256-V. Star office. AWNINGS REPAIRED, HUNG, REMOVED 2nd stored reasonably; window shades, Ssc up. WALTER J. PROCTER CO., Nat. 1456. RETURN "LOADS, NEW_YORK Verm New ~Hampshire, Asheville c) pomu Sn.::h Long-distance moving ity. h's Storage . uu Yo st nom. 3343. g(h T Ch the de by PO "“lfi o : G ELIASSON. 1111 M st nowe ABL 3 ng by vote Eolgate ;a. ny, American lllonll Senk oF Wathin in the o1 Washington, e?ln-.blm unflu&u e lons of, the law ral urpose” of voting ters “incidental he sal A’ copy the "afor -m«mnz enemea 5775 majority of the dic the leral-American _National Ban. o "Washington and by & majority of the directors of this company, providing for consolidation, is on file at the main office 9f this company. 'No. 1433 H “Strect northwest may be insi uiness Nours. The books of the company for the trins- ger of stock will be closed October 18, 1030, &t 13 o'clock D **"ROLFE E. BOLLING. , " President. Dated September 18. 1630 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF notders. Meetine. Notice 18 hercby given” (hat- pursuant o of its Directors a special meeting of the eholders of the Federal-American Na- Bank of Washington will be he e Panking nouse, No. 615 Fourteenth sireet northwest, in the City of Washington. Dis- t das, the" (wer Ath 01 urpose v any emnul to the proposed. consolidstion of anks. A ‘copy of the aforesaid g for 1 :lnk and may be ln!fl!tled during business urs. ‘The books of the bank for the transfer B! orkelvlll lz: closed October 18, 1930, e JOHN POOLE. President. Dated September LLO el No. ?urk State tag No. 4-L-7378. nson. NOLAN MOTOR CO., ] WANT 70 HAUL [FOLL _OR PART _LOAD from Rew ' York. Richmond, Boston. 'no foca) ‘moving_aiso. 1 AM‘ NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS contracted by person other than myself ‘any JEFF HENRY, 1448 Girard st. n.w., Apt, 23. i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR | NY debts other than those eontracted by my- L JONES. 4823 16th_st. n.w. 17° R VAN RE- self. J. PAUI ALLIED VAN LINE, movals apywhere. Pool ments of small lots to And from vans for shi New Yorl SECURITY STORAGE COMPANY. 1140 Pif- teenth street. Decatur 0443 WANTED- FULL OR PART LOAD FOR THE below listed cities_ai To or from New York. To or from Chicago..... To or from Columbus. To or from Richmond. V AMERICAN STORAGE Adams LLIED VAN | Missouri Possemen Resume WOMAN'S KIDNAPER IS STILL AT LIBERTY Man Hunt After Tempo- rary Halt by Rain, By the Associated Press. GREENFIELD, Mo, October 16— | Their search temporarily halted by a downpour last night, possemen from several Southwest Missouri counties to- day were ready to resume their search for the abductor of Mrs. Alma Wilson | McKinley, 24-year-old heiress. Mrs, McKiniey, whose story of nearly 24 hours with the kidnaper has stirred this section of the State, today was under the care of a specialist from Springfield, who said her condition was “not good.” Effects of the long ex- posure, the doctor said, sent her tem- perature to 101 last night. She is an expectant ‘mother. of a sheriff’'s posse believed they had the abductor surrounded in a dense woods near Stockton. After sending for additional help, they searched in vain for the man, who told Mrs. Mc- Kinley he was a former convict and would rather hang than return to riso) s Although Mrs. McKinley, in her high school days at Greenfield rated as the greatest woman basket ball player in the world, talked freelv of her experi- ences, she refused to confirm a report she had agreed to pay the. kidnaper $10,000 after her release. ‘The lbducml’ treated her with “ut- most respect,” she related, “and before he finally let me go we became down- right confidential.” ‘Mrs. McKinley and her mother yes- | terday viewed rogues’ gallery pictures from the Kansas City Police Depart- | ment. Mrs. Wilson, who was bound and gagged by the abductor, Slld “I'm | positive that’s the kidnaper,” when | shown one of the pictures, but Mrs. Mc- | Kinley was uncertain. e iy = Kingston House, Leatherhead, Eng- | land, seventeenth-century mansion, in the dining room of which Wesley preached his last sermon, has been sold for $100,000 at auction. IIIIIU""""*UIIIIII HST NE. CALL LINC. 10200 | Eom CHEVROLET SPECIAL PRICES on work Efficiently and For a time late yesterday members (= Promptly T o T D 30 Bulck Sedan, 1345052, 1111 18th a4 way polnts: special rates El ASSN., 317 he Economical Seasoning and so Rich in Flavor Every golden drop of Gulden’s Prepared Mustard contains mil- lions of atoms of mellow flavor. The world’s choicest mustard seeds and rare spices are blended with the skill that comes from the Gulden experience in making mustard—and nothing but ~ INVESTMENT BUILDING tenants drive to their offices and park in their ownbuilding. H. L. Rust Company sore throat, When your throat is burning and raw “Witch” Elm Claims Victim. How the “witch” elm tree claimed another victim recently was told at the coroner’s inquest at Port Talbot, Wales. ‘Thomas J. Richards, 36, had been en- gaged by the Penybont Council to trim the branches. A branch on which he was standing snapped, and he fell 40 —when every cough is like the scrap- ' ing of a rusty knife—get some Mistol quick! Gargle a spoonful. Feel that quick soothing relief as Mistol enfolds the sore membranes, and the raw surfaces relax. Get 1 bottle today! ‘Maistol s.paT.OFF | Made by the Makers of Nulal Prepared Mustard 'GULDENYS! Charles Gulden,New York. 44 D AUSTARD TRAY RLCEIVED AN AWARD A1 THE -ullg ESTABLISHED 1864 L mustard—for 66 years. Sandwiches and cold cuts taste so much better when you use Gulden’s. Spread over meats before cooking, added to sauces, gravies and left over dishes, this delicious seasoning brings SLPLPPLDUL000000000000000 = La Reine Apartments 5425 Connecticut Ave. Corner Legation.St. #65 2 Large Rooms Reception Hall Dinette Kitchen Bath 2 Large Closets Electric Refrigeration, Elevators, Garage New Modern Building Resident Manager Hedges & Landvoigt Tower Bldg. Dist. 8332 7202 Meadow Lane Chevy Chase, Md. his _six-room English-type red brick and white wenther-poard home in Meadowbrook combines all of the attractive featutes you could desire. On the first foor are & lary ing_room. dining room. kitche; try: on the second floor, thre: Also. & bullt- bed rooms. two d_wide cov- in two.car garage, an: ered side porch: General Electric Re- frigerator, buili-in kitchen cabinets, Sanitas (washable) walls, etc. $16,950 Convenient Terms But don’t stop to read about it... hurry out and see it! Drive out Con- necticut Avenue to Columbia Country Cludb, turn left on West Cypress Street (Bethesda-Silver Spring High- way) one block to property. Phone Wisconsin 2764, 1 to 9 p.m ¢ Neadowbrook A WARREN DEVELOPMENT INGHEVY CHASE + + - i 'mwmm-namum. A nesman Tanxer Launched in Italy. MONFALCONE, = Italy motor-driven ol tanker *J. Winckie." launehed here. o the Ttalo- American 'Petroleum Co.,, has a dis- placement of 24,000 tons previously had been while cutting away the branches ol the same tree under similar circumstances. ‘The tree, nearly 50 feet high, is known among woodsmen as “a traitor tree. ORCHID SHOW Willard Hotel .. .two days more Friday, October 17th Saturday, October 18th This glorious display of orchid blooms so exotic in beauty is pro- vided by the N. A. G. ORCHID SHOW : A. Kahn Inec. In conjunction we are displaying the beauti- ful Orchid Pattern in silverware — it’s as lovely as the flower Jrom which it takes its name. Six Teaspoons ....$10 Six Viande Knives. $24 Six Viande Forks. .$25 A.Kahn Jne. 38 Years at 935 F Street The Nationally Famous SCHRAFETS Homemade Chocolates and Candies in a Complete Selection at Our 2 Stores Candy-lovers everywhere recognize the deliciousness and superior quality of the NATIONALLY FAMOUS SCHRAFFT'S HOME-MADE CHOCOLATES AND CANDIES. At our two stores you will find a complete selection, in all Famous Schrafft’s varieties, fresh, and in attractive boxes. Come in and look over our new Schrafit's candy department and choose your favorite kind. In 2 Lb, 1 Lb. and ¥ Lb. boxes. — THREE GREAT SCHRAFFT’S SPECIALS For Friday and Saturday 2 2 e 22 Z TR T T T T TR E T T LT T T T T T T T T T T T F i E T F TR E T T T T e 77T 7 7 7R AT 770, Extra Fine “Pick of the Crop” ALMONDS Regular $1 value 79c Lb. Freshly roasted almonds, dipped in delicious-tasting Schrafft’s chocolate. Chocolate-covered NOUGATINES Regular 30c value 59¢ Lb. They are made of honey, eggs, nuts and cane sugar, and are covered with a rich chocolate coating. Very tasty. Butter Roasted CASHEW NUTS, 79c¢ Ib. Regular $1.25 Value Finest quality;" Got' enough for the week-snd 2 STORES NATIONAL PRESS PHARMACY 1336 F St. N. Next_to Fox Theater ALBANY PHARMACY 17th and H Sts, N.W, L L L2 L 2 Z 722, LIIIT 111 R AL L AT 1L A I L L LIS AL B P I H AL IS AL AL LIS EE T AL LA L AT AT LT T przzzzz77722222722772722722227272. “Eeny, Meeny, Miney Mo!” The old school-day method of selection won't do when it comes to choosing fuel for the Winter. If you want to be SURE of service and satisfac- tion, call Marlow for Famous Reading Anthra- cite, You'll never be content with substitutes, once you have tried this cleaner. longer burning hard coal. Marlow Coal Co. 811 E St. NW. Don't forget ol ol ——————— 830 13th St. N.W. l W. STOKew AAMMON§ No More Swiiled Window Shades to $poil the Attractiventess of the Home The. marvelous sunproof, wash- able du Pont TONTINE Window Shade Cloth makes it possible for housewives to have spic and span window shades at all times—they're washable. e TINE Shades to our laun- dry for a REAL bath! OFTEN COMPLIMENTED Mix chopped pecans with Wise’s Cream Cottage Cheese, form into balls, roll in finely chopped nuts and place in hollows of cooked pears. To form cheese balls, add pinch of cornstarch to each ball ‘and they will shape easier. Serve on lettuce leaves with either French drcuin; or Mayon- naise and garnish with strips of bacon. Whether plain or in salads, our Cottage Cheese adds health- ful zest at little cost. Wise Brothers Or our phone NAtional 0311 We make Win- dow Shades to order. No order too small or too large to receive our eareful atten- Cuevy CHASE DAIRY Main Office and-Plant—3204-08 N Street N.W. SMALL’S GREAT EVERGREEN SALE! or Box Bushes B in—8 Box Bush 8 in—10 in, Box Bushes, 10 in—12 in. 12 In—15 1 Searlet: These Plants Can Be Purchased From Our HOME FLOWER MARKET 1503 Conn. Avenue SMALL’S NORBECK NURSERIES Norbeck, Maryland Dug Fresh From Our Own Nurseries OCTOBER 16 to OCTOBER 25 Euonymus Ja- ponica, 12 in~15 in. 490 Euonymous Ja- i A . rin Clumps .. Peren- nials ... Tulip Bulhs, Guaranteed first - grade, dozen GITY oCT, Special yates for small 1otz ‘{0 and from Philadeiphia_and New. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. INC 418_10th St “Metropoiiian 1845 Furnaces Cleancd & Painted $3.50 Repairs and installations; terms on new worki estimates free. ROBEY HEATING CO.. 61 N st. ne. Nat. GOOD ROOF PAINT ~properly applied. For a really worth- while Job of roof painting, send for us. ‘This work has been our specialty for 30 Toate "L e entimate: Roofing 119 3rd St. 5.W. Company Distriet 0933 Sweet Cider—Apples at Quaint Acres Quality Fine—Prices Low On Silver Spring-Colesville Pike Printing Craftsmen are at your service for result-getting pubhcnty The National Capital Press %fl‘bfil'. Mll-“flm-.t out a wonderful hidden goodness in inexpensive foods. We Are the Local Distributors for the Following: 3 Ta Hyper-Humus M . d AL e Fertilizer for Nature’s Own Soil Builder Flowers and Plants $5 per 100 lbs. $2.50 per 100 Ibs. 50c per 5 Ib. can