Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1930, Page 10

at Nearly $1,000,000 : in Three States. Smoke From Nearby Fire Seeps elsewhere. USHERS AVERT PANIC Into Movie Theater. FLOOD AND QUAKE STRIKE AT HAWAN 2. Ten Drowned—Lava Thrown 150 Feet in Air When Kilauea Erupts. By the Associated Press. . HONOLULU, November . —While residents of Honolulu cleared away the “:m from a flood, which wo:h‘ln lives and caused extensive 3 - lace of Hilo, on the Teiang of mpowm,w kept a watchful eye on Halemaumau, fire pit of Kilauea volcano, which start- ed erupting yesterday. "BEST OIL IN THE WORLD" When your spark plugs become carbon-caked . . . fouled . . . it's not their fault—but the fault of in- ferior motor oil. That's Ne is more imj 'h-dfiu portant e R P Beware of Substitutes Try Autocrat the next time you need oil, and judge its advantages for yourself, At the Better Dealers NEW SHADES Only 95¢ A new idea to save shades you select at this bi saving! - VALLEY TRIP PLANNED e o o S ‘Twenty per ‘were reported missing S motor car age: s an hére as the vesulj of the fiood. whick A el the W 1 G ro::nnmd .:-:’a:t-oto‘: Am roared from’ the mq ‘ty.enclcy. Most of the 10'known dead | g, oil, which means less car- Orientals. bori and greater durability. RN oo, L) > ;'.d Honolulu Streets Coyered. ‘The flood came through Kalihi Valley ses | answers the “What | shall we do” | | question! s BACKGAMMON. Spalding “ meets the revival of Back- * gammon with a great col- « lection of sets. {95, $9.50, $15 up | | HOLLAND INDOOR GOLEF. l " A fascinating living room | version of golf, played with | tiddledywinks. $3.50. i {cAMzLOT. The popular | sew cross between chess { WALTER JOHNSON BASE- BALL. Revives the excite- t of the recent World ies in your home. $1. * \ . Pango Baskarball $2 _ Foothall Games $1.50 ond $2 Washington Gas Light Co. on WRC Saturday Evening at 6:15 s, s, SR ey s 134 mvnion vl e mae sty || BAVERSON OIL WORKS, COLUMBIA 5228 T { e War Department Late yesterday water ran several And here’s the reason oy . . . The Washington Gas Light Com- pany is making “an intensive mer- chandising effort at this time in order to keep in work 80 men recently taken on in the fitting department. These men were hired to take care of a seasonal job—the installation of Au- tomatic Gas Home Heating equipment. The Director of Sales was instructed to develop enough mnew business through the sale of gas appliances to keep these men busy. To stimulate sales, generous discounts are being given on gas ranges which are pur- chased for installation within the next 30 days. This wholesale cut in prices is to be applied to our entire stock of beauti- ! new gas ranges. There are no ex- ceptions. Sale Now Going On Af: Georgetown Gas Light Co. 1244 Wisconsin Avenue Washington Gas Light Company 419 Tenth Street N. W. 3310 14th Street N. W. 5632 Connecticut Avenue Rosslyn Gas Company 15 Wilson Boulevard Tune in on Gas Ranges fluyiflyg Now OME OWNERS in Washington will save over $20,000 on gas ranges in the next 30 days as the result of a wholesale cut in prices by the Washington Gas Light Company. Drastic reductions of from 10% to 31% are offered on our complete stock of beautifully enameled ranges, embodying the latest in de- sign of cooking equipment, including Oven Insulation and Heat Control. Generous savings are effected all along the line, in some cases running as high as $53. Hundteds of thrifty shoppers have already taken advantage of these prices—the lowest in the history of the gas company. A partial survey has shown that there are thousands here in Washington who have obso- lete ‘cooking equipment. Many of these will take advantage of the unusual values which will be offered during the next 30 days. Terms are so liberal that almost anyone can afford to buy immediately. Ten dollars down and the balance in 18 months, with no extra financing charge, will put a beautiful new range in your home, ‘ Drop in at any of our show rooms to make your selection, or call National 8280. Our representative will be glad to call at your convenience.