Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1930, Page 33

PERSONAL BOND ASKED, | BOY OFFERS ALMOST $2 i-uvu Trafic Court Dumfounded When He -Is Allowed to Retain His Money. “I ain't got no personal bond to give Joseph Douglas, 17, colored, in- .| his right hand . ligh® for his .bike 5..: dumfounded the fudge whlle the derk repented the| SURETY COMPANY SUES that the colored boy offered his propo- sition, and promise to get a tracts it i o A T N B s | ractor Held Up by Veterans' his money intact. Bureau and Other Officials. 'l:“l'h;: ]Wwfln’t 80 bad. He knows 'S Barnes. ON HOSPITAL CONTRACT N —_— lon, Secreta: He was worried when asked to raise |ywrants Final Payment to Con- making final all-right,” the boy told| The National Surety Co. of New York yésterday filed in the Distrfot Supreme Three-Eye Meeting Called. y DECATUR, I, November 21 (#)— President L. J. Wylie today issued & - | call for the annual meeting of the n: | FRENCH TEACHER SLAIN ‘(- AND YOUTH IS WOUNDED Police Suspect Jealousy for Death of Young Woman in Cottage With Two Men. By the Assoclated Press. BATH, November 31.—Miss YEAR SALES Free Parking for Customers—E Street Between Sixth and Seventh When a topcoat won’t do . . . and an overcoat’s too heavy ..., then you’ll want to wear “THE MID-TEX 'MEDILM WEIGHT OVERCOAT $ You have:a- topcoat for .Spring and Fall. You have a heavy-6vercoat when thermometer hits the30-degree mark or so. Now comes Mid-tex . . . a medium- weight overcoat for those days of Winter when the temperature is “in between.” Xot only is it a comfortable coat . . 4 but it protects your health as well. Re- duces the.chances of catching cold to about zero. Because it is' made right for the weather, s ! There are two kinds of Mid-tex coats. One is a rough-finished tweed coat with the fashionable half -belt. The other.is a soft, fleecy fabric . . . looks just like'an exclusive imported material. : Two Seconds by Direct Elevators to the Men’s Clothing Department—Second Floor This is.a specially planned sale for those who really mean to do their Christmas shopping early. White English.broadcloth . , . blue, tan, green and grey broadcloth. * Striped and figured madras. Figured and'striped broadcloth. These Points of Suéeriori!y: 1. The collar wod't 4. Full cat , . . from shrink around the collar to shirt tail. neck. No skimping. 2. Seven-button fronts, 2 Four-hole buttons. 3. Sleeves made in one’ piece. Lengths 33, . 34 and 35. . Collar-attached and one“and two collars-to-match styles. Sizes 1314 to 17. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) 8. Full size center pleat. 6. Plenty of variety . . . +» 5,000, shirts offer wide selection, Men's $1.50 to $2.50 Ties Hand-tailored. Satin, charvet, crepes and s faille, Plain colors, fancies. Gift boxed. l (Main Fioor, Tne Hecht Co.) We began where others quit . . . and the finished product ranks with the leaders of. popular priced clothing in America We gave the manu- facturer enough business so that he could afford to sell for a little less. We pared our own profits. Now you can actually get one of the best popu- lar priced coats in America at $37.50. 2 Seconds by Direct Elevators to the Men’s Clothing Department —Second Floor Celebrating 5 Years 5,000 Men’s $1.95 to $2.50 Shirts $10 Ball-Bearing Velocipede $7.95 Ball bearing. - Heavy tubular frame, Nickel- Elated rubber-gnl:f handlebars, Spring saddle, ubber pedals. Heavy rubber-tired wheels, At- tractively finished in a nice shade of red. (Bixth Fioor, The Heeht o) Men’s $7.50 RAINCOATS Two styles—light-weight leatherette and a heavier weight jersey cloth. With raglan sleeves. And both water-shedding. Sizes 36 to 4. (Main Floor, Men's -Sports Shop) o - ay y:-Jénuatyfll 0