Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1930, Page 23

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Sl IR S TRAMP NOVELIST DIES AFTER VARIED CAREER Bart Kennedy Fought Indians, Had Part in Gold Rush, Sang, Act- ed and Was Sailor.” By the Associated Press. INDON, December 10.—Life's long Music and Musicians Reviews and News of Capital's Programs. of E demic Overture” and in the “Sym- phony No. 4 in E Minor,” orchestra or according to its own it is no easy feat to step into 's shoes Since Mr. at a moment’s ments and Mr. Smallens could prob- ably have imparted much beauty to it if he had had the oppertunity. ralled and shaken by some one out of thelr sloth—whatever—they mustered themselves on the stage for the Debussy “Iberia” and played it quite creditably. Afterwards they gave what seems to have been the second ed i and to the evident Tikings of the ce. E. dée 8. M. A PROGRAM of Colonial music o "Priday -aitemmoon: o the Sutro on oon Carlton Hotel, at 4 o'clock. The soloists will be Mme. 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W, P Chevy Chase Lake,e {’Il(;y Wisconsin 2600 THAT BETTER PENNSYLVANIA HARD COAL sold on an absolute money-back | *“The Pleasant Way to Cold Reliet”| 5] WOffDWARD & Lowfizop THE DOWN STAIRS STORE.. ; The Litle Ones’ Christmas Will Be a Most Enjoyable One if-Santa Claus Brings Them These ’Ciflts from Our Fourth Floor . This Jersey Raincoat and Hat keep the little lady dry as well as smart. In “Billy Cuddles” simply. squeals with delight for his. new little master. And woolly togs...$1.95 INFANTS ACCESSORIES Fourte FLOOR. Other Apparel Gifts for A place for everythi _-'ni' everything '3 lx place in baby’s nursery is the incentive for this INFANTS' FURNITURE Baby may gurgle to her Fourra FLOOR, heart’s content if this be her lot#-a dainty pink tnnlo”'&inbo-nn or a jacket— hand-quilted and embroid- ered in pink at , . . $295. Twrayrs’ Baby's Wardrobe A Soft Cuddly Robe of wool with satin bindings does nicely for baby’s nsp—in pink end blue at......$495 * Handmade Bootees kick up no fuss. Precious styles in baby pink, or white with pink trim....$1 and $1.50 An imported handmade sacque in white with either pink. or, blue trim mal For the “little sport” may we end Redium baby nice and comfy in the $2.95 Creepers as just the thing—In pink,, de Chine by blue end white ................ cessearacansonss 82.‘:; <Or for the baby who walks, there are diminutive Printed Walking Dresses with panties. Sizes 1,2, 3, $1.95 Soft Cotton Blankets, boun acceptable gift for baby... The little fellow of a year or more would love one of the Angors and Wool Mixed Berets—in white...$1.75 Invants’ ArparEL, FOURTH FLOOR. The Talon fasteners very ' successfully keep out any wandering snow flakes when baby wears “his suit [l g o elmet an in, youthful col .“‘s: small letter size paper in “ white or green At Left A. Imported suede folios with French parchment paper with lined envelopes; in blue, green, mauve, chamois sl B. Crane’s boxed Lincar thin paper, in gray lawn, ivorette, blue, green and or- $2 C. Men’s Whiting and Cooke gloveskin club size paper in pigskin box $2'50 At Right D. Cedar chests filled with plain white paper small letter size E. Modern box of smart sta- tionery; Whiting & Cooke Vellum in ‘white letter size paper; 2 quires and sz 50 'Others, 50c to $5 Srarionsey, Atz 3, Pmst FLoom,