Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1930, Page 16

7"'A‘;16 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1I. 1930, % PHYSIOTHERAPY ROOMS R [} T I] U S.¢hop window, 80 passengers escaping| - HIGH BOND DEMANDED BI"ZENS BHUUSE PROPOSAL RE]ECTEDI AFH lE 4 P ;h:;n.,:mtm.,.:“&m Improve eon:| OHICAGO, December 11 () body happened to have $1,660,000 in —_—— . ¥ R h or $3,320,000 in tat A District Heads Declare Bids for Re- BY BH ANNEL FUG E s | sz;g young men ulcr:mu‘e; o:“;' a’a’h:?od% modeling Weightman and Magru- CHICAGO, December 11 (#)—Sales | Lyle, who speclalizes in figh bends. der School Quarters Too High. of the Hammond Clock Co. for Novem- | fixed that amount as the total neces- sary for their release. ‘The District joners have ber were approximately two and a half wryfi.he b ju:y + He held them - Igian Steamer D, + | times those of the same month last |‘C" John S. Cole Is Re-elected Saiog it W 8 fembdeig e Be g. Stwe amaged; "“S&,“fi:“‘“m‘;’gfi- kel e President of Park View | and sserder onoo, ae e iowest| Aquitania Five Hours Late; cnded vt Rovember oo, s vere| | PINEHURST Association. appropriation. The job had been esti- Highways Dangerous. the corresponding period of 1929, Washington’s Finest R & new couse 1 gome mansgement | Indoor Golf Course The election of officers for the fiscal ",_?‘e Gommissioners ordersd condemn- | By the Associated Press, and conservation is planned at North Connecticut Ave. at R nation procee gS uf for year of 1931 last night marked the| acquisition of six lots needed to com-| VONDON, December 11.—The Chan- wfl“——% THE AVENURB meeting of the Park View Citizens’ As- | plete the site of the Harrison Bchool |nel coast was enshrouded again today AT SEVENTH soclation In the Park View School, |8t Thirteenth and W streets, in a heavy fog which disrupted trans- Warder and Newton streets. Con- > portation by water as well as by land " and air. testants were for the most part unop-| FILES SUIT FOR $10,000 | ““Notigation in the Channel was al- , the only principal office helng most impossible. The Belgian Channel sought by more than one candidate be- | e poss; g ~ 9 s | Steamer Prince Leopold was damaged in| 6 6 ing that of vice president. Jonn| ™ Tens Curtis Alleges Son’s |, Gollision with a breakwater ae e eor Yess p 3 a o Re-elected for 'a second. term, John DeathivByie b Negligence. tered Dover Harbor. The Aquitania . Cole, president of the ass 3, was five hours late entering South- o f 1 a post-meeting speech gave & SUMMATYF wyg pens Gurtis, 1309 S street, | ampton. The port of Hull was fog- —you’re giving some one by equipping it review on the progress and ucomp'lis)?—’ with a POLISHED— ments made by the association in the| mother of 3-year-old Edward Curtis, |Tidden and a fleet of trawlers lay out- ide, not daring t 3 past vear. He particularly praised the| who was killed in front of his home |19F; Rt daring to enter. panted {IWe'll cut the glass, insuring absolute accu- racy of fit. Prices Are Reasonable, as inquiry Vvarious committee chairmen. | May 3, last, by an automobile, yester- |into stations hours overdue. Al pere will demonstrate. “Praise should be given where praise| day filed suit in the District Supreme | ices stopped and highway traffic became is due” he declared, “and it is not I} Court to recover $10,000 damages from |very dangerous, partly because of ihe [Glass also furnished for Christmas Pictures, Trays, Desks, etc. who am deserving but your committee| Chauncey Brown, 603 T street, said to | fog and partly because of the frozen 1 PAINTS, ENAMELS, LACQUERS chairmen. It is through their efforts pe the owner of 'the car. The mother, |roads. A motor bus coblided with a and stains for renewimng Toy.'. that the assoclation has been able 0| suing as administratrix of the child’s lorry near " Leicester aad enssimen: WEIGHTED POLISHING BRUSHES make such strides.” estate, charges negligence in the opera- | were hurled through the windows, HUGH REILLY: CO. tion of the automobile. She is repre- Another motor bus at Chatburn, in PAINTS AND GLASS of the organization, its alms and ideals. Tambert Is Kieclod. sented by Attorney Miiton W. King. !'Lancashire, skidded and crashed againet 3. W. Lambert was elected vice presl- | nted by Attorney Milton W. King. _ Lancashire, skidded and crashed ngainst » e asked for the co-operation of the 1334 New York Ave.—Phone Nat'l 1703 B AR adiotrons ve e S THE HEART OF YOUR RADIO e S e e S S e o s < e - - EVER-WELCOME: THE GIFT FROM SAKS! - dent over two other candidates, G.| Frech and F. L. L. Hiller, by a small| majority. Fred S. Walker and H. H.| Moore had no opposition, and were WXm” chosen secretar and treasurer, respec- ‘ tively. The new Executive Committee is composed of Mrs. Ralph Prescott, Miss Emily Scrivener and R. T. Talbert. Fred S. Walker and J. W. Lambert were named as the delegates to tie Federatlon of Citlzens' Assoclations. and . Harry :Lnfien:::edeleg-m to the District of CBRISTMAS Joy...and Christmas Columbia Public School Association, P are but once a Fund for Books Voted. year. ;mmi‘;flm:ufimmm; R I R e e v » Lustrous Brocade Robes In Ombre and Self-Tone Effects—and Full-Lined $14.75 'HERE'S a smart swagger air to these Brocaded L robes—patterned in Blue, Green, Brown, Wine or Black—in small designs that men of good taste like. Collar, cuffs, sash and pockets are trimmed with the richly blended Charvay; and full lined with lustrous Celanese; guaranteed for service. HERE ARE FOUR ACES FOR CHRISTMAS 1] R — —To complete his ease—opera ; ] #lippers made of Baby Rhinoceros CASH IN O # R e TO N :\ SPECIAL SMOKERS' THIS WEEK END AP i 4 rebber el COMBINATION SET The sum 25 was voted by the at thelr RC, asvptation. towsrd the purchasisg of Radiotrons TODAY., 17 leading set new books for the Frances Memorial Library in Park View School. The Parent-Teacher Association had previ- commissioner trict of Columbia, gave a brief history 2SR SR SN SR SR SN AN R SR S R 2 g:mmmmmx* A MORE DOLL THAN * YOU EVER SAW [I‘he Answer o OES he like, plain-color One pocket lighter, one To- g D shirts? Here are handsome bacco Yello cigarette holder, solid color Broadcloths to blend one hundred cigarettes—Old 3 ;:'li(lh tlgi- newhclml;es. Does he ¢ Golds, Chesterfield: g & ike fancy shirts? Here are N or Luckiei s ’200 i 3 new, distinctive Striped and 3 3 FOR $5.75 ) A i st e — J d effect - g { DE VILBISS ATOMIZER SET $3.10 value for fine. Broadeleth, Madras sa] /% Collar - auached — A very popular ift set consisting - Chambray cloths. Every shirt a%. m"&"?’dfif:i‘i: of “atomizer lnfpowdet jar. In Alarge slze,lec-lil&e, crying full-cut and superbly tailored. i 3 % lish tab collars— 1 f , green and 5 8 Neatly gift-boxed. . \L T e starched collar at :,?“2371;::;,“‘5;(:&, ‘199 X doll. Attractively dressedin bt ¢ tached —long and pink, blue or white. A Saks—First Floor \ [ A medium point styles A TEN DOLLARS . . o s s R S I TR OF BOOKS [maicaienst i s : ALSO , ey SRR YARDLEY’S CHRISTMAS SETS FOR MEN ; : e . . . Shaving stick, invisible talc : : ‘ e lee Flner’ Hand-Tallored TleS! Complete in every and after shaving lotion. In ¢ detail at ERE are beautiful ties an attractive leather 327, i z e B 3 whose price you would Y ORIE:. 5. 56 @ B _— g st never guess—for their silks and $ m ¥ 5 | A Christmas Set of the five latest : 'h“il" 'a“"r;['ll are far above the s . Mystery League Books never be- $1 level. Every individual tie 3 ALSO OTHER YARDLEY'S XMAS SETS FOR MEN AND : Pt i b . WOMEN AT OTHER PRICES foele ‘f}’::fih:d - :h':l i PS THE YOUNGSTERS CAN REALLY LEARN ;g;ccl«;"y }:'i‘;l'::rf.o‘;uilail:; oafxl;: BT Al hand - tabs - TSR e, r 4 GOLF WITH THIS JUVENILE INDOOR Many are’ silkdined! Plain SO lored .of costly BOUR]JOIS EVENING IN PARIS GOLF SET] colors, stripes and figures—a : X A e E rfect choice f ’ bR 9 ’ CHRISTMAS SETS FOR WOMEN | R y =) tiiter Mgl 3 signs—wool-lined < : i ¥ = & i and extra taped. Sets of four pieces—talcum—rouge B, i S\ x ! Saks—First Floor A , —face powder and < We carry a complete line of LA —=ll petfume. Adelight- $ 5 00 -~ selected cigars. Our Christmas Complete with five holes, three clubs and ful gift, for % two soft rubber balls. A real indat . . 98¢ RERE S 2 S S . " > . prices range from $1 to $13.50 ALSO OTHER ATTRACTIVELY PRICED WOMEN'S SETS per box. Some of the favorite FOUR' PIECE SMOKER’S SET Fringed Reefers A_l‘e Favored Gifts COTY CHRISTMAS SETS g brands are: A cigarette container, an FOR WOMEN g s> ash receiver, a match box THEY are not only smart, but Sets made up in the modern Cremo Blackstone i holder and a table tray, all ;, . llemfiblf- Th_‘:;f i"t l?'ew ol 3 . . - of solid brass colorfull i i i o e 1::}1)1:1;: .Atfrac‘nv.e . $ 500 Optimo Muriel ) enameled, make this set‘z fringe, are particularly striking; H - but, of course, we have number- Ao DTy MENGSHTS T San Felice El Producto great buy for. . $1 00 lessotliereimuotid-caloe; Hused WOMEN'S SETS AT OTHER PRICES of) Admiration R. G. Dunn and striped as well. All are e tubular. HUDNUT'S POPULAR THREE FLOWERS La Palina Ricoro CANDY 5 D : Whitmans, Foss, Evangeline, Loft and Saks—First Floor il Combination Four Piece Set Flor de Flor de many other populuzbnnds of gift An ideal gift set composed of Isabela Murias NKFRE S candy ac very aracrive prices. RENECER RN RN AN AN RN S SN SN SR e ai ni e petite perfume, ¢ 500 - HARD CANDY FOR CHRISTMAS toilet water, face and many others 8:: ;f,flfi:o"‘"d ;gi We Can Tell Y()u What Boys Want!' powderand sachet \ D CHOICE OF OTHER SETS FOR MEN : g Five Pounds . ~ $1.05 AND WOMEN You will also find a wide SEE THE MANAGER FOR DISCOUNTS ON QUANTITIES choice of popular brands of ‘And what about YOUR CHOICE OF A VARIETY OF ATTRACTIVE 4 . THE VERY LATEST WATERMAN AND SHEAFFER P] CUTEX MANICURE SETS cigarettes and smoking tobac- AND PENCILS. INDIVIDUALLY AND IN Spre. Sport Sweaters cos here at the usual low prices. ALWAYS A USEFUL GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS. PRICED FROM ‘100 i b ATTRACTIVELY PRICED, $2.95 Pure sephyr yuns—selid or \ fancy effects. _Tailored well. : NPT Taped seams. Dressy and smart. ¢ d IHE,,,,,. Made:of s et Sizes 24 to 36. L B\ vaterproofed Du Pont fabrie, . N wi ‘ombatine collar, all- Smart Ties . . . . 50¢ /SN R Cnayiocs sheon "‘:in"" -t For every boy's taste! Regi- | % %) leatherette facing. Sleeves mental stripes, figures, over. / lined and with knit wristlet, plaids or solid colors. | Black or Cordovan, double- Saks—Second Floor : \ @ breasted. Sizes 6 to 18, 14th & Pa. Ave. 18th & Col. Rd. 11th & Pa. Ave. 14th & H Sts.