Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1930, Page 36

THE EVENING STAR, - PARE FARVERS TRADNG O Tl CINE K OmAK | IEE FPISED Canadian Plan Would Dis- pose of Products and Pur- * chase Requirements. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, DECRIBER 12, 1930. Autogyro Pilot Aids Hunters; Points Qut N Rabbit From Aloft Aviation people here today are telling about the first airplane to be used as a rabbit dog J. % Open Evenings Until Christmas SEARS, ROEBUCK anp CO. Bladensburg Road at 15th and H Sts. N.E. Faulkner, test pilot for the Pit- cairn autogyro, who is well known in this city, was flying one of his “aerial windmills” near Trenton, . J., v_days ago, when he spled from low altitude two hunt- ers beating back and forth through a field of heavy under- growth. He hovered over the field and was able to see that the hunters were searching for something, and searching hard. He received the impression that game was not too plentiful and that they weren't willing to overlook anything. Faulkner “dragged” the field at a height of 50 feet and saw a Tabbit cannily edging its way from the hunters. By the Associated Press. TORONTO, Ontario, December 12.— A great “trading agency,” thl‘nllghl which the Canadian farmer would sell | all his products and purchase all his Going Home Christmas? “Buy Now”—Travel Safely! requirements, was urged tonight by William Irvine, M. P., for Wetaskiwin, Alta,, at the annual banquet of United Farmers of Ontario. The “trading agency” would be com posed of the various agricultural pools now in operation throughout the coun- try. ough the massed purchasing they would be able to obtain th! quirements at a much lower price, and he thought Canadian manufacturere| would be able to underbid the'r foreign competitors, eliminating much of (hc;EX_OFF'cER OUTLINES foreign trade. |WESLEY HILL, STARRED - TEE_D_")BLESS IN NEGRO PLAY, KILLED|Would Have Food Bought Whole- sale and Ask Public to Under- write Costs. gesture indicated the rabbit's course to the astounded hunters, who attended to the rest of the business in customary fashion, much to the detriment of the rabbit. Ciné-Kodak, Model K, takes black and white, Kodacolor and telephoto mov- jes. It comes in blue, Are“Safer” for Winter They have a deep-cut patented tread that grips hard the moment danger says “stop!” All other sizes—priced Size proportionately low 28x4.75 FREE TIRE MOUNTING SERVICE srenes mevamrucsemane gray, black, brown. Prices: $110 10 $150. Let us show you how simple to make, how thrilling, Home Movies can be ClNé-KODAK IS MODESTLY PRICED, TOO oR a real thrill, shared by all plest of all home movie cameras. F(hc family, no gift can match (’uu need k through the Ciné-Kodak. finder and ¢ lever. Let us show you the latest Any of our Kodak sales- types of Ciné-Kodak cameras men will be glad to give you and Kodascope projectors—more an exhibition of home movies convenient to use than ever. It's —both black and white and Ko- made 50 casy for you in this sim- dacolor (full color). Then you'll Tires Tubes $1.29 1.15 P | Angel Gabriel in Green Pastures 29x4.40 29x4.50 29x4.75 29x5.00 29x5.25 30x4.50 30x4.75 30x5.00 30x5.25 30x5.50 30x6.00 31x5.25 31x6.00 32x6.00 33x6.00 Began Career in Medicine Show | By the Assoctated Press ST. LOUIS, December 12.—A plan to | ration the destitute was advageed here | Wednesday by James during the World War, as a | colonel of the St. Louls quarterma b. |office, had the task of feeding more % was | than 250,000 soldiers in the St. Louis A | area. Dy A ey 21t | ' Col. Byrnes sald such a plan might from behind an | well be adopted by large cities to relieve m. H 5.910. | distress during the Winter ° and Rose Through Years. aQ ecember 12.—Wesley : i who portrayed the realize fully the thrilling pos- Iy sibilities of seeing your family and friends on your own screen in movies you take yourself. There is a Ciné-Kodak at $75 r. quantities at | and a Kodascope projector as ¥ beginning his ca w | jand winning popular favor in “Uncle Tom's Cabin” at the Chicago World | Fair. Prior to his engagement in “The | appeal to the public be made on the Green Pastures,” he played in “Porgy,” | phbie o !t e s ol o i Negro drama, in New York and London, | om0t . and in “Shuffle Along,” and “Runnin’| "ol Byrnes said the provisions could wild. be distributed through the constituted rellef organizations. i and let the 1 bt it i Do EREW MWW AREPNOODRNaN rEsecasaEsNIRARSsSRRL CERAT . 777 In the current play, as Gabriel, he represented the right-hand man of the Lord, announcing his heavenly stage en- trance with “Gangway for de Lawd!" Irish Free State has a popula- low as $60. Only $15 down- payment required. Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. @ 607 - 14th Street, N. W. and accompanying him on walks over| tion of 2,943,000, according to & report the earth. | just issued. ANNOUNCING WHITTLESEY’S DRUG STORE Located in the new “Park and Shop”’ stores, 3527 Conn. Ave. (East side of Conn. Ave., between Ordway and Porter Sts.) Grand Opening Sale—Tomorrow, Dec. 13th Features of our new store are the large concrete parking area ad joining, FAST DELIV- ERY SERVICE EVERY DAY between the hours of 8 A.M. and midnight, Phone Cleveland 7777. Prescrip- tions called for and delivered promptly. Really there is so much good news for you folks that space here will not permit us to tell all the things we have in store for you—so come and help us celebrate. There will be FREE flowers for the ladies, FREE cigars for the men and GIFT BOXES (worth 50c¢ to 75¢) given FREE with each purchase of $1.00 or more. OPENING DAY SPECIALS we S P T S O I S S 25¢ Colgate Tooth Paste . 3 for 50c 50c Palmolive Shampoo 35¢ Yardley Soap. . . .3 for $1.00 35¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream .24c 50c Pepsodent Paste 45¢ Kleenwell Tooth Brush. . . 50c Jergens Almond Lotion. . . 75¢ Alophen Pills, 100s $1.75 Jergens Christmas Sets, Toilet Water, Perfume, Soap % - - ‘The 727 rrsmmnanean 2 77 % A Thrifty Nation’s Leading “First Line”’ Tire T I I Ca o PEERLESS BATTERIES | Are Especially Built for Winter Sizes for e~ All Cars Low Priced Fully Guaranteed W ® 13 - NN NN NN NN EALNENNNVENEINNENEN $1 Williams Christmas Sets : Christmas Tree Lgt. Out- 2 fits 98¢-$1.49 3{; Christmas Cards, 16 inbox. . . .59¢ & Yardley’s Sets for Men . $2.75-$3.25 Yardley’s Sets for $1.75-$3.50 Ladies Evening in Paris Toilet Sets $2 to $7.50 2 Fiancee & Karess Toilet Sets, $2-$3 Pine Needles Bath Salts Pocket Watches $1 to $5.50 % Bath Dusting Powder. . $1 to $1.50 ; B C e R e O e 0 b P R R T ST R T T e R £ = AN A A Amity Genuine Leather Bill Folds $2.50 Fountain Pens Houbigant Triple Compacts. . $2.00 NN nenaney AN NN A ¢ % ; AR ARG R AR RN AARRRGG R RARRRRERARTAGRAA, AT o S vy e L T e e ) e [ FREE FREE 1, Ib. Planters’ Salted Pea- . Rubber Shampoo Cape # -&' & 4 nuts with each pound % ¥ with Watkins’ Mulsified & 2. sl.‘?hoé‘z: ’Co;‘ysP;rfu;ne Lovell & Covel Caramels # Oil Shampoo % WICH SRS TREC Tew It ' il .~ e R BB BT BB B B R AR AR AR A %umnmm.mmxmmfimfmfi:m-mmmxr =N PEE | AUTOMOBILE BATTERIES! New GJLLETTE Razor and one blade with each purchase of $1.00 or more in the cigar department. e 13-Plate 15-Plate 17-Plate Peerless for Peerless for Ppeerless for Ford, Chev- Buick, Packard, rolet and Graham, 19-Plate Peerless for Packard, Franklin, 21-Plate Peerless for Lincoln, 9-Plate SN SN N R RN AN AR, Peerless SRR AR 3 ysler, Chevrolet, 12-volt for 79¢ Aluminum Coffee Percolators. .59¢ $1.19 Fever Thermometers. Special . 79¢ New Pint Thermos Bottle New Quart Thermos Bottle $1.25 Hot Water Bottles Amos ’'n’ Andy Taxi Cabs Double Deck Bridge Cards Neatly Boxed Nuit De Noel (Caron) 2 Ib. Tins, Filled Candies 5 Ib. Tins, Filled Candies 11/, Ib. Glass Jar Candies 2V, Ib. Assorted Chocolates 5 Ib. Box Assorted Chocolates . . . $1.29 Now is the time to buy candy for Xmas giving—Whitman’s and Lovell & Covel candies in beautiful holiday packages, $1.00 to $7.50. Cigars, 25 and 50 in box, popular prices 1 Ib. Tin Prince Albert Tobacco. . . 98¢ 11Ib. Glass Prince Albert Tobacco . $1.25 200 Camel Cigarettes in Tin . . . .$1.19 1/, Pint Vanilla Compound for Flavoring 50c Phillips Milk Mag. . ........ 31c $1.00 Squibbs Mineral Oil 25¢ Mennen Baby Talcum . 75¢c Wyeth Collyrium 1 Pint Imported Bay Rum 25¢ Infant Glyc. Suppositories. ... . 50c Pint Witch Hazel FREE ¥, Ib. Tin Alice Foote MacDougall’s Famous Coffe with each 1 Ib. at. . 49c DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HERE—Cigars and Cigarettes in holiday packages, Toiletries by the world’s famous manufacturers—Yard- ley, Houbigant, Coty, Bourjois (Eve. in Paris, Karess, Fiancee), Hudnut, Corday, Roger & Gallet, etc. Candies wrapped especially for Christmas giving by Whitman and Lovell & Covel. Military Hair Brushes, Perfumizers, Watches, Novelties, Toys, Stationery and many other attractive items. The Store of Practical Gifts Whittlesey’s Drug Store (Park & Shop Center) 3527 Conn. Ave. Fast Delivery Service, 8 A.M. to Midnight—Cleveland 7777 A L etc, other light cars. $5.75 Franklin, Chrysler. $8.75 Willys- Knight. §9.95 $15.95 $9.95 Durant, Auburn, $749 Cadillac. Dodge. All above prices with your old battery—guaranteed 18 months Super-Peerless 15-plate, for LaSalle, Buick, Dodge, Hudson, Oaklamd, Guaranteed 2 years. With ybur old battery $1045 Batteries installed—prompt, courteous, efficient service Klaxon Horn, Chromium Plating. $3.65 GIFTS FOR THE CAR New Clock Mirror. New this year. Lighters 48c “Heuyill appreciate this efff§ient conven- ience. No-glare type.. $3.95 72c Improves the looks and handling of the gear shift lever. N A >