Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1931, Page 20

1o meot _ev ment _of no ¢ 5 S et 10™11™ F AnD G STREETS 1S szt TRACK EVENTS WON Inside and Out, and Stored in Burglar-proof and Fireproof Cold Storage Vaults, ty Competitions. ol [ T - But Ten Days Before the Summer Season Officially “Opens®— - e oo g2t vy v || R R G B R v Bank of Leesburg in the track events ISADOR MILLER at the annual fleld meet of Loudoun o0 11t st. NW. 7T navt sees [ | County High Schools at the Leesburg 2ol Furnishings for Your Summer Cottage Should Be The meet was held under the auspices of the county Board of Edu- cation and the Loudoun County Ath- ¢ Association. Leesburg High and Aldie High divided honors in tennis, " - burg winning in girls’ singles and . doubles and Aldie taking the honors in ? boys' singles and doubles, . a— ow Wins in Basket Ball § In s hard-fought game in which § / days— wvon] | i Tacabiny High won s siier cup ) A d les rg High wo X % . (0) “abumity Ysumond | Lo basket bal, Baring ceicuics, Ribe : ‘ Decoration Day officially “opens™ the Summer cottage season—and, to have your Sum —, to the : Leespurg were “Deck ' ‘Talbot,’ Rutler | : = - : mer plice ready for the holiday week-end, select these, and other furnishings from our ackson, Myers Beavers | - : : 2 % S For Aldie were Mitchell, Warren, S great stocks of popularly priced furniture, china and glass, draperies, and rugs—offered | S udle ign won the base bai ‘ ety on our Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Floors. The varieties this year are greater than ever— cup, " defeating Leesburg High. The I & : and the prices mud : 'bide Danner jor track events was won ¥ p h lower than in many seasons. 7 Lecsburg Graded school, Result of 5 N W 1y Brace Tefterts, : - M s 2 Note—Free Shipment—when the shipping charges are not disproportionate with Leesburg; Oswald Downs, Aldle, sec- 3 s the amount of the chase, we will send pul‘chllll. without additional ¢ ot s ond; Fred Lintner, Leesburg, third. i Slifonth the by the d tal US. N bin i har, y Time, 0:103-5. g i y PpIng po continen .S. Necessary packing and crating included. 220-yard dash—Won by Horace Lef- " ferts, Leesburg; Mankin, Aldle, second; H. Warner, Lovettsville, third. Time, mnifm?ds' high jump—Gray, Middle. Innin jum] 'y 8 burg, Andgnd.mondmn, Lincoln, tied for || first: Elmer McDonald, Lincofn, third. | Helght, 5 feet 5 inches. al| Running broad jump—won by Elmer 'l McDonald, Lincoln; Fred Lintner and I ‘\Jaak %ngmess. }J;e‘sb\érg,‘ur;:i for sec- " s 95 ond. tance, feet 2 inches. || *"Discus throw—Won by Fred Lintner, ‘ h B d d 4 Leesburg; C. Simpson, Roundhil, sec- intz edsprea s, 4 ?nd;_l’l“;ll;r. Aldie, third. Distance, 86 o eet ches. » > i One-half mile run—Won by John h 53.95 i Moore, Aldle High School; Jack Cavi- Foonrs Mwery Sitve | | oty Hieh School, Jack Cav Chintz Curtains, Smart Aldie, third. Time 2 minutes 25 seconds. : : ma N Your cottage rooms will be more charming and color- : HIH e A e n(c:i,EnToll\"emlAedr At ful with the addition of these gay chintz ensembles. Spring Millinery ||Bsms.dids . g2y . b e e Chintzes in lovely new color combinations with bands | McDonald Wins Pole Vault. . P $|0—$|2.50—$ l 5 | Pole vault—Won by Earl McDonald, of plain color trimming. | Lincoln; Horace Lefferts, Leesburg, sec- All Head Sizes | ond; Addison, Aldie, third. | _ Shotput—Won by Horace Lefferts, Bonala. Lincoi, inird. Diance, 55 Striped Woven Crash, 55¢ yard feef . | " Results for high school girls: Ma Ie ChEStS 326 M ' D » T bl $ | Curty Leesbirg: " Roverts _Cavingats Ideal for Outdoor Use v 4 aP e ressmg able, 20 1705 K Street || berta Caviness, Léesbirg: Pansy Her- stripes on a background of tan. The ideal fabric for to'm ot ;Zd r;:n ow tone. mirably suit i ot Pop style with a large Govnwr Cotnsitions Miosons 750, Jeeshury, and’ Hall, Madlebarg. covering gliders, pillows, couches or anything intended 7 T WA AR for use out of doors. TFownroes, SarE Faooe. gun. %ne?sbur?é”.ema, yg,p“.f ‘Round- Drarrrrzs, BrvENTE FLOOR. Running_high jump—Won by Hugh Wednesday Only! || seacesir Ho fu o 4 b Stone Cookie Jars, sl ° Roundhill; second, Saunders, Leesburg; ‘lhh;d' Swain, Middleburg. Distance, 17 eet. W : For Keeping Cookies Fresh and Moist 200-yard relay—Winning team, Hope, | Bell, Truscell, Larrick: second, Jackso ie jars i i | Wililamas Cariar ke o o, Large squatty co‘okne j?rs in natural or a variety of | Rice, Newton, Saunders, Leesburg. lovely colors; quaint design with floral patterns. These | FATAL ROAD ACCIDENT e S s Full Cream IS HELD UNAVOIDABLE Crz, Form Froon. Ca ram els Another Seriously Injured in Series of Week End Crashes Near z . $ . Salisbury. China Tea, Pots, 1 Simmons Metal Beds, $6.75 45(: EALIBBURY, Hids Msy 10—one Unusually Low Priced Cotton Mattresses, $I10 man is dead and another seriously in- L i 2 Single and double sizes, in brown or ivery fin- Cotton mattresses, double size, with a soft cotton - Paiind if,‘:'n"g as "’f result of week end lcd-}w Tea pc.»ts of fine vitrefied china in a larg? vanety of ishes. Beds that harmonize beautifully with filling . . . a comfortable mattress at a low price, A coroner's jury yesterday afternoon attractive designs, shapes and colors. With the iced simple cottage furnishings. Single size, $8.50. brought in a verdict of “unavoidabl i i i i i » A Made from pure cow's accident” in the death of James K.| tea season upon us you will find these very useful. Coil Springs, single and double size, $9.95. e st, er, near Hebron. | ST Froon. f TR , | road when he was struck by an | Chocolate, Marshmallow automobile driven by Richard T. Cord- | and Nut Caramel. And rey of Hebron. | , ’ they almost melt in your | . Chester Jones, 22, who resides near | k F mouth. | whiton, this ceunty, was critically | ICKEer iber burned when the motor cycle he was 3 operating overturned and pinned him | Matl and Phone Orders Taken || o i As the motor cyole Zeil the - mfi:g; ",fa‘;lek exploded, setting Jones’ and Deltox Rugs W, . Moses 8 Sons || o benoas oo senc o 22 - F St. at Eleventh |20 conti ottty Uit re At Popular Low Prices fn’;’rsrgr‘;r "c"nfi.l‘é“fie‘i.‘,fié“‘.a’“ G Fine fiber rugs—with most artistically blended colors —and priced much lower than formerly. Chintz designs, and the more conventional band-bordered effects, striking modernistic designs, and many ex- clusive Early American patterns. Backgrounds of rose, blue, taupe, tan and taupe in these popular sizes— A RALEIGH ! 912 . . $19.95 47 . . . $7.95 32-Piece Cottage Sets, $5 "-PC. R_efrigerator Sets, 75¢ THREE-PIECE Open stock patterns...both on a soft ive Green glass refrigerator sets—5 nesting bowls and Bl . $|8-50 Sk6 .. $4-95 5 ground wm,pp.,m flowers, a platinum-finish three covered jars. A splendid set for use at BOUICLE "SUIT [ &9 . . $] IB0 27x54 . . $3.25 edge, a green edge. home, as well as in the cottage. RUGs, Firrn FLOOR Ommva, Frrre Frook. Guasswars, Frere FLooR. SO 3 SR Choice of two models, in White, wie'snse | Special Savings on Summer Home Helps Distinctly a Roleigh achievement in Chic. For Golf, for Office, for Coun- Hose Reels, hold 100 feet of hose.... senssane-SH18 try Club--in Boucle you're 4 5070 M6 KabRybUFS s, Ball-Bearing Lawn Mowers, 14 and 16 inches. Special...$7.55§ Sizes 14 to 20. Bow-Back Breakfast Chairs, unpainted. Special.........$1.45 > 4 \ Folding Ironing Boards, padded. Special... it OB $1 675 ! N7 — Wk NS i Colored Breakfast Trays, adjustable. Special ..81.35 N v Folding Ironing Tables, 46 inch. Special.., .$1.15 \ , Folding Utility Tea Tables. Special.........cneamsumeses 81 @ THE SMART Closegard Wardrobe Garment Bags. Special...,.......$2.95 ® MESH HOSE TO Rustic Cedar Lawn Sets Chromium-Plated Universal Kitchen Cutlery........... 75¢ u"P"med K““‘Y Dm‘ Tables ©® WEAR WITH @ BOUCLE . .. $1.95 Special $ 5_45 Universal Cold Water Percolators, nickel plated. Special, $3.65 with Bgnchgg' 53095 ’ i Universal Food Choppers, with 4 blades. Special.......$1.85 These very popularly styled dressing tables are of S ~ 4 Rustic lawn sets with a 40-inch settee and two arm- Hendryx Bird Cages. Special........... iR - hardweed, sanded, ready for painting. Complete THE WOMENS SHOP chairs, seats overall 19 inches deep. Sturdy pieces with a Roman bench. RALEIGH HABERDASH ER gmiiu;;vnsfl?m-mr the informal garden. l:::r“?:':::;:unds. Special...... e e = e e T:;e:‘);:;. -pe:::: :L:ch. 1310 F Street . " ~ §