Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1931, Page 20

" B4 , MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1931. SN S HLLED | o, Y, e e 7th, 8th and E Streets . FEENG TROPER || E=mmmeel | ANSBURGH'S Phone Grders o NAsomsl 9800 of Portland has been rec'o‘v:;d Robert Mahoney, 22, Wounds | | S0, Biohe 57004 ug on 2 a the beach between Manzanita and Policeman in Duel—Girl Neah-Kah-Nie in search of treasure. The body of the elder man, also Is Held. L g b > d ' el e SREEE ; Dresses Priced to Clear IR e gt 1| | s, B Bl St - Only 200 Pairs i ah-] [ount or ) i e B s o o | 1o S o B | oo : TheVery T for diate B Soopes "X g1 comonen 1 | hie? - ery Lypes f or Imme: s Bl — s, — amamaz | Shoes Reduced Wear—Three Wonderful Lots, Mahor ROCKFORD, Til, August 10 (P).— ney had four gun fights within | o)\ 116" N Gorham, 64, widely gnown hours. State Patrolman George |y, yiqqie West insurance circles, died Doring who first tried to 60D il |early yesterday after a two-week at- | NG B Lol N e e | Originally $6.50 to $12.50 Originally $7.74 to $25 car ns one which had fgured in an o, OO 0 e 0 Neark. Establisned Two Gensrations attempted hold-up at Stow, Mass. Frl- | organzer and first head of the Farm | SEGAL BROS. g E-mgrd Association, and A member of the Execu- | fter the accident, Mahoney left the | tiye Committee of the Western Under- | jured 1232 14th St. N.W. | in, irl in the automobile and fled | o 9 “We Live Our Professio: hintingto & faten- whete mulk trucks | Vters' Associstion. |L___“We e Ome Pemeer___ Were loading. Leaping in beside —— . driver, the fugitive ordered him to e i drive foward Worcester, At Leicester Mahoney leaped from | the truck and ran into yard where Free Auto Parking—E St. Between 6th & 7th he dived into the cellar hole. Three bullets struck him. He died in a hos- | p‘“" Vas e] on a chai of | S e at oy Dt e Teack | THE HECHT co. . Only 200 pairs, the broken sizes from All sorts of vacation and resort clothes, Summer sports dresses, sheer face attempted murder. The police claimed " e Matoney enpseed 1 ‘tacis | | F Street at Seventh NAtional 5100 | the fastest selling summer numbers, are for evening, beautiful printed and plain chiffon afterncon dresses, simple little ARG offered at this great reduction! Beige, egg- daytime frocks of eyelet embroidered cotton—in short, dresses for every occa- AR Ve 3 shell, and blue kid; also natural linen; opera sion, in all sizes, juniors’, misses’ and women’s; even half sizes. STAN DARDS URGED pumps and straps—ell smart Summer styles! DRESSES—SECOND FLOOR. 4 FOR CHILD LABOR AmaZing \1) £ /) SHOES—SECOND FLOOR. . o i s me | pabric S W || Cooling Showers .. . .g® Hour Week. ) givrnsmmen | Valuel . | Look, Fellers! Showers for Kiddies $1.9 5 dren’s Bureau, publishing findings of the White House Conference Commit- tee on Vocational Guidance and Child ; 7 3 or GI’OW“-UPS bor. Night work would be barred for boys and girls of 16 or 17, with entrance ahibited into_occupations known to W T A i Pphysically or m hazardous. A 3 o L % 7] T ” Maximum work week l{,r 44 ‘h::n in | hat a lme “Cooling showers tomorrow”—and the next day, and the next, t-hot s § . fla:u c;‘;‘ud:d::- mmx;mfinm if you have one of these portable showers that can be fastened on adu, would be permitted to leave school | » to":’nrk. . d | - to Bu “ your hose. Your children will spu:!d hours in the. cooli_ng spray, and m&nm Mtlon, of oing. "am .:{‘ ;25 y p i after a hot day at the office you will duck under in relief! Bath Spray, for a thor- wash- h f 98 b?hfl"‘; beth oug rinsing a ter a tu able an t! ’ bath < : c and watér proof Boys’ Summer Wear Buck iy, it s g oot Partable Bath Shower, chromium 14xBe-inch Bath Mats; white, R E D u C E D r}]s‘o!\::‘r h‘:;‘;‘ 'd’“"‘b".$5.75 green, orchid and blue ... ‘l & living 5 fof the father the basic solution. Shower Curtain, mil- “Turks” Nemeskid Rup, for tyb sty NORTH DAKOTA HONORS | Quantities Limited il o et il 1Y SITTING ’ ! . HOUSEWARES—SIXTH FLOOR. - BU—ELS SLAYER‘ (81 Prs.) Long Dntk;._ sailor or regular 88 Red Tomahawk's Funeral Rites styles; broken, 7 to 17 A Held at Cannon Ball—Burial | b (83) Bathing Suits, part wool on Capitol Grounds. / . (All Luxuriously hiafkw I:sT:‘O to 3f’d R . 178 asl ies, student’s length; colorful ""“B“";Zffi”‘ Fur T"mme"”) . fol:r-in-hands ' ........ ‘g .......... v Igc o S S i s |( Three Sizes Page Sheets Pl b Ol 300 Prs.) Golf Hose, f = d 3 $ SR sl v gy 81:99—72:99 and €399 Inch 215) White Pants, of vy twill; sail o . . A 0 , s!;IBs and regular syles broken sizes 8 §,39 Sizes at This Special Low Price $] to 1 (170) Khaki Shorts and Covert Shorts, sizes 79 c Page sheets are recognized everywhere as one of the For the richest tweeds, 5,6,7. Wash suits, sizes 3,4, 5and 6... very best vou can buy—closely woven, smoothly finished, boucles, spongy woolens ! (100) Camp Suits, of fine linen and covert; $1.69 with wide hems at both ends. Mail and phone orders ac- qualities that a $48 broken sizes 8t016.. ... cccoiieiianen. awk died ‘ tanding 6 % . s 4 ) ; A o i cepted—don’t pass up this saving! police. Both Toma- | 1R f price figure could never | BOYS' WEAR—STREET FLOOR. DOMESTICS—T FLO ?"'n'\fx’i‘ '."’&“‘-pf“"fl"". m]"f netdsn-! 5% touch before! i - oR AN mahawk claimed his PN b’:fl« killed the medicine man. 4 - HOP TO U. S. RUMORED FOR ANTON AND ILEANA! j .« o ok " Pre-Eminent for Value Giving! i | Sale Men’s Pre-Shrunk White two weeks ago, might use the airpl ¥hich King Ok i rol gave the princess as | \ Buys perfect “dreams” » 8, edding present o fiy to the United | | and a good many are BB covnss o wid | ene-of-a-kind sample roa C ot Irts where it was made, and the couple ex- | coats. pect to pick it up when they go there &t the close of their ntoty-mo"i | Lo Sean 95 | 29 | " : Sizes 11 to 2 How to Save 13 on the | Coats of Chardella and | 4 fOT' $5000 i g 3 o~ - Cost of Heating Plants | Chella cloth, velvety wool- 1 § | \ ens, “rough and rich” 3 % F Use our consulting service. | weaves greet you in this ; 3 » % Our heating engineers will \ Neckband, collar attached in sizes 14 to 17 —and sport collar shirts sizes 14 to 16, of a very fine, lustrous broadcloth, made right in every \ detail. Shirts that wash well, for the cloth is ~that would best suit your | 1 factory shrunk before the shirts are made! rezgirements. We will then ’ estimate the cost of a heating ik g : \ ‘ | Manhattan Shirts kit $I 95 rge for Sears engineerin . :::\il,‘f gineeting | ‘ uperfine qualities in and Shons’ Ssc : 8 Big Y.nk < hella, Chardella, smooth Terme surface cloths, suede or Remarkably low priced, usual 75¢ and $1 4 H Ca.h or Easy 5 spongy fabrics. Thrill- a;es, ofleri{\g an &ceptiond value in these ufllon Sult’ Mail Coupon Today! ing coats! amous Manhattan undergarments! Shorts in L 7 5 The beést play shoe gladly plan a heating system ~-steam, hot water or hot air Sizes 2 10 6 neat stripes, 28 to 44; soft lisle shirts, 34 to 4 boy can wear these days! Laces from 6 for $4.35 top to toe; flexible i i Athietic suits 8f fne crepe rubber sole. All 1 would like to know how much & Women's, 38 10 44 Men S Novelly SOC'(S, 27C \ g.:. ::‘:“: ..".,...2. white, ‘Wwhite and ] ] | i “Mercules” heating plant will cost for Large Women's, 46 to 52 sth national favorites S m eme_ Without obisation. piesse s Lirtle Women, 38Y; to 45%; Rayon mixed socks, with fancy clocks; plain 3ith men. S N‘&». suntan or [} | 1 i SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. 44, 4 garments, $2. Sizes Misses’, 14 to 20 Wnd s heating expert. o s 4, colors and pastel and dark mixtures; lisle tops, SHOP- toes and heels; 10 to 12. 4 pairs, $1. m: 00 SHOES—SECOND FLOOR POme ..ot anae oienn y.