Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1931, Page 21

FOREST FIRES VEER AWAY FROM HOMES Residents Are Recruited to Halt Flames Periling Towns in Northwest. By the Assoctated Press. SPOKANRE, August 19.—Residents of hglf a dozen northwest towns breathed easier today es forest fires veered away from homes to ccnfine their destruction tozpine stands and brush, Armies of residents and quickly re- crpited Federal, State and’ protective association fighters, aided by favorable winds, checked blezes roaring at the gates of Troy, Boville, Forest and Juli- etts, in Idaho, and Liberty Lake and Diamond Lake, in Washington. An unknown number of farm build- ings were destroyed, but only one resi- dence in a town. Shift of Wind Feared. Reports of human casualties coming out of the ccnfusion on the Boville and Troy fronts proved unfounded. Al the towns were not in im- mediate danger, the situation was still critical, as a shifting wind would send the flames back into the towns. Al imately 10,000 tl.nen were fight- | ing the fires in three States. Two Dead in Fires to Date. An estimate of 50 ranches already de- | D5 stroyed came from foresters and news- paper men. More than 1,000 sheep and cattle have been killed. Two men have been killed, two are missing and two were seriously injured in fires dat ‘The Barge Office, through which mil- | lions of immigrants have streamed into America by way of New York, is at the foot of the Wall street district, and al- most the first step an immigrant takes in America is into Wall street. THE EVENING {BOY ON TRICYCLE GIVES FAMILY SECOND SCARE | Albert Smith, 8, 1471 Irving Street, Found Pedaling at Thir- teenth and Buchanan. ‘Three-year-old Albert Smith's tri- | eycle seems to make him want to go | places. At any rate, he rode off on it yester- for the second time within a cou- g‘l‘cyot weeks, much to the alarm of his rents, Mr and Mrs. Prank R. Smith, 1471 Irving street. Mrs. Smith left the boy with a friend, Mrs. R. E. Davis, 3453 Four- teenth street, while she went down- town shopping. He and his sister Jean, 8, were playing in front of Mrs. Davis home when the girl left for & moment or two. When she returned her brother was_gone About an hour later Russell Kackley found . him near Thirteenth and Buchanan streets, pedaling for all he | was worth. Tenth precinct police sent STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Albert to the Recelving Home to rest until his mother called for him. The last time the youngster rode off on his tricycle, police said, he was not found for several hours. BOYS AT CAMP TO HOLD STUNT NIGHT SATURDAY Last Entertainment Program Set for Season, With Parents In- vited to Attend. A play and harmonica, whistling and vocal selections by the campers will make up the program for the final stunt night of the season at Camp Reeder, Boys Club Camp, Saturday night, to which parents of the campers have been invited Mr. and Mrs. Foster M. Reeder, for whom the camp is named, will be guests of honor, and Mr. Reeder will present the Frank H. Edmonds Swim- ming Trophy and the Person & Crain | Cup and medal for the best campers. The boys will break camp Monday and return to the city in a special bus. WoopwARD & LOTHROP DOWN STAIRS STORE Striking Values, Tomorrow, § 3| in The Down Stairs Store a 2 S New Fall Hats Regularly rradd| ever offered for $1. Only a few of many ar e advertised here. Beach Sandals, Special, $1 Formerly Sold Here for $1.95 Comfortable, smart, and in the gayest sports colors, these beach sandals are “best sellers.” Wear them with sports clothes, beach clothes and pajamas. A wide binations of colors am: 3 to 8. variety of colors, com- d striped effects. Sizes THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Chiffon and Service Hose, $1 Chiffon and service shades; Indotan, Tahit hose in five new Fall i, Negrita, Smokestone, Tdeal lounging pajamas— smartly Low markets existing everywhere have let us secure some of the best values we have We especially invite you to see the many unusual values on sale tomorrow for $1, in The Down Stairs Store. Women’s Bridge. Slippers 51 pair to wear with styled bridge Derbies, Empress Eu- genie hats and tri- cornes, of soft felts, trimmed with feathers. Large and small head- sizes in_black, brown, navy, wine and green. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Matin and Moon Beige. The chiffon hose are beautifully sheer, all silk and have plaited soles. The service hose are reinforced with lisle soles and garter tops. Sizes 8% to 10. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE New Fall Suede Belts Bandettes and 1 Brassieres, each s Fancy brocade, Tace, glove knit, -and all silk French crepe and crepe de chine bandettes, in white, pink and peach. Sizes 32, 34 and 3. Also a variety of brassieres, in wider models. Sizes 36 to 4. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Voile Garter Yoie Garter 5] Were Much More Cool one-piece under- garments that give such a slim silhouette under sheer frocks. Pink voile with four garters attached. Sizes 32, 33 and 34, THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Girls’ Wash Frocks sl Cool frocks of dainty sheer materials . : voiles, lawns, organdies and dimities in youthiul styles. A variety of de- lightful prints. ~Sizes 7 to 14 THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Girls’ Rayon Underwear sl Girls’ rayon underwear, cut feil _and micely tailored. Choose from combinations, slips and pajamas in white and flesh. Sizes 8 to 14, THE DOWN STAIRS STORE | Suits and Dresses Suits—neatly tailored of sturdy ttons in plain colors or combi- nations. Sizes 2 to 6, Dresses—oi sheer ma- terials in dainty prints or plain colors.” Sleeve- Jess and short sleeved models, in sizes 2 to 6. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE 51 In rich Fall colors—black, brown, green widths, nickel length 1% and 2 inch of bright to 42 inch and navy. 1, with buckles or suede. 28 5. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Men’s Fancy Ties 51 Light-weight ties, silk hand tailored designs and colors tipped a variety and of THRE DOWN STAIRS STORE Linen Handker- chiefs, 6 for Men's, ' boys’, and Tinen handkerchiefs with 14- inch hems. Women's hand kerchiefs are the 13-inch sports type and may be had in green, blue, pink and maize, as well as white. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE New Long-Sleeved sl Cotton Blouses A trim blouse will do wonders in brightening up an old suit the first Fall days these new ones show frills, pipings and button trimmings with collared, vee and round neck styles. White, eggshell and tan. Sizes 34 to 42 THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Gifts for The New Babies sl Soft flufly blankets in deli- ¢ colors and a convenient size for wrapping baby....S1 Dainty handmade dresses in sizes from 6 months to 2 Warm knit shawls—always a welcome gift. ..in pink, blue and white s » s ok $1 Diminutive hand-knit sacques, in_white with pink or blue trimming THE DOWN §1 women's for STAIRS STORE Hooverettes—a large selection of fresh, attractive new prints in sheer and heavier materials. Sizes 36 to 46, .8 Hoover Aprons—in lovely shades of pink, blue and green with white collars and cuffs, also in all white, Of chambray and broadeloth in sizes 36 to 46, $1 THE DOWN STAIRS STORE » Imitation Crystals Lovely clear-cut (imitation) necklaces, strung on a chain for safetv. Two lengths, 16 and 18 inches. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE s1 crystal Fabric Gloves sl The popular four-button pull- on gloves in white, eggshell, tan and black. Washable THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Boys’ Linen Knickers s1 Were $1.35 Boys finen knickers in plaids and black and tan checked designs Plus-four styles. Sizes 10 to 18 THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Pajama Outfits Colorful beach hats to match 1 pajamas with Sizes 8 to 14, THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Women’s Rayon $ Pajamas Wide trousered rayon pajamas in one-piece styles; attractive colors. Sizes 15, 16, 17. Glove knit (glove silk-and-rayon) Pagties, beautifully tailored with yoke fronts.. Sizes 5, 6 and 7. FEach $1 Handmade gowns with appli- qued designs in dainty pastel color combinations. Sizes 15, 16 and 17. Each........cocue. o i¥ Novelty one-piece cotton pa- jamas, and overalls in gay colors and unusual effects. Sizes 15, 16 and Bach .oooivnneesnss. B THE DOWN STAIRS STORE 1 slippers of kid and imi- tation patent leather with a leather bow trimming, soft padded soles and Cuban heels. Sizes 3 to 8. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Men’s Silver- tone Shirts Carefully tailored, full- cut shirts of good quality broadcloth, Col- lar-aftached style in blue, green, tan and white—neckband model in white only. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Handkerchief and Tie Sets 1 Men's handkerchiefs and crepe ties in a new assortment of beauti- ful plain colors. Com- plete with tie clasp. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Men’s Rayon Underwear sl Two-piece rayon under- wear; slip-over shirts and shorts, with elastic at the waist. Plain col- ors and white. Two pieces at this price. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Men's Hose 2 Pairs for 31 Conservative dress pat- terns in a light-weight silk-and-rayon, lisle re- inforced hose for men Correct for everyday or sports wear. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Boys’ Wash Suits 51 Were $1.95 Vat make sleeved, dyed materials these short- carefully tai- lored suits that wash and wear beautifally. Solid colors and com- binations. Sizes 5 to 10. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE C., WEDNES 1931. FESTIVAL PLANS SHAPED |rfroentog ocst communts grows | FIVE DIE IN STORM under the auspices of the Community | Final Preparations Being Made for | Center Department. 2 | Lake in Mexico Overflows, Inundat- | | groups will com- | | participating Sylvan Theater Event. |pete for the silver cup prizes to be in¥ Farming District. awarded on the judgment of a commit- Pinal preparations are being made (tee of three—Miss Mary M. Burnett, | today, under the direction of Mrs. Edith | Henry Gilligan and Isasc Gans Hunter, for the musical program at the | RS 0 S Festival of Lanterns, to be given in the | Sylvan Theater, on the Washington | The origifal Biblical version Monument Grounds, Friday at 7:30 | ‘money is the root of evil” but pm. More than 75 Washingtonians, ' love of money is the root of all 3 . DAY, AUGUST 19, property damage in | Stabbing a woman cousin 46 times five victims to their toll | until'she died, a Bagdad, Irak. man de- T4 PALAIS ROYAL G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 Summer Foundations Regular $5 to $10.00 Values 395 They ARE Summer foun dations, but most of them are of fabrics equally well worn all year round. And another thought, right now is a good time to begin to wear a gariment, if you've been letting down a little this for with fashions gone “Em- pire” you'll have to get in shape to wear them! new Summer All-in-one Garments, in- cluding Gossard and Rengo Belt makes. Girdles of bro- cade, elastic and other fabric side - fastening, step-in and semi-step-in models. Palais Royal—Tnird Floor “Little Woman” who goes a-traveling in August: This New Travel Crepe Suit $1()95 Cool enough for August—dark enough for Fall—Becoming enough for any- one, with its refreshing eggshell blouse and high revers, plaited skirt and flat- tering jacket. And for the Little Woman who finds misses’ dresses too long—women’s dresses too large, it's “just right.” In brown, green, black, and- in - 6ther models—sizes 20’4 to 24y, Jor those who love dainty things: Seed-Bead Evening Bags with Beauvais Embroidery 1.98 There are just 100 of these precious things, so come down early to get one! Palais Royal—Third Floor Unusual At BABY DAY Dalby Bands, 6 months to 3 years There are zipper types with finger-ring handles . velope types . . others with envelope closings, in various shapes. bag has its own tiny mirror. with or without embroidery. .. en- . and chain-handle types, some with frames, Each o 3lack. egos Fioalie resses . Black, eggshell, white . . . Hani-Snlooidoncd Crib Sheets........ Pillowcases to Palais Royal—Main Ploor Match Palais Genuine Values in Real Stone Jewelry Beautiful necklaces, bracelets Amethyst and topaz colored. casite.