Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1931, Page 9

The Family Who Chooses CHAMBERS CO. Has Shown Sound and Wise Judgment Chambers’ undertakers are known for their lrélt progress and fair dealings. They supply the needs of more stricken families than any other directors in the city. They have 10 cars, hearses and ambulances; 3 chapels and 5 parlors. A complete and modern funeral establishment. he You can get a complete funeral for as little as $75£ Up to thousands. A service to suit the station or cir- cumstance of &ny family. In Case of Death Call Greater Chambers Co. Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. Washington, D. C. Telephone Columbia 0432 S THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., §. A HOLLINGSHEAD RITES TOMORROW Retired Navy Department Draughtsman Leaves Son and Daughter. Funeral services for Samuel A. Hol- | lingshead, 74, 6 Rosemary street, Chevy Chase, who died Friday in Provi- dence Hospital after a long illness. will be held at his late residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Born in Baltimore, July 31, 1857, Mr. | Hollingshead moved to Chester, Pa. | and Washington in turn, coming here to take a position as ship draughtsman in the Bureau of Construction and Re- pairs, Navy Department. He held this poct ‘44 years before being rejired in Mr. Hollingshead was the grandson | of Chief Engineer Samuel Archibald, ' U. 8. N, during President Buchanan's administration. His grandfather accom- panied Admiral Perry Japan when Mn: operations were opened with that country. An yncle, Capt. Frank I. Hollingshead, owner and pilot of the Steamer “Arrow,” a mail vessel of historic note on the Potomac River, was a picturesque figure in the c'plul during Clvil War days. Hollingshead was a member of Penmphl Masonic Lodge, No. 23, and was master of that organization in 1896. He was also a member of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbia. Masonic services will be held at the interment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. He is survived by a son, Frank R. Hollingshead, and a daughter. Bessie G Hollingshead, both of this city. Births Reported Earl . and Mamie X arl ¥ gnd Mamie Keiner, be nd Dolores Prender, .V(n!nh H, and Helen u-tec'boy » dnd Barbara Jonsson. £l Phllllv lno Marjorie Genthner. “ g’ patabrineclb Hihel. on erritt, gir! Ade F. and uuma einstein, il 'y H. and Juli; f VOLLBEHR LIBRARY "HISTORY 1S TRACED Ashley, in Radio Speech, Tells Purpose of Incunabula Purchase for U. S. ‘The history of the Vellbehr collection | of incunabula, which includes the fa- mous St. Blastus-St. Paul Gutenberg Frederick W. Ash- Bible, was related b; ley, chief assistant librarian of Cangre;s. t n |of the century,” Mr. Ashley declared. in a radio address broadcast last n! under the auspices of the Washing Chamber of Commerce from Station ‘WMAL. ‘The last Congress approved an act appropriating $1,500,000 to buy the col- lection of 3,000 books. This amount, Mr. Ashley declared, would have paid all the expenses of the Library of Con- gress for 118 years at the rate paid Madagascar 240 With This Brillant Mada- I Coupon 3ascnr gems have ery sparkle of real diamonds, and are per!eccly cut. Ladies’ sol1taire and dinner rings and gentlemen's in various, moSZm ‘mountings. treet Floor. Mail Orders Pn!m.fly Filled. Ekonomy Kolumn 59¢ Fall Neckwear, 29¢c Speclal purchase tailored and dressy styles in lace, organdie, silk uoqette and linen. Collar and cuff g:l‘::o‘ln lrndlmrchlef: 12 for 39c Boys' and girls’ plain white and colored border handkerchiefs of soft cotton, in fast wlon. Street_Fioor. Longcloth, 10-Yd. Piece, $1.00 Excellent quality ylxd-wme lon(- cloth with soft, chamois fin New Fashioned Merchandise Hand in Hand Wlth Old Fashioned Values. Sales for Mo Monday and Tuesday Satisfaction Since 1859 Fur Collars and Sets 1 to % Below Regular Prices Purchase of a leading fur- surplus — {nhlonnble J§ furs in new pouch and shi styles, lined and taped r!-dy rier's to sew on your coat. Fur Strips, $1.00, $1.49 and $1.98 Each Quality furs in black and colors, 4 and 6 inches wide, 27 inches long. Street Floor. For trimming ccats, suits and dresses.— $4.98 & $7.98 | 7Z) ?tunning New At a New and SEPTEMBER 27, i i i |8 | 1931—PART ONE. for its upkeep for the first half of its existence—1800 to 1865. He identified an incunabulum as “any book printed before January 1, 1501— lt,k;:; Js, any fifteenth century printed Collection Has Furpose. ‘The invention of the printing press at, by Johann Gutenberg in Mainz, Ger- many, in 1450, was described by the speaker as “one of the most important cvents in human history. He told of the early histosy of prtnl- mz and the difficulties which berg. In the first 50 years -fur invention of the press, he declared, probably 30,000 different editions of | various works were printed. From among these volumes, Mr. Ash- ley continued, Dr. Vollbehr collected Eooks to show what the le Df the fifteenth century were thinl Purchase Closely Glllrd.l. P “Apparently no one else thought that best worth the fifteenth cehlflz‘ bhaving were those t show the mind “Competent authority has said that no cther collection of incunabula has been made comparable to this one in extent and with this special pu e.” Mr. Ashley told of the transportation of the collection from New York to the Library of Congress. “Within a week after the act of July 3 became law,” he said, “the 3,000 incunabula, each of them at least 430 years old, had been | brought down from New York in ar- mored motor trucks. The trip was made at night over the less frequented roads and the valuable cargo came through unmolested. The cases were sent up at once to the rare book room at the top of the Library, opened up, and the con- tents checked. Three weeks were spent on the checking, for the 3,000 books are in Latin, German, French, Spanish, Dutch, - Bohemian, Dinhh. Swedish, Russian and Gzechoslovak.” Italy Has Skyscraper. BRESCIA, Italy (#).—An enormous | building is going up to house a depart- | ment store and apartments. The first fikylcnper in Italy, folks here think, | will be the tallest commercial structure in Europe. It will be all of 15 stories | Hgn Marriage Licenses. Glullelo" 3 “’w"rh,l‘l..l;‘dleu and 1 Hugh_T. !levemun T Garnett, Ray, ‘Brvant, 31, this ety Rev: B. Farnsworth, 42, this el Joan Woehiike, 36, Bilsceionie 5 | Cnaries Endere, Graf, 42, and Dorothy W. Wilks, R. 81200. 2 Rev "Joseph T 8. Chaney, 23, and Alice C. Gelsen- b of Baltimore, Md.: Rev. son. 33, and Helen Wallace, 207 both of Beivimore, MAG Rerrs. "Harves Dinham. William A. Hall. jr., 33, and Hlva V. Jones, 2. both. of Richmond, Va.; Rev. Willlam chunu D, Mullen, a1 Glenny, V., s O, Moore, 18, Cologrie, Va.; Randall, 26, West A, Keith, 27, McKeesport, Pa.; rd L. Johnson. Stroughton W. Parker, and Doromy £ " Lews: 30, Champaign, 1L Hev Ransopher, 43 San Antono, Tex. cCal Ed h | Ly Ilhn M. Elizabeth, Pa. Deaths Reported. [ The followine deaths have be the Health Deoa ths have been reported to 4 hours: May_Elroy, GQuebec derick "Bethany Aunm. 88, 1 nger. 86, 3820 3 S0 Wallgr Re Aoed fi%‘fl:: b nt _te ,o.m:..:-:.':..,m - * ‘There are said to be almost 3,000,006 motor ¢yeles. It tho world mdve. than two-thirds of them in Europe. Murhn of Whanku DWYER. EDWARD J. We wish our, relstives. friends aud helengors :or their nnny acts of kindness during 1 pur aste busband and Taner EOWARD WYER. for their sym- pathy and thouhnllml oral tributes at AND PAMILY. * WILLIAMS, JOSEPH W. I wish to thank the members of all the fraternal orders $nd frisnds for the besutiful floral trib-! “‘-n::mln .r.-l hulb?na osErs JOSEPH lnll. LILLIE WILLIAMS, * Beaths ARMSTRONG., MARIAN LETTYMAN, T Pric tember 25, 1931, at her res! Gira) st. n.w. MARIAN of Arthur N. O. Arm- Joseph Gawler's Sons’ re. nw on Monday, at 11 a.m. Inter: Il ment Druld Baitimore, Md. P elovea” nusband Tuneral from the abov ; September 28, at 10 thel Gemetery. Alesandr AUSTIN, FREDERICK B. munication of The New Jerusalem will 'be held at Masonic Temple, ber a8; 1931 n attending the fui onr late brother, FREDERICK B. AUSTI order of the ANSOM. By master. HENRY W. BR. BARNWELL. NATH. tember' 26. 1931, NATHANGEL, soh "ot the late Thome and L M. Barnwell. brother of James E E Wheeler. ~ Funerai at 1 pm. from uneral church Intérment - Arlington HE L Suddenty. on Pri- . 1901, At Emergency I rlends, lnviud. Interment st onn.fifll 2 CANNON, 'rlolul A On Thursday. Sep- 1931, at his residence. 1337 Eu- sa © B THOMAS A- belosed husband nnon. “Funeral from his Monday, September 28. t the Snrine 10 a.m. Relatives Tnterment Mount . M A. fate Tesidence on 21 9:30 am. Requlem mais of the Sacred Hea: and “tiiends. imvited. = Olivet Cemetery. BUSAN M. Suddenly. on Satur: at her residence, . “SUBAN M bex loved wife of the 1 . Conner. Notice of funeral later. > CUMMINGS, IDA MILSTEAD. On Priday, September 25, 1931, at 10 a.m, at her regl; dence. 2114 37th st. n.w., IDA M CUMMINGS, Deloved wite'of the Jate Henry Cummings. ‘aged 62 years. PFuneral above residence Sunday. September 27, 1 pmg thence to Arnon Chapel, rmnx. oo Va. 4t 2:0° pm. “Reiatives and filénas Siavitea. CUSHINEBERRY. CHARLES W. The Root of David Lodge. No. 5414, G. U. O. of O. F.. announces the Bnflfl. SPRIGGS, MELEN. t Georgetown B other Maing . now ruuu- b Ride 2930 M 3t. n.w. Notice of fu STEWART. JOMN W. On Fridav. l-flg 1931, JOHN ‘W, anum Bevat Trom Deal umeraY Rone e on Afonduy. Sepiember'3s. at 33 Tolerment Cedar Hin- Cometery. THOMAS, ALMIRA. Departed this life Sat- urday, Se 726 1031 at the resi ember 28, afler 1 p. September 29. at 1 Calvary M. %. Church. l4th s.e. Rev. (irait Contee officiating. ment Mouuc Glivet Cemetery. THOMAS, JOHN W. Friday. Septefber 38, 1831 (i hig residence. 1935 i3ih ¢ sts. ter- TR mber 25 1031 't:g‘m ber A0 Galinge Sand of ‘Lizsie Turner: un."r Henry. Annie Elissbetp, Bertha hy May Turner. He al relatives- and a host WRIGHT. LAURA M. Th September 24. 1931 At her rcnfllv‘wlc'o %2 "Rt -1 ite of wu- ne. dence Monday, at 1- Iatives and frie to stten Interment at cod-r Hul Cemetery. lrv- Upper WXVILL. ROSA On_Saturday, tember nx, U ner restdence. Md.. ROSA LEE. Wyvill. on Mona-y Eeptember 28, Mary's” Catholic . Chureh, ro. Md. Interment church eeme- latives and friends invited. In flmnflm BEALL. JOHN BURTON. JR. loving ey’ of my der aoh, JOHN BURNT Jr. who died teven years ago, September 37, 1924, in his 34th vear. The way is dark without you. dear, We hardly know what to do. The home is broken, our hearts are sad And. oh. how we miss ¥ MOTHER, SBISTER AND BROTHER. * kn Mv much we miss you ‘memor: your 7 Jade: et shall wen oot where you are laid. Our hearts still ache with sadness, d many s tear: God oniy knows how we miss At the end of three long years. OTHER AND MARY K GEORGE A. Laying W. ABEL. A sad. loving trib- C!‘lu# the mmo of my Nk:vfl husband, “'” Fone year Coge tsanrs” sememper ‘T ‘oum hat | 'n'?l Lam tauh ml. memory. fond and e taghes “and Tosgings for o ¢ we cannet remain, m we meet_a l-. n lnvlnl mem You are not forgotten, dear daushter and siste; wvmaucml.m TER. * Amazing Low Price t E. Mattingl d N. J: Jua . Giner 3 : 3. Clark. Jesse) Wilson. 26, ‘and Lula Butler, 15; Rev. W. Wes Tagt . Caries, 26, and Dorothy M. Dal- las. 23, both of New York City; Rev. James | ME5ud® 5" maionee, 27, C. B 28 botn of “malimores A Rev. an sl R uunm. 28, 4nd Lucille John- FOUND. || DOG, small, brown, female. think mostly Tih terrier. Gall Clev. T181. Jaunty Tweed Coats = In New Colorings || s These fashionable and practical coats & wn m represent a new standard of value—even |f|| Sonr. ’ lard Ad when the lower 1931 prices are considered. Trish setter y. Reward, 4 Lauree Better fabrics, finer tailoring. than you || Eatewase Gbe &‘.’& 2l Sins! 5000, would expect at such small cost. New bt ke TR Y belted models, all beautifully fined. In :"gin‘l,:&lr v o .n&. r“’u’.“-’:‘r handsome tweed mixtures of all colors. nama_Erince. (] 77 Second Floor 50-Inch Silk Pongee, 69¢ Ymd High-grade imported pure silk pongee, natural tan shade. the fa- te drapery fabric. Pillowcases, 19¢ Perfect quality pillowcases in both 45x36_and 42x36 sizes. Mattress Covers, 84c Made of heavy unbleached cot- ton in sizes for double beds, three- quarter, single and twin beds. Street Floor. Full-Fashioned Silk Hose, 79¢ Perfect quality silk mesh hose and mondl 4of lace-top chiffon silk Full-Fashioned Bemberg Hose, 55¢ 2 pairs for $1.00. Slight irregu~ 1ars “of zhen'mnmu super-rayon nday, September 27 from Third Baptist A Bemivecs. .:re Gl FAWRENCE GREEN. P, B CUSHINEBERRY. CHARLES H. rs of Ionic R urt, A hereb; sl Sizes 14 to 20 38 to 50 Eugenie Hats Bicornes Side Dips Tricornes Brim Hats Derby Models Trimmed with Ostrich, Fancy Feathers, Bands and Bows A new and greater purchase on sale at ~ T apply . sve. s.w. Nat. day, September: on_Sun o Ganacs Hospital, lnvn many_relatives’ and .{rie LOST. ®01d, set with sapphire . J. P., Jackson, and 14 29% Shetland wool; re- ix. Star offce. . * —-E-nn muu brown leather onds” case, Saturday morning between mi‘ d Euciid sts. and Internal Revenue Building. Bewark ams 83013, own leather case. on sts. Raturn uu JAMES WILLIAMS. kLot (13 mfilflmn ul&‘x Doieen 10th "had. 17t Conn.. — e Ta; stripe suits wi oryq hflu Sizes 2 to 12. 'omen’s Rayon-Stripe Union Suits, 50c ‘Wool-tinted union lul'-l low neck, Every ‘Washable cape and suede gloves in trimmed slip-ons and fancy cuff styles. Black, black-with-white and new. Fall shades. Substandards. Women’s $2.00 to $3.00 Gloves, 88c ‘Washable cape and suede slip-ons and fancy cuffs. Factory irregulars, but cleverly mended. Bllck and colors, treet Men’s §1.00 Sluquehmnu Shirts, 79¢ Waving Fluid antine article Cucumber ber Lotion After-Shaving Lotion uuuek Almond Skin Lotion Extra! High-Grade Toiletries Nationally Known Preparations at a Sensational Price worth 50c_or more! woman's boudoir, put up in aftistic modern jars and boxes. Cleansing Cream Toilet Water Street Floor. Exquisite toiletries for every Get a year's 19c Bath Salts Perfume Talcum Powder Vanishing "Cream Face Powder All With a Group 1 High-Grade Fur-Trimmed Coats New Arrivals Bring Even Greater Values in Fine Fur- Trimmed f&§ COATS Two-Season Guarantee KEY containing _drive rellllnllon um* Q58 19, faxi. B ‘Reasonabie reward. IY'I—- h of ki vicinit: vlllllul d smpnem“&fi o a‘iuru- ‘sTterhoon. Re- . Phone Met. tween e et Rewara: nzd st nw. d Washington "Cire PACKAGE_¢o contaial iver Fecsion Thursday " afternoon: Sittenden st fow.. Columbia_ black, ““...‘?fl:.'.."“ ur POCKETBOOK, Ph ‘Line te.; lost ve :":‘.’:’fi’:u ‘Cotuimia. T 1 ind. Chevy Rewa um Pof Siive: Bupply o 3333 K S0 n.w. Monda biack with _ white r n ave. Reward. in _downtown Teward. 810 POCKETBOOK, _ lady clasp, on_Alta 'Vista gontaining _ glasse Call Clev. 5§ POCKETBOO! x black leather, and 340, Wood¥ard & Lothrop ba oom. Reward. 1901 At g1, *“North 9337, POLICE DOG, % . 1ée3 Swann_st. n.w. WNorth PURSE—Wednesday nl(m in Diamond taxi- cab, lady's purse, containing eash, check- book and receipts. Notity "Lucte Speer, 3105 ol. 16th_st. spm‘;‘m’mmek Tated; ~Jost bef A and_Merchants’ Luneh Co. T Fa I‘l m!urn to E. Chaput, Y. M. ward A a0 TYPEWRITER—_Will the 1ady and gentle: Reward. ices. o Sunsral ome. 2068 1 &E’m‘ u.g."y_.'mumm A 'g.-#. m ;u e o hf:, % g tal, JORN T, bcona o5 ot , 301 e ptoraber 2 St otmeteny. OLLINGSHEAD, “-"r"'n f‘ "si n?blr 35, 1931, at Mary lmn * Beiiine MW e R, Purt ncoln o( Pra) September 2 d !rlenfll invited. Oak HIll Cemetery. 7 KELLEE, MARY R, On Friday, September at 715 am. at Walter Reed Y R, KELLER. beloved mn J. Hlm:’l‘onAd ‘and sister Salns resitng &t the A 3 lchhwerg limau'l 2008 R lntt’n‘nnnl at J- WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, S 332 PA. AVE IATIC 384, A FELL PERSONAL SERVICE—REASONABLE. PR3 1 TR et st CHAMBERS || man_who "were seen examining Underwood typewriter on pavement in front of Amer- Sareh. Clarendon. Vs, 18 e I 8t Charles' O || ican"securily Building ' please”communicate Interment Atlington Natiorial Cemetery. 31¢ ith_Mrs. Parker r_Nat. ?_ | KELLER, MARY R Col. John Jacob Astor Wflm WATCH, lady’ Auxflll No: 7. 0. 8. W. V.: Services for phites, in wrist band, on '1 RELLER Stnday, September 27 thy’ downtown vlclnny. D] Schippert 1 Met, 2989, Teneral parior. 3008 Pennsyivania ave 1+ \ | WRIST WATCH—Tn Ghevy Ghase Tussdax. BA WEBB, Departed this life ‘ha“ gblons, white watch, r-ym- 1031, at 1. Emerson 6800 o ., NORA WEEB, MADRE of'1838 4th l(l at 0707 Coni . B.W. Nokk! of funeral later. - = = s UEL '“I.DIL Oon CEDAR HII P Con & e A OE. FIELBER " e e Fletcher). Functal Presents Their Regular WMAL |[gFrsse Kitertosn Srogtam || 1 day, September 5, 1:30 |of Music and 8o syl om serw e turing the Ce: t Church st 2 p.m. Distinguished new fashions with the Today |izie., ana the Hi & Irfends “invited. Inierment Cedar moulded _silhouette, fastened at the _side. CED°AI'{ HILL R A A G s, . e Black, wine, green, brown and blue. Large Washinoton's Mot Beautirul Cemet tember 26, 1931, at Walter Reed x collars .and cuffs of fashionable, fine quality On' {he extension of Pa. Ave. SEY SN WM o 2 furs. Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 50, 1435 to 2413, 39% to 49%. Perfect quality white broadcloth shirts ‘;flh collar attached. Sizes 14 to 17. Men’s 69c Work Shirts, 49¢ Blue chambray shirts with at- tached collar and pocket. Sizes 1414 to 17. Men’s $1.00 B. V. D. Union Suits, 79¢, Popular sport model in these ;:m&ul athletic union suits. Sizes 46. Boys’ $4.00 School Suits, $2.95 | 3-plece suits of fancy mixtures. | Coat, vest and knickers. Sizes 7 to Frank Gzicr's Sons 002.47 . um.!r!i Chapel. Tele Fdeonone National "Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel 412 B ST. NE. In 0524 Ambulance service. _ 1% to *1% Bed Sheets Mill Purchase of Slight Seconds Group 2 Magnificent Fur-Trimmed Coats 81x99 72x108 54x99 81x90 63x108 54x90 63x99 63x90 ‘Thrifty news, indeed! New purchase of better quality seamiess bleached sheets, with no trace of starch or dressing—fine percale finish. Occasional tiny defects are unnoticeable and do not affect the wear. 81-inch Bleached Sheeting O Vislug oy P8 305" Yol MUE Lengths 22 1/2C | 12; regular shirt sizes 12 to 13%5. Owing to the width there is plenty in these mill Yard Boys’ Knickers, $1.00 lengths to make full double-bed sheets and all other Sizes 7 to 17 in golf style, also sizes, as well as pillowcases. Free from dressing.— with elastic waistbend and knees.— Street Floor. 2,000 Pairs Women’s (13 : s ] Zapon 4 D’Orsay C Standard $1.00 Value | Street Floor. Sale! Beautiful New Slippers —All First Quality Red, Blue Drapery Damask and Black ALFRED B. GAWLER 'WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER 5. Boys’ School Shirts, 59¢ | In white, colored and fancy broad- soNe | cloth and percale. Junior sizes 6 to E.nbluhd 850 Cremations h‘y Attendant 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5512-5513 | NO BRANCH OFFICE Bev.hfe:hélg Ghapel Floor ; onday, Second %" 37 Wonder Sale—Rayon-and-Cotton Flat CrepeDresses Tweed Prints and Floral Prints 4 1 I [ ] 36 to 44 You'd Expect to Find in Silk Styles so trim, so charming and so ! Dresses well made that you will enjoy wearing | them on all informal occasions. So many different fashion features that you just must see these dresses to appreciate their attractions. Guar- anteed fo wash perfectly. Second Floor On Priday, Septem- the residence of her sis- 31, M. Qrimes, 747 _Quebec }s.?. o, pmlln‘ Hines Co. funera me 256; ¥y, uptil Sunday afternoon, Septemb B, 3"-1 etvices and" interment envme MINTO. JOSEPH SWEETEN. On d September 15 1931, st Bis residence, St~ jand, H MINTO, be- ; loved hulblnd S Mary E, Minto. | Puneral W. WARREN TALTAVULL ' Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W, Corner Spring Road and friends invited. Col. 0464 church cemetery. Adams 10341 08, Baturds ANNIE R.. 1 ter, Mrs, . at 1:1 1scopal Church at 3 pn. Re nd lnurn;g'm FUNERAL DESIGNS. ‘HiGuchtos.Co,.IZIZth. ‘ A A edetve e e eenase. GEO. C. SHAFFER XPRESSIVE FLORAL AT M EXDRATE PRICKS: Nz Toe > e 14th & Eyc _FLOWERS &i°23hs gers Beautiful Funeral Piece, $3 ment Rock reck Cemstery, °”°”’L£°"M—‘!£—M"' RODIER, JAMES LA CO! Suddenly. on ey, BeDtember doo 100L, 1o Baltimore, FLORAL TRIBUTES We have served the LA COSTE s u:‘:,dg\' . dince I8} 4 Md., J same familles for tember 28, 1:30° pm., the W. years. ;',-'4 Beautify your home at a welcome ng! Rayon satin and rayon-and-cotton drapery damask, all 50 k inches wide, in richly brocided designs of rose, rust, red; green, blue, peach and gold. 59¢, 79¢,98¢, New Fall Curtains CRISS - CROSS MARQUI- SETTE CURTAINS of fine quelity in ecru and 69¢ cream; 2% yards long Pair NEW FALL m-BACIl— Dainty, inexpensive curtains with ruffied raycn valance, llul; with lll/nq rayon valance; 2V, yards long. Pair 59¢ NEW FALL 'l'l! BACK CURTAINS, trimmed with ruffle and colored rayon over- lflllched edge in green, blue, gold, rose and orchid. 3Q Third : At Three Special Prices ‘ Sizes The Serment Smith ‘Westmore- land " Church, lend Gounts, Va: FHAOK, BLRANOR IIGLE. Ou, tw tember 1931, her_residencs Ryan Service ursday, the Wins Appreciation It 3 Triterment Glenwood . GRACE C meter: !# nlat arl ll'l Bll) r n ot Hunter Ru n.v ‘unn ‘l #& “The Sizes 3t 8 Model chapel, private ambu- lance and livery in connection JAMES T. RYAN iruners):Diréotar erett !lnfl'rl, W hi 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Aoulr’ otel, 't Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 [l | 5ryices vl afternoon. One Style Sketched -u r-ua S cemet ERS. Factory purchase—ever air perfect—on sale at an almost unbelievable o Tprice! . These beautiful, comfortable and serviceable house slippers have leath- er soles, covered Cuban heels and linen lining. Buy them for yourseli—and for ideal Christmas gifts for your women friends, Terre Haute, u BAMPSON, SADIE V. Sudden] plember g. 1931. st Atianitc [~ A N ?‘ SXorE m Second Floor