Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1931, Page 6

A—D % 0 R RO I T I D b IRen 1 WL\ O MINING EUNGRESS ! EREN RN 2X Entrance, 909 F St mm&wmmmmqmmy That Enduress a mememians TOOPEN SESSONS Jhe @fidzw @wbmy ofurniture (2, | All Walnut or Taxation and Indusmal Prob- | Mahogany Secretary He Liked Spaghetti, She Preferred Rice; Divorce Is Granted By the Associated Press. SEATTLE, Wash., December 2 He liked spaghetti and she likéd Rice—and that was the story back of the ending yester- day of an Italian-Japanese ro- mance. A divorce was granted to Leo- poldo Partenope from, Kuoy Partenope, after they ha¥ been married for 13 years Leopoldo said in his complaint Kuoy seldom cooked meals for him any moré. When she aid, he » ) o S S v < e S e e e S e e St G S e S e S lems to Be Discussed at Mayflower. added, it was not the lovely &paghetti of his fatherland, but 3w“BmWWM Senator Smoot to Speak Governor Winthrop Style Large Size, With Four Big Drawers *69 Nine Outstanding Features ® LARGE 32-INCH WIDE CASE. © HAND-RUBBED DUCO FINISH. ® FOUR BALL-AND-CLAW FEET. ® SOLID WALNUT OR MAHOGANY, EXCEPT DRAWERS, WHICH ARE MAHOGANY VENEER ON MAHOGANY OR WALNUT. FOUR DRAWERS WITH CENTER GUIDES AND INDIVIDUAL LOCKS. SERPENTINE INTERIOR. ADJUSTABLE BOOK SHELVES. SECRET LETTER COMPARTMENTS, AUTOMATIC LID SUPPORTS. DUST-PROOF BOTTOM. © Chicago Youth Near Death When Peritonitis Develops | From Wound. o CHICAGO., December 2, —Herman Knol, the 17-year-old boy who was shot | Sunday night by Dantel Gilday, liquor | usader, hae developed perito- has énly A slight chance to physician announced today | alleged to have been intoxi- d to have shot the youth when he and another boy tried to help him to his home. has been held without ding the outcome of the bullet n young Knol's abdomen His condition is very gtave,” Dr, Léo Jacobson said. “There is only a slight ! or his recovery and within the | hours he will pass through the | of life or death.” te's Attorney Malachy g a successful plea yes- ay against Gilday's release on a | of habeas corpus, said, “Pending the | wound, the State fs | “hn charges shall be Convenient Deferred Payments . An unusually attractive lounge type sofa, trimly tailored in melon-striped irieze, is the center of this distinctive g this man,” he t(*'dw court, “because while in an intoxi- ted condition and without cause or| he shot and v of the Nationel Minir 5-year-old officer in geveral group. The scoop-seat chair is in floral Inlaid Rosewood Solid Walnut Large Burl Walnut le"H‘ by H‘" (fl(v\l 85 Hv bfhflf ff Yhf rl[”lfl) fl\'ERI‘)?a'V\n(. hnd ldm“w 5 3 3 o) ’I' OccaSional S k. bi Oliie’ of Neweds. | Baidy Tan ne B aii being | able with Emoking Tray Set nate on | intoxicated. high, tufted-back armchair is richly tai- Sewing Cabinet Commi! Scott Tu lored in a closely woven frieze. This $975 $975 sitmer of Internal Revenue David Bur- o 'as scted by the 1 ri d - Attractive shaped oval de- $ La -lined - 0 o s yy the interior deco rge copper-lined humi nd other Government, offeale group was selected by the int sign, well constructed. 14.75 dor—an attractive smoker. rating experts of the Woman's Home R AR AR R B R R R 1 Governors te Hold Luncheon. " TONITE Companion Magazine. “Ingraham” Frida 0 he b d of go S $ will hotd ‘& fincheon et Priday Electric A. C. sfternoon Robett E. Tally of New York pdnehesary | will preside at A business session, at| & W ednasday, Saturday As Pictured | Semi-Venetian Clock '.\;h:r;u the r_ng:ln‘f) pr:firam‘;;psdmtod by | and Sunday nite to $5 95 Matnes and Catlcreath wil xsruss!d‘ 6 ibin ity & 4 5|37 75 | console plate 3 The annual dinner of the board of | town. -“C. ulte, E Self starting. An directors will be held at 7 pm. Friday, | =~ | Mirror attractive guaran- e s, meehis o I manufac- w Alaling Se Pri f All the Pi A b b tirers divieon wil be bekd gt 10 am > b9 Gt eparate Prices o g ieces $3.95 Windsor IS{;'.\H‘G‘?‘,\ _}-nh Chatles haley of 2 Ph hed Magazine oxville, Tenn., prémid ; A luncheon gsther 1"5 he board of | CLoEtanie ) l;‘;“:“': Carrier vernors Saturday wi 5 : £ 1 o well-designe - -4 to & close,. The rcl:x“grts: :\’:U Table Lamp and Shade.......... $3.95 English Lounge Sofa..... ....$85.00 ror. . & m‘;";x:hh walnut va Hunded in 1898 4l has & pmempership | Bridge Lamp and Shade. .. . $5.95 Scoop-seat Chair .. .$18.50 gy oo st Revolving Book Rack Tble: ... $9.75 English Club Chair. . .$34.25 $6.95 Eiinatile ONEN o “,;"‘,‘;” ‘ra Open Bookcase ....o.cumaess....$14,75 Mahogany Drum Table.......... $10.95 ut 15 times as much in Meenses and thxes as owners of motor gycles. ¢ Our aim is to keep our employees busy P H I L Cfio b I - : during the dull season, so we now offer M':;l;rr sl what we believe are the 2 ;;I}':xanw IN : S heterod LOWEST #% CITY e Philco Lowboy With 9 Tubes $89.75 Wonderful tone . . . sharp selectivity. Cabinet ~richly executéd in American Black Walnut with Oriental meatehed woods. PRICES On proven fine quality UPHOLSTERING Old furniture is oft-times far hetter than new furniture . . . <o this notice should prove dou- bly important to those who will preserve “the treasures of tomorrow.” We offer a guarantee on all labor and materials, backed by 33 vears of experience . . . all up holstering and manu- uring work is done in 4 4,000-square-foot, 1t, sanitary plant in the Fireproof Print- S SR No Interest Charge for Convenient Deferred Payments SBEE 10- Pc. Hepplewh:te Dlnmg Room Suite of Burl Walnut or Crolch Mahogany A most desirable suite of selected burl walnut or crotch mahogany veneer. Ten attractive pieces—Duncan Phyfe double-pedestal table, inclosed server, $ china cabinet, buffet, 5 side chairs and armchair with beautiful “lyre” backs. “Kroehler” Tufted-Back Fireside Chair In Beautiful Tapestry An Ideal Gift for Him 3+ S wilding. ~Orders placed now will be $3 7 50 Rugs Sheer Marqui i : . 3 4 . quisette Priscilla Curtains, positively delivered before Christmas. Deep-Pile, Seamless tailored or ruffled sides, pair...... 95(: Beddmg 1 : Phone District 6907 or North : A"“‘“S:F” R‘I‘g' i Tatlored Zion Lace Curtains, 75 1009, All-Wool Plaid 0455 and let us estimate costs {hAa‘;‘Tfi’» o *”""‘50 PRIGETR e RN 2 Double Blankets 155 sithout obligati 1 ; srtable “Kro X ¥ gl Ty AU L ‘Il::’u;z;m(mw %fn:vg" 824 ] Damask Window Drapes, 50- mch $1.95 Special Reupholstering Refinishing and uy‘}‘.nlwru:cd in colorful Other Sizes ig Proportion fringed valance, pair............ I $R.95 Furniture Painting Furniture tapestry . . . high, 27x54-In. Rug 6 50-In, Damask Portieres; colors are red, gold, rose, and green ; pair. . tufted back . . & great spec¢ial for Thursday, —the most ornate detign can be retouched—the finish, no mat- ter how lustrous, might be re- storea. $].95 " $5.95 An Unusual Value can again be solid R R R iabi Jork D e Cabinet Work ’ raperies 5] Xritas —the finest cabinet work—a —for & single opening or an en- % Dew top A new leg NEPIEéT- 100 home—your own ideas of Dol Saving o antique is accorplished sketches by our artists etivers Checks a Chest Cashed $ she, Former Lessee 6f work rooms comnected with Interior Decorating Departments 1 of W. B. Moses & Soms for eight years HENRY A Tremendous Stock Invites You to Select Your *' Colonial Maple 4-Piece Be Room Sute “Lane” Cedar Chest HOLOBER | Construction is genuine maple. Comprises handsome poster bed, $ At Julius Lansburgh’s PRINTCRAFT BUILDING, 930 H ST. [ French vanity, large dresser and chest of drawers. The four pieces, 1. 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