Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1931, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1931. 'fl»—.—._'—'——__ f winners of athletic competitions organ- | ble group of Laccoon and the famous ized by the Catholic Youth Organiza- | Apollo of Belvedere can be seen. ticn of Chicago, which are held this (Copyright, 1931.) ~onth. et o 3 Prof. Silvio Silvia, :rs;gm“sr“nlcthe Compressed Air for Pruning. medals for Chicago's Euch c Con- gress, was again chosen by Cardinal| The operation of pruning trees is Mundelein to coin this new supply. His | greatly facilitated by the use of a com- subject, duly approved by the petition- | pressed air tool recently invented. This er, was taken from one of Canova’s|machine is lightly constructed, so that | : . :r heroic comntositmns. i LKreusas and | it may he readily carried into the tree | e e 0 n Dawoxenus,” two pugilists. top and a touch of the trigger severs Foes of Measures Say Pro-| "Tue statue is on view in one of the| ‘ he | the branches which ordinarily would cabinets of the octagon courtyard in | require the use of a saw. With it one | gram Will Set Up a Vir- e Vatican Museum, where also a mar- | man does the work of man: { | e, [Fonorman oy T oy || Electric Refrigerator S ig Ry s ad it Buy HIS GIFT at - . A That wife of yours! What are you going to do for her this : s Voted on his “fire bells” re- | 5 . ' Christmas? Day in and day out she strives to please you, e R e a Man’s StOTe [ ] : e cook your favorite dishes, make s and set up a virtual dictato : : v ; you comfortable when you get Special Group - home from office. What are Regular $10 | : --,. you going to give her? Had vou thought of a Leonard Elec- BROCADED | tric Refrigerator to ease her B :, : : i daily tasks? She will love it ‘ { 7 and so will you. Besides, you All Mahogany will probably be eating new, tasty menus when she has it. d. ‘The fire bells rang a false alarm,” gaid Gordon Bie f the Citizens' | H D 7 FULL SIZE bt b | (@ Al i $179.50..$319-50 failed in & colonization SN\ forefgn to our climes as r N : . 1 t p t [ The fssuc, may mot be ed, how- These smart i erest Charge ever, with the countin e’ votes. | ] 1 S s robes will prove q Although the State Supreme Court u»‘ Our Entire Stock of el et e . 50 for Deferred Payments fus to enjoin the Sta: auditer from | after the holi- W | eS o pa PXpe! of the election, it days are over 4 1 cd hi own . and will ! s give meny eve- | i | Q. < BT b e “f i oy, / : A This is an unusual value in a good Gover- Only n The LeOI'l ard Can [ A falfa Bill's’ admirers were acclaim- 7 8l o) At | AR . e A P ing him the logical “Moscs” 1o 1 ; REDUCED Aitractivey Mgl , nor Winthrop type desk. Typical serpen S g AN tine front, four drawers, automatic 1d You Get All These Features automobile tite cov nd plaster | 79(: 83 & A > on protests to busts of the mustached Governor (§ Any 8100 AULER AN, v A beautifUlivarn The incipient boom may strike a |§ TIE now... ; brown mahogany. The LEN-A-DOR . . . the Chill-om-eter . . . One- enag if his home State frowns upon his | / e 7 { measures, but approval might give it e 3 Piece, All-Porcelain Interior . . . Porcelain Cooling Unit impetus. Any $1.50 $ 1.15 V. Parking Sf'rwre iats Iyllm'r to Rear Entrance. with Chromium Plated Door . . . Sanitrays and Rub- ALFALFA BILL, INVENTOR. TIE now YoepColill Bel Barked: ber Trays . . . Heavy Bar-type Shelves > = = Basket ... Electric Light . . . Table Top . N Bog Bolves Problem of Those Who Like |} 1,y §2.00 S 5 & 7 Ll Tete-a-Tete. SPIE e S .65 MA Y ER @ O cealed Hinges . . . High Legs ... Steel €abinet Con- OKLAMOMA CITY, December 15| Other Robes, $5.95 to $50 ( : o | . ) = struction . . . Leonard Approved Insulation (N.A ) —Willi as “Alf ay - y Seventh Street Between D and E Leonard Pure White Lacquer . . . Vegetable Crisper e Enenfintoibie Iifciass / ... Steel and \\'oodll)rmrf o b < Floating Condensing cially Governors—have to meet. : Unit . . . Mechanical Unit hacked by 17 vears of Alfalfa Bill” has devised a scheme — : ) ) —_——— experience. 1325 F STREET : L Parking Service—Drive to Rear Etrance. Your Car Will Be Parked . 28 Nationally Known which cert puts an end to an If they | like to put e listener's Seventh Street Between D and E L ate MOdel RadiOS You Wouldn’t Disappoint Them! PP Gr ea tl y Red u Ce d ]I\/’Z::'r “I'%I‘()l)lftsn’?’.ls(;to(e;slr?orE;lrfg FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE n a visitor called i Alfalfa December Sales L These Are All Floor Samples - Winter Shoes | * dress and school UNIOR Women's Winter 5 |- shoes. Durable, Winter choes. Immense Special nearest U b ail oxfords and pumps in un- Purchase Swagger sports four fee m his [J - usual styles. Brown, beige shoes, rubber or leather Eele o o 1 CO enera 0 Ors i and black calf, simulated soled and ¢mart styles for : e s s Lo ] \ lizard, and patents. All general wear. In extraor- office and in other sizes to 2. at much below dinary special selling. Sizes untr = : 1 . ¥ their worth. -2 to 8. g Ly Bosch—Atwater Kent [§ Fe-9Y | "D g '$9.15 stouter pull. The chair chained to the T ) ¥ 4 (QUR greatest <pecial offering of Boys' staunch, scuff-proof, other chairs were moored to a . R A lc Or 0 e S : ] wear-proof. and weather-proof Winter shoes. Sturdy Elk, hot-water pipe react from ceili . L ° g Scotch Grain and Calf leathers. You've never seen their equal floor. The Governor went right on | i i g e at these prices: reading and muttering after he inter- | ¥ J posed 1n a loud voice i 3 : = re’s y reat opportunity to save on a good, nationally 2 . “Have a scat. I chained the chairs | Here's your gr S e 0 di j2 ith 1o 9295 1 to 1315 $9.65 down to keep folks from putting their | known late-model Radio. These are all display samples wit . faces plumb into mine.” the usual Ma_\'orv & Co. guar:u}l_\'( of s_(‘r\icv»-—{nnd prices in- g . E\TRAORDI\AR\‘ offering little girls' and boys' Winter oy nerican clude all tubes. These Radios will go quickly. Come early and shoes, Sturdy laced boots—sizes to 113, Oxfords and not be disappointed. ' pumps—sizes to 1315, Be,(_ wearing little shoes MUNDELEIN GETS GOLD ; ' | S e i MEDALS FOR ATHLETES 3 Reduced Price Groups ¥ AL S ek rstite: —black or red top. Sizes & Forty Decorations for Winners of | To simplify your selection, we have arranged these Radios in . $2.95 83.95 Events Given Cardinal for three greatly lowered price groups. Regularly worth much = more. Distribution. cen_mae ot e cnan: 9 : 4 Children’s Xmas Slippers EAL “grown-up” satin houdoir slippers, with fluffy pompon ay thef Ll e e b;"gi‘u;‘ = and wooded heel—blue, rose or black—for little girls. gift of Chiragy Gatholics Warm, cozy “Bunny” Lambswool Slippers for boys and Formerly marked Formerly marked Formerly marked & o ot g et st a s e v 190 from $89 to $109.75 from $122 to $150 from $149.50 to $165 Cute Titde, soft Tiwle boots Girl¢é and boys' warm, for baby—pliable elk or Winter, novelty sports hose B patent leather. —many new designs. CORNWELL'S Every Special Price Includes the Tubes 3 5 Chocolates, SI Ib. NO INTEREST CHARGE Fi)R FERRED PAYMENTS | Salied ALMONDS UR DE and PECANS, $I Ib. Parking Service—Drive to Rear Entrance—Your Car Will Be Parked and Beautifully & Boxed for R & CHRISTMAS L EGINNING tomorrow, o Seventh Street Between D and E - pryr M sure Care in Packing. be open an hour or two Juvenile Shops later every evening. “Ar- g 1207 F Cornwell’s, Inc. IFETIM cade Shop” open ~til 10 7th & K 1329 G Street 3 : P.M. every.night ’til Xmas. 3212 14th