Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1932, Page 54

COAL 5 2,240 Pounds to the Ton THE EVENING WYOMING TO FIGHT |RETRENCHING PROGRAMS GREAT AID TO TAXPAYERS‘ Savings of Stdte.and Local Govern- , STAR, WASHINGTON, No. 79 For CATARRH and SINUS TROUBLE Homeopathic P 1007 M ST. N.W. NA. 1605 D0 Reduced Parking Rates Evenings and Sundays FRIDAY, DE. NATIONAL S 2565 The Orizinal and World-Famed AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENT! ABBEY THEATRE FI.AYERS Blve Ridge Va. Hard . . & Stove Cozl, $11.50 ments Held at Least Special Furnace size, $1050 | $500,000,000. [ENJOY MOVIES Nul $11.00 Pen. 3835 Ers. $11.00 | metrenchment programs n state and| [N 'YOUR. HOME' Blue Ridge Buckwheat, 5s7tm Ranchmen and Civil Authori- |iocal soreeamenis bave saea the x| AN 18 SILIES ARLHWA L Smokeless Egg, $3.2! St depart. kn 0w it Smoke o soot || ties Unite When Losses of Commeree of | Lo < owned ‘one tonr age. | g : night. He 1id | Projects 20”x26” pictures, $Q.50 Mount. 10 distance ... 8 nt was possiole Complete Stock of CATILE RUSTLERS _Bituminous Caal ¥ Hard-Struct Make Ogly 5% Lump hich had yet trenchment. | cpiidren’s films at nominal M. A. Leese Optical Co. 614 Ninth St. GREATER ¢ H (= e NDAY - DEC. 4 HOLMES VIEIHA TODAY ¥ . l‘n“rnn; CAFITAL i Advance Socn Batter Order Now be put in by chute o bias: we "ONE OF THE LARGEST (L), UNDERTAKERS IN THE WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as $65 w For a Complete Funeral Cars and All We have afnazed the whole profession Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. You Get the Biggest s and another half billiod in revenue. closed to them, and with los ing into large sums, Wyom'ng ranchers tocay are joining in a solid front with {| the co-operation of civil authorities t0 | ANOTHER SUNBEAM SHOP zed cattle rusthng. || FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE SAY, H.5 Buy Your Chrisimas Cards and_Gifs tate, have dep- || xow. p) ds and Gifts. Plenty of room nings until Christmas. yoming Stock Growers a SU: :15“1"1 GIFT il{OPS t to u\xl authorities, \1'd the 1438 A Over 10.000 New Cu ia Baltimore and There Is a Rcason Why | World's Largest Retailors of Va. Anthracite | BLUE RIDGE COAL CO. Miners of Vi Alexangria l‘ E s and_ that while some Me. val. | of tre thefts were undoubtedly in- 4201 8475 || spired by want, others were for personal | ®*The Wyoming Association, the oldest Y ou Might That It’s Christmas EEA | against the rustlers into the 3 ormers ‘ol the State ~when you hear some of the to supply en “swinging parties” were in | we Calendars and Diaries . as @ deterrent, and_distance: e you say the word covered on horseback instead o n 8 AM. to 5:30 P.M. icks, the situation was not nearly | 3% M.. rison Paper Co. ° - e and the Best from o hundreds of the cattle are 1039 Pa. Ave. butcher Why not give Books for Christmas? > JOAN BLONDELL Children’s B;;k;: rt, Travel, i ERIC LINDEN etc. Sets and books in fine bindings. Choice selection of Christmas Cards eliverics Anywhere THERE /S’ SOMETHING NEW UNDE| Det Arywl mssuu...m;fixu‘;/fl GflllYmPER- GEORGE wynng GlBSOn--CHfiS 1] Ao Open Evenings Park Book Shop 919 G St. N.W. prices quoted on materials, but inferior quality is never a Only high-grade, Iy selected materials last Other present. satisfaction, ed and hauled away for food, | and give —— | hundreds of head have been “trailed” || kinds require constant replace- - ut of the State for shipment to market, || nent. Behind every Barker FREE I E‘ : l URE ng the harassed ranchers, || sale is prompt delivery and e found as well as ++SINCE 1865 - 649 N. NA. 1348 reputation of 67 What is here is the vears in business. the association has extended its efforts outside of Wyoming and into 15 market- n this section of the Nation that worth to you? s, o vl GEQ M.BARKER S MIKROR THE brands are discovered, Thorp sald. . | JOHN RANDALL DUNN, C. S. B. T 2 ¢« GOMPANY ‘Y. W.” SHOW TOMORROW | to intercept stock by iden- e—————— RN B LUMBER and MILLWORK —_ Dancing and Gypsy Band Will Fea- | ROMANCE, of Boston, Mass, Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. In Constitution Hall, 18th, C and D Sts. N.W. Sunday, December 4, at 3:30 P.M. Under the Auspices of Flrst Second, Third and Fourth Churches of Christ, Scientist Allowance on Your Old Tires .n ST. N.W. ADAMS 8100 4_Service—Charge Accounts ture Program. A spectacular program, wil be staged Y. Ave. N.W. W C. A, 614 E street, to- " Tomorrow, 1 NATI'ONAL SYMPHONY Hans Kindler, Conductor First Young People’s CONCERT At C:nh-nl High School TOW nl 2 pm. in connection with the children’s music hour. The “Win- | ter circus” program will be marked by the perigrmance of dancers from th Hoffman’ & Hoskins studio A gyl band will play. Participants in the event will 1mlude | Ruth Dale Smith. Edith Johnson. Lu- | cille Rand:ll. Eloise and Jean Colling- | | wood, Sybel and Sarah Street, Kath- | erine Wheeler, Jean Daugherty and | others. §o s Shacials OYSTER DINNER.. TURKLY DINNER. ) A Saturday Special ~ | T-nnw" Steak Dinner, SOC ed et Tiree (,mher ihms Chrlstmas Tree NEW ELECTRIC ANGEL-CHIMES Nb Collection AlL Welcome V0000000000000 0000000, 10,000 Tires and Tubes on premises of AMERICAN STORAGE & TRANSFER CO. 2801 Georgia Ave. NW. Columbia 4138 Open Sundays, 8 AM. te 1 PM. No Phone Orders—No Deliverles Sale by Consolidated Sales Co. Open Eves. Until 8 p.m. | e | | Archers Get Deer Preserve. | BLANEY, Mich. (#).—Modern Robin | Hoods have a 6,000-acre forest preserve set oside for their exclusive use here, where they can hunt deer with the bow and w. Huntsmen with guns are | not permitted to roam the range. A FOX MCTURS el DUDLEY DIGGES-JUNE CLYDE and CLAUDE GILLINGWATER CLARENDON, VA. JOHN WAYNE. RUTH HAIL. “RIDE HIM CARO”NA Tith & N. C. Ave. SE. Double Feature—FIRST and “WOMAN FROM MONTE cmL = CIRCLE 05 Pa. Ave. Ph. W. 0953 orue of the 'Mirror Sereen. WARNER _BAXTER. MIRIAM _JORDAN, SIX HOURGIO IV oty FISK DUMBARTON A3 Wiacemain, Agie. 28x5.50..$6.96 in_“WASHINGTON Comedy. U. S. Royal FAIRLAWN af.?u‘f.?f’é%u?wycx 6.00x17. . $5.95 __in_“THE PURCHASE_PRICE Silvertown 31x5.25. .$6.85 Diamond 30x5.50. .$5.45 Sieoo} $5.95 30x6.50 ....$7.95 5 = | TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS | Gayety—"Stock Revue,” burlesque, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. litan — “The Cabin in the | | *at 11 am., 12:45, 2:30, 4:20, 6:05, 7:50 and 9:40 p.m. i R-K-O Keith’s— Rockabye” at 11| , 12:48, 2:36, 4:24, 6:12, 8 and 9‘48‘ Specials G-lb. Guaranteed Elec- tric Iron with 31 .37 cord; special. Guaranteed Electric P e r c olator with cord; 31,37 soecial . .. 5 C u‘mntccd Electric Feating Pad with £pecial Guaranteed Toaster with cerd; special Guaranteed Vieffie Iron with cord; special C—'urrontecd Electric H ot Flate with cord.. 89C GIBSON CO. 915 G St. N.W. 4 Receiver’s Stocks Factory Surplus FREE | TAX | 28x5.25 29x5.25 %$4 85 30x5.25 5 : zz:a 50.$5.45 31x6.00, U. S. Royal 31x6.50 $7.95 Discontinued Desien Free Tube With Every Tube Purchased ..8295 $3.: _ _SHARK. n PRINCESS TIAN St Double Peature MAURICE CHEVALII.R in OVE ME_TONIG WN i O¥ast "cOMPANIONS 6th and STANTON o Finsst m..; Ea BEN YO! uipm SALLY EILER! N CHECK G mL * Poot Ball Serles Serlal. STATE BETHESDA, MD. Home of Western Electric Sound BERT WHEELER & ROBT. WO Rialto—"Air Mail,” at 11:36 am., 1:38, Ocl\hld 7:45 and 9:49 p.m. Call It Sin,” at 11 am,, | and 10:04 pm. Stage , 3:28, 6:20 and 9 p.m. lace—"Tess of the Storm Country. :15 a.m.,, 1:20, 3:25, 5:30, 7:35 and 5 10 pm. Loew's Fox—“If l Had a Million,” 10:45 am.. 1:30, 4:2 mandwpm Stage shows at 12.35, 3:10, 6:05 and || volves at top of tree, with musi- 8:50 p.m. || cal chimes of 3-ioned bells. Columbia—"Big City Blues,” at 11:45 || - Guaranteed safe. [ am, 1:25. 3:05, 450, 6:30, 8:15 and | GARRISON’S 9:55 p.m. | The House of Novelties ’l‘hnll—"anh!ess." at 2:30, 4:15, s,‘ 1215 E St. N.W. 1st Quality Less Than Mfr’s Cost 5.50-18 0. 8. 6.00-18 '4-]5 5.30-19 $30:18 Electric $12 Electric 3129 Special $ 1 19 By Mail 10c Extra Has 6 angels and 3 bells. Re- STy ¥ Oontosn: “1ih and Butiernut Sts. ‘T’AKOMA’ Ro SFaalr Trous “FOLLOW TH1: LEADER” “CONGORILLA» |HIPPODROME sl ¥alive Richard Dix in '‘Hell's Highwi Blonde_Captive.” Mr. BAINIER. Mi | Victor McLaglen, Guxlly l! Hell " ARCADE FYATTSyILLE. M. “Phantom of Crestwood.” RICHMOND All-Star Cast, Bll Bmddka\ ARCADE_ "o 57 | Phillip Holmes in “7¢ o |AMBASSADOR c.'"% ‘l 1G ] ROADCA mhdmwmmnoyola-lfiuw ROCKABYE" the story of a girl who fought for love and lost. ako JOEL McCREA ume PAUL LUKAS ] 7:50 and 9 pm. Central—"One Way Passage,” Ixom‘ 11 am. to 11 pm. i g | PATHE NEWS abocLaRK and MCCULLOUGH | ¢ ws'ifs‘é' vl £ § A sensational close-out of Re- conditioned Used Cars to make room for the cars to be traded in on new 1933 Chev- rolets. Cars to be sold regard- less of cost or value. Only Two More Days. DIRRZZICN OF SIDNEY LUST ALEXANDRIA. VA 3-Tomorrow RESS Thousands- and Thousands of Lovely Toys, Gifts, Novelties, at Garrison’s, Santa’s Headquarters Come to Garrison's—Washington’s largest exclu- sive house for toys and noveltles. Here, under one roof, you'll find practical gifts for every one. And you'll save money. Come in tomorrow . .. bring your gift list. . . . Open 8 a.m. until 10 p.m, Complete Stock Electric Trains EasteRN YIRGINIA Old Point Comfort Nerfelk Virginia Beach Via Potomac River and Chesapecke Bay |03 it FREE To m I3 = > Sale Ends Sunday Night, Dec. 4th Car No. 936 1927 Ford Tudor 14 8338 Car No. * | Car No. 319 1928 Chevrolet 1930 Chevrolet Coach Coach at $325 Car No. 18 Car No. 811 Car No. 27 1929 Ford \1929 Chevrolet 1931 Chevrolet Roadster Caupe Sedan 848 \3138 Valued $348 Valued at $300 | at $495 Car No. 42 Car No. 852 Car No. 24 1930 Ford 1928 Chevrolet 1932 Chevrolet Roadster Cabriolet ‘ Sedan %98 578 13490 . at $625 Many oum- Greal Values. 39c vp 25c to $7.50 “See Them! 0“ RI’ l ' Electric Flashers, 10¢ PUZZLES RENTED (H EV ROL T Open 8 A.M. Until 10 P.M Open Every Night and Sunday SAVOY 1tk St. & Col. Rd. TOM KEENE. “COME ON DANGER. OHARLIE CHASE COMEDY. SERIAL, 'nvou 11th St. & Park Rd. N.W. _BANKHEAD. _ ROBERT _“FAITHLESS.”_Com. & Quebec Si, N.W. JOUN WAY(E “RIDE HIM CO BOY." HARKY LANGDON COMEDY. WARNER BROS. THEATERS Special Value Lionel Electric Train, including 2 cars and locomotive, 8 sections of track, only. A Large Stock of Electric Trains at Popular Prices D O L L TREE ORNAMENTS 15¢ TO 49¢ DOLZ. $1 Values SNOW or ICICLES 49c 5¢ Box; 6 for 25¢ Each $4 Values, $1.98 Many Sizes and Prices on Display Car No. 25 [1931 Chevrolet Coach Valued at $450 RIIIIHE FISIIIMI GOLF, hUthIIG NOW Take All Next Year To Pay K. C. A. LEE, TRACY HE NIG: Cumedy SYLVAN it ST & oF | PBITTSiu“THE OROORED CIROLE, Serial._Comedy. 2 Forced To Choose NORFOLK & 3 Between His People WASHINGTON LINE -.()‘ I)l‘l‘ Dme & Dance Lew Malkus Orchestra DINNER 30 to 8:30 P.M. Soup wm RE 45 Table Service " |PALM THEATER miygav.” GEORGE M. COHAN and JIu o e PHANTOM PRESL- I)ENT MOTHER FROMAN'S ENOUGH FOR FOUR PEOPLE Whole Roast Chicken Box...$1.25 Whole Fried Chicken Box. K Also a Real Oyster Box. $1.00 CALL BY OR PHONE NA. 2501 1108 9th St. N.W. very Charge Anywhere in D. C. Tomate Juice PLAYING CARDS Gold Edge, Fancy 25 Back, in gift box. XMAS TREE LIGHTS Ball-Bearing kolshm $1.49pr. ‘With ankle brace. Bright nickel finish. Jig Saw & Cutout Puzzles New Sninach Marshmaliow Sweet Choice_of Salad or Dessert Tomato or Hearts of Lettuee Cottage Pudding % Homemade Pie Tee Cream Beverage and Hot Rell ent Tenderloin \luk llmnrr Breakfast lk Lunchcon Special, deck...... Set of 8 Lights SATURDAY ONLY Our Turkey Dinner 50c e.-m.'ifi""“. 'l-c."g.:"-':f' 5, 5 lison-Greene's Con. (Complete Dinner) Q st.; District Served 4 PM.—8P.M. WALLIS CHALIAPIN C. F. Harper 709 18th St. N.W. L1[+B|l GARRISON’S . H ‘t N E THE HOUSE OF NOVELTIES AN Bwo 1215 E STREET N.W. " WHERE TO MOTOR AND DINE. _ Francis Scott Key Hotel Frederick, Maryland Pine Table D'Hote Dinner $1.90 and $125 WORLDS GREATEST BASSO Comstitution Hall Mon., Dec. 12, 4:30 Seats on salo Mrs. .Greene's Concert