Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1933, Page 9

memmg D e STHNGOFANNS Father, Two y Granddaughter Killed |Time to Prepare Soll for Next Within 12 Years, Year in Order to Grow Spectal Dispateh to The Star. Fine Grass. BERRYVILLE, Vs., July 30.—Mrs. greatest money-saving sales. In spite of the fact that prices have increased from 30% to 60%, §|.=wix vt rom! . ..o County, has entered sult in Oircult| “gyery year about this time, many u owe it to yourself to take advantage of this event by attending NOW and maRing your §|oo, . ux, o e 5o s dies 2o s, s s emember, no money down—and the Most Convenient Credit Terms! The HUB! ' S e ot oo start preparing for next year now—in '\\ | ‘ : - . other ways than just resolution-mak- . : ) : v P Many would-be lawns - - e . ::g‘p-d from the hl;’l(‘mnln‘;"hym:gr . Especially in cities, the sofl ey A ; 15 to tmprove the say.” 2% °Pviowst, Wm:l Beattle, A:n!w horticulturist - ’ FER by who cab when the accident to John Lee oc- curred. = 1t is understood that the Norfolk and g.dmhu‘:mpmbw 2 crossing in some i | 1t safer for those whowmun croes it . ® | VETERANS PREPARING NATIONAL CITY FAIR 3-.Piece Maple Finished .t 7 Fire, Police aad Military Demon- strations Will Be a Feature Suite Upholstered in Chintz |l ey ; of Septomber Bvent. A quaint Colonial group of maple fnished hardwood. An ideal suite for the sun room or E. ), of il ‘Wars, indoors the year round. E g Settee and two armchairs. N 5 3 Seat cushions and” pad ° p 2 at Benning. backs are in 7 g | Plans e;}l for & horse show, m CITE el y P | Tilitary, o live stock Cxhibit under ausc $139 Value! Ten beautifully-made pieces” of genuine walnut veneer on gum- NO MONEY DOWN—The Huab wood, as sketched, a large six-leg-front buffet, extension table, china cabinet, s gerver and six upholstered seat chairs. B‘h’i‘,‘;&‘i‘.‘"&u’;fin nightly, with a midway and band NO MONEY DOWN—The Hub ‘ : : | |t betog eraneed “Boscaries Albee-Keith Building. $98.00 ten-piece dining room $159 ten-piece dining f § y R pefite. Nicely finished in walnut $ room suite of genuine $ 7 XX g ; A % (62 MARRIED COUPLES - P 5 =S 15 w H valnut veneer on gum- 1l h o\ Reduced to . ::'ood. Reduced to..g.... = F4 \ ; EMPLOYED IN SCHOOLS - -\ % | Results of Questionnaire Reported ' The 3 N . to Chairman Xing of Sem- 3 L/ ¥ 2 ate Committee. erwise the surface of H U B | a be uneven. A questionnaire sent to all employes Soil Must Be Cultivated. of the public school system last month Occasional Chair Occasional Table Park Stroller showed there were 62 married couples e is another point about the ad- 53 98 $3 75 59.45 where both the h vance cultivation that should be kept in employed in fl:e .‘L‘,:.fi".y‘.'{flm"fi;;,';f mind. No matter what else is done, the ing to a report made to Chairman King | 80l must be worked to an adequate of the Senate District Committee. depth. 1f plenty of plant food has been i o Db ST B B S8 A scoop sest and back Nicely finished in mahog- Made of fiber. Has rub- Jecks ‘Aso Smator "Ringisatedi i@ = riapal armehsir, covered in velour. | any. Well made for =t ber-tired wheels. letter to school m"‘:h:‘;‘; number e shsiiend 1 e No Money Down No Money Down No Money Down bRt 3. drought. of warning, the home should nmelmhu u!\‘n lawn sown early enough to per- get established before -growing grasss, such as redtop lover, usually take from six to get established. Blyue- om nine months to two y sowing s lawn mixture, the the redtop and white uickly to give his lawn in & short time, the bluegrass, backbone of his fu- ture good lawn, will grow slowly. to crowd out and replace the other grasses at some later time. POST TO ELECT George Wazhington Legionnaires to Choose Officers. Officers will tb' nominated for the 4-Burner Cabinet Qil Cook Stove This oil cook stove is ideal where gas is not available. Has four burmers and & s 95 full-size, dependable bl oven. Nicely finished. — ———— Si wgi %%%g% 235t The election will take place at the meeting _on September 5. Comdr.: Charles Demonet will preside. Three-Piece Suite A Practical Two-in-One Combination What: every home should possess! A suite that provides a big, full-size, com- Ermble bed, ‘concealed in the davenport. Bed-davenport and two armchairs cov- $98 HEADS K. OF C. Cooks at 2c a Meal for a Flmily of Five Sardo Re-Elected Chairman of Dis- It's easy to beat the high gas bills trict Chapter of Organization. and still enjoy all the conveniences of the i Albert J. Sardo, Washington funeral facomparasie w’: ':ums?n:r'xm.n director, was re-elected chairman of the Price R .90 to $120 District Chapter, Knights of Columbus, FPrice Range, $9 et 20 | Taceting Friday night in the X of O Hall, 918 Tenth street. Mr. Sardo was W. S. JENKS gnd SON || named wé\u second ;n:nua_}_ 'fi'rm 5 Other officers were John Tablpr, vice 1’;‘1:”8‘2}?'2}2,‘ ,::':“ .::“ chairman; Frank Haske, secretagy; Dr. ‘Hardware Store James O'Donnell, treasurer, and F. ‘Willeoxen, warden. ed in mohair. Loose spring filled seat cushions. NO MONEY DOWN! $109 Three-piece Bed-Davenport d.f,Z?po;fthfa(fif,firfolsx}z:f& $ . Walnut Finished $uite, upholstered in Homespun 3 4. in mohair. Loose spring- Ak Cedar Chest apestry. Bed-davenport and two filled seat cushion. Bed- Metal Enamel- Real moth % aed imchairs to match. Reduced to...., davenport and two armchairs, finished crib, including s '75 in a chest mmem-m $7.98 spring and mattress. and nicely finished. Cedar lined. NO MONEY DOWN § Ne Money Down No Money Down d Congoleumg | D& Refrigerators Felt-Base Rugs No oney Down = \ This Metal Room Size 9x12 Ft. 3 \ Refrigerator i et SR 198 | e o1 1 g | $1195 N Complete with colors. Subject to - ° et b =5 | strped canvs sl 5.75 2 canopy; 4-pas- nt, Very special at p senger size. Beautifully finished in en- 4 Felt Base. Cut from full rolls. Rustic - :n;enl‘y s;i)em ii)cae;;: L] % lO-Piece 'wo yards wide. Square 3SC ] | Kndie \/l . Studio Outfit Chair 4 | 1 A Whole Room Full 7 of Furniture Refrigerator $6.98 2 A popular style and $).69 | i size for small homes 4 = .and bachelor apart- ments. Made of hard Sl Woodspisely Biumhed. ; , - BUSHKILL PRODUCTS CO. EASTSN, PA. Orders Lawn Mower