Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1935, Page 12

Small Lots for Quick Clearance - Friday Only — The odds and ends which have accumulated in a week of busy clearance selling—things you will want—help yourself—but you must come tomorrow —Friday. 49c 29c FANCY SHORTS; all sizes except 34. Were $1 and $1.50. .. PULL-OVER UNDERSHIRTS; ribbed lisle. Were 50c. ... UNION SUITS; lisle thread; % sleeves and ankle le size 40 only. Were $2.50. .. CARTER'S WOOL UNION SUITS Were $6.50 STUTTGARTER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; weight wool. Were $4.50. Each MARK CROSS GLOVES; gray mocha, 7, 7%, 7'2 only. Were $3 and §3.50 Winter 51.29 MARK CROSS PIGTEX GLOVES. Were $2.50.. 95¢ FANCY SHIRTS; sizes 1313, 14, 17, 17!3 and 18 only. Were 59‘ $2 and $250 ........ . ceare WOOL SWEATERS. Were $4.50, §5 and $6 CRAVATS; small lot of regular $1 and $1.50 grades LOUNGE SUITS; pure silk; kimono style coat; 4 medium SIZ 75 and 2 large sizes. Were $30 & PAJAMAS; only 10 suits; all size A. Were $2 and $2.50..... 79C TUXEDO SUITS; Fashion Park; 35 and 36 short. Were $50.00 Alterations at cost. TUXEDO SUITS; Glenbrook; one 36 regular and one 38 slim. Were $35 WHITEHALL SHOES; e With a SMILE Wals 8000 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring, Md. _| TAKOMA | 1928 Ford Phaeton. .. 1928 Packard Sedan......195 1930 Ford Coupe THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1935. UPSI[]EDUWN GIR'- Mayor Sends Felicitations RETAING HER FO0D i |Alyce Jane McHenry Shows Slow Improvement After Operation. By the Associated Press. FALL RIVER, Mass, March 7.— Alyce Jane McHenry, 10-year-old Omaha, Nebr., girl, operated upon Monday at Truesdale Hospital to cor- rect her inverted stomach “appeared brighter today” and “has retained food for the past 24 hours.” A bulletin issued by Dr. George B. King and Dr. L. W. Hill said: “Temperature 100.2, pulse, 110, res- piration 20. Alyce slept more last night than during the previous day and appeared to be brighter today. She has retained food for past 24 hours. Same diet today, beef broth, cereal and orange juice.” Surgeons Less Tense. Surgeons attending Alyce Jane were not ready to say she was definitely re- covering from the delicate operation performed Monday, but they appeared less tense and more cheerful as con- tinued improvement was reported. Alyce Jane was not nearly so hesi- tant as the surgeons to talk of such things as recovery. “I am getting well; T am almost well now,” she exclaimed yesterday after drinking a glass of orange juice and finding it did not distress her stomach. She had been unable, for nine weeks prior to ner arrival at the Trues- dale Hospital, to partake of any nour~ ishment without acute pain. Mrs. Louella McHenry, the girl's mother, and Alyce Jane's aunt, Mrs. Loren Nelson, shared the child's faith. The next steps the surgeons will | take were uncert2in. X-rays prob- ably will be taken in two or three weeks. The deformed left lung will have to care for itself for the present. Physicians explained that since lit- tle is known about what air pressure the lung can stand, no attempt will be made to expand it artifically. INCORPORATED SHepherd 1644 - 1933 Ford Tudor..... Sold and Guaranteed by Takoma Motor Co. J. MILTON DERRICK 21-23 Carroll Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. 4th and Blair Rd. N.W., Takoma Park, D. C. SHepherd 3000-3001 '34 Ford V-8 Tudor MAKE—TYPE—YEAR OF CAR 1933 Chevrolet Coupe.....435 1930 Buick Coupe. MANY OTHER BARGAINS VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM Greatest Sales in History building with trad Copyright, A. 77 | her brave 10-year-old daughter. | bitiad s P. Wirephoto. MRS. LUELLA McHENRY, Mother of Alyce Jane McHenry, operated on last Monday for diaphragmatic hernia, was caught by a photographer at Fall River, Mass., yesterday as she read a telegram, received from the mayor of Omaha, Nebr.,, congratulating | | @2 OUTDOOR SWIMMING POOLS i | ANITA PAGE FILES SUIT | LOS ANGELES, March 7 (®).— Charging that Nacio Herb Brown, | song writer, married her before he 'was legally divorced from a fosmer | wife, Anita Page, film actress, has filed an annulment suit in Superior Court. The suit charged that Brown ob- tained an interlocutory decree of di- vorce from Jeanne Borline Brown on June 4, 1934. Then, she alleged, despite the fact the decree had not become final, Brown married her at a ceremony performed at Tia Juana on July 26, 1934. 1931 Ford Tudor ARLINGTON 1932 V-8 Standard Tador.......... 1932 V-8 Standard Coupe 1932 Ford 4-Cylinder Tudor. 1932 Chevrolet 5-Passenger Coupe. . .$315 1932 Chevrolet De Luxe Coupe 'FalseTeeth | Don’t allow your false teeth to drop or slip when you eat, talk or laugh. { Just sprinkle a little Kling on your | plates. This new improved powder |{forms a comfort cushion—holds plates so snug, they feel and act like i |your own teeth. No more danger| of rocking plates—eating will again| |be a joy. Leading dentists endorse, Kling. Guaranteed better than any-| thing you ever used or money back.| Large package, 35c at all druggists.| BANKRUPTCY ACTION THREATENS WALKER Former Mayor of New York Re- veals Papers Served on Him for Statement of Assets. By the Associated Press. LONDON, March 7.—The threat of an action to place him in involuntary bankruptcy added yesterday to the woes of James J. Walker, former mayor of New York. Walker, who testified in court a few | [lf days ago he was “without funds,” said papers had been served on him | |{jill to compel him 0 submit to & receiver a statement of the “nature and value| of his assets.” LARGEST LINERS TO CALIFORNIA Now slss FIRST CLASS | | %120 TOURIST CABIN 25% off for Round Trips @ ALL OUTSIDE. CABINS © AIR-CONDITIONED DINING SALONS NEXT SAILINGS S.S.CALIFORNIA-Mar.9,Apr.20 | | SS. VIRGINI ‘—Marls,M:y( S.S.PENNSYLVANIA—Apr.,May 18 Apply 10 your travel agent. His services ave free. PANAMA PACIFIC LINE [ Associated with American Merchant, Balti- more Mail and United States Lines to E: Panam; ficand United States Lines cre Com) Office, 743 14th St. N. National 1645. I ‘The action, the former mayor said, would enable his creditors to force him into involuntary bankruptey if they should so desire. 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