Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1936, Page 32

’ B—8 ##s THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TEURSDAY NOVEMBER 5, 1936. | e e e et = g CHICAGO TO SET CLOCKS| gt gae & meopust fchints i MO Som et o Aot 20 b ok e e oot ALASKA 18 BOOMED | ooy e e o e e e | Sowslder Trade W V.8 BACK TO CENTRAL TIME |cne sgainst the system of Basterniral Standard Timp on November 18.| " w mule had been tied to o fesd| AS POLITICAL PROPHET| “The siogan ‘As Maine goes so goes | ie "85 Alsska goss s0 oeh the Nac| 0o’y 'y lectrical squipment, _ rack,” he sald, “and the Tope was still the Nation’ has outlived its useful- - BEUE BS R AR drugs and chemicals, office equipment, Return Due Within 2 Weeks as !y MULE AND ELK DEAD |intact. The muie's heart had been|Delogate Becalls That Democrats|ness to certain extent” Dimond Envoy’s Son in School. automobiles, musical instruments and v 4 inst : plerced by the elk's horn, like & well- | Took Everythirig in September |sald yesterdsy. The elder 300 of Herr von Ribben. | hospital supplies in the United States, oters Decide Agains answered “the volce of the people” by | Idaho Guide Finds Carcases | i ..q pojet” Vote Except Two Seats. . | o ‘Now, m MT: Territory's | oo Cerman Ambassador in London, Eastern Hours. preparing an ordinance for its repeal has become & student at Westminster | Karakul sheep farming is expand- 7 the Assoctated Press. and proposing to set clocks back one| Whers He Lett Animal Tled. | Gramer supposed the fallen mule| ny tne asocisted Pross §, and 41 it show which way $he gy ing rapidly in South West Africa. ), ber 5.—A retgrn| hour at 2 a.m. Sunday. OROFINO, Idaho (#).—John Grass- | smothered the elk or broke its neck In the opinion of Delegate Anthony | wind was blowing? tocc!:fi:n?gu):::::lfl;u within :wo Mayor Edward J. Kelly requested|er, widely known Central Idaho guide, | with a kick. J. of Valdes, Alaska, the| “Democrats won everything but two B e e e ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— S. nerican C Lansburghs Approximate < .‘ 7 , : : .. ™ 5 FRIDAY Size Is 9x12 Ft. 4925, RN BEEET BARGAINS Home Improve- ment Plan. The price sounds more like an Axminster : g ) o e than an American Oriental. Beautiful, . e i X ; % ey richly colored copies of rare old Sarouk, : v : . . 23 o' e i Kashan and Kirman rugs. Amazingly like the originals not only in pattern and : SR il Sy - - ] g coloring, but also in their subtle shad- i ; : oy = . . a nd B E D S p R EA D S ings. Just a limited number at this spe- > * s 3 i e e e 3 s o2 > ‘ AP - 3 . greatly reduced (Bixth Floor—The Hecht Co.) (44 prs.) 4.98 Pinch-Pleated Draperies. Of rayon mixture “Kinkray” cloth. 215 yds. domps batr - - e G zy 2 2 98 (25) 4.98 Spreads to match above draperies. Single and double bed size. Pastel shades. 2 98 . Seamless 9x12 P g s e pastel colors. Lined. 2!, yards long._.. 3'99 . . 5 2 i 3 < i | (49_) 5.98 Spreads to match above dra- 3 99 XMI NSTERS * % o, 3 | peries. Single and double bed size. Each e . % iy - > o . (17 prs.) 7.98 Quilted Taffeta Draperies. 2 3 ” | Tailored. Lined. Pinch-pleated. Pastel = 99 % % % colors. 2!, yards long. Pair..___________ e Mo (31) 7.98 Quilted Spreads to match above draperies. Single and double bed size. = 99 Boudoir colors % Pius emall carry- i . . ; 2 ) | (40 prs.) 598 to 8.98 Damask Draperies 3 98 B L TS - A 23, yards long. Sateen lined, Pr . K hent Prameone : (t2§ p"')z:"'” Dfll}llsk D;:peries. Horizontal 5 v T stripes. 4 yards long. nch-pleated. USE THE HOME IMPROVEMENT PLAN - Sateen lined. 100 ins, wide to pair. Pair 0-98 ¢ Amount i Down | Per Month | Per Month 1 Ter Month | NO "on.y Down H?:si:r‘w&l?gné:f :;:;1‘ :‘,‘,firign’;:ngg‘::l":&}g";fisfl. 'n | (25 prs.) 9.98 and 10.98 Figured Satin Draperies. SR Tament ad ?"_'“ Ve |2 2en s gt and quaint hooked patterns that are now so much in vogue. 3 50 in. wide, 23, yds. long. Pinch-pleated. 7 Qg $50.00 | None| $4.50 in the Fu Saa : .85 Alerecate 830 of NG (Sixth Floor—The Hecht Co.) 4 Bt = 100.00 | “ arwres % % (50 prs.) 11.98 to 14.50 Yarn-Dyed Figured Damask e S [ T g avey Ter v Draperies. 50 in. wide, 23, yds. long. 200.00 | ian. As long as 1 Pinch-pleated. Matelasse designs. Sateen 9 98 us. lined. Pair o (14 prs.) 139 to 5.98 Taffeta Draperies. Samples. One of a kind. Pair é’) b}'”w‘: 3.50 ?nmflledl;;dispreads. Single and ouble size. One of a Kind. Pair.. = 69c * 4.25 (3) 2.25 Rose Rayon Bedspreads. Double l 19 . (100 yds.) 10c Edgings and Fringes. Yard =~ 9 J i { i 200) 15¢ Decorative Push Pins. 2 pairs 5 : i (1) 1995 Custom-Made Automobile Slip- “ ITII covers. For 1934 Model 61, 5-passenger 9.95 —on this full-size H : N ~ (18) $1 and $1.10 Cleanable Satin Finish = ;s i i N sll,‘ l"‘, it Window Shades. No charge for cutting.. ,)9(: MA I F (13 prs.) 295 Rayon Taffeta Draperies. 980 . 5 C H = Swagger style. Pastel shades. Pair it ) PRSI PRIy =rrtme s e e GAS RANGE Regularly 119.50 ;}/:: ylau.bl 4.898 ;:Seta Draperies.. Lined. 3 59 s. long. SRS / i H } & H $ r (12) Taffeta Bedspreads. Single and double -; -9 o 7 & ¥ +33 H )l i, | g " ) (18 prs.) 398 Rainbow Pattern Damas| 2 99 Draperies, 2, yds. long. Pair . i | & i ® ] (10 prs) 3.98 Figured Rayon Draperies. Including Minute-Minder and Electric Light ! i | P -~ Pinch-pleated. Ruffled.- 2! yds: long. 2.98 (4 prs.) 249 Yarn-Dyed Tailored Curtains. $1 — Plus small _carryin charge. if purch e! on the Budget P e e =: ; I 3 C, //, / (12) 3.98 Spreads to match above Draperies 2 98 .& i ) A / in some colors. Single and double size____ &> 5 : i Me, / | 2 ...---' ".h F--' i 4 79, Lansburgh l—g:‘mrh;n}l :l'd Draperies— Regular 17.95 to $20 “ALMCO” ‘ TRIMMINGS CHINA AND (8) 235 Seal Dyod GLASSWARE Indirect Floor & Bridge Lamps ‘ | rpapmtigln 0 0 At Dianer Cote E Cups ane aucers, | - —both styles with fine ONYX bases! ‘ {1 (200) 3% Irish Lace Dozen - Any “ALMCO” 1 1 gt t thi ice, but ber, in this sal : Edging, Yash nev s y “ ” lamp is a prize at this price, but remember, sale ! 200) 29¢ Hair Ribbo: Now . you are getting “AI.MC(l)lE on blue lamps. Beautiful.. Famous the . 1‘-m., ‘,ijm' “.__::_ Tt eid o country over for the quality of their workmanship. sl (30) 149 Wool Lace. L 1.95 6-Way Indirect Floor Lamps, with double switch, permitting 3 degrees % 36-in. wide. i H (8) 1.95 Console 3-pe. Sets. g: :lllre:rtonulnd N T N N e 36-in. wide. Bowl and candlesticks ... $1. Indirect Bridge Lamps, with adjustable upright arms. Finished in ivory . Y g (2) 339 Collar and Maff 9 40 m)' 35¢ Bitters Bottles. ] Q¢ and bronze, or all bronze. 3 Sets. For children.. Now All with hand-tailored, pleated silk shades. : : : hn-bur;lm':‘—'l‘rm?lnn— ;?; 1.95 Imported Vases. 81 (Pourth Floor—The Hecht Ce.) { 3 (36) $1 3-pc. Jam Sets. 500 THE KNITTING Set now CIRCLE (4) 150 White Pottery 50 (112 balls) 60c Crepe Gora Yarn, ~ Bowls. Now Crinkly wool with angora 49c (93) $1 to 119 Cigarette Boxes hair. 1-oe. ball.. and Sugar and Cream Sets, (100) 65c Flamme Yarn. Acetate Ice Tubs and Tongs. 50¢ " R} ¢ P and cotton. Gives nubby 49¢ Now Compare it with other ranges . . . yow'll find i effect. 3-03. skein. (18) $1 Chrome Piated 50y nothing to equal it at this price. Equipped with s : 32, 2 ‘("‘g’ d "";"‘“‘;d"fi‘; Wool Lorain Red Wheel Oven Heat Control! B Pepper 3-in-1 Non-Clog Burners! &tree weight. 2-02. ball. 59¢ (32) S50c Salt and 25¢ e o Automatic Top Lighter! (30) 97c Angora Woel. For trim- Shakers. Pr. L] L] . knit ta. Closed Cooking Top ... more working space! R :::n me',‘m:. "4'90 ((:l)u“;ou“‘;l;wil?: 25¢ Completely insulated oven! b } 4 if i '»—Knitting Circle— (Main Ploor, The Hecht Co.) . { : / g oo o vy (1) %-pe. Imporied g)e ART DEPARTMENT Hand-embroidered Linen Models (1) 108-pe. Imported China Din- mer Set. Was 39.50. 525 [ ‘ A : Lansburgh's—China and Glass- F Street at Seventh I I I I ! I I I ! C I I ; I ‘ O NAtional 5100 o : Experienced AdvertisersPrefer TheStar