Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1937, Page 18

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1937. Heifer Dies of Fright. KANSAS CITY (#).—Police Scouts Ralph Parr and A. E. Campbell over- took a frightened heifer roaming through downtown traffic. Officer Perr bull-dogged the animal, neatly threw it, tied it to a telephone pole. But the heifer resented capture. It floundered violently at the end of iis tether. ‘While officers pondered how to sub- due it, the animai fell to the ground— dead. Announces NEW STORE HOURS 9:30 A.M. to 5:45 P.M. Beginning Mon, Feb. Ist “The Avenue®=T7th, Sth and D Sts, OUT-OF-TOWN TELEPHONE RATES GO DOWN EVERY NIGHT AT 7 e s S AR 'UNUSUAL SALE! 50 Mantel CLOCKS Orig. $9.98! We Can’t Get More to Sell for 6.98 —A rare chance to get a beautiful, large size clock and to save $3.00 at the same time! The famous Plymouth make | guaranteed by Seth Thomas Clock Company . .. A graceful he flourishes in the Southwestern mantel style with genuine mahogany case, that requires part of Maine, by his own selection. B : ¥ P- winding every eight days and strikes the hour and half Man, bringing science to aid him, has | 4 hour! found he can plant the eggs of these | Kann's—Street and Third Floors. pickerels in many other States offer- ing an abundance of food and accept- s able hiding places. The most Southern record of this | fish is from Crooked Lake, Orange County, Fla, and the most West- ern,» Mammoth Springs. Ark, and tributaries along the White River. Many are seen in the Ozark region. You can fish for it in a greal many ways and a new scheme of outwitting him will be joyfully hailed by fellow "WESTINGHOUSE” The most popular way to catch the | : ? i i % = i - pickerel is by “skittering.” Any bait | % h I - d — 5 ec lc anges Lois and Joan Schatzman, 6-year-old twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Max Schatzman, register (left to right) apparent con= sternation and smiling approval at their dolls. The twins live at 837 Decatur street and attend the Kindergarten at Job Barn= ard School. Tomorrow: James Milton Barnard, jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Barnard, at the John Burroughs School. * —Star Staff Photo. AND STAY DOWN Nature’s Children | Govermors Get $10,000. Massachusetts, California, Virginia land North Carolina pay their Gov= ernors $10,000 a year. BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY. HIS is the largest of our three species. His choice region is | East of the Alleghenies from | Maine to Florida. In the North | L gt b e i e, offered is effective, be it protesting | froggie, or his leg, the handsome white | (Discontinued Models) gleaming belly of the perch, & min- | now, or a bright and gaudy artificial @ Free installation in any home Closed Unit Style ¢t apartment) on the Poto- mac Electric Power Lines. (S; =% Originally $97.50 cial arrangements made for in- If you know the pickerel as a Sum- mer fish, then you can find him at n ;h'"dfon on other lines). e Choose Any of These 4 Fabrics! e J.’.:::h:.':.".'ud"}";'::: Seoc s Company. . ©® Serviced for one ysar without We Will Make Box-Pleated pr ey —Save on these splendid ranges. ™ ‘They cook with surprlsmg_lpeed. Ready to use day or night—never marked with many dark lines and streaks, meeting so that they form a | garments made especially for this sale. Rengo Belt home in the late Autumn and when the ice is thin enough for you to see through it, or lacking this, you may even cut a hole through the ice (in his Northern haunts), drop down a ¢ 3 il heat up the kitchen. $3 a Month for 20 Months o (Open Unit Style—Orig. $89.50, ; : for Any 2-Piece Suite 475 : Inclading Carving Charee reticulated appearance. There is a 5 o i 's—Third H Kann's— Floor. dark band below his eye that adds L ' to the charm of his intelligent ex- ox 3 pression. His fins are plain. f 3 k i Ollly If you live in the North, perhaps 1 { [ ® you call this fellow chain pickerel; > Vi ! = S s > in the South many anglers call him | » 3 . Jack. He follows the family trait of L Pldm Home' four separate cushions. If zippers corsettes with inner belts... Lastex Charma corsettes with uplift bust...H. & W. brocade girdles . . . Lightly boned brocade corsettes . . . most alluring tidbit, and haul up a | protesting and mad-to-the-center-of= | leading & solitary life, except when ; g kL ; spun ; ® Plain Jaspe SALE! JAN UARY SALE OF are used there’ll be an additional charge of $1 each for chairs and Tai'ored SPREADS but in the North as late as April or May. Daytime Models Firmly boned corsettes for Evening Madels stout figures. his-being pickerel. ® Flocktex tonne $2 for sofas. Kann's—Third Floor. s . 5 . Reg. 4 The pickerel, like all members of Kann's—8econd Floor —You may have these covers made of one or two fabrics, in one or more colors! They’ll be made, cut and fitted by expert workmen for any size two-piece suite with Samples of i $6.50 to $12.50 courting and at spawning time. Then Grades you will find it in shallow water, and gathered with his cronies or his spouse, Brocades under the shelter of water plants. Lastex Watch closely, and you will see | H Mother Pickerel throw off long masses gfi"‘fi'“ - filled with eges. In the South, of e course, the eggs are laid very early, Corsettes Long Models Short Models —All our $495 plain celanese and fancy trapunto spreads reduced for clearance. Single and double bed sizes. All colors. Kann's—Street Floor. various shades of green on his back, — Samples, therefore only * and gleaming gold on his sides, one or two of a kind .. . also The fish is really a beauty, with ® Crash Cre- his family, is rather greedy and vora- cious. He does not mind tackling a fish twice his size, and usually suc- ceeds in swallowing it, though this really consumes time. S As a food-fish the pickerel does not - occupy first place, though the flesh is sfidul Offer—Average 2 Pc. Suite e RE-UPHOLSTERED ‘43.85 Some members have lived to be over 5 years old and reach a length of 2 feet and a weight of 8 pounds. The average is 2 or 3 pounds. In case you do not know how to —Place your order now and have the work done at a sav- ing. You select the fabric or fabrics from a special grou of tapestries, denims, damasks and friezettes . . . The wor] is done by experts who replace springs, webbing, ete. where necessary. “skitter,” you take a long rod and a short line, then you jerk or dance Spring-Arm Suites Slightly More Kann's—Third Floor, 5 e the bait along the surface. Pickerel are easy to catch, but they put up a grand fight to prevent being landed. (Copyright, 1937.) — Acid Aids Cotton Crop. Bulphuric acid, used to delint cot- ton seed, makes the seed plant easier, germinate quicker and produce stronger plants. CONSTIPATED After Her First Baby Finds Relief ;i IR St Safe, All- £? WVl " OF ‘egetableWay N°T| O NS J// she had given up hope Sewing Silk —___3¢ l/ of anything but partial Practical— Sewing Cotton, 3¢ Inexpensive— L rcliet B % 3 (2';2 unti .:he Ielrm‘d S fi VlNCS Remedy). But now after years of chsors 2o ® coee 2225 | children’s MUSLIN Slips, Gowns, Panties ness—wha —new color and vitality—freedom from sluggshness and intestinal poisons. This yegetable lazative gently sti table I gently st the en plete,’thorough elimination. Get TO-NIGH a 25 box, All mvommfimrr Pot Cleaners___3¢ Pot Holders --_3¢ Dish Cloths..--3¢ "SOOTHE ECZEMA ITCHING It's wonderful the way soothing, cooling Zemo brings relief to itch- § ing, burning skin, even in severe cases. Itching usually stops when Zemo tquches tender and irritated skin, because of itsrare ingredients. ‘To comfort the irritation and itch- ing of Ringworm, Eczema, Pimples and Simple Rashes, always use clean, soothing Zemo. It should be in every home. Insist on genuine Zemo. All druggists', 35¢, 60¢, $1. —Handmade Slips with hand embroidery, val. lace on ruffles and hemstitching. Sizes 2 to 14 years. 39¢ ~—*“Loom Craft” and “Fruit- of-the-Loom” Panties, with hemstitching, rubber in back and fitted front. Sizes 6 to 14, 29¢ —Hand-Embroidered Gowns in dainty styles with little yokes and full-flowing skirts. Sizes 8 to 14 years. $1.19 — “Fruii - of - the - Loom” Slips with strap or built- up shoulders, hemstitched top or lace-trimmed ruffle. Bizes 6 to 16. 39¢ ® Hand-made Panties, sizes 1 to 3._29c¢ ea. Children’s 0 - L) Fourth Shops Floor Avnerralh, 06 00 O b More Days To Buy Kann's Hardwater Soap, at Y A —The time is drawing short in which to get your supply. of this fine soap. Remember it will be sl months before it is re- -duced again. Choice of five odors and five coloss. Kson's—8trest Fioor. - Mending Floss-_3¢ Roll Garters---3¢c Water Tumblers 3c Whiskey Gilt Safety Pins Nickel Safety Sleeping Nets__3¢ Salt & Peppers, 3¢ Sanitary Belts__3¢ Pin Cushions___3¢ And numerous other needed notions! Kann's—Strest Fioap A LAMPS '2.98- * —I. E. 8. Better Sight ivory finished table lam; with painted shade. Approved for better light. —Alabaster table lamps in brown or ivory with colorful shades in diamond designs to harmon- o ize. —Metal Reflector floor lamps with indirect and candle lights; also three-candle floor lamps in chrome and black finish; each with painted shades. Kann's—Third Floor.