Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1940, Page 34

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It means a kind of food that isn't consumed in the body, but leaves a soft “bulky” mass in the ; intestines. > If this is what you lack, try crisp crunchy Kellogg’s All-Bran for breakfast. It contains just the “bulk” you need. EatAll-Branoften,drink plenty of water, and “Join the Regulars.” Made by Kellogg’s in Battle Creek. It your condition is chronic, it is ‘wise to consult-a physicias ’ “CAPITOL-IZE WOODWARD SCHOOL DEBATERS WIN ANNUAL CONTEST—Left to right, Ray Hare, jr.; Tom Smith, Charles Seiler, jr., and Russell Hollingsworth, jr., the team of the Jefferson Literary Society of Woodward School, with the cup they were awarded last night in the annual debate contest. Woodward School for Boys Holds Confest, Banquet Two hundred and twenty-five per~ sons last night attended the annual banquet, debate and declamation contest of the Woodward School for Boys, held in Hotel 2400 on Six- | teenth street. Coleman Jennings, ipresldent of the Washington Com- | munity Chest, delivered an address in which he stressed the values of moral courage and service to others. The debate was won by the school’s Jefferson Literay Society, which debated the negative of the question “Should the United States Place an Embargo on the Shipment of War Materials to Japan.” The contest was with the school's Wash- ington Literary Society, which up- held the affirmative; The winning team was composed of the follow- ing debaters: Ray M. Hare, jr.; Rus- sell K. Hollingsworth, jr.; Charles E. Seiler, jr, and Thomas W. Smith. The declamation contest was won by John Verkouteren, with Alan Prosise second and Waitman Allen third. Charles Stevenson received honorable mention, George A, Lewis, chairman of the Edycational Committee of the Cen= tral '¥. M. C. A, where Woodward | School is located, was toastmaster at | the banquet, which was opened with | invocation by Noell Gill, following which guests were welcomed by James J. King, headmaster of the school. Musical selections were | given by the school chorus and the assemblage joined in singing the school song. Dancing followed. Chances of Opposition To Chandler Are Cut By'tire Astoaiatid Press. ORT, Ky., Chances that United States Sen- ator A. B. Chandler would have magor opposition in this year's Ken- Mr. Donaldson has been chief ationage dispenser for Gov. Keen Jolinson since the latter was elected | to a full term after stepping up | from Lieutenant Governor to Gov- | ernor when Mr. Chandler resigned | to take senatorial appointment from Gov. Johhson last October, ‘Mr: Donaldson’s announcemeit had been awaited with keenest in- terest for months in Kentucky. tucky Democratic primary fell last night with announcement by State Highway - Commissioner J. Lyter Donaldson that he would not be a candidate “in. 1940.” Sonnysayings 4 W The bright kids had t’ stay after school today t’ help teacher ‘range the Friday program. YOUR SLEEP" NN BUY AT THE FACTORY Save 15 and More! FRIDA FACTORY 12 PRICE AND (2) $10.50 MATTRESSES, ONLY CLEARANCE! LESS! all felt, twin sise (12) $19.75 INNERSPRING MATTRESSES, fwin or double bed size A7) $27.50 DREAM LAND INNERSPRING MAT- TRESSES, one patterm _ (1) $29.50 MATTRESS, # slightly ' faded » size, all layer felt, (1) $29.50 ‘BOXSPRING, twin.si. (1) $39.50 BOXSPRING; fwim size _. (4) $5.95 & $7.95 CRIB MATTRESSES, layer felt . (1) $35.00 STUDIO COUCH, drop back. Green striped floor sample (1) $45.00 STUDIO COUCH, drop back with blue figured, slight damage. (T) $49.50 STUDIO COUCH, rust uphols arms, flatwood rest (1) $52.50 BLUE VELOUR COUCH WITH ARMS, perfection, Yy price _.. Budget Payments Arr. $29.70 $26.25 pproved Credit! COMB drop bk, GAPITOL BRAND MATTRESS CO. 2200 BLADENSBURG ROAD N.E. Open Mon . Fri ana Nowh Ll 27 hes "t 9 Second Lt. James Cooper Is Buried in Arlington Funeral services for .Second Lt. James Cooper, U. 8. A, retired, 64, who died at Soldiers’ Home Hospital Monday, were held this morning in the chapel at Fort Myer, Va. Burial —Star Staff Photo. was in Arlington National Cemetery. Second Lt. Cooper, a resident of Washington for the last 13 years, retired from the Army in 1929 after 30 years of service that included the Spanish-American War, campaigns in Cuba and the World War, He was born in Willow Hill, 1. In addition to his wife, Mrs. Rose Cooper, he leaves four children and a sister. rd Almiversfn Y SALE all spring SHOES } greatly reduced 'Anzellas formerly to 7.75 5'6“ Stetsons and Rice O’Neills A few Stetsons at 9.60 formerly to 12.75 L 8.60 Use Your Charge Account Muyllins-BBeam STETSON sHop P 1311 Fs»mn May =l Emerd o complete s€ Ude—we g jes of be! 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Were $6.95___ $2'95 10 LOUNGE CHAIRS; floor somples. Many styles and colorings. Were $24.95 ‘I 4 to $29.95 __ S '95 4 END TABLES, Early American style; solid maple. 3 Were $5.95 $ '95 V-BOOKCASE, modern style; walnut veneers on gumwood. Sold “as is.”” Was $19.95__ s9'95 BEDDING SECTION 7 SPOOL BEDS, “Jenny Lind” style; ma- hogany, maple or walnut finish on gumwood. Assort- 8 ed sizes. Were $13.95____ s '95 5 POSTER BEDS, various finishes on gumwood; assort- $6 95 ed sizes. Were $10.95____ 2 3 METAL BEDS; walnut-col- ored finish; twin or three- $ 3 95 quarter sizes. Were $9.95__ * 21 METAL COTS with pads; folding type. 30 inches wide. Were $7.90 7 INNERSPRING MAT- TRESSES; highly tempered steel coil units. Standard sizes. Were $11.95 5 INNERSPRING MAT- $8.45 TRESSES; some have pre- A e $14.45 2 INNERSPRING MAT- TRESSES, pre-built borders. Three-quarter size. Were 16 $39.50 S $ '45 2 SIMMONS TWIN BOX SPRINGS, cotton damask $‘l 4 95 covered. Were $27.50___ 7 1 STUDIO COUCH, cotton 23’:,595;“" covered. Was s'l 9.75 1 DRESSER with mirror; walnut and bone white fin- $21 ‘95 ish on gumwood. Was $33 6 CHESTS, wainut veneers on gumwood. Were $29.95 1 9, . to $39.95 $ 95 1 STUDIO COUCH with metal arms. Was $39.95 524'75 3 STUDIO COUCHES, floor samples. Front-open- $2 6 8 8 ing styles. Were $39.95 S The Palais Royal, Bedding . . . Fourth Floor, FURNITURE 8 CHINA CASES with glass doors; walnut or mahogany veneers on gumueod. Were 2995 © $10.95 5 SERVERS; mahogany or walnut veneers on gum- wood. *Were $12.95 to 6 $14.95 _ e s '95 3 DINETTE TABLES, ex- tension style. Were $9.95__ $4-95 1 DINETTE TABLE, solid maple; seats 6 persons $14 95 when open. Was $29.95__ * 2 DROPLEAF TABLES, ls?;;\c_;; Phyfe style. Were $1 7.95 5-Star VALUES in Furniture Secretary Desk $20.95 Regularly 42.95. Modern style; solid maple or walnut veneer on gumwood. 3 drawers. Drum Table $3495 Regularly $69. Solid ma- hogany with genuine leather top. Only 11 Console Table $39.95 Regularly $79. Solid ma- hogany with roomy compart- ment in base. 4 Bookcases $6.95 Regularly $12.95. Complete with table. Two shelves. Mahogany veneer on gum- wood. Lamp Table $1295 Regularly $24.95. Solid ma- - hogany, only one at this price! Large Chairs $20.95 Regularly $39.95 to $59. Barrel back and wing styles covered with cotton tapestry, Bed-Hi Couches $99.95 Regularly $44.95. Two sep- arate innerspring mattresses; cotton homespun tapestry. Only 2. 10 Wood Beds $09.95 Regul 19.95 to $29.95. Fm"o:d:wi: sizes; choice of finishes. Bedroom Suite 369 Regularly $99. Chest, full size bed and large vanity. Walnut veneer on Bedroom Suite 119 ulory $169. ing ond full size bed. Large Table $19.95 Regularly $29.95. Extension table; 1 leaf. Walnut ve- neer on gumwood. The Palais Royal, Furniture Fourth Fl oo S A A s S OS5