Evening star. [volume], September 18, 1923, Page 14, Image 14

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KEYSTONE VOTERS
PICK SLATES TODAY
Municipal Primaries Held in
Philadelphia and 24
Other Cities.
By the Associated Prettc.
PHILADELPHIA. September IS.—
Candidates for the November election
were being chosen at a primary today
by the voters of Pennsylvania. The
primary was state-wide, so far as
municipal and township officers were
being selected. The only contest in
which all voters of the stale will par
ticipate is that for judge of the su
perior court.
Nominations for mayor and other
city offices will be made in Philadel
phia and twenty-four of the thirty
ty-elght third-class cities.
A three-cornered fight for the re
publican nomination lor mayor was
conducted in this city, the candidates
being W. Freeland Kendrick, a past
imperial potentate of the Shrlners in
North America; Powell Evans, a man
ufacturer. and Richard Wegleln, pres
ident of city council.
Kendrick, who is serving his third
term,, as receiver of taxes, was sup
ported by most of the leaders of the
regular republican organization. The
independent republican committee,
which backed Evans, also had a full
ticket in the field for city council and
county offices.
A. Raymond Raff, a contractor and
builder, was unopposed for the demo
cratic mayoralty nomination.
PRIMARIES IN NEW YORK.
By Ihr Associated Press.
ALBANY. N. Y., September IS.—
State primaries are being held today,
in every section of the state county
tickets will be named, and in a great
majority of the cities municipal gov
erning bodies will be nominated. Also,
candidates for member of assembly
will he selected and nominations will
be made for three seats in Congress—
in the eleventh district, in New York
city, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Daniel J. Rtordan; in the six
teenth district to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of W. Bourke
Cochran, and in the northern part of
the slate, where nominations will be
made for a representative to succeed
the late Luther W. Mott.
WOMAN JAILED 120 DAYS. '
Leola Brown, charged with violation
of the national prohibition law. was
convicted in the United States branch
of Police Court yesterday by Judge
Schuldt and given a jail sentence of
120 days.
In the same court Tony Lomas was
sentenced to serve 300 days in jail for
carrying a deadly weapon. Benjamin
Miller, for the same offense, was fined
S3OO. and in default of payment of the
line to serve 270 days in jail.
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All-Wool Serge All-Wool Sport 7 Wool Jersey
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I $5 $5 $6.98 I
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A good'line of full-length overplaid and E
plain color models, belted, pockets, convert!- |!
ble collar, plaid backs and button trimmed. ||
Sale of Fine Quality a |
Silk Dresses *l2= I
Made in a high luster flat silk crepe, with
pleatings, panels, ornaments and fancies, in a
variety of long line models, for misses and &
women. Colors black, navy or brown; all P
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-re to use. cut from full piece. lengths to 3 yards. |S
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j Blanket, 79c in New Novelties for Fall
I isi Pumps and Oxfords!
i< Striped Cdtiag \ s 3 .85 -dgk 1
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Respect for Law
Pledge Is Urged
By Dry Official
| Prohibition Commissioner Haynes j
j yesterday called upon the Ameri-
I can people to pledge themselves to
i law enforcement. His statement
follows;
“Let us,.during the week, pledge
ourselves anew to uphold and de
fend the Constitution, to foster
and perpetuate a true-blue Amerl--,
canism. to inculcate a sense of in
dividual obligation to the funda
mental laws of the republic and to
consecrate and sanctify our com
radeship by our devotion to its in
stitutions."
ALBERTA COAL PLAN OFF.
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! MONTREAL, September 18.—The
{ possibility of developing Alberta
| coal fields to compete with Amer
ican anthracite fields has been aban
doned as impossible because of geo
graphic conditions and the length of
the necessary haul, J, E. Dalrymple.
vice president of the Canadian Na
tional railway, declares. As a result,
he said, the experimental low rates '
on the railway. proposed some |
months ago by Sir Henry Thornton, j
also have been abandoned. I
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YOUR truck at work
is an earning power.
Your truck on the tide>
lines is a bill of expense.
The whole purpose of
Goodyear Truck Tires
and Goodyear Service
is to keep your truck on
the job.
lit sell the complete Itne
of Goody eor All-Weither
Tread Truck Tires
Mid-tt a«blngtun
j 1 Service Co..
lUO2 Hlh st. n.w.
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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. I). C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 19*23.
■CONCRETE FALSE WORK
BREAKS, KILLING THREE
Construction Engineer and Two
Employes Buried in Water
by Heavy Mass. *
SCHENECTADY. N. Y., September
18. —Search was continued today be
neath a fallen span of the Great
Western gateway for the bodies of a
construction superintendent and two
workmen who were killed when false
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Mioses Sons j
furniture Established 1861 .
Carpets F Street and Eleventh IJphoUtery
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Now, of course, is the time to
buy whatever furniture you
may need for the winter, to fur
nish the new home, to refurnish
the old or perchance to add just
an odd piece or so; and at
prices much lower than the
coming months will offer,
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Exceptional Values in Bedroom Furniture
This four (4) piece Mahogany Bedroom Suite, consisting* of large Dresser.
Toilet Table, Chiffonier and full size Bow-end Bed; September Sale' (£OKQ
price of suite
Sold Separately
| Dresser $82.00 Toilet Table * $60.00
Chiffonier $56.00 Full or Twin size Bed. each.. $60.00
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Other Unusual Bedroom Values r\ n t
Four (4) pier* combination American walnut CipETy €p •
! ;;rcT,.“. Sutt * : . Sep : S2OB Cretonne |
Special four (4) piece beautiful figured Ameri- 4,000 s*rds 36-inch
can walnut Bedroom Cretonne, full assort -
Suile 3)40D m f nt . of kght and dark
colorings; chintz designs.
Three (3) piece two-tone ma- (£O/1 CA Also the heavier tapes
hogany Bedroom Suite try effects.
Seven (7) piece early Amarican designed Bed- ’iard V
mahogany $497.50 Terry Cloth
‘*£ ,one mahoSar, - V J*** 0 * double fLdfsome^lii! 1 ;
with Twin Beds, $414- 50 »" »<*l> sides, while
j ,r ‘« -■ others art in duplex col-
Eight (8) piece two-tone mahogany orings. Colors are prin-
Bedroom Suite I eJ cipally blues and burnt
orange. nVi.ru
Four (4) piece American walnut A Yard I 9C
Bedroom Suite S*t:JLU
Four (4) piece mahogany Bedroom Suite in MftflrßS
J" 1 . 1 . Tusran «Ql7 SO Scotch Drapery Mad
,n,s*l ePOX I .Uvf ras. 45 jockos wide;
Old Colonial (8) eight piece old ivory and wide assortment of col
lavender decorated Bedroom Suite; QQOQ ors and designs. This
sold complete, only tPOt/tf is a splendid material
Special Three (3) piece mahogany Bedroom * or . over drf* OC!»
Suite, Chippendale design; sold com- (£0 A A penes. Yard.. Otlv
plete, only L
Special Layer Felt Mattress, covered in stan- __
X UtkißX \ Stpitmhtr ,n.:.. $16.50 The Linen Shop
Mohawk Cotton
Floor Coverings of Our Fall Sheets
rid 1 n • lIT J Size 90x99; regular $2.35,
Stocks —Priced Very Low special, jgg
Finest Worsted Wiltons, 9x12, $155 size 90xios ; regular $2.50.
special, f\(\
Finest Wool Wiltons, “durable each tpZtUU
as iron” 9x12 sllO Utica Cotton Sheets
Hartford Saxony Rugs ®ff, 63x99: *2.00.
9x12 * $123 2S*. $1.65
8.3x10.6 slls JgS, 72x90; ««••“ »£ 00
6x9 $72 each
Size 81x90; regular $2.20.
Finest Quality Axminster Rugs, special. d»-i
9x12 •• • ? 72 - 50 * 97 -50 e t.e 90XS9V rjLrnS.
special, -t
— each
A Wide Assortment of Hemmed Dimity Bed
Spreads
ORIENTAL RUGS Sp^s, 63x9#; "■Ss *Af
.• and CARPETS
Exclusive importations each $1.95
priced moderately A" m ‘ SnUe
_J each fp£»*dD
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Turcharet forwarded prepaid to any shipping point iti the United Statue.
Write or phone for our catalogue; it is free.
work gave way ami precipitated them
into the Mohawk river with 230 cubic
yards of concrete.
A dozen men were pouring wet con
crete. into the false work forming
one-half the span. Suddenly the mass
sagged and dropped into twelve feet
of water. Most of the men hung from
supports and clambered to secure
ground, but three fell into the water
under the concrete.
Construction of the Great Western
gateway, a $3,009,000 structure, was
begun a year ago. It will carry across
the Mohawk river the state highway
extending from Albany to Buffalo and
Is scheduled for completion two years
hence. ’
DUTY TO STATE URGED, j
XI?W YORK. September 18 (Const!-
tutlon day).—“lf I hid my way," de
clared United States Senator Royal
S. Copeland at Constitution day exer
cises on the steps of the substitute
treasury building, “on the twenty- j
first birthday of every boy and girl
1 would have a solemn service of |
some sort, where the duties and obli- i
cations of citizenship would be |
burned Into every young mind. t
“Respect for the Constitution and )
obedience to the law must be tauglß
to renew the conviction l>*t this i
must be made the greatest country in j
the world.” he said.
\\ rZ Pennsylvania Avenue
•y frill 23 Seventh Street
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These Knitted Cloth 1
Top Coats
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give you the warmth you want without burden
some weight.
5 25
The price makes them a very special value—and
they are, indeed.
Boxy Coats—silk-trimmed, with silk sleeve linings;
patch pockets.
Tan, Brown and Oxford—of the Saks standard of
tailoring.
Third Floor
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The Sweetness of Low Price Never
Equals the Bitterness of Low Quality
Whetlier you pay SIOO for a suite of furniture or SI,OOO
you’re going to want to get some satisfactory service
out of it. Time passes quickly, and when you Luj
an inferior suite the months will soon tell on it
and you’ll be continually annoyed by something
/ coming apart.
, When you set out to buy a suite keep in mind that the
better things in life are not the cheapest. What you
pay for a suite is soon forgotten, but the annoyance
of a poorly constructed suite is always remembered.
The Lifetime Furniture Store is famous for its remark
ably good furniture —furniture that is good-looking
and built to last your children’s children. The
prices on Lifetime Furniture are always fair.
Italian style suite of four pieces, in walnut, with good size
buffet, oblong table, closed linen chest and attractive
china closet $195
Pour-piece suite in two-tone walnut, sturdily built and attrac
tively designed $250
Grand Rapids made suite of ten pieces, in walnut, with burl
panels, large buffet, oblong table, cane-panel tapestry
scat chairs. $365
Two-tone walnut suite whose every detail is an indication of
good craftsmanship; large buffet and other pieces well
proportioned; ten pieces $395
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LIFE tTme furniture is more THAN A UAHS
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