Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1921, Page 23

‘ ntl«lon of Commerce, Getting Pointers for Scenes : on Chicago Municipal Pier. lt its work in outdoor spectacles the ) press themselves in such a_show. ',ll.“mmlm“ L e e o ""l‘: little things ofttimes do it whe King, woman attorney of | pigger things perhaps today, who is here to see Mrs. Moore Forrest of Community Sery- | Eraciously had the gales of the Wh this summer. 3 “f do mot belleve,” said Miss King, ‘ashingtonians ruuu how the afiu city or the country can be well | eral ised or poor! thing caused widespread comment or Ideas for Bzg Spectacle Florence King, Head of National Woman’s Asso- “As-to creating a good impression, | take much longer. The other day Mrs Harding House grounds opened, and soon we, st pointers on a pageant Chicago | saw pictures out in Chicago of the crowds within the gates. That little tke most favorable kind, and for sev- days was much more talked ! re | ite | of | M\,flmd by m,lnhnm than weighty affairs of snue[ ot Dictares that are printed | the land every day. lngo could ‘et one-tenth the ad- your city gets in this regard er" ness men would be satisfied. |has a Chicago is putting on a pageant of said Miss King. ministration. “I merely call attention to this this summer.” ve will be thres and a half miles of ahmu o0 he. Seun icipal pler, The | & ‘oman’s Association of Com. m of 'hh:h I am the nrmdem will E I want to get some | ‘it ls me- u (a,u' the women can best ex- V —— GEORGETOWN FACULTY MEMBER ANSWERS GIBBS Father Murphy Denies Impartial- ity of Lecture on Irelana and Relations With England. vertising after al chan -up campaign.” King. Jashington needs such a Washington is not exacti: up to you who live here to mal beautiful_city. B roken TR UNKS REPAIRED PROMPTLY Call Frankbn 4856 TOPHAM’S (No Branches) 80 L St. N. E. (Established 1855) TRUNKS MADE TO ORDER In answer to Sir Philip Gibbs' lec- ture on “Ireland, Past, Present and Future,” delivered in Washington sev- eral days ago, Rev. G. F. X. Murphy. professor of history at Georgetown University, addressed a large audi- ence at 601 E street Tuesday night. i Declaring that the Englishman's talk may be classed as “a masterpiece * ot lyltznuflc deception,” Father Mur- Spelkln‘ for the most part without betraying any emotion, he first-as. his audience of his -intention earty denunciation of English mis- rule, also deed was an impartial witness. “But once he had entered upon the _body of his lecture all impartiality 'el" utterly false, for he "did such, his forte lay in sk!mully )re:enuns whatever could be made to appear favordble to England and great opportunity, being the| capital of the country, to direct the . ss King would not discuss her preference in that regard beyond say- ing that Drrhu‘pfl it was a little ad- see you are starting your annual| continued Miss | “It does not seem possible that campaign. Still, I want to congratulate the mna- ture study department of your schools. all yours: it belongs to all of us, therefore it is ke us continue to be proud of you and your and probable actions of the new ad- damaging to the Irish,” while care- tuny concealing ' whatever might in- e, that the ordinary un- llllarlh'tl listener could mot_help Lcar- make ‘generous’ ‘while the.Irish . were unrea- :;)'n:lbly and outrageously irrecon- “Thus, the Irish famMme was an ‘act risings in Treland, Father \lurnhv said: “Again. the varione remedia; measures extorted from England hv the most heartbreaking struggles and Aagitations in Treland wera airily ach distress caused ‘l’”lcfl:-:«' by Sir Philip to English gen~ qld. Plpel th. .l“" P“" rl-;-t:e &hv zaid that e had -»‘ek. upset, aci -gmdu w Trom nr s |u-tur:”=||-rp el 2 2 Bt ade partisal n arguments !a !nflcna s favor. APE PAP E4S] Miss Betty Caspment, tulnefl nurse end unthxar of an English army of- ficer, cross the sea to become loeur dentist;_murse and general. * consultant for the settlements that dot sixty miles of the somber New- foundl; eon‘!. @UanAs'mmr SECTION CORNWELL'S APPLE PIE QYRUPY Jusciousness and crackly brown crust! ‘Fresh, juicy slices of apple, just a wee bit tart, :ugaretl and spiced and covere with two rick crusts of flaky fastry. As af- petizing as it'is wholesome and just right for languid $alates. PASTRIPHONE Main 875 K15 H Sireet TflflmcthingaCadfllac 1 his car js its dependability. ] &howlthacheanrdy it to do the same i A in the same way, - 48 ‘whenever and wherever he. \ 'alls upon it to do them The Washington Cadillac Company 1138-40 Connecticut Avenue ‘Telephone Franklin 3900-3901 Member Washington Automotive Trade Association Space Number 28 at the Automobile Show ~a | OAD 1 LLA"C Just as soon as you eat a tablet or two of PapelDllMlhdH.be ton THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, FRESH MILK lurmshcd our stores by H. L. Black & Sons’ “Alderney Dairy.” Fresh Milk, qt. Fresh Milk, pt. Buttermilk, qt.. Cream, per half pt... 38c | Fresh Your Tried Friend Eggs, Doz.. Bordewd Milk The practical cook knows that in the dishes she makes every day, Borden’s Evaporated Milk is the keynote of goodness, economy and convenience. It makei the finest creamed soups, the smoothest cream sauce, delicious gravies and beverages. Longhorn Cheese, Ib.. Just have a row of cans of Borden’s Evaporated Milk on your pantry shelf and let it replace fresh milk and cream wherever they are gen- erally used. See price for this week in special list. Snsweerened Em'onm’ MILK Large Grapefruit, =+ 10c Large Can Tomatoes .................11c BlueRidgeCorn .......ccoecvnnnn... 10c Silver Label Peas . . ....c...... Paris Sugar Corn . ...........covnenen. 19¢ Blue Bell Shoe Peg Corn......... Shriver’s Country Gentleman Corn. Regina Yellow Cling Peaches. . ... Del Monte Fresh Prunes, can v uewe.30c Del Monte Apple Sauce, 3 cans for. . . ..50c Melfa Sweet Potatoes, can... ... 19¢ Silver Floss Sauer Kraut.....o. e 15€ Van Camp’s Spaghetti, small.. ............10c Van Camp’s Spaghetti, medium. ............. 15¢ Ritter’s Pork and Beans, can. ........... 9¢ Blue Label Chili Sauce, small. .. ........25¢ Blue Label Chili Sauce, large. . ... Lea & Perrin’s Sauce. ....cieccme « i oo . . 29€ FRESH EGGS, .- 38¢ Nut-Marigol Margarine Price has been reduced and you can now buy this quality- tested spread for bread at a price closely approximating the pre-war figure. Corby Bread is Good to the Last Crumb The children like Corby Bread—and that’s the most critical test you can give bread. And it is good for them, too—because it contains the maximum of nutrition, in perfectly bal- anced proportions. “Pure as Mother Made It” isn’t just a phrase—but a FACT—true of every loaf of CORBY BREAD that comes out of the ovens. Fresh three times a day at all our Stores 35c | Per Lb. 25°¢ D. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 17. 150 Stores Pure Lard Bulk, Ib. GINGER ALE returned within Xo allowance for wooden case alone. Heinz “Oven Baked” Beans Selling at low prices at all our stores— S the delicious Kidney Bcans at 12¢ and 17%c. “NUTRO” What is it?— Nutro is a combination of evaporated skimmed milk and vegetable fats. Looks like, tastes like and is used exactly as straight evaporated milk. 10c¢ Shriver’s Fancy Packed Canned Raspberries Prices reduced. Ask about (hc<c goods— 2 in 1 Shoe Polish Black or Ox Blood Spotless cn, DC Cleanser, Going to buy a broom? —buy a good one, the economy of doing so will be quickly ap- parent. ‘Blue Bird’ Brooms|® —are good brooms and are well worth the price. Each, National Biscuit Co. Spiced Wafers|< 25¢ Luncheon Goods Sliced Dried Beef, pkg., 19¢ Sliced Cooked Hlm, pkg., 19c Potato Chips Per Lb., lo-lb can PnreRlbbonCaneSyrup \ The real syrup which people from the south know. Katrena Brand| No. 1} size...13c No. 2} size...23c Ice Cream Salt 10db. bag for - 19¢ Cotton Clothes Lines 25-foot length, 9c 50-foot length, 17¢c King Oscar Sardines Fanciest Norwegian (smoked) in pure olive oil. Per Can, Corby’s Krushed Wheat Bread Per Loaf, 1 4c Star Soap P.&G. White Naphtha cakes for Apple Butter Time! “HEINZ” Pure Apple Butter will please you immensely. Absolute purity, complete deliciousness; try a jar and be convinced. C,lnrgenr .49¢ each. .....29¢c 1921, DORSCH'’S POUND CAKE A real good cake at a very moderate price. e 30c 5=2*59¢ Snowdrift 14c ‘ 1-b. Can. . 180 ZOC Some Specials for This Week “Clean Easy Soap”’ 6% 25c¢ ““Comet’’ Rice He 25c¢ “Borden’s” Milk & 2 = 25¢ “Gold Medal”’ Self RlS]ng Buckwheat 2 for 21C Sanitary Macaroni Sanitary Spaghetti 3 23 Crisco 1-lb. Can.. Special Low Price on | . Ceresota Flour 51b. Bag------ P PC 124b. Bag------- f DC 241b. Bag------ | 40 At any one of our 150 stores you can get this fine flour. Flash Try One Package The great hand soap Bee Brand Mayonnaise Something new and different. Does NOT pour from the jar, it is made thick to please those who want a dressing which does not “run” We consider the quality unsurpassed. If you own a washing ma- chine we urge you to try at least one pacl(age of Crystal White Soap Flakes Made especially for washing machines. _Every household has need of Flash. For hands dirty with the grease from automobiles to the child’s hands dirty from ordinary play. Its the finest hand cleaner for any purpose. the coarsest material. We ommend these flakes. Package . rec- Pure Lard, 1-b. carton .. ...16c | Eat Crisco,1db.can . . . . . . 20c .. 18c ..29¢c Snowdrift, 1-lb. can . . ... Mazola Oil, pint can..... Jelke Good Luck, Ib. . . ....30c Troco Nut Butter, Ib........30c Michigan Navy Beans, Ib..... 6¢ California Lima Beans, Ib. . . . 0Old-fashioned Brown Sugar, Ib. 10c Post Toasties . . . . ... .10c Kellog’s Corn Flakes . ......10c Shredded Wheat........14c National Rolled Oats . .....11c |Can 121/20 34¢ Fancy Yellow Onions, "25* 15¢ POTATOES = 30 Especially when you can get these delicious western grown peas, packed by “Inderrieden.” You'll quickly appreciate the fine flavor of these fine goods and you'll delight in being able to supply your table at our very moderate price. “Inderrieden’s Peas.”" (Under Various Labels) Fine