Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1921, Page 21

§ { ~af, ik A 0 IT'S GOOD BYE TO-— YOUR SHAVE TROUBLES, AND A.... MIGHTY — GOOD BUY FOR YOUR DOLLAR— ;' SAFETY PAZOR i sje0 ' Gemn Damaskcene Blades 750 SAVINGS BANK OLDEST SAV BANK IN W WELCOMES YOUR ACCOUNT 710 M4TH ST. N.W. THE EVENING STAR, WASHI_}_I_GTOH,___ . Sunshine Fr Justice Court ye Americ show rd fre stre B | 1 a injury which the new sc heca ibe erect {tor the pi if. | s gustus Abererom jof Washin apartment | New York m UNION er. who liv Funeral services this afternoon at Church. Intermen Arlington national Mrs. Mary W ) George B. Da |2 number of ashington, di vash., according | dence here. Served Perfectly| How it is done with America’s Favorite Beverage You meet few men with akill like that of the soda fountain expert. Hetakes a six-ounce glass and draws just one ounce of Coca-Cola ayrup—the procise base for the best drink—service that eliminates waste. ‘Take a six-ounce glass, not a larger or a smaller one. » One press on the syrup syphon, with the soda man’s sense of touch for exact measurements, gives one ounce of Coca-Cola syrup—you know just where it should come to in the glass to be precisely the right amount. ¥ Pull the silver faucet for five ounces of pure, ice-cold carbonated water— with the one ounce of syrup, this quantity fills the glass. o You may take up a bit of the propor- tion of water with ice, as a small cube-or crushed. Stir with a spoon. Drink DELICIOUS anp REFRESHING Declares New Structure in Ball Park Shuts Off Light, Air and He charges that the permit under! of the building leged obstruction | DIES IN NEW YORK. - | Alice Abercrombie-Miller, widow | -—|of the late Commander Frederick Au- and_for a number of ye following an iline: MRS. MARY W. DAVIS DIES. . LEWIS A. JACKSON WANTS iAPPEAL ARGUMENTS END. ' "0eciion b Fever SCORE BOARD REMOVED |pecision in Potomac Electric Case | dered: May Come Next Month. om His Home. Base Ball Club to| v, May 13. why it o remove the om i ounds. The ry injunction 1 1. owner of prer ‘et northwest, which ins to the court that f and | Barbour and S. R. Brown urged that valuation by the com apleted yestorday oreboard was crect- | use in_ viol him. he de- not then interfere enjoyment of his “arfinglon appears bie-Miller, bie-Miller was the Augustus Tow New York. ¢ two daughters, | kerman of this ic Ashton de| and_a _son, crombie-Mill- held at 2 o'clock hn's Episcopal o'clock at St t cemetery. Davis, wife of Col * S. A., retired. for s a resident of Friday in | Seattle, to word received and_her husband had during their resi- cold, sparkling water. instant as though the flow, but it dossn’t. he amount is ounces—exactly the right propor Done quickly? You bet. The rising bubbles just have time to come to a bead that all but o’ertops the brim as the glass is over the marble fountain for the first delicious and refresh- ing sip. o» That’s the soda fountain recipe for the perfect drink, perfectly served. Coca-Cola iseasily served perfectly because Coca-Colasyrup is prepared with the finished art that comes from the practice of a lifetime. Good things from nine sunny climes, nine different coun- tries, are properly combined in every ounce. It has all beem done in flashes. The is before you before there i ime for Thirst is anewered by ¢ expert with Coca-Cola in its highest degree of deliciousness and —white reignskin —brown calf —brown kid All sizes 2 to 9, in widths from AAAA to C. With a deft, sure hand he adds the ice- i It looks for an jlass would over- five tion. The Hecht Co. Seventh at F HANAN oxfords Made to unvarying standards in a style that seldom changes HE oxford pictured is one of the most popular of the HANAN line. It is one of the conservative styles that are always correct, and it possesses the added virtues of comfort and service. Hand built by Hanan, backed by 70 years of excellence The shoe illustrated may be had in— —white buckskin —black kidskin —gun metal calf Guard against the natural mis- takes of too much syrup and too large a glass. Any variation from the ratio of one ounce of syrup to five ounces of water, and some- thing of the rare quality of Coca- Cola is lost; you don’t get Coca- Cola at the top of its flavor and at its highest appeal. £ Coca-Cola is sold everywhere with universal popularity, because per- fect service and not variations is a soda fountain rule. THE COCA-COLA COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga. promotions and assignments, was dis- | : ting vesterday of divi- | perintendents and memb cutive committee of the Ra and a new ssion be or- —_— DISCUSS SENIORITY TOPIC | The question of seniority in the rail- : way mail service, in relationi both to | | by the Interstate Commerce » 7 throughout the crage num- | of parcels | cubic foot of | 681} c, 1921, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, Seventh at F N Percale $1.95 Voile $1.95 Gingham Five of the many styles are sketched The time is ripe; tomorrow is the day and everything is in readiness for this Sale Daytime 2,000 of them at the unexampled & low price of Dresses S EE these dresses on living models. Our own saleswomen appear in the regiilation stock styles—and you see at once how effective they are. ccadlER s STRKY as far from the porch as you wish in these daytime dresses—they have the grace of a gown with the pleasing simplicity of summer styles. Materials are fast color chambrays and ginghams; closely woven percales; sheer filmy voiles. One style of each fabric is sketched—?5 styles cksen., Shown—17 styles in all Solid color chambrays; striped, check and plaid ginghams; floral, spray and dot- ted voiles. The sale is so large that we have segregated dresses according to size—36 to 46—please go to table containing your size. Extra size dresses, 48 and 50, in blue, black and lavender checked ginghams, $1.95 : (House dresses, second floor.) PLEASE tell HIM about the annual SHIRT SALE that comes Saturday. It comes every year but this year it’s bigger and better than ever