Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1921, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MOXDAY, MAY 9. EXPRESS_GOODS CARRIER. ———— Philadelphia DIAMONDS °f SUPER-QUALITY > Sor Ergagemenl and Jeweled Wedding Ririds Dustrated in Diamond Book - mailed upe ors request STERLING SILVER DINNER=" TEA SERVICES @2dFLAT TABLE SILVER Anives-Forks - Spoerrs and Servirng Preces lilustrated and priced irt Cift Book-mailed upon request ‘Wedding Invitations and Announcements Jamp/e:a/' Correct Stationery - ma:led upar! reguest l Apniversary. fReceptron, Dirner, Dance and kaut lnulatmns Tea and H.su’mg Cat ds "\.1 o W., B. & A. to Deliver Baltimore lShlpmen!s to Southern R. R. Here. lD ‘ i BALTIMOR et LERS . SILVERSMITHS Smm"“’sDLEQ Exe g o o south Specials for This Week American Beauty Ginger Snaps, pke. 29¢ This pepular package at this price merits your attention. White Meat Tuna Fish Ne- % size tin, 20c This offering is on the all-white meat fish, the best grade packed. No. 1 size tin, 39¢ Country Gentleman Corn, 2 cansfor 25¢ This is Shriver’s Al—the old reliable brand. VanCamp’sPork& Beans, 2 cans for ] e This is the medium sized tin, which a short time ago was priced at 15 cents per can in cur stores. National Brand Oats, 2 packagesfor ] 5¢ While stocks last this week these oats are yours at this price. Sanitary Brand Butter, perlb. . Fresh Eggs, perdoz. . . . . New Potatoes, perlb. . . s Pure Lard, in bulk, 2 Ibs. for ; PureLard, 1-lb.carton . . . . Old Potatoes, 151bs. for . . . New Onions, 31bs.for . . . . Wisconsin Cheese, perlb. . . Large Grapefruit, each . . Crisco—1-1b. can, 18¢c; 3- lb can, Snowdrift, 1-lb.can . . . Argo (California) Sardines, No. 1 oval tm Chum Salmon, No. 1 tall can . Argo Salmon . . . Gorton’s “Ready-to-Fry” Codfish Cakes : Stickell’s Wheat Hearts, per pkg. Post Toasties . . . . . . . Kellogg’s CornFlakes . . . . . Shredded Wheat . . . i Triscuit, the shredded wheat wafer, per pkg Aunt Jemima Buckwheat Mixture, 3 pkgs. for Gold Medal Buckwheat Mixture, 3 pkgs. for Virginia Sweet Pancake Flour, pkg. . 22l%¢ Top-Notch Oleomargarine, lb. Nut-Marigold Margarine, Ib. . Crystal White Laundry Soap, 4 cakes for g Crystal White Washing Machine Flakes, pkg. 4 cakes for P. & G. White Soap, 4 cakes for . Star Soap . . i og Large Pkg. Gold Dust, pkg ; Lux,pkg.... E]ectro-Slhcon—Powder . Peechee White Shoe Cleaner, bottle. .22%¢ 25¢ 32¢ 25¢ 25¢ - 29c |n A Making Salad—Constant as Dis Reader of The Star. ! CORNEI L WA‘ ' 714 13th now. 2007 Mass. Ave. N.W. Price, $40,000 2002 R St. N.W. Price, $22,000 For Particulars Apply Randal! H. Hagner Co. 1207 Conn. Ave. Phone Franklin 4366 MRS. JOSEPH H. JOHNSON [BRANCH OF PENWOMEN'S | WILL BE 94 TOMORROW |LEAGUE FOR WASHINGTON | /7 “1slnngt01| Woman Found Tod'ly‘l_uml Ornmmtmn to Be Know: w i i i URGE HISTORY STUDY. LIVELY [spanish - American Conference | Interest ! Plans International Center. | Is Being ain, May §—2 l Manifested right at present in Homes in WOODRIDGE. We can sell your property promptly at the right price. “Maximum Service” serves buyer and seller so that we can count on spiendid recommen- dations from - all for “Maximum Service.” form various committe {draft a program and r | the suggested institution. i R LEGION TO PLAN OUTING. 4 Final arrangements for the ouunm of the Military Service Leg! é 4 WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE Sews Without Effort Quickly—Accurately COME IN AND SEE DEMONSTRATION THIS WEEK And when not opened for sewmg it's a well de- il signed, good looking desk or serving table. It's uscful all the time. C. A, Muddiman & Co. | EASY WAY TO SEW 1204 G St. 616 12th St. \ 1 \ \ &l M’“’WM:@MQ%&&:' Window Glass Cut to Order P Porch Furniture A little time and a can of i Inside and at RIGHT PRICES. PAINT is the best pro tector for metnl gamxes and all gal- 1 GALVANUM it HUGH REILLY CO. 1334 New York Avenue holesale Transform that Shabby & Outside Reilly Paints or Enamels will PAINTS work wonders in the transiorma- } Fnamels for | tion of wear-showing porch 3 Autos, Canoe | wicker, lawn furniture, etc. F‘{:‘:‘%‘]:‘ A paint for every need 'hcre, : $4 gal. ¢ | Smiling‘ at You It the paying teller is busy and forgets to smile; if the receiving teller looks at vour book and not at you, he is not reflecting cor- rectly the attitude of this bank. FFor outwardly and inwardly we are smiling at you—a friendly-, welcoming smile that follows vou from the moment vou cross the doorway until you are on the last step—and then waits foryoq to return. Mr. Laurence Mills Director tary of the We Pay 3 Per Cent Interest SECURITY commerdac, BANK WASHINGTON'S LARGEST SAV!NGS BANK Cornerzof 9th and G Streets UNDER UNITED STATES.TREASURY SUPERVISION 616-17 ST. N.W. - THE MAN'S STORES - 1005-1007 PA.AVE. 2 2222 Prices Lowered---Qualities Raised! HunJrer of fo”es are recogn;z;ng the fact that our prices for D. J. Kaufman Standard Clothes this spring are 30 to 35% less than for several seasons past. RESULTS—tremendously increased sales. D. J. Kaufman. We give you Spring Suits that last season | Suits that last year sold sold for $40 to $45. | for Fifty dollars. Wonderful new ideas e g in models and patterns. | Suits in styles for every Young Fellers and | man—Young, Middle-age Conservatives and Old. 7222227222777 7222272 A DOUBLE SALE—AT A BARGAIN PRICE 59c¢ 600 Pairs 1 750 Black Pure Silk Black All-Leather MEN’S BELTS 59c ‘1 Famous Monarch-make Plain || . | and Grained | &/ Gun Metal Buckel, 28 to 50 59c Al sizes, Y4 to 11%— 3 for 31.65 Fine Thread Silk Hose. i All Perfect | MEN’S HOSE { MONEY’S WORTH OR MONEY BACK