Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1921, Page 5

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2 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON., D. C. TUESDAY, MAY 17. 1921 5 _ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. TUESDAY, MAY 17 1921 - Capital & Surplus, $200,000-Resources, Over $|,800L00' E/‘rODLS OF WOJIL\ GOING —1BRO -1[) Grow With Us FUND FAR SHORT NOTHXNG succeeds like success. That's why Contnbutnons on Last Day of there’s so much satisfaction in being affiliated with a flourishing, progressive bank like The Mt. | Drive Must Exceed Others Vernon. to Reach Goal. ions arrive today at northwest, that of any tation of the By the Ascocinted Pross “Pledged to Quality” Fourteenth St. at New York Ave. Store Hours: 8:30 AM. to 6 P.M. ca Eirls, too, are ma A€ to the land of their the number of wome ities now applying cago for return fo s you need financial help you can get it without delay. Our officers extend you a welcoming hand. Safe Deposit Boxes, $2.50 Up, Per Year Monthly Statements on Commercial Accounts finally a d; than had b Goldhelm TalkS' s memorial ineluded and som * campaign will be unde al day of the of the sum n Army stics_dur- them funds T e ny Passports for Germany. ar the large 'IJ fl fl m Mount Verncn Savings Bank a | Establish your credit here NOW, so that when m o] | [ - i EIE====I Cor. Sth St. and Mass. Ave. [Fl[—==1 i ! i i appeal as i o Zo un- = BUY CO L NOW i EX-KAISER STILL SAWS. | A i i beiween the T E i | Death of Former Empress Does|2d DO NOT DELAY i Not Change Routine. ‘= PRICES ARE ADVANCING v o't | The expected reduction in ¢ rates will hardiy £ come in time te beneiit cons this season. Strikes ] will probably follow, whei it does coal would then be | difficuit 1o get at any price. ! {hereiore, fill your hins now with our clean, high- grade. dependable coal. o, 8 MARLOW COAL CO. ’ ved here today to visit i SEsTune simcettne | Phone Main 311 811 E St. N\W. | BUiaEenice iy § 63 Years of Faithful. Efficient Service l ie forner e were led by x‘z.nor i ‘E i mw il == _ L. Whiting. Mrs. Hoby son Noble Pierce and arn. at the horse show will ach day of the show Buy from vour dealer. If he cannot supply vou, see us. We Are Exclusive Dealers W. H. BUTLER CO. 607-609 C St. N.W. Maurice F. Flynn Establishzd 1845 Straight down the street from the G. A. R. Monument at 7th and Pa. Ave g IT IS NOT IRON LYONORE METAL is not an iron, which so casily corrodes—nor is it steel, which contains within itself the elements which promote rust— but it is a rust-resisting alloy. This alloy has been scientifically tested in ecvery climate and under every service condition. It is reccommended for all sheet metal uses because it lasts a life- time. We can suit every man who wants to pay from 35 to 75 E don’t go below $35 be- llowing additiona announced s Hammond, Brotherhood ¢, Local No. 1663, M. Philipsborn | Write for full particulars. WAGE CUTS ANNOUNCED. General Contractors’ Association Reductions. [ron. @Gkin& @lne " o Mer, 42 e cause of our quality stand- 920-32 E: Street N.W. t:‘« |£)‘L',:;,;4(-;‘”,'r| ihe building trades. ards; we don’t go above $75 because s A L TR I they can’t produce suits any better. ~Me’ &F omonan | UR own judgment is that R o o F l N G | i o whont you can best “SUIT” yourself g e o in clothes that will satisfy for sev- eral seasons at ATURALLY our stocks are heaviest at these prices —anything you wish from a sports model to a business suit—anything from blue serges to bold stripes and herringhones to hard finish wor- steds. Plain or fancies; your choice is ours. = COLGATE'S ; RIBBON DENTAL CREAM 2% Used wherever people have teeth- l 34.5 and 355 now for any HANAN SHOE —for what ails vou. or if You want to get your exer- cise through the most enjoyable game known, come Y4 to the sports shop. and let Jack O’Connor outfit you. Tor example—a IT is well and widely known UR new price revisions that HANAN shoes are now make the highest- something apart; something su- priced HANAN in stoc: just $13, Golf outfit at $9.40 - pe.rim' h,’ character and workma‘m and if you’re paying N8 o 12 Consists of a bag. 3 clubs and two I'C!linll!t.’d. balls. ship. Naturally such shoes cost /ou might ju ta' ell I3 —practical and sufficient for a beginner. More ex- b= ita A o nore, because more is put into you st as well pay a few T T B senorita just as they do to the belles of Washmgton L 3P perienced players choose trc them, but HANAN shoes are not dollars more and get the best - Harry Vardon clubs—wooden, $5.25; monel metal, $6.23. out of your reach. shoes on earth. Why Not golf balls, $1. Silver King and I)unlup Vacs, $1.10. If your doctor 9 You can’t pay more than $15 has prescribed GOLF AAnd there, just as heve, gentlefolk choose COLGATE’S for its reliability. It cleans your teeth perfectly. Large size, 25¢. Medium Size for travelling, 10c. Goli hose, imported, $2.19 to $6.50. " Women’s golf shoes, $10.95. Seventh at F Menls| goli: shioes S11.05¢ “Truth in Advertising implies Honesty in Manufacture” | Special, Harry C. Lee $ Th @ H@(b hfi (’ 0. $12 dozen golf balls..... 8 ) ! 2 / Type of Bpanish i \ o ) el Yelle sketched by 1 & \.\ ) \{ native artwt : { | 1 , In sunny Spain bright. clean teeth add charm to the

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