Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1921, Page 30

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MAY 207y 1921. 3 Wreath : for Memorial Day Made Especially 2 for Shipping Price, $3.50 OrJer Now Blackistone PP PPd PSOIDDDPIPPD 14th and H = Dhone Main 3707 SWING’S SPECIALIZED ROASTING DEVELOPS THE TRUE CUP CHARACTER OF EACH VARIETY ARRRERER. R R o R R R Rl R R R R R R Rl Rl della Valle, had brought coffee CRR R R E YRR R e R N R R R R U D PR N R R M-E-SWING CO 8th and H Sts. N.W. M. 7601 ‘W:ll Later Remove to Mesco Building, 1013 E St. N.W. e e IR R Rl IR @ For Your Outing stock up with a generous supply of these wonderful 8c quality smokes. 9 uofty” and \ “After-Dinner” x4 At All Dealers’ i 11 Made 1n Washington : e Henry'T. Offterdinger In Washington's<Model Cigar Factory'at 508 Sth AT LESS THAN FABRIC PRICES 8,000 MILES GUARANTEED A rare opportunity to buy a cord_tire at about 50% off the regular sale price. We have pro- cured one of the leading cord tires on the market for you and now is the time to buy. Here, below. is another 2ood pick up on good regular fabric tires: 50% | Mileage Guaranteed in Writing I OFF I All Non-Skids 30x3%% ... L$1L50 34xd4 L.l ... 31x4 $17.00 32x415 . .$25. 32x3% $14.75 33x414 . 4 32x4 $1950 34x47; . e 33x4 ..$2050 35x4%% .............. $29.00 Guaranteed tubes, two for the price of one. Buy now, you will never buy so low again. -DIXIE TIRE CO. 1118 H Street N. E. Mail crders Shipped Subject to Your Approval Route Cards for Motor Trips If you are planning a trip for Decora- tion day or the week end, drop in at either of our offices and ask for the route you want. If you haven't decided where to go, ask for a map of this section, and see what delightful possibilities await the motorist. You can get Travelers’ Checks here, too, and Tourists’ Baggage Insur- ance. The Washington Loan & Trust Co. | | Established in 1889 Resources, John B. Larner, 13000000 3% President Main Office, on Branch Office, F at Ninth Savings G at Seventeenth Y NEWS INBREF Puablic lectures will he ziven tomor. row at & pm. at New Thouzht Tempie = D St X 1 es over Odd Fellows' Hall, Benning. for the S 1814 N street. Mathews Dawson wil S 3 to Marscilles. * 4 Ib. B speak of ~Hidden Treasure, and | Monday at s p.m. Look to us for coffees of exceptional cup merit. Paracelsus, jr., will tell of “The Magi." | ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. The Chinn_Famine Fund committee | will meet Wednesday morning and afternoon at Hotel Washington and |s o'clock at the Thomson School. will give a buffet supper in the even- | Alabamans day evening. Jun mal School. Every Albaman in Wa *{MUTT AND JEFF —lJeff Visited Long Island and Then Went Back to Atlantic City. TODAY I'M GONNA Ask CARP' ™ TAP ME ON THe BEAK AND THAT'LL GIVE ME A CHANCE YD COMPARE Him WITH JACK!. Heres HiS TRAINING QUARTERS YESTERDAY T WAS SPARRING WATH DEMPSEY AND He KNOCKED ME Cuckoo BY JusT TAPPING MC On THE ToP oF MY BEAN: T WAS SO IMPRESSED I WENT RIGHT ouT AND BET Two o SNE ON HIM WITH JUSTE GenTiL! ATteR uSTeEN, GeorGEs ! JUST TAP re GENTLY ON THE BeAk: MIND You, JusT GepTLyY: ECOUTER, GEORGES ! JusTe COUP Mol GENTIL SuR LES NEZ! AME vOUS, (Coprright. 1921. by H. . Fisher. Trade mark registered U. S, Pat. Of.) —By BUD FISHER MUTT, I'tL BET You N TWo To ONE THAT cAaRP’ knocks JAck Ccuckoo! ing has been notified that he i will give a concert in the Sunday school [and Dramatic Club will receive in- pervised game playing; social and l of Calvary Baptist Church at &|struction at 3:30 ‘today from Mrs. |folk dancing. » T, | o k for the benefit of its Baptist|Randall, director. Activities this o ; 5 Carter, ent | Home for Childrs ! evening Dreasmaking:iidramatica i Trinidad fCommunity. S Centen==ans commit il for adults: ilustrated Jectures for |other Boys' Athletic Club will soon be The Wanderlusters® hike for Monday | (' conf, The Big meet at § o'clock at [ehildren: Thomson Athletic Boys |afiiated with this center. The annual fwill start from 12th and P lva | headquarte 1 Indiana aven |‘- Boy Scouts, Troop 30. election of officers and secretary for avenue at 10 am = L > = k Mount Vernan cn The Lithuanian Convention will meet | ent featuri Ml | S e o e Tow evening. All meighborhood foiks are 2 lunch for picni ith | Wednesday at the Hotel Washington. | Cedding” will by ' at | Kinletie Cmits, Troop 49, requested to come and cast their B, Miorrison Paper Ceo,, spring. Walter M | A Memortal dav sertice in the Adath | MRy Memorial” Baptist Charch. 4t | Sy Centere_The |votes. S R o, Mount Holyoke Alum Anmociation| i oo 7 elloaith unyeliing ; G- S ey t s ot A?hfi“c"m?lu'l?mg\“' e e S = preversy " 3 o : PRESES o : e - stin. and the Raj | Athletic s, Miss Li Nichols. Wil meet tomorrow @ m. with | wh Tho Fosdinel classl of the Sniniah Givbiwnilibe in sewing by .director. et AT Belmongliniqut at the Thomson School. e r and Mrs. Jasper| Birney Communiiy men in- | {17 = anze 0. iy __ meetinzs tonight: ony e ) i e e Trenet Club: Bowsl Athilatic : In Italy coffee began to be Memorial day exercixes at Glenwood | 5° AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS |{iviticx tonixht: afillin GlubsNar S| Larmenizers used as a beverage in 1645, and cemetery Sunday will begin at 1, Uity Council, No. 17, Daughters of | Wilson Normal Community Center.— ! cissus Girl Scout = 2 £ since 1644 a Venetian, Piet c pgieae Aenica sandbenningiGoun; ! _Powell Community Center.| Miner Normal o - S a s ot of United £ et A1t e | Activities : i ietro Tunior Order of United Am. iday Evening Club will hold R I P s anics, will hold flag-rais e-election of M tne TONIGHT The American War Mothers meet at | 7 e 3 pworth | Kaufman Athletic Club. ing in parlor C. The Social Hygicne Society will hold 4 | A — | 2 mass meating at § o'clock at Rausch- | _Thomson Community Center—The | will meet next Thurs- National Branch of War Mothers | SEE will hold its fourth I tonighi.. The Children at Wilson Nor- The Maryland University Glee Club Women's Panama Brown Calf S Oxfords, shape tips; lilitary heels ng-foot Rub- -$5 (as illustrated) Goodyear welt; with_Goodyear ber Heels attache: Men's Russia _ Mahogany English Saddle Oxfords, (as illustrated); perfora saddle and vamp; genuine. oak leather soles and Goodyear wing-foot rub- ber heels attached..$5 PricesYoull GladlyPay NEWARK SHOE for MEN, WOMEN and BOYS represent the highest expression of style at the lowest le price consistent with their high standard of quality and general excellence. That fact is attested by more four million Men and Women throughout the U.S. A. If you are not already a Newark enthusiast, you owe it to your purse and pride to become one—quickly. Newark Shoes for Men and Women, $4, 85 and $6—None Higher.’ Boys' Shoes, $2.45 to $4 Stores Co. The Largest Chain of Shoe Stores In The United States. = . WASHINGTON STORES 913 Pa. Ave. N.W. 506 9th St. N.W. 1112 7th St. N.W. Bet. 9th and 10th Bet. E and F Sta. Bet. Land M meeting | sxpression | a permanent center will oceur this! last meeting_for this season to- Home Nursin \t. There will be a short busi- Work Club: meeting and a dance. Refresh- T c ts will be served. Today. 3 p.m. rench for child Tonight 8 Cherries? Satwrday, special, 49¢ Box. 5 MARY SWEET, 709 D St. NW. Candies of Quality Community Center. ow. 3:15 p.m., Junior Bibl Club; Saturday. 1 a.m., Junior - work Club. | { | | | i t / Drug Stores 1715 Pa. Ave. 418 7ih St. S04 F 14th and F 1006 F 13th and Pa. Ave REDUCTIONS Breakfast Coffee 13th and F 15th and G 60c Bromo Seltzer......... 25c Cuticura Soap. . Soaie 18¢ P | 60c Doan’s Kidney Pills....40c ;n_ent “n'el?i b?gs.A ver{ 1|:m& ying, mild, fragant blen 60c D & R Cold Cream. .. .. 39¢ AT i ] 40c Fletcher’s Castoria..... 25¢ ground. - Reg. Price 45¢ Week Ends.... 2 fo"i 466 % Opeko Tea Your choice of Ceylon $1.50 Gude’s Pepto Mangan ..84c¢c 16 oz. Horlick’s Malted Milk 69¢ 50c Hinds’ Honey & Alm. Cr. 33¢ 50c Java Rice Powder. ..... 33c¢| 1ndia Blen . Fooaa s QOolong. Black and Green, 30cKalmos ToothEape: .- 10 Japan China Green,inrlcx:fi- ; L R S e 10c| pound cartons. ook Ends. . DIor 46C $1.00 Listerine, 14 0z.......74c 50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil 34¢ 50c Mennen’s Shaving Cream 29'c , 75c Mellin’s Food 59¢ Breakfast Cocoa Fine flavor—makes a rich, nourishing drink—in half- 25ccMum! .- cia ot e 17¢ pound tins. $1.00 Nujol .............. 79¢ Reo Price ) $1.10 Nuxated Iron......... 65¢ i 2 36C 10c Palmolive Soap ....... 08¢ Chocolate Pudding: Ready to 60c 'Forhan’s Tooth Paste. ..35¢c| prepare. Regular price 19:.2";:'"20C $1.3¢ Pinkham’s Veg. Comp., 77¢ e 30c Resinol Soap .........18¢| rich and nourishing. 10 ounce 15¢ Rexall Toilet Soap 2 for 16¢ RegEisrPaRc Shc. ey "”36C 70c Sal Hepatica.......... 42c | Mayonnaise Dressing: made 25c Woodbury’s Facial Soap 17c| ™" ™ Reguiarly aac...z for 39C Pure Refreshing Soda Long, ice-cold thirst quenchers Egg and Malted Milk drinks adequately nourishing to replace the heavy meal on hot days. Delicious Ice Cream and Fruit Combinations —all made of pure, wholesome ingredients, appetizingly served. v l Try a Chocolate Ice Cream Soda AL 1 Sb with Whipped Cream Money Saving Hints from all Dep’ts. Special Free Offer $1.00 Glyco Thymolix'ne. .. 74c Hospital Size Dryco.......$1.79 $5.00 Star Vibrator ......$2.98 ’s Violet G Sterno Canned Heat, Doz. $1.00 m‘m%fi:'mfe:'rfc? ;:wder 25c Johnson’s Baby Powder 19¢ [m. sm] Both During May, 5 0 C 50c Pond’s Vanisll:ing gream 36¢ S0¢ Lo B 25c Pond’s Vanishing Cream, 20c Canned : $1.00 D & R Cold Cream. . 67| [StEINO fat it $_12’... You Save 20¢ WRAPPED CREAM Caramels 5%, 39¢ Regulorly 49c |Gillette s srves Razors o Models Special Stationery Offer 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste....32¢ Kodak Time! : Make Liggett's your headquarters { for Kodaks, Printing, Developing and Enlarging. 49 Special attention and prompt ser- vice guaranteed at our low prices. a%:mo( hrml?nluwln g Brownie No. 2A. . .$3.50 . Total valus s1.10 . y Sise During May only, Brownie No. 2 ....$2.50 bothfor ... 69¢c