Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1921, Page 19

[oB A : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1921 19 B AKERS PRUF"[ER CLAIR D. VALLETTE DIES. | ORDERED HERE FOR DUTY. o e e Commapder Jol oover, ire 3 Practiced Law in Washlagton for (32,5, A of (G commarier of the| It there's a loss—wo pay it Past Ten Years. red to this city for duty at the |l ~ Washington navy yard. o Clair D. - 5 ! HERE SAYS [: APPER (2 2, mos, s s (B KT AT _You'll find our Mr. Ruoff a ROOF GARDEN y night at bis home, 1760 Euclia street |A£HETS], | Ay capable counselor on Insurance | Eene e R e otel Fowhatan Senator Charges Prices Are :E‘fi,gi}?gzfi?:im.fi}:‘:m?" ) i 0 1 . . b 0, and has been - Consult him on any type of Insurance—and any ?, Wholly Out of Line With svr:'i '}c&?‘gs;% é:i rfi.fl::{{:& :;r“.:iéa 517.3 . = j phase of it—and he’ll g)l've’ ;on an opinion that is un- 2 pen Every Evefllng, 6'30 to 12 Those Paid Producer. Appeared before that body In the in- = : biased and that seeks to render you the most direct terests of a number of companies in seryice. He'll tell you what protection you ought |§ Dinner Music Dancing Profiteering on the part of the bakers suits against the state of Florida i \ / / e s 5 & on the patt of the the Everglades cases. ) / 4 to have and what it will cost. And if you commis- in Washington and other citles of the ) He was a republican, an o : h : faer nation was charged by Senator CAD-| stoamontal t b prest entent 1o the sion him to write the-policy you can be absolutely per of Kansas during the debate on | success of the republicans in Florida. St sure of the validity and responsibility of the pro- the packer bill in the Senate last| He was nominated at the last election . tecfiofl 1 ! as a republican to the United States / . night. He read to the Senate a reso- | genate from that state, but declined i int i i g An important point is—this office represents lution adopted recently by the Kalo-| the nomination. rama Citizene® Association of Wash-| His widow and a daughter, Miss .YOU. We become YOUR agents, and all losses ington requesting that the District id ri Commissioners do all in thelr power are paid right here. Helen Vallette, survive him. ' to bring down the pri ¢ bread or . 5 ‘ 15—40 ¢ Soid Evervwhet Yo Increase the size of the loaf, in Phone Main 4340 reaches Mr. Ruoff’s desk. wi f the at des in the ric M CORMICHK ¢, gt 3ok BALTIMGRR: ; 2° “I am not surprised.” said Senator 0 e ps Capper, “that the citizens of V\'uh.-vs‘l'lll ‘ 1406 H Street Phone Main 4340 %! 3| 3 i MEYER DAVIS ORCHESTRA % Phone Main 2740 In event of rain, service and dancing will be trans- § ferred to BALLROOM. ington are complaining of the high prices they are still compelled to pay for bread, meat and the other neoes- sities of life. Sees No Retall Effeet. |§ . You'll like its purity—and its rich daintiness. “It's delicious!™ A REVELATION IT' would be a revelation to you to see the actual evidence of how Lyonore Metal has outlasted other roofing metals under natural weather conditions. This evidence is in our office for your inspection, backed by carefully prepared scientific records. Call at any time and be convinced that Lyonore Metal is the roofing you want upon your home, factory or office building—because it lasts a lifetime. [ron Gikin& @hne: $30-32 E ST. N.W. Phone Main 890. *“The prices charged the consumer in Washington and many other cities are wholly out of line with the prices a 1?;:!vro‘dl;lolsr;:;en‘cel¥lnx for the protd- i u Of s 'he government's atest statintica show that In the city $1 a pound of vashington there has been a re- - duction of but 14 per cent in the S price of bread since the peak of war e 14th at Grmnna® prices was reached. In the past year | "NJMETZ BROS. MARKE the price of wheat has declined more BROS. T than one-third—34.8 per cent, to be Boecial exact—at the principal grain mar- , ket of the country—Chicago. At Kan- ELK GROVE sas City, which is still closer to the great wheat belt, ‘the decline has c ‘ been even greater, 37.7 per cent lower BUmR o :’!::-nv; year ngo. (I)u(houkthle h:-rnl xs lce of wheat is back almost to , pre-war levels, but the s-cent loat of |__807 Rock Creek Church Road pre-war times is only a memory. “This decline in the price of wheat has been reflected somewhat in the - 4 price of wheat flour, but in the re- e . 1 tail price of bread there is scarcely l e uctlon the slightest glimmer of such reduc- n. “With a maximum cash decline in per the price of wheat of nearly 38 cent for the year and a maximum decline in the price of flour of 40 per ] cent, the size of the crust the bakers of the ten cities hand the public ec c varies remarkably from a measly de- crease of but 9 per cent in New York to a maximum reduction of only 21 per cent in Boston. But I note that \ ° ¥ in New York, where the decline in the | Drice of bread Is least, the reduction pp ances Sweetness Gleaned From Old World Epicures Another Italian triumph in art: rich choco- late covered confections bounteous in their varied flavors. CORNWELL’S BUNGALOW BOX “5-Room Sweets” The ideal gift-box because s bit larger. over with such alluring candy comceits IIMM logs, jellies, whip caramels—a score or more differ- ent kinds coated with bitter-sweet Italian chocolate. A Pound-and-a-Querter for $1.70 | Keep Cool This Summer LET the cooling breezes of a Dayton Fan keep you comfortable and fit for hard work. Have one in your of- fice—another in your home. The cost of cooling breezes is about 1 Cent for Four Hours N ~—— s w In price of flour is greatest, with but ; 4 s . @ single exception, in the whole list. | Doeen't hurt & bit! Drop @ little |* “rnjs is not the only paradox in 1 *Freezone” on an aching corn, in- | this remarkable table. Boston, the $13.00 Hot stantly that corn stops hurting, then g“lyt tlr;hest {emo;‘edh!mm ther:vlh:u < i i i 1 - el and paying gh transportation 'h""‘ly.!:‘r:‘]' ,h“ it right off with fin- | ARC A e heat of flour for nearly Point _ Grill, 8 50 g A 1.500 miles of railway, is the city round ..... . Your druggist eells & ~ay bottle of | showing the largest decline in the “*Freezone” for a few mnu.&nfinm pl;:cal of b:esd.l i ll‘:'ve‘rl; ox:“x in the $12.50 Hot to remove every hard corn, soft corn, | ¥heat country ltsel 6 bakers are or corn between the toes, and the cal. | Still exacting high prices. IN Kan-1] Point Grill, : o Sae o City_the price of wheat has de. luses, without soreness or irritation. | clined 37.7 per cent and of flour 29 || square ..... - ———————| per cent, but according to the latest v government reports the price of o bread has declined only 13 per cent.” $1200 White Cross —— Grill, e, || squmre ... $8.00 FHalf a teaspoonful in meals $10.00 Electric Irons— water will be found a grateful relief from $6.00 after eating. Buy & bottle.—Advertisement. WHILE THEY LAST 3 Take a fan home tonight. Set it running in the bedroom ~take it down to the dining room. You sleep better—eat better and feel better. Durable 100 Plain & Dotted Organdy Dresses With this Coupon. only will these Beautiful Organdy Dresses be sold at $3.49. Sheer Trans- s parent Organdy Dresses that usually sell at ° $5.00 and more. The sizes are from 18 to. Where Your Dollars Count Most BEHREND’ 720-22-24 7th St. N.W. Store Hours: Open 9:15 AM. Close 6 P.M. Combining Friday Remnant Bargains with our Semi-monthly Coupon Sale, making the values doubly great. Read every item and don’t forget to bring the Coupons. are the result of 25 years' ‘experience in fan making. They are pow- erful, yet ex- tremely quiet. —_— NAMED TO CONGRESS. Maj. Jeffers Will Fill Unexpired Term of Blackmon. i, | John C. R cxoycoxear, Al Jue tec || JOIN O, KAU sued a_proclamation declaring Maj. Will you come in today? Lamar Jeffers of Anniston, democrat, 524 12th St. N.W. elected to fill out the unexpired term arber& ROSS in Congress made vacant the death early in the year of Fred L. Phone Franklin 5457 Blackmon. 11th and G Sts. FISH SPECIALS — $1.00 Satine Petticoats |BOYS’ $1.49 WASH SUITS| 59c GALATEA SUITING | $2 WHITE WASH SATIN Fi lity Firm, Every boy from 3 to 8 The best quality on 2 36 inches wide, Luslzl::usQfl\’\all:i?e' Satin 69C 8 years old should have 4‘C the market. Heavy 9C in+a heavy, lus- . 9 with __wide fluted a’ suit at this price. twilled fast color. trous quality that founce, usually sell- | Russian__and Norfolk styles, f * wash suits, outing | launders perfectly. and every one fast skirts and girls’ mid- Excell kirt Coupon 161 _dy suits. > Coupon 28 a:fiedreenstse?r rosy 35¢ Plaid Dress Ginghams [ 25¢.MEN’S SOX, 3 for Coupon 2| ing at $1.00. — | compon 13| color A full standard count ity Men's cloth, in an_excellent 15C ally. sell 25C $2 Percale House Dresses | | ADIES’ 69c BLOOMERS selection of black and at_25c. but for slight Full _ Standard 1 47 Crepe or Batiste Count Percalcs, in . Bloomers at this price 44C color_combinations faults. Limit, 6toa Coupon 29| customer. a variety of neat .| are remarkable_values. designs—fast colors. Made in | The lowest price is 69c usually. | inches wide and fast Coupon. 17] colors. N - Ladies’ Gauze Ribbed Vests Made in extra and regular sizes. These 2C Billy Burke style, with two Don't overlook this 29c CURTAIN SCRIM vests should sell at 29¢c c 3I 2 E‘c:ckels. Sizes to | Coupon 14l special tomorrow. Full 36 inches wide, 1 in white. ecru_and l 2C instead of 12c. Taped $2.69 Voile Porch Dresses 39c WHITE PIQUE - Coupon ml neck and trimmed Firm, Heavy Quality Oi fine, soft White Pique for sh.irts, 3 C sheer voiles, in a ° children’s coats, mm;] % choice of neat de- > _l ming and other uses. open-work borders. signs. Collars and sashes of white | Coupon 151 27 inches wide. Coupon 18] Bring your coupon. | “flc _‘ l organdy. Sizes 36| T ——— = a2 = = q = = 2l todd Boys’ and Girls’ Underwear $1.69 Challie Kimonos Vests and Pants, =2 for in the fourth congressional district gage Maj. Jeffers a majority of 4,284 ! votes over Judge A. P. Longshore, the republican nominee. L] Always say ‘“‘Bayer”’ Summer Rates | Large double room, beauti- | fully furnished, for one or two | Two From D. C. Graduate. Lee University at the commencement who were awarded the degree eereseeanees..80c Ib. Can Aspirin is trade mark Bayer Manufac- |2 college activities. 1 HardC, ls,75cper doz. Salt Water Tront, Full Line of Fresh Vegetables and Fruits { LEXINGTO! Va., June lS.—.?‘mong O reyracs fiom. Washington and FRIDAY AND SATURDAY e Ferrence Woitora of Wasnisgion, ||| Fresh Crab Flake......... D% Sachelor of Taws, Young Gilifin. ||| Fresh Crab Meat........ 65¢ Ib. Can ished the regular three-year course I two years, and took an active part ||| Soft-Shell Crabs, $2 per doz. )| Fresh Mackerel. . ... .25¢Ib. ture Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid. e Clams, in shell, 30c per doz. 25¢ & 30c per Ib. Fresh Shucked Clams, 60c qt. | Jersey Coast Croakers,18cb. - i [ Standard Fish & Poultry Co. month osker, % n 906 Louisiana Ave. N.W. 3 Wonderful Friday Bargains | persons, summer rate, per e B e knit from good qual- 2 5 C ‘ | Single Room an ool Challie Kimo- 99 . F th D S tl ;| dts__combed yarns, ! i Phone Main 3381 FREE DELIVERY nos, cut extra full, in C : in sizes 2 to 1% | for Aches |||5rm sl ek PR rom the Uress Jection |z | . I Special T: ¥ 5 i signs. edium or s 5 = = : and pains §f§§fs'. :ab?:’:,fimfigb?: Coupon 5 | dark colors, - Women’s Pink Union Suits Rooms without bath 5 100 G d h D An especially fine, Dou't let pain lay you ap. | | B . H 75¢ Lawn Dressing Sacques 00! am Dresses | .., Voo rived 39C| g ien st | || Burlington Hotel P Cool Lown gy | Fine quatity ginghams in good selecion o o RN Rl i . 3 Y LOOk Lif Dressing Sacques, made C | checks and plaids, all guaranteed fast colors, with s‘ T e Vt. Ave.—Main 8980 Your Out on e with round necks and organdy vestees, collars and cuffs. Regularly sell- Coupon 3z| tight 'k"se 3 sleeves. Sizes 36 to ing at $7.50 and up. All sizes to 46. PY R = An ADITORIAL Compon 6] 4 Fretty small de- . . Men’s Balbriggan Underwear OU *“look out” thru It is your vision, your TieBa $10.00 Beautiful French Voile Dresses | A sueerior Quaity the cornea, the trans- “fook out,” that concerns 52'50 e Ck Sweatm There’d a wonderful collection of these up-ti I::;e g:lalgleggan SIE‘;"; 41 C h e o p-to- s. rt- ""'v"‘" et "“‘.‘: = "u:‘d"’: Vislen ":_' All the new col- 1 85 the-minute styles. Tunics, ruffled and other popular s sleeve _shirts, ankle- eye. Very tmportast it is, fmpa TS prevention, orings are here in . models. A big selection of pretty floral designs and length pants. Sizes too, for if the relative po- i possible, rather than this fot of Wll- color combinations. All sizes to 46. PY Coupon 33| 34 to 4. wool Tie-back Sweaters. Lovz in Coupon 7| _EE a2 asabie” $7.50 Pleated Plaid Skirts Percale Bflllg..lflw Aprollt A selection of pretty black and overplaids. All- s4 98 sition of the cells is al- cure. Learn to profit thra tered, vision s clouded and promptness and let us help dtmmed. you mow. CHILDREN'’S SOX Fully Mercerized Chil- dren’s Sox, in pink and blue stripes, with cuff 22 C tops; all perfect quali- afi ties and should sell at 35c. Ladies’ Lace Lisle Hose Regularly at 79c. With a coupon tomor- 47C The guarded vision of today pre- serves the sight of tomorrow 1217 @ Street N.W. M th 1 wool and made in the very newest box-pleated ade from the we 76 c s‘t’!les. This is really one of the best values offered this season. PN and Square or Vee Coupon 8 | necks. A 15¢ DISH TOWELS | 20c Pink and Blue Outing R, —d 35c Drawer Waists L e Heavy Twilled Pink or Withiaiconpen tomar, @mméfl' Firm Quality Gauze 23 Crashvy;l‘owgllx:, ‘n}:ith ::d C Blue Ounngus“l;{la;:oe‘ls. 9C derful ualil)i, ms"k'"“,,- b“ksd' ! Py it A 5 n black, white an d 2 f byttons. Mad Limit, 12 to a cus- = e St Ltoaslip, off ?m:"s’houm:rls; Coupon 191 _tames. 76x90 Unbleached Sheets | Ladies’ Imported Lace Hose izes to Firm, durable quality, Fully Mercerized Coupon 9‘ ears. 50c 40x22 Turkish Towels|full width, without 79C w;ez Laceel-‘;:sem $l ,49 3 e o seams, and bleaches a remarkable qual- $1.49 Girls Gingham Dresse: Extra Large Size and 5 * | white _in aL fews washings. | ity. _Imported II? N Good ginghams in an 2 | Limit, 6 to a cus- —LI sell at much more. :ss'ortzu'lfllntg of fancy 89(: Eaire Heayy Bicached C Coupon 24y tomer. | Coupon 36| Biack only. laids and stri | Limi Prith pockets, :firs,}r:ss' and_ white | Coupon | :hfiaxir. mit, 6 to| ¢2 25 CHARMEUSE MATTING CASES collars. to T s Heavy, Lustrous Strong, Durable Mat- Coupon_10) ; Satin_ Ch: $ ing Traveling Cas 58x70.Inch Table Covers [Sonectrise D 1,49 |iog Fivie iy 98 ears. and navy blue. 36 frames with lock Coupon 25| inches wide. Coupon 37| and key. of linene, in all-white $3.00 METAUJC CLOTH 50c MEN’S SOX or -with_blue collars, vee neck, | 2E floral designs. Neatly hem- Every thread _silk, P Nearly all light shades, long sleeves and | Coupon 21 !‘:‘::e’r Limit, 4 to a|;;cluding _plenty gcld' 79C andifoeriec(wmll;lgell 23c Coupon 26 B < }m it will not.harm houge- furnishings or clothirg, " but it does destroy all insects m ‘ . Ford Ca.l's Do&ge Cal’s 1 Sale at Drug Stores. $1.00 per hour ' $1.75 per hour (PREVENTOL) » 5 Special Rates by the Day or Week RS A CLLAN MOME 4— 1921 Models With Starters and Lights American Auto Livery Co. Phone Main 622. : 1319 L-St. NW. - Turkish Towels, double Spray “PREVENTOL"— ‘ Enjoy a Ride_ Be your own driver—we rent you the car. GIRLS’ $1.69 MIDDIES Practical Middies for 6 . Heavily . Mercerized 8 i Damask Table Covers, girls of 6 to 16 years, 9 C Damask Taple Lovert, 9 C Coupon_11 ockets. and sil- AND G CORSETS p ! Ver. 36 inches wide. | Coupon 38| Biack and white only Fi!‘m, heavy flesh sz.ss SII.IIIIIICI Pm me JAP Sll.l( $2.50 Ladies’ 16-Batton Gloves coutil, properly stayed, 95 C | Lightcolors with $ 1 9 8 . 36 inches wide, in a 9 8 GlHeaw .;;l!‘ualigy $l 69 i i ove silk, in and. 4 hose supporters. dark green stripe heavy, durable quality C e or Biscle . The name_R and G denotes the | or dark green with for underwear. Laun- value. Sizes 20 to light colored stripes. ders perfectly. Reg- Odds and ends of a 30. Coupon 22| Full length. Coupon 27| ularly $1.75. Coupon 39| well known make. ¥ 216 Woodward Bldg. Main 920 Main 930 W. T. Galliher & Bro. 13tk and B Sts. N.W. Matn 5128 |