Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1921, Page 4

It Saves Money Paint applied in Time saves more than its cost in repairs. ' Give the roof a “once- over,” and if there are signs of rust, fore- stall a roofman’s bill by painting. ROOF PAINT House Paint, Porch Paint—no matter what the protector r_equired—Reilly will supply it at SPECIALLY LOW PRICES. € Step in.and talk paints with us—our ex- perience is:freely at your disposal. HUGH REILLY CO. 1334 New York Avenue Wholesale* PAINTS Retail b Next Door to 402-404 Seventh Street R. Harris & Co. club, one to ‘be k Chairman. Frederick V of the Public Ledger, F M was elected ta ' urer, and an composed of & 1 MISS NETTIE WARNER DIES For Friday and.Saturday we shall offer the accumulation of small lots—the result of busy selling :since in the: first of the month—at prices which you’ll find terapting. It's a big bargain time. to professional service in foreign lands. a new and unusual club has | ington newspaper men who at va-\ { rious times have been assigned to * important tasks abroad. last “night the organization was laus the New York Times. being elected to the highest position within the Succumbs to Ill Health at Balti- ed WRITERS, WHO HAVE ROAMED WORLD, WINNE| i FORM ORGANIZATION IN WASHINGTON was named. Though several sug- gestions for a name for the of- ganization -have been made, decision will be left for a later meeting. ton at,the present during the course fessional duties. who enjoy the clo: professional brotherhood, co - and tinguished foreign visit Washington RICHARD V. OULAHAN. Inspired by a kinship incident cen formed by a group of Wash-' At a meeting at the Cosmos Club hed, Richard V. Oulahan of more Infirmary. has been received of the death Nettie C. Warner. of 18 Kast street, Baltimore, Md. who! st night_at the Church Home| ‘There are resident in Washing- forty newspaper men who .have \roamed the wide world over, peep- ing into the remotest hidden places Many there are of the world’s most noted states- men and royal personages. In the pursuance of their tasks in strange lands theré has been builded up an unusual spirit of petuate this and to entertain dis- time that the organization has been perfected. | FISH SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Fresh Crab Flake. . Fresh Crab Meat. Fresh Mackerel. .. Bt R re RS AT GONZAGA. Four Secure College Seholarships Worth $400 Each. The scholarship examination for the high school department at Gonsags College resulted as follows: First. Thomas F. Barry, graduate of Sacred | Heart Academy Leo 1. Pro- third, William J. ‘tin’s parochial school, and fourth, James F. O'Donnell of St Domlnlc‘ll parochial school. Fifty-eight students representing the various parochial and grammar schools of the city took part in the contest. Each scholarship is worth $400, en- titling the holder to four years' free tuition at Gonzaga College. —_— NEW HOUSE MEMBER COMING ANNISTON, Ala,, June 23.—Maj. La- mar Jeffers, elected to fill the va- cancy created by the death of Repre- sentative Fred L. Blackmon of the fourth Alabama district, left today for Washington to take his seat inithe House. . . Plenty of Food If You Get This Canner Save summer’s food abundance for winter eating. You can do all your canning and prepare your daily meals at the same time with Conservdo. Cans 14-quart jars at one time, and no fussy machinery or valves to operate. ) CONSERVO. Conserves Food-Fucl-Time final time more than of itheir pro- sest confildence operation and it is to per- ers. who may from time to Fruits and vegetables canned in CON- SERVO retain their natural appearance and delicious appetizing flavors which we always associate with- food “right out of - the garden.” YOU simply “cold pack” the fruit, meat, vegetabies in glass jaws. Then place them in CONSERVO. Just enough heat is necessary to boil two quarts of water in the copper tank. Only one burner of the stove is needed. Steam pressure, scientifi- cally regulated, does the rest. CONSERVO cans all foods—fruits, meats, vegetables, soups, fish, fowl. So perfect is the sterilization that 100% pre- cious food values are retained in CON- GERVO-canned foods—and long keeping. is assured. SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS "You may have this service in your home at small cost. CONSERVO pays for itself in 60 days’ use. Ask for FREE BOOK, | “Secrets of Cold-Pack Canning.” | ~ Washington Gas Light Co. | A Sales Department 419 10th St. N.W. CONSERVO is used in a quarter of a million homes. It is indorsed and recom- mended by Home Demopstration Agents, U. S. Department of Agriculture, and hun- dreds of Domestic Science Schools and ex- perts everywhere. More than a quarter million are in daily use. FREE BOOK Sign your name below and bring or mail to our Sales Department and re- ceive without obligation the book, SECRETS OF COLD-PACK CANNING. "de Chine, Georgette and Spoist models. NOW Silk Dresses—Taffeta, Crepe 147 d Infirmary. Miss Warner was sixty | ars old and had been in ill heaith| was the daughter of| and Mrs. George Krebs | ving' her are two! Salt Water Trout, 20c & 25c per lb. Jersey Coast Croakers, 18c Ib. 90c per doz. Clams, in shell, 30c per doz. Fresh Shucked Clams, Silk Dresses—Taffeta, Crepe $ de Chine, Foulard—odds and ends of high-priced lots. NO & Cul 10.00 Summer Dresses — Ginghams, $ 4.98 Voiles—and also Tricolettes—attractive modéls and many styles to choose from. NOW ’ ¥ Wash. Dr e s s.e ss— Ginghams, 32.98 Voiles and Lawns. About 45:n the lot. .NOW . Sport Suits—Shantungs, $]3.75 Jerseys and Tweeds—very smarct models. NOW.... 39.90 Fulwool Jersey Suits-—in Tan, Hoather ml e snd sthor ool npuetyel }!“.‘l)l&ied and. novelty 13.75 ' ; Note—All Voile Dresses--- il g $9.90 51.69 All good shades,sand dotted 35. White Gabardine Skirts— effects Regular $3.00 value. 200 Tricolette Blouses —Many $ 1.98 colors; and many models. Regular $3.00 values. Ma Spring. Wraps—Embroidered, $ effects; all-around weight. 35 Plaid Silk Poplin Skirts—in 36-98 Blue, Gray, Black and White. NOW................... $Q.98 Worsted trimmed; some fringed. Black and N 6 NOW. . o eake .t iesy o o Pocket and button trimmed. $4 value. NOW.. 35 Wool Bathing Suits—in $4.98 attractive colors and combinations. NOW........ P il 59 Blouses—(Good models. Only two to a customer. NOW Odd lot of Blouses—Crepe de § _ 300 Jersey Silk Petticoats—in all 32-39 colors and combinations. NOW 39 —Flesh color; full cut. NOW...........c.cooiinnnna. 6 dozen Muslin Petticoats— . Lot of Wool Sweaters—in Slip- $9.98 over model; lacing front and flare button; trimmed 35 Silk Teddys—in Flesh color. $.69 Regular $3 value —tailored and embroid- * ered and braided models. 40 Silk Sweaters—Solid colors; 50 Handsome Surf Satin Skirts— 52-98 300 White and Pongee-color .69 Chine, Georgette and Pongee. $5 and $6 grades. NOW 2 About 100 Cotton Crepe Bloomers ch Note--Choice of All Cloth Suits Black. Navy, Rookie, etc. —including some fur | trimmed. Values up to $50. $ 75 Now-.,. . .ciai. . Warner of Annapolis, Fitzhugh of Thorn uncle. John H. R. Interment will be the churchyard ofySt. James Protest- ant Episcopal her hl/her was rector for tw vears. ter Briscoe Warner of 1 C. Hopewell Warner hree aunts, Miss Nettie | Hopewell, Alice V.. irs. Julia ! ; and ani ner of Baltimore. | eld tomorrow in! Butterfish alti Ibreth Church. My Lady's nor, Baltimore county, M vhere | -five Phone Main 3381 Open 8 AM. for This Sale about 600 pairs high-grade oxfords and shoeg At Our 7th and Stores only—which open at 8 a.m. W lately that broken size cumulated in many goo heads tomorrow. “HAHN?” Shoes at $3.95—it’s a letters—big as a house. Noth _to keep you away tomorrow! " You'll find. these shoes on bargain tables at our 7th and 9th St. Stores: About 350 pairs « oxfords. About 100 of these are- tan oF calf and Norweigan calf wing- tip “Brogues.” Balance, me- dium or narrow English last, also wide toe models in tan or black Oxfords and -Blucher Oxfords. ' White Oxfords 5 .- .Snappiest styles and greatest values in town. Sd $5.95 t.or $975 . Full Line of Fresh Vegetables and Fruits Standard Fish & Poultry Co. Friday---for Mén!‘ E’VE done such’a whale of a business in men’s shoes- When men can buy regular prices, take your pick tomor= st Thedoimg Nens Shop STORE NEWS 1 Representing “Knox Hats” in Washington 906 Louisiaha Ave. N.W. 319-1321 F St. FREE DELIVERY EAD the original price marks on our suits of the finest summer woolens and you'll be amazed to find that we are now sell- ing them for ’$ 9.75 These include Blue Unfinished Worsteds, rough, distinctive Tweeds, fine Blue Serges, and a variety of other desirable mate- rials. They offer you almost double Value for your money. “Short Lines” More Pure Silk Suits Just Received This heavy. ribbed pure silk is the richest of all materials now _ being fashioned into hotsweather clothing. It’s delightfully cool and comfortable, but the fabric has such sterling body that it can be depended upon to retain its perfectly tailored lines. There are two handsome shades, and in either we can fit men of any size or build. We'll assure you that one of these suits will give you at least three years of satisfactory servige—and always look fine. » $35 % : is Wonderfully Low 9th Streets s and remnant lots have ac- d lines. So, ZIP—off go their Carefully Tailored Palm Beach Suits This season you can wear a Palm Beach Suit that will look just as dressy and have just as fine lines as the most carefully tailored wool suit. The col- ors are dark and there are pretty patterns. They are designed and cut to fit the figure, and every seam is carefully tailored. You'll get comfort with- out having to wear baggy, wrinkled garments. 2 - Priesgley Aerpore is the peer of aft tropical-weight materials. It™makes a suit that will compare in appearance with the finest wools, and all this country over you'll find them priced $35 and up. n event worth playing up in ing less than sickness ought . Also 250 pairs high shoes in tan and black, narrow toe English models—some with contrasting color tops. Sizes are badly broken, tak- ing each style separately, but nearly all sizes from 6 to 11, AA to D widths, included in combined lot. Regardless of former selling These Superior Values . . A Mohair Suits Silk Mohairs Tike linés in our stock are regularly priced at $25 and up. They have the body that will hold original shape indefinitely, and always . make a man look well dressed. row-tf&%apair! 7 = These white flannels are really a superfine English cricket cloth that has the body for almost indefinite wear. They clean perfectly, and are appropriate for wear for' sport or social events. Trousers 7 10