Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1921, Page 32

32~ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT " CITY NEWS IN BREF. + The women's joint comgressional committee will meet tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at 918 Munsey building. Txmes Imptove. | —_— The hammer rings throughout the land, they're building shacks on every hand, and normalcy re- turns; the honest workman sheds his_coat and builds a hen- coop or a boat, and blows in what he earns. The.war is over, iand at last we're cutting out the grisly past, of which we talked so long; the present is a bully time for buying lumber, fath and 'lim(‘ and we are going strong. | The Problems we were wont to ride now have a rest, we let Mo them slide, until the Harvest {Home; and now we spend our s CHota) Claby Conibksed, G gL ; {afternoons in planting peas and bers of St. Patrick's choir. will sing ar | Stringless prunes, and digging Soma ok the Ameniean rasasiation | 1P the loam. The loafers donot for the Recognition of the Irish Re- |throng the street, emerging PUDNCTAE/LISE Tdtreat Tokight, from their dark retreat in alley or in court, and in my jaunts 1 do not rub against the Spit and Argue Club, which used to hold the fort. The signs and tokens everywhere a better state of ')—‘0 I WONDER WHERE JGEE WENT? He's Been GONE A WEEk- AND T AIN'T RAD A woRD ERom’ HIM? I WONDER IF THAT'S Him COMING UPSTAIRS: = T'M TICKLED PINK T8 ScCE Yov AGMN~ H e regular mecting of the Mrw Ell-n Spencer Mussey Tent, D. of V., for July 4 has been cariceled. The Women’s City Club will have a crab feast in its garden July 8. A make-believe boat will be captained by Miss Mary O'Toole, and Miss Edna J. Sheehy, as first mate, will lead in songs by “officers and crew.” ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The Conduit Road Citizens’ Associa- tion will meet at § o'clock at St. Iavid's Parish Hall. St. Vingent's Auxiliary will hold a specialt meeting at 8 o'clock, when fina] returns from the carnival will be read and prizes distributed. P invited. PRESIDENT AWARDS D. §. M.'S. By direction of the President, the / distinguished service medal has been awarded to Ficld Marshal Sir Xhivoyin Mishich (deceased) of the t 30 ORDAINED PRIESTS.’ The Noiseless Thirty graduates of Woodstock Col- . pecbisnarm L[ things declare, and men are - e ELECTRIC. FAN Du Bois of > . L 21" lege, Md.. including Joseph S. Knight gelowing .|growing sane: less foolish|oe this city, were ordained priests at || Special 2 D Srm clamors do they raise, and they |ceremonies held at Georgetown Uni- || Price versity yesterday. Robbinx & Myei l -. forsake the duttv ways that| Hen ty s lay. Father Knight "'ii i rid, € - and Lieut, ceived his earlier education here an: D. C. Regu rice, 830,00 It ol. Charl rin: il for meri- | gave the gods a pain. There are | fyter occupied a_position with the | Complete line of Robbins Iy torious se the American |discordant notes, I know, and|Capital Traction Company. He cele- and Westinghouse Fans, “ C. & A C. vv 1 lm Lrated his first mass this morning at Holy Trinity Church. Bishop Corrigan of Baltimore offi- ciated at the ordination ceremonies vesterday. He was assisted by Rev. W. F. Crk and Rev. Joseph H. Rock- FISH SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Fresh Crab Flake Fresh Crab Meat........... Fresh Boston Mackerel, Lnrge Hard Crabs, : 35¢ os. J. ELECTRICAL 713 6th St. N.W. forces in G I there are strains of strife and woe, by which the world is OFFICERS COMING HERE. bored; but through the wail of m‘\""(‘;r‘lfij‘;'j"f Juse Ordlx r;" o lh':_ grief and wrong you hear the Johnston, c grand triumphant song of indus- ex. | try restored. WALT \[-\\O\' ! (Copyright by George Matthe: CONTRACTO! W Hotel Table d’Hote DINNER - - $1.50 8iz courses served from 6 to 8:30 RELAX in the comforting cool of our new Summer dining room—where de- l_lclousness of food—completeness of serv- ice and a refreshing, enjoyable atmos- phere commingle. Dine tonight at the FRANKLIN SQUARE HOTEL 4 Fourteenth at K Street Special Summer Rates for Desirable Rooms i Clud Break!uah Salt Water Trout, Clams in shell, 20c & 25c per lb., Jersey Coast Croakers, 18c Ib, Halibut, Tile, Salmon and all other varieties Full Line of Fresh Vegetables and Fr\uh Fresh Shucked Clams, = Special attention to fishermen. Soft Shell Crabs and Shrimp. T v o w o Y 906 Louisiana Ave. N.W. Phone Main 3381 %‘llfllfllfllfll T Annual Reductlon Sale of Women's Famous Red Cross Shoes ' Starts Tomorrow Morning at 8 O’Clock The Bargain Event of the Season in Quality Footwgar We are placing our entme line of world’s famous Red Cross Slloes, & both high and low, of course, at prices that will tell the story. Thisis being done solely to mcrease activity and make new custoniers. You've seen them Straps, Oxfords, advertised in such Pumps. Season’s fashion authorities best styles. All sizes and widths:in the as Vogue, The La- dies’” Home Journal, Pictorial Review and Butterick Quar- terlies. \ styles illustrated. Smart models, popu- lar materials, popu- [0 e WA ’ lar colors. 2 — Oxfords, Group No.: 3—.St dps and Oxfords. Brown and Black.* Walking, Group No. 1—Oxfords and Group No. P s. Walking, Bab Pumps” and Tiesy Lzzlshand f:ll Ijougis heilsy Baby Louis and full Loms Kid and Russia Calf. Right 2 : heels. Brown, Tan and Black up to the minute in their ® White Reignskin, Black Kid, Paterit Leather. Glazed Kid, Mat Kid, Pat- smart style and all the won- ent Leather and other ma- . derful comfort that the Red terials. Cross Shoe is noted for. $6.85 $7.85 $9.85 The atartlmg low pnces for the world’s famous Red Cross Shoes are bound to create a sematlon—atnctly modern styles- and colors. This season’s newest creations. Ehrlzc' ’s 3014-16 14th St (A The Red Cross Shoe has a value ‘that is as standard as gold dollars, It has the famous “flexi- ble sole, bends with your foot.” There is absolutely no hazard, no element of chance,” jn buying foot- wear here at any time, but particularly at this time. T . G-blade Franklin 6828 ..80c lb. Can 65c Ib. Can 90c per doz. 30c per doz. 50c qt. Standard Fish & Poultry Co. FREE m:uv‘i:xx‘ T nnmmmnmmu|u||||||nn|mumm1nm1mmum1nm1||nnuum1mimnmmlmnnnumnm||unnmun|nm|mmmunnnmmnnmummummumnuu|||um||nmnu ON, UT HER THERE, oLD DeAR! Gee! D. C, ¢ MUTT AND JEFF—Jeff’'s Bean Must Be Full of Embalming Fluid A Lot oF Bunis, T CALLS IT: THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1921 (Copyright, 1921, by H. registered U. 8. Pat. Off.) BUT JGEF, You WENT AWAY WITHOUT LEAVING ME YouR You CLAIM TO BE My ERIEND AND YET YU DIDN'T WRITE ME ONE LETTER WHILE T WAS AWAY! WHY, T Don' UNDERSTAND You, V€ . Fisher. Trade mark WHAT 1* I Did=- —By BUD FISH ? COULBN'T You . HIWE WIRED R | Holland Society Cigars F St., Cor. 12tk Columbia Theater Corner ' Everyday and Household NEEDS at SAVING PRICES Aromatic Spirits of Ammonia, 3-ounce 25C Bt Grade Castor 0il, 4-ounce bottle . Turpentine, Best Wit pint bottle ... svs Dobeli's Solution, pint I‘l!Hlfl e Best Vanilla Extract, 3-ounce bottle Pure Gum Camphor, 35¢ Colorite for straw hats, all_colors. . Palm Beach Straw Hat Cleaner people are a two O'Donnell Stores. Week End CANDY Special Delicious Fresh TOURAINE Assorted Chocolates —in a handsome gift box—a full pound of cartdy carefully packed— 35¢ Fountain Specials 10¢ Tax Extra 15¢ Size, 2 for 25¢ Safe Full long Havana filler; to Carry finest sofe 5 Smete or. £ H0F 25¢ Porto Rican S-inch Coronas value at_a very aire e 2 for 15¢ HIGH LIFE Celestials Nearly every smoker knows A good, big smoke Delicious Ice Cream SODA or MILK SHAKES, Rich and _ Pure— High Life Celes- Any Flavor— tials—the famous 15¢ size. O'Don- c nell’s price........ 0’D0nnell sCigarettePrices CAMELS—PIEDMONTS— Pkg. of 20, 17c CHESTERFIELDS— SPUR—SOVEREIGN— 3 for 50c LUCKY: STRIKE—SW| Carton of 200, $1.60 CAPORAL Midsummer Sale Prices on TOILET ARTICLES Rose-Vel Salve..... Pebeco Tooth Past Coty's L'Origan Face Pz!mohve Shampoo. . 50c Zylano Tooth Paste Nailo Instant Nail Polish.. Markman’s Liquid Henna Shampoo Sago, Sage and El Rado Dcpflllul‘). Sulphur,; . 49¢ | soc mnd s .. 8% Remnvo w Depilatory . 3 et largs wond 's Professional Cold Kewpl Cream, pound tin, 78es % 30, filled) . POUDA: Siccjos v ssnsssmsrnsanoane < Theto Hair Netn, 60c Pro-p -tic Tooth- 39c | dozen ... g br;:taea, 3-row, 33c; 4-row.... lnari' Gai 3 glass jar . a3 { Hair Tonic 00 & 50c Oakley's Rose or Violet 21c cesereneans Lion Brand ° Noxema 896, 45C & 29C Shampoo in Cream... O'D. Depila Ory - ... Sweet's erned Cross Almond 65¢ & 350 Soap, 3 cakes.. Cream) Amorita Lilac Vegetal Hay's 60¢ size. 39 19 arge™ ”c 55¢ Creme EI, Vanishing .. R War Tax Not Included in Prices And the price will always be less. 604 9th St. N.W., Between F and G C(;me to O’Donnell’s FIRST for Afl Your Drug Store Needs-—“Why Pay More?” These two fully stocked modern drug storessare prepared to supply you with any and all drug store merchandise that you may need for home use or in camp. Courteous sales- t your service, ready to supply you with JUST WHAT YOU WANT. We have what you want and it is, therefore, unnecessary to accept a substitute at either of these “Why Pay More?” The Kind of 'BATH CAPS That Show Real Class A splendid assortment of 29 plain and utility_styles in several colors. Very spe- A big collection of fancy styles and beautifully trim- cial at med models, worth much more than our special 98c price. Play Safe in Hot Weather—Take R. F. D. Why take a chance with summer complaints and the ills due to hot weather when you can avoid them all by keeping the s e from impurities. R. 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