Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1921, Page 12

T 12 SUPPORT FOR DE VALERA. Padriac H. Pearse Council Will As- sist Leader. Calling upon all members of the organization to refrain from the slightest action that might embarrass Eamonn De Valera in his conference with Premier Lloyd George, Rossa F. Dow state president of the American Association for the Recog nition of the Irish Republic, ad dressed the Padrias H. Pearse Coin- cil of the association at Gonzaga Ha!l last night. “This is an organization committed to obtaining the recognition of the Irish republic”” said Mr. Downing. “Until that or something satisfactory to the Irish people is_accomplished we should not sw from working for the aim for which we are or- ganized.” Confidence in the outcome of the conferences in which Irish leaders are taking part was expressed by Daniel M. Hassett and John Dore, both of whom urged continued activ- ity of the organization. A | was taken to Casualty Hospital. t d with and the evening given Irish folk songs and dances. More than a dozen performers par- ticipated in the entertainment. FARM DEBTS DOUBLE. The census bureau reports that mortgage debts of American farmers more than doubled in the decade between 1910 and 1 amount of morte in 1920 was $3,361, 1910. 920. The average e debt per_farm against $L715 in %fll’lIllllll!lllflllllfllllllHIIHIHMIHIHIMIHHHHHMILHHIHHIH]MHIHIHHHMHIHHHHHHIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlINBHMMHHHNIMIHMMHMHIHMU'UIHJHWHHMIHIHIIIIIIIIIlIIII[IIllllIIIIIlIlIIHI|II[IIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIlIIlIHIlIHHlHHIlHHIlHlflHHHHlflHH]fllfllfllIIflIHlHfllflHHH A Sale That No Business Man Who ho Can Use More Equipment " Can Afford to “Pass Up” . | maKing a turn to stop the car in front | AUTO LEAPS OVER CURB. Breaks NeWsboy’s Leg—Occupants Accused by Owner. Bernard Madigan, 652 Morris street northeast, and John J. Smith, 823 3d street northeast, were occupants of an automobile that was driven across the curb and sidewalk and into the sh, dow of the store of Morris B, 22 H street northeast, abeut 0 o'clock yesterday morning. Sev- eral newsboys were on the sidewalk, and Joseph Jackson, colored. 703 13th street northeast, one of the number, was struck by the machine and his | right leg broken. Walter D. Oliver, 227 12th street | northeast, owner of ‘the car, the police reported, had been wih the voung men Saturday night. He he had missed his pocketbook containing $30. and charged that the young men had taken it. A charge of taking the| money was preferred against them. | and they were held for a Police Court hearing. The accident happened when Madi- automoblle, was zan, driving the of a lunchroom. The injured newsboy SAVINGS MEETING URGED. Postmaster General Hays has been urged by Ingalls Kimbail. president of the National Thrift Corporation, to call, or have President Harding call, a co{\fercn(‘n of savings bank, national bank, insurance company and building and loan officials, to- wether with sales representatives of | dustrial life similar to increase saving and investment. insurnace companies and | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JULY 18 192L SOME CLASS TO Me SINCe I'VE ENGAGED A CHINETE SUCH MEALS! I DON'T KNOW How He Does T ON THE SMALL ALLOWANCE I GlUE Him! SERVANT - SEEK GORILLA FAMILY. mail order houses, chain stores, in-| NEW YORK. July 18.—A party of Iiictory to secure, if possible, izations, to devise means | five: headed by Carl B. entist and big-game hunter, will sail | group in the museum. “Doten-Dunton” Desks—Chalrs Regular Price. 60x36-inch Doten-Dunton Selected Mahogany FLAT- TOP DESK, 5-ply built-up 11%; 54x30inch Doten-Dunton Selected Mahogany TYPE- WRITER DESK, 5-ply built-up 11%-inch top..... 50x34-inch Doten-Dunton Selected Mahogany ROLL- TOP DESK, 5-ply built-up 134-inch top........... 60x36-inch Doten-Dunton Selected Mahogany FLAT- TOP DESK, 5-ply built-up 134-inch top............ 60x36-inch Doten-Dunton Selected Mahogany ROLL- TOP DESK, 5-ply built-up 134-inch top........... 60x48-inch Doten-Dunton Selected Mahogany DOU- BLE FLAT-TOP DESK, 5-ply built-up 134-inch top 275.00 Doten-Dunton Genuine Mahogany REVOLVING DESK CHAIR, wood seat. ...............coouvnn. 50.00 Doten-Dunton Genuine Mahogany LEG CHAIR WITH ARMS, wood seat................oovnnuns 43.00 inchtop............ $133.00 Pnce. $93.10 _ 9450 135.00 129.50 175.00 192.50 35.00 30.10 ““Art Metal” Steel Filing Cabmets Pnce. 4-drawer Art Metal Steel File, Letter Size........... $57.50 4-drawer Art Metal Steel File, Legal Size. .. .. 63.00 2-drawer Art Metal Card File, 3x5 Size.. 8.75 1-drawer Art Metal Card File, 4x5 Size. . .. 625 1-drawer Art Metal Card File,5x8 Size.............. 7.50 1-drawer Art Metal Transfer Case, Letter Size....... 6.50 1-drawer Art Metal Transfer Case, Legal Size....... 7.50 Mr. Business Man! Sale Aside from these items, numerous other bar- gains will be found on display for your examina- tion in our— Office Furniture and Equipment Department (2d Floor) —a new department of our store that has been estab- lished for the sole purpose of aiding the business man, through advice, assistance and demonstration, to meet his requirements precisely. THIS CHINKS A WIZARD! T NCUER TASTED ANYTHING AS DELICIouS AS TH(S STEW! THERE'S RICE, ONIONS, CARReTS AND CELERY IN IT BUT T CANT FIGURE OUT WHAT THIS Rick DARIC MEAT 18! | for Africa next month in the interests an en- |1y, their Akeley, sci- Office Machines -year-old MUTT AND JEFF—Now We Know What Happened to Jeff’s Pooch. LISTEN, HoP LEE, s Tts DUCk? Other members of the party will be lof the American Museum of Natural | Herbert Bradley, Mary Hastings Brad- Price. Price. Regular Sale Dictaphones—Dictating, Transcribing and Shaver; complete system ................................ $460.00 $250.00 No. 5 Woodstock Typewriters, Standard Keyboard. .. 100.00 60.00 Check Writers—The Safeguard. ... 65.00 50.00 BECK Duplicating Machines. ... 50.00 35.00 Spool-o’-Wire Stapling Machine. .. 22.00 17.50 Bargains in Oak Furniture, Etc. Regular Price. Quartered Oak Round Back REVOLVING DESK CHAIRS, witharms. ................cciunennn.. $37.50 Quartered Oak Round Back SIDE CHAIRS, with BRI <o oo st eSS SRS g STt sia e e 30.00 Quartered Oak Square Back REVOLVING CHAIRS, with arms, Specially Priced from $17.50 up .Light Oak SIDE CHAIRS, Specially Priced from $4.25 up 60x34-inch Full Quartered Oak Flat-top DOUBLE PEDESTAL DESK, 1%-inch top................. 108.00 - 55x34-inch Full Quartered Oak Double Pedestal TYPEWRITER DESK, 1%-inch top............. 102.00 U H L Portable Typewriter and Adding Machine Cabinets ............... s 52.50 Steel Stationery Cabinets ... 25.00 Plain Oakwood Transfer Cases, legal size............ 550 Handmade American Walnut 6-piece LADIES’ REST ROOM OUTFIT, as follows: Special Lady’s Desk, Sheraton style ] Innumerable OFFICE SUPPLIES Greatly Reduced Letter Size Indexes; A to Z; Celluloid Tips..$1.35 Cn{ Size Indexes; A to Cellaloid Tips....$1.60 1 de Cards; Size 3x5. II X 5 SLW Steel Pens, gross o Writing Ink, quart.... Writing Ink, pint.. Writing Ink, ’/,-pin # ‘Writing Ink, 2 ounces. Disk Perforator, 2-%- Reg. Sale Reg. Sale Price Price < Price Price “C” Paper Clips, 250 to 87c box S Sc 9c e Wire Desk Trays...... 13¢c SLS Box Letter Files....... 70c 39¢ " Manila Folders— Letter Size, per 100. SlJ! 97¢c 87¢ Typewriter Oil.. 9c Typewriter thbo 63c 7ic ‘Typewriter Carbon 39c Paper— 87¢ 8x104, per 100 sheets 75c 45¢ 47¢c Typewriter Carbon 32 Paper— 7c 8Y5x13, per 100 sheets, $3.00 $2.27 Penlmlden. cork or $L75 tips.......... Sc inch centers.......... Sale Price. $23.00 20.00 65.00 70.00 35.00 15.00 4.00 Special Armchair Special Console Table Regular Price, $628 Special Divan Sale Price, $350 Special Rocker Special Side Chair Regular Sale Price. Price. Coat Poles—$5.00 and up. 60x34-inch Quartered Oak Flat-top Desk, 1l4-inch top, 5-ply built-up construction $57.50 Bentwood Chairs, Oak fiinish. ...................... 3.25 Reg. Sale Reg. Sale Price Price Price Price Blaisdell Hexagon Pen- Salz Self-filling Foun- cils, rubber tip, dozen 75c 43c tain Pens............. $2.5 $1.37 ° Dixon's Tip Top Pen- Gem Calendar Pads.... 15¢ cils, dozen ............ 45¢ 37c g;gz Ca:zendnr Pads. gz er Erasers........ S eweils c'" ..f'!'.ffsus $L65 Blask ‘Bogk, fiat Tren- Rubber Mats, 18-inch... 50c 37¢ e, Coronet Staples for No. sheep, ends and bnndl, 1 Machine, 500 in box 10c 5c Jm.p.gg . $4.75 Stenographers’ Note .00 - $5.75 Books; size 43/x9, 60 Cloth-fimsll "Box P-per, JEAVES ...o..iiecisens 15¢ 7c 24 sheets and 24 enve= Rulers, 15-in., brass edge 10c 6c lopes .......coevvnnnnn 25¢ 19%¢ Mucilage Pots, 6-0z.... 20c 13c 50c 37¢ Velvet Lead Pencils, - * 75¢ 49¢ rubber tip, hexlgon Writing Tablets........ loa 7c shape, dozen......... 67c 3c R. P. Andrews Paper Co. 727-731 Thirteenth St. N.W. N AR TR _ Phone Fi'anklm 6060 T wghter Alice, | tire family of gorillas for a habitat |of Chicago and Miss Martha A. Miller, | Mr. Akeley's secretary. (Copyright, 1921, by H. C. Fisher. Trade mark registered U. 8. Pat. Of.) I KeeP FoRGETTING T'LL MAKE A NolSE LIKE A DUCK—HE'LL UNDGRSTAND THAT. HoP Le€, QUACK WHERE ECONOMY RULES SPECIAL BROOM SALE *43#* 29%.. WEEK Van bamp’s Pork and Beans,cax10° Del Monte Pure Jam . . can15° Premier Salad Dressing . 5o 37° White Star Tuna Fish . . cav 25° Old Dutch Popular COFFEE, 25, Loganberry Juice . 6% 125 62° Extra Pt 33: Pure Grape Juice . &u, Bie 16° Clicquot Ginger Ale . . Gosman’s Ginger Ale . . 14 C| Beets No. 3 Can Look for the Name Creamcrust Bread, 8c ... .S | PALMINE LARD 14 [waim, 22: % SPECIAL BEEF PRICES Good Cuts From Young, Tender Native Cattle Shoulder Steaks . 20%. | Chuck Pot Roast . 14%. Chuck Steaks . . 165 | Boneless Roast- . 25%. RIB Steaks . . . 25%. | Plate Beef, 10°:3%:25° $1.00 I Hamburger Steak, 15::2%:25° | Dutch Roll, 12%;. | VEAL CUTS Ple From Frederick County Fatted Calves ‘FEET | curiers . _By BUD FISHER. | S S ———— pp— P S [ S ————————————————— p—————————F—— C o S S S 45 SHOULDER CHOPS, 22:. 15|°b BREASTS . . . . 16 - | SHOULDER ROAST, 165 SMOKED MEATS "swoicnous:" SUGAR-CURED PICNICS, small size, 21 Breakfast Bacon, % 26°. | Wafer-Sliced Bacon, 33 SOUTHERN-STYLE BACON 14 A e . e