Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1921, Page 3

‘ : . ' THE‘;:EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1921 . 5 ; L) @ Apartment Buildings EI"ZENS SB“RE " | GEN. HOYLE'S FUNERAL. | Abe Martin Says: PICHIC FOR WOUNDED. ] ¢ Services to Take Place at Arling- | v " 7 Ohio Girle’ Club to Give Outing S i ton Cemetery Tomortow. i UY TER RATE PLAN " ot To Be Sacrificed Located Washington Heights. One Semi- -Fireproof for Wuun}%ed. Wounded soldiefs fram Ohio in the esid 2 P er-ul will take place tomorrow. afternoon} ‘ -~—— Apartment ; four-story building; no elevator; containing * You %no.. ,ou don’t 16 apartments. Now renting for $8,712 per year. various hospitals in and near Wash- at Arlington cemetery. Arrangements | need bui one fire, one accident, one theft, to P 65 000 mete out z loss more or nce ) ington will be given a picnic at Lees Ass(’clanofl oppOSeS ngllel !hv\\e been made to have the funeral $cse covioniharks . €SS Serious \w 'hlch a tri W, Casl Settl E IY its insurhble We insure it Too Bad to think of Insurance too’ late. clally represented at the outing by Senatory Frank B. Willis und Atlee Pomerene and Representatives Frank Murphy and Theodore E. Burtan. The program will Include a base ball game between teams composed grove, Silver Spring, Md., Sunday aft- |p|rn leave lhu Arlington gate at 3 ‘ernoon at 2 o'clock by tha Ohio Girls' ] Charge for Service-as Way il)m Sepvices ‘will be held at the Club. The Buckeye state will be offi- grave. A military escort and full| to Lower Car Fares. |uln>]:mr\ honors will be accorded.the hed soldier. Althouzh Gen. Hovle was on the Empha 1an Pt {ofired list when the United States en- of Wen aud Soupa. carl gamies gl g forwara b . ered the world war, he immediately D e Loy, Do eame 1A fle, comparatively, in- low the Potor lectric Po returned to uctive serv. freshments will be served. vested in ' JInsurance pang® a higher chayge for LR COMUNANG Lees grove is reached by taking a 2 t Depa st would offset. to decrease the fare on the W ng- ! e ulmm“ Forest Glen or a Georgia averue car ! Also Afl Ad A t Blllldm e to the District line. % i | ou;m en C WHAT protection you D e S L & should ha\lz)e and HOW Containing 18 apartmeats and of same type of con- . Hoy H FIGHT INFANTILE PARALYSIS CTTE 3t il struction. ni “I-‘H;IATT‘K\ ILE, -:u!lyr "s“(snguan — I\l” IRLI“f;'t “.‘lll"bCGsiy:{uf P e Vith two cases of infantile paralysis Mr. Ruoff will be glad to N R $8 070 2 s Tl reported in Hyattsville and:immediate | — 'y o He ._“g. 'OW ented for )y A motion vicinity and one at Mount Rainfer, Dr. ° tell you. ¢ will coun- Robert B. Johnstone, town health sel you experiencedly. e = 8 officer. has announced that, although aln y & Nay . unreasonab \ ing, every precaution against.the pos- \ Main 4340 $ X N sible spread of the disease will be > taken, All three of the cases are re- Ferguson Boss & Phelps Want Cash to Settle an Estate ported to be well on the road to re- - Mimovsty | . Th’ countfy is in no mood t'jporied to 0 L% mtans Rore thar st palnted: It medns The Above Prices are Rock Buttom listen t’ th’ public official that first-clash A No. 1 job, 'with which you'll be | 1406 H Street | B set a bad precedent in the Distriet off e ode Island avenue| doubles:in brass. y o ""T:d ‘ : A > 4 h street nertheast the, terior snd Exterior Work. e v ('Ol"m:"“ . BieRetirs line was asker a set of| Tell Binkley had quite a col- ] If there’s a loss Seex Unrensonable X ; i ey 'I' 'I' 1114 Vats facrcas: ta0 e per kilowatt ‘hairman of the .-..n’nn{uee lision t’day. He ran into an olel A ER]ES n. ¥ FERGUSON, INC. Pth St. We pay it 1421 F . hour for the Potomac ¥ and sidewalks, and in- 1 o is ¢ v Painting Deptrtment, Ph. N. 231-233. . v jdorsed by the fation. Several crcfhtor an turned his ‘car over. Recharged and Rebuilt, | b additional recommendations were | (Copyright Natlonal Newspaper Service.) ..n.fl‘{."fif,!n‘g"fi‘!ff.“gw 30 ade to Mr. Benfer's report, includ- —_— i ; = D oaal 1o A i Come tire now elements - T o e ek e qommis-| Reports show that a much greater ‘Guaranteed One Year. s 65 Coch wagth iatreat propaztioniog,women “{’rh"‘f‘{““s ‘l’:;" General Baticry Co., 1217 E St. N.W. t. from Rhode Island avenue [\ic PoSitions In the western sta ™| Washington Afents for UMarke” Battery. tudy Favored. I e — The ion, on motion_ of | H 1| Georze Grorzens. went on record in i i . all} favor of naturs - i F ' l'. anier oes | 1319-1321 Street aid_cha e “omewhers in the territory . NOTICE July,28 - STORE NEWS 1319-1321 F St. *|association was discussed, . —_— s “pis o Columbi . Gregg C.|se ary thstructed to com- . "’.",i’.,nxfirf,.’.hfli'c n owi for e istrict | munjcate with the officer in charge To all women Who have longed for foot comfort that we are Closed Saturdays During July and August conducting a special demonstration this week and you can be scientifically fitted by a foot specialist who will preacribe the proper shoe to fit your feet. Dr. Elizabeth Kahler and Dr. Edward J. Thaler (Two New York Foot Specialists) ‘Will render their services FREE OF ANY CHARGE this week only. Come and consult them so that you may enjoy utmost foot comfort. DR. KAHLER SHOES are “COMFORT SHEDES and STYLISH” —they conform to the natural lines of the feet, but so constructed that they are very smart looking. If you have foot troubles (or want to prevent them) consult these Dr. Kahler experts. These Famous Shoes Have Five Unusual Features Howard | of public buildings and grounds with fact to1a view to securing concerts next! Traitty vear. peared before me in said ward E. Pritt belng pen the person who sig; SssssesssEssssssassssITsRT TS | to Pruitt and Zim- | e whole of said cer- filed in this office In testimony | d and af- titien the 2nd day of July, A.D. @ hereof. T'have hereunto set n fixed the seal of this office July, AD. 1921. (Seal) K. W. DUTTON, We’re “starting something” CASH }f\‘:";{ T Balance Monthly “The Hidden Spring” “Cupped Heel Seat® o 4 Cheerful Bedrooms e WANTED—TO CARRY A VANIOAD_ OF | and Bath ix;i«"f{-'{'_i“« TRANSIER AP STORAGE GO, Large Polrchea 13 You st. CLAFLIN OPTICAL CO. Anple Closets : 1t Your Are, Myople. Dayllght Cellars [ ] ELECTRIC WIRING Sample House Just veneath the arch of the P foot, hidden beneath the flexible leathers of the sole, is a hand- forged, springy, tempered steel shank. Your foot sinks into a com- This !!:lnkdl“'fr"a full"muncle fortable socket at the heel and T o Carthon acd fint feor, ball. so that instead of slipp t to fallen arches and flat feet. pping Lo ® forward it is held firmly and S snugly in the prover resting place, “Combination Last” overcoming callouses, ete. “Restful Support” \ gt e Repwons oo || 4122 3d St. NJW, ln'fl R. Vogelson. 504 H sty n.w. )l,fly’ll 28¢ t. o L4 NOS FOR KF\T—"P]U‘H’T AND GRAND pianos for rent at® reasonable prices; rent ap- T o lied on purchase price by agreement. HUGO t\ORfH 1110 G. Victrolas and records. CLAFLIN FOR 31!51.‘”“ ADWEAR TO YOUR SHOES Real leather made bettef. Ask your shoe- maker; he will tell vou they last too long. e suarantes Adwear soles to outlnst 3 Jeather soles or money back. Superior facilities for shoe repair and shives DWEAR BOLES COM Roofs, old Roofs Repaired to last for years. Carey asbestos roofs, old, slag: low guaranteed. st st n.w. 28° ‘45 Suits ‘60 Suits for for SHOP nfll'\lkl\;‘“ . OV Fllfl o D\“WTO ORDER 7 W ) E——Ty ROOF TALKS: This picture illustrates +he oS o ekt tOR e i ot yone o0t straight line and combination last. ., in Jeak-proof condition. The combination last is two & . widths marrower at the heel and Sewed into the shoe and hidden s R. K. FERGUSON. Inc, | 114 9th St Phone h 231232, instep than across the ball The trom sight, is a patent instep sup- raight Line Last allows the foof to retain its normal shape with- poft. ‘When properly_laced, your out the distortion of the toes that arch will be drawn up and given produce bunions. the restful support it needs. “THE DAMP-PROOF FEATURE” Between the innersole is a patented cork gum filler which is abso- lutely dampproof, thereby preVenting a great many ills caused by dampness. The feature will also cushion your step and will take tl\e strain from walking on hard pavement. < Price alone, without further comment, should be suffieient to “start something” on your part. You know that our regular prices are the lowest in this country for high-class clothing. Now look at i3 the prices! —is not a_cateh phrase, but describes organ- Ee: 1za 4 to n your husiness. HIGH HIGH PRICED. THE SERVICE SHOP BYRON S. ADAMS, It Inspect Today or Sundy ‘ Open and Lighted Gratifying Results Always | Until 9 O’Clock SR Qe A T Mere Tham QU o oL the And this great sale starts in the face of a certainty that woolens s e 1D, J. DUNIGAN DR. P. KAHLER & SONS, 603 13th St. N. W. | will be no lower, but probably higher, this fall. The big woolen service f_the roof. | companies have declared themselves, and manufacturers are rush- ing for stock before the advance. : Main 1267 1321 New York Ave. COME TO THIS STORE TOMORROW. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY e & % IRONCLAD it e i YES, MR. BUILDER —we have plenty of 1 —Colonial\Porch Columns | CLEAR WHITE PI B BE- LIEVE OUR PRIC ALSO PORCH COL! Geo. M. Barker Co. Inc. | 649651 N. Y. ave.: CaseyIslheMaxi. | —To put the roof and plumbi in perfect condition. 5 24 . 3207 14th ST. NW. Phon and 1331. DID YOU KNOW THIS? BENT |That we RESILVER GLASS |OLD MIRRORS as| for china | vt as carry 1n stock new cabinets. | piain and beveled edge mirrors. Beckcr Pamt and Glass Co., * The Sad Shp | W, STOKES SAMMONS. 830 13th St. =, Want to Save Money on Win- fre=== This is your chance! If you want a suit for present wear BUY IT NOW! Also the suit you’ll 'need for fall, BUY NOW! There are hundreds, and hundreds, and hundreds of suits of all kinds and a1 weights here—all three-piece suits—"sport” models for the young, conserv- ative styles for the older. Savings will run up to $20 on the finest Serges, i Il \ . Tweeds and Unfinished Worsteds that are tailored by the best known makers . = i \ of America. j “Pledged to Quality” Fourteenth St. at New York Ave. The superfine suitis $39.75 now—can you afford to pay $60 for a wait " of only a couple months? ] i'l(;ura; 8:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. “ Closed Saturdays—July and August . . 59 Aerpore Suits, priced at $30, now $19.75 15 Mohair Suits, priced at $20, now $14.75 : 26 Palm Beaches, priced at §18, now $12.75 | Summer Clothlng and | Straw Hats—REDUCED! Tomorrow is going to be a full day of real interest to ‘every ! . man—because we have taken our entire stock of -hot-weathei clothing and repriced it Downward, like this: $20.00 Palm Beach Suits . ... . . $16.75 $25.00 Priestley’s Mohair Suits . . . $]9.,75 $32.00 Tropical Worsted Suits ... . . $26.75 £37.00.3-piecé Tropical Worsted Suits . $29,75 English Cricket Cloth and White Serge Trousers (plain or striped) . . .. $975 All Straw Hats Half Price $3.00 Straw Hats.......$1.50 | $6.00 Straw Hats.......$3.00 - $4.00 Straw Hats........$2.00 | $7.00 Straw Hats........$3.50 . $5.00 Strew Hats.......-. 32 50 | $10.00 Strew Hats......$5.00 RE] FRI curlty for household goods to P t an. far west in the pool cam of the SECURITY | [ L 1140 Straws b 45 NoOX | 24 | STRAW HATS | | Panamas X 3295 sq00 Sold up to $8.00 ; Sold up to $10 straw rides. “Call Col. 6229_] (PINE_ CORD WOOD FOR| sale, delivered. Call Col. 6229-] ! 25 POOL, YOUR SHIPMENTS TO NEW YORK | and the west, Bpecial rates household goods | and automobiles Have our representative talk | it over with you, | Jhcons mlflnrlm co., INC. ~ROOF '_{'RQOUBLE l Grafton&Son,Inc, s 5%t “Heating_and_Roofing Experts 35 Year The Million-Dolfar : Printing Plant Is equipped to do the biggest ! Jobs at most economical cost. The Natxonal Capxtal Press- The onty ana rxmnnl ln the Bull.( and Plumbing business s The Biggs Engineering Co. HEATING — PLUMBING Warren W. Biggs,-W. K. Pace, 1 Jas. Cunningham. " Beatin: and Plumbiog repalss and remodel. tended 1 By expert machanies, { s promptly at