Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1921, Page 17

" TINNING BY COLBERT You may not need a New Roof for, some time o come, if the present roof is properly repaired. Get our advice and eshmgtc. Colbert Service is quick service as well as satisfactory and economical, service. MAURICE J. COLBERT 621 F Street main 3016-3017 Shave, Bathe and Shampoo with one Soap.— Cuticura| Cuticurs Scapis the favoriteforsafetyrasorshaving. PERPETUAL | suioiNg | ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent | on shares maturing in 45 . .or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity Assets More Than : $7,000,000 Surplus Nearing $800,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. | JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR. Secretary YL ‘areg sIzIs | 1| Our “Foot-Comfort™ Dept. ROVIDES correctly designed shoes to promote comfort and foot correction. Kinds that lighten household burdens and make you forget you are on your feet many hours a day. Good-looking shoes for young women are included—besides the more conservative sorts for middle-age. Our expert Foot Special- 2 _ists will ndvise you. “Wi = Mo-Dau-Sis” Combination Last Walking Boot, with medium toe, Cuban heel and straight in- ner lines. - Black Kid ....$6.50 Brown Kid ....$8.50 _ B405 . “Wi - Mo-Dau-Sis” Combination Last ‘Walking Oxford. Me- dium toe, straight in- ; ner lines, perfect arch . “Wi - Mo-Dau-Sis” Black Kid Combina- tion Last Button. Boot. Medium toe and heel with rubber - tap. Flexible welt o soles..yeccec... $6.50 B37 ¥ Black Kid Strap Slipper, with side- seam and flexible turn sole. For street or house wear. Un- usually soft and du- rable .........$3.75 - > = ~ Duiiél,Gi-éex‘ 7 “Comfy"" Sl . Of -cool Poplin and Pom-Pom. e fa- mous “Comfy” soles. ors.. Speual $1.69 at .. GOLDEN JUBILEE. BEING CELEBRATED The golden jubilee of the entrance of Rev. Willlam J. Tynan into the Society of Jesus is being celebrated today at St. Aloysius’ Catholic Church and also at Gonzuga College. “The exercises openqd with'a mass, celebrated in tne church by Father Tynan thts morning. This was fol- lowed by holy communion. Through- jout the day Father Tynan was busily cngaged in receiving his friends in the parish house, who called to ex- tend their congratulations. Many let- ters and telegrams also were received by him'from out-of-town friends. An elaborate banquet in his honor was given in Gonzaga Hall at 12:30 o'clock, which was attended by close personal friends of the celebrant. Father Tynan was born in this city in a house at 16th and L streets. He received his early education in Gon- zaga College, which was then located on F street, between 9th and 10th streets. He went to Frederick, Md., in 1871 and entered the Society of Jesus at that time. After four years' study |there he went to Woodstock €ollege, | Md., for three years. For five years ihe was a professor at Boston College {and also at Holy Cross College. He i remaineq there five years. He was or- dained in the first class there by i Cardinal Gibbons, after the latter had 1been made a cardinal. He later went ito Frederick, Md., and continued his ! studies. Later he taught at Lgyola | College, Baltimore, for three years and {for two years was at St. Peter's Col- {lege, Jersey City. Hor twenty years ike was in charge of the southern | Maryland missions, and later was at {St. Mary's Cigurch, Boston, for jone !year. He returned to Washington six | years ago, coming: to Gonzaga College, iwhere he received his early education. The speakers at the‘banquet, who) | were introduced Ry Rev. Paul R. i Conniff, S. J.. rector of St. Aloysius! | Church, were Rev. Fathers Brennan, h; { Aloysius® Brosnan, Cowardin, Collins tand Brady, Frank T. Turley, William E. Leahy and Father Tynan. Those attending the banquet were: | Rev. Timothy B. Barrett, S. J., Wood- {stock College: JRev. E. S’ Brock, S. J., Georgetown University; Rev. Patrick J., Loyola College, Bal- John W. Casey. S. J., | Leonardtown, = Md.; Rev. William }Cowardin, S'J.. Georgetown Univer- sity; Rev. Aloysius J. Guiney, Bowie, Md\; Rev. J. B. Matthews, St. Thomas’ Manor, Md.; Rev. Tobin; Rev. L. S. Weber, S. J., Holy Trinity Chureh; Rev. John J. Flem! ‘ing, S. J., Holy Cross College, Worces- §s.; Rev. Francls Barnum, S. University? Georgetown H. Brennan, S. timore; Rev “Bend-Eesy” A Shoe That Is True to ItsName OOD-LOOKING shoes, but they have a FLEXIBLE ARCH, bending with the foot arch, exercising and strengthen- ing its muscles’ as you walk. SLIGHTLY RAISED ON INNER £DGE, supporting foot at weakest point. Snugly fitting lasts with STRAIGHT INNER LINES—different shapes for different types of feet—as prescribed by leading . physical culturists. jreturned to Woodstock College\ and, MUTT AND JEFF—Of Course There’s an . TAEY SAY AF A PERSON REPEATS THAT MoTTD SUER AND OVER HE'LL ° Occasional Exception to Anything. 'NOTHING {-imMPosIBLE ! NOTHING (S BE ABLE T Accompuistt ANYTHING! MOTHING - IS IMPossiBLe! NOTHING 'S IMPOSSIBLE. Rev. John P. Meagher, S: J., George- town University: Rev. Francis,A. Ton- dorf, S. J.,, Georgetown University; Rev. Eugene Hannan, St. Martin's Church; Rev. Charles J. Hennessy, S.] J., Holy Trinity Church. Rev. John C. Geale, §. J., Holy Trl ity Church; Rq S. J.. Holy Cr Mass.; Rev. F. X. town University; Brosnan, S. J., Georgetown U sity; Rev. John J. Collins, S. J., ham University; Rev. G. Colligndn S. J., Spring Hill College, Mobile, ev. James V. Kelly, S. J.. Ja n- ia, | Frank T. Hurley, Robert S. Lloyd, S. J., Georgetown University; Eugene de L. McDonnell, S. J., former presi- dent of Gonzaga College, now at Loy- ola College, Baltimore, Md.; Joseph E. Morgan, Baltimore; Frank Pignone, Dr. Chester Brady, ‘William Cullinan, Martin _J. McNamara, Willam E. Leahy, I. Gwynn Gardiner, Dr. James J. Kiiroy, Berchmans Hollohan, Jo- seph B. Lanahan, James Mulquin, A. W. Neale, sr.; Joseph Holland, Capt. Harry A. Walsh, John Johnson, Rossa F. Downing, Glenn W. Ashley, James F.. Hartnett, D. C. Shea, Timothy nlon, John Quill, - Sergt. Edward 1ly, Brooke Macthews. HEEL. | , 7 Streets N.W. - Put New Furniture Into the Home Take Advantage of the Hub’s Liberal Credit System of Extended Pay- : ments and use Y ’ SE o e e Seventh and D | s < NOTHING tS (MPOSSIBLE, 1 1. T'M GonNA Knock You' FLAT AS A PANCAKE!, NOTHING 1S NOTHING 13 “MPosSIBLE . (Copyright, 1721, by H.C. Fisher. Trade mhrk - registered U. 8. Pat. Of.) [s ~Ghe HUB FURNITURE €O—/ &% = count. A pretty deco- rated Dinner Set _with every ‘pur- ‘ chase of furni- | ture amounting to $100 or | more—cash or charge ac- | A 26-piece plated-ware Table Set, consisting of 6 knives, 6 forks, 6 spoons, 6 dessert spoons, a butter knife and a sugar shell. mirror. Make it a point to see this beautiful suite tomorrow. i ! one of the biggest values ever printed over the Hub signature. || This exceptionally fine suite consists of a triplicate mirrorVanity, - stylish Chifforette, six-leg~Bow-end Bed and large Dresser wit! Underselling price our Furniture While Paying for it. It is B Malzogan-nislted Fo-Piebe‘ : ' | Bedroom -Suite, Including Bow-End Bed two ‘to Not just one or choose from, but a host , of new arrivals in a beautiful as- 5 i " 3xdysft, Congoleum Rugs + Slightly Imperfect | 6x9-ft. Congoleumn Rugs Z Slightly Imperfect “Bend-Eesy” Shoes have beena - priceless luxury to women in years past. 'We discontinued them during the war. Prices went too high. But now they are . again here—greatly improved in sortment of col- orful shades with mahogany pedes- . tal. Equipped for gas or electricity. 9x12-ft. Congoleum Rugs Slightly Imperfect Gold Seal (Perfect Rugs) A dozen different:col-. construction and “appearance — o moderately priced. Bootsof ‘41 Boots of ; Black Kid. 51250 " Brown Kid.$l3-5o' = New Fall Oxfords, $10.50 { ) 2 Nurses’ Comfort BooGRyititgeatngole Black Vici Kid Com-" and Cushion inner sole. Wide toe, low heel and rubber tap, $7.00 AdsT’ o f Nurses’ Comfort, Cushion-sole Shoe, with extra-weight turn sole. Full toe, low heel and rubber tap. Special at $4.50 ~ . Sple comfortable ...$4.00 “Wi - Mo-Dau-Sis” i bination Ladt, with | soft toe; short vamp; . | Cuban heel with rub- ! ber tap. Flexible welt - i $6.50 i Black Kid Julitt. Elastic gorings: at. side. Plain, pide toe; low heel. Delightfully - * 9x12-ft Congoleum ?::.:):'clers) 5 $9o75 Libe\ral‘ Credit Heve your rugs c’mrged— pay later as convenient. | 9x12-ft. Congoleum Rugs | Another Carload Lot Congoleum " Red Seal Rug,s‘. $1.19 $6.95 $12.48 Gotmey.. $16.45 A Bed by Ifight---A Davenport by Day---Two Pieces in One "“Have it Charged” ~ 3-Piece Mahogany-Fim Cane Panels, Damask-Covered Seats . A real artistic suite, strongly made and gener- ous in size. It consists of a large Davenport, Arm-! chair and Rocker, with spring seat, covered in l_xandsamely designed damask. - Sale price *159.75 — - Gaslron - Fully guaranteed, com- plete with tubing. This Convenient davenport bed is substantially built : of solid oak and covered in imitation leather. No need$ - 5 for an extra bedroom with this davengort in the héme. ° l’ AEN THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MON " foot . rest..: | $1.9;