Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1921, Page 32

Money Available tor Real Extate ’ Loanx | Investments of 1 [IITY NEWS IN BRIEF. All_business houses of Washington will be visited tomorrow by the Boy Scouts of the District, who will so- g of Red the forth- winow rat-Clans Real | tgage Loans r Depositor JEFE, You were LATE TO WORK THIS MORAIAG SEE THAT You'Re HERE AT seven i o'cLotic ToMORROW, The Washington Alumni Club of | the Pli Delta Theta Fraternity wi'l bold a lu 0 \ th a nt, D d room at ry Little, war will ‘be the guest of honor. | | e Library of Congress h ved a shipment rts and book first to come in f L. [ BiieShoets, quite a time, ¥ had to obtain permission e | soviet government, it is understood. | before the books could be shipped | to this country. H | | ding., Rovernme OF CO¥MERTE VW ] hotels, AND SAVINGS Tl e tonmeso e Cor. 7th and E Sts. Washington Club _ will meet Publie L . T TS S — 11 speax of Prescribing Stvlish Eyeglasses F it R Ramblers A masquer: Pastime u dance tomorrow, $: pm., at 1101 E street i N S ones T Y ; | . . - : Ao oMb ) n Normul . Wil give o s sy Clate Clake win uddrl‘vs‘\‘.‘.':g:lyflz from % to 5 . untii|G street. The lectures are frec. Pierce Mill road, 5 o ot | Healh enlCe ‘f,hflulti:“.ilx"‘:;i‘(‘l(::;;—?);t:x; :’l‘:v.n(k‘:nd:nil?“‘ e Womanls Drasbytesial 5: | Reading class, Spanish-American | Servioe n honor I iman el 77777 hool. ! ¢ holding an -all-day meeti) " :;\:'r‘!;um, at 8 o'glock, Thumsuu;"‘- ck, Eighth [NOBLE SIZE 10¢ APOLEOV SIZE 15¢ EER HEAD - CrGAR Cards of admission for Halloween dance at the Women's City Club may {be obtained from house munager or chairman of entertainment. \ Hoxle will entertain D. home, Cnlvary . Abernethy, omething diff unday servic Burrell Church, ) A dellow’s face certainly lights up when his match meets a DEERHIEAD CIGAR Henry T. Offterdinger, Maker 508 Ninth St. N.W. s Agents for COMOY'S London-Made Briar Pipes The Wanderlusters' hike for il start froth Berwyn, M e 15th and G streets at Bring lunches and tin-cups for Mr. Paige up fire. will lead. Home ment wi entertainment Interior building. nterlor Depnri- The featur munity cente tonight will at_the Thomson C 12 ed by Harper's Or- is invited. I; chestra. Public the title of a . Ada_W. Dunc Communit . between Irvi ind_ Park road, tomorrow night, | connection with a Halloween party. in The Wilson Normal Community As- | { sociation will give a dinner tonight | iat 6 p.m. in the lunchroom of the | Wilson Normal School. | “This is the regular fall get- together | | dinner of the association. i Norton, general director munity centers. and Stephen Kramer, { assistant superintendent of schools, | Will be honor guests. | nvitations have been issued for x| Halloween costume party by the | Pollyanna Club_tomorrow evening at the Southeust Community Center. GOODYEAR FIRESTONE, STERLING, UNITED STATES Tires at Big Reduction Other good standard makes at the following prices: NON-SKID NON-SKID Ask Opening of Homes Here for Those Coming to Arms Parley. Registration of rooms in Washing- ton for the accommodation of woman writers who will be here for the limi- tation of armaments conference has been started at the headquarters of the League of American Pen Women, 1722 H street northwest. In so far possible accommodations will be pre at Peadquarters and in U of the members of the orzaniz: ut it ix expected the qu: provided in this way will'not be su cient. It is the league that Wi opened to the ¢ writing women Vi winter. 'CORD TIRES 40% OFF LIST Guaranteed Heavy Tubes———$1.00 Tube Sale Pay %1 more than the rej r price of one tube and get two National Capital Tire Co. 1405 14th Street N.W. hope of oflicers of the try’'s professional iting the capital this —_— for 300 miles in a perfect straight line. ‘ Family Shoe Store Is the Big Store for LITTLE FOLKS’ FOOTWEAR We have hern\c:nering to the Footwear Needs of Children since 1861. One-half of our big store is devoted to them. Parents appreciate that here they can count on shoes for Little Folks, properly fitted by experts; shoes that will give lasting service, being made of the very best leathers and built on scientific Nature-Shaped lasts. Saturday Special Boys’ High Shoes % $2.95 Lace Built solid leather. Goodyear welts. Little Gents’ sizes, 1012 an Caliskin. Boys’ School and Dress Shoes Gun Tan Caliskin or Boots, made on the English last. of all Infants’, Children’s, Misses’ and Growing Girls’ Footwear In both Boots and Dainty Slippers ; Tan, Gun Metal Calf and Patent Colt- Regular TLace or Blucher patterns; skin. Sturdy \{1106 |u|]fl{§al B{:l_\'si In ‘Brg\\:n Infants, sizes 1 to 5..... $2.00 to $3.00 and Gun Metal Calfskin Made of the _.est Infants’, sizes 6 to 8..:. $3.00 to $4.50 grade of Leather and built for hard service. 7 SRR ke il i Children’s, sizes 84 to 11, $3.50 to $5.00 Solid Leather heels, counters and soles. s Misses’, sizes 1124 to 2.. $4.00 to $6.50 Sizes 10% ...$4.00 Growing Girls', sizes 2% - 3 $5.00 iiar $4.00 to $7.50 es 1 to 0 The Best Hose for Boys and Girls—Our Famous Cadet Hose—the most durable Hose made; reinforced Knees, Double Heels and Toes. per pair Ballet Slippers In Black and White Kid, bench made, with draw strings and eyelets. In sizes to fit children, misses and growing girls. o JOS STQASBU’QGEQ CO 310- 312 SEVENTH STREET “The Origin and Customs 4,[ Hal- | WOMAN WRITERS’ ROOMS. | hington homes will be ! Australia_has a railroad extending | THE EVENING STAR, W'ASHINGT(;)_I_\: D. C, i“RIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1921. MUTT AND JEFF—Jefl'fs Ambmon Is as Dead as Juhus Caesar BN i i | I i | a ta (T) AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS | | EEII;-__——: BEEEE HEEEEEE [———|ojc——]o]l——+] Fl——=ol——— ol lol———]o]c——] O] at § o'clock at Miss Emily Wavland Dinwiddie will | & {room of H: at 8 o'clock. Miss Gertrude (Copyright, 1921, by H. C. Fisher. Trade mark registered U. §. Pat. Off.) —By BUD FISHER. I WAS EAST ASLEER) AT seven BeLLs, AND You KAOW A GUY CAN'T WORIC IN KIS SLEEPR: FIFTEEN BuckS A week) 1S A NICe PIECE oF CHANGE! IE T WoRiC Flve YeARs T'LL E€ARN OVER THIRTY FIVE HUNDRED BeAnY. 1 HAD Been HERE AN HWR AGO, BosS! Miss Helen Crane will “Reaction” at | 1814 N street, speak o Thought Temple o'clock. arth Church. Patterson of Cuba a lof Woman's Bourd of | sions. The Columbian | The Banneker ( b will meet in its |will méet at s new clubhouse. 1340 Corcoran street, | whether or not {at 5 o'clock. Important busincss. hibit railway strik ation will meet | andall School. 1k on wild flowers in lecture | Williz WhL an; — 3 (line Methodist Church | Pear be school ex sing Profession,” will 4 | pusitory 3 F strec ject of @ lecture by F The Big Sisters gle Outing Club will I meet at Christ| The Red T 24 Indiuna ave- [give a Hallo tonight een dance at the Arcads LeRo: The Landscape Club is holding ita' meetinz tonluht Blanchard of New York the Child_headquarters of advertising nue. & o'clock. i | Arthur Jordan Piano Co. Homer L. Kitt, Secretary-Treasurer G Street at Thirteenth MacArthur will I L ' | I | fl | |l] Thirteen Original States Your opportunity to secure a player piano with a piano history that dates back to old ’ 3 Colonial times - wont® < canoiinA firemtis Bacon Iagtr Riang NE HUNDRED and thirty-two years ago—when there were but thir- teen states in the Union and the young nation was battling with foes at and abroad—the antecedents of this business were well abreast A single standard of excellence has always ruled every product of the Honse of home of the times in_all musical matters. So it has remained ever since! Bacon—known as “America’s Master Piano Builder: The player piano offered vou here today comes of this distinguished ancestry. The Francis Bacon Player is an instrument which appeals to one’s finer taste and sense of pride. Beautiful in design and At Special Prices and Terms for This Sale Only $575 PAY finish, artistic in tone quality and musicianly merit—the equal in reliabilty of any player at any price. We want to thank our friends for the splendid support given us in this efiort to zet back to “old time” prices. This sale furnishes daily proofs of our belief that $10 DOWN | and people will buy—when buying is made attractive. $390 a week on our ThreeYear Payment Plan $37 for $745 for Simitarly EasyTerms Now—in these days of opportunity—while this splendid offer still prevails—we hope that no one cherishing a desire for good music will fail to come here and see what this really means to careful buyers. Francis Bacon Upright Francis Bacon Baby Grand T Note the prices and terms inthe panel on the left—remembering also that we offer reduced prices on Francis Bacon Uprights and Baby Grands, for a limited time only: ble——lo]l——lol——}|——Jolc—— ol l———]al——=lol—=lol—=jole=——o b |c——jo|——= o] ——]alc—— o[ ——] TEAR THIS OUT AND MAIL AT ONCE ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO. G Street at Thirteenth. | PLAYER PIANO | BABY GRAND GUARANTEED FOR TEN YEARS These instruments are guaranteed unyeservedly in writing for ten years from date of purchase—awe holding ourselves jointly liable with Without any obligation whateoever on my part you may send me photographs and full details of the Francis Bacon Piano (as checked above) which is now offered on special terms for a short while. the manufacturers. The purchaser is practically doably insured. ‘MUSICAL PROGRAM EVERY EVENING 3