Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1921, Page 26

Elected to Head Local well made work or dress pants, in 1316 1’01324 7 ‘IZ\ ST‘ N I :l'::! 28 to 44 waist: Saturday spe- Repeatmg ‘a Sale That Startled Waslungton a Year Ago Men s Suits and 0’Coats CAPT. A. M. BREMER, Ell'ttel commander of Stuart Walcott | @ Post, No. 10, of the American Legion, and mamed o head fhe delenntion 168 Py¢q this machine in your home the next department convention, Capt. ! Duplication Defied Anywhere in Town | e i’ viria e SERVICE MEN COMPETE AS JUDGES OF POULTRY Hundreds of finest men’s and young men’s models in suits, of serge, worsted, cassimeres, cheviots, etc. Featured in plain colors, neat stripes, snappy mixtures, etc. Regulars and stouts up to size 46. Of course only two and three of a kind, odd lots from a noted maker. in Vocational System Officiate The warm overcoats are shown in rich brown, gray, blue and Here With Expert Aid. green mixtures, in single and double-breasted styles—big storm §| several teams of former service men, now vocational trainers under Several Who Are Under Training coats, top coats, sport coats, ulsters and coneervative models, in }|the " government, are compe [;‘ngtaa S 5 . tot on sizes up to 48. Sensational super-values that won’t last long at this ji2oujtry ;;',gt;:”a; e ot ylvania extraordinary price—Come early if you want one. strestand ben ' | And Remember, No Charges for Alterations [|dount alto, waiter Recd and s T e T e A Tooslonal o AND GIRLS’ SHOES | \ro %, i i s 3 . teams. the management tor a special chlll dren's day tomorrow, when all chi SHOE dren will be ulrrlnued free, if ac- R ompanied by adults. %‘é‘& k’l"h? judges have announced other D—C ks, first-prize winners as follow Saturday Only Sarved. Miymouth Toc QY and to .50 ats uxa‘ % .{'.—.cwnkl a pullet: 3 ng- \ygn oue ‘ockerels and pullets, ‘“ lish or broad toe Ra: ro: uff Columbian v.h“ W, yandotteHuku and hens, Ray D. k Javas—Cocks, hens, cocker- ¢ls and pullets. C. Roland Eallentine, Portsmouth, V&, S C. Rhode Isiand Reds—Cocks, ens an cockerels, (Sm; G to ]l) $1.95 Prospect Fgrms, Newark, N. J. Jer- J sey Black Giants—Cockerels and pul- lots, Jersey Black Giant Poultry SATURDAY SALE OF MEN'S $3 SCOUT AND WORK SHO Va. Light E g " Farms, Dunn Loring, ahmas—Cocks, h k. 1. d <5 Extraordinary D RESS S A I E PR S e o - rown horns—C 3 of Models Worth to $15 cockorels and pullets—tL. C. Adams, p 2 ) Lynchburg, Va §. C. Comb Buff Leg- (f“ Scores of beautifull all-wool serge, velour, »—Conkn‘hens.gsfivs:ez:;f‘::; ) ...s.‘._ satin, georgette and tricolette winter creations, —Cockerels, pullets, J. W. Farber, ‘v Y in the new wanted shapes and fashionable lines— Slsnnz;(“éf-ea(:?ed Red Game Bantams 3 'Ml s1\'k _embroidery, bead and nuveh.y tnmmed in ;fag.ca“n'fi' z‘z‘;“r'c‘fiti é'-"x‘rf:a?a:nh.;"—' -4 5 .’. arrangement and splendid taste. - Models BT Juckeon. NRediPyle Game ses and women. Grouped from regular pullets, Stuart T. Wheeler, West Win- stock of high-grade dresses to make Saturday a “big day” in value-giving and volume business. field, N. Y. White Game Bantams— Cockerels Duflels Linstead Farm. cl Bantams—Cockerels, pul|ets, Llnslud Farm. Old English me Bantams—Cockerels and pul- Speclals in Washington’s Bargain Toyland Erne tams—Co. Deposit Reserves Anything Till Xmas and cockerels, Reginald F. Smith, - e Warrenton, Va. Blue or Silver Air Rifles 1_020‘“5);101 $3-49 THIS EXACT $l 00 KIDDIE HORSE Very Blus or Black Checker Racing Homers Popular 3 % —Old hen, E. J. Kelly; old cocks, Capt. Model D. C. Busdall: '1d hens, J. K. Holmesd; Well Made Cradle, 59¢ and $1 Electric Heater $11.00 The best electric heater ‘made; will heat the room quickly at a small cost. 4 'n... Schoefly Rock-| JANESVILLE e 35| _ing Horse, $1.49_|JIFFY SCOOTER . &4 98¢||< MUDDIMAN & 616 12th St.—1204 G St. MECHANICAL TRAIN, $1.25 Inel. Engine, Oar, Coal Car & Tracks | ASSOCIATION | A - - Pays 6 Per Cent | EXPRESS WA WAGON §1.98|pous ca | (2 aee B $1.25 [l " *oe's; moneheore S | Pays 4 Per Cent on- shares withdrawn be- [ fore maturity Assets More Than - $7,000,000 Sarplus Nearing $800,000 ‘ ll Corter 11th and E Sts. NW. | il saMES BERRY, Presideat | l JOSHUA W. CARR., Seeretary |l With Sticks R R TR 35¢ to $2.50 Plivtiing amencnse | veoopeten $9-98 Up young cocks, Elisha Hanson; young|Old hen, A. C. Queen, Millville, N. J. hens, Elisha Hanson. ‘Whito Carneaux—Old cock, J. H. American Legion Post ,Red Checker Racing Homers—Old Clark, West Pawlett, Vi Black or k. ___—_——___—_————__——-— $2.95 ican Legi K z Another lot of i 4 and O Cocnord | 1ot nother lot o ne !!rlpe an Fons co 3 B boh 11 dark mixed patterns, in full cut, Wuhlngton oY (‘J“YennwAcuie::l: J. Lo 5 This Beautiful - $140.00 Graf- h S onola ........ $100.00 Six 10-in. 85c | Records ..... 5.10 ‘Complete rved with the 5Sth Coast —balance on easy payments. or at Xmas, as desired. hen and young wck Elisha | White Carneaux—Young, J. aaaas young hen, Cap ellow Helmets—Young, J. H. u Red Cnrnelux—Old ckas, ler. U‘hl Bronze Al'chil‘ngels—x\'oung Open Saturday Evenings Till 9 O’Clock Our Great Xmas Club Grafonola Offer Save $40 ....$105.10 Order your machine at once—and we will deliver now Harry C. Grove, Inc. 1210 G Street Prices Which Merit Your Special Attention At All Our Stores Today and Tomorrow EGGS Packed in cartons under our Sanitary brand. We ask you to buy but one dozen, after that, unless you can afford to buy and are SURE YOU ARE GETTING fresh-laid éggs we feel you will become a regular user of our SANITARY Brand SELECTED Storage Eggs. Do not be afraid to try a carton; we cheerfully refund you the entire pur- chase price if the eggs are not strictly high-grade goods and perfect eggs in every way. TWO CARLOADS FANCY FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT —distributed for today’s and tomorrow’s sales. This fruit is very fine, sweet and juicy. You can’t realize the value until you see the fruit. Medium Sizes Larger Sizes 4 for 25¢ |3 for 25¢ Large Can- Per 21/2 £ Tomatoes, can White Potatoes......15 Ibs. for 43c Sweet Potatoes. . ..... 4 Ibs. for 15¢ Oranges .......... doz., 25¢ and 35¢ Cabbage............ .....per Ib,4c Grano-Crystal Salt........ pkg., 5¢ + Salt Mackerel....... .3 fish for 10c Waxed Lunch Paper, 2 pkgs. for 5¢ "Virginia Sweet Pancake....... 11c None Such Mince Meat.. pkg., 15¢ 13-0z. Jar Olives.......... jar, 12ic Smyrna Layer Figs.........Ib, 30c Soft Shell Walnuts. ..........Ib, 35 Soft Shell Almonds.........Ib, 32¢ Fancy Quality Mixed Nuts, Ib., 27ic 5-Cent Size Sun Maid Seedless ) Ra.mns3 pkgs. for 10c| “P EISEMAN’S 605-607 7th St. Bet. F & G Sts. Continuing Our Sale of Men’s & Young Men’s SUITS $15.85 Suits that formerly sold at $20, $25, $30 These values demand your attention and your ACTION. We're selling these Suits at actual COST and LESS. There is only one reason for such drastic price slashing, and here it is: They're broken lots—one or two of a kind—but they’re good numbers, every one of them; and any man or young man who wants a good Fall Suit for very little money should be on hand Saturday. Every egg must be a perfect egg, otherwise Per C it’s our loss, not yours. We positively guaran- D . tee every egg to be 0Z. perfect. KINGAN’S “Crest” Sliced Breakfast Bacon As announced on Monday, we sent out thousands of pounds of this well known prod- uct to our stores, and until tomorrow’s closing are naming a remarkably low price. We want to acquaint as many as possible with the fine quality of Kingan’s “Crest” Bacon. For Today and Tomorrow Only One-Half Lb. Pkg.| One-Lb. Carton 20c 39¢ Kingan’s - Lbs. Carton Lard Zg for c Good Luck Margarine. ..... Ib,, 30c Top-Notch Margarine...... Ib., 25¢ Marigold Nut Margarine. .. .lb., 25¢ Borden’s Tall Milk........ can, 1lc Roger’s Tall Milk. . ....... can, 10c 24-1b. Bag Quaker City Flour. . .85¢ 24-1b. Bag Washington Flour, $1.05 Hershey’s Chocolate Bars, 5c and 10c Borden’s Chocolate Bars. ... .. .. 4c Walter Baker’s Chocolate Tablets, 4c Maillard’s Sweet Chocolate, 1-lb., 10c Campfire Marshmallows. . .pkg., 15¢ Peter Pan Com. .......... can, 15¢ PeterPanPeas. ...........can,22}c Shriver’s Golden Bantam Corn, ca.n ...... 174c aris” Sugar Comn.......can, 17c