Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1922, Page 18

-——I Address any communication to the president, D-G-S, 2325 18th Street N. W. Phone Col. 9855 I ——— L 1922 COUNT THE SAVINGS LISTED HERE 7770 i POST TOASTIES, 3Pkgs. ; 25c Shredded Wheat, 2 Pkgs. . . 25¢ QUAKER OATS,Pkg. . .10c 70 CRISCO, all size cans, per Ib. . . 20c More of Those Baker’s Cocoa, l/2 -“) Can .23¢ 6-String | Baker’s Chocolate, ¥/2-Ib. Bar. 20c Brooms| LargeBoxMatches . . . .. 5S¢ Coad and Full| Aynt Jemima 5 Flour, Pkg. . 15¢ g:ty 69(: Virginia Sweet % Flour, Pkg. 11c —{ Argo Salmon, Can .25¢ |¢2 "8: hi'llll:fls Mott’s =, Cider, Qt., 25c' Gal 90c atrors | Choice GRAPEFRUIT, 3for . . 25¢ Sa“sage Extra Faney . Apples, 3 Ibs. . . . . 25¢ menas it Pure Butcher’s LARD, 21bs. . . 25¢ cMg}:'h::;;::::;;g:l::: Good Tender Pot Roast, Ib. . . . 20c ' “enps | RibRoast of Beef, Ib. . .30c SAUSAGE| HAMS | pirreR 65-0z. Glass, 15¢ 11Y5-0z. Glass, 25¢ Clover Bloom BUTTER 1-1b. Print » Lb. . ‘The highest quality at the very lowest possible price for dependable coffee. Here is a chance to reduce the liv- ing cost DAILY—use GOLD BAG COFFEE. Gelfand’s Just the proper dressing for cold meats, a spicy salad or to serve with any meal as a spicy relish addition to the menu. Keep a jar on hand and be prepared to add that distinctive touch to the din- ner. s;‘,““ 15¢ taree 30c Here's an economical dish that supplies meat in its most delicious form, absolutely without waste. Auth’s Sau- sage is pure and wholesome, made in a perfectly clean es- AUTH’S FOUNTAIN | Dr.Schindler’s lw(‘:m e Illu ll ave [0Ill;'(l lh ll ze of less certain 35¢ Fancy Leg o’ Lamb, Ib. . . . . . 35¢ - Smoked S PE.ANl]T mmd the llllnx of b.lv'ln! a lunches, etc. Be sure to get | help out when unexpected get Auth’s and know it's WhOIC, Per Lb. e ¢ (old Bag Coffee s The Best Dessert You Can Serve Is Corby Cake Everybody will enjoy it—because it is so pure and so dainty in texture and flavor. Big, Luscious Layer Cakes “Three stories high” and deep covered with fluffy icing. Chocolate, Strawberry, Mocha “Pure as Mother made it,” and fresh from the Corby ovens Two New Stores 2336 Georgia Av. N.W.—Hall’s Hill, Va.-“Watch Us Grow” NORTHWEST e e . NORTHEAST SOUTHEAST 5504 Wisconsin Ave. 3325 15th Street 84 and Maryland Ave. 1601 Geod Hope R4 4521 Wisconsin Ave. 1609 T Street :::Alll‘ Streets e 'y 1803 L Street = trests 4404 Georgia Ave. Tth and O Streets 1408 Good Hope R4, 1531 334 Street 620 N Street Sth and I Stroets 1301 O Street 3171 Mt. Pleasant St. 439 N Street ¥ ::: ::: :-:rh-l Ave. 1388 O Street 1833 Temperance Aves Doy Ioch st I otn. 1130 B Street -| 1301 5. Capttel 8¢ 5505 14th Street 815 Q Street 1100 Florida Ave. 001 B Street 4716 14th Streot Cor. 11th and P Sta. lm:u'ru-Av.. Sh and B Strests 3008 14th Street TR rent - lst ana Fenton Stm. ° 200 150k Street 2503 14th Street st and B Streots, 801 Mass. Ave. 333 13¢th Street 2202 14th Street N. Onpitel and L St 26 Seaton Place 801 13th Street 2009 14th Street 1130 Firet Street 60 Rhode Island Ave, 761 Tth Street 1718 14th Street 1701 Monroe Street 53 D Street 1020 Girard Street 519 Peana. Ave, (Breokland.) 14th and A Strests 944 Florida Ave. 130 D Strest 2734 13th Street 1543 B Street EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, SHALL WIT NFBS the Offering by D-G-S Mem- bers the Greatest Reductions in Grocery Prices Yet Attempted. We Begin THE VERY FIRST WEEK— At all our Stores ———— CIETY Best Granulated Sugar 10 Pounds 53¢ Another Shipment FANCY California Yellow Cling Peaches % 23¢ 21 Borden’s Evaporated MILK The maker’s name and rep- utation is back of every can of BORDEN'S MILK. Seek none better, because BOR- DEN'’S has reached the high- est standard of perfection. Tall Can..llc Small Cans 2for......11c 25¢ CERESOTA RELISH | FLOUR “The Prize Bread Flour of the World” At these prices there is no more economical flour of- fered to housekeepers today. It is so much safer to use Ceresota than to take a chance on some nameless brand and be sorry. 5-Ib. Bag, 28c 12-Ib. Bag, 59c SOUTHWEST 900 34 Street 84 and D Streets 1300 434 Street Otk and F' Streets SUBURBAN 5315 Blatr R4. N. K. Good Hepe, D. C. _ Park Lane, Va, Riverdale, Md, School and Ivery Sta Falls Chureck, mn"' . MRS TYLERRESIGNS FROMKUKLLK LW Action Is Due to lliness of Daughter. By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, Ga., January b5.—MIrs. Elizabeth Tyler, Atlanta, last might jannounced her resignation as assistant to E. Y. Clarke, imperial kleagle and head of the propagation department of the Ku-Klux Klan. C, THURSDAY -TANUABY 5 1922 AMERICANS WITH $10,000 INCOMES SHOULD GIVE TIME TO HOBBIES PHILADELPHIA, Janusry 5.— John Cowper Powys, British poet, advocated here that every Amer- fcan business man of this country, who had an income of $10,000 a year should be forced by law to retire at the age of fifty and pursue a hobby. Mr. Powys spoke at the Philadelphia forum. “Americans are not pleasure loving,” he said. “Every man works and I have found only two men in this country who had really lived and had never worked. It was like finding primsoses on the Atlantic ocean. “The Americans are not dollar- loving, as has often been said. You are generous, far more so than bas been said. We in England are always looking forward to the day when We can retire and live in pleasure.. There is no such air in America. It would be a good thing it every man who has an income of $10,000 a year should be forced to retire at the age of fifty. He should then pursue & hobby, and there would be more attracted to art and literature. —_— FIAT PLANT DAMAGED. TURIN, Italy, January 4—The Fiat works were damaged to the extent of | 800,000 lire and four workmen were injured during a fire there today. The fire was caused by the explosion of several cans of gasoline. A. JOSEPH SPERLING FUR BARGAIN X nm-tn the grade and the workmanship. The superior qual- ity of the cut and of these Garments reflects utmost eredit on our Workrooms. SPERLING, ;2= 1336 F St. N.W., Mrs. Tyler, in a written communica- tion addressed to members of the or- ! der, stated the resignation was to take efféct immediately and that it was due to the illness of her daughter, Mrs. Doris Manning Jett, who is suffering from tuberculosis. “My_physician, Dr. Henry McGhee, says I must rest or completely col- lapse,” the letter sald. In’ the announcement Mrs. Tyler praised the work of the klan, referred to her promise to ‘“stand by the guns until the enemy has been vanquished,” but explained that the illness of Mrs. Jett, which, she said, promises to be fatal, made the resignation necessary. Mr. Clark, in reply to questions, said he would have to accept Mrs. Tyler's resignation, and that he would not ap- point a successor, but would take over full charge of the work of the propa- ganda department. CHARGED WITH WOUNDING SELF TO ESCAPE ARMY The Sale of Women,s SI‘IOCS Former French Food Administrator Arrested by Orders of a Court-Martial. NANCY, France, January 4.—M. Vil- grain, French food ad during the war, was arrest by orders of a court-martial in con- 1y JTINIT S 9 TIN i nection with Wwounds he received in | : 3 ONTINUES 5111(1 w I:\I])S UP.tO The arrest followed an_interpella- 5 o morrow. Not in a long time s iy Deraly Biihe wmiihe , have our stores seen such crowds of deputies in 8 v cha = ey Visralalwithihaving : of eager shoppers. DBut just ¥ oo as ¢ think! We are offering “Short Lines” of our regular $5.95 to $10.75 shoes at $3.95 pair. that a man in a French u tacked him and during Vilgrain’s own revolver bullet wounding him in the han A dispatch fro day said the commission w Tan, Brown and Black Brogue Oxfords, with welt soles and medium or low heel. Tan Calf One and Two OStrap Sports Pumps, Cuban and flat heel. Patent Leather Turn-sole Mocca- sins, with three buckles and straps. Walking and Dress Boots, black kid, and a few pairs of brown kid and other leathers. Small lots of Turn-sole Strap Pumps in patent leather, tan calf, suede, etc., etc. & mission advised that the ov demand that Vilgrain pay inio public treasury 1,200,000 an l"nslhsh compa of Australian w] government after Vilgrain had left the office of food adm i jreport also alleged th ra 2 allied with the English firm while still holding his official position as undersecretary of the ministry of provisions. —_— SHIP AFIRE AT SEA. Steamer Sailing From Baltimore Sends Wireless Call for Aid. ! LONDON, January 4.—The Dutch steamer Sommelsdyk, bound from Baltimore for Rotterdam, is on fire at sea and in need of aid, m'cordmg to a wireless dispatch ich was re- ceived by Lloyds at Queenstown from | the vessel. LL are this season’s good styles taken out of our regular stocks. Reduced to $3.95 simply because we want to dispose of them quickly. Al sizes in the combined lots— especially the larger sizes. m fire in the afterhold in 26 north, longitude 9.50 ritish torpedo boat destroyer Tilbury has been ordered to the aid 'uf the Sommelsdyk and was d to reach her vicinity about 9 o'cloc] - night. The French steamer Maryla also is in close proximity to the Sommelsdyk and is proceeding to her assistance. The Sommelsdyk, which is a freighter, left Baltimore December 20 and, after touching at Newport News, proceeded for Rotterdam. On sale at all our stores—but principally at the 7th Street Store. RELL 191446 PaAve, 7th &K 233PaAveSE % SPECIAL PRICES % S I For a Few Days Dr. H.E(::. SMATHERS In_ order to quickly estab- lish his new, location in thel minds of his friends and Washington public, offers these very low prices. Set of Teeth $ That fits and glvescomfort and service. They look like natural teeth. Gold Crowns—DBridge Work 5 T‘mh No More—No Less| Formerly Located 7th and K Sts. | Now at 933 G St. N.W. g% o Poarin % Phone Main $3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington Sunday, January 8 SIMILAR EXCURSION January 22, February 5 and 19 10 Set No More No Less Steam Heat Without Coal Think of the comfort, economy and satisfaction of having steam heat when and where you want it without the bother, . worry or expense of coal, ashes, smoke and janitor. All you need is a msatch to light a Clow Gasteam Radiator and soon the room is of the desired temperature. Then the flow of gas is automatically checked and controlled so the desired degree of warmth is maintained. Each Gasteam Radiator is a separate heating unit—therefore you can have heat when and where you want it. Gasteam Radiators can be installed without ripping up fioors or causing bothersome expensive operations. Only gas commec- tion needed—no water or steam pipe necessary. They are made in a variety of sizes and aré adaptable for heating Residences, Old and New Commercial Buildings, Churches, Public Buildings; in fact, will solve any heating problem. 107 DISCOUNT DURING O JANUARY . omrmc CALL FOR A DEMONSTRATION or get full par- ticulars and an estimate on your requirements. Consult Ticket Agents Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Musterole drives pain away and brmgs in its place delicious, sooth- ing comfort. Just rub it in gently. Tt is a clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. It will not blister like the old-fashioned mustard plaster. Get Musterole today at your drug store. 35 Ind 65c in jars and tube.u, Ywmaychcrgutmdpaymmamufuy insiallments when you pay your gas bill WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO. SALES DEPARTMENT 419 TENTH ST. N.W.