Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1922, Page 20

-MARKET FRANK KIDWELL’S M{Rxs ‘Look at These Prices DEAL AT OUR STORES. 'YOU GET FULL VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. Home Dressed Beef Fresh Fish Specials Tile Fish' Steaks, b..... .25¢ Fancy Pork Cuts Fresh Hams, 8 to 10 Ibs., Round Steak, Ib.. ++23¢ | Cod Fish Steaks, lb......18e b, ... ..28¢ Sirloin Steak, Ib 28c | Fresh Flounders, 1b 12%e | Smoked Hams, 8 to 10 lbs., + Porterhouse Steak, Ib 28c | Fancy Salt Water Trout, 1B o Sl didons el 29¢ Fancy Chuck Roest, Tb....18¢ | [ 80650 Beoceooe - ABAE | o Groulders, 4 to 6 Prime Rib Roast.... o H,;q:., .]h.?'f_'_“:]og 117 8| SRR Rl | Salt Water Ofiten. quart.40c Bread : 6° Loaf Canned ‘Goods Specials Faney Tomato Scup, cani. . Se California Peaches, No. 3 Bouillon Roast. ... 2& Shoulder Clod Roast. Three Cornered Roast Lb. Fancy Plate Beef, Ib....10e Hamburg Stesk, fresh, \ b conivevions e 12¥%e Fresh Liver, 1b R ¢ Smoked Shoulders, 4 to 61bs, 1b. ..ootiuianen..1Be Pork Lofins, whole, Ib....21¢ Pork Loin Rosast, half loin, 1b. ..24c Loin Pork Chups, 1b.:,...20c Lean Pork Chaps, 1b. .....21¢c Al{ Pork Sausage Meat, Fancy Milk Fed Veal Leg of Veal, Ib.. Veal Cutlet, Iv.. 3 Fancy Peaches, No. 2 can.1llec California Peaches, No. 3 C:l.;r B'dH ..... ,.s..zle 0o _Brand—Hea: yrup Fancy Ma:mne Style Suygar Machine Sliced Bacon, 1b.33c Country Style Bacon, lb...12¢ Bean Pork or Fat Back, A Breast Veal, bone out, lb.14c Corn, can...... vomnes o106 . B coe.ases 25 )] Shoulder Veal, roasting,'Ib.18¢ | g0 dora Tomstoms No. 3 | Pure Hogs Lard, Ib. CAN ... <. c.oeeen ...18¢ Extra Sifted Peas, can.. .. —— - ——— Shoulder Veal Chops, 1b..23¢c Loinr and Rib Veal Chops, Fresh Lamb Leg of Lamb. Ib.........38¢c Breast Lamb, stewing, 1b..18c Shoulder T.amb, roasting, Finest Breakfast Gocoa Shoulder Tamb Chops, 1b..30c Loin Lambh Chops, 1b.....40c White Potatoes, Ib........ Sc Fancy Creamery Butter, Ib.41c Fresh Milk Pasteurized C 3 Ibs 250 . for Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz...27c Myrtle Leaf Oleo, lh..... 200 = A l‘!zighmflrldedl oduct ncy Roasting and Fryin, .Chickens. Io. . cos ‘ Fancy Stewing lnd‘.fldfln; owls, Bc 18 Busy Markets Conveniently Located at Northeast *iarket, 12th and H 1335 Wiscensin Aws. N. W, 628 Penar. Ave. N. Sts. N. E. Georgate: n. Eustern Market (mests only). 1916 14th St N. VI, 3272 M St. N. W., Georgetown 3033 St. N. W. T 7th and C Sta. S, Ei 713 O St. N. W, 1920 Nichols Ave. S. E.,, Ana- 2121 18th St. N. 'W. 2019 14th St. N. 'W. costia. Boys’ Wool _ Boys Serge Suits | [ $6.95 i 59¢ ~ All-wool Suits, _Good Quality in Eood model INCORPORATED The thing for pants; sizes 7 to 16. A Special § 1316 01324 7% ST.N.W. ale of Young Men’s and Men’s All-Wool Suits NEW SPRING STYLES $19.75 Values to $30.00 In this Wbt you will find many model suits, as well as a wonderful range of pat- terns and styles that are the latest for spring wegr. Worsteds, serges, cassimeres, herringbcmes and other new fabrics are here in ' the latest single and double . breasted -models for men and young men. Regularg, stouts, stubs and slims, in sizes 33 1o 46 in the lot, and every one is a great value for $19.75. Mn. Man—Be Thrifty— Buy Your Spring Suit Now CAILDREN'S I’ANTALETTE Sl .00 Chambray and Linene Pantalette Dresses, in green, blue, tan and rose, neatly trimmed with checked mate- rials and rickrack. Sizes 2 to 6. spring wear; sizes 5 to 16. WOMEN'S SILK LISLE HOSE Black and White Full-fashioned Silk Lisle Hose, also heather-mixed lisles. Sizes to 10. CHILDREN’S TAFFETA DRESSES | SPRING COATS 2 $Q.95 UNDERPRICED $15 Value $495 A fine, assortment of ladies’ and s misses’ taffeta Dresses in the| A special group of children’s newest; spring models, in navy,|Spring Coats, in black and white black "and brown; some have|checks; red, blue and tan materials georggtte sleeves of contrasting| These are of wool serges and a few colorp, while others have sleeves |tweeds, trimmed with fancy pongee of sedf material edged with geor-|collars or the plair: self collar with belt and patch pockets. Formerly trimming; sizes 16 to 44. priced to £10.95, specially repriced gett Tfesc values far. exceed the pricsk. at $4.95. Sizes 2 to 14. Children’s ASox Plain colors and BO - FOR 'WEAR $9.45 * Boys’ solid leather in black or’ tan. blucher: and bal styles, : with modi- fied or Eng- lish toec. Sizes 9 to 13% and 1 t06. THE EVENING CHERRYDALE FIRE FIGHTERS BANQUET Banner Event in History of Volunteer Departmént En- joyed by Hundreds. Members of Congress, state and county officials, firemen, regliars and volunteers, and 400 Arlington county citisens united last night to make the sixth snnual banquet’ of the Cherry- dale Volunteer Fire Department, incor- porated, the banner event in the his- tory of the organigation. The large auditorium of the new $25,000 Fire- men's Hall was crowded to capacity, and more than 100 were turned away through lack of room. ‘Willlam Greenwell presided as toast- master. Senator Claude SBwanson, the firat speaker, extolled the memory of & great Virginlan who achieved fame through unselfish service such as re- quired of volunteer firemen. Bright Future Predicted. Representative R. Walton Moore predicted great things in_the future for Arlington county, and particuarly Cherrydale. He told of the difficulty in selecting a name for the new Aque- duct bridge, and suggested either “George Mason” or “Cherrydale” as be- ing appropriate. State Senator Walter Tansil Oliver of Fairfax told of the accomplish- ments of the recent session of the leg- islature, adding that the general as- sembly having definitely fixed the route of Lee Highway over the new bridge through Cherrydale, “Lee Highway” would be a fitting name for the bridge. Addresses also were made by Judge Samuel G. Brent of the circuit court, Col. Wilbur C. Hall of Leesburg, floater delegate in_ the legislature from Loudoun and Fauquler counties, and Frank L. Ball, Arlington county's prosecuting attorney. C. C. Donaldson, chief of the fire department, sketched the develop- ment of the organization and re quirements for membership. The d partment responded to elghty- alarms during the past twelve months, according to Mr. Donaldson,. having one pald man on duty at all hours to answer alarms. Pictures were shown of the depart- ment in action Including rescue from the upper story of a modern build- ing. Supper was furnished by the ladles’ auxiliary, and entertainment was furnished by the firemen's min- strel troupe, the Montrose Quartet and Arthur B. White, a Washington monologuist. The quartet was obilged to respond to numerous encores. —_— HELD IN HANDBOOK CASE. Samuel Swann Accused of Part in ‘Waiters’ Club Affair. Samuel Swann, 1219 Connecticut ave- arrant charging him with having made a handbook on the races. It is alleged that he was in the handbook business at the Walters' Club, 10: 1 street, where a raid was made several duys ago. Samuel M. Craley, barber, 811 G street, and Joseph Chapman, mer- chant, 901 G street, were arrested Wednesday afternoon by the two first precinct detectives and charged with violations of the handbook law. for their appearance in court was fur- nished. “LATVIA” OFF POSTAL, LISTS. The Post Office Department has foted the disappearance of a wur-1i...c word, “Latvi tiish government having advi: rument that it “Let- of the people, “Lettish™ The name “Latvia” will be longer in tne postal service in referring to_Lettonia. DO FOLKS PRAISE OUR Through their own per- sonal experience and by talking with others whom we have served, fl the general public has me convinced that we _thoroughly under- stand the defects of the eye, how to examine into them and provide | the proper remedial lenses. ] LEESE'S GLASSES COST NO MORE THAN THE ORDINARY KIND. Ruins the Hair plenty cf thick, Girls—if you want beautifal, glossy. silky hair, do by ali means get Fid of «aadend, for it will Sturve your hair and rain it if you don’t, 1t doesn’t do mush good to 1ry to brush_or wash it sut. ‘The only eure way to get rid of dandrulf 1 to dis- solve it, then you deycroy it entirely. To do this, get av>ut four omaces of ordinary liquid arvon; bpply it at night hen retiring: use enouga to molxten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. St ahiie . most ‘£ nct a our e and ‘three or ‘applications ‘will eompletely apotiations vl complouly single sign and trace of it. You will find, too, that all 1'ching and digging of {he scalp will swp. and Sour hair will 100k and feel a lundred {imes better. You can et lignid arvon v drug store. It is inexpensive four ounces is all ved, tter how much dandrof® simple remedy never fai vertisement. Sore Throat Prudence Your medicine shelf is not well stocked without a bottle of TO! NE, for you don't know what it may be needoed to relieve s sudden ease of Sor Throat. Relieving Sote Throat is TON SILINE’S special mission, It is made fo: that—advertined for that—sold for tha STAR, WASHINGTON, Bond STUDENTS MAKE HIT IN “IF | WERE KING” First Performance by McKinley Amateurs Is Pronounced Success. The first. presentation of the play, “If I Were King,” given by students of the McKinley Manual Training School at Central High Auditorium last night, was declared 10 be a Success. It will be repeated tonight and again tomorrow night. The play pictured, In part,’the last half of the fittesnth century, durink the relen of the (yrannieal Louis XI, while France was in a state of civil war. Those in opposition to the king had risen in rebelilon, and, after ropeated successes, were on the point of laying seige to Paris. The rlay concerns the king, his grand constable, who hes turned traitor, aml Francois Vilion, ‘hero, vagabond, oler and poet, who has a duel with the grand constable, wounding him, and later defeats him In battle, thus saving the king. Tae acting of Oscar M. Bhaw, who took the part of Francois Villon, was especlally good. _Among others worthy of mention were Helen Walten and Ruth Russel, who played the role of Kath- erine de Vauxceller, and Huguette Du Hamel, respectively. The acting of the entire cast was commend. ‘The set- tings were pretty and the music ren- dered between the acts by the Tech Or- chestra was well executed. NOVEL SIGNS ENLISTED IN. MAIL EARLY CAMPAIGN - Novel #igns In the Interest of the “mail early every day” campalign of the Washington city post office made thei c llll;la:;nnsamm.a around the city yes- The cards are in the form of “want- ed” and “reward” placards issued by Police departments, and carry the l:lzzt&n:g? hof a letter carrier, be- c ars lotters, "Wmtfi.‘i'u" in large black ‘Wan Mg“;ur hundred thousand . apers and 25,000 par- cels every day at the Washington eity and richest of colorings; prettil. edged with silk fringe. Brown, [| Green and Rose _ Mix- ture Tweed Suits, made in_ sport style for misses and f front models with all- around nar- row belt and patch pocks- ets. 1ot $10.00 to $15.00 BOYS’ 2-PANTS SUITS All - wool Blue Serge and Novelty § \F MixtureV Cloth Suits for boys, 7 to 18 yvears. New Golt Norfolk style, perfect in fit and workman- ship, with 3 pairs pants. $1.39 BLACK AND COLORED PETTICOATS. . Black, Brown, Green, Blue, Lavender and White Underskirts, of nice quality mercerized satine. $2.50 “BLOUSE” Every color—slip-over—fancy sleeve Sweaters. 22c PAJAMA 75c UNDERWEAR 36-inch-wide, fast color, white, fi blue, malze, etc., Silks. $1.39 SEAMLESS DOUBLE BED SHEETS Perfect Quality Good Bleached 3-inch hems. * Ladies’ Embroidered CLOCK SILK HOSE Beautiful fancy embroidered silk hose black with wh embroldery, cord- ovan with' white A Lustrous Glove: Silk Hose, for women, with canary, ple, green and pink colored tops; seamed back and pointed heels. D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 94, 1929. TWEED SUITS yo z $39.50. Navyand Black All-wool Suits, somely trimmed or styles. Choice of or fitted styles. Elegantly silk lined. 38-inch Splendid Quality White Checked Pajama Cloth. ’ post office betwéen 10 a.m. and 4 p.m,, instead gt between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. “Mr. Business Man: 1f you deposit your mall early, improved mall serv- ery particular will be your e last wotd, “reward,” is printed at_the bottom in large type. The plcture fis that of Herbert Clark, taken when he was a carrier. He now s a clerk in the office of the superintendent of carriers. Mr. Clark’s features are known to hundreds of loeal residents, T T 'Phone Main 8266 YOU INVEST —for Comfort, ~~Service and —Satisfaction —at Henderson’s on F Street. We offer furni- ture of every worthy type, for every room in the home—but only one qual- ity—The Best. {|Many odd suites and single pieces now avail- able at 10% to 3314% Discount Hair Mattresses Remade - —PAINTING AND REDECO- RATING — SPECIAL CABINET COVERS AND DRAPERIES TO ORDER. R. W.Henderson Furniture & Decorations 1109 | Street B Store Hours: L O L T L O T T T OO EHR 720-22-24 y Seyera unenes Misses' lnd‘ Classy ex clusively de Women's Capes and Dress Suits L signed Dressfs Coate oF Coats of Tricotine ), of Duplanes satin wool sport $23.75 Equal to many u'll see at in hand- tajlored ose box, belted 'fi\'&\ $10to $12.50 in brown, tan, bl in & big variety of ect from, for girls vears. w $7.00 Gir Nobby checks, BLOUSES...... 25c STRIPED - TOWELING. ... 5169 weave; long|Linen Toweling. l 6c HEMSTITCHED tiful patterns and hemsti UP TO $2.00 CHILDREN’S STRAW HATS esh, lavender, | hapes for .small tots. LACE TRIMMED SCARFS AND SHAMS. Lace edged or lace inserted Sq Four pretty styles. A BIG sCOOP PIPING ROCK SPORT HATS paying ap y » Colors in- ‘clade periwinkle, tan, brown, copen, jade, red, navy, etc.. Yow’ve been special price. 0 Where Your Dollars Count Most Open 9:15 AM. Close 6 P.M. ‘\ novelty cloth ) The Best Values in GIRLS’ COATS 200 new Coats for spring and Easter wear. Light or medium weight garments of Poloette or Sport cloth, Tose. Dress or =port styles new different styles to eel- plaids and a few plain color Coats in desir- able styles for girls 3 to 12 years. Some lined, others unlined. c|$1.39 JEAN MIDDY Plain White and Blue Trimmed Regulation silk-like finish, | Blouses. Girls and women's sizes. Pink and Blue Striped, Closely-woven Union Good Quality White Mercerized About 150 Hats in a wide variety of colors and to $2.98 for this self-same shape Hat. Tomorrow 300 Hats go on sale at this ‘ v SPECI Yr $5.00 Trimmed Stunning Feather Hats, exquisite flower and fruit trimmed Hats, jaunty Sport Hats, Tailored Hats for business or office o wear, in fact, Hats for every purpose, in a lp_lcndagl variety of styles and colors for misses and, women are in' this lot. City Postmaster Chance hopes, by|the post office can move the city's the aid of the novel signs, to attract | mail along swiftly, at the same time ‘attention to the necessity | benefiting the po service and rly mailing” each day, so that | oatrons. but one is dwarfed by the other. The word quality is one of de- grees. Towering way above all others is the pinnacle quality that makes the taste-ecstasy of Another of LOFFLER’S Pure Pork Products— BAKED HAM Made by A. Loffler Previsien Company, Inc., o8 Beaning, D. C. under U. 8. Government supervisien. GIRLS’ 4 to 14 size Dresses of su- perior quality, fast color strip- c od and aid ginghams. 2 ed, adjustable straps over shoulders. SPORT COATS END’D Tth St. NW. $18.50 to $25.00 DRESSES 13 Several hundred in ciofts Whether for | canton cCrepes, pretty tan dress. business i shad, T sport wear chiffon, taffetas e our ideas can Mannishly made, with be filled in thix great lot of 1 and all the new t lot are Blues, ’ i | i sport materizls. palen coats. In_ the in high bright | pockets, de- | Browas, Tans Vhi tactable and o colors. White, tarhable o ana, Bove, Jia | Black and Navy. belts, nar- | trimmed or Ever, 1 row lapels tallored styles, y new style 4na gutn- in 14 to 44 | is shown. Babies’ Exquisitely Embroidered Coats 2.98 Short and Long Coats of Cream cashmere, _nicels and warmnly lined and prettily made with silk embrold- ered shoulder capes. $1 Babies’ Coats ue and entirely $7.99 1s’ Coats 32.99 Q7¢|20c riBBONS. ... ... Dresden Patterns All-silk Ribbons, trimmines. etc. for hair, READY-MAD Be c|FACE VEILS. ........... Dotted and Lace Border Design Veils; big size; all the new colors. $3.50 GEORGETTE 515 Gv'-n L;ne Walsts; BLOUSES. . X embrotdered. beaded. et ‘Women': Table Dam- Dainty lace and em- broldery trimmed white Batiste Dresses for in- fants and little girls. 1 LINEN ggc overs, beau- itched borders. 54x58 size. 85¢ COLORED el B Spreads;” double-bed size: reversible patterns. 29¢ EXTRA BIG TOWELS. Plain Wi woven Huck IN MILLINERY . 28¢ and Scarfs. eavy, Close- CHILDREN'S HATS hite ant Towels. 98¢ to $3.98 Girls 2 to 14 years old. Hats of straw, silk and straw combinations and felt, in styles for sport, every day ‘wear or dressy purposes. Every color in lot. Kayser 16-Button _SIK GLOVES *1.47 This make needs no de- scription. We have it in black, white, gray and champdgne. Perfect goods. AL 9|