Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1922, Page 30

( *‘K***********k***¥¥¥********k*****¥i** “Here are the Prize Winners in the > exactly whére that baby Rabbit was. BIaOk Pussy ls unpleasan“y !Ehe xl:ythnud her.hlnd (’;at under her o spring. Surprlsod. Just_as Black Pussy, wi bon! to BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. = |{ne*S ““{ :,‘{[1';,‘, therd was-a In_sveey MI in jite yout 40 .1 nm Lb led A -Il‘l. -nln May cost you o fofiother Natgre. : Black Pussy was out hunting. Black ly ub ARl Pussy loves to hunt. 1t is not that :,":-g,;-;;,g; l;‘fl;g Jpaney sk Black Pussy ever needs to hunt, No|hls doorstep so quitely, Black indeed! No cat was ever better fed|Pussy, who had had no eyesifor any- thi; I |ond cared for than Black Pussy, the h,g‘fi,“;‘:,;“g},:‘:fhfl‘;‘ vest clover, cat at Farmer Brown's house. When Black Pussy’s tall became twice-as Black Pussy goes hunting it is ‘for |bI§ &5 1t ought to be, for. every hair A £ on 1t stood on end. Ehy plessure and pleasure only. She|Jonniy “Ghuok made s shore :35:"3 dearly 16ves to hunt. That is why|her. Black Pussy growléd and jump- AR IO N NI NN NI NI NN N Y 3 e e X o e ok e ok ok oAb 0O A X ok Kk ELOW are listed the names of those who carefully examine the great number of good titles wnmprhe-wlnmalhunfor:g'?in gumneda;: m;:,d:;dewh:: wereentiled | yio'u vated by ah the it Meadow |£8 back' Janny Fiubed denin e s - prizes. were awarded by @ committee selected tions we express our hearty thanks and appre- |them in order to live, as s the ctie . ghe ‘was ho matoh for We are 8]ad to have located a . ! d18h h from well-known citizens of this community. ciation. Weask thatyweon‘:nue ymrim.t‘ oumr-. they would feel very differ: ;u":ed!e;:ckof 1"':25:. %.Le.my:.::: ..:: The contest was a great success. Many splendid inOrange-Crush, Lemon-Crush and Lime-Crush; : .,.I:,., day Black Pussy had had o B e suggestions were received, and our only regret 04 for_dur. pest we '"MM' drlnb! wnll fl_g' Mezaow Mouse, "but thouah she nh er & Srinned. 1 guess.” said . is that we could not give a prize to everybody purity and deliciousness of Datlently watshed. and wetched ana |he t0 himself, “that cat Wwon't coms who entered the Contest. It was a real task to ways be maintained. Following are the winners: Jratched, she hadu't seen him, D Then “end here again very soon.” Peter's baby had b The little Rabbit ‘::nlfl( MN@[HI%@FJPH@E **4444444444*44#4+4;**%4***4444 i 1-3$50.00 Miss Mary Tucker, 640 11th Street N.E. 31— $2.00 Mrs. Sallie Wormley, 2234 12th Street, Washington, D.C. N.W., Washington, D. as 1t ove: seimea tonyy th bE soft eyes tha 2-$25.00 Miss Pansy E. Follin, Vienna, Va. 32— 8200 Mrs Mary Wilsor, 1314 Madison Street, his head© 1t was piain thes ha wer With - In, I 392000 Miss Efe Reedy, Washington Hotel, 33_ 3200 Lo e asbra ho0 1 8imser S SW. Wash- r a8 badly frightened as had been Black Washington, D.C. o, Mbro. Pussy. In fact he was worse £ 4—$15.00 Nat. Yager, 66 Plerce Street, Wash- 34— $1.50 B. D. Gearlek un Clifton Street, N. time of year for Peter and llrl Palar Trocy, for he was too frightens, to ington, D.C. 3 Washington, D.C. to have a family. How delightful it 573 or an ro ers 5—$10.00 A. H. Boyee, 216 Stewart Bullding, 35— $1.50 Miss N. O. Nevitt, 204 N. Columbus |would be to catch a young Rabbit! | opyright, 1922, by T. W. Burgess.) 5 Washir h, D. 3 Street, Alexandria, Va. bl e £ Street, 36— $1.50 Mrs Eilen Reeves, Seat Pleasant, Md. Beef Stew With Dumpling i i §—310.00 Flora Roblnson, 1336 Emerson Street. 33§13 0.'E. Pindell, 4633 Chappell Lane, Wash- a / plings. California and Phelps Place N.W. - : ington, D.C. ut some left-over hasf int e 7—310.00 Loulee Emma Overton, 928 Florida Ave. . 38— 3150 L L Eberle, Lanham, Md. large pleces. Brown them lnah::‘:‘r 5 ¢ il ;“ At DG ke 39§15 tAaria M ;}v{nl‘llh. Oskion, Va. Box a1 Put them in a stew kettle with hree- | 9 —and Dr. J. H. Morgan, one of the proprietors and manager of — 5. rancis ngs! e).. ederickuburg, — $1. as. D. Rolles, Route 7, Brooklan % > N P.0. D.C. g fourths of a quart of hot water and this store; Dr. A. S. Earnest and Messrs. J. E, Nolan and J. Wilbur — 35.00 {{‘obehrll A Maurer, 2029 Park Road, 41—Case of Crish E. B Hopkins, 415 Penna. Ave. either some beet stock or littie Beet | X Douglas, assistants, will take splendid care of all patrons of The ashington, D.C. 'W., Washington, D.C. 3 " 10— $5.00 3irs Mary Hoffman. Arlingtgn P.O. Va. 43—Caso of Crush Mrs.Sol Hersox, 3137 Conn. Ave. extract. A4d one-half & cup each of |3 Star Classified Section. It's quite a journey downtown—but it'll 11— $5.00 Alice E. Gibbs, Wardman Patk Hotel, N.W., Washington, D.C. diced potatoes, turnips, cabbage. carrots, » only take 3 jiffy to send your “ad” over the wire from the Mor- Washington, D.C. / 43—Case of Crush “Jas. Cunningham, 23925 South . | one-fourtn cup of diced celery Bros” Branch. 13— $5.00 Mrs. Robb. M. Turner, 2627 Adams Mill Dakota Ave, N.E., Wash. D.C. half cup of tom: unlu 8im- | 36 gan Bros.” branc Road, N.W.. Washington, D.C. 44—Case of Crush Julia L. Richort, 213 Southbrook is bl in s rich * 13- 32.30 Vernon Reid, 3340 V Street. N.W., Wash- : Court, Washington, D.C. : 7 ow, being careful to keep the same | 3 3 ington. D.C. 45—Case of Crush Miss M. 1. McCormick, 2713 11th ol amount by adding water now -and Star Classified Ads never 14— $2.50 Wm. Lee Britton, 122 E. Thornapple, Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 7, then. Ten minutés before serving |Jf disappojnt. They're “go getters.” Chevy Chase. Md. 46—Case of Crush R. Fred Rodgers, 1435 T Street, #dd: wome drop dumplings and -cover Jnt. e 2 15— $2.50 Anne W. Woiford, 713 19th Street, N.W., N.W., The Windsor. 707 tightly. P ‘Washington, D.C. 47-—Case of Crush Mrs. C. M. Smith, 1441 G Street, - y 'c make the dumplings, take o 16— $2.50 Ruth L. Baitimore, 230 41 Street, S.W., N.E., Washington, D.C. Nty cup of flour, one teaspoonful of bak- | M- Washington, D.C 48—Case of Crush Mary Louise Watson, 2017 18th \ HLPEN ing powder, on s 17— $2.50 Domald E. Jameson, 514 King Street, Street, N.W.. Washington, D.C. \ I milk and one * sego Mexanans, va U0 43—Case of Crush !::)ber‘( i‘nlcnl]rudy. 3120 Warder fuls of malt. ' Mix and drop by tea- | yg 18— .3 athryn C. Lyon, yattaville, ree ashington, poonfuls o g . 19— 3250 Mrs. A. J. Edwards, 1311 Rhode Island ~ 50—Case ofCrush Carolyn Phoebus, 67 W-Street, |JOHNNY CHUCK MADE A SHORT * E Avenue, Washington, D.C, s 4l ¢ Crusn JLashinston, D.C. USH AT HE! ¢ Corn So “Around the corner” is 20— $2.50 Sam'P. Agnew, 305 The Cordova, Wash- —Case of Crush Preston V. Early, 773 Fairmont Cream of Corn Soup. e ington, DC. Street, N.W.. Washington, D.C. By add by, s ehe ,'{"':,,‘,'e':"{ ittt * a Star Branch Office 21— $260 U. & Hutchinson, Vienna. Va. Box 6. 52—Case of Crush J. Brown. 805 Westminster St, (loWard & patch of sweet ciovef B Put one quart o adand b 3 : 22— §200 Th Killingsworth, 2364 Champlain - N.W., Washington, D.C. Merry Little Brees ner poened hef | o corn in & double boller and let boll. | ., Washington, D.C. 58—Case ot Crush Lucllle Pinckney, 247 Elm $ct, |WAY It brousn oo k of long- | Mix one teaspoonful of butter and one » 21— $2.00 M A. Bhore, 1364 Otls Place, N.W., N.W., Washington, D.C. JoUnE R A o Puasy's. yeliow | teaspoontul of cornstarch together and 24— $2.00 Ctne. e ull 2 H S w., RiTire e g kA “}5‘"& e 2oriang Ave, ¢76s""Hhe ‘crouched lower and 'began | ada to the corn. Season with salt and | ¥ — 33, as. Russell, 3 treet N. Apt. akoma Par v b Wummct:n D. ¢ 4 5 56—Case of Crush Bernard F;lur 62 Bates Streat, e o A ite overy only T R R L ‘ndm‘.'fl‘;',,'h‘:‘ ******4**************** ************* 25— 9200 Mrs A, J. Campbell, 76 Toa Street, N.W., ashington. D.C. e Washington, 56—Case of Crush Ruth Lucasm, 1820 13th Street, nt _of youns Rabbit Biespoontul of chopped gresa peppers. 26— $2.00 Pindtll 4823 Chappell Lane, N.W., Washington, D.C. = S Wiaenington, e, §7—Case of Crush Marjorie Cummings, The 27— $2.00 John J. Darcy, Ballston, Va. Chiastleton Apart. Wash. D.C. 23— $2.00 Mary Ellen Hailett, 1814 G Street, NNW.,, 58—Case of Crush Mrs. C. na C. but lwonthclover Hhowa:arl,hh:r no.: Washington, D.C. Alison strest, N S0 har that O e e e b 29— 5200 Gertrude C. Boyer, 19th and G Streets, 39—Case of Crush Mrs. J. J. %gonnau 936 My | SIOVET WaN.8,YOURE FRRDIL e ngton. D.C. treet, N.W., ashington, D.C. 30— 3200 M B Smool 337 Treasury Building, ~ 60—Case of Crush Mre 'Waltér D. Brown, - 587 ;.’{":' SiLAute time & stiax hang ot ‘ashington, D.C. Shepherd St. N.W., “Wash. D,C. atel He bn b & £ ch of sweet clover. He na' l!‘ h- The Cmsha are sold in bottles by leading dcalen, also served at Iounlmm ng of Black Pussy. Hed mavale and aeen dec 1t 18 doustrar If Bottled excltuwel he ‘would have known how. greatly shé was to be feared. But he wasn't awake, apd Black Pussy was almost & on ¥ithin'_umpink distance of Bim B B Mfl.tt h:nolf m—r £\ 23 i i:l'! forwi - ¥ = ¥ Phone meoln 18 tep. a third step and . ‘ then fourth. r nou tolC her Y STcar—ownmln- It is the thin theyrefiuem tendto haveacarthe leave undone that make U. S. Economical opera- automobile tires. tion is getting more Not only what is put in but fnulli:ldllk. .nd s what is llcly!r left out—that re- How many men do you know mdullonlCotdlmlcu:al who won’t expect tires.to do t e Shckrintuame of the seving? S Royal Cord makers feel This is the year for tire-mer- fiumn :g:whatthey chants to study their customers closely. et l.ck us com ete for s klgl‘l‘;r and higher increased in sise with no inerease in price T o s S e e I you respect quality we mvrte you to try 4 thenew o " Henrietta 10¢ Populares 10¢ ] mmncnu.mn.m.v.uwmu.muuu.u. i3 ofin - N - £ — - —