Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1922, Page 32

THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. 0 Vacancies Nothing is wore de- lightful in bot summer weather thra the cleanli- ness and roominess of the house f-om which all un- nezesary draperies and rugs have been removed. The degree of master of arts w conferred on Brig. Gen. Charles Sawyer, President Harding's phy: cian, by the Hahnemann Medical C lege of Philadelphia, today. Gen. Sawyer delivered the commencement address. o Willlam B. Cu: 'Sons of Veterans, tomorrow, 8 o'clock p.m., ‘at Pythian Temple, at which time class initiation will take place. A large class is list- ed and members from local camps will attend. Also Department Commander H. L. Deam and staff of the Depart- « Camp, No. 30, s, A. will meet But before making these summer preparations, it jportant to see that the articles to be stored are _properly prepared for their “re- tirement.” CALL MAIN 4124 Scive Svoa 740 137 " PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 8 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity. Assets More Than $8,000,000 Surplus More Than $800,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY. President JOSHUA W. CARR, Secretary U. S. Gov’t. Surplus Property Get Our Prices on All Kinds of Tents, Camping Equipment and Outing Clothing. N. FRANK & SONS 1115 H N. E. 1006 Pa Ave. 33d and M N.W. We Will Clean, mothproof and your oriental, Gomestic. and ‘summer Sanitary Carpet Cleaning Co. 419 New Jersey Ave. Lincoln 7638 or 1481 _Befors or after business hours, North 9136 Cuticura Soap Clears the Skin and Keeps it Clear Son tment wverywhere l'eena!ofl:!km'.u:flmatm EE: Dept. X, lflm Value. T $5.95 pair! RUGS ment of the Potomac, G. A. R, will participate in the ceftemonies. Ladles’ auxillary orgnnlza!lons will be rep- resented. Dr. K. B. Moomaw will address the Stearns Bible class at Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church tomorrow, 11:45 a.m. The Langdon John Burroughs Par- ent-Teacher Association will meet to- morrow, 2:15 p.m,, at John Burroughs School. Dr. J. A. Murphy will speak. Unity Soclety will meet tomorrow, 2:30 p.m., at 300 Homer building. John B. Kinnear will give exposition of Sunday school lesson tomorrow, 4:45 p.m., at Y. W. C. A., 1333 F street. Dr. Stmon_will_give an llustrated lecture on “The Ten Commandments™ tomorrow, 8 p.m., Eighth Street Tem- ple. Graduating exercixes, Class 22, School of Nursing, of Children's Hos- pital. will be held tomorrow, 8 p.m., at the hospital. Mrs. Marth E. Howard wans elected president of the Lewis Hotel Train- ing School class which was organ- ized at a recent meeting. Other of. ficers are: Mrs. Lizzie Gill Thurman vice president; s Martha G. Tow send, secretary, and William E. Har- ris, treasurer. The class banquet was held last night at the Brooke Tea House. On Wednesday, June 7, the board of lady managers of Casualty Hospital will give a garden party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Gude, 3800 trom which will be used largely for the purchase of sheets and bedding tor the wards. Bridge and five hun- dred are scheduled for 2 o'clock, with dancing in the evening and cards for those who prefer. | AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS Wilson Normal—Tonight: The Ala- bama State Society will go to Great Falls in a body for a picnic; dress- making; millinery; Spanish, French; IMrs. Danlels'’ Music week recital soclal dancing club. Tomorrow aft Girls" athletic group; Girl noon: Scouts. East Washington—Tonight: Ameri- canization _ class; community chestra; Veterans' Bureau A. Wallach Pleasure Club. Thomson—Tonight: Millinery: Adult Dramatic Club; sewing; electric iron use. Park View—Monthly meeting of the Mothers' Club at this afternoon, E. V. Brow omorrow afternoon: Two rhythmic dancing clubs. Tomor- row night: Library; Boy Scouts; rhythmic dancing instruction. Southeast—Tonight: Country Dan- cing Club; Leviathan A. C. Community Cen- Commandery, Holy Name, basket ball sewing and Dunbar—Tonig] ters Band; Simon { Knights Templar, drill; Pioneers and Carlisle | teams; piano lessons; | meediework. 1 American 1 Walker Post; Wom- uglass League and French community | afternoon: First American Boys; Junior Red Cross; Junior Savings Club. Garnet-Phelp. L 3 i _Lovejoy—Tonight: Bible Study Club; Buffalo and Oriental Athletic clubs |sewing and dressmaking; reading roqm and games; Choral Society: home nursing; dietetics; meeting Community Center Associa- tion. SERGT. HOFFMAN RETIRED. Sergt. Perry Hoftman, ter Corps, at Fort Myer, placed on the retired list and relieved from all duty. cide recently on a crowded street in London. a newspaper photographer happened to be on the spot and se- cured a snapshot of the actual] tragedy. New Hampshire avenue, the proceeds monthly ; ‘When a man chose to commit sui- | ==(FoR TH® Love oF HERE'S A BUuNDLE MY WIrE WHeEN T'LL READ €M TONIGHT. fore the Penguin Club—subject, Anti-Scientific Movement.” The Alabama State Society Falls, Va. M streets at 5:30 o'clock, Rev. A. B. Parsons, assistant | of missions, | Church_tonig | the auspices of | iary. dean of the cathedral i Manila, | will discuss phases of his work 1 Philippines. The Thirteen Club will meet o'clock at City Club. numbers. Col. John C. to Governors Island, N. Y., for du! engineer of the 2d Corps Area. lery Corps, and Maj. Frank K. cavalry, adjutant general's department. % LETTERS T WRoTe T R was courring wew? ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. Dr. Edwin E. Slosson will speak be- hold its first outdoor meeting at Great Cars will leave 36th and elgn secretary of the Episcopal board vill speak at St. John's t a_meeting under! he Woman's Auxil- Dr. Parsons, who was formerly H. Raymond | Bresnahan will give entertainment TRANSFER COL. OAKES. Oakes, Corps of Engi- neers, at Norfolk, Va., has been ordered TRANSFER TWO OFFICERS. Col._Archibald Campbell, Coast Artil- have been transferred to the | Mire, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. le Thjey Ketivr e or T “The will | day for- POl n the at 8 ty as Ross, | i Roe Shad Buck Shad Split Shad. Sea Bass i ' | Large Salt-water | Trout || Halibut Steak. || Butterfish . || Spanish Mack- i| erel { Va. Croakers. .121/xc ] Clams, fresh shuck- i Soft Shell Crabs Crab Flake Crab Meat Many Other Varieties Speeial Prices to Restaurants Boarding Houses Telephone Main 3381 Free Delivery | POULTRY Co. Tomorrow: A Special Selling Fashionable Open—Work Sandals and Charmmg White Shoes HIS is surely joining Smart Style with Mighty Excellent Here are just the shoes every woman is lopking for right now—at a lot less than you expected to pay. Only Fish Specials Salt-water Trout.15¢c lb STANDARD FISH AND 906 Louisiana Ave. N.W. Ib. Washington. Fascinating Open-Work San- dals of patent leather or gun metal calf. Turn or welt soles —14 to 14 inch leather or cov= ered wood heels. Cool, co- quettish and quite all the rage. “Phoenix" White Silk Stockings $120 and 155 Excellent values in seamed-back silk stock- ings of fine durability. “City Club Shog™ 1914-16 Pa. Ave. White Reignskin Dress and ‘Walking Pumps and Oxfords in half a dozen charming styles. White Ivory, welt or turn soles. Low or medium leather heels, low block heels or French heels. Cor. 7th & K 414 9th Se. 1318 G St. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. e e e e T T S =2 CIVIL SERVICE POSITIONS. Commission Announces Examina- tions for Numerous Vacancies. The Civil Service Commission to- competitive examinations to flll several positions under the classified civil service. few of the positions are In or near Examinations will be held to fil] the following vacancies: Druggist, annolunced _ open United States FREE A Box of Ashes of Roses Rouge Regular 50c Size With a Box Java Rice at 39¢ 89¢c Value 604 9th St. Hospital, Sewells Point. Norfolk, Vi $1,200 a year and two meals a da; druggist,” United 8 Hospital, Oteen, N. C. drug checker, United Hospital Perryville, Veterans' Hospital, Oteen, subsistence and laundry; A |attendant, Hyglenic as vacancies occur; Veterans' THE LeTTerS T wRoTE Yov BeFoRE we were MARRIED, : | McHenry, a month and allowance for quarters, laboratory Laboaratory, Washington, D. C.. $900 a vear, with possible promotion to $1,320 a year architectural draftsman, construction service of the (Copyright, 1922, by H. C. Pisher. Trade Mark Registered U. 8. Pat. Of.) rYoURAm’ss WRETCH: T WONDER (F ALL MeEN ARE So Devod oF SENTIMENT * Army, Washington, D. C., $1.500 to $3,000 a year; student nurse, United States Veterans' Hospital, No. 56, Fort Md., at $30 a month for first two years, and $50 a2 month for the third year, with quarters, sub- sistence and laundry throughout the training course: head cook, at $1.300 a year; second cook, at $1,000 a year; pastry cook, at $300 a year; pantry man, at $300 a year, and housekeeper, at $1,600 a vear, at the commissary. Silver Spring Training Cente United States Veterans' Bureau, Sil- ver Spring, Md. Quarters and meals Phone Franklin 3713 Welch’s Grapejuice Pint Bottle 27c Buxton Keytainers 19¢ Garwood’s Talcum 1-1b. Can 23c Hand Scrubs Choice 19¢ ‘Worth up to 35¢| Ivory Soap Flakes 100 in Bottle 23c Seidlit Powders 10 in Box 19¢ Senna Leaves 3 0z, 10c; Lb.| | 35¢ F St. Corner 12th Phone Franklin 4312 found your missing wife. say? —mv wife. BUT T am DOING (T IN YOUR INTEREST, DeAr: 1 are provided by the government in connection with all these positions at the Silver Spring Training Center. of a well. Still Missing. The Police Sergeant—I think we've Mr. Henry Peck—So? What does she The Sergeant—Nothing. Mr. Peck—Says nothing? That's not At the Three Busy Drug Stores FREE Delivery Service to All Parts of City and Suburbs Toilet Articles 50c Dorin’s Compact Powder.42c 50c Angouleme Lemon Cream.42c Daggett & Ramsdell’s Cold o Cream—Tubes, 21c and 42c; jars, 29c, 42c, 69c andl -t a X $1.19 GOce Ingram’s Mllk Weed 50c Mulnfied Cocoanut Oil. . . $1.50 Mary Goldman’s Hair Restorer.............. $1.25 35¢c Pompeian Night Cream. . .29¢c 60c Pompeian Day Cream...42c 25¢c Mum.................. 21c 30c Eversweet ......... .23c 25c Sweet’s Deodorant. .19¢ 35c Cutex .ii...o.0i s 29c 50c Ipana Tooth Paste....... 39¢ 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste..... 39¢ 25c Lyon’s Tooth Powder.. ... 25c Calox Tooth Powder-. .. .. 50c Calox Tooth Powder. ... $1.00 Boncilla Sets...... 30c Djer-Kiss Talcum 25¢c Listerine Talcum. 20c Oakley’s Corylopsis Tal- cum, 2 for.............. Sc 25c Frevole Talcum......... 15¢ 50c Lion Brand Cocoanut Oil Shampoo ............... 29¢ $1.00 Vegetal Brand .. ..o itee 69¢ 50c Nadinola Cream........39¢ 10c Wrisley’s Lemon Soap.... 5¢ 35c Solomon’s Lemon Soap, 26c; 3 for.. ... cosecivioie s 69¢ 60c Lemon Juice Lotion. . . .. .45¢c . A 59c Box of - CHOCOLATES Reliance Powder Puffs, extra ' large .. iOc Purina Castile Soap, four Venida Hnr Nets, 3 for 35c, ..25¢ pesciap: i pmnt e Sl 5 1) FnluoueiteH rNeb.3for35c. dozen .......... Geonee...$1.35 60c Luxor Face Powder. .. ......45¢c 50c Pussywillow Face Powder. ..39¢c $1.00 Mary Garden Face Powder..78c 25c Merck’s Stearate Zinc. .. ..18c Professional Cold Cream, *%-lb cans, 39¢; 1-lb cans.........68¢c D.uull-‘lon,flyudnonqnd s ernghu..................z\k 'Our Big Candy Special DELICIOUS ASSORTED "Don’t Ik‘)s'e' . Your Pen Have your name put on it in 14-K*. Gold Leaf for 25¢ At Our New Store 723 14th St (Formerly Simms’ Pharmacy) We will print name of pur- chaser free of charge on all pens purchased this week. Come in and write with the new Parker Duofold, tbe pen with the 25-year guarantee. Patent Remedies i FREE | A 25c Cake Noxzema Soap with a jar Noxzema Salve 4SC at the cut price 50c Warner’s Cascara Pills. . .35¢c 50c Phillips’ Milk Magnesia. .42c $1.00 Liquid Alboline....... 75¢ $1.00 Squibb’s Petroleum. .. .85¢c 60c Doan’s Kidney Pills A Special DeLuxePen........ 98¢ Shaving Brush With a Tube of 0'D. Shaving Cream at 25¢ 1 Package of Tintex with a purchase of 2 Packages at 25¢ Thermos Lunch Kits Metal Lined, No. 396 $1.98 Squibb’s Magnesia ‘ Dental Cream A dental paste made from Squibb’s Milk of Magnesia. Cleans and preserves the teeth and gums and tends to maintain the normal alkaline condition in the mouth. Con- tains no soap, acids, or other del substances. eterious Large Tube, 42¢c CIGAR DEPT. The last lot we had went fast, so tome early and get a box of them (100 in a box). $1.00 Ironized Yeast........ $1.20 HypoCod............. $1.00 Dioxogen............. $1.00 Listerine. .. .. B SRS 73c 50c Listerine. . ........ St 39¢c $1.00 H. K. Wampole’s Cod ' Liver Oil....... TS ..75¢ 30c Bell-ans........... eee..2lc 75¢c Bell-ans................ 59¢ 30c Sal Hepatica........... 23c 60c Sal Hepatica..... AT 45c 60c Bromo Seltzer.......... 43c 30c Bromo Seltzer.......... 23c Another Fresh Lot of HAWLEY’S Those Big Manila Cigars 5c Each; 3 for 10c $3.25 a Box Genuine American Thermos Bottles Pint size, brown. . Quart size, brown Pint Size, nickel finish.$1.23 Quart size, nickel finish, $1.98 Quart Carrying Cases..79¢c Pompeian Olive Oil, *-pt. Pint cans, 55c; Qt. cans, $1.09 E —By BUD FISH T'0 TRYING T Fix THINGS S0 WHEN 3 DIE WOBODY WILL A\ DishuTe ey wiLL oM THE GROLAD oF INSANITY! Gerald—Truth lies at the boty Geraldine—But it isn't water t causes most lies. After the Marriage. She—and don't you ever for that T threw over a millionaire's just to_marry you.” He—Yes, that guy wag not o born rich but lucky as well” FREE A Vial of Mavis Perfume With Each Box of Mavis Face Powder 50c 723 14th St. N.W. Phone Franklin 2856 (Formerly Simms’ Pharmacy) Special Week End Sale of Drugs and Toilet Articles Hardly. at Durham Demonstrator Razors 10c Eveready Safety Razors $1.00 Set 17c Gem Blades Set of Seven 35¢c Eveready Blades Set of Six 27c Durham Blades Set of Five