Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1922, Page 32

e L e e T o b - B s e A0 R SR A, -5 & K AR R it R 32" THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. .C, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1922. : ~a JEFE'S ASLEEP AND TMm SomE RoLL® I'LL JUST BoRROW Fia- e PA flDDn.DALAIS‘ROYA : T e Delivery—We will be pleased to deliver any order over $3.00 to any part.of the city if requested. Smoked Hams ™57 5, lb 30c Olives— THAT WAS A METY Eeed, GARCON! HcRE You ARE AND Keep THE ov INSECT, WHAT Do YoU MEAN BY CARRYING! COUNTERFE(T MONEY AROUND IN YOUR PockeTe A special price— 25¢ Jar for 15¢ es— ...... Best imported, packed in pure Ol i 2 cans for 25¢ 2 cans for 45¢ Jelly— “Premier” brand. 15¢ Glass—Special, 10c Butterfish .......... 1b., 20c Pineapples— Croakers ........... Ib., 15¢ ‘za; :a«;i:‘,‘ " }l;; a;:l Flounders .......... i Wntermelom— on ie Frout .. ioocoicm 1b., 20c 50c and GOc meets at §:15 o'clock, 1101 8 street. | beginners’ class and healing meeting. = Scnator Lenroot and Senator McCum- | 7:30 o'clock. ber, speakers. & e I Bepreacatative Meauk Gotlitavansh | nElLoorian CI8, mnce; Recrastios | TWOIDAMAGE SUITS FILED] o s e e P'—K Cofiee Simply delightful. lb,, Zsc | of Missouri, president of the. Mis- | o'elock. 0 Society of Washington, —_— Jacobs Transfer Co. Defendant in {annou ‘today that @ll arrange-| Sunday school picnic of All Souls' | ments have been completed for the|Church from 3 to 9 o'clock in Rock $10,000 Complaint. annual outing of the society at Great |Crcek Park at Reservoir, 16th and A Falls Saturday, June 17. Kennedy streets. The Jacobs Transfer Company, In- corporated, 18 named as defendant In Big_Sisters will meet tomorrow, 8| Division No. 1, Ladies’ Auxillary to|a suilt to recover $10,000 damages p.m., 704 11th ureu . room 606, Ancient Order of Hibernlane, will'filed in the District Supreme Court meet at Catholic Community House. < \\n.mnn»- Soclety of Massachu- by Asron G:,rn\er Through Attorney Institute of Technology Will[ President Rapeer of Research Uni. [G€0rge . McNell the plaintift says at luncheon tomorrow, Univer-| versity will open a free course of | he Was engaged In lowering shutters lub. Speakers: H. M. Loomis “applied psychology and nerlonal ef-|from a house in Jackson alley, No- of National Canners’ Assoclation and | ficiency” at Women's City Club, § O T onineon of Chicago. e vember 21 last, when a truck of the ‘The Unity Society, 300 Homer building; MW itfam T \o"lll'n “lllfl.“- and Gulta ¢ ca has fled suit Why WAIT? - Perhaps you're waiting opportunity. will present the “Danse They say it comes to every one sooner ok pantemime g:m‘]‘h';‘ e orence or later. But WHY WAIT? Did you campus lonight ever stop to think that with a substan- tial Bank Account you can MAKE your own Opportunity ? Start Today—Start NOW-—to Save. Every Dollar put away will surely bring YOUR Oppor- tunity so much the nearer. Ank for the n.n, lllme Savers. Theyre FREE Second National Bank o ist Hutchin: tralto, and Ha Ed. \Aurl Mueller, organist. JAdmission fre \ dance unrh-r auspices of Catholic e Club will be given z pm 601 E street. The Hannah tomorrow ..\l Claude 8w ll(lxl\l Va ALl former students in- vited — e ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Ladies' Auxilliary of Lambskin Club will meet at 8 UC](‘llk Northeast Tem- ple, 8th and F stre Kit Carson PDll 2, G. A. R, Hlf unerraln Warren G. Harding lep ons of Veterans, at G. Complete stock. All sizes for home, office or store use. PAY YOUR ELECTRIC LIGHT BILLS HERE Potomac Electric Appliance Co. Make your porch more pleasant and useful this year. Spend B4 more time there—mornings, after- L e r « ~ s 9 —Branch Store, Washington Railway and :lmm" noons, evenings. Use it as breakfast ments. R o o Service 607 l4th St' Electsic Building, 14th and C Su.yN.W. Lansburgh rooum, living room, slesping room. Mens ¢ lll’-;hmoere :xa (Lauke's Episcopal | 509 Seventh Street N.W. & Brother, Arrorux Porcu Suapes will shut out Frun i ? W. B. Moses adtiandeindibutletecalindbreezes Sergt. Jasper Post. American Leglon. e o in—from top to bottom. 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