Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1922, Page 18

i 18 i s THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 192 N ¢ 0 repeat ever so often, “I hate to give|age, and they now make their home |and many in the past few years have BOWERY-WISE CHINESE I ]”'other Qf' R 0 De rt ent . |ust 2 together, with a housckeeper, Miss |disabled her somewhat, but she says ROBBED ON v|s|T HERE . ”l Lives Witk Housekeeper. Emma Nash. ber will power will not let her give : . Mra. Bailey lives at 1915 Pennaylva-| With the ald only of a cane Mre |up, — nis avenue nofthwest w r sister, | Bailey journey: oyment | Mrs. Bafley was loud in h 3 Pair Engage Taxicab, Are Driven l’orced to Retlre Afler 49 iea's Mra. Frances. Avery, who came to|alone. Last week In the rush of gov- | of her associates and volunterred the i ion by Fact R Washington from Richmond shortly | ernment employes to get on a street | Information that “our little P. M. G, One Week's Demonstration by Factory Across River and Relieved of after the close of the civil war. Both | car she was ccidentully knocked | Wil Hays was the best one we ever ¢ Representative, Aug. 4th to 11th, inclusive gh! Watch and $60. women’s husbands died several years |down and, sl tly injured. This fall | had here.” . : TR Washington Gas Light Co., Two Bowery-wise Chinese, Charley Wing and Charley Lee, who are on a 419 10th Street N. W. Salesroom fiv visit here from New York: and, stop- 4 3321 Pennsylvania avenue . were robbed of $60 in cash Id watch early this morning cnd of the Highwal bridge. . = ts shortly o Chinamen ‘ touring car iven by two young men. They in- ted them ‘to dr around the will clean and sweep yourmfi:nd 4 carpets as perfectly as the t 73 electric ever made—is easier /4 to run—costs less to buy, g y nothing to operate. The 4 last word in efficient vacuum cleaners. You really must ¢ see it @ Ask us to prove that theVacuette does all we claim—and we will show you by cleaning your rugs and e e carpets, free of any expense : ; D etnin. to/the Diss to you. Just ’phone and you i o' get the free trial. VACUETTE SALES CO., 631 Pennsylvania Ave. N. W. Franklin 3657 —— Ly elit suit and straw hat * Dot Goue STORES Choice Small Leg of SPRING LAMB . . Ib., 29¢ ‘I 800 pairs to go at this price. All from regular $5 to $7.50 Shoes. Tans! Blacks! Whites! Sports! Some in all sizes; others broken. ([ If you are lucky enough to find your size, you'll get SOME VALUE! : Mrx. Lucy Ann Balley, who will retire from the Post Office Department On Sal. after forty-nine years' service, and Tom, the post office cat, who has also n Jale at completed years of work for the department. Comparatively speaking, e for a pension, but his custodians don’t know of any place he o to. ur Jtores ' Exceft Cor. 7th & K St & < H 2 . . Mrs. Lucy An on the fourth floor of the Post Office or. (t S. oo, Stares e e o o pase 381, CITY PHONE DIRECTORY. " [of e fourih fucr. it ot of tne enice| Depariment raelvs's miary of 448 “City Club Shos" 414 9:h S » > 2 S tment building, is|plus the $210 bonus. Her retirement 1914.16 Pa. A | pension will be $24 a month, which 1318 G St. P a. Ave. she declares “is not enough to feed & 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. ten.” Her close relationship with one in the department and the t her income will be greatly e e e Address Communications to PRESIDENT, 2325 18th St. N. W. Phone Col. 9855 e e . MONEY-SAVING BULLETIN! |5 employe side the f Armour’s Grape Juice Quarts .................48¢c [ Ivory Soap ........3 Cakes 20c i Fancy Peas. ........ 2 Cans 28c ;. w0 Campbell’s Soups . ...... Can 10c Fancy Sardines . .. vk 4 for 25¢ : Smoked Shoulders . . . . ... Lb. 19¢ | it Just out with S Boari o e though she rea Hnie her _‘ . = 5 Stredded Wheat - 12e =t | AUTUMN STYLE : H turned to the lines she, | <ot . Puffed Rice . . ......... 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