Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1922, Page 10

Sk " 10 : THE BVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1923. COMMANDER SCHOFIELD HEAD [WOMEN REPUBLICANS |inin e Kesane st e o } SOLDIERS ENTERTAINED OF NAVAL RESERVES TRAINING| At AT WHITE HOUSE, g g, o 16 it ool mnsgeiten 3oy sine ot 2ana = President Harding now has a fair- Sl jf"ie}.‘fwf:‘""' i \ Concert at Mount Alto. 1y good idea of the political situation | spiration.” *“Of course, the Wounded soldiers at Mount Alto lrr;p{.’le.“ré:ilvanlg})':m):clully from the | takes nu,nnn in uw camp: uusm'm were entertzined lust night at Mrs. Bar Warburton of Phila Sy Setis i, led by C. H. Emoot. The forty pleces and the the rans. Plans to Make District Bat- talion Model Unit of Country. expected Pennsylva sylvania_state republcan keep her high place in the republican tee, and Mrs. John J. O'Brien, chair- | column.” « man of the committee’s speakers’ and lowing their conference at the | publicity bureaus, who were luncheon | White House the visitors di (gumrtx at the White House yesterd paign matters with Mrs. Har: | afternocn, described in much detail vier Upton, vice chairman of the {the plans being made by the republi- ublican national committee. DISIRI[:T STORES, Incorporated D. G. S. BUTTER, Lb., 41c resident COMMANDER JOHN A. SCHOFIELD D. G. S. Stores are listed in alphabetical order as to their owners, together with their a number of ear-old boy, who name and dis- ely after the enter- First of Three Cruises on | U.S.S. Eagle 56 to Start August 19. Training of the United ates naval reserve forces in all s of the countfy has been placed in charge of Commander John A. Schofield, who commands the District contingent of the United States n: reserves. Com- mander Schoficld has just been recalled to active duty by the y Depart- UNTIL AUGUST 15th ONLY ity reserve division of the bureau of navigation of The home in need of a good modern gas range is offered it here in the Navy Department. this masterly-made GARLAND Csbinet Gas Range. AND THE S)‘n flaslki!ilim: to this duty (‘umnmndnrri p ", Schofleld will retain command of the PRICE has been made as low as you formerly paid for an old styl. e ioritn "p S low-oven range—UNTIL AUGUST 15th ONLY! i i Visit our display room and you'll seec among other things, a !i:;r I s to be taken uruhew this year d1d not V:s;;fi!(ll':mur;:)l!‘ locations and telephone numbers, on page 381, CITY PHONE DIRECTORY. became _—— charge of Address Communications to PRESIDENT, 2325 18th St. N. W. Phone Col. 9855 el FEEY M ONEY-SAVING BULLETIN! D.G.S. GOLD BAG COFFEE . . . 27¢ +i%: SPECIAL—NATIONAL BISCUIT CN. 00DS 40-inch range with full 16x18-inch special, patented, “All-Hot” Baking Oven which bakes evenly at all points; an excellent broil- ing oven; special, new, heat-sprending Barners; door panels, back =g to m'xs duty is cor f nd that the | sy 3 importance from the ount of tra z for th of range and side of oven WHITE PORCELAIN ENAMELED, and s e the o ainine taE e other desirable details that make it the pride product of the world’s largest maker of cooking appliances. SEE THIS RANGE and you'll better appreciate the price. Choice of right or left hand oven, with installation FREE under ordinary conditions. | Small Cash Payment and Long Time to Pay l o make this one of the SALES DEPARTMENT—419 Tenth Street N. W. \Music Prizos D eh oht Children | %(l)l(él:sleTg:idv‘Vic'l;. B et }3& gtl:l-fllll Gr ‘a ham ety .,.5c ‘ I—————————"—"—"| In Community House Contests Saltinas ................10¢ Vanilla Wafers. ......... 5¢ e ! Old Time Sugar Cookies. .10(:‘ Macaroon Snaps. ..........5¢ " SUGAR . ... 10 1Ibs. 75¢c Post Toasties or Kellogg’s Flakes, jks. 8c Shredded Wheat . .. .. 2 Pkgs. 25¢ Chum Salmon ... ... Tall Can 12¢ Fancy QCil Sardines . . . 4 Cans 25¢ Matches (6 Boxes--Large) ... . 25 Palm Qlive Soap .. .. 3 Cakes 25¢ - Armour’s Grape Juice . .. . Qt. 48c Kingan’s Sliced Bacon . . . . Lbh. 43¢ Smoked Shouiders . ..... Lh. i7¢c Open Saturdays until 2 P.M. The Bottom Has Dropped Oct of Prices—-Literally We've gone the limit for clearance—now—uwith these re- ductions. You've never bought Mode wearables at such re- markable prices. There’s an advantage in coming promptly. TR (7] il All Tropical Suits —and let us emphasize that the reductions are the biggest ever. Palm Beach $9.75 Mohair Suits, $13 75 Suits, selling at $15, selling up to $25, Left to right: McCoy and Sylvan Lapin. Leroy Smith, John i Tropical \\'nrstcd Gab- Tropical \’\'orstcd, Mo- il o S Bk s [ HoErRBIRTRS FOUNTAIN BRAND HAMS X soothe saval asts, but it seems to | fil A ¥ saits sellmo- up 515 75 \mts St“m" “p szz 75 be the natural If somewhat vociferous | 10830 .l to$40 ........ expression of the big crowd of young | Are Washingt -, Bose Slight charge will be made for alterations. ~ people in the neighborhood of Trinity gton’s Bes Community House at 3d and C streets, At the social and educa ngs of the children, Sold at All District Grocery Society Stores—37¢ Lb. i Vac| GELFAND’S OLIVE MAINNAISE The Possessi 5 e A Dressing for Summer Salads Wool Knickers, Flannel Trousers, Flannel Trousers, sold up to $10 sold up to $10 sold up to $13.50 349 $6.75 $8.75 LA M TN = [ the Setermining factor, with whistling 1S A DELIGHT d s f feet barred i e e | Fopular Amons the male competitors ROTECTION Small Jal', 18¢c Ta“ Jar, 35¢ = =] Be Mindful of the Health 1 . . | of the Little Ones i All Mode 3-piece Suits MASONS URGED TO AID | . x You'll t 2 i q : BENEFIT BALL GAME CARROLL ELECTRIC CO. ou wan Exclusive models; Mode superior make—and in the | > f fancy and plain weaves —— | 714 12th St. N.W. i ) 15 ; $ .75 | Proceeds of Washington-Chicago | . Suits sellingup to $60. ......... = | Contest to Go to Trinity Com- or on e 1 a e " < - munity House. . i Slight charge will be made for alterations. vl H B | An appeal for every scottisn Rite] | t t - £ | Mason in the valley of Wasl m.,wn;_ £ ‘ k h P h Cak Lot Sports Suits—three are four pieces—reg- $ 75 Bt attend e e ey o Anprat! ‘ ! to make a eac e / ular trousers and Knickers, that sold up to $50. o % 24, the proceeds from which Wil be|] y . _‘ . o . ——— used to further the work being done i 4 Slight charge will be made for alterations. — =S| for children at Trinity Community 8. And a £= | House, has been issued by Elwood P. | 3 5| Morey, Scottish Rite deputy for the| All Stiff Straw All Panamas' 53.75 st;‘;:‘;‘g,rn jurisdiction of the United % p. | ~ ontw sclingupto. §180 thateld up o g5 B ern s | $5 Lot ‘of -Menis} Caps E ‘;rgnlmz-uu:im'llfltari‘and)..i?x"no'mhérlie "t &Inrh‘ S 3 Or Y pecl ayer 1 al s a Palm Beach and 50C broken sizes—grades % il e s of bt b 50 $ 00 < Madagascar Hats. up to $3.. Soereere % This ftaet ‘:x:\:l;;sn);pr. 553'73"}_-"22,‘,’5“5’ f . - a most un B e h aded £ of : tll 1cCnic 5 = e ’f«?fi?&"mesfl?o? *the cause o be i or the pi = ! hel %! %nni;.e words of Mr. M v, the i Good on n{hrr current—and - . . S R T AT Final Clearance Sllirts offers Scottieh Rite Masons an op-|ill the pest insurance aainst hot [fil There's always the surety of purity in Corby Cake—enjoyment b | Parnec100 per cent value in charity: | [l weather you can have. i without the drudgery of baking. For Spring and Summer—Mode patterns; Mode qualities R R T X . St X Sormuntis. Housa. ana 100 ner cenc ||| C. A. MUDDIMAN & C0. 1| Fresh from the Corby ovens at all D. G. S. Stores. Madras - Shirts. 89‘: Fiber Silk and .v;zlllehlln %fll;:z‘\;\:lalrgms“(‘eheduled cham- | Up t0 $250......... Silk and Linen— §9.29 plonship base Bl 2% be the same ||| 616 12th St. 1204 G St. . Russian qu_d and Im- up to $5.00... sose |}x‘:i;," fguaresd on. SRS ,d“;:,a;‘;g_ _— j J ported Madras— 51'59 Finest Silk 34_95 ments ththolpxrt?eagr,e:t Slr:?ecedcn‘mlh 1 ' MA BR : g s | up to $350....... Shirts—up to $10. R s BUNIONS! LT : munity House, which is located at 3d A ; in Stops instantly— r - S e S e S A e r?égefii:‘m R Covell, himssif a Pail Humfianishcs 7 For Your Health’s Sake Gl ish te Mason, is m. h . 3 4%?,’1,‘.&.,’“";- %n:se 3 noln»:er:fi':gr})?i:in? TRY IT AT MYR'SK Made by Chas. Schneider Baking Do Gnts ;ery ‘ i 'or the moral N V! ) . e e Final Clearance Cravats - siitation foniins momls el Company tore are in the homes, the gymnasiums, memnhsthe h Snu-.ml Knitted Sil lthe game rooms, on the Blaverounds | B oelen: swolin, ruing conditon Cut Silk— 2Q¢ Cut Silk— 8Q¢ “m:;e&sn e everywhere that childhood is found. : “{‘h“’“‘f_;;t mn-:x.v cEREso I A FI up to $l... up to $2.50 P $1 '290_ = = N ik il comisces : SHIP HEARINGS SET. 2 R T ey “The Prize Bread Flour of the World” o u leather Board to Hear Proposal of With- & ot Pure—Wholesome—Not Bleached P is PEDODYNE, The Complets < Lot of Madras 8Qc Lot of Wool §].29 L e Bunion Teeatment. You will say 5-1b. Bag, 32¢ 12-1b. Bag, 67¢c ic Uni i o Hearings on ‘the withdrawal of Ship- 1| is wonderful — amasies. 50 quick: o 9 Athletic Union Suits, Golf Hose........ |ping Board vessels from the inter- 50 sure dossit act. Don't wastetimé Coastal service will be held by the| / MY {$id money on uacless merhods CHOICE board August 17, Chairman Lasker i ek Todsy bl i ay. ard has ; Seasels allocated to the North Atlantie “,'.;"“""m Pl B ||and Western Steamship Company of uumnu\mm Desei a7 o ; 9 e Mode---F at Eleventh e e : il tnemss e : At All of Our Stores Commissioner Chamberlain will be in charge of the hearings and will Af - £ R o oy o N £ S m”,,,,;w.. : DISTRICT GROCERY SOCIETY STORES, Inc. | withdrawn from the intercoastal con- = hrnnne. with the result th.t a rnu