Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1922, Page 3

The Best Fish Story of the Season Three fish in a block of ice, used as a window display by a big southern drug store, sold enough fishing tackle to raise Tzaak Walton from the dead! ‘The big. clear block of ice, with the tempting trout- frozen in so that they “looked as if they were. swimming,” created the strongest fishing impulse ever known in Mississippi, and is put down as the cleverest ad- vertising stunt in the history of the state. Sparkling, crystal-clear American Ice S ity and good food to all In looking for mew mber the Mississippi “pepped” up his busi- debts .n’ J HAVING fonery busi- t premises nw"xnr!‘ if_any, days to W. R having clnims ag present such claims within five and for such other busi- re lefore it. ODELL HOUSEHOLD GOODS CALIFORNIA AT a1 onr pool Next car Oc- T e Iy STORAGE COMPANY, SHEDDA FIREPLACE GOODS—Andirons, 706 10th Grates, Fireplace Sets, etc. YOUR OLD FLOORS neve: B e i ~NOTICE Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces Put in First-Class Condition “Heating and Roofing Experts of Reaso vm!bl‘e PH(‘EL Grafton & Son, Inc., Floor Scrapfng Floors scraped, finished. lw':n;'fle Lin of "Liqnid Asbestos nd of roof. I guaran- $1 gal. in 5 in Rosedere, ine_of_furs Roof Men Ready To Put the Roof In perfect condition. Roofing 1416 F st. n.w. “ompany. Phone Main 14. gs Puts HEAT in ll!llln‘ - Wc Repau‘ Vapor Heating Also do | hemt 2 .'.‘l“\:.":',.’fi e 7 Prompt service ane Elum.hl.n‘: ON. “'l:; PRICES as- cpalnnn, The Bigg Tnnmeerlng Co. ent ARREN W. BIGGS, Prest mo'im- st n.w. - Fraok a17. THeating Plants Repau'cd Tet ns put vour furnace. stoves or heating plant in perfect condition so vou will get all The heat possible from sour coal R. K. FERGUSON, Inc. Stove Dept. 1114 Oth st. Ph. M. 2400-2401. ROBERT T. SHELTON, Formerly huser with JellefU's, now located in Rosedere, 1 High-grade furs, Tedesiguing an _ 81 " Lyon Onz-plpe -pipe Heaters Fuel Savers, Inexpensive, Quickly Installed. Let us have your order NOW. Fiave a complete line of Stoves, Ranges & Furnaces Galvenized Corrugated GARAGE METAL —executed by tm»l piant. bears the hallmark of quality. The National Capital Press 1210-1212 D st. n.w. PRINTING Executed by this louse never ax ta, High grade but not high THE SERVICE SHOP, BYRON S. ADAMS, EEumas, BYRON S APc > imund: CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS. ~___NEW THOUGHT. "~ Genesis Made Practical Beven lectures repeated by request By Viva M. January On Creation and Recreation The seven days are seven steps in Creating Your ‘Wednesday, November 1, at 8 p.m. First Day: ts for free-will offering. mromu'rw\ N READING To0k DAILY. Homer Building, . 6QL 13th fit‘r,eex NV, it rs - |days ago complained to the . {authorities said. also, nlvw‘ilml‘l Iaid. | C.! 6. COUPLE SHOT DEAD; SON 13 SUSPECTED Declared to Have Objected to Second Marriage—Suicide Theory Scouted. By the Associated Press. VIRGINIA, ., October 31.—Mr. |, victims of a double murder, a Aho, twenty-two, son of nen by a former marriage, i the police without a charse. Answering a call, police entered | the house and stumbled over the | dead bodies of the couple. who were married September 16 last. The body | of Wirtanen was lIying across that {of his wife. Dr. J. H. Crowe, coroner, after an investi couple had out two hours. Aho, it w led the police from the hom Charges Stranger With Crin When questioned by the stated that . “who immediately firing shots, committed the doub) Police refused this expla Aho was taken to police he Further questioning Aho from his fir; of the husband was ly Both were shot thi 'humll) against his mother and her | - | husband is advanced by the police the reason for the holding of Al He is the oldest in a family of children, and disapproved th riage rtanen. He made threats ainst the coupl W result that one of his police, | He is being held without charge | pending further investigation. —_— | PRELATES HELD LIKELY f M'Zf o o st TN IVSTERY | | ready Listed for Elevation | by the Pope. { y { | of Bologna and Tosi of Milan are mentioned recipients of the red hat ber consistory. Mgr. L nuncio to Portugal, has arrived and will not r being creat new apostolic OHIO RAIL MAN DIES. CLEVELAND, Green, l propaganda | | October Baltimore and Ohio r: his home here vesterd: superintendent, h ent of the Wheeling years. | l | J SHINY CLOTHES To Be Sent To PARAMOUNT i 727 17th Street N.W. PHONE MAIN 3542 | “Chicago” (That | “When K McHUGH & LAWSON | Everything M EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JFUESf)'AY, OCTOBER 31, 1922. wowons v | Does Bond Bread help the grocer ? THE Hello! Hello! WHILE WAITING FOR CON~ NECTION THINKS HOW PLEASED THE LITILE WO- MAN WitL BE TO HEAR s voice “HELLO, DEAR « KNOW SWHAT 7 NO, THS IS TRED. WHO THIS 189 usT JUST THOUGHT PD CALL A THOUGHT D CALL VOU UP TO SEE MOW EVERY-~ UP TO SEE mw—' TUING = Y SPRED! YOUR HUSBAND! . THREE nw e HES BRIGHT IDEA OF CALLING UP HIS WIFT CN LONG DISTANCE YMy’s Question: cers use? The Answer: Actual investigations have proved that thousands of grocers sele¢ Bond Bread for their own homes. They know what it’s made of —they know it is substantial, not puffy. And they are CANT YoU HEAR ME? TFRED, FRED, FR.ED' 1 3aY TS YOUR Hus- UP. WONI experts in flavor. M IN RCC TER « GOT T Now? JusT-" BAND SPEAKING. NOI GWE HIM M 1DEA SUST THOUGHT — YOUR HUS—" CALING HER UP X 2 é 4 CALLING UP THE WIFE : E : | : E | ) OF TOWN s : e | INGREDIENTS GUARANTEED | BY THE GENERAL BAKING COMPANY @1 SAY 1T'S FRED. “PRED! F-R-E-D ! | Then, asked if je ousy was amons | d: | than any-| clined to say at whom such| was directed. Experts to- o attempting to analyze the, ant but secmly incoherent talk | rs. Sterrett while delirious from poison. When asked to reveal ter of this talk, physicians ! Bryn Mawr hospital main- | pt to characterize & | SUSPECT TRAILED Te Yoty Nens Yogo 72710.7321 F Street STORE NEWS “KNOX” Hats for October 31 8 AM.to 6 P.M. Men at This Shop ONLY of the caused the of Devon, an | Finest Suits in America ~ For the Money - We have the best clothing made by several nationally known manufacturers. You know them, and you know they make only the best. 5 You can cook seven things at once on a Yet it takes but half the space of most ranges. Also you can cook two or more over one burner. Economy, you must admit. You'll' say, too, it's the finest looking, most conven- 3 Late Hits For Your Player-Piano “Tomorrow™ Na 2051 You can depend on them for correct style, and we'll stand back of the quality and workmanship, guaranteeing them in every particular. odd! wn.) ox Trot. No. 2021 "hlhum! \\'a( in Flo\\er See it at Edgar Morris Sales Co., 1305 G Street N. W. Phones Main 1032-1033 [ TR T TR T Don’t buy a suit of the old “sport” model. It will make you look On Saleiat ridiculous if you mix with the fellows who are wearing late styles. cal, 1222 G St. N.W. The new coats are a revival of the popular Norfolk style, with full 1 i | i Cleaners and Dyers 1 l ient gas range you ever saw. i I pleats in front and back. Ask to see our “Broadmoor” and you have i Thistle-Ble contrasting bands. Your new soft hat must be a EASON—Exclusive style, fine workmanship, extra qual-, ity and guaranteed service. bert, Granite, Faw: Raleigh Haberdasher ~ 1109-1111 Pennsylvania. Acoiue the correct thing. Also the two and three button double-breaster styles will be fashionable. 45 Suits for $33fi5 60 Suits for | $46.75 Among these are the finest products of such brands as “Stratford” Clothes, “Fashion Park” Clothes and Hickey, Freeman & Co. Money cannot buy anything in ready-to-wear garments that are superior to these. . “Mallory” The Prince, Georgetown, the nd and the, Saunterer. All colors—Fil- n, Pearl, Dark '‘Gray and Moss Green, with Specially priced at $ 300 Pure Silk Knitted Ties The tie that does not wrinkle after a thousand knots 3 "$3.00 and $3.50 Qualities Good clothes—nothing else Perrin’s Tan Cape Gloves, $1-95 T, g é—“ g R R s THE REAL ESTATE ~COLUMN- WHO KILLS THE GEESE? Every man has a goose that can lay golden eggs Golden eggs are right desirable things, and yet for every goose that lays at least five are “laid out.” @Strangely enough, the man who owns the goose is always responsible for his untimely death. There are some men who in sist upon paying a landlord rent —paying him a profit on their very homes! The man wha keeps that up for any length of time slowly chokes his goose to death. He stifles his initiative throttles his ambition, and not only fails to save money, but encourages habits of mind that will prevent his ever going ahead. And going ahead is living! The Very Best Homes For Sale In Was:hington Today For §7,500 On a good lot—A bungalow |of stucco construction, well lo- |cat(‘d in Takoma Park. Five rooms and bath. ’ For ’ $12,500 On a large corner lot in beau- tiful 14th street extended. Six French Mod- rooms and two baths. doors and open fireplaces. ern. i For Chevy Chase—Detached { In {home, on good-sized lot. {front porch. conveniences Large With all modein ©Also a garage. For $10,500 ! $13,500 Situated in convenient loca- {tion of Mt. Pleasant. Seven irooms and two baths. All mod- jern conveniences. For $15,000 Middaugh & Shannon semi- detached brick home of eight rooms, bath and lavatory. Mod- ern, with a garage. A first-class buy. _— “Watch Washington!” Mr. Merchant: “Common Sense” is the only foun- dation on which a successful enter- prise can be built. Therefore, it is businesslike to want a full return on your effort. You most certainly ‘zrer not getting that full return if lyou pay homage to a landlord. The Business is not really yours if you continue to pay rent. Tt is the busi- ness of your landlord. Buy vour Business Home and then develop i the business, not for some one else, but for yourself. A few properties which can be { built up for you, yourself: 1. There's an excellent drug store located in a fine northwest neigh- borhood, that has with it twelve- room living quarters and can -be bought with $16750. A surc thing for an able druggist. ‘ 2. A store in the. heart of down- town 7th street, with a 25-foot frontage, for just $50000. Do you believe that any money is being made on 7th street? We'll be glad to tell you what we know about it. 3. We might go far and fail to find a better buy than is awaiting quick action on 18th street, two business buildings with a fifty-foot frontage_and a one-hundred-foot depth. Priced at the remarkably low figure of $45, Call Main 2345, “Business Location t,” for further particulars. Also for other desirable locations for your business. i i \l | \‘