Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1922, Page 48

_48 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1923 DERBYS T SAILFOR U. 5. |60 CANADIAN FAMILIE ! I E—IEESIAE==1EE==S00 rans. vecember 1—r. e S IR T e ik o==n ' IN TEST OF “IDEAL COMMUNISM”| * MIDSHIPMEN ISSUED | | Derby and Mrs. Derby, who was Miss | Ethel Roosevelt, will sail for the “Gross Dereliction of Duty” in An- 1 United States today on the steamship s GLASS FOR XMAS PICTURES AND TRAYS —_—_— e | have been guests at the home of Am- | By the Associated Press 173 plots of 160 acres each, with only 2] ; » Christ Guests | WILLIAM, Ontario, December |One plot unsuitable for farming. Costs Loss of Grade. rls mas ues S i [ J : ‘ | bassador Herrick. They visited lhe‘ FORT | grave of Quentin Roosevelt near | 14.—A group of sixty Canadian mnullpml1;3::“:':[?[nlfigfl:‘n‘l‘ull)b:h‘ly:lrl;l‘;‘r’onmfi{ By the Associated Press. i | Chamery and yesterday went to Mau- | wi “ideal communism™ a trlnl!mu selection of a number of meinbers ANNAPOLIS, Md., Deceniber "— pertuts, where Quentin was billewed. m ajiucwlyfopencd township named {of the community to clear o certain d Vi Ly cffect b, ; N x er section. i 1lrmmu by “Hurold H. Tittmamm, Jr.. T Ty T RT e B pring plowing and sowing will be hunl’) dlmlmg that three mum 1 a m e e Dominion and | carrfed on in the same way, and other {men of the senior class b m $75,600 Stock of Beautiful Ap- a m E | George Washington. While here they | napolis Hazing, Incident | —will soon come to m The Handy merry, an:;‘ you'll natur want everything s ic and s Rub, 25C floors, wooduor]f tumn}\,z:: —for Dusting, bathroom fimng}s‘. etc. 1’For this ol 3 reason you ought to be inter- -—gielia;;:;lgg& ested in “The Handy Rub.” i It costs but 25c—cleans, FURNITURE. dusts and polishes all surfaces # quicker than chamois. lasts ¥ three times as long. Made 1o . fit the hand. Let us show youa ; 7 N N et e back to the next lowest tee Al mho, loit s ereuiientanor be observed, a ngs erected. Full settlement may | ha | down in an acrial - | ol bouseved and complished in the spring. accord- | “8ross dereliction of dut » persons prominent in the Z|sult of the recent hazing has | - Potan Slothing and housenold | been issued by Rear Admiral Henry & YA {7 B. Wilson, superintendent of zl|c|§ | mu e lund in the | goo ve in a settle- ferty the 1 will be treated us private but everything else, farm imp Naval Academy. . fencing, cultivation, ks ree midshipme thus punish- | : Thomas :y. Roxbury. Mass.; Thomas non, Ind., and Ho N. ¥ Papers in_the cases of 0t s t Hawkins, Springfield, The township. comprises | nows of the outside world. Bruce Robinson, But Not WINDOWS, etc. parel and Farnishings for Men Y larity b 7 T ind directed to b dismissed trom 1 | B Women and Children will be P f opularity | HAWAIIS PINEAPPLE a,g;.j‘;n:}‘,; . i pr.q..k.‘:;l,rn,g‘fi ) | Siioe otk ? sacrificed at 33c on the dollar by mifed, “agmiount "ot ui. | CROP WORTH $22,000,000 ity & e i Lists it B Glass Tos Fitted to Gife Tables, Desks, cec. # . depress M clenched his teeth. Disfigured by py orrhea. they were the May Be Overthrown by Rapidly ;. necret of his social soli g tude. McHale’s Propara- Growing Fruit Industry. tion ends pyorrhea. A e ey remedy for all gum sore- HONOLUL Decembe ness and mouth inflam- e e mation. REE—A trial ire of McHale's Pre | fec redy clals. i |# HUGH REILLY CO. : Ancicnt Supreratylorisugas Cane |l Levy-Jester Co., 311 Seventh Street N.W., who are going out of business. i Oils PAINTS Glass 1334 N. Y. Ave. # and 59 per c nducted this ‘mulch also re Z{ments on proj They also indorsed to planters. SEE el FRIDAY’S “STAR” B Lot Bang! i At Reliable Druggists B e s D i $1.00 o] =——= 0] ———=| 0| —=0] 00| — | 0| —] |——|al—=o|c=]o]c—=lal—=]0] R L, mm%%m%&%m%m%%&?mm&?%%&% 6 : ,§h4§1 Player-Piano ‘BABY GRAND' | SPECIALS PIANO \nvn' ce Lights up | Telephone Service Connection Charges When you apply for telephone service, there is neces- sary a series of forty or more different items of work | Upright Piano SPECIALS which the Company must do before the service is ready for your use. This new Upright Piano in neat, A very unusual instrument. New. guaranteed, thoroughly mod- i plain style.—of quality construction Made by the oldest piano fac- ern Player Piano—Our Christmas Club Orders must be written and distributed; your name throughout—each one absolutely guar- tory in America. See it—and Specizl—plays hand-played rolls with 4 5 : s ante M’l‘ Our great (huitmaz g(‘]ub vou will marvel at this low Dle)lfe('t f‘gm?essmn—gas%‘ to play. easy and associated information placed on various department Special at DLICS: to pay for at this records; wire assignments made; directory records estab- Special Price *435 A few Used Play- er-Pianos, all re- conditioned— La Fargue . $385 Weber Pianola $535 Chickering . $785 ,}f"‘ g 1 lished; “Information” records posted; wire installed from cable terminal to the telephone; telephone installed and *325 ; Used Kurtzman Piano in neat, plain mahogany case. $265 Shoemacher Used Piano, walnut. $150 service started. Thus our records and plant facilities are | arranged to make your telephone a part of the general telephone system. i | | When you request the discontinuance of telephone | service, there is necessary a similar series of detailed changes and operations. In addition, some of the wiring must be abandoned and the labor of putting in and taking out the telephone is a loss. Our records and plant facili- ties must be again rearranged so as to leave your tele- { phone out of the general telephone system. These “ins” and “outs” of the telephone business— Special Advantages—Unusual Privileges—Join ARTHUR JORDAN’S Christmas Piano Club Of course you want a Player-Piano for Christmas—and that a good one! Always thought such an instrument beyond your purse? Join Jordan’s-Christmas Club—that makes it easy to buy any Player-Piano in our store. There are so many advantages to this club that hundreds have already joined—enthusiastic in the opportunity to save in price and to enjoy easy terms of payment. Come and see our many special values. Make a small deposit to reserve your instrument for Christmas. The first payment is easy—and the monthly terms easier. which we call “station movement’—cost in the aggregate a large sum of money, representing a substantial part of our expenses. ! One way of meeting this cost is to make our regular | monthly rates for service high enough to cover these ex- i penses, thus placing it upon all subscribers. This would l be unfair to those subscribers who require no “station movement” over a long period of time. They would con- tribute toward the costs incurred by those who require service for only short periods or who demand that their equipment be moved frequently from place to place. This. we believe, is not a fair basis of charging for this service. The other way of meeting these costs is to place them wholly or partly upon the particular subscribers for whom this work is done by means of a “Service Connection Charge.” . This is the method we follow. It is the gen- erally accepted method and is considered fair and reason- able to all concerned. Small First Payment—Easy Monthly Terms Whether you want an Upright, Grand or Player-Piano, you can get the instrument you want on the most convenient terms—a long time to pay and complete guarantee of every piano sold. Free bench or stool, and full value exchange privilege within one year. These are a few of the advantages of Jordan’s Club. Come in and ask about the other advantages and privileges—see how easy it is to get the Piano or Player you want. This is why we make a “Service Connection Charge” for new installations, changes of address and changes of subscriber. Select Your Piano Now for Sure Christmas Delivery ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO. 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