Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1922, Page 14

***#*** 220X RO KX A K AKX ORANGES A CARLOAD DOZ $ Direct from the Florida Orange FOR Groves toourstores. .. 7........ 35c Single Dozen Mixed sizes, as they come from the grove. ...... Meats at Packing House Prices STEER BEEF! LITTLE PIG PORK! Top Rib Roast . . .. 25:, | Pork Loins .M 205 NewportRoll...... 35; | SpareRibs....... 16; Shoulder Clod . . .. 23:, | FreshHams....... 23 Old Dutch Roll . . . 15; | Fresh Shoulders AR VEAL Smthfield VEAL l 43 Ib. | Bouillon 2 e 22'%. \ P CHICKENS, Frying or Baking.....37".. Long Island Ducks, 39;, | Stewing Fowl . ... 345 % c Ib. 'HK'k<k**i*i********&********* *****’&****}*#***** * K SLICED uea on 5.]b. Box |/ LEG of LAMB 4015.\] | I\BACON %, $175 || LAMB ROASTS Boncles 355 | ¥ TERE I L NEETElEbREE] .. DT DELICATESSEN Whole Baked Chicken..89°=+ Baked Shoulder Mustard Chow Chow, 2 lbs., 25¢ X Smoked or Fresh S “Creamcrust”’ THE BEST 16-0Z. LOAF FRESHLY BAKED Hand Packed TOMATOES Pineapple, sliced, large can. . . . Pillsbury Pancake, 2 pkgs. . . . . 25¢ Maine Succotash, can. ... .... 15¢ Miller’s Vanilla Extract, bot. . . . 10c 0ld Dutch Ginger Ale, 3 bottles .. . 25¢ Asparagus Tips, Wilsco. . . . . . . 30c Apricots o5t Peeled, No. 2 can. 19¢ Ketchup 19¢ 5 7 1/40 101Ibs, No. 2 can ¢ 3+ 2% Security Peaches, large can. . . . 29¢ R & R Plum Pudding . . 12¢, 27c, 49¢ Baker’s Cocoanut, wet, 2 cans. . 25¢ Grape Juice, pt., 23c; qt..... 39¢ Curtis Bros. Jam, ’d, jar. .. .22¢ Teco Buckwheat, 3 pkgs. . . . . . 25¢ Santa Clara Pmnes, 1SS 10c 12 n'."" Holland Belle / Blue Label Large Bot. K A AR IR IR IR IR AR R K K With Any Purchase of Other Groceries Wisconsin Case of Peasl 3. $2.75 N N\ N All our markets will supply the articles advertised so far as their stocks permit. The few items not in their stock will be on sale at the Master Market. : __ EEEEEE—JEE:EC—:EE—E|EEEEEEEEEE FOR A KA XN A 23302243 253 22 243235243354 24 3256 2 3358224322 o4 Kk ek *H*H*Hw*********n*m*wuuw«n*uuufl*H***uuux-*uuu Phoné Main 2576-2569 : 622-24 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. ************************************ ¥ b -3 E -] WILL NOT EXTEND TIME FOR D. C. AUTO LICENSES Tags May Be Obtained Up to Janu- ary 1, According to Latest Announcement. ‘Wade H. Coombs, superintendent of licenses, sald todsy that he would not recommend an extension beyond January 1 of the time limit for ob- taining automobile tags. Although December ia now half over, only 19,000 new tags have been sold; which is only a small percent- I‘e of the total number that will e to be issued. ln order to avoid congestion and a long walting line of applicants, Mr. Coombs is now maintaining two of- %\ DRY LAW TRIALS 10 BE SPEEDE Judge Hardison CIear§ Decks for Action by Dismissing Five Cases. LAYS DOWN NEW RULES fices, one in the basement and an- other on the first floor of the District building. However, if 40,000 or more car own- ers walt until after Christmas to get their 1923 tags, as now seems appar- ent, there is likely to be a jam despite the efforts of the superintendent. Mr. Coombs today appealed to all All Witnesses and Defendants Must Be on Time or Take Con- sequences. Speeding up of trials of defendants charged with violation of the na- tional prohibition law has been deter- mined upon by Judge Robert Hardison jof the United States branch of Police ('nurl. The docket of untried cases, which from week to week is accumu- lating in velume, is to be cleared by prompt triala, the judge has decided. He sprung a surprise on Assistant District Attorney Frank J. Kelly, handling the whisky cases, by dis- missing from the trial docket five cases in rapid succession, for want of prosecution. Judge Hardison did this, he stated from the bench, because the cases had been on the docket for some time, had been continued for one or another reason and the gov- ernment had failed to have its wit- nesses ready for trial Lays Down Rulen. Judge Hardlson laid down a set of rules, which, he said, must be observ- ed by government prosecutors, at- torneys interested in the cases. bonds- men and defendants, and which he! warned he would enforce rigidly. He pointed out the necessity of the gov- | ernment sending out summonses for '/ witnesses sufficient!y in advance of trials to enable them to be served. This rule, he sald, would apply to the | government and attorneys and de- | fendants allke. He insisted that surety bondsmen have the defendants in court at the time their cases were scheduled on| the docket and keep them there un-| til the cases are elther tried or other- wise disposed of. If defendants and | witnesses cannot be brought in on the regular summonses, the court said. then attachments must- be is- sued. He pointed out that failure to do these things would result in case: being dismissed for want of nros tion. and if defendants are not in |, court when their names are called, then the surety bonds will be for-' feited. The action of the court evidences' that Judge Hardison intends to give the law enforcement officers hearty co-operation in the prompt trial of all cases that are made by the police and revenue officers. The cases dismissed for want prosecution were: Bertha Campbel selling; Anna Burton, selling . Green, sell Attractive and unusual én design: Your cards to far-off friends should be in the mail now to assure timely arrival. Engraving -7 —lends a touch of refine- % ment to your Christimas Cards. Place orders now. ~STOCKETT9 {FISKE - CQ! &PRODUCING STATIONBRSI 3010 -E-STREET-N'W}| mmw%%%mmwmwwwmm ing possession, - and Holmes, selling and possession. —_— DROPS DEAD IN HOME. William Thomas Hudson, sixty-tw. irs old, 1128 Montello avenue nort wst, dropped on in_the kitchen at his hom. oroner Nevitt gave a certificate o icath from heart disease. AL TR W Giveables--- o ok your t thoughtfulness in selection H051ery— Guaranteed perfect quality Silk Hose: full fashioned ; lisle tops and hlg spliced heels and toes. All sl 59 . shades, including black........ 3 for $4.50 Other Mosiery $1 to §7.95 & pair Chemise— With Step-ins and Vests to Match Crepe de Chine, Radium Silk, Satin-striped Crepe de Chine, Crepe-back Satin— trimmed with real Filet and Valenciennes E 5 lace; strap shoulders and fancy ribbon bows. Flesh, Orchid, Peach, White, Blue and Biack. 55.00 Each) 5 ce s s o= e e il Other grades $1.35 to $10.95 Gowns— : Fine Crepe de Chine. Radium Silk Crepe- back Satin—in White, Flesh, Orchid and Peach—New Jenny, round and V-necks; trimmed with Val and Filet laces. Bmlt -up and strap sl 0.00 shoulders " $3.45 to $15.00 Petticoats— and Pettibockers The Petticoats are in Radium, Treco and Milanese—cut full - and long; with flounces—scalloped. hemstitched, eyelet embroidered and fringed. Paisley and all desired shades. The Pettibockers are in the sam; choice of materials; some scalloped; oth- ers with double rubber at cuff. 55,00 All shades, including black. Each Other grades §1.95 to $12.50 Sweaters— Wool Tuxedo and Slip-over Sweaters; and combinations of wool and fiber; round ‘and V neck; ss_m belted; some with pockets ~ Other Gradss, $1.96 to %300, Scarfs— Wool Scarfs, in Angora and Brushed Wool effects—some with pockets and belts; all with deep fringe. Plaids and stripes. 5295 and $5 Blouses— Really remarkable values in Crepe de . Chine, Satin, Caravan, Prints and Paisley —round and V neck; or square collar. Hip-line and Overblouse sl 2 .50 models — long, short and three—quarter sleeves. . 2 Othar Biouses $1.95 to $35.00 motorists who have the money avail- able to get their tags now and avold the confusion that always exists in e tl;otileonn office on the last few days | Body of Missing Five-Year-Old Boy e year. Motoriats should not forget to §o to the District building with the nec- essary horse year of m I ———lo[——[o|c——o|c——lal————Jo]c——]o]c——=]ale——]a]——o]c——]o]——=ol——q-r Opportune Reductions in EEEEEEEE@EEEEEEEEEEE ==k |after wandering most of Sunday night. There were no signs of vio- lence about the body. More than 3,000. persons, including a troop of cavalry and the Boy Scouts of the neighborhood, had joined tho hunt. Three Armmy uirplanes flew over the district, but could find no trace of the chiid. ° —_— DIES OF EXHAUSTION. Found in Pasture. JUNCTION CITY, Kan., December such as engine number, ‘power, bore of cylinder and 16.—The body of five-year-old Marvin Koepke, missing since Sunday, was found yesterday In a pasture several Wisconsin leads all the states in|miles from home. the production of condensed and evaporated milk. 3 —————— The body was found by a farmer. Apparently the child had fallen from exhaustion, Last year British rallways carried 200,000,000 fewer passengers than in the previous year. The W. D.’Campbell Company's Artistic Home Furniture and Interior Decorating Studio nnouncing e A new department devoted wholly to the display of distinctive home fittings and artistic_decorative furnishings of high degrec. Specializing in interior effects—wall treatments, floor coverings. furniture, draperies and objects d'art for residences, hotels, clubs and theaters. Many handsome Christmas suggestions—floor and table lamps, ladies’ writing desks, gate-leg tables, tea wagons, book and maga- zine racks, Windsor chairs, smoking stands, consoles and pictures oSf zal:tistic worth. Shown on our Main Floor and Second Floor tudio. Mr. Benjamin H. Streeks in charge, formerly with W. B. Moses & Sons and late instructor | College of Fine Arts A. E. F. University, Beaune Cote d'Or, France, will be glad to offer sugges- tions. CThe W.D. CAMPBELL CO. _Offi e and Home Furniture 724 13th St. N.W. Philipsborn 603 to 614 ELEVENTH ST, COATS —both Plain and Fur Trimmed - Come tomorrow—you’ll find three tempting groups—made up of Coats taken from hlgher-pnced grades—and marked for selling at $22.oo‘ $ 39.75 . $69.75 It’s enough to say they have held conspicuous place in our regular stock— that they are made up in the highly favored weaves; . —that they are in the popular bloused and wrappy models—with the smart Jacquettes comprising the first group; —that the furs used are those preferred by discriminating fashion. All sizes in each group! YT AT TNttt st W; Far Coats Make Happy Xmas Gifts —ndeurCodde:pothsbunnhhnhlfler—(oyw -llnnhgo. v ———lol——lal—2lol—————=lal——|o]——lal——t——]a[———]ol——=[al—=]0] it *MMMWWMWWEMMWWWWMMMIE