Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1923, Page 13

| BY RADIO TODAY Schedule of Local Wireless Entertainment. \l\—\l\nl Radio Stotion, Radlo, Va., 345 lu 4 pgu.—Closing live stock | 15 p.m—Hay and feed mar- 5 l",m —Weather report. 5(7" ship orders (2,650 meters 10:30 p.m.—Naval press news (2,650 ‘meters). 11 p.m.—Weather forecast. (Except where 1 oted, sending is CW 5,950 meters.) By Radiophone on flll Meters. s vlo for violin Hemanze (S\endsen) \ruswmn Hen: Stepha e B d Suf WJH—White & Boyer Company (360 410 4:30 p.m.—DMusic and features, WWX—Post Office Department (1,100 Ts). 3:50 p.m.—Report on fruits and veg- b! les. p.m—Report on dairy products grain. :30 p.m.—Live stock and grain re- ports. S p.m.—Report on fruits and vege- tables. 9:45 p.m.—Weather forecast. WIL—Continental Electric Company (360 Meters). 5:30 to 7 p.m—Phonograph selec- tions, — WMU—Doubleday-Hill Electrie Com- pany eters). 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.—Program of mu- sic. WIAY—Woedward & Lothrop (360 Meters). 2 to 3 p.m.—Selections on the phono- graph and reproducing piano. \\[ \0-Tl|e Hecht Co. (360 Meters). m.—Selections on the vic lvn|a and reproducing piano H as’ follows: played on the Vi Shaw. singing | a , Washington composer, own compositions and ac- g himself on the piano, \lr 'son ‘B rcmemhend for position “‘Sons of Am {dedicated r) “Souveni ord xylophone sc rl\)s m Max Irland, Soldiers,” “Lovin’ Sam® (Lovin). Closing announcements. RADIO NEWS | | NAA will broadcast tonight a con- | cert by an orchestra from the United | States Marine Band under the direc- | tion of Taylor Branson, second le: er. The concert will begin at o'clock, instead of $:30 as heretofore. The concert by the United States Navy Orchestra to be broadcasted from this station Friday night wil an Another will violin® solo. “Rom; by Musician Henry C. Stephan. glies to the questionnaire of the on Radio Broadcasters’ As- so ciation published in the “local radio ®ossip” column of 5 will be forwarded to C. 9. Fischer, president of the associatio: Willlam T. Plerson, Washington composer, will feature tomxms pro- zram of ) hs, nd FFlP(‘TlOnB on xylophone by Max Irland e WANTS ESTATE SETTLED. Dr. John H. Metzerot TansasShy T, Metzerott, who died or of the 9%(4.!"‘ Dr. Metzerott owned 250 acres of land near Berwy valued at| EYES Al EAULTY 7 OMB folks have favlty eyes without admitting it and etimes without kuowing it. “pass: up” slight sym ulted. need glasses he with 11 you so promptly. LEESE'S GLASSES COST NO MORE THAN THE ORDINARY KIND. Branch Store, 712 11th St. M A Leese OpmicaL © \I OPTOMETRISTS | MW m m : o] S tz, “Th Bea - uite i = v"‘:.m 3 = g m m m o] - s 2l Tow s s in ! A“B 0‘315,; Lm |a i 2 fi (a o] .,,;III 410 llll e 7 d E | m fi o] udmfim y A. %I i fi N YOU o] fi - A THE EVENING ELEVEN STORES NO C. 0. D¢ STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, EEEEEEEEEEEEEE—EEEEEEEEEEEEEE! WASHINGTON SALVAGE COMPANY 1923, s ¥ ELEVEN STORES START TOMORROW, JAN. llth AND 12th--TWO DAYS ONLY U s SURPLUS PROPERTY Gove‘rnment Supplies of Many Standard Goods Cut in Price Below are Becoming Exhausted—We There- fore Advise Every Wise Housekeeper to Scan This List of Bargains Carefully, Make a Note of Her Needs and Shop As Early in the Morning As Possible to Assure Best Service. Army and Navy Recent Releases of Fine No Phone Orders Merchandise are Represented in This Tremendous Cut-Price Sale—Most All Grades of Goods Rising in Price at the Present Time. THIS IS THE TIME TO BUY—AND BUY! FINEST MAKES THE MARKET AFFORDS -- MANY PRICES LESS THAN WHOLESALE Army Leather $ 1 Palm Mitts, 2 for Men's Canvas-back Work Gloves. Double Bed 31 Heavy Sheets Bleached Sheety that will go 'lll'llt:;x.lllll—.‘ lay in a supply now. Canvas Leggins, $l 2 prs. for ; —just the thing for hunting or work. 29¢ U. S. 18x36 $1 Extra h?l\) lDllhl white, brand-new, perfect qu A purchase from the tough, durable glove that's a big lntclll. A purchase splendid Men’s Army Brand-new, side-lace style: in all sises Huck Towels, 6 for U. S, Medleal (‘.lirlii U.5.G: L Wash Tubs $1 Rrand-new Galvanized Iron Tubs that are extra heavy and good size. While Men’s 19¢ Khaki $1 HOSE, 8 prs. for Ideal working socks. For Dollar Day. 42x36 Heavy sl Pillowcases, 4 for Slendid, durable guality, with meat hemmed ends. 1,000 Pretty Bedspreads - l!'nllllllll white Marseilles designs; good welght; new spreads. Dollar Day A regular 39¢ va Queen Quality 50c Imported Tea, 4 Ibs. Finest Grade of Java Teas, -l.ndld l:";-lld. in sealed cartons. Lay a sup- Wasco Fresh $ 1 Roasted Coffee, 4 Ibs. Excellent quality that !elll l! SflL b, In sealed packages, ready fo: 2,000 Reclaimed $l Army Raincoats Regulation styles, in all sizewm proof and stardy. Excellent (nlfllllnn 50c Men’s Canvas Gauntlets, Leather $ 1 Palms, 3 for rm":n’n ‘:u:" ;:-bl e (-Ioren in large, 42x36 Unbleached $1 Plllowcases, 5 for Extra heavy U Army :uodl brand new—a wonderful !ulul\ spec] Men’s Heavy $ Blue Overalls mudh “llho||| bllb—sl'!l up to 44—! $1 ARMY HEAVY BATHROBES Army Used Men’s $l Unionalls, Special, Men’s extra heavy khaki garments in Fine quality Terry Cloth, and drawstring. On sale last. Laundered by Uncle Sam. $1.50 Khaki New $1 ARMY SHIRTS Men’s Used Wool sl Underwear, suit 60c Cotton-Filled Army New Wool heavy lnklnrz and_clean cotton Good filled. Reguiar siges. In fine condition. ard make: EXTRA SALESPEOPLE TO SERVE YOU -- SALE STARTS PROMPTLY AT 8 AM. $2 Regulation Knives $ 1 for Boy Scouts - Fine Tempered No. 5 Steel Knives, with blade, can opener, etc. During this sale only. Heavy Army $ 1 Used Axes Regular 4 and 5 pound axes (hl( lre worth more than twice this limited quantity. Army Slip-Over . ¢ SWEATERS Mo Shage Sweaters, In all sizes up 1l made and warm. Reclaimed Khaki Riding Beeclles, 2 for [ Heavy G. I. Army $ Water Buckets, 2 for l Big size — durable. purchase of 2,000 from Uncle Sam. m; bargain. $2.50 New Steel $ Meat Cleavers Cholce of 3 different sizes—standard mnku of finest stecl and handle. At- Unbleached U S $1 Army Drill, 9 yds. Men’s 15c White Whlte $ Handkerchiefs, doz. l Heavy hemstitched qu-my large alze. Just enough to last a day o Men’s 15¢ Khaki i1 Handkerchiefs, doz. 1 Soft, durable grade, and hemllllrhrd border. Big size. Limited quantity. 2,000 Blue $ Couch Covers, 3 for 1 Many pretty designs from U. §. Ship- plnx Board; heavy quality; “or‘l to 83 9 New Canteen and Mess Kit, both at Brand-new outfit for camping pure ::IIIQ'H‘. ‘A combination that's worth $2 New Boy Scout Pack Carriers, 2 for Just arrived from big camps. Stand- ard equipment bag for camping trips. _Army Wool Hose 5.gal. U.5. 250 ¢ Men’s 0. D. $ FELT SLIPPERS 1 Olive Drab Wool Bedroom fil.pmr. in 1ia; for Men, 3 prs. for $1 Regulation Heavy Woolen Socks, fa, all wizes. Worth 75¢ pair, at len: all sides 6 to’ 11.' Dpllar Day. New Spade and $1 New U. S. Pick, both for Nose Bags, 2 for - Short-handle Gardem Pick and one- Genuine U, S. Quartermaster ‘Leather ::":;‘r . S, Spade, of finest makes.” Spe- »“:‘:Il.lp Bags. Lowest price in Washing- U. S. Navy Meat Knife and Kit, both High-tempered Steel Knife and sol- MILK CANS Heavy Brand-new Cans, just unln-dm A wonderful bargain for Dollar 1 5-1b. Cans of Imported HONEY Finest I’Inrk'.v'in‘h::l:;l\‘::lrrnlllr:,lr‘l.v"(ul' diers’ complete sewing kit ain. 20x40 New Turkish Towels, 3 for Heavy abkorbent quality, while they last. Al white. &ain. A big bar- 1 on sale A\ real bar- > STORES ALL OVER THE TOWN - SHOP AS EARLY IN THE MORNING AS POSSIBLE! Comn, 15 for. .. 1-Pound Can Corned Beef, 5 B il coonaes Frazier's No. 2 Baked .Pork and Beans; 15 for. . 39¢ l’eu, Peach, pe, Mu-s 1 G or. No.Zum and Belt, new. . 1 ‘ 933 5th St. N.W. 11091 H St. N.E. 310 8th St. N.W. Vest Pocket Safety Razors, $1 f o 4Canso Grated Pineapple $1 & 6 Cans Corn. A% Armour’s sl Qatmeal . Soap, 24 for... 303-305 10th St. N.w. 3144 1418 Florida Ave. N.E. == I_EEEEEEE-—-—:EEEEE_EzaEIE—EEEEE » U.'S. New Navy All-Wool Blue SWEATERS $9.95 All ulu- A A G- o Van Camp uu not Le ‘ln“fltefl lor Iell than lh to neck. A M St. N.W, £5 New Rasp and Pliers, both for Assorted Soups. Doz. No 21/2 Aprlcot: 5-Ib.Cans of Fine Assorted Tt 8] 1 1 5] | | Dollar Day One-Pound Can $ l SLIOFauts o4 CORNED BEEF : Solfnble Coffee, HASH. 6 for. .. 24-0z. Cans of Grape Fruit Jam, 6 for. ... ARMY WRAP LEGGINS, 2 prs. No. 215 Sliced Pineapple,, 1348 U St. NW. 3052 M St. N.W. 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