Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1923, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT s FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1923. No lceL‘lg:;n;::red in REPUR'I' 7 I]E AD |Special Wagons NO LIMIT AS TO AGE. A ol > =S . 7 ) . s~$’e [Grotto An i 5 ORD RES —Not until twenty years after TO Ald District’s . ot Dounces Bepmiasiey (Coiy % ]l America’s large cities consid- . . e for Women and Girls. \ ered the daily delivery of ice Clean-Up Drive| oren ana siris who acsire 1o enter = —ON— et BB e s A the popularity contest, which will be one 7 = a7 1 Every householder in Washington | of the salient features of the high carni- ican Ice is now delivered to all Wt I : will be given an opportunity during | xal to be held in the Central Coliseum New Wiliard cusine. | ashington with uniform reg- 0 clean-up k, April 2 to 7, to get v the Kallipolls Grotto, from April 2 » : = Shing £ A to o e N w / ularity.” Patrons are thought- | SC0res of Farm DWellings| i or uny sunic or waste ‘material | {0 18 nclusive, were requestod today ew Willard agguins- ORDER NOW! at has accumulated in the cellar, | .5 ments. ful enoueh to write about tat eral chairman of the committee in g noug > abe attic or back vard. hRTES ot 510, © American’s delivery service, | Are Swept Away by Sudden Morris H: supervisor of city L3 yoom 610, Continental Trust New Willard refuse, e bt he | COmPany building. 'There are no age servuce. Pay As You Ride | All regulations controlling the distribu- are kind enough to encour: E : z v . limitations. u o ue < tion of anthracite coal hav the men on the wagons with a Rise of Missouri. b e e The winner will receive a diamon Coffee Shop prices. A SMALL PAYMENT DOWN aving been rescinded TP iquadron of |TIn® valued at $500. The second priz AND BALANCE MONTHLY March 15, we are pleased to announce that word of appreciation. | will be a gold wrist watch, and. t A genuine dinner delight WILL OUTFIT _YOUR CAR we can book orders now for next season’s third prize a tailored suit. & N 0 | CORD TIRES. 4 4 collect pa- | o s A number $1.50—6 10 8:30 P. M. WS NEW: ly. Customers <y it is casicr 1o keep|ICE GORGE -CLOGS RIVER male chelr | ot g storsans | ) | Open Sundays 5:30 10 & SR ’ e , each route, |& 5200 steel [garage, @ radio receiving Table d’Hote Dinner Guaranteed 8,000 Miles Orders will be delivered in turn as coal is time—say v 5 e o ailabl i i | : I > . il - available at our prices current at the time of /iDynamite and Airplane Bombs : Ly will'be Vaudevill and side shows dun Free Repairs delivery. A bl : : B 1t S Fail to Dislodge Obstructions v d ing, novelty games and an exhibit b; - l ¥ Wiz o, paeeciner of | S| QOFFEE SHOP T.0 Probey Co ] . mc ady have reserved gpace in the Coll- AMERICAN | % |t psi e i § it B | T-0-Probey Co. | | pavlow Coal Co. To test the penetration of rifle shots, k12 i Yok g s Thel sl i ! SIOUA Iowa. March 23—Sev- |tate. Mrs. Watson was well known in| Is six feet six inches thic ladephia, TheBllme Sratord 2100 Pa. Ave. NW. R : = e S ieciee aean congressional °s here. She was cted in France. Rifles wer —_—— i 811 E St. N.W. Main 311 eds of live stock drowned |an enthusiastic horseman, having won | fired at a distance of fifty-five vards, S s NG A In each case the ball was stopped at arm dwellings swept | ANy I S ~"M"'mmm' a penetration of five and one-half —_— e 7o) away as result of a sudden flood b s ac deel 65 Years of Fauhful Eficwnt benwe C MPANY in the Missouri river bottoms south | e 3 — X <ot = AT Tl BELCENLAND New Mammoth Steamer (27,200 tons) Sailing April 18th From New York to Plymouth, FLAT TIRE? [0 " - ) mom | INSURE | 1 [ieSphea o o SelEhe T Sob”Fees SMOOTHTOP?. With J. Leo Kolb 923 New York Ave. N.W. Main 5027. Roasts and bakes to Eyes Examined In = 'rCormxr:k ladiell perfection Glasses Fitted ed * | en reel Cherbourg and Antwer) || i, (|0 CAUDES SEGNES | Sttt « SPRING SUITS fermita snd buras. bat Lite deoieht, Specialist | luurious travel. Turkish Bath . Inland Is Inundated. gas. 10th and G Sts. N.W | and a Swimming Pool. A finely o R R = s Brone ats 121 | cquipped Gymnasium. Elevators. d lsland, near Sergeant On the covered top 6 or 7 A la carte restaurant service with no - f wa. frem which one man things can be cooking at a e — SRR ST | ns e AitaTah hiD E | or It is the con- s pt by the flood vesterday time with but 3 burners going. Oldest Pm,"’ House in Yoo 27,200 tons—the newest palace atanty offpes; of head of live stock hud Convenient Terms, s X H Inquire for details formance, the ol tend of Washingt 2 . d « gh points of the W . shington i feeli - island were swept away by the flood. - 4 imperiling the lives and the property Dist.ibutors NT ance which is of hundreds in_the lowlands along the 1305 G ST. N. W. oneof themost banks of the Missourl river south of e N, satisfying : he & Phone Main 10323 " & GLASS CO. 2 T We always aim to give big values in Suits things about [ ! West 67 1239 Wisconsin Ave. ° ! and Top Overcoats. Now you will find values a motor car, EX-SENATOR’S WIFE DIES.| ‘ even bigger than usual because we have adopted a that has given 1 1 fit d the Hupmobile new policy of small profits and quick turnover. its great hold on the Ameri- can people. # Sterrett& Fleming, § ;, “Our Recommendation Is Your Protection” Let’s go! /////////////§ Let D CENTRIFUGAL " FORCE make washdayeasy' HE LAUN-DRY-ETTE has no wringCr. It dries the clothes by centrifugal force. This feature of the Laun-Dry-Ette makes it the greatest labor-saving electrical washing machine on sale. You have no wringer to feed. The Laun- Dry-Ette washes the clothes quickly and The Only Square Zoned for Business Within Radius thoroughly—then whirls the suds out: it rinses of Several Blocks and is Truly the “Business R the clothes. then whirls out the rinse water: Hub” for Petworth =i T M L e n it blues them—then whirls them dry for the Open and Lighted Daily Until 9 P.M. line. We Invite Inspection If you need a new snappy Spring Suit or Top Overcoat for Laster Sunday, we have them here awaiting vour selection. $27:50 $32.50 $37.50 Plenty of 'em and every one a winner. " STANLEY SHOP_ | 1209 Pa. Ave. ed vesterday at the _ ‘E’llmlll|llI|I|||Hl|lI|l|Il|Illllllllllllllllllfllllflllllllllllmfl e For Sale—Stores Four Rooms and Bath on Second Floor Hot-Water Heat Third and Upshur Sts. N.W. l% No Location in Washington Affords a Better Oppor- % NN 7, tunity to Quickly Build up a Retail Trade. 7777777777, 7. Drying by centrifugal force enables vou to ~ do your entire washing without extra tubs. It D. J. Dunlgan makes it impossible to injure buttons or 1321 N. Y. Ave. Phone Main 1267 fasteners. It I(eeps your hands soft and white, because you never have to put them in the R b ol — Let centrifugal force make washday easy. We zhall be glad to give you a demonstration. lefifm\:g:}cm:cwfivb Just phone. write or call—tomorrow. NATIONAL ELECTRICAL LR Supply Company e ! 3 1328-30 NewYork Ave. Phone Main 6800 e e | Established 1870 ‘ iy I, “Tin Roofs—Slaq Roofs . REPAIRED AND PATNTED. & et A i "fuunmmummlmllllmmnflmmnmnmmnflmnnmnmnummnmmmmmunm ]|ll|ll||||||||||||i||||||lfllmfl"; raiton&Son Inc ; 1 3 : i S “DUNIGAN HOMES” || 4 Sreciel Seerder Ot , New Homes in a New Subdivision P y o ‘ D?Uble .Wear for the Boy Location, Construction, Elevahon, Design »and Finish Second to Nom.e w‘;!;)el Rest Assured v ... || Big Savings for the Parent ‘ = . ‘ | $9) BYRON S. 'j\bAh'g“",,,'({,;"u i - these y O Pr:ntmg Needs? i ’ T P ° 3| i e o DOYS 1 WO-Fants duits ’ Very neat, dark-stripe patterns in long-wearing, hard- The Natlonal Capfial Pl‘ess: ‘ E 5 . i finish worsteds and Blue Serges of all pure wool. 12101212 D st nw. ! : ' Wonderful suits for business wear; ]unlg-\\ear:‘ng a?d | ini i % - s smart in appearance. Sizes 35 to 44 in regulars and stouts. $ 75 : mehed e 3 Offered tomorrow at the very special price of $20. . : Hot-Water 0ld Ivory : - i Heat Men’s Odd Trousers-- $ 5_9_=° This Is, Undoubtedly, One of the Finest Men’s Suit Values We’ve Ever Offered The “Ironclad Roofers" and W a A match for the odd coat and vAe]s](-fgi\-e it an St ot s r’::f in x‘n‘:\’r‘l‘:hn(r\:wwlgl‘:,‘::“Ei Quallty That Is orth I"ully $16.50 M h Tlled Bath extra life. Worsteds and serges. sizes. ware so, and we furnish one with every job. | al ogany IRONCL Roofing, 1418 F st. They're made from durable All Pure Wool = Silk-Striped Silk Half Pare Silk Knit Rugs anldan;’;t:l = Tweeds, in handsome patterns and colorings. ! ; i Shirts Hose Ties al- Neat clocks. The Handframe, made notthoroughiy clean uniess sasied. ou The newer Norfolk models, htamnul]\ tai- : ; e e A aa rhi:lslxt!\er in plain shades { - - d sizes. it - ! lored. Fulllined coats and lined pants. ~Sizes | ; R e Smite. A wondertul wpe: binations Tomor- 10 to 18 years. We invite you and your boy - Sizes 14 to 17. CISLRLGRIoNTO WA Tow’s price Tfi,emwafh“WY:SZ:Q:I-Y{ESPQ?L in to see these wonderful suits. Third St. N.W. (Between UPShul‘ and Vamum) sl 95 50c sl 00 A cozy home, consisting of six rooms and bash, hardwood floors, deep porches PHONE \l\x 3 front and rear, wide alley, large yards, with and without garage, These homes are about five minutes’ walk from Washington's most spacious “picnic ground.” offering a Sunday outing for children and adults without the usual Sunday night fatigue. & mran(m A $1.00 gallon in e eallon b : zailon n]x.\olg'_g-lli;: Take “Grant Circle Bus” or 9th St. Car Marked “Soldier’s Home"’ bucket a Y314 o, ave s Phone & S Open and Lighted Daily Until 9 P.M. Run Up Your Car 4 { INTING. |—andi - o R L e 910 Seventh St. D. J. DUNIGAN 910 Seventh St. owncr. {bus” in spring dress “We Request the Return of Anything That Can Be 1321 N Y : - . ew York Ave. N.W. Phone Main 1267 We Request the Return of Anything That Can Be R. McReynoIds & So Bought for Less Elsewhere” 32 2 § Boughe for Less Elsewhere” Pt A TR R »