Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1923, Page 32

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'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, B”’IZENS UPPOSEI] | - PLAN BALLOON RACE. |MUTT AND JEFF—Jeff Thmks Mutt Got Stung. American Entries for World Event | :’ve PICKED UP A REAL JGFF, LooKk AT wr\AT to Be Chosen at Coming Trials. | The national el'mination balloon race will be held at Indianapolis, | Ind. between June 9 and July 4, the ANTIQUE AT LAST I STUMBLED AcRosS AND AT A RARGC IN AN ANTIQUE SHoP BARGAIN OFF oF ST. JAMES fonal autic _Association’ an- nounc fay. Fourteen Ameri- | can b ill be entered, out of SQUARE. & = | which second anl hird in North Capitol and Eckmgton‘;‘..'.‘ et Wil bé (he American ehirie terna ll)nxml hnlnun Association Objects to Spe- : cial Counsel Plan. September MARCH: 28, 1973. ] B ——— —By BUD FISHER. D. C, WEDNESDAY, (Copyright, 1923, by H. C. Fischer, Trade Mark reg. U. 8. Pat. off.) BUT |T's 3500 YEARS oLd AND IT AIN'T SUPPOSED T RUNL \T's KING TUT'S WATCH AND T SET Me m\uc’ onLY TWENYY POUNDS, wity, T CAN GET A BRAND NEW AND You PAID WATCH T\’\A\' TWENTY PoUNDS _FOR T ! 1012 \T Needs You'Re CRAZY!, WINDING — T AIN'T RUNNING: Iull Bennett tro & that the reve | Seam imers and obsery- ers for 1l wtion Tace will be ppoitited D' e d to em- | s special coun- | t Utllities Commis- | Potomac Ilectric Power | |} i Biy o vote of 19/t)i8 the mes ting re- jected a motion that the memb contribute individually to the fund. William ¢. Hender man of the seiation’s ined that Mr. had failed t for the Ban on Hedges DI ;i TRAFFIC VIOLATORS B!?ING 23 FINES {Diiving While Intoxicated and | ' \\”l‘].l“”x‘l’ 'f:'. ord in Speeding Chief Offenses Be- A o o Btk appoints u Judge o be the i fore Court. active list i ordered to where he enlis able retirement under the law. e years old, and h 3y s in the United nd Army. In his early . i d as orderly to Rear Admiral erv he is well set up, ed inventor of s he feels young as he| £ with (l\ \OLDEST MAN ON ACTIVE LIST i OF ARMY NOW TO BE RETIRED Exquisite Easter Corsage Bougquets, Special, $4 A Blackistone Corsage will lend the finishing touch to your Easter costume. A special bouquet of Viclets, Sweet Peas and Roses at $4 for Easter. Leave your order now. &7 Largest assortr jed funeral u vote were in the at t o ation, Alba can borde posed | the United's and demerits of func first licuten d rromotion el er Flowers . PRICES. We ndants were charged with viola _|the speed regulations. Thes follows kT James B. ¢ b Minder. DEAD OF BULLET WOUND. , | Prominent Stee] ! 14th and H Manufacturer | Phone Main 3707 .| Found Lifeless in Office Lavatory. PITTSEURGH. March 28 —William 1. Schoen, sr., one of the most prom- b 25 assorted flavors. Sold by leading drugglsts Guaranteed Quality at Credit—Service—Low Prices at The National Furniture Co. The tional Furniture Co. ‘Buy Your Needs NOW—at “THE NATIONAL” Pay on the National’s Easy Credit Terms Guaranteed Furniture and Low Prices Assured With every purchase amounting to $100 or more, we will give our 42-piece set of Decorated Dinnerware, or a 26-piece set of Wm, A. Rogers Silverware. FREE! Wonderful 10-Piece Bedroom Suite i Pay on The National’s / Easy Credit Terms A VERY REMARKABLE VALUE. This wonderful Ten-piece Bedroom Suite, as shown in the picture, consists o f Golden Oak Dresser, Chiffonier, Chair and Rocker, White Enameled Metal Be d, Soft-top Mattress, Spring, Two Pil- lows and a Room:=size RUg. ... ccuummeruccroaeecennnn Is your car too fond of the curbstone? After your car has stood by the curb for a while in chilly weather or with the lights on, is it reluctant to leave the place? If your car suffers from this embarrassing habit, you ought to be receptive to a few words about an adequate battery. There is no excuse for o@ning a battery that will not start your car and give you all the light you need when- ever you need it. There is no excuse, because an Exide Battery will give you the battery service you are entitled to and it will give it to you for so long a time that itis a practical economy to buy one. 9 JACOBE OR GOLDEN HANDSOVE OVERSTUFFED LIVING G HOOM 3, as plrlurrd- ROOM SUITE, ny pictured, consisting of hig comprising Extension l“lbll‘.'llufl'el, China Settee, Armchair and Arm Rocker; wpring Cabinet, Serving Table und asix mm..; A Chairs, "covered with good grade imitation e leather .. SRS > = weat construction; loose cushions; covered ] il Stove with good grade of tapestry EASY CREDIT TERWS Baby Carriage The pioneer storage battery The dependable power and long life of Exide Batteries have been proved to the great satisfaction of millions of motorists. Exide was the first storage battery, and today it goes on more cars leaving the manufacturers’ hands than any other battery. » Don’t buy a makeshift battery. It does not pay, either in comfort or in dollars. The nearest Exide Service Station has the battery for your car. Look for thissign. Wherever you sceit you can get a new Exide for your car or com- petent repair work on any make of battery. FREE Ice Pick Easy Credit . Z Terms For your Radio | 3 3 with each Th o getan Exide 3 i 4 . = at Radio Bastery 2 Refrigerator “The National” and Tongs RADI The Electric Storage Battery Co., Philadelphia EXIDE SERVICE STATION Factory Branch 1823-33 L St. N.W. Phone Franklin 6600 THE LONG-LIFE BATTERY FOR YOUR CAR Visit the Nearest Exide Service Station Fumed Oak Baskets Tabourette, 29c « 15¢ Each T Irving W. Fnrek- Auto anpply. 1022 14th St, N.W. McCurdy ' Bros., 3730 Georgin ‘Buttery Shop, 1000 Julius Herbert Rieley, 662 Penn- i . SE. Jersey Ave. N. The Electric Storage Battery Co., 1523-1833 L Street N.W. ‘alton Battery Co., 1808 1ith . NaW. MARYLAND. Rockville, Suburban Electrical Co. v o Alexandria, Aceessories OIlDeper. Irvine Motor Co. “airfax, F. P. Sagendorf. redericksburg, J. P. Rowe, jr. arrixonbur; Eside Service Station. Leeaburg, Lambert Motor Co. Winchester, F. M. Reynolds Co. WEST VIRGINIA, Charlestown, Charlestown Bat- tery Service Station.

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