Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1923, Page 11

e e e —_— 1 = 3 0 nucleus of & proposed army. of 5,000 | terést housewives in a boycott. ‘Sev- | tests of women against food profitecr- |a feeling of indignation among house- - v w eral hundred women will make street [ing on Tecord in this country,” said U S Flyers Sow Seeds fOl' ast ! MEN To HAMMER women out today In a drive designed | SCR o addresscs tonight, Mrs. Wels- | Mrs. Welzmiller. “Sugar ought not to wives whose fury will not be abated to hammer sugar prices batk to 7(miller added. sell’ for ‘more thun 7 cents & pound | uneil the profiteers are brought o Forest in Remote Hawaiian Hills| DOWN SUGAR PRICES ;s s rouns. whien she seciared to) o 33,8280 s BS50w i SREBET | 55 " alini cho Srice nds aroused | theie knces i i Stert e mpw e P R e e pe s e v b f be a fair price. _— | Investigators armed with question- _— NEW YORK. April 30.—Mrs. Louise | "2/7¢3 vislted grocers to quix them Forestation of hitherto inacces- | cesstully performed by theaviators |peed Welzmiller, deputy commis- | O% NCreases in prices, whilé others ibl 1 areas in Hawall that it is probable similar experi- wero expected to start later in the : o begun by the | oronta ot be mbde in this country. |Sioner of public markets, started the ! day on a house-to-house canvas to in- : e O === ——————=——— ===, =] . STYLE——QUALITY—DEPENDABILITY i H isi r ceived today by the of eight square miles by four avia- D = Eight Battalions, Comprising| . ent Trom. Sl Gt | Sora Heins fw mirpianse,Fhe reo mmerall, commanding | port said that “such an undertak- S High School Brigade, in he 1 n deuarlxwm&‘m the ing performed in the ordinary way THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, 'APRIL 30, 1923. L ent caled 10t ld h involved months of . - < of great mational vaiue. Wt was | tedlous work and such huge ex Now in our New Store, 709 13th, one door above G i ium. first suzeested by the Department pense as to have rendered it im- Action at Stadium of Agriculture and was so suc- | practicable.” R o = b Shrine Visitors Will Be vushington High School Cadet Brig- INC. o e s 1 £ NHere Before You Realize It B Seve Seeontosn Bleveolh 5t NW. 1 in the Central High School| ; The drill began Talk to us about modernizing your household appoint- o'clock and will eontinue until about | Bank Here g ” ments. No trouble for us to estimate on House Wiring, Fix- | 6 :;“- | / e ; e , S iy ture Installing, etc. 'We're notably reasonable on— MA Y DA CLEA RA NCE A silver loving cup, sltt off Sl o ; i | some « patrons of downtown banks. On the other hand, 7 N Jewel Gas Ranges Hot-Water Heaters cenveni akes for a satisfied cli- s N . M House Wffing Automatic Cook Stoves | FOI‘ Three Days Oll]y | A"‘(il”(lm:i;u‘"””‘:,Jlsn:}:::i:!u:l:al;';: o Fixture Installing’ 01l Stoves, Etc. Our First Spl'illg Clearance Sale at 3 R";\-»l“ ; Park with us. Save your collateral and open a savings account. C. A. MUDDIMAN CO. ; DRASTIC REDUCTIONS during banking hours. Srank : ‘-\mf Yot ‘lx“x: The Franklin Nationa_l Bank Sbpecialists in Heating and Lighting Equipment 0 E T S k f W B l M‘ i A -4 10th St. and Pennsylvania Ave. 709 13th St.—One Door Above G St. n kntire Stock o omen’s anc 18ses ppar el BRANCH: 1111 Connecticut Avenue <& s'e, = Clearance—as Arranged by the VOGUE, Inc. Parking Space Here “The New and Different” arded the w of the v Commercial Business Specialized ! Where you will find the “NEW AND DIFFERENT” only. No old Time Deposits, 4%. Savings, 3%- ’ Il I stocks—But Fresh New Spring—“ONE OF A KIND MODELS”— JOHN B. COCHRAN. Pres THOS. P. HICKMAN, V. P. & Cash. g . v which brings vou style and value together. To the Washingtonians who desire the Smartest in Fashions for im- mediate and Summer wear H P v | CHICAGO. April The g 2 3 i S \ i : : . = Aeedyh excoutive committe 3 | Z '\ = g Invites you to enjoy this opportunity of selecting distinctive party_announced today 2 4 - g » Outer Apparel while they are Seasonable, and not old or Shopworn INC. This Absolute Clearance Includes—-Entire Stocks of All Spring and Summer 1923 High-grade Apparel MEDINA. ) Root, eight Wasayo 2 A. R, H | Dresses—for E\en Occasion—all one-of-a-kind Root. Comp @ mil dolla = 2 { Suits—that are Different—Exclusive Models. home in this c oday after v | P Wraps, Coats, Capes—of High Character. (s;ilk :{ Wool Sgogt Sk‘iru—?nmofva—gm!. isi verblouses and Sweaters—that are Distinctive ———— e i o e s SN : land Six—-the car of sl s W~ e How to Get Rid of | Known Mileage—at Deck Paint. Keep your porch fur- | 44 $§19.48 . . piture fresh and new with bright col- $19.48 $23.48 3"1'48 Bedbugs I its present low price! ored, “stickles™ du Pont Calored $23.48 $29.48 . ey may get : 4 i Enamels. It’s easy. ou can it { 32.48 $32.48 4 STl e Then you’re sure of e s | e o e but llh\ can be gotten out Q9 $42.48 paddd e e l delivery when you trifling. Start now. ' $52.48 € 9 | - want it' Our Prices are Specially Low on $58.48 $42.48 P D S poe T s o DA Ol and B $64.48 ;;‘?'Zg $48.48 1 a 1OS i Q 's who o - s » You know their haunt cracks and _crevices, I Immediate Delivery on All Model H U G H R E l L L Y C 0 - $129.48 $64.48 $1.:1'f).48 places and it will e | i DISTRIBUTORS ‘ $132.48 $84.48 8152.48 terminate then lnfz’y 10 i District Company Paints, Oils, Glass 1334 N. Y. Ave. ! Sport Skirts Overblouses moths, too.” The i k. : ftled witiiiatmos 1B Mata 7612 THE FOLLOWING LOCAL AND NEARBY DEALERS Silk, Wool _ Sweaters makes application_ easy i | ! E. J. Quinn Motor Sales Co. HANDLE DU PONT PAINTS: Novelties. . Summer Furs difficult places. | 821 14th Street Main 2080 DIXIB HARDWARE, Co, 4 GED. A, EMMOX: . Ave. S.E Clearance Prices Clearance Prices il 2 " 8 .. o 3501 LW, i3 . 35C I p W o w . c1cH, St 8 —Neaxt door to Palais Royal— For sale at Peoples Drug res We carry the complete line of du Pent Painte St N @nd Varnishas, the finest B. L. GERSCHNIC] SENW for every purpase. CARR BROS. & BOSWELI Everything Must Be Sold! # o cmrtngs Cost Matters Not-- It’s Cash We Want! Let this be a “Pacific Northwest Summer” e B:}’:-’ma‘ ELLOWSTONE PARK is wonderful— 5 ‘WONDERFUL! But it is not all there is to . i ' | p Doctors saySunshine 3 see in the NorthemBPucific N([:ountrg: sGok(ur- t Biscuit: % e ther west —to Helena, Butte, Missoul pokane, f : Arrom' ou. You: 5 Seattle, Tacoma, Portland—right to the Oregon- _ i mu mv'“ . ‘Washington coast, where the sun sinks into the sea. freshly baked sam- |} plesifshewill use the : coupon. 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