Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1923, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1923, TWU EUJBS [NSTALL |VEWFOUNOLAND VOTING - astt e s i e e e st o (Bt BTt e e hestrat, Bzt it . Headlight Tests : ; 'or some days. ‘The resent government was - | fall, v | g ON BIG PAPER PROJECT | “Fromiec Sir Richard Squires precipl-| ‘The British government has agreed | rurned ‘to- powsr In 1915, chreying | the Tats of Shout $5.000000 & Seek tated an election on the government's | to be responsible for one-half of the |twenty-three seats against thirteen proposal to guarantee an English Dulb | amount and 1f Premler Squires is sus- | for the opposition. . Offered Autoists o pi et Erstin s PRIt AT paper industry for e colony. ', leads the opposition. May 3.—Resldents | Armstrong Whitworth Company of |tained In today's voting this colony £ | t . . bureau ruggled to the | London has undertaken to establish | Wil assume responsibility for the re- e | 4 polls today to vote for u new house of |a large plant on the island if the Brit- | mainder. The money raised under the ! e of about $5,000,000 a week. TAXIS & AUTOS Lower Rates Main 431 Are your automoblile headlights assembly. Travel difficulties caused |ish and Newfoundland governments British guarantee will be used to pur-| Of the 23,443 persons listed in correctly gauged? If they are not by icebound harbors and deep snow you have an opportunity to get T aajustea trom. s untn 10 |Rotary and City Organiza- o'clock any night this week at Z the testing station of the bureau tions Start on.New Activities. ; "ot |chase in England machinery and|“Who's Who in America” 1,687 are guarantes principal and interest Of|ooyipment, and that from the New-' women, of standards, on Van Ness street near Connecticut avenue. These tests are being made In -operation with the Washington ¢ Council, which is working rectly. Installations of officers for the en- ously to make the streets |gug . 4 % o toal ieater ng year were held by both the ns wnd motorists. Tests already made bureau of standards show many |the New Willard Hotel and City Club, headlights are being used incore Loth for ? Rotary and City clubs at meetings by the |yesterday afternoon and last night in respectively. At the clubhouse of the last named How’s your Guest Cupboard? Keep it stocked—it'll save many an embar- rassing situation—when the unexpected guests reene Sakg & Tompany o happen in for the evening. - This assortment will organization, Henry E. Stringer, e s G Y = meet every demand. DIES IN LEGISLATURE. president; Claude H. Woodward, first > ; . May J. Roun- | Vice president; Charles, Demonet, sec- 1 bottle Pinomoney 1 tin Chedder Cheese. represent- | ond Vice president; T. Lincoln Town- e e e hiee stufr. o L 0 % size Potted . died of heart |end, treasurer, and Roy Neuhauser, | it Ollsea. Tongue. : discase at his desk on the floar of the |SCCretary, were given a rousing re- % wize Portu- Teitaine/Eettea j Slacas 5 2 dax, |cePtion When called to the platform rdiues. late yesterday, |In a brief address Mr. Stringer com- 1 Smoked Sur- {plimented the club on its accomplish- . ‘mems during the year. 1 tin % wsize Vienna 1 can Puree Fol Gras. '-‘ He sald that too much interest Snuxage. 1 cun Salmon. | could not be displayed by the mem- 1 tin Tuna Fish. 1 jar Colossal Queen bership in civic matters, and strexsed 1 tin Aspuragus Tips. Olivex. Rountree had spoken of | the desirability of making the club 1 tin Camembert 1 can No. 1 size Fruit Salad. W to the living.” the clearing house of all local needs, Cheese. \ al All for $5.00 thereby establishing a more compact means of presenting District necessi- ties to Congrewss, Don’t forget to order in what you'll need of staple and fancy groceries to carry you over the time the Shrine crowds are here. G. G. Cornwell & Son Charles W._Semmes, chalrman of 1415 H Street Phone Main 875 Kippered Her- For Friday and Saturday Men’s 2-Pants Suits $19.00 Every Suit—of the several hundred in- cluded in this offering has actual value far in excess of its price. They were made to sell for more—MUCH MORE. Tweeds, in the best patterns; Cheviots and Fancy Worsteds, in new designs— modeled in conservative and young men’s plain and sports styles. Just give a good, sharp, critical look at the character of the tailoring. That tells the story of value. And the extra pair of : B pants—don’t overlook that fact. Sizes 34 ° o | b to 44. “Pledged to Quality” 11N Boys' $12.50 and $15.00 Fourteenth St. at New York Ave. . Knee Pants Suits the automobfle committee tor the Shrine convention week, appealed for cu-operation in aiding his workers supply the needed cars for the trans- portation of visiting nobles during e C it T ¥ . : U < and _chorus, sever from “Faust” were rendered dancing and a buffet suppar followed. Arthur D. Marks, recently elected president of Rotary, presided at the ‘t‘y or meeting of that club for the first N time since he w huen . to succeed 3 the reciplent of tellcitations from his fellow ans and responded with a brief ess. nest Hathaway. chairman of the ‘s boys' work tommittee, reported on tuken by the board of govern- whereby all Rotarians will aid - ‘personal appeal in inducing boys ave left school, or are contem- plating so doing, to remain, if pos- sible, at their studies Will Supply Speakers. Mr. Hathaway read a letter from aniel t of de an appeal for ring Shrine week, e e Goodman & Suss Clothes, Tailored at Rochester “lub. Boxes for the game ad from E. C. Graham, mmittee of Rotarians will Mr. Jelleff to dispose of A pleasant, harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups, especially prepared for Infants from one month old to Children of all ages. MOTHER! Fletcher’s Castoria contains no narcotics. 1t has been in use for more than 30 years to safely relieve Wind Colic &L ; To Sweeten Stomach [ SohR: Haye: Harameand:. who Wi en: Regulate Bowels tertain the conference next Tuesd, Aids in the assimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and Reduced to $1075 Each with two pairs of pants Myr. Goldheim Talks: Constipation Flatulency Diarrhoea More Besides Money--- WHEN WE SELL A SUIT WE W Fancy Cheviots and Tweeds—in SOMETHING BESIDES MONEY FOR IT. ‘ allicie p";““""““f ',“°d°'s'l' full '"‘e: WE WANT YOUR GOOD WILL. WHEN . pants. arked in regular stock, WE SELL YOU A SUIT WITH A GOLD- i $12.50 and $15. Sizes 7 to 18 years. HEIM LABEL IN IT WE GET IT. Secona Floor Introduced by Rotarian Robert rence, Miss Elanor Whittimore, itnist; and PhHip Gordon, pianist, d lighted the assembly with several numbers from the great masters. Natural Sleep without Opiates M & To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of (ZamfF7hLhors~ | During tast sear 1073 fatal acci- 5 z dents, ing 1.153 deaths, occurred Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it. nes and quarries of Great WE HAVE SELECTED WELL IN THE MATTER OF SPRING SUITS AND TOP- COATS. NOT SO MUCH BECAUSE EX- HILERATING STYLE, GOOD TAILORING AND LONG-LIVED WOOLENS GO INTO THEIR MAKING, BUT BECAUSE THESE QUALITIES ARE INCLUDED AT PRICES PLAINLY WITHIN REASON. Special Sale of “Junior High” Suits Reduced From $20 and $25 $15.75 These Suits are specially modeled for the youngster just going into long trousers—with all the style he’ll want. Plain Blue and Brown; Fancy Blue and Brown Herring- bones—Single and Double-breasted. Sizes 31 to 36. Second Floor. SUITS $35 TO $60 TOPCOATS $27.50 UPWARD CLOTHES WITH THE ENGLISH. ACCENT 30th Anniversary Bargains in the Boys’ Shop Tomorrow and Saturday—and our 30th Anniversary Sale ends. So bring Sonny in before then and share in the worth-while bargains which this once-a-year event offers. Entire Stock of Spring- Weight Suits Reduced Sturdy mixtures and blue serges, most of them with two pairs of trousers, reduced for our Anniversary as follows: Boys’ Wash Suits Reduced from $3.95 to 5,89 They’ve been very popular at $3.95 and include a variety of styles. Linen Crash, in Gray and Tan; some with Red and Blue collars. 2 ‘White and Pongee-color Broadcloth, with small plaiting on 4 collar, cuffs and front. Balkan, Button-on and Middy styles. Sizes 215 to 10 years. Second Floor $25 & $27.50 Suits now $20 & 822.50 Suits now $15 & $18.00 Suits now. Bargains in Boys’ Furnishings $1.25 & $1.50 Madras Blouses fresh gum candy-coated—. | delightfully flavored! Peppermint—Tutti-frutti—Spearmint 10 for 5¢ 89c Union Suits now. $1.25 & $1.50 Golf Caps now.... 93¢ $1.75 Pajamas, light weight, Boys’ Palm Beach Suits $9.85 Values Up to $12 ‘With 2 pairs of knickers in sport and Boys’ Blouses Union Suits Agency for Teck, Jr.. Shoes “A 'Solid Foun- / -dationi* for School or Vacgtion.” plain coats in the following shades: . Sand, gray and khaki. This is a splen- did value. Accredited Agency for Boy Scout Uniforms and Furnishings The Avenue at Ninth iclet e ‘ff,{fifi,lgfi‘tged chewing gum 59c A special assortment—Plain Tan and Fancy stripes—cut large and full. Sizes 8 to 16 years. For Friday and Saturday. 59c Boys' Nainsook Union Suits, with elastic band in back; cut big and roomy. Sizes 24 to 34. For Friday and Saturday.