Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1923, Page 26

2 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, leggers had maintained a brisk mar- | Orl l»n of l ongfellow Poem {DRASTIC ORDER IS DUE ket, with sailors as thelr customers. e Clermont avenue gate will re- 8 | TODEATHS IN SALOONS |t S Sism e xaloes S wE s said, but it, too, will be Reve e T otter 1u d n the boolleggeru shift their Commandant Closes Navy Yard| lficllvlllcp and & tug ser\hne l‘n \ltx hattan will be estabiished for the Gate Leading to Brooklyn Re- hemm of sailors going on leaves of abse; sorts F ted by Sailor: Epecial Dispateh to The Star. Lamson. gave it a place of honor llx:v e \Or::“'? z sD .5 !‘ —— their office: for twenty years une 20.—Deaths o PORTLAND, < Me., June .u_\msl‘ ung there. but finally was sold. |several sailors who frequented saloons | TRIPS MA-DE FORTNIGHTLY. lovers of Henry \\adswurlh Long- [\ow it is lost, although memories of | along Jnds street, Brooklyn, which fellow know his poem, “Keramos.”|i# '- r ulled when New Eng- | borders the Bro York and the land ce e yard's| Pacific ¢ was cunoad by the its idescription of the ipottek (ah "': 0lq about iz by Mr. Lamson. Because | gote which leads ¢ Mercantile M Wheel with the fancies which flitted 154 S0 Cvalue as w relic of Long- | fare. It ts announced & as he|sellow, a search be de | es P. Plunkett, :«h::uhg:; |:|'.‘- e urn by | tSroughout New Flu.hmd in an effort the facile fin £ the master being | 12 tojlooate this pig an American ic. ‘ But it was not until an elderly | Portland potter, Rufus Lamson, be-|( cam~ reminscent today th it was | disgovered where the boy Lon Kf(l'nw i &0t his inspiration | for “Keramos.’ A; Rear Admiral | ginning in October. Thi «nmlnundmn e o ordered sheet-irou barric ccted at the entrai s and San Francise Gaylouches of Color Add New Beauty to the in White Shoes LAST MILE OF RAILWAY | T0 BE LAID THIS WEEK/ 5,““\“,;;‘95 Alazkan Railrcad to Be Completed After Nine Years and Three Work. b <o m x it e W Mcenths® White Reinsk | white kid trim Ivory welt 8o Green or Blue kid n. paneled e $7.50 White kidskin with red or - trim White Nubuck or Patent Leather gl | Sandals. $5.95 White Silk Stockings $1.00 to $2.95 Cor. 7th & K Sts. 414 9th St. “City Club Shop” 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 1318 G St. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. 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Today, master crafts- men combine in Heywood-Wakefield Reed and Fibre Furniture a distinction of design with unusual durability and comfort. g Your dealer, in recommending suites and attractive separate pieces, will tell you of its unusual service to three generations of users, - A Quality Seal on Every Wheel FOR town or country trucking-under medium weights, at moderate speed, . S. Regular Solid Truck Tires have become the measure of tire ecnnnmv among experienced truck owners. Thm is a U. S. Tire ment suited to every tmc ing condition, We can supply you. United States Truck Tires are Good Tires Witt-Will Co.. 82 N St. N.E. arry Heywood-Wakefield lud and Fibre Baby Carri: “bullt to fit the m" nn identified by the red ality Seal on Every Vlh-ol". Look for this quality mark. Charles F. Miller Co., Bethesds, Md. PA‘I' OFF. D. C. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1923, Clly et iprie ed from Uncle Sam in gigantic qu tigton. refunded. I No C. 0. Ds l Scan the big offerings of bargains below! Other Big Opportunities —.. 325 e lBJ. S. Army Knee Army Wool Hose $ for Men, 3 prs. for Regulntion Heavy Woulen ~m-|.- in all slzes. Worth 77 New Spade and $ Pick, both for Short-handle Garden Pick and o plece L. S. Spade, of finext makes. Spech 5-gal. U. S. $2.50 $ wa nndrrful hnn:lln '(lr Doliar Day onl Hip Boots s 1 U.S. Army Steel Cots, $2.50 U. S. BLACK g e Skl S W Bl the housewife—bra U. S. Army Cot Mattresses $2.50 se palr, at le “u-m ofi—protect sour clo U.S. S. Board $ Laundered Sheets, 2 for 1 Single Bed Fatra Quality Sheets that have been Inundered by U. S. Gold Medal Fclding Cots. ... .. Uncle Sam. Finest mnkes. = $7.50 Officers’ $1.50 Khakl New $ Rainccats ARMY SHIRTS Brand-New U. S. Army Men’s Khaki U S. Long or Short $1 Heavy Trousers. . $1:49 :‘:III:PI that )Ilul arrived IWI!! \nr'fllk ‘l’my U. S. Akohol _— ing Stoves. . $2.50 Men’s Heavy $ Camping Stoves. . $2 Blue Overa“s Men’s Scout Shoes ..$2.45 td Naerbeantener. ang made s, 0.D. Men’s Army Balbrig- $ Men's White Duck gan Underwear, 2 for o e R T e D U. S. Black Garbage Buckets, 2 fo up to Men’s 0. D. $ FELT SLIPPERS 1 Olive Drab Wool room Slippers, fn ali atnen's to 11, Dotlar Dly Only. U. S. Navy $ Dishpans, 2 for White triple-coated Republic enamelware, in convenient size. Actually worth Sc each. U. S. Navy Meat $ Knife and Kit, both High-tempered meel Knife and Soldiers’ Complete Sewing Kit. A big bargain. Mosquito Nets, Excellent quality Nets for camping onback porches. A limited quantity at this pfl Queen Quality 50c $l Finest ‘rndp of JII- Teas, n(ln‘lfll brand, Imported Teas, 4 Ibs., 51 Waco Fresh Fresh Roasted Cofiee, 4 lbs. 1,000 Reclaimed $ Army Raincoats, Regulation styles, in all aizes. and sturdy. Excellent condition 50c Men’s Canvas Gauntlets, Leather $ Palms, 3 for ‘Tough, Durable Gloves, in Iarge, roomy sizes. Brand-new. NO Lay in a Supply - OnePoundCan Corned Beef Hash, No. 2 Can Sugar Corn, 15 for Boys’ Scout Axe and Canteen, both fo $1.19 Faust’s Soluble Coffee, 3 for Armour’s Oatmeal So{p, 36 for Maxwell Can Pork and Bcans, 2 doz. . U. S. New- Railroad Lanterns, Special, 1 ‘Waterproof Frazier's No. 2 Baked Pork and Beans, 15 for 3144 M St. N.W. 1418 Florida Ave. N.E. 11094 H St. N.E. 310 8th St. N.W. s. H/yu ruold 'uork avul tities bring tremendous Every article sold is 1/uurmluu’ and satisfaction is a. . Govt. Eraden Worth 303-305 10th St. ARMY & NAVY GOODS U.S.G.1. Wash Tubs, J | Brand-new Galvanized iron Tubx that are extra heavy and good size. While they last. 72x90 Double-Bed $ Seamless Sheets, : ] Sheets that will go quickly. now. Men’s 19¢ Khaki $ HOSE, 8 prs. for I-Rfl-tnlnr Durable Hoxe. in all sizes. Ideal working socks. For Dollar Day 75¢ Cotton-Filled PILLOWS, 2 for Good heavy m—u...: and Regular size. fine con, 42x36 Heavy Pillowcases, 4 for Splendid durable qualits. with ment hew- 29cU.S.18x36 $1 Huck Towels 6 for Men’s 15¢ ‘Khakl $ Handkerchiefs, doz., 1 Soft. durable grade and hemstitched hor- der. Big size. Limited quantity. $2 Regulation Knives $ for Boy Scouts, 1,000 Blue $ Couch Covers, 3 for 1 Many pretty designs; from U. S. ~n|m.|ng Board; heavy quality. Worth to $1 eacl U. S. Navy White $ Middy Hats, 2 for 1 Regulation hats for fishing or l‘.mpth trips. All sizes for men and boyw, 674 U. S. Army $ Bake Pans, 4 for - 1 Large hlack, extra large and heavy Pans; Men's 15 White Handkerchiefs, doz., Heavy hemntitched aualitr, large size. Just enough to last a day or New Boy Scout $ Pack Carriers, 2 for Just arrived from biz camps. Standard equipment bag for camping trips. New Rasp and $ Pliers, both for U. S. Navy $ Undershirts, 2 for 1 Fine white Balbriggan: in all sizes up to 44. Standard navy goods. A real bargain. Men’s 89 Blue $ Work Shirts, 2 for 1 Genuine “Golden Rnl-" Chambray Shirts, in all sizes 14 to 17; full cut. While they last, $1.25 Reinforced Suit Cases, ‘Made of durable &omponttion in tan. Regu- lar 24-inch slze. With lock and key. Extra / Salespeople Sale Starts 8 AM. 1348 U St. N.W. Hagerstown, Md.