Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1923, Page 40

TProop No. 508 at its regular meet- ing on Thursday evening in the hall of Bt. Augustine’s Church was pre- sented: with a cash donation with which to purchase a tent and its equipment for ten boys. St. Joseph's Gommandery, No, 285, Knights ofi St.| Johm, the donor, was represented, by its. president, James T. Hood, , and | Jomeph A. Wade, chairman of- thespe- o ¢cial committee on Boy Scout donation. Mr. Hood in his address spoke of the | 004 that was being done by Troop 3 ; : ] . ' g'n. 508. Willlam Tancl chair- s = ¥ J i p ' 3 man of the “boys' activities commit. tee,” received the denation behalf the troop. O troon was also presented with a beautitul sectional flag pole with « | | gl ] UBS Annual Money Savi st o S el ot q Comfort in The Home Depends on \Qha‘c’s [nside ‘-c"f..."fi:"S?".&f&’g?k‘"?;fi?&l&.’;"? e - i . ; | | S (I 187 7, . Small Weeklyor Monthly Payments Point the Way to E: ¢ < until the troop goes in camp about / > oA Y regional executive, and W. C bay this week an the latter part of Augus of the largest and best Boy Scout t. B i naur | Mitenell, deputy | J At N & © country. camps in t The sixth and final week E camp opens tomorrow with ab: scouts in attendunce. . = . will be: Troop elton S - \ % , \ 1 ) ] i RSl 3 v X Complete Suite of 10 Pieces , R, Mickey: X - Troup 104, e op 6 J. Wa ) z‘l:)':nll’l Smith: Troo 15. Arthur Kim i . Troop 40. ert. Blondheim: Leonard Mill Tro E Troop 104, 40, Calvert \HT 8 v OO 3 ord; Toop e v"\'. Britton; Tre d Robert August Furniture Sales Genuine Leather Seat Rocker ’9 75 Mahogany-finished frame, panel back, autd spring cushiony seat dg ' genuine leather.s op . Troop 90, Ralph Ber J Keister; Troop Hurman dinand Waler; Troop Wood, Wallace Bruder, “harl Aug;m i‘li;nglurc Sales Reed Fiber { August Furniture Sales ! Stroller -10-Pec. Genuine Two-Tone Walnut - -~ $1 4.7 1 | : : “Tudor” Dining Suite 1 | This beautiful oak-finished rocker, with spring seat and upholstered back in imitation Reed fiber body and One of the latest additions to our large stock—a suite of great beauty and worth, first Jameshmon oop 51 of the : 77 N leather, is given time offered in the August Sales at a greatsaving in price. As $ 75 | hood, steel gearing and shown—a four-leg front buffet, six-leg, extra large extension :2 1 9_‘__ | rubber-tired wheels. m i e Pl t Congregational at- s ;“L‘l‘l‘:“‘\‘;v‘.ht‘c :lsl honor llnfl_n | FR b E uy"th a p"r. chase of $100.00 or more, Cash or Credit. table, new china cabinet, inclosed server and six genuine leather seat chairs. Superbly carved and artistically decorated . . . .. .. . Small Weekly or Monthly Payments . Star and eagle ut Louglas is the honored at Camp ) out of a toial \ 7 W i . Solid Oak ; Chifforobe 215 A convenient piece of gt Or you have your choice' qf a 35-piece Rogers silver - plated ware sef—or a 42- o o Metal CRIB $7.95 Full-size White Enamel Bed, with ad- justable side. p: Willlam Phelan, . Pdul Blackburn ing), Arthur Kimball (scholar- . Warren Kimball (firemanship, Is, personal health), (er McBroom (cooking, scholav- | ). Willlam Mouiden (first a = J Koth (firemanship). Davenport BED $99.75 A practical daven- port, quickly con- verted into a bed for two persons; covered in imitation leather. pad Bz 7% A A & o7 \ pient, swimming): Troop arshall (personal health). Hom- ersonal health); piece decorated din- | furniture with wardrobe space for clothes; roomyp drawers, etc. 1 Cash or Credit ~7Y| i Abbaticchio o (wamping, ewim Jack Crosby ner set. Ccampin . Girard Lee A Cash or Credit oo o sunn || T =y - =" ] Two-Inch Continuous-Post Bed amping, forestry); Troop 63, ble M ! Augusgt:' Furniture Sales ety e e et | . { i i ) 1 Mattress o l . P . B o o Link Spring and Reversible Ma S Genuine Reed 3-Piece meg Room Su lite-saving) ; Troop 63 (fArst aid), i - i it— kerman (bird study); Troop l A three-piece outfit of merit M or (Aremanship, first wid, now offered at an $18 75 } | Think of it! A genuine Reed (not fiber) Suite, consisting of 8 414 1 splmels: 7 : o a8 sncomimenly, low | settee, armchair and rocker, with uphol- | stered backs and loose cushion seats on A .‘; |\ spring foundation; covering of cretonse. . ... . John MacKavanaugh (fire it | price and on easy ixhip, scholarship, ewimming) ! - = i op 100, Thomas McConville (bee GRS qeaies e , seamanship); Troop 104, Le- ird study, bugling, first aid to animals); Walluce U (camping, carpentry, crafts- aship, firemanship, paining, ber- health); Troop 114, Carl Homn- 1 (carpentry, pioneering); Troop ‘W. Linfoot; Troop 15, Edward Roth; Troop 33, R Troop 39, J. Crosby; Troop 20, J. . Murphy. Second cla Donald Scott (camping, pioneer- )] = ing): Henry Weiges (camping, fire- " ‘.. munship, handleraft, pioneering). ) Ko The following boys passed their first 3 | and second class tests at cam ’,i,;“‘-— i D ; Troop 101, E. Moyer 3 { | }) = Nine-Piece Genuine Walnut Suite Goodwin, D. Kelley: Troop 3, Warrin [ Another typical August Sale value, that will make history far | !, Full Size 74, R. Hamijton; Troop 82, &, ¢ the Hub. As shown, buffet with mir- | Bolster Rolls. penter, S FignigTroop 96. k. Hunter, |} || #or, oblong extension table, china cabinet $ 1 4 9. 75 i " - J. Michaells; Troop 23, H. Hally: Troop 20, E. Kakes: Troop 39, ¥ | | and six genuine leather seat chairs to | | match. On easy payment terms. ....... | t Small Weekly or Monthly Payments ‘ l The Park Avenue News. ‘Weather. Seciable. Sisslety Page. Miss Loretter Mincer is going erround telling different members of sisslety that she dont think there will be mutch fun at Miss Maud Jonsons berthday party next Thersday and that if she was them she wouldent except the invitation, but everybody knows Miss Mincer dident get a In- vitation herself on account of being mad at by Miss Jonson. Mr. Charles (Puds) Simkins aint getting along very good with his {ano lessins, saying how can he prac- fce rite with the fellows allways standing outside the window yeHing for him to hurry up. Letters to the Editer. Deer Sir, if you was on a boat with your sister and your best gerl and meither of them could swim, wich would be the correct one to save in ease the boat sinks? S. Hunt. Ahmer. " GuIck Eive your kister August Furniture Sales swimmin lessin and then save your best gerl, and If your sister dont wunt [ o Fi s ||| Genuine Kroehler Make 3-Piece Bed Davenport Suite, Covered in Blue Velour Table Lamp. Its wonderflll to treet your gerl to ice Hundreds of Table A Suite that ranks high with homemakers all over the country—built to - Lamps to delizht the eye You'll want an artistic floor lamp in y‘aur home this fall, so why not buy it now at a saving. Floor lamps fitted for electricity, priced at— Fitted for gas at a slightly higher And watch her lick the spoon with delite, But wen she hints for some and you havent eny money serve as a living room suite, with sleeping accommo- et August Sale prices. Itz 3 terrible sensation, good nite! = 9. > T b 3 T.ost andl Found: Nuthing. dations. The davenport takes care of that—there’s a bl ek et bed concealed in it! Cane backs, mahogany-finished and 16 inches high. Com- frames; blue velour covering, with two extra pillows $ 6 75 i and roll included. . ... GES RS A PR 7 S % v 31 I .75 Cashor Small Weekly or Monthly Payments. = Credit e g e ettt . e ol s R S S His Official Title. ¥rom Life. ® : Grocer's Boy—Pop, it a man vos a| mfllnnlll‘b here In der United States | " he vem’m Germany to live, vot