Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1923, Page 4

B e e e e s WEST END CITIZENS | FAVOR BOND 1S3UE Claim Many Needed Improve- | ments Couid Be Put | Through With Money. he suggestion of Dis- ioners Oyster A issue be floated in the ot of Columbia for local meeds expressed by the West End Citi- @ meeting in the | oncordia M hurch last night. \ bond for §15,000,000 or $20,000,000 Swould as 4 means to open up Al streets now closed, it was de- serve ion favoring the issue was jeorge W. Evans. 2 introduced a reso- that the $7,000,000 cut ict estimates by the u be restored. The rese- Introd Mr. E Jution urgir from the budget & and Bell]. o-— Forgettnd It ! a4 t is a foolish thing. my lad” the wise man said, with kindly tact, “to send good money after bad when you are stung, forget the fact 'Twas long ago he told me thi: llle wise old man has looped the loops, and in the shining realms of bliss he capers with the -saintly troops. 1 treasuréd up his golden | & words, and they have helped me, day by day; they soothe me when the gold brick birds have cinched] me in the good old way. I've wasted every brand of coin, I come along, my roll in hand, when fakers cry, come and ]om our get-rich- ‘hurry band.” But when I.find I have been stung, and I am asked to dig again, ] make reply, 1l see you lmn before I send more iron men” The faking gents may sting me once, and make my ardent spirit sad; but only an unsalted dunce will send good money after bad. And it is vain to weep and brood because we've fallen for some snare, to sit in gloomy solitude and bite large pieces from a chair. Forget| the grief of yesterday, forget the faker and his wiles, lift up your chin and go your way all wreathed in nice assorted smiles. Don't let| your neighbors see you blue, as THE EVENING STAR. ._..__‘ GOVEHNMENT loas DPE" reaw’ of standards, at $1,200 to §1.; I:IQ Balaries Up to ‘8,000 Yearly in Positions Offered. The Civil Service Commission today announced open competitive examina- tions to fill the following vacancies: Junior engineer, junior physlcist, junior teehnologist, bureau of stand- erds, Department of Commerce, at $1,200 to $1,500 a year; associate me- chanical engineer, at §2,500 to $3,600 A year: assistant aptical engineer, $2,000 3,000 a year, ordnance de- partment at large, Frankford Ar- senal, Philadelphia, Pa.; junior chem- ist, departmental service, at $1,200 to s year; junior aide, grade 1, at : Junfor aide, grade 2, at 840 a year, bureau of stand- .rrls laboratory assistant, funior grade, at $1,000 a year, senlor aide at $900 o year, bureau of standards; lab- oratory’ assistant; senior grade, bu- | ! at “WASHINGTON, .1 a year;assistant observer in me 0By, Weather bureau, at $1,080 a year; library assistant, departmental service,'at $900 to $1,400 a year; as- sistantspecialist in rural- education, bureau of education, Department ‘of the Interior, at $2,500 a year; farmer, Indian servi Schoal, Idaho, at $900 a year, qusrters. heat and 1ight free of cost. In addition to the salaries named above, the increase of $20 a month will be allowed for most positions sic salary of which does not d §2,500 a’year. Full information and application blanks may be obtained at the office of the Civil Serviee Commission, 1724 F street northwest. —_— The Upholstevers’ Union of North Amerieq reports that its membership has increased 50 per cent during the past year. Office For Rent Portion of first floor in New Eight- story Office Building fronting on C..'TUESDAY.. SEPTEMBER: 18- 1923, WOULD CUT OWN PAY. THE !IAGUE, Seprember 18.—Queen Wilhelmina and Dowager Queen Emma have decided that if the re duction in the salaries of state o Investigate Our List. Of Apartments For Rent —and be relieved of the worry of apartment hunting. ‘We have a large riumber to offer, well located ‘and of pleasing arrangement. These, apartments-are -in the several sections of ‘the city and each has particular merit. ficluls contemplatedsfor 1924 is made effective they wul ghare in the cut Both have written to the minist of finance statiak inaf n the event of the reduction they will relinquish a part of their revenues from the state in proportion to the other de- creases, Our rent depdrtmerit has every facility to serve you. They vary in size from one room and bath to ten rooms and four baths. In price they range from $40.00 to $350.00 per month. H. L. RUST COMPANY Main 6888 912 15th St. MEN like to say they wear them. Nettletons you go steaming through the grad; bear this in mind, whate’er you do: Don’t send good money aifer bad.| (Copyright) WALT MASON. Lafayette Square. Very desirable for Real Estate, Brokerage or In- surance Firms, 26 Jackson Place Call Manager are shoes of which a man may well be proud. are no Ameri- | school, the -window nd the apparatus ds is general- d. “When the u > form of salut- 1 the morning they ha th Look over the new styles SRL Lo the ast | mwms nted to take the 47 5»5 5 o Uti \d. ing Sitro! et SCHun ana | $200 8T colect™R T o ger ok 2 os £0F Mk 2 Yol Jopes* New “Net u\vt‘“ ofl‘“‘ (I Inquire Through Your Own Agent Nettleton Shoes, $12.50 to-$14 Other good shoes, $9 and $10 ICHS Proper Footwear F Street at Tenth 2 oy w‘“ e Juvenile Pro- addregs the as announced. dent of the Herbst. p association, pres:ded Sport Coats-- The biggest values of the season at just the right time. You'll want one the minute you see these splendid models. $9.90 - $ l 4.95 The materials are light in weight but very warm, and the colors include Plaids, Stripes and Plain colors. “The Majorie” Black and Log Cabin Suede. $5.95 Cross-strap Model, kid trim- Yerevir L Y creoir L) creor Y Y creo | serenely go along free of such au- med with Spanish heel Use Your Credit at This tumn ills, Featured in our new Shee Department at Join the thousands who | | by taking Milburn's Malarial Cap- ! | sules are now putting themselves ?.. i shape to.fight off such troubles.; { They knock out suck treubles over- % - of th ain store is mot What the Roof Needs RELIABLE PAINTS “Central High School | Buy School Books at | Fernald’s New Store | "olnpose i { ENAMELS Thirteenth and Clifton Sts. il i RADIATORS STAINS AND WAX FOR FLOORS FURNITURE POLISHES WINDOW GLASS. —to best enable it to withstand the stress of winter weather is a coat of Sherwin-Williams Roof Paint—and right now’s the time to apply it. Tell us approximately the dimensions of your roof and we'll tell yor how much paint it'll take to “insure” your “overhead.” Make Your Dresses Wraps and Hats 's School—Designing g and Millinery k for Booklet. t. N.W, Frank. 7475 For Better Vision The Right Glasses and Eye Comfort Consuit Kinsman Optical Ce., i 705 14th St. N.W. 1900 Now Gomg On— Be e that you see the demonstration of the manufacture of - Niloak Pottery which is going on at our Shop. It is most interesting to see beautiful and dis- Pottery in the of making. The nstration will con- tinye until the 22nd. e it a point to come least once before then. fPaints and fi RIGHT PRIC D. C. DISTRIBUTORS OF SHERWIN-WILLIAM PRODUCTS & OTHER WIDELY KNOWN PAI DYER BROTHERS INCORPORATED shes for all other requirements at Established 1) 'NEARLY EVERY ONE WILL CATCH COLD NEXT FEW DAYS, Summer Heat Cuts Down Disease | | Resistance—So Colds, Grippe, | Fevers Are Now Due. WARD OFF FALL ILLS Paints For Every Purpose 734 Thirteenth St.... Phone Main 2164. . The National Remembrance Shop Practical painters choose Vitralite, zke Long-Life Enamel, because it flows so smoothly, covers so well, and saves time; women delight in its immaculate, perma- nent, porcelain-like surface, which is so easy to clean; and men vote for it be- cause it is so durable and lasts so long that it saves them money. Foster’s Shop) 148k Street, evdoer trom a. Ave. At the office and in every crowd | soon be elbowing folks all | stuffed with celd—burning up with | fever — shaking with chilis — sick | i enough te be in bed. Oh! how bad the) feel—contagious, too. You can laugh at such dangers— | T, PERCY s, Attorneys. 4 THE DIS- " Wiley. plain dren, if gny fevers and winter ills Jater. feet from the the same. prop- u by deed from . dated March 19 e tee =] * Again Butler’s Credit Plan Forges To the Limelight All This Week!!! each year. A few doses now out of | & 35-cent box prevent a lot of col::il Tremendous buying and selling facilities have advantages! Butler’s offers folks of Washing- ton two great values—one for the man and the other for the woman and miss—just to prove con- clusively and finally our great value-giving superiority over all others! This nation-wide charge account house welcomes you to take the new attire right home with you—paying for them as you earn! Come! You can purchase. Pratt & Lambert Varnish Products, in- cluding “61” Floor Varnish, Vitralite, the long-life snlmel, and efiects, —from the following dealers, who are always ready to serve you: tite, Heiaene snd Bil: fousness,corrects Constipation. N Frank Andrews, 1808 14th 8t Atinntic Hardware Co, 2014 14th. Balley ‘Auto Supply, 1éth and Columbia Rd: 3. C. Benrds 5008 Ga, Ave. Brightweed “HarGwnre. Co. 5415 Southern Building Supply Co., 6000 Blair Road. Every Man Should See Butler's Sale of Men’s Suits Regularly Sold at $35 NOW PRICED AT Butler’s Brings You Clothing Happiness Wit CREPE eso Regularly Sold at $24.50 NOW PRICED AT legal holidays, afier the dgy of wblication hereof: W, Callahan, 813 N. Cap. St. Tarke, 800 H & . Del Veochto, 15th and B Sts M. Fetterman, 707 H St. nd Hunt Sts. ) 500 12th St nd). LAk \\fber. 8th and Md. Ave. S.W. Geo. W. Hunt, 4% and T Sts. H. Schnelder, 716 4% St. A. J, Taylor & Bros., 10th and Water Sts. D. Weinberg, 41 and F St S.E. =, Del Vecchio, 1212 11th §t. B. B. rnshaw & Bro., 10th and ase of de s hereof be published successive weeks in Reporter and The other publication satistactory cause Ot & Glass Co., 1004 ul l'nn s Ante Supply Co. Ave. aint Cu., 006 Oth St Ciosey "Chase "Supply Co. Conn. Ave. Edw. Cooper, 1306 14th St. I. P, Dinowitzer, 620 Pa. Ave. H. ¥. Dixmer, 14tk and Park Rd. Enterprize Hardware Co, Oth and St W. A, Fineh, 2416 15th St. . Gordon, 2212 14th St. B. Jones, 1847 7Tth S Kandel, 1Sth and Col. Rd. . Kandel, "P. Kutne H. Katz, Kenney, 3124 Ga. Ave. H. Landy, 3 _NOTICES LOF T DIS- ki 5650 - s Chip$ off ' fhe Old Block s \ 2 uired to enter their appearance if any w desire, | the Clerk's n or before { , BALPHD. QU Sor u:'<!"-5.!."> CASH OR CREDIT! Ynur Crcd(l fi Good! Most magnificent creations in new pleated effects, combination satins, and new beaded trlms all shades and sizes from 16 tb 48. BUTLER‘S—ZM FLOOR new belted and conservative models; blues, browns, grays, ctc.; sizes range from 35 to 44; cash or credit, as Snappy mixtures, in They are Perfectly Planned lhc arrangement—the finish—the equlpment—uer)thmg et Gardens 2700 Que Street —raises these Apartments to the highest plane of perfee- tion. There isn’'t a change you would make—neor an im- provement.ta be suggested. Now available—three rooms and one bath up to seven rooms and two baths, renting from $70.00 to $200.00 per month. Meenehan, zow o Se. Malloy, 3245 M St. Mt. Pleast nt Havdware Co. 3160 Mt. Pleas St, Mt, Vern: l Hardware Co., 1232 Pa. Ave, \u-n-n'- Aste -Supily, 4th and o'nomr-u r.m: Co., oDonohue. Bves., 146k knd Trviag. Petworth Aute’ Aecespory Co., 4205 Ga. Ave. Petworth Hardware Co,, 823 Up- th St. Jokn Hopkin, 3616 M Wm, )lmlklk!. 1'%-: BAIPMII Ave, CREDIT usual. BUTLER'S—MAIN FLOOR. er, 1400 Pu. . Walls, 106 15th St. . Walls, 720 8th St. Maryland Carr Bres. & Boswell, Hyatts- ville. (.‘pun Trail Garage, Berwyn. tal Flclghts General Store, t;plul Heights, Econemy Auto sunly' Capital Hei Garage, Riverdale. & Ford, Capital Heights, W, H. Voneman, Mt. Rainler. Wis. Ave. ‘Gfi‘z‘j*u)‘nuaau)_a TENED O S. Ullmon, 1788 Yom Walsh _Bres., 3434 14th St. E. H- ‘Weaver, 3213 Mt. Pleasant II. Winton, 2!8 14th 8¢, hvln. 1746 T W. H. BUTLER CO. Distributors of Pratt & Lambert Varnish Products Retail Dept., 609 C St. N.W. _One Block East of 7th and Pa. Ave.: The Store That Serves You Best Stores in 28 Ludmz You'll find the resident Manager here day and ev ing, to assist you in inspection. Harry A. Kite (Incorporated) 1415 K ‘Street” Phone Mairi 4846