Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1923, Page 3

From C)yster Bed to Ic:e Bed— In restaurfi nts and homes the Oyster #fis being welcomed back to town—and to his nat- ural table hiabitat—a sparkling bed of piure, crystal-clear American 'Ice. 'And it is such a comforty to know that Amer- ican is. ¢lean and pure—thdt you can safely use it for all delicacies , of the table. American is made from pure. tered wealtcr, is frozen in CI plants and delivered in clean wagons. ANIERICAN ’ICE fil- N for Men & Women Raleigh Haberdasher Thirteen-ten F St. Inc. l Paints, Oils, Glass _ and Brushes Becker Paint & Glass Co. FIRST TRUST NOTES— For Sale —in convenient denominations of $250 and upward. See Mr. Field Hedges & Middieton, Inc. NEALTORS 1334 H St. N.W. Franklin 9503 We want a high-class - residence near the south end of the Conn. Ave. bridge for a particular client. Send Us Details About Yours Quinter, Thomas & Company Real Estate Financing 819 15th St. N.W. Main 8416 pY o “betwaen Probubly placed in bank vault with ke A THE EVENING = STAR PORTRAIT OF A MAN TAKING THE PINS GUT OF A SHIRT. SNAPSHOTS— I STARTS TAKING WON DERS' WHETHER DISCOVERS ONE - NEW SHIRT TO ANNOY THE PURCHAS= ER, OR wWHY BEEN PUT INSO CLEVERLY NN HEAVES SIGH OF RE- LIEF AND STARTS PUTTING SHIRT ON. i DEC!DES QUICKEST WAY 15 TO APPLY BRUTE STRENGTH OF SHIRT GETS PIN OUT AND TRAKING SHIQT OFP EXAMINES SHIRT CARE- ed, both officially and unoffi- it does not aim to create and is not aiding the ould be difficult, how- e statements with m‘ 'German CI‘ISIS and French the. Guarantees to Separatist m"m‘;‘..n’{"” ‘"‘”m'x'y‘?‘ep‘o’ifinfii"’i‘gi.‘fi y were permitied & | Plans Hasten Proclamation. } “Rhineland, as nd on them for the very air they BY HIRAM MODERW pars 5 nothirf wi on and | the new republ ‘Rdependent, re- ing will be held Sun- rf, at which all lead- d assistance are the following: Aided by French. Personal protection of individual ati; ainst arrest by the Ger- ine- | man authorities either for political or furnished by common law offenses; railroad ad pro- by aft- on will a | of military protection for parades and other demonstrations; free transpo: receipt of tation in the Franco-Belgian railway will be Credible evidence exists that the rench have provided financial sup- port, but ¥ is improbable that the l' nch found it necessary to spend to issu ch money. Their moral support is oon, and m)l ot incalcula greater value. it the separatist the civil servan promotion is not, epublic | the spot This is denied b D n proclaimed dn e Berlin govern med at the | the French will expel you, expelled 150,000 of your SOONER OR LATER You Will Be Forced to Buy BITUMINOUS COAL OR COKE Every Year Anthracite Costs You More!! : THE BEST WAY To Reduce Your Fuel Bill Is-to Use These days inclusive. O} dent. MARTIN R 5 furniture to SMITH'S TRANS Beautiful Floors See Adams for fine fioors. Main 1457. 635 F st n.w. 2¢ Nokol AutomaticOil Burners Tributor under year's guarantee st greMt sa Only limited somber so act quieki Service, Inc., Yt dags TYPEWRITING 1411 New Yor) DICTAPHONE TRANSORIE- $fain. 5060." branch 5. Substitutes at” Our Present Low Prices DO IT NOW Save Yourself Money Without Sacrificing Your Heating Satisfaction BUT—If You Prefer ANTHRACITE We Shall Be Glad to Book Your Order for Early Delivery. 65 Years of Faithful, Efficient Service 811 E St. N.W. Mam 311 Service Printing —meaning service plus good printing at The National Capital Press 1210-1212 D 8t. N.W. § WINTER STORMS —play havoe with ROOFS. Phone Main 14 and have us look, your roof over be- fore they arrive. TRONCLAD &oeotne 11350 0% % J. C. Ruzanski & Co. Formerly located at 611 oth st. u.w. d ‘ranklin Seimicters. sp«mmng on antique furniture. Your Printing —will make a good impression if Adams executes the work. High grade, but not high priced. BYRON S. ADAMS, ZRiNtem, Your Car Deserves —a fall “dolling-up” as much | as your other belongings. We ! do finest Repainting. R. McReynolds & Son 6] alists in Paintis Blip Df.werl and Tops, P iaass I ST. N-W. SR 4444444444444444% ‘m)u Office Rooms For Rent The Evening Star Building 2,000 Feet—Large Office, $200 Large office on second floor, contains 1,990 sg. t., private lavatory, running ice water. Available about December 1. Suitable for light manufacturing or for large office force. Rent, $200 a month.. 3-Room Suite, ‘3150 E Yery desirable suite on fifth floor, consisting of three _By PINS OUT OF HiS@ THEY JUST PUT THEM IN THE SLEEVE THAY HAS FINDS PIN STILL. BLOCKING ENTRANCE INTD OTHER. - ARM FINISHES DRESSING AT- LAST AND SPENDS f\:LL‘( TO SEEMR ANY REST OF DAY IMAGINE SOMETHING'S| i ‘ Copyriche, 1929, by THERS ARE LURKING ROUND WONDERING STICKING INTO HIM The McClare Newspaper Alflldmlv e ( and efficient that the separatists | s With | Marlow Coal Co. | WASHINGTON, GLUYAS WILLIAMS |BOARD TO TAKE UP Members Will Meet Tuesday to Consider Claims of D, C. Labor Classes. Engineer Commissioner J. Franklin Bell today directed the wage board |to meet Monday, to consider whether increased wages should be granted the per diem laborers and mechanics of the engineer department at this time. There are approximately 2,000 day workers in the engineer department, employed in street, sewer and water work and in the city refuse division. At the present time skilled laborers are paid from $3.68 to $4.16 a day, and unskilled laborers vary from $2.72 to $3.60. The scale also includes fixed amounts for all tradesmen, such as carpenters, painters .and brick- layers. Frank J. Bresnahan. president of the' City Employes’ Association and one:of the employe members of the vage board, has been endeavoring mnonths to HE CANT TFIND WHERE “THE HEAD OF IT IS IN A TRIES TO REMOVE IT WITHOUY TAKING SHIRT QFF ave the wage Its faithful- ness and readiness is, perhaps, the greatest source of the owner’s satisfaction with the Hupmobile. 1" HE MISSED ONE PIN CR DOES HE ONLY = 1. Promise of recognition of the 2. Promise of milita) permitting the republ as the basis for its own 3. Assurance that Rh not be obli, for the French 4. Assura | ¥ diplomatic republic. v protection, to errete & that the eight-hour | 4 ming, Ine. social laws will be Champlain St. and Kalorama Road Columbia 5050 BRANCH SALESROOM 1223 Conn. Ave. FLAT TIRE? MAIN 500 LEETH BROTHERS Service Charge never Over $1.00 = Be Your Own Landlord Buy a New Modern Home in 72, COLUMBIA PARK $8,350 Six large rooms; hot-water heat; electric lights; laundry tubs and servants’ toilet in a daylight cellar; big roomy porches, front and rear; deep lot to wide alley. Assurance the Rhinleand’s are of the reparations burden will modified according to its economic here state the Fronch the past fortnight, and it is proh f have been obta as well as Near Two Car Lines Exhibit House Ingraham St. N.W. &, Open and, Lighted Daily Until 9 P.M. Take 14th St. car, get off at 8th and Kennedy Sts. (two blocks south) or take any 9th St. car and get ofl at Ingraham St. (two blocks east.) D. J. Dunigan 1321 New York Ave. NW. Phone Main 1267 e s The Nokol Guarantee Is Bonded by the Fidelity and Casualty Company ‘Nokol a Nation-wide Institution In the five years since the first Nokol was installed, it has grown from the pioneer in the entirely new field of automatic oil heating for homes to a Nokolowuiuwdxtothesamfac told their neighbors what Nokol means to them. They have built up a for Nokol that is as envi- offices (two southern exposure) and reception room ,with window. Available immediately. Rent, $150 a month. One Court Room, $40 Court room, 16 ftx17 ft., 3rd floor, available October 1. Rent, $40 a month. Two €Court Rooms, $70 - Two_court rooms, each 11 ftx18 k. 4th floor, available ‘October 1. Rent; §35 each a month. ‘Will lease singly: For further information apply Room 621 Star Building, Main 7228 NOTI '—=Now 1s the time to Lave your roof repaired ai painted. fing experts of 33 yes examine Your roof submit to you ‘Reasonsble prices. All work guaranteed. Wash. Loan & Cos " Tr. bidg. Joofing Ixmrll of 85 years. Phone M. %60. or phone Main 5000, Br. 3. 0 AR 8 S P T R T T T T T T T T T ; “Over 600 Nokol Burners ih Washington” - MUTUAL SERVICE, INC. 1411 New York Ave. NW.—Phones: Main 3884-4884 Nokel _J ‘The New Nokel Is the Quietest Amtomatic Ol Flester Made Tested and listed as Standard by Underwriters Laboratories. PER DIEM PAY RAISE 11 D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1923. 1319-1321 F Street September 28 STORE NEWS 8 AM. to 6 P.M. . “Fashion Park” and “Stratford” Clothes Smart Model for Fall Wear Our “Belmont”’ $2 Q.75 Tight, form-fitting coats have gone into the discard. The model that will be most popular this season has double-breasted coat, square cut at the bottom, with straight back and side lines. Vests, either single or double breasted, are cut square at the bottom, and trousers are much fuller and cut straight for all models. Our “Belmont” model, as pictured above, is shown in a nice variety of materials—plain col- ors and attractive patterns. It’s a smart, correct style, and the price is away below the present market for suits of this value. -If we had the privilege of using the entire advertising Columns O£ thls newspaper we Could not Overempl’laslze lesh Sty]e Leaders}up at $5 e Short Vamps! Did you say? “These are only five styles of about thirty-five others we have—and at $5.75 you can match stvles with the best. Silk Hosiery to Match—Special Patents, Satins, Log Cabin Gray and Brown Suede in every conceiva- ble strap effect. $1.65 to $3.50 Flapper, Spanish and Baby French—high and low" : heels. Sizes 9% to 8, widths A to E e “Upper Swm!ll Street in Location—City-wide in Trade” lembers Better Business Bureau %,