Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1923, Page 23

—_— THE GUNDAY STAR WAGHINGTON, D. C, SEPTEMBER % JW3-PABT L = root, “Rotarian,” by R. Vincent, Jr.,| . Sweepstake prize: To the amateur From London Auawers. . open?” and Sons Company. = Clasy No. 31— | exhibitor scoring the largest number | The trrgedian came bursting Intol g niomper 1" in Cape Town,” Cupid is a moan little gagel wao Best peony dahlis, one bloom; first|of points points to be mr:\quz:o:; the smoking room of the theatrical |, oo (0 3 Cap B,” Wal prize, $2.50 in gold; second prize, |follows: First prize, 3 points; d and after getting them all tangled . . 3 clul Rl 3 2 cahlia root, “Wi 8. Selp,” prize, 2 points; third ] Th d shook hi; - | UPEN .[ ; : O T e, |85 wortn of merchandise, by . W. B By i Lol friend shook his head dis-| 'y, 45 fpextricable mess of dis- ‘ ahl olgiano, Airst prize. year contract! - Ten i | ™ The ostrich,” he said, in pitying | usion. misunderstinding, jealousy. one bloom: first 2. H —_— ant grise, 3 d_all expenses s et age WeiRh | aisappointment and, deceit, Jeaves second prige, dahlia root, ount . . age! ng from jMoriat” by K. Vingent, Jr. and Sons His Reckless Reputation. e s o TohE DoRHAR" jebem v}'g.y‘::.moy“tcao(:_ their troubles the | Company. * Class No. 33—EBest hybrid | grom Everybody's Magazine. | meddles with other people’s affairs. Two-Day Showing on Second . ’ S B |51t hneon e | coratn own o viestots oSNNI T T 0 b % o ey,” o e ' Floor of Gavel Club—Prizes || _ . ; ] | Wosariars. surderis. Clage No. 34-— |automobile driving: One day he ws = e telephone and a wom- o« ' 21, Beine, “$2.50 In gold: mecond prize. |an's voice asked whether ho intended Many have taken advantage of our easy = to Be 5 . hiia root, “Pauf Michael,” by J. ari t that aft % s - i : Awarded i s o Keneoker, Woodridge nrd-)n- > to gy z\l‘;t 3‘:;“;‘“.:7::;:"“0‘ the lub terms and arc now enjoying lley% = = = Best cactus dahlia, one bloom; first furmast sollection of aanil :F"mga e ell.” Fasamen the vol t o % argest oo mn o a8, nu T “Well,” resumed the voice. 8 The second annual dahlia show of £ . K f e to coun first prize, $6 |wanted to know if it would be safe the Fiorists' Club of Washington | y o . 4 | worth of dablia root a prize, ' for my little girl to go uptown to- will open its two-day exhibit tomor- 4 | 33 worth of dahlia roots, by.Mount day. l players.” TOW on the second floor of the Gavel . Club, 719 13th street. Prizes will be avarded for the best display. THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL ADVERTISING Z. D. Blackistone is chairman of i VEN the executive committee and Robert | & A COURSE GIVEN BY Il s i BERNARD S. GOMPRECHT teur growers' section. Added classes . will be held for retail florists. Director of HU!;LEY-B!;RNAI:‘I;AIDVERTISING co. A silver vase will be given the ex- R . f S ormer Instra o S ibitor of the most artistic vase of - J e hibitor of th st ; i Advertising and Selling at Johns Hopkins Universit, dahlias, and a similar vase will be Twenty-clght weeks, twe seasions a week, each weasion twe hours. given the holder of the most artistic = Courses to be at night. basket. MR. AND MRS. JOHN WECKERLY, e rthwest, who celebrated thelr goldem wedding mnmi- Course Starts October 15, 1923 The schedule of the classes and Sunday. The couple were married in Philadelphia, Pa., in 1873, prizes is as follows: ington mumber of yei On Monday evening Mr, PART I. C. Magazine Advertising. Commercial classes: Clasy No, 1— y were at hom eir relatives and friends, and they re- The paychology of Advertis- | D, Direet by Mall Advertising. £ 1 it ocen: . . It . Beat twelve Gecorative (ihliss, ‘one | orssomey ConsTatuiationsiasd ssprempiaie BHIs ¢ meortc Ton womues % How to write a sales letter. variety; first prize, $2; second prize, bty S dione ¢ : it - ma . Sortificate of merit. Class No. 2—Best | cactus dahlias, twelve varieties; first| and Sons Company. Class No. 23— pected. b first prize, § ahlias, one variety;|prize, $2; second prize, certificate of | Best twenty-four caotus dahlias. E; 4. Malling lst. prize, econd prize, certificate z . . d 5. The follo of merit.” Class No. 3—B merit. Class No. 15—Best twelve | mixed; first prize, jewel case; secon oliow wp. hybria c o, 3—Best twelve 2 . ahlia root. “Ebenezer.’ by R. Importance of {llustration and Copy W rith; hvbrid cactus dahlias, one varlety;|peony dahllas, twelve varjetles; first e, e Compay D dincussion of ihe proper b L Bl bt ot e %3i Second prize, certificate | prize, §2; second prize, certificate of | Clase No. 2{—BEest twenty four hy- to how to write copy. Cactan aaniy No. 4—Best twelve | merit. sy No. 16—Best six deco- | brid cactus dahlias, mixed; first prize, PART 1L Sactus dahlias one variety; first prize, | rative dahlias, six varieties; first|$5 worth of merchandise, by F. W. s <ond prize, certifieate of merit. | prize, $1: second prize, certificate of | Bolglano ~Company; second prize, B s faass No. 5—Best twelve peony dahl- | merit. Class No. 17—Best six show | dahlia root, “Hollywood.” by R. Vin- ng the fleld for the a one variety; first prize, $2 dahlias, six varieties; first prize, $2;|cent, Jr, and Sons Company. Class ond prize, certificate of merit. | second prize, certificate of merit. | No. 25—Kor the most comprehensive advertisements. No. 6—Best six decorative dahlfas.|Class No. 18—Best six hybrid cactus |display by an amateur, number of c. The influence of type. one varlety; first prize $1: second |dahlias, six varieties; first prize, $1;|entries and quality to count; first PART I Pprize, certificate of merit.” Class No.|second prize, _certificate of _merit. | prize, §2.50 In geld; second prize, x \ GrBest six show dablias, one variety: | Class No. 19—Best six cactus dahiias | danlia root. “Joan of Arc.” by R, Vin- 3. The proper media for use. irst prize, $1; second prize, certifi-|six varieties; first prize, $1; second|cent, Jr, and Sons Company. Class vertisements. me to start campaign. ;""‘: &’ ’"”l‘t E]flx' No. R—BN‘§ six certificate of merit. Cl i 06— 9 ) . 1. The illustration. PART IV. ybrid cactus dahlias, one variety;|20—Best six peony dahl vi 2 2. The wording. " i first prize, $2; second prize, certifl- | rieties; first prize. § M L . ise to mdvertise B Gl et cate of merit. Class No. 9—Best six | certificate of merit, 4 . Jr. and Sons Com- cactus dahlias, one varlety, first| Sweepstake prize: To the exhibitor Class No. 2i—Best five deco- prize, $1; second prize, certificate of | scoring the largest number of points, | rative dahlias, five varieties; first A1l be dome in " | points to be computed as follows:|prize, $2.00 in gold: second 'priz setting up ads. ¥yi first prize, three points; second | dahlia root, “Merritt” by R. Vincen L t ARV, second prize, prize, two points; third prize, one point | Jr., and Sons Company. Class 3 National Campaign. 5 ‘ Class No. 11—Best twelve decorative |35 in gold Best five hybrid cactus 5. Miscellancous. Legal Aspects of Advertising. dahlias, twelve varieties; first prize,| Amateur classes: Class No. 21— varieties; first prize, i # 32; second prize, certificate of merit.| Best twenty-four decorative dahlias, second_prize, dahlia root, Those interested may get into communication with Class No. 12—Best twelve show dahi- first prize, thermos bottle; by R. Vincent, Jr., and Sons| ias, twelve varfeties: first prize, $2;|second prize, dahlia root, “Attrac-|Company. Clasy No. 29—Best five | Ml’ Gom ]’ec]lt at 817 l4fll Street Nw second prize, certificate of merit | tion by R’ Vincent, J castus dahlias fve varletles; . o VY o 5 Company. Class No. 22— { prize, $2.50 in gold; second 'prize, . tus dahlias, tourpneoyny dahlias, mixed: dahlia root. “Patrick O'Mara.” by R. Room 402 . Phone Main 4614 prize, $2; sscond prize, cert! pair book rests; second prize, dahlia | Vincent, Jr. and Sons Company. merit. Clags No. 14—Best twelve]root, “Deadlock,” by R. Vincent, Jr.,' Class No. 30—Best twelve varieties! WASHINCTONS GREATEST FURNITURE STORE,. CASH = CREDIT Autumn Sale of Rugs and Congoleum Have Your Selections Charged—Pay Weekly or Monthly! BRAND-NEW PLAYER Printed Tapestry Brussels Big Sale of Small Rugs Better grades of Just think—a new Player at $295. Never 27x54-inch - Mottled Axminster Seam- before have we made such an offer. RUGS $ 1 6_7_5 Asminster Wool Vel § 1 P | o oo Pl 18.85 Size 9x 12 ft.... vet Tapestry Brussels, «x10Y; feet........ Room Size Axminster Fine Wool Velvet Roll Agreement ruGs $90.85 | B9 500 95 | RUCS.. s $5.95 PyCal N == 8Y x 10%; ft. . 8Y%x10Y; feet ... f:ial low price........ Sick Policy Axminster and Velvet CLUB BENEFITS e e | 7 %, Bench or Stool Fine Wool Wilton Wool and Fiber N " 9 ia Ezchangs Polioy W. @ J. Sloase and Art Loom | Plsmou and Bosort make. & "'m. s Player.Plano Fres Delivery Player.Plano 9512 and 8%x10%: ft. Easy Terms 9512 and 8Ys10% fr. - BARN Handsome player-piano. 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Rugs’ 13 The club %nembrrs are now singing our praise. The club is a_great success. It is Rope P Ortieres Sa've Money on BLAN KETS 9x101/2.Ft. Rugs, 81575 B {he first time we have ever been able to fulfill as near as possible the wants of the customer. Won't you come jnto our store? No obligation to buy. Our salesman IV R g s Single Plaid Bl for Double ; .69 9x12-Ft, Rugs, 51890 g will be glad to explain to you just how easy it is for you to have music in your home. "]'l'tm" Ay : .J%W"" Bed8 Specwl y = \ ; ; Come'early—not ‘many left. g (‘E"" Wi 7. P v e e s e s e 5 ; y oy SN2 N /. S \ \h \ o $929 s = Desble Gray and Tanw| Heswy Cotton-Filled | - : SALE! ! Bleskets—Fer Dosble et Comfortable. Special— 8-4 Red Seal Congoleum Pro Donble Door Portieres Special— 3 o in Four Colors. Special Lino and Neponset, 49¢ ‘3.75 2 rdiy e square yard ........ : 7 Ik ahewarerogm_s 1330 G S‘treet% | \ HhHITH)