Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1923, Page 12

RECORDS BROKEN - BY HARDING MEDAL Orders Largely Exceed Those for Any Previous Presi- dential Memorial. - Orders for the Harding memorial medal have broken all records for the sale of presidential n in the history of the United ¥ This was learned yesterday from : director of the mint, Miss . who announced that for the Harding memorial medal last week passed the ith still coming orders more o ever sold, to Calvi George Washington e than 6,000 are orders for the medal, such as v |any fall since | s lent, enjo: similar to_that of Avowed Socialist of Warwickshire Nominated by Labor Party. WARWICK Th or S [ thr tion of ma ' in her sixty. an avowe Spread payments over 20 weeks. Half million men, women and children have Ever-Ready Charge Accounts with us and keep themselves well dressed without paying cash. Suits, $18.50 up; coats, $16.50 up. 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Adress sooocesisnennanineens —Advertisement. 6,000 ; !Capital Tourist Washington this fall is entertain- Ing more visitors than in any fall since the war. Motor parties have greatly increased in number since summer. For the past month the! number. of tourists stopping in the Capital, arrlving here both by motor and train, is unprecedented. Reflection of the tourist travel is | shown by the records of the big ho-% tels, by the number of persons going through the public bulldings and by records of the sightseeing bus com- |panies. 'F. S. Hight, manager of the New Willard Hotel, declares automo- bile travel to ‘Washington, measured Y e . *THE SUND. Season {Hotels, Bus Lines and Public Buildingsg Show Greatest Crowds With Motor Travel Especially Heavy. added, but &8 soon as the weather | turns cbld winter buying will begin H phase of the tourist travel nowadays is that travelers no longer | take with them bulky trunks and grips, but confine their traveling ac- . cessories to possessions that can be | carried in handbags and suit cases. Porters at most of the hotels report that the day of the tourist traveling with a trunk is passing and that most ; travelers have nothing more than bags or suit cases. * FILIPINOS TO CELEBRATE. Filipino “flag day" is to be celebrated at §:30 o'clock tonight at the exercises to be held at 920 10th strect, under the |WOMAN, 90, ON WAY Shatters Fall Records;' T0 OLD HOME, AIDED > S} to her old home in New Hampshire to die, was treated as a guest by the Travelers' Ald Society at the Union Station yesterday. She was placed in charge of the organization at Atascardero, Calif., where “she been employed for several years as matron in a fruit exchange until old age and {ll-health compelled her to relinquish her em- ployment. At each important stage of her journey Mrs. Varmey has re- ceived the care and attention of the Travelers' Ald, Before she was placed aboard a Mrs. Varney smin Here on Trip From California to New Hampshire. Mrs. Nannie Varney, who sald, she had been made to have her looked after by the soclety’s agents upon her arrival at New York city, where a change of trains was necessary. In strange contrast to the case of Mrs. Varney was that of a_prominent woman of Wilmington, N. C. who patronized F street shops beyond the point of financial discretion, When she was here a few days ago she found, at the end of her visit to the Capital city, that she had only a few loose pennies left after she had pur- chased her_ transportation for home. Wes ninety yeass old and on her way north-bound train herc arrangements She saw the sign “Travelers' Ald" MAXWELL m “if G ] TS = FURNITURE CO. ey R (" 415 7th St N.W. = TESS IS CANDIDATE. | October 27.— | by the numbers of auto parties stop- ping at the hotel, is greater than in ) the war. Records of the Harrington Hotel und other hostelries show the same. Capitol Crowds Largest. . Never before in the history of the United States Capitol has the number of visitors to the building been so great, according to Joseph S. Rodgers, nteat-arms of the House, in pitol guide force. Oc- n as “brides’ month” at | ind the tourist travel lding this month has d that of any other he incre has been gen- | has been maintained steadily throughout the summer, according to Rodgers. Other public buildings “throug! vhich visitors go have had the same e numbers of visitors. - Sight- ing bus companies report doing larger Lusiness this fall than for | Tedro Cuevara, resident commissioner, and Panlo Silva, president of the so- ciety, are to speak. Native songs will be sung by Miss Felicidad Alvarez and Miss Inez Vil | Old-Fashioned Count Chicken Dinner Plenty of Fried Chicken. Hot Biscults 'n everything. The Blue Moon Baltimore Pike. just beyond Berwyn. - Look ‘for Sign Fhone Berwy YES We Have Diamond BARGAINS One of Our SPECIALS 3 carat Blue White Diamond - $190 Oppenheimer & Shah Diamond Specialists 907 F St. NW. “The House of Diamond Bargains” greatiy month. means of travel, hotel men say. Even some of the smaller hotels record thirty and forty parties of tourists | registering each day. This travel {will begin to drop off within two | Weeks, as soon as vacation periods {are over. | Benefit to Stores. The department stores and Wash- | ington’s retail stores generally have | Dbenefited by the unprecedented tour- ist travel through the Capitol, ac- cording to Cu J. Columbus, secre- tary of the Merchants and Manufac- | | turers” Association. While business it acking up now, Mr. Columbus ¥s the retail establishments of the | ity have done an unusually large volume of business during the last | months. Unseasonable weather delays buying of winter clothes, he | | | | | Next Door to R. Harrix & Co. 402-404 Seventh Street —which we have added to our remarkable assortment at They are plain, plaid and striped weaves—of jaunty cut; full of snap and style—and of excep- tional make throughout. The best value the money has been able to command this season. Ladies’ and Misses’ sizes. Watch Our Windows for New Styles The Gamond Shoe Shop —offers another Charming LeMar— Satin, Suede and Patent Leather Sandals The heels are comfortably low and the 34.95 straps are very effective. 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HUTZELL DRUGGIST s & member of at. ‘twent e their owe. siatementes bege cred 10’ i..Age ... Post Office .. troet and -No W _mmmmmmmmmnwmmwmwmm DTITERRy ] anksgiving ecials’ "4 Ready here for hundreds of folks who will better their homes for Thanks- This is particularly true in din- giving are scores of exceptional values. ing furniture, for it is in this room that the Thanksgiving festivitie center, as a rule. your home for the occasion at a real saving. The and v low Coal prices are high! prices of our Stoves Ranges are exceptional right now—so low, in fact, that with what they will save you in coal zonsumption they will soon for themselves. COAL RANGES From: $4975 Up COOK STOVES From: $94.75 Up COAL HEATERS From $g75 Up EGG HEATERS From $3.95 Up OIL HEATERS From 3g00 Up (New Perfection) Thanksgiving Special A Two-Tone Genuine Walnut Italian Renaissance Dining Suite . . . . . excellent quality suite. Beautifully designed handsome oblong Extension Table and Come in and’see it. An up-to-date, high-grade, Buffet; semi-closed China Cabinet, four perfectly matched Side Chairs and one Armchair. That's the best way to judge. $18.00 Cach—Balance Easy Monthly Terms Extra Special This Useful Combination Set 98¢ g . R Complete Dining Room Suite « Includes a large size Colonial e $49.5=9 12-inch Knife, 1034-inch Knite, aite, 'and - mirror, an Extension Table to match and four Chairs. The suite is substantially made and one of the most extraordinary ining room values we have offered in 98¢ the bendle. Complste set Let these and many other specials help you dress up over the booth in the station and finally | déclded to ask how, under her cir- | cumstances, she was going to be able to eat and pay’ the inc| | penses of her return trip, A fying the station superintendent of the goclety that her integrity was unquestioned, a voluntary advance of funds in the amount of two dollars was tendered the North Carolina traveler. It has already been prov. that bread cast upon the w: turns, because the society . been repaid the two dollars déllars besides. BIG BARGAIN 6-Room Brick Only $7,000 ghest _and ~in his paner, eie. Bradley, Beall & 1512 H St. N.W. ok—E Howaxd, Inc. Main 462-462 —_— f 3 S Gas or Electric LAMPS For Autumn We are now showing the greatest number of new and at- tractive styles in many seasons. Prices Start at pieces—a hanisome oblong table, five chairs host's chair, with genuine leather seats, large buffet. All pieces are beautifully in walnut and designed in the Queen 2 period style. A Thanksgiving speeial...... $10.00 Cash—Balance Monthly . ‘Bed Outfits $19.75 Save: one-fourth . the former price on this splendid bed outfit tomorrow! It includes a full- size steel bed, a resilient spring and a 40-pound mattress, which was built for sleeping comfort. A startling value! Beauty A Walnut Bedroom Suite of Rare Just see what this handsome four-piece suite includes! Beautifully made and finished. $10.00 Cash—Balance $2.00 Weekly Wi — ‘ Kitchen Cabinets $1.00 Weekly Every Cabinet in the line reduced for, this great sale. Reductions * are as great B $28.50 They are of very fine construction und covered . . 3-Piece Overstuffed Suite . & three beautiful pieces are ome of 'the : m;r:;fl:e““u!u:l values of this great Fall Sale. s in a fbeautifully designed tapestry. Deep J springf with steel braces.. 5 gt Buy now $10.00 Cash, Balance Weekly or Monthly and save... s&mm St. N.W. A full size bow-end bed, handsome chifforette, dresser with large mirror and a semi-vanity dressing table with triple mirror. Finished in rich walnut. See them now at this special price $1.00 Weekly This marvelous that is new and is your opportunit home. A 9x12 T Brussels Rug. showing of all iful in rugs autify your $16.75 Opverstuffed Living Room Suite In these beautiful suites you have all the com- for these suites have a full double gize bed, with s 1 69 a “Way Sagless” spring. Seventh St. N.W. Between fort and beauty of a regular stationary piece, $15.00 Cash, Balance Monthly or Weekly D and E Sts. Three-Piece “Kroehler” Bed Davenport yet you add an extra room at no additional cost, et » "