Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1923, Page 32

_82 . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1923. » : | SWINDLERS GET $1,800. |strangers who swindied him out o | MUTT AND JEFF —Mutt Reports to the Foot Ball Coaches at Yale. T g A —By BUD FISHER | | o mamer. swiss ronworker, M 7 24 T2200en? ’ (s a victim of he clever “hander- Eame’t Mrs. Lioyd George Is a stroug b - —_— while sightseeing in | . B g ye: iev i hibition and intends t HeRe T Am AT YALe BOSS, A.MUTT |'S SPEAKING, GO OUGR To THAT CoAcH 7 [While 1 front of the Dainn siktion | make a careful study of the problen, READY TO MAKE Fodt BAL WHAT .POS TI00 00 THe WHo'S TAKINGE OFF HIS OH, HeLLo MUTT. | Tanner became acquainted with two during her stay in America. HetoRy ron o et ERST €Leven Do YoU SWeATER AMD HAVE HiM ¢ WHAT cAN - - IF JEFF Cod see WAAT ME TO PLAY T DRRL You 1A PUATING T Do For YW-? MG NOW HE'D TURN ANSWER ME THAT! AND. TACKLING' THeN - ‘"""V : ‘ oot ‘ T/l.e Best Va{ue in Candy - : X in the United States Its reputation is built on purity and quality. It C is recognized as the best - homemade candy in the salesgirl to the “customer” in a| | the list of lodges subscribing to the America today. booth, who would mak ction and, tol street and am Dex; | uBitpA asaonic uRd, $50 AT 0 \ | after wrapping up aress, woull{5ie Tonh ae st The B i 2 sorolied iis Fresh Today and . take it away with her. The confidence men repr g ! 2 Every Day had $2.000, which they e a ca thet Attorney Harry Whelan told the *1 O 'to hald it for court that restitution had been made | oy SKed the The vietim placed S I:[]R SHUP“F” | ana declared' the girls were vietims oy dkerchief with the ) : The Candy That’s Made Before Your Eyes ior a clever woman still a 5 f ceused. who wrapped it | v : g Al Bsipaienss 8 i Gladiol. ey 3 nd_supy e o ... o ) ¢ v ally ing | . B wiola 1. Pevton, ninet 2 s V) tatn : thelr be a i At fu By Our Own Fannie May Girls | old girl, was given 5 ed | year in jafl today b: BERE A severely scalded vesterday afters |to ) | Three Years Each Given Maryl;fi;g,‘,‘;&cw&' ; 4 s Ansault. 8 Mn IR ik who s Elliott and Agnes Thomp- moon when she_dlimb ck in 1o and to The : s Pannio May Candtes always dis- hathtub and opened th Soass e 3 o years in the son by Justic 5 vo o S ; s ! e_Ba“ey = { ¥ < wt A lke 5 s Mans : |13 4 New o | ing the - played in dainty ribboned baskets. ¥ She A - te . bath just after the child had |13th street and 3 g = i employed as a stenographer. col \\13[3;;-4 ;":n‘n‘l‘:: . L R Both « Mary Elliott, twenty-five years old, s % Thompson, thirty, were| 1. o e . a pre ), P i Albuguerque, N. M. The l!:.‘xhvr‘ is 3"t serwa. e | SoRre an Sasen ¢ e Lt Ceorke Washington Tl |0 e - - RIS P e Thompson girl was employed | trick. Howard ha 1 ) o o § 11818 8c- | Lodae it 22 : g the Elliott gir) posed an u eore | 11 to have been i scveral penal | ho e : tal | o ) : ——=IGI[= OPEN SUNDAY S =10 ——==] er Dresses w, spla titutions. riding, vere displayed by | The men worked the handkerchief | colored. one _— lalc——aa]c——=lalc—lolc——]o]|c——=]o]——] o] uality Service Stores Idea Means to this Community Kceping‘ house—“Setting a And because they have been table”—buying food is the brought together in a non-profit most vital act in our family life. organization (one hundred and Right buying depends upon thirty of them) they can work to- three factors— gether to give you the advantage Z 7777777777777 NN . . . of lower prices and take a per- Assu'r ed Quallty —thafmt sonal interest in your buying. Service—Reasonable Price. So each Quality Service Store Quality Service Stores are a brings at last, to this community, group of good independent retail a service that has long been grocers who believe in the name needed here. and seal that distinguishes them. As a group they ask your trial They sell quality goods! They and when they have satisfied render definite service! you—your support. Quality Service Stores NORTHWEST. Chas. George, 1900 Wyoming Ave. Martin Weber, 836 5th St. | ALEXANDRIA, VA, Frank E, Altumus, 2744 14th St. | 3. B. Simpson, Takoma Park, D, C. Carlines Markot, 7th and C Sts, Leachman & Saum, 234 N, Payne St. tumus, 2508 14th St. M. Feldstein, 3306 Georgia Ave. | Northeast Fruit Co., 713 E St. 3. D. Matter, 521 5. Fairfax St. les Moat Market, 3425 Georgia Ave. Trving Market, 12th and Irving Sts. M. J, McFariand, 1401 Prinoo St. Your new overcoat --make it powder-blue We’re ahead with this new shade—every well dressed man-in London is wearing it now—the mills of America are weaving it for garments to be sold here in the spring—you’ll wear it in the spring—if you’re looking for something new—wear it now in the new Overcoats and Suits. 2200727 7222, niversity Market, 3706 Macomb St. Geo. C. Heider, 3507 12th St. Columbus Market, 338 Columbus St. L. M. Biggs. 2623 11th St. A. L. Foster, 1515 R. I. Ave. Thomas J. H 600 S. Pitt St. 4 Quality Market, 3213 6th St. Carl “Tolsor, ‘10 Channing St. E. B. Puliman, S Gossen Market, 13th and Otis Sts. C.'W. Johnson, 262 10th St. 3. Sperling, 638 S. Patrick St. ‘ 3 ot, t. Bassett's Market, 1309 9th St. | Privifera Market, 403 B. 1. Ave. 3 T. Sweeney & Bro., 1101 Duks St. Burka’s Market, 200 Rhode Island Ave. 3. H. Purdy, 628 23rd St. L. Feldman. 3rd and F Sts, &, “Mendelson, 1608 King St. 7. Burke, 2lst and H Sts. | L. W. Bailey, 2324 Eye 8t, Shuster’s Market, 7th and F Sts. Alexandria Market Co., 115 N. Royal St. Clifton Market, 2408 14th'St. F. B, McGivern, 1727 N. CGapitol. Quincy Market, 114 Quincy Place. S. 3. Simpson, 601 S. Alfred St. Colorado Market, 5608 Colorado Ave. New York Market, 3233 M St. H. Jaffe, 1201 Morso St. rry Kessler, 400 S, Lee St. Connecticut Avenue Market, 4200 Connecticut | M. Sody, 500 Irving St. | 3.H. Godrich, 156 11th S¢. 3, Bhagiro, 825 Duke St Ave, | Capitol Market, 518 G St. King Street Market. 508 King St. F. A. Dodgoe & Bro., 3620 14th St. Pioneer Market, 4620 14th St. SOUTHEAST AND SOUTHWEST. VIRGINIA. Eagle Meat Market, 8352 M St. 3. Raymond Pyles, 1209 Good Hope Read. Rosemon Home Market, 1137 First St. ! o Nonr'r:msAst | Geo. J. P. Maler & Son, 2200 Maine Ave. | p, Clarendon, v Market, 3404 11th St. George_Claggett, 517 C St. | Tona Gabriel, 1100 9th St, T. B. Builey, 43¢ 13th St. lers, 3000 Nichols Ave. Hamilton Oourts Market, 22nd and N Sts. 8th St. E. )llr‘r{' h St, Menhatten Market, wfl&;lé.‘ Pleasant St. 5. Telegraph Road. Kuppenheimer O’Coats and Suits A Feature Line at $ Kuppenheimer Suits ; Tuxedo Suits From $30 10 $75 $38 10 $75 Home of the Disney Hat 777772772 7222222 H. E, Brown, Ray Marcey, Cherrydale, Thomas Crack, Baliston, MARYLA: Carr Bros, & Boswell, Mt. Rainfer, Md. 1. Shapi it it e Homan Brows, Bisdepsbure, d 7 ro. 5. v A 5 rown, Bladensburg, Md. 1. W . 3 . Whaodside Market (. E. Barnes), Silver 7% 7 722220 Jacob Reihl, 601 H St. L. Sobine’ Market, 1118 146h 8t Diyieh 5 Sohmidt, 4424 Ge ve. =R, Jon : £a. Gotmiat, 400 W St o Avilon, Heights Market, %711 Bladensburs | Xea Quality Market, % St.S.E. R W Thompson. 1325 30th St. | ond. Zickerman Quality Market, 102 N Gar. Ave, £ D. Thorne, 1700 First St. 2. C: Lipseomb, 9 2nd St. | 2 Viotor Market, 1248 11th St. D. Abraham, 6th and M Sts. % 5 s Braer il Mosror “Bothos You Street Market, 1608 You St. Woodland Market. 138 You St. 3 By L aet e 72 WY 2 Z 77227 ZZ 2 Z ZZ 2 N