Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1923, Page 45

A Cbcngu in Stations of Maj. E. W. Miller, Medical Corps, at dered to Fort H. G.-Wright, N. Y. Maj. 4 Corps, has been transferred from New York city to Fort Washingtop, Md. : Capt. J. H. Houghton, air_ service, | returning from the Philippines, has | been assigned to duty. at Langley Fleld, Va. * Gordonsville, Va.. has been assigned to duty at Camp Meade, Md. Lieut. Col. H. W. Gregg, infantry, at Walter Reed General Hospital, has been ordered to his home to await re- tirement. Master Sergt. Frank E, James, 34th Infantry, at Fort Eustis, Va., has been retired for age. The resignation of Second .Lieut. Edward R. Rich, jr, fleld artillery, has been accepted by the President. ' Capt. D. F. Johns, corps of engi~ neers, has heen transferred from De- troit,” Mich., to the Panama Canal Zone and Warrant Officer C. H. Breu- nig from Hawail to Fort Humphreys, a. 1 dut; . Army and Navy O/f cer k. Of Interest to Capital r ARMY. : J. B. Henneberger, Med Col. James Hanson, general staff, at Fort Hayes, Ohlo, has been ordered to this city for temporary duty at the War Department, on completion of which he will proceed: to ‘Santiago, Chile, fortduty_as military attache. 'apt. A. P." Von Deesten, corps. of engineers, has "Bonham, 6th Infantry, st been relleved from MAXWELL FURNITURE CO. = 415 7th St. N.W. = e - [ ROED G TR been Maj. ‘apt. R. Artillery, return! o ey e B LulL, chemical war- | tional Guard, at McAlester Service at the War Department, 7 assigned to duty at Edge- Libkicher, ervice, at Edge- wood Arsenal, Md. First chemical warfare ;s wood Arsenal, Md., has been ordered to Chicago, Iil. y Capt. T. J. Betts, Coast Artillery Corps, at Fort Eustis, Va., has been ordered“to Manila, P. L Master Sergt. Thoma: l\u_ck Cavalry, at Fort Riley, Kan., been placed on the retired List account of age. ‘W. C. Crane, jr., field artillery, has been transferred from Seattle, ‘Wash,, to Fort Sill, Okla. Capt. S. F. has been detached from duty with the New Hampshire National Guard, at Manchester, and ordered to Hawail. 24th _Fleld ing- from the Philip- Lieut. H. B. C. Snyder, aun.uwhuflj Ready, here, for hundreds of fathers who will better their homes for Thanksgiving are scores of exceptiénal values. The three outfits listed below are of excellent quality furniture at very low prices, and can be had on Most Liberal Credit Terms. 1ffed Suite is of excellent quality construction and is covered in beautiful Tapestry. The Davenport Table and End at_Galveston, Tex., and ordered | pines, has been detalled as military Dunn, field artillery, T stables, 30th and C strests, vice Maj. Oklghoma Na- xlf A.dBenrd, Quartermaster Corps, re- eved. McAllster, Jr.| pirst Sergt. James H. Parker, chei- DentalCorpe, ‘has been transierred | jon; e A Bagowood from Omaha, Neb, to Hot Springs, | M4, and First Sergt. Malfus L. Perry, S 52d Artillery, at Fort Eustis, Va., have been retired on account of age. ‘Warrant Officer W. A. Genoar, at instructor with the Lieut. Col. J. Maj. G. B. Foster, ir., Medical Corps, under treatment at Walter Reed Gen- eral Hospital, this city, has been or- the general intermediate depot, this dered to Fort Sheridan, Ill. for duty. Capt. Jamea G. Iinn, under teeas: | ILY, has been ordered to Boston for ment at Walter Reed General Hos- pital, has been honorably discharged Reed General from the service of the United States. | Biunrrnl” has Bose assisned to duty Maj. Ernest C. Cullum, Quarter- |at Hdgewood atsenal, Ma. master Corps, has been placed in First Lieut. Willis C. Conover, 13th charge of the District of Washington Infantry, at Fort Warren, Mass.,, has —————— T rETon Infantly: at Fort Waren T 2 SAVE ALMOST ONE THIRD On That Baby Grand, Straight Piano-Player or Phonograph Pay on Your Own Terms T. P. CULLEY & SON GREAT FACTORY CO-OPERATIVE SALE GOOD PIANOS 22nd ANNIVERSARY Presents the Best Opportunity to Get the Instrument of Your Choice at Big Money Saving—Why Wait Till It's Too Late to Secure Good Choice? Sale Nearing End 1119 14th St. N.W. -1119 14th St. N.W. OPEN NIGHTS We invite, we urge all interested in the purchase of a Baby or Parlor Grand Piano to call at our store today or tomorrow. We have, we feel sure, a real pleasant surprise for you. uty. Sergt. Aloysius Martin, medical de- IMPORTANT—Before we decided to put on this 22d Birth- day Sale we visited our factories that we have dealt with for for many, many years, and this is*what we said to them: “We have been in business in Washington 22 years. We have sold literally thousands of your product. Now we want to do some- thing nice by our people down there. We cannot do much with- out your co-operation. What can-you do for us?” “Well,” they said, “we will do our part to help you in this sale.” ! _This is what they altogether did: They shipped us 87 Pianos at THEIR COST OF PRODUCTION and the phonograph fac- tories shipped us 110 Phonographs at THEIR COST OF PRO- DUCTION. P 49 — Lieut. Commander J. K. Richards, jr., | Corps, to the Sirius; Lieut. F. P. Dele- from the Florida to naval operations, | hanty, Supply Corps, to the supply Navy Department. | depot, Brooklyn, N. ¥.; Lieut, H. J. Nor- Lieut. Stephen McCarthy has been re- | ton, SBupply Corps, to the navy ¥ lleved from duty at the naval training | Norfolk, Va., and Lieut. G. P. 3 station, Newport, R. 1, and orderpd to | Supply Corps, to the navy yard, Phila- his home. I delphia. Lieut. Commander F. T. Foxwell, Sup- | Commander R. A. Abernathy has piy Corps, has been transferred from | been assigned to the command of the the Delaware to the navy yard, Phila- [receiving ship at Pearl Harbor, delphia ; Commander John Irwin, Supply | Hawali. Corps, from San Francisco to the Idaho, | Commander J. H. Blackburn, com- Lieut. Commander J. C. Jennings at ‘ and Machinist John W. Cunningham, | manding the Cuyama, has been placed been ordered to this city for duty in the office of the assistant secretary of War, with the national board for the promotion of rifie practice. Navy. Comimander J. H. Hoover at the Washington navy yard has been or- derdd-to the Chewink. Lient, Commander H. W. Hosford of the North Dakota has been ordered to this city for duty with the Division of Fleet Training. the Washington navy yard has been | from the Montcalm to the navy yard,|in charge of the hydrographic office. granted one month's leave of absence. | Washington, D. C. San Francisco, and Commander C. C. Lieut. Commander J. C. Jones has| Lieut. V. V. M. Boggs, Supply Corps, | Moses, commanding the Hancock, has been_transferred from the Chaumont [has been ordered to Hampton Roads, | been placed in command of the Cu- to the Wasbington navy yard and 'Va.; Lieut. E. W. Gallagher, Supply ! yama. ALWAYS DO YOUR BUYING AT UALITY SERVICE STORES Look for the Quality Service signs! By making a point to trade at one of the 135 Quality Service Stores you will gain in many ways. It’s worth while to know that you will receive those little attentions to your wants that mean so much to you. It’s important to know that the store you trade at assures you quality in the goods you buy. These stores will not handle anything unless they know they can recommend it. f And prices are low—Quality Service Stores always give you the advantage of their savings. Look at these specials: Table are in rich mabogany. The Floor Lamp has handsome silk shade and mahogany s_lick. . Consisting of Complete Floor Lamp Large Chair Mahogany Davenport Table Beautiful Rocker: Mahogany End Table $15 Cash; Balance $2.50 Weekly i . | CERESOTA FLOUR . . 11c RITTER'S BEANS . . . s 20C WESSON OLL for frying .. s 25¢ 49c TERMS *5, #10 wor: DOWN Long Time Easy Weekly, Monthly Payments on Balance Concrete Examples of Big Sale Savings On Uprights, Grands, Players, Phonographs—All Standard Makes - e As Noted Above Example No. 2—Grand 6-ft. Davenport . Example No. 1—Grand 12 Ibs. ARTIST BABY GRAND — Establ- — lisked price, $1,050; factory dis- BEAUTIFUL BABY GRAND—Es- i tablished price, $675; factory dis- icount, $114.50; our discount, $93; Inale aa $207.50. Sale §467 50 Price .. REGULAR UPRIGHT AND PLAYER-PIANOS AT Example No. 3—Player ABOUT HALF PRICE PLEASE NOTE BELOW $400 Uprights, new—sale prices.$262 $500 Uprights, new—sale prices.$337 3550 Players, new—sale prices. .8387 $850 Players, new—sale prices. .$437 $800 Players, new—sale prices. .$562 3850 Players, new—sale prices..$637 Slightly Used Players, 3650 Players—now. $750 Players—no $800 Players—no Guaran! Terms—$8 to $10 Month Up Example No. 4—Upright FOUNTAIN BRAND HAMS e . S0 NUCOA NUT BUTTER . . »30c CALIFORNIA PEACHES .2 17c FANCY EVAPORATED PEACHES . . .17¢ AUTH’S SMOKED SAUSAGE . 32¢ NAVY BEANS .. . ... . 10c SIFTED PEAS, No. 2... .. 1Dc PUMPKIN . . .. .. wsal5c CORBY’S MOTHERS BREAD 100% PURE . ia . ; . This 10-Piece Bedroom Suite This beautiful ,Wz_inut Suite is the latest style for the bedroom. It is of excellent construc- tion; and there are noextras to be added on, everything is here and included in the one price. = =C 4159 Large DI“I;GI’ Mattress and Two Feather Fillows Cane-Seat Bench $15 Cash, Balance $2.50 Weekly UPRIGHT PIANOS TO CLOSE SOME LIKE NEW $400 Upright; was $175—now $425 Uprigl i was $400—now. ..$225 $650 Upright; was $450—now. ... ALL PHONOGRAPHS 81.00 “or More $3 % We'tn At Half Price Per Week iece Dini i 1-Piece Dining Room Suite Just think of ming exquisitely designed Period suites for the dining room at such a low price as this! Including everything necessary to beautify this room at one special price. All pieces are beautifully finished in walnut and designed in the Queeni Anne period. : * Consisting of $ I B Genuine Leather Host Chair ] I i i I Th FRANCO-AMERICAN COFFEE Walnut Oblong Table “P'm.&m“ . 5 9 | BLUE RIBBON, p.rnaue BUTTER Blended by an Artist 5 Genuine Leather Chairs 9x12 Brussels Ru; B 15,00 Cash, Balance $2.50 Weekly GOLD BO MAYONNAISE PEACOCK GINGERALE ? . ; DAIRYLEA EVAPORATED MILK For the Wildest Thirst SHARPLESS CREAM CHEESE Endorsed by 70,000 Farmers ; GARDNER’S CAKE We Also Recommena T hese Good Products. WASHINGTON FLOUR ality Service Steores '750—$1—$125 per Week and Up—Act Quickly to Get One Rallroad fare for 100 miles around Washington will he allowed on your purchase of 22 YEARS IN BUSINESS {119 14w 7 P CULLEY &soN Pl Frkc \ : (St N.W.