Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1923, Page 4

MASONIC BULDING LD RGENT NED '[nmple Heights Structures ompletion. Topic of Visitation Address. “With an sttendance so large last evpning in the most #pacfous of the Tooms ussigned to thé blua' lodges— in- Masonic Temple. 18th street and New York e to .xender difficult the entrance of_the oficial callers, Grand Master Mark F. Finley directed attention to that fact as evi- dence of the pressing need for the coftemplated new Masonic structure on: Temple Helghts. The occaslon was the annual grand visitation of the grand master and the officers of the Grand of the T rashington latter wa nnd has membistahip of ap- Shorman tended a visitors, and in return was commend- ed by the grand master on the record of. the lodge. Durlng the visitation selections were rendered by chestru and by a 1 quart Onirix Lodge Visitati . or “short end am devoted to the ."the master, e welcome to t ris famil ch wgand master. The lodke was con kratulated on having in the oficlal Etand line, as junior grand wardep, »ne of its most eminent past masters, J. AGREE N CORGRES ONCAPTALBEAUTY Parks and Buildings Should Be Finest, Says Kentucky Representative. Congressmen are in full accord with tho residents cf the District in their sehtiments that the city of Washing. ton should have the most beautiful o re the Connecticut Avenue Citizens' ition at a meeting in the All e d fl'!u vu.u géneral-gen- throughout the ashington should eautiful cities in of nis hugnuaa i here, and-stated \h"?’the‘ timent of the peo) country, was. that he one’of'the most ure water system is one urgent needs of this city, nd said that this hough4, ‘would reccive Juveiile Protection. mon of the Juvenile Brotec. ation gave asbrief outline ory and pugfoses of that 3 accidents Guring the ‘year of mpared with 164 for ten should be governed hore signals while eets as \xell as auto- Willlam B. W president. Other Groves, treasurer. | Ir. Roache were | cte to the Federa- tion of Citizens At tion, Plgns for a drive for 250 néw mem- hers were announced. The ception, : # i g £ % | AMERICAN RED CROSS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CHAPTER . MEMBERSHIP Please enroll the undersigned DUES Address . as wnuual, $1: contributing, $5; sustaining, $10; supporting, $25, momber. Amount of dues, Chécks to’ be .made to D. C. Red Cross Chapter. VAUGHN CLASS CONCERT. Musicians of Note on Thirty-Third Annual Program. The Vaughn cluss of the Calvary Baptist Church will hold fts thirty- {third annual concert in the Sunday program ate: Da i Walter W. B ateliffe, anklin J. orge H. d on the the se- Johnson foi- Ilngh( :x:z::z‘zm.: | { { “} ‘| and after one has put the letter In 2| fagtion which comes with a good doed | CHiltam Baldwin | RED CROSS DRVE LAGS FARBEHIND | 10nly $9,400 Raised in Two Weeks Out of $75,000 Asked in Washington. Have you 2 Red Cross subscription | blank in your home? 1 50, fill it out. put a dollar beside it, and mail it In to the District chapter, | 18 Jackson place. Thousandp of. the blanks are believ- ed to be lying unused in the homes of Washington, as 56,000 such blanks wore gent out more than a week ago | [to telephone subscribers, and 60,000 to government employes. 1t takes but a minute and a dollar to become a member of the Red Croes, | the mail ho has that sense of satis- done.” Only $9.400 has been raised of the $75.000 quota, and this after nearly two weoks, it was announced | | by_officials today. | The District fire department today | | zent a check for $200 to the District |chapter, through Mra: John Allan | Dougherty, manager of the Wash- | {ington division. Subscriptions ure being raised | &mong . the members of tlic police | department —_— One of the most prosperous of American labor organizations in the ernational Unjon of = Bridge a Etructural Iron Workers, th ruL,'h its total membership is less than (5.000. ‘Ghe Economy Corner 7th and H.Sts. N\ “OSHKOSH” WARDROBE TRUNKS LONDON KIT BAGS FITTED CASES AND BAGS HAT CASES FOR LADIES AND MEN GOLD-MOUNTED LEATHER GOODS LADIES’ HANDBAGS WEEK END CASES LEATHER NOVELTIES BRIEF CASES :zu::z:mzzzmmxmmzzmmm Bargain Basement Where yo': Pay less and get more —in style and quality. The Latest Conveniences in LEATHER GOODS and the associate travel goods line are always offered for your inspection and se- fection. The finest articles will be found very modestly priced. Leather Goods Company 1324-26 F ST. N.W. $ | 4 i Special Sale---Friday Only oats and Dresses at an unheard-of Price Values $7.50 $12.50 COATS are smart sports models —in Polair, Stripes, Plaids, Herringbones. ' Sizes 16 to 44. DRESSES are Poiret Twills, Crepes, Serges, Jer- seys and Satins. All sizes. Street and Afternoon models. In the Bargain Basement. $3838388828288288228 $32822888828888883883883888888888888888888888388888888828: Polaires, Plain and Overplaids. Special 3 price for Friday only. . In the Bergain Basement. Lace Dresses A wenderful lot of 59 Beautiful Lace Special price for Friday only— 94 Sports Skirts Dresses. Sizes 295& a 33 In the Bargain Basement. l Cals Jacquettes Fur-trimmed. Astra- khan, in Tan and Gray —with fur trimming. So:!ecul pnce for Friday In the Bargain Basement. 6= $20 All-Wool Suedine and Velour Coats Luster Bolivia and Normandy Coats $25 to $35 High- Pork is the most tender of meats—has a sweetness all its own—and as the result of thousands of surplus pigs being sent to market, is far cheaper than any other meat. PORK LOIN ROAST . . . Lb, 17¢ Smoked Hams, 1b. 7 to 9 1bs. average Smoked Picnics, Ib. 4 to 6 lbs. average Smoked Bacon, Ib. Sliced Bacon, 1b. ALL-PORK SAUSAGE Lb., 20c Chuck Roast, Ib. Clod Roast, 1b. Beef Liver, sliced, Ib.. Hamburg Steak, 1b. . 12Vc Salt Breast, 1b. Breast of Veal, Ib. 16¢ . Newport Roast, Ib. Leg of Lamb, Ib. . ... 37c Fancy—Small Small Fresh Hams, Ib. Fresh Picnics, 1b. Pork Chops, 1b. End Cuts Spareribs, Ib. .21c .12¢ 17¢ .35¢ Roasting or Frying Chickens, Ib., 34c Rabbits, Each, 50c Trout, Ib., 17c¢ Filet of Haddock, Ib., 29¢ Cod Steaks, lb., 25¢ Pink Salmon, 3 cans. ..35¢c Marcella Peas, 3 cans. .50c Van Camp’s Tomato Soup, Large Cans Peaches. . .2 for 25¢ 2 fot lsc Khak!, Sunny Smile or Cascade 17 . < Cluster Raisins, pkg....... Dried Lima Beans, Ib Walnuts, Ib. ........ No. 1 Diamond Brand Dates, Sugar-filled, 1b Grape Juice, Armour, pt. ... Large Brazils, Washed, Ib. Minaret Dates, pkg Almonds, Ib. ........ Fancy Soft Shells Bon Ami, cake Old Dutch Coffee Bread, 16-0z. loaf. Uneedas Evaporated Peaches, Ib. Cholce quality Swansdown Flour ............ 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