Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1923, Page 30

~ 30 : THE - EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1923. AIR WIZARI] GUES :BSOHYOSI; I?I(-)l:-'BIJI?NsDI %3:2' MUTT AND JEFF—Jeff Slips Mutt a Hot Shot Copreht, 108, by 1. . Flter, Trate —By BUD nsfl_sn : : ; . Re TR You were HIT BY Son" IFTHIS 15 Heaven ’ Ifl EMBASS' | us].' e :t‘;“z:h‘l‘:DmIT e :.E AN Lo wuke EXCITEDE THEN WHAT Are ! = N | N\ o CEF wi 0 3 . : {Drive May Be Continued Until} BE AS FIT AS AFIDDLE WHeN DEAD. tes Hee You'RE 1N You DoinG Here? | Next Monday—McAdoo i P HE wAKes UP! THAT'S FINE! HEAVEN, ANSWER MG \ 4 S— Commander Hunsaker Will! ol e : T+ Gonma Be Naval Attache at | Unless $15,000 more is raised for the | L AW - 153 Nt - Kb Him & I Boys' Club by tonight the drite for =7 BT AnD 5 London. 00 to provide a tw budget | L HMWE Same will be continued until Monday. | At present $20,000 has been raised | Commander Jerome (" saker, | will be d 7.8 gnized as the in this country THAT as an aeronau- authority with few eg s 5 o ams have been k persons int en visited by send his subs Hunsak 0 work o upen in the bureau of aeronautics her © Steinmetz of naval avia- atedly has re- i high professorships and posi- tions with institutions “on the out- wide ar re 3 n-in-aw of former President’ Wil- Designer for Navy. inwall's Since 1916 he has bee nwall ; S Arizona_t bout the| h o Sound 16 nEne / oo ) bout the Changes in Stations of Sound, W andSliEr an i Construc it wna chere | Army and Navy Officers 8 e / ory suceenstul Lvpe of ¥ AT S Adoo augiested that he Of Interest to Capital = [ P l N D L E R lift EDMONSTON'S —HOME L e e phare ‘1o Elahad : Anwy. : e 4 { of the “Original” FOOT- et ST o 607 12th N.W.—M. 2704 FORM Boots and Oxfords S & for Men, Women and Chil- Y Boys' Club and the Y A I . 1 Field Ar- : P Williams | Willlam L. 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Dennis O all young pe y , 4 A ot ey | Do redired for s o :\.E}f»'::a\]\'u;::; 1 enjoy mu- Men s Sults e o o 95c i The illustration shows a particu- teno, Nev., 210001 = e i larly snappy shoe that we offer A eoman in all the prevailing shades and all leathers. Quality is imperative in e i Foot Forms, and is shown sriggs of the Rainbow, A ) T in the carefully se- o Vear v in e e p L 4 N lected materials and al e 7 N perfect shoemaking. ation, hus N7/ “Fit is imperative” and is made possible by the particulariy broad lines of sizes and widths which enable our professional shoe- fitters to give practically an individual size. | from wells young man tramp- untry 500 Consult us about Footwear whether you Dress Up for Thanksgiving 4 = S B Smsemie e | R Cr D HERE TOMORROW - , == EDMONSTON & CO. acres and more than 2,000 men are ~ emploved. S il Y /s (Incorporated) —— S-H-I-R-T-S = = ‘ 1334 F Street Aoy i, Auborities on Y E E drax 9 = i ANDREW BETZ, Manager B\ ‘an 2| RaisinBread on Wednesday opportunity Xmas Suggestions : e in Our | ; Ootical Department 89 ; It has become.a custom everyw! here— NEW ADDRESS_135 F STREET y s1 | 7 and so I bake it special for this day. Opera Glanes. | Men's Part-wool Three for Five-Fifty Fresh from ovens you can get it to- o et Half Hose, with P — = ! morrow—golden, fine-flavored loaves, . dropstitch—heather g L ' generously filled with plump and juicy Binoculars .....$10 color and plain [g > i ) S Maid Raisi It's delici Iy rich And many other interesting shades. A wonder- o £74 un-.vial aisins. 1t's deliciously rici ftéms. A small deposit will | ful value at— A : and fruity—and it’s healthful! reserve any article until | x..,:_ KAHN I f Other Wednesday treats . o , For you, I also bake specially tonight - = smff, 1 Neckwear : many other tempting Sun-Maid Raisin Optometrists and Opticlans S e Bl : Hics) aelling of iy e There will be rolls and cookies, cakes S e | | and coffee cakes, muffins, “snails’’ and e T 3 my famous Sun-Maid Raisin Pie. You will find them delicious for Wed- 4 «# nesday afternoon luncheon affairs. Automobile Gauntlets - ORREl By bakers everywhere T, ol el bt i \\ W 5 The finest Sun-Maid Raisin Bread and dr o e = her Raisin Foods are prepared 1l made—for extr $1 .95 Colifornia table-gropes and Caltforsia O LET <CHAMP]@N! frs e Wishe o = e e, “Special for Wednesday” by bakers . every week—everywhere. tum z You can i get them tomorrow at bak- mlow k ' Boys’ Suits eries, grocery stores and delicatessens uxe OS LR T : . : throughout the city. With Tove Piive . Serve them tomorrow for dinner, for Pty : A the children’s and lunch 4 your own luncheon. e = o Splendid styles that al boys ‘ And—try Raisin Toast for Thursday’s o ook :r'jo;h:ve‘;;{iey;ljf admire. They are made of fine ) b ! e 4 = reakfast! . quality mixtures, well tailored Many binds o Raisin Rol the needlework, the fimsh of n . —are something to be par- ticular about—we are. to fit perfectly and Jresh and tempting ! the lapels —the woolens— give long wear. Spe- SR . cially reduced to— everything’s just right. Endorsed by bakers everywhere, by American Bakers’ Association, sad by Recal Bakors: Association of America $3 8 t'o $ 6 5 Raisinbread | * wwzrs. | specialonWednesdays || GreSne “We Request the Return of Anything That Home of the Disney Hat Can Be Bought for Less Elsewhere” R T T T T T L b s 4