Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1924, Page 5

\ / THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1924, to be carried out in co-operation with |of the council, Mr. Cooley declnrcd; N the United States forest service and | the engineer had emerged as a power- P 3 | 3 PR'ZES OFFERED the forest services of the several |ful factor in the public life of the: FOR THRIFT SLOGANS| FOREST PROBLEM ™% seoowen o oot o | 5550, 1, i i, o it |of industry and social well-being, | Forcion !x}‘:v::r:?n";‘r:::c'n;ec}:edm:::,i said, are so {ntimately bound up wnh! i i i n o of the United States In the work of | engineexing that the vrn(e:;lflgnmn‘;:; Committee to Give Cash Awards for | Council to Devote Much Time to|preserving their forests. It is lMkely | #8sume its FIEtite sndresy i Best Ten W that the reforestation problem wiil tin the lflll"fl;' e. et iar est Ten-Wo - occupy much of the convention's time | Results of an clection of ( rd Catch Issue Declared to Be Grow. o T omeeRtt %y it Wil ere, - Lines. ing Critical. 2 Investigation of reports that the |nounced thls morning. e | L3 bureau of efiiclency method of allo- Umnmfl!g o{v‘f“f‘:m\&' ;nr"mM::;“ cating positions awmong government |Gardner S Willlams of presidents | . o plo; the District of Col 1 * OPEN TO ALL CLASSES| The American Engineering Council | SImhloves In the Dletrict of o e |Dr. Harrison E. Howe of Washington, | itute of the Federated American Engineer- |old system proved such reports to be |TePre! senting the American Inst e a ing Socleties convened in annual ses- | false, L. W. Wallace of Washington, ;’rfntsg;"";_‘wl Engineers, was name: ' Backers Seek Especially to Inter-|sion today at the Shoreham Hotel and executive secretary of the council, re- ! i This evening the annual dinner of 1 s one of ita firat acts elected former | PO[1ed, the counci] will be held at the Shore- | est Schools. | Gov. James Hartness of Vermont to = "1« :;' the h{i:::»’m:;r«‘r!: ,,",’.'Z;“".f';:’ ham. sp.nkm will include 'aecn t niversity of Michigan as Its |the resulis of the new classification ;:)l ,,":mm 5% Davie aasecunt sec i A contest for the best slogan on ent. bill will have to be awalted. Present (40 DVIECE H thrift, consisting of not more than 2t o 1 Indications are that the law will be wa ing with it re- atlonal reforestation, the natlonal | 7t ieq ‘out to the letter and that ! b " I | coul shortage and the proposed Great |technical men will fare as well as can | Many men are sorry for what! s""”"“ 8 i kes-St. Lawrence waterway to the | be expected under {t.” ney'v ML ansre Gt * 2 . 10 to th ; [north Atlantic seaboard were the first | In his address as retiring president | wha omitted to do. ' b c ion nf the engineers, who came | et i e | vy e o e comiey o | | VIRGINIA HAMS AT THE SAME PRICE e winners m—cl..red!rppns.mz vmuauy every large €ngl- | I!(l‘rln;; society in America. Federal | ter power problems and public ennn service activities are to be BB R e Il Chuck _ % | ANNIVERSARY SALE! |pg e kbl e | o Declaring that ation’s dwin- | | 3 ”:n\o u-»: ',fffi',’]fi forest constitute a | ¢ | Our annual sale of the greatest food values ever offered in Washing- 1o | Faoiae thh s ’nz“‘mi‘,fl{,’r‘.; ____/— < It Roast C | ton continues all this week. No limit—no restrictions. Shop early. . C ost of its lumber in a comparatively 3 Il SUG R Ollls, A e« 10Lbs., 880 Whole or Half Pure Cane Granulated Electric Wmng i 3 l (I Savings Worth While on : Lb. s —— Gateleg T‘:bles in the January Clearance Gl'Olllld 1 0 SmOked Ham . o lb., 190 $60.00 F h Lb. i e e SRR In all sizes—some extension styles among them Beef, RALPH P. GIBSON & CO. || /%5 i ™ ; Another Del Monte Sale! | pjcpics, 14(: 1407 11th St W.W Potomac 1528 ! Night senmz«&mm.lxsg:mdcuumm 8210 | ! I (Hunt's Pack at the nme price for those who prehr them) e — Former Price Size Reduced to ( No.1Can ........ a 00 28x36 i $15.00 y : IT STOPS 7 | :igm :3’2:(‘:(2' ll: S;i" | Gl'ound i Ap"c°ts M.'z s Can. ... .02 for 39¢ THAT [ $3500 36x48 in. $2650 Peaches o e S % COUGH ¢z $37.50 38x54 in. $29.00 | Round c HALF OR SLICED 4 2 for 45c Pork | =N $4950 42x52 in. $3350 Fruit Salad Vo. soosisesiesesns 2 for 39 JUNIP $55.00 (Extension) 45x50x68 in. $39.00 . ruit a 1 No. w2 for 78 Hocks c ER TAR $6990 (Extension) 46x53x72 in. s4900 | : e “ GIVES Quick ::::r Fcr I i shoulder Pineapple ......2 for 69¢c 1 COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROAT flhewmcfllmf_w i Clod 2 5c | :; zccr:“zlo = ’?‘,’;;i Sauer- EOR Gt A A e With WonoERr Suscass Aloays Right w Judlity and Price y Apple Sauce o o ity bk 905 SEVENTH ST. N.W. i ——— | Plums J Rz G e e y ___Jl Leg of Lb. | Asparagus . 2% Can, 2 for. ... G9C 7 /W////////// T 3 5 c! Salmon yNorcamzror . 39c TURKEYS Five Wonderful Sales wels el 1B, 35¢ Smoked Picnics : i Bl' east Of l 6 Bag:on, Piece Mu:hc;l'ince;::: than for the entire family---at Hahn's Lamb, C Spare Ribs —_— — | All-Pork Sausage Saieked Shoulder of Lammb, 2 8c 1 Jowls, 106 INEXPENCIVE=2 DOSES 1¢ ; 35 ABOTTLE AT ALL DRUGGISTS | DON'T EXPERIMENT! This ola reliable medicine has relicved thox } ands—it will retieve you. 1RY 1 7 _ i Astounding Values This Men's Sale in Women’s Shoes! brou gl'lt a sfampede ! Thousands of regular $5.95 and $8.50 Shoes—now \ . . \ ‘\§ \ § . N . § \ . \ . N Z Z Z 58 Boiling Sieed . c e ]9 |Madssl o 12 Liver, ——‘,—‘—_—— PANCAKE HECKER BIAJCEeIHEAT pkg., Cooked 6lb. Can Halibut = 5 [ slndiier | Roast Do Steak, 42(! Sancey St 5o B | bl o i Beef, - Chih S-nce. large . PEAS Marcella, can FLOUR Pick of the Pack, can.. .. ... 5-1b., 21c; 12-lb, 45c; 24-1b., 89: Kl‘:gfisher. can Mince Meat, Ib Sea Gull : Lb. TOMATOES _ PRUNES I Nrarag o opesuiE 2 | Oleo, 376 rout, C O NCE in a blue moon Hahn's decide on a CORN DO, SENSATIONAL Clearaway of many - wanted styles in our $5.95 and $8.50 2’500 Prs. $5 Shoes—at $4.45 the pair! Suedes, Satins, & 86 Shoes Patents and other popular materials. Thousands of pairs included—but the demand is tremendous! Better call to- morrow. At All Our Stores Except G Street e 2, 72 And many of our best $10 to $15 Slippers—at whirlwind Men's Shoe Clearance—and | No. 2 Maryland, 3 cans.. every time i “Off like a shot!” For £ N | SUCCOTASH men know “Hahn” shoes are good shoes! This S \H Paris Brand (Maine pack).... 5 = time, 2,500 pairs regular $5, $6 and some higher- N PUMPKIN and SWEET Other Sises Accwrii Spredlt pric ed shoes, reduced for three days only to What a sale this has been—and POTATOES gr':;e"}ul‘i:“x'n"nfir'g pmt ‘19¢ Lb. $3.85 the p‘ur' Sale started this morning—and ) ill b \H b tter. More styles ams No. 3 cans, 2 for Mallard Jam iooks like a “riot”! Only two days left to go! now. it's st £ Y N & Cus Py Don’t delay! 4 added! N 2 !5 SAUERKRAUT To;l“:l;lresenu c e 2 No. 3 cans, 2 for.. ..... ; ASHION'S newest conceits Macke el SOAPS Van Lills’ Jams M eig! i~ b, l 1 Pink Salmon, can I!ea\\l)\alnfer w T},‘.ff,,’,'; gutdoors for evening, afternoon, N - 3 a argal’lne, | Kirkman’s, 6 for . ;:Tgh;'::; can cluder 'S R S 2 . {ncomplete Tines” “h street, sports and Southern N | R T m‘:gfim“ Salt, 2 iv. p Chance You can’t afford to mis! wear—in most every leather \ Swectheart. 3 Tor cah . and fabric you could name— \ Fairy Soap, 6 for... . Corn Meal, 2-Ib. pkg. A at $7.75 the’ pair. N Fllet Of Lb. | Shaker Soap, can Raisins, Sunmaid, bulk, 1. .. ' i At Our 3 Downtown Stores Only C Lb. owspemeenser s B| Haddock, 30c| COFFEE. . . . b, 22 | Butter, D4c Sale W ’ 3 s \ OLD DUTCH BLEND S?lke Stoz',?if:;‘:, ’1 Mothers---Notice! o et oy sy AT g “Gro-Nups™ Reduced! |POTATOES - -~ 15 Lbs., 35¢ thread sxlk and silk-and-fiber stockmgs—black ey | ey, $3%° | ||| FLORIDA ORANGES =i, pomN 32| sz | M| GRAPEFRUIT = o Shoes below regular prices is @tie | il ICEBURG or FLORIDA LETTUCE EAcH 10c 1 Not All Sizes to 2, $3.35 3ss. grgpekse | w T Edsnameecs | f) NEW FLORIDA LETTUCE EACH. 10c G St' complete lines—others in all sizes to 3. “Cisty Club Shop” 1914-16 Pa. Ave. . No parent should mise this wonderful e e || FRESH, GREEN VIRGINIA KALE 3 LBs. FOR 25¢ 777 77 77, 7227 7%, At all our stores except G St. 722 7