Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1924, Page 9

N ., 'WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, T9% which work. the health department i’ the last twenty-four | William and Bensie was made toward the Harding me- 3 Tilliam B. aod Bdieh I, Tioxd, girl jl@t’ Totial fund. and extra moneve are Births Reported. e needed to carry on the services in| e foiowing births huve been reported to] Johg and Beatine i l;‘:‘:ln,m:xrl Wright P Eruest and Lotte Greesmel, wiit tisnedHrom BRShih taxs ) Mr. A mour and family have| Edwin 1L and Nettie €. Staub girls ol taken at 1354 Kennedy |(tyios) ken | valde Charles . and Gertrude M. Cumberland, D%lhs Re "ed . and Mrs. James W. Brenson| FranklinA ,'(:‘.‘“‘:‘«'{. v Thd following deaths ..... been reported fo g {he bralth epariment in the iast twenty four uoom Shiels, 78, U. §. Soldiers’ Home Ilos. Richard S. Darnes is in N : on. by " Nusana T. Buchholts, 51 the Hotel Lorraine, for a exton A, @ cLindon, girl. Telen 1 Annie ¥ Haers 11, and Eat Stuurd - Sumuel snd He 3 ..l bunnington of | £ @ Md., who are i 4 Jacob P. and Callie Dempsey, girl Wilbur . und_ Margaret 51 demhi of their dau i who ha ntly joined th JWn guests were Jelty and her two children of Oak- land, Calif. ¢ [ r. bo; und Be girl. 5 i, 81 Toth st. n.e. turned | o Sl 5. Children’s Hos. . o bR B MM Meiveen Renie; stiys GhiKe's Hop othrop @ Mis: raulio j R BT L L L L ‘ e Whene’er You Drop In ‘OU will be delighted with the delicious food at the friendly Coffce Shop in The New Mrs. John W John - Halterman of Phil L . the siiper jof B 3 Tempting Salads and Sandwiches, Dainty Foun- VoS EitliEhw el d Vstrict Chapter, tain Buifet Service and Special “Hot Dishes” each ort from the chaivm day and ling. . A re rapidly 3 oe the luncheon, Mrs. L. M. Haml ) e otsheon, o M Hamlet, \u:“.lt;t; sll\ll;lL "Dinner every night—inclading Opew, from'7 AM. 'til Midnight Sundays from 6 109 P.M. INEW WILLARD g ed Miss Ma ) Pennsylvania Ave., 14th and F Sts - | chairmun of the en mittee. i Why Many Women Give Much Thought to This Question Every woman will admit thar the most important ingredient for cake-making is the skorten- ing she wuses. It is because of this, and the thought given to the matter, that Mazola has taken the place of butter in so many homes. £ 3 * - A housewife wr:7es: “one day 1 was making a cake for supper and discovered I had no butter to use for shortening. I tried Mazola, which is always in our kitchen for salad dressings, and I have never used any other shortening for cakes since-that day. My cakes are now Bdester grained, light as a feather and never crumble. ““Of course, Mazola costs me less than butter, and 1 use % to % less than the amount named for butter.’; That’s the story about Mazola for shortening in the proverbial “‘nut-shell.”? Yet, back of this growing popularity of Mazola for shortening is a very pleasant thought: - * » - The source of Mazola s as pure, appetizing and wholesome as this delicious oil is itself. 1f you like “‘corn-on-the-cob” you can’t help liking ‘Mazola. For this pure cooking and salad oil is made from 'the hearts of full-ripened corn—America’s Greatest Cereal. When you think of cake-making, think of Mazola— use it once and you will never go back to using expensive butter./ AN IMPORTANT REMINDER “Mazola is as delicious andgoodtoeatas the corn from which it comes.”. Thomas 7. Bfoaddus and Suste Brown. £y p, e 204 Nettie C. Stavb, 3| John 7. Williame and AnnaM. Malof. Charles’ Butler ard Nellic Morris. soyd and Eetelle Sutton, both of . . dr P nmen ||| Faster-Time Specials Mamage Llcenses. R TH Pucker. New Arrivals in vern tasacd to the| 3 ey S oma . lel Harris and Lillie Tast, both of ...;1“(".'.’:1% P Daytime and Affernoon Dresses —— Crepes, Georgettes, Satins, Cloths 4 . 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