Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1924, Page 12

'mzclsmu ONTENURE | OF BISHOPS REFUSED Iethodis 0 Tz =3 emeenemencneans wice refy Simit ¢ would ter hich is Strictive trrsssszageeccccary Against Ruling on Fower to Impose Time Limit. maj rule o THE _EVENING GORE TRIFLE AHEAD IN WEST VIRGINIA 139-Vote Lead for publican Gubernatoral Nomination. STAR, WASHINGTON, Sutton leading by more than 7,000 votes. In the race for the United States senatorial nominations, 378 precincts gave: Republican—Guy D. Goff, 14,736; B. L. Rosenbloom . Hallanan, 16,181; Wells oontz, 5,669, and M. V. Godbey, Deriocratic—Williara 1. Chilton, . and Mrs, Izetta Jewell Brown, FLAG RAISING TO MARK ARLINGTON CEREMONIES Memorial Day Ceremony Will' Be Under Auspices of the Woman's Civie Club. Special Dispatel (0 The Star. ! Va. May 28.—The ory on the triangu- on, on which stands planted last Arims- ivie Club | Arling- st Conference Votes Has Re- s bl ol Held on Bootlegging Charge. Lawrence Goldberg, 1245 H street northeast, proprietor of a grocery _|and meat market, was arrested by _ | Detectives Kuehling and Davis of the ninth precinct last night on charges d illegal possession of ce charge that a sale of negotiated through ulx rught meat at the 1 half-pint bottle iqu ere located beh! trap in the wall back of the meat counter, police said. CHARLE Only 139 votes separated P. M. lana E. T. England, Republican Wl 0% | autes for the gubernutorial nomt tion, in returns from 382 out of 2, the | precincts in West Virginia's primary, :‘:"" | tabul up to noon today. Gore's sented ’(lilll wi 13,263, while England had |@ kin Two pthers dates were ehind. On the Democratic ticket recinets showed Jake Fisher of May 28— The 1 meneral confer- to decide whether ime limit on [t ity report in [} anuel K. Detwi < or, of the United wtirul com- | Appeals and committe PROTECT Your Doctor gnd Yourself of on of the “PHI[UPS" MILK OF MAGNESIA SAY “PHILLIPS” to your druggist, or you may not get the original Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians for 50 years. 1 chureh, Be Named. o Refuse imitations of genuine “Phillips” 25-cent bottles, also larger size. contain directions and uses. In “Washington’s Busiest Housewares Store” Kann’s—Third Floor Save $8 to ‘$30 Tomorrow On a Fine Refrigerator A Sale of *Way Above the Average Grades At "Way Below Their Usual Prices —\When refrigerators like those in this sale can be bought at a saving of from $8 to $30 each it's time to stop repainting and repairing the old water-logged refrigerator that has probably done service for yvears, and get one that is not only clean and new, but that also saves ice. » Where the health of your family,is at stake you cannot be too careful, and the health of your famll\ is at stake when vou continue to use an old ]mml\ constrllc!cd refrigerator. A new, modern refrigerator is sanitary and keeps the food pure, fresh and healthful. Every refrigerator in this sale is lined with high-grade white seamless porcelain —In addition to this the “North Star” Refrigerators are insulated with granulated cork, the .best non- conductm of heat known, and the “Indiana” }\elrlgeratorq have a mineral filled solid hardwood case. Every refrigerator is 'way above the average in workmanship, durability ‘and efltctenc; So come in and take vour choice. Regular $62.50 “North Star,” Special $44.98 Regular $74.50 “North Star,” Special -37 inches wide and 50 inches ] 9 98 L] high. Ice capacity, 125 pounds. Regular $100 “North Star,” Special Three-door spyle; side icer. $69.98 Regular $47.50 “Indiana,” Special high; 4-door, side-icer style, with high. 3-door style; ice capacity Regular $64.50 “Gibson,” Special 31 inches wide and 41 inchits 39 98 . ice capacity of 110 pounds. 50 ponnds. Kann's—Third Floor. | CASH OR CLUB PLAN 4S DESIRED | 2 5‘The f’ Busy Corner™ Regular $52.98 “Indiana,” Special 32 inches wide and 43 inches iy high; 3-door style: side icer and ice capacity is 65 pounds ° Regular $62.98 “Indiana,” Special 233 inches wide, 45 inches high. 3-door style, side-icer type and L] Regular $57.50 “Gibson,” Special ice capacity is 75 pounds. 31 inches wide and 44 inches ] 6 98 L] —33 inches wide and 52 inches high. lce capacity, 125 pounds; two-door style. —42 inches wide and 53 inches high. Ice capacity, 200 pounds, and four-door, side-icer style. —33 inches wide and 50 inches Penna. Ave. 8th and D Streets Fancy Smoked Hams Per b. 21¢ Another New Store Our Stores Will Be Closed ALL DAY OPENS SATURDAY On North Capitol Street DECORATION DAY Just North of New York Ave. (Friday, May 30th) Open Until 7 P.M. Tomorrow (Thursday) Drink Buttermilk w.i5o o Per at. 10c¢ NBC Fig Lb., “Tao” Tea ¢ zoc 1 9(: ;;:\:;rs, glass. 3 gc Newton§ BallsT tin of 102 5c Sanitary Fresh Creamery Butter, Ib., 47¢ New Potatoes, 4 i 25c | Texas Onions, 25c¢ Blue Ridge Corn, can, 10c | Blue Jay Peas, can, 15¢ Van Camp’s Milk, 3for 29c (&:-..Pork & Beans, 3 for 25¢ Sanitary Oats, 3 for 25c | Cream of Wheat, pkg., 21¢ King Oscar Kippered Snacks &z Per tin 6¢ Underwood's Deviled Ham T¢=-30c Canada Dry §).25 c‘f:'{‘g°t€lb’ 28 G e . §,“"g;ec i 248 pnssi 9Q ¢ qu i _49c | Waxed Lunch Paper £ 3 or 20c Libby’s Corned Beef. vercan21¢ |3 327c rme s 950 | Schimmel's Apple Butter 6 19¢ SANITARY &z FRESH EGGS b 39¢ Doz. Blue Ridge Corn, can . BLUE LABEL Del Monte Asparagus Tips ... 40c A-1 Corn (Country BEETS Del Monte Asparagus ... ..45¢ Gentleman) Del Monte Spinach ... ....20c Paris Brand Corn Real fancy quality. The label is your assurance of exceptional quality. No. 2 Can Tomatoes . . . .. .10c Del Monte Pears ... .....30c Blue Jay Peas, can . . ... ..15¢ Del Monte Peeled Apricots ... 30c A special one-week el ag Del Monte Peaches . . .. ..27%c eC! e Lorn L 25 Silver Label Peas, can ... . . .15¢ Can, c Del Monte Cherries . ... .-. ... 35¢ sale of thir | Heinz Week Speclals Hires’ Zarex Root Beer Extract, bot. . Ibs. for Special 2 A-oz. Prices Budweiser Carton 1 Doz. Shredded Wheat, pkg., 10c Each Envelope Contains 80 sheets In Carton of One Dozen Brand Selected Something inthe Heinz line for ev- ery day in the week. H HEINZ Never excelled in quahty and seldom equalled, Heinz products are supremely good. There is a long summer ahead to enjoy their deliciousness. F amcusl\ good. For luncheons during the hot weather. It’s an ideal food. Tt takes a trial to realize the supreme goodness of Heinz Peanut Butter. | 3%-0z. glass. ...14c 6-0z. glass. ......22¢ 10-0z. glass. .. .32¢c Costs more but worth it! HEINZ KETCHUP. Nothing finer can be made from tomatoes. Small bottle. . . .20¢c Large bottle. ... .30c Once tried, you will demand Heinz every time. - BULK PICKLES Small Sweet Pickles and Sweet Mixed ko’ ot 2 BC BAKED BEANS Heinz are real oven-baked beans and are so labeled. Serve Heinz but:once and you'll know why “baked” beans are different. 4 Medium Size Tins, This week only, 21 25¢ HEINZ Prepared with Heinz To- mato Sauce. Just heat in the can and serve. Small tin. .......11c Medium tin. .....16c HEINZ KIDNEY BEANS One of Heinz’ most popular jtems. You, too, will like them. Medium Can 15¢