Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1924, Page 14

14 AUTO DEALERS HOLD OUTING IN COUNTRY More Than 150 Attend Annual Outdoor Sports and Dinner at Leary Fnrm More than 150 members of the Automotive terday held their annual outing on the Leary farm, several miles north | wa of Washington Shortly after 2 o'clock €. H. War- rington, chairman of the entertain- ment committee, started off the 50- yard dash, with several heats. F. A Myers won in the final. J. D. Kurtz 2. B. Adams third. ng contest was won 1. with A, R. Gooding Absher third was won by the A Myers and W nd J. D. Kurtz nd. In the next Mr. Oliver erossed | line ahead of the field. J was second and I S. Absher the shot put, St. N.W. MODEL NO.3995 Fashioned in brilliant pat- ent coltskin, lamp-black suede. cool white kid. With covered Spanish or low heel. brown suede and name “TRAVELER” States, 'MODEL NO. 107 In black or brown Russia, . Superfine sl Mru atta Baltimore, Md. Rochester, N. Y. Providence, R. 1. Bridgeport, Conn. Portland, Me. Manchester, N. H. ;| ponents le WILL SPONSOR NEW SHIP. D. C. Girl to Participate at Launching. Miss Patty Washington of 216 A street southeast will be sponfor for the Old Dominion Steamship Com- pany's new steamer, the George Washington, which is to be launched at the yard of the Newport News Shipbuilding and_ Drydock Company, New on Wednesday, Trade Association yes-|4 rge Washington, Snd was borh at Mount Vernon.~ His sister, Mrs. Reverly D. Tucker, is the wife of Bishop Tucker of the seven dioceses of Virginia, residing in Nor- folk, Va. he new steamer Is the first of the s for this company's of the rope rather than )-ull \ into the wal Th, hestra I)Id\ed ‘an_im- 1 the picnick- We are indeed pleased that our endeavor to give Washington the best values and the most distinctive styles ever offered immediately won the confidence of so many péople and the com- pliments of many of our new customers. W hat We Ofier Washington I'he same fine quality, exclusive styles, com- plete an(l efficient service that have made the the standard for shoe value in all of the leading cities in the United where TRAVELE LR Stores are the busiest shoe stores to be found. wuh TRA‘ xsum ub- TRAVELER SHOE STORE IN WASHINGTON 1307 F St. N.W. Near Corner of THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, Science’s Ghost Routed. Rowland's ruling machine, used in making fine lines up to 30,000 to the inch on glass or metal to be used as diffraction grating for measuring light waves, for the last seven years has been troubled or haunted by “ghosts.”. These “ghosts” really con- sisted of “unaccounted-for lines, or shadows of other lines, but they did great damage in analyzing the colors | w; of the spectrum, Inasmuch as they made the user didn't exist. Dr. Robert W. Wood, physiciats at Johns Hopking Lmvu_m ved the ‘ghosts” by Sohi Wity bointa of Sirals o Che ok ATTACKED BY THIEF. Chinese Cries of “Murder!” Bout | Intrudur in Room. with violent sorcams of “Mu & murdered,” see something that | San business man_in supply of cash. The burglar escaped. EXCURSION ENDLESS CAVERNS Sunday, June 29, 1924 Sece The Mitten Room Yosemite Neptune's Grotto The Arctic Circle The Diamond Lake The Brown Room and the Palace of the Figlrlul Leave Washington........ The Tree Grotto Skyland The Marine Corridor Alexander’s Ballroom Eaton Pass The Cathedral Stephens Hall Hawalian Village The Oriental Palace AM. Round Trip Fare, $2.50 SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM 1510 H S treet N.W. Plnmu Main 5633and 7063 (/ e SHOE @ We Thank The Washington ’ashington Public For their enthusiastic approval of TRAVELER Shoes, and the great reception tendered the opening of our new store last Friday and Saturday at 1307 F The Same Wonderful Selection of Shoes for Men and Women ish We wish to inform not purchase a pair of TRAVELER Shoes dur- ing opening days on account of the great rush, ~ MODEL NO.3967 As sketohed: in white Lid dressy black satin or bright patent “coltskin. Wiih covered Span- the people who could and those who up to the present time have not been able to inspect TRAVELER Shoes, that our shelves are once mo re filled with the same extensive assortment of styles and excellent values that won the favor of so many people during our first week in Washington. ALL TRAVELER SHOES v&»‘;‘-o«f'&‘v&i’ zeapo! rubber Hocls artac 13th Street Traveler Stores in All Leading Cities New York, N. V. ks m’fi ‘w m pringfiel ass. ~ Paterson, N. ] Boston, Mass. Syracuse, N. Y. Worcester, Mass. Lowell, Mass. H Lynn, Mass. Not Connected With Any Other Store in Washington Newark, N. J. Lawrence, Traveler Slanr in other citics nding color Scot rn(ng:flflflaok TRAH;'LER olvoke, Mass. ass. JUNE 26, . The Song of Soap is a timely tune—Laundry Soap, Toilet Soap, Soap Flakes, a pail full of ’em—-the pail included—in this extraordinary sale—get a supply for the summer— avoid extra hot weather shopping and save on soap all summer! Stores Will Be Closed At One 0'Clock Wednesdays During June, July * and August Owing to the fact that we are not allowed to sell alvanized ware at 1925 Pa. Ave. KW, iicpatiens of this store may secure paily directly acro he xtreet, at 1922 Pa. Ave. N.W 6 Carloads of P & G Soap 6 Specially ordered for this sale 3 Bars Star Soap T T 18e 3 Bars P&G Soap 9 i c 2 Bars Guest Ivory. .. 2 Bars Ivory .(small). 1 Package Chipso (small) Regular Price Our Special Price . You Save 24c Make this saving apply all summer by buying your season’s Our Free Offer | Delicious as Only Pure Fruit Can Be | ZA-REX A&P . 39.. _GULDEN'S w13 Salad Will Improve That Salad requirements now. W 120 11c '%Ziifies_ 8¢ s 8¢ e 13¢ 16¢ Just dilute - with water and add ice Macaroni or Spaghetti 10c pke. Buya Package and Get One: FREE For the Ideal Hot Weather ~Dinner Puffed Rice— Dressing This is the Weather for 3 New Stores Iced Tea Will Open Saturday, June 28 Thea Nectar 3306 Ga. Ave. N.W. 2335 Penn. Ave. S.E. 4635 41st St. NW. 29C 151b. Free to the first 100 patrons, a 16-0z. loaf of Dad's Bread | W& Know This Is and a pint bottle nf Smpun‘s Buttermilk. Bent Tea FRESH—LARGE—LUSCIOUS—FLORIDA 79c WATERMELONS 79c LEGRS ™ 256 A0Z. |- po Tt Compotes | S Gl onions 4 Ibs. 23¢ | For Delightful Drinks FRESH FRUITS boaues 10Ibs, 25¢ | PINEAPPLE | ypopmipipe ine Quali Del Monte, No. 2 Can. .31 Fousoes” 3 1b8. 25¢ | 4%P, No23 Con.....35¢ e s 5, ATLANTIC & PACIFIC ¢ No.2......9¢ No. 3.....18¢ TEA Co Commumty