Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1924, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1924. FOUR AUTOS CAPTURED S %e",% | Chemical Device Cools ~|WOMAN MAKES 2 ARRESTS.| ~ Lineman Dies of Injuries. Special Dixpateh to The Star. IN WAR ON RUNNERS|to wreh. A « A Ofi'it'e lzy Removing Ballston Man Held for Hearing on | FREPERICK, Md., July 1s‘ua:lgv g T = s c Humidity From the Air P. Lowe, 37 years old, crushed under 2 n fiear e Story of 15-Year-Old Daughter. |a telephone pole on which he was Spectal Dispateh to The Star. neetl A e to mho St working near Mount Airy, died yes- After Exchange cf Shots on 2 informgd the BALTIMORF 3 CLARENDON, Va., July 17.—Arling- | terday morning at the Frederick City ene Ryt Hopkins scientsts are. e on County's womin drputy smeri, Hompital, Lowe ‘wax o tinoman i o | @ /8 rm We want you to visit our stores. Virginia Highway. 1 let it. procced upon prom ! Jewell that he would call on the! ing with a cl St sk p U it strate later i the d The | claimed, wi y T ke 2 : A el el > % 4 DMNotice their neatness and cleanliness. und devised during p 1s without. & Iic - : \ Walter A Putrick | cenne, & Patmmoc B anirenig ryive S NG Chserve the willingness and courtesy of prefer- >1 STUDEB_AKER We Cose o - L€ managers. 1 P.M..Wednesd: k. Jast Drive 1t; Thet's All ednesdays Appreciate the completeness and excel —=| @ Jume Jubv, August Jont condition of their stocks. We want you to realize that the Red Front Stores mean progressive service to ‘ | you.. ! The | Saseaniss i oo XY, . HAEE. g PANCY NEW 5 Lbs. . . 10c : AAs}\s Aid Aflter T;k‘ng Poison. : i e : 10 Lbs. 5 200 ST . €Verybedy, | el 1S i B OTATOES T S X b e e, e MEma e e Clesvoee |$. .~ fou formerly ¢ A A A A RRAR AR ANARASA AR G b BT . § WAVE‘ERMEL U, &@C SAANA VRAAA At tin usual pricos—our | 4 merchandise (the fi-est X he bio) offers A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A AR A . b ellows Gases rachion to any secker AR A AR A A A A R R R A A A R A A R N N AR A NN AR AR PRI of luggage. 4 o Overnight Cases Az"::rrru PRICES— 3 A & P Handbags ::;a:;lr.b‘?"iu:”n:d‘v:;?‘"{?l’u‘:l: 9 Pk O rfordiibugs 4 Sunnyfield {rom B o 3 mmeVAM’ = va\vxmx/&xmww ARRARARAL RO RN T.’.'."‘ 5 ‘ ‘ “OSHKOSH” [0 9 A&P AttraCtive | uw-fl e H l | F E 0 H R 2 E @3 | AT B —in our unusually large as- 4 fig lb sertment at lower prices, Leather Gomds Company = e:‘_ =le | & i i 1324-26 F St. NW. | ¢ [JODGE | Mowyoullikebran €P.C. Go., 1024 BROTHERS . ) - el MEYER’S SHOP ijggij{egtifi c 1331 F St Georgia Peaches, 4 21¢ Half-Yearly iBirdseyeMatches, 4rs-.19c AN ua RAAANAARAARARRARRSORIG AR Cl 3 O Imported i lmported g Imported earance of Our . BLUE Encore | Portuguese Virgin Oil of the First Norwegian Pressing y Boneless This is not an ordinary oil, We suggest them 5 S d' but the most excellent that g All of Our Two-Trousers Suits Included arames Iialy npsaces BWE s TR e il A rare delicacy that g G 1 a revelation. o nes 39¢ /2 Pt . ol = i e 2 Cans’ ZSC $ s Purity \\L:\-e‘s’ Ie Tdeat for [ Suits $ 90| Suits® . vt = h'; suics nl;' Suits € gg B The Highest Quality that sold for at sold for 3 i i $ Cantaloupes . Belgian Gramery B Peas,23c BUTTER —Something New ' $50 | ¢ ) : [ $6O $5 5 50 75 $70 $65 Delivered Daily o o o ——som ething Better c $ 7 5 = $ a age 9 LOFFLER’S it from cow to customer— Sults ‘ . Sults and know that it is abso- Sensational Sales Records {hetesidior (he obtiep such senuinely/foppctiring: that sold for et ! X A Tub o 2 5 '48c Zand polisher for alumi ar. wool combined in a single | that sold for that sold for 2 Silverbrook It cleans away dirt 4|\t| P! handy little cake—made by a | $50. Speeial $65. Special T e Materials [ Colorings | Models : o the worl; cleaning the cooking a and in the local Fine cassimeres, home- i S flannels, serges, oxford grays, blue ] Semi-consel;vltive Styles— e er Ly Ceaicr i x A 5 | tan, many feather weights for ) % on, tinwa glass, stocks it—and gives it even fair ringbones, two-tone fab- grays, plain blue, tan | e :\::‘zfl*::: weights for Bond Bread, large, 13¢ Rindless 3Zc lb. Soft Dl'lnks . . ENTIRE STOCK PETER e Sardines Italy produces. We cannot for luncheon. $35 $3O $25 $45 $4O $35 makes a delightful V & summer dish. ‘Tomatoes, =5 63c Pt. C sold for :uhl'l'or $35. s 10 E h g Spocial e % §28.75. ¢ Each | % We know where our but- < jflxgh points about a product that is making 42 uita it lutely pure, entirely fresh, It is a COMBINED cleaner T 5 e v e et || $55; 78 sults atented method fully protected. 7.75. at $46.50. | A e by doing the tpart of te the leading women's Cambridge grays, English and Collegiate 3 d i It has c of vorks is a big quick profit- [|[f spuns. Mt Comenative and lce LOl | cooking utensils, sales effort. Retails for 30 cts. | e brown, etc. maker for every dealer who unfinished worsteds, her- i amel ware per package, Sunsweet Prunes . 20c {| Machine Sliced e No Charge for Usual Alterations. 2-1b. Pkg. E. B. ADAMS Co. " asp o, p2sci FRESH Wholesale Distributors Grape Juice | Qb 53¢ £ G & G Ginger Ale. . 614 Penna. Ave. NW. ANY SHIRT IN THE aln‘}(ggss‘}%;;lflz‘:’; S g Shredded Wheat. .12¢ FRUlTS gg Christo Cola Washington, D. C. Imported English Broadcloths, S Sarsaparilla e and Soisettes—collar-attached (soit or stiff separate collar to match) and W. COOKEROW Casada Desi neckband styles—Excepting Only Manhattan and Silk Shirts, Post Toasties 8c [UFACTURERS AGENT Lime Juice V e etabl A v . Piel’s Lisht 3 for 25¢ i TLLL%&{‘L‘J\%\F‘-R‘&QEm\;%lO\ s $1 and $1.50 , All House [ All Choice of gCh x es i g”:cml Also Representing Any B oice oW Op y Wizard Products Company Bono Products Corporation Ties - GOIf ! s Bath‘ing im Seasonable 2 3 for 25¢ Montrose, New York Chiengo, llinots PR e, | zm USE i 65C RObes 3 Hose 3 in thseull‘;ousc | i o woutns | YOff | Y%Off | $3.95 LIQUID Everything for the Well Dressed Man