Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1924, Page 7

1005 Pa. Ave. 1724 Pa. Ave. OLD FRIENDS MEET Twenty-six years ago D. J Kaufman founded this business, which from a modest beginning has grown to be the Biggest Men's Clothing Business in Wa hington. This great success we owe to the loyalty of our friends, and for those thousands of friends, both eld and new, we are going to have an old-time Harvest Home Festival. Apples, cider and many other good things have been planned for YOU —Our Friends. Come, help us celebrate. We want to renew old friend- ships—and make new ones. We want to shake your hand and make you feel at home. Our Very First Customer Mr. W. W. GOLWAY Forty-five years with G. G. Cornwell & Sons, grocers, and now in the Smithsonian Institute, spent the first dollar ever spent with D. J. Kauf- man. Read what ke has to say: W. W. GOLWAY " “Twenty-six years ago I made the first purchase ever made of Dave. Kaufman. I have been buying my clothing of this firm ever since and ex- pect to do so as long as I live. A fairer, more honest or more progressive house has never done business anywhere.” (Signed) W.W. GOLWAY. HARVEST HOME FESTIVAL —Where we have gathered a Harvest of Old-Fashioned Values. Our manufacturers have outdone themselves in helping us reap a bumper crop of good things for you—just when you need them the most. 1,000 2-Pants Suits —Specially Made —Specially Priced The extra pair doubles the wear—and the extra value in the Harvest Home Special of 2 trousers suits will amaze you. Styled and modeled in the fashion of the day. '35 1,000 ~Overc oats Oregon City : Virgin Wool Made where the sheep are grown. These nationally known Virgin Wool Overcoats can be had only here. A special value at a popu- lar price. Harvest Home Festival Furnishings Features $20,000 of Fine Furnishings—at One Irresistible Price $2.00 English Broadcloth Shi;ta. ) 1.65 $2.00 Belt and Buckle Combi- ions e sees s v00 5031465 $2.50 Fine Capeskin Gloves, $1.65 75c Silk Knit Ties, 3 for....$1.65 $2.00 Cooper Winter U. Suits.$1.65 $2.00 Smart Golf Caps. . ....$1.65 $2.50 Hand-made Silk Ties. .$1.65 2,000 Pairs Gold-Filled Cuff Links Bean End. Values 50c to $2.50—one pair to a customer $1.00 Full-Fashioned Silk Hose. 2 for . cirsiniareisisrors IONL6D 75¢ Silk Hose, 3 for ........$1.65 $2.00 Cambric Pajamas ....$1.65 $2.00 Flannel Pajamas .....$1.65 $2.00 Wool English Golf Hose, $1.65 75c Wool Hose, 3 for .......$1.65 $1 Fancy Wool Hose, 2 for. .$1.65 9 Pr. ‘Come, Friends, Pay Us a Call. Have a Glass of Cider, Eat a Good Apple —Buy If You Wish, But Come! Money’s Worth or Money Back 1005 Pa. Ave. D. J. KAuFMAN 1724 Pa. "Ave. RITES FOR MRS. COCHRAN AT ARLINGTON CEMETERY Civil War Veteran’s Widow, Who Died in Newark, Del., Laid to Rest Today. The remains of Mrs. Katherine E. Cochran, widow of Joseph Cochran, who died suddenly Saturday at the home of her daughter, Catherine E. Churchman, at Newark, Del, were laid at rest today at Arlington National Cemetery. Funeral services iere held at the home of her son, Stephen E. Cochran, 2949 Newark street, Rev. John T. Huddle of St. Paul's Lutheran Church officiating. Mrs. Cochran was born in Philg- delphia in 1855, her family moving to Washington' shortly afterward where she spent the remainder of her life. Her husband was a veteran of the Civil War and an employe of the Post Office Department here for many years. She is survived by two daugh- ters, Mrs. C. E. Churchman of New- ark, Del, and Mrs. E. C. Cummings of Philadelphia, Pa.; three sons, Rich- ard K. Stcphen E. and George & Cochran, and a brother, George T. Parker of this city. FAUL H. TAMPLEFEES SUDDENLY AT HIS HOME General Insurance Agent Was Na- tive of Georgetown, S. C. Funeral Tomorrow. Paul H. Tamplet, for more than 25 years general agent here,of the Mut- ual Benefit Life Insurance Co., of Newark, N. J., died suddenly yester- day at his residence in the Ontario Apartments, Funeral services will be held in his apartment Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, at which Rev. James H. Taylor, pastor of Central Presbyterian Church, of which Mr. Tamplet was a deacon, will officiate. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. ‘The deceased was a native of Georgetown, S. C,, where he was born 50 years ago. After engaging in in- surance work in West Virginia, he entered the employ of the company which he represented here. He was a member of the Columbla Country Club, Natlonal Press Club and Washington Board of Trade. He was a lover of outdoor sports, being especially fond of high-bred hunting dogs. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Gertrude M. Tamplet; two daughters, Cleo and Gertrude, both of this city; a brother, Charles Tamplet, and a s ter, Mrs. Walter Hazzard, both of Georgetown, S. C. Officer’s Resignation Accepted. The resignation of Lieut. John E. Shoemaker, attached to the aircraft squadron, scouting fleet, has been ac- cepted to take effect December 20. In the yvear 1939 Canada will fur- nish four-fifths of the news print pa- per used by American newspapers. So estimates Lord Rothermore, the| foremost British publisher. Canada | already supplies half of our news print Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Main 1344 Chambers a Help When You Are Distressed W. W. CHAMBERS —having the largest equipment in the city, is able to and will furnish you a complete and sat- isfactory funeral at a price that will save you half on what you would ordinarily pay. Note the following figures on high-class funeral accessories: Beautiful Half Couch Casket, $75 A Saving of $100 Steel Burial Vault, $85 The best burial case known. Usual Price, $150 CHAMBERS wfi“l give you any waterproo T made tor -, 980,00 The usual price is $150. CHAMBERS will quote you saving prices on anything needed for funerals. CHAMBERS A BENEFAC- TOR when he established his Fri ate AMBULANCE SERV- CE at 54.00 for local calls, Ask Your Doctor Call W. W. CHAMBERS Co. Reliable ertakers 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Col. 432 Three Funeral Patlors—Whits, Black and Gray Limousine Hearses E. COCHRAN Prominent Manufacturer Dies. Fla., October 14. ! irand Rapids, Mich., died here last night at Mr. Reynolds, who old, was the manufacturer 1pplies which bore his name Cardg of Ebafiks. DOUGLAS. We wish fo express our sincere thanks for the sympathy aud floral tributes from relatiy was § of réofing band. A3 AND DAUGHTER. eciation 1o our many fr for their expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes tendered at the death of our beloved son_and brother MRES. ETTA PEARSON AND CHILDREN. * BOWIE. ered into etern: October 11, 1924, at 7:4% a.m, denc e BOWQ Kisters Mrs. rest Saturday Mrs. Elizabeth mony Cemetery. please copy.) Sleep on, dear one, and take your rest; We loved you, but God loved you best THE FAMILY' Departed this life I in Philade beloved daughter of the ason Forrest. Not n Wastingto papers | 110 BROWN-FORREST, Mon- day, October 13, MINA BROWN late Rachel and funeral la ervices at Jetober 16, at fueral ia COCHRAN. at the home of Newark, Del the late Jos DUCKETT. Octaber 11, eloved and onls Rema Funeral from Isracl is now Chureh, & Wednesda, H. Burke EY, beloved Services October EVANS. Thursday, October 9. Haverstraw. N." Y., ( wife of Henry D. C. FEENEY. p.m. 924, Bt West | EVE, beloved of Washington, October Church, requiem m for the repose of his soul at 1 Rood Cemetery. Relatives a 140 into eternal rest Saturda, and devoted mother of ullivan, Alice Addi Joseph Getts: one sister, eleven grandchildren, dren and a host of relatives and frie mourn their loss. Funeral from E tist Chureh, C st. 2 se.. Wednesday. at 1 o'clock Interment Harmony _Cemetery. and friends invited. Rev. G. 7 stor. Pope & Clarke in charge not tell who next may fall, Beneath the chas One must be fi Prepare to mee 1923-1924: poodle, very sm : - male. The Washington Animal Rescue League, | 349 Maryland ave. s.w. POCKETBOOK, Friday mo; Continental Hall. Same will } | oser apon proper identification and payment for R advertisement. Chas. Turper, ‘mm‘ LOST. ywhide, and contents; on Riverdale- Retara Dinah Smith, 408 Club BA Tanham road. BAG, containing tools, in vicinity of 23rd s and Tracy pl. Reward if returned _to o Can' % SARDO & (O, | Phone Lincoln 32 3. WILLIAM Embaimer. Live pel and modern crematorium. . 832 Pa. ave. n.w. Tel. call M r———THE ORIGINAL ——— W.R.Speare @o. 1208 H STREET.N.W. MAIN 108 FORMERLY 940 F ST ALMUS R SPEARE WILLIS B SPEARE ——— CLYDE J.NICHOLS —— \”IGARE‘]‘I‘EQ('AHB, silver; initialed A. B. M.; o Linc. 2887. ice. TiRT. nd white. Tag No. - $10 reward. 1007 KLET — Sunday, between _Grant Capitol grounds, and Government Ho- telu. ‘Reward, RN, Government Hotels. © GLASSES—Tortoise shell, in _case, on Spring rd.. 14th St. car or 7th st. car. Adame 4888.J. GLASSES, tortoise shell, genticman's, tomobile on way to Friday's ga Tlease communicate w Star office. GLASSES, tortolse sbell, p.m., Monday, on street Chase or 7th street car. HANDBAG—Sunday_pight, ¥ sts. corner and 9th and G wis. platform black silk handbag. Return to 919 1 st. n.w receive rew Perry & Walsh Boy M. Perry—Main 9S4—Gerald Walsh. R. F. HARV Richard K THOS. K. NALLEY & SONS 131 ELEVENTH ST. 8.E. ertakers. Embalm e omelike Funeral Parlors, =" Phove Lincoln NORVAL K. TABLER 1526 L St. N.W. Main 1544 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. P e “Tadiese. - Main 2473 Quick, Dignified and Eficient Service. W. W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST. N.B. LINCOLN 8200. Automobile Service, Chapel. KEYS, iu leather case, on 18th sireet be- veen Eye and Navy Building. Call Franklin 4 " v finding keys Sat Columbia 5421, = Thone KEYS—Will party please phone again KEYS—Buneh, Col. 5424._R KEYS—Two, P some time Saturday n covelope. Keturn to 3330 P 0.w. Reward rom North 6081, _ 14* inches long; —acorn Phone Adams 9468. 15° POCKEIBOOK — Black, contalning $15, on 11th snd Monros st. €ar, Oct, 18 Return 1231 Newton st.. Brookland, 'D. 4 PO POCKETBOOK, small black, on Saturday, ot 4 oclock, Bary yard car between i and Pa. ave. n.w. and 8th and Eye con- JAMES T. RYAN, © ona2lT PA- AVE. BB, apel. Model ChARrivate Ambulances. Livery In Connection. VL. SPEARE C Neither the successors of nor con, nected with the original W. R. Speare 940 F St. N.W. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC_BIRCH) 304 M St N.W. Bevuenca g Weat 98 YOU_SHOULD HAVE Gawler Service 1 ining $4: bills and some small change; et roward: lda Lask, 813 K se. 5 brow: . Finder may keej FURSE, brows. Tap,, Ficer ks Resp o Desk, first floor, Woodward & Lothrop's. No questions asked, — 14 = SCARF, georgeite_ with flowers, Sunday, roi Trom Rockvilier N. 5462-W- - or SETTER, female: orange and whike: ins C. C. Reward. F. F Loipley. 637 ner Phone Linc. 4281, 145 TCH—Hamilton, chan and «nife; Friday Svening Finder please return to 1300 New Hampehire ave. n.w. Liberal reward. _14* v ATCH—Lady's Swiss £old: Sun e To Yive vicinicy of Oth and O a Tth and Tea. ' $6 reward, J. G. Burke, 1623 Uh st W e ‘money, Faneral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 - 1 Ave. N.W. Timothy Hanlon 6a H ST. N.E Phone L. 5543 T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT 1784 N. CAP. BT. NORTR 7978 Deaths. Monday. October Mrs. HAYES, Funeral servi Mrx. A Prince, 1110 6th p.m. Burial at’ Harpers Ye morning. JOHNSON. Tuesdus. B.n At his reside ALONZO B, belyved husa Johuson. Fueral from b Phursday, October 16, L Sth . belov e and father o Jones. and Mrs. y staff s of 1804 G t Arln LOWRY. At her rd.. Monday, Oct ANNA E. and Margaret is Ketcham, Suddenly. M 750 pom., CATH late Lelan A al from 1 wr 13, 1 LYNN. ) to attend. Tnterment Alexander. Va MACDOWELL. & the Washingto husband of th and Leloved father Funeral from his In‘e st 0 W Hampshire ase ices will be' b and friends inv Cemetery. MACDOWELL. A special Lebanon Ledge, No. hereby called for Wednesds 924, at 1 o'clock p.n.. 8 Temple, for the’ purpose of attending our Iate brotner, ANDF i HARRY S MACK, T am.. WI D. dnd E the widow, . October 14, son of th <. He now_stati a sister, Mre, 3 mervices Thursday, ¢ St. Paul's Catholic Glenwood Cemetery. RICE. Departed this life Sund 1925, CEPHAS RICE, belov Mar 8. Rice. age 64 years r ioss three sons. . tw tobes Chureh, f friends and relatives. | ctober 16, Mt. Moriah to moarn t ters, four six relatives Octobe from Md SULLIVAN. Belov James Sullivan. Fi rgan at & p. (Norwich and New Loudon, TAMPLET. Sudde: THOMES. P, J Va. ' Lea fe. Virgina Grav . Octobe: THOM October 1 p.m sister L M ville, Williem At New biat 1o 1 danghter of iate James W. n, Funeral from the residence 4 Relativ, 5 attend. Interment at BECKERT. A tribute of love of my dear brother, ERT. who departed today. October 14, 1918. remembered | departe ber 14, 191 There is a face o dear still, I miss the voice 1 I His toils are p: And he is fully He fought a good fight, Finished his course. the victory won And be is restiag at home. Vith nature so gentle and a. “Tis bard in LOVING WIF When God ca A loving fat No friend 1 r. %0 good a on eart his best, Aud the foe within By God's gracious w ar wife and mothe BROW ago today, October 14, 1 think of to meet you And will DAUGHTE! MAC, In sad but Jov From (his world of pain and sorrow To the land of peace and God_nas taken you, dear A Wihere you bave found et SISTER L come footsteps Of the onc 1 love so dear: ten for her coming, How T miss the we oft 11 Feeling sure that she is SISTER T So gentle in manner, so patient in pain. for heaven to ga ntle and action so_kind My dear sister 1oft 1 With nature *Tis hard in this world Ler ST emors of our beloved one, today, * cannot see, t is done by Thee, BROTHER BY HE TER. MOTHER, You bade no one a last farewell: To none you said good-b Your loving heart bad c Before we kne COON. 1 parents who pa. ber 1 axo. Ap COON Every day brings back swee And evert memory brings TR LOVI AUNT, HELI d_nephew, M. away xix RN COON. Deep within my heart T cherish Thoughts of the ones T loved so dear. THEIR_DEVOTED DAU NT, MATTIE 0'CONNOR. - Loved ones, our hearts are beating sorely Ax we think of you today. DAUGHTER MRS. THOMAS COOK. COON. In sad but loving rem dear parents. MARTHA E. parted this life six year 14, 1918, and JOH parted this life five y 1819, and my only son, COON, who' departed 'this 1024, Mother and dad and son, I mi Since from And my heart As Ithink of you today. THEIR O \ grandparents, Mr. daughter of the fate Lursdas, nday. October commun = 13th st and New York ave. n.w.. BOTELER, Jr., York City Mondar gressional Cemeters. In Aemoriam. orld his equal to find. LULA M. BECKEET. Sad was the news of his parting N that loved one away. who' departed this 1i ou and love you, you were gone. AUNT EMMA. ad but loving remembrance of our ARTHA E. COON rs COON. five 27, 1919, and EDWARD LI two montls’ ago, Angust 7, DAUGHTER AND HIS W nw rry Wednesday 24, at 10 t nw., rge Funeral chapel of A 30 .n. iam H | of Mrs. Thos, October friends invited bel Cemetery October ' 15, the Masonie the funerai of MacDOWELL. Master. 14 1924, at 1:10 he late William is suryived by interment 1 ay, October 12, «d’ husband of He leaves to . three duugh- thers Friends und | Baptist | st. n.w., m. Inferment | October 13 Ontario Apart Funeral serv- 10 am. Thurs-| Inter Hill, Ruckers- | 15 0c- am.. SIDONIA Minnie E. and | aged 32 years. | of her mother. ay. October 1 iends invited t to_the mes ES ction so kind, nd kind, b 1 find of r. ANNIE K year °C. BROWN. )ctober 14, d rest noie, ernal rest near. 1 to find. STER LULA. MAN, who died October 11, AND SIS sed o beat today, Oc ¢ memories, a t embrance of my COON, who de- . 'who de- . April 27, RD LESTELR life” August 7, SCHLOSSER. 1n In Memoriam. D(H’OVAN Il‘v :’1’.’:1 "ll;vy'\'l“\‘:glin FAGLETON. ¥ the heavenly win L Over that sweet and Mid the cha You witl 1 HER DATGHTE THA T Latlowed spott T RO EDMUNDS. in membs of our iear EDAMUN who dicd six years ago today, October.14, 118, nee 1 grant you eternal rest. il NS, WALTER, THOMAS AND HARRY. GREEN. d but loving remembrance of ter. cousin aud igee, who departed this ife October 14, 1923, Nobody knows my longing. But lave seen me weep: T aching heart sleep, ER. SARAT GREEN. rt your memory lingers, dear one, not_think of you GASKINS; AUNT, GRIMES. 1In my dear moth parted . October end on_earth Sad was the hour of tha When God ealled my ¢ I think of you, dear mather, 1t alme K Your memory ix alwa. And never will de No one knows 4 Only thor Of grief that ix borne in For the denr mother 1 1o HER LOVING SON, FRENCH HOLMES. Sucred fo the memory of onr de- oted w mother. EMMA A. HOLMES, who is 1ife two sears ago today. unhap loft ue remain Py in Jesus, r wax heaven's SBAND, W. J. HOLM remembrance Y F. HORIG October Two years today you Loving memor loying Mass at § JONES. 1In s<ad but loving remembrance of dear beloved wife, mother and_sister, NANNIE SYLVESTER TONES (nee Carter), who departed this life one year ago today, Octover 14, Never stall T cease to love yo Never shall your memory fade: Sweetest love forever linger “Around sour sweet and pe Dear Nannie, Low I miss yo f rom carth you pas And my heart is athin A< T think of sou ¢ Dearest, T know you are Tn the mansions of the Where there i 5o pain no In your vweet, eternal rest en g0 to see your grave Anit keep the verdure g And place some spotless flo Tpon the peaceful scens. ction of knowi dcad, uty ap of eful grave. our grave. G AN TED HUSBAND. FRANE C. A loving mother we onee enjoyed How sweet the memory still, But death has left a loneliness The world can never Sll. cannot forget you, dear mother. in 8l her ways, A of her days: Kind. left behind SONS, TALMADGE AND KER MIT. What wonld 1 give to clasp your band, Your loving face to see: ant smiles made life worth w t the world to me TER. LILLIE A. EDLIN. NOWLES. In sad but sweetest memors of o s b RNOWLES: who left six long moiths ago today, April 14, 1924 ¥ the welcome footsteps of Rud we loved so dear, « listen for his com HIRAM, feeling sure 1 5o lonely when his hear? er sweeter tham his heer. a thousand vears. © passed away K we're not lonely ev see us smile. liex know the heartaciies lre suffering all the while as s wonderful mission. bed us of one that we loved from our surroundings To meet our dear boy abose. A devoted son sadly missed in the home of HIS LONELY FATHER AND MOTHER. * LACEY. A tribute of love and devotion to the memors of our only son. grandson and phew. WILLIAM HAROLD LACEY, Jr o left us six 3 Octaber 14, 1018 E These mortal jors, how soon they fade, Tow “awify they pass awas. The dsing flower reclines its bea ' The beauty of a day MOTHER # Memory, however sad, is the purest link between this world and ‘another GRANDMA AND AUNT MAMIE. ® MURRAY. In loving remembrabce of hustand. FRED G. MURRAY, who died sears ago today. October 14, 1918 HIS WIFE, ELIZADETH MOORE MUR- RAY. . NALLY. In loving memory of my deas brother. RICHARD NALLY, who died six o today, Ocfober 1%, 1918, Although sou ‘are gone, You are ot forgoiten] ars ugo toda In loving me znter. DOROTHY R Sber 14, 1918, ¥ In sad bat lov hushand and fath N who departed ay, October 14, 1 The footprints vou left in the sands of time. Will never be forgotten as I tread mine 1 wil ber your love so true. g beautiful in nature reminds me PARTELLO. 1118 "WIFE, ETHEL L. PEARSON. brave and devotcd, £ dadds s was could of nim todas RUTH AND WILLIAM, * In ~ad and loving remembrance of my WiLs 1. R “Who left us six g0 Today, October 14, 1018, May the heas < Hlow softly Grer he swoet and hallowed spot *Mid the changing scenes of ife You will dever be foreo HIS LOVING MOTHER. * 4 but loving remembrance ther: CATHERINY o' departed this ¥, October 11, 1918 We caanot._hear your voir Your smile we cannot se this little token remember. thee. SBAND AND CHILDRE 'HLOSSER. In sad but lo remembrance O our dear dangnten, B LE. who de parted life six years ago + October 34 1918, His worth r be quoted As we thi REED. dear_wife ‘show fas ber soul rest in peace. i FATHER AND MOTHR! ‘of ot dear sister. ENTELLE, who departed fhis life six years ago today, October 14, 1915, \ We canoot hear sour voice, dear sister. mily D BERTHA. * memory of my L . In sad BONES T UISE, who dariing little girl Grparted this life six years tober 11, 1918, aged 7 years 6 Dear little hands, T miss them so. All through the day Wherever T go. HEAKTBROKEN MAMMA. * In sad but loving remembrance of . RICHARD W. WALSH, who eparted this'life nine years ago today, Oc- tover 14, 1915. Forget you, no, we never will, ’ We loved you ihen, we love you still, Your memory is a8 fresh today Adin the ou passed away. 4 YOUR LOVING FATHER AND MOTHER. * | T FUNERAL DESIGNS. (& Geo. C. Shaffer T%.:% Phons CHOICE FLORAL EMBLEMS 3, t MODEKATE PRICES. Prompt . gt MODERATE PRICES. Prompt delivey. _ BLACKISTONE'S FLORAL DESIGNS 13 AU 1 Sawosn Prompt auto delivery service. Artistic—expressive—ine it N.W. s 108, SON AND' FATHER, WAL i Gude Bros, Co, lfizifia