Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1924, Page 3

iew Bll Bul'ner Sells at Remarkable Low Price u [RRETI Louis, Mo, E and sturdy device works \\'Illmu(\ [electricity or gas. It burns a| icheap oil, gives cne of the hottest, || afest fires known, i quickest and and can by slipped into the! or furnace P A A A A Two Special Home Deliveries Daily For Your Convenience 1701 Connecticut Ave., North 9613. 3302 Fourteznth St., N.W., Columbia 1452. 20 Parkview Markéet Columbisa 3007. 5612 Connecticut Ave., Cleveland 1343. 701 H Street N.E., Lincoln 7908. Pasteurized Milk Grade A Raw Milk Nursery Milk Cream Butter Buttermilk ges Cheese “Blue Jay” Coffee FAAEAE LR Renevv cnase oarvl Telephone West 183 3204-3208 N St. N.W. - ‘f++++++++++++++++++++++ i 'NURSE FUND DRIVE BEG!NS l[lM[lRRllWl ‘of 500 Workers in Task of Raising $97,0C0. The Instructive Visiting Nurse S /|| clety of Washington, whose 500 work- | ers” will tomorrow morning b | their canvass of the city to ralse | $97,000 to complete a tw . ebrating re only patients there a altho ugh = > by the fation, buld have at least 250 | s responsible for start- wursing in Washington. It nursing of tuberculosis with the r budget | DAY D. C. Will Deliver | Glover Parkway | fome months ag: o Glover, will be turned over to the | Chief of Enginecrs of the Army in accordance with law, to become | a part of the park system of the ! National Capital The District Commissioners at a board meeting yest fter- noon approved the necessary pa- pers for the transfer of jurisdie- tion. The Glover Parkway is a valu- able stretch of land along Foun- dry Branch, extending from sachusetts toward the ( a cetion. southwa uit road TAX PAYMENTS LAG, COLLECTOR REPORTS Public Urged to Avmd Rush by< | Settling Obligations Before i End of Month. 1 T WILL DISPOSES OF $10. 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Mr. Wile added that he also should have noted that the average pay which the postal employes are ask- ing is not $1,800, but $2,100. Waork training of ties In Wa ter, the Bureau of F tion announced last night. The A can University, Geo: ‘Washington University, Catholic niversity and | Georgetown University offer courses in forelgn training. In addition courses are offered in Maryland and Virginia by the Univer- =ity of Maryland and in several Virginia colleges. The total student enrollment in all reported foreizgn trade subjects for the ye: 1 2 as given by the burea delegation. One of the Beck, personnel director of the New York Stock Exchange. Newly Decorated 2 and 3 Room Kitchen & Bath WHY BUY IMITATIONS MADE OF COTTON AND CHEAP WOOL INSIST ON GETTING TIM'S CAP 100% PURE WORSTED, Reasonable Rentals Representative on Premises Saturday 6 to 9 P.M. Sunday All Day JOHN W. THOMPSON & COMPANY INCORPORATED Realtors 1614 Eye Street N.W. 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