Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1924, Page 5

C. 5. FAIRCHILD - DIES INNEW YORK Secretary of Treasury Under Cleveland Was in His Eighty-Second Year. CAZENOVIA, N. Y., November 24.— Stebbins Fairchild, 82, Secre- the Treasury under President ed suddenly at his home oday. alted from infirmity due it was announced. He had ive for several months past, that his con- en a lifelong - | at $3 cretary of the Treasury. born here April 30, 1842. raduate of Harvard. Graduat from e was ad. d to t general [ U rs later, | * attorney gener: He entered i ecretary & the first half ‘s first term, nd as Secretary uring the two en- dent of the At- « te Air Line Rail- d Co. and tor of the Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad Co. o | Mre. Middleton, and % | Frank Hewlitt.” The latter he Democratic con- | polita adopted the silver | C Fairchild _was one | L her prominent New York 1005 Pa. AVC. which - | represented by Harvard in 1863.| T - | Middleton, 52 a [ Democrats who decided that they 1724 | D. J. KAUFMAN P, Ave! Folks. Listen--- INDIGNANT WIFE TRAILS HUSBAND SHE SUSPECTS Authorities Arrest Granville T.| Bradford and Miss Freida Ramsey ; on Statutory Charges. Accompanied by an indignant wife, Bethesda, Md., authorities early today appeared at the home of Miss| Freida Ramsey, 112 West Virginia street, Chevy Chase, and arrested Miss Ramsey and Granville T. Brad- ford on statutory charges. The raid was conducted by Judge Upton Perrell and Officer E. V. Cay- wood of Bethesda at the instigation of Bradford's wife, who had just re turned to Washington from her home in Kentucky and found her husband missing from thelr home at 1822 Sixteenth street. Bradford and Miss Ramsey were released on $250 bond each follow- ing the arrest. They will be tried Saturday morning. Mr. Bradford today filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy. He lists his debts 0.33 and estimates his assets at $200, e claims as exempt. He is | Attorney Henry M. | Fowler. WILLIAM DEMOTT DIES AT HOME OF DAUGHTER Willlam Demott, & veteran of the v engaged in in this city died at the rs. Harry | enue north- | fter a long ss. Funeral services were con- ducted at the daughter's residence today at 10 o'clock. Interment will | Baltimore cemetery, | east, Saturday ni; be in the Baltimore. Mr. Demott was born in Rockville Center, Long Island, N. Y. h heginning of the Civil War he en- | listed in the 5th New York Heavy | Artillery California. could not support the silver ticket. He was a member of the Metro- 3 Harvard, Reform, on, Bar Association, w York, and the Metropolitan of Washington Give a thought to the “other fellow ™—it’s the best plank in any platform. Rule in practice. It’s the Golden It's the big thought behind our 2-PANTS SUIT policy. We may sell each customer less suits (he g’etting more use out of his invest- ment). but take my word for it, we certainly are adding new friends and customers by score — AND THAT'S the SOMETHING. foces HOME OF Home of the Overcoat '35 This is our feature price in Two-Pants Suits and Jacob’s Oregon City Virgin Wool Overcoats—merchandise built up to a standard—not down to Féx. aprice. Money's Worth or Money Back D. J. KAUFMAN 171005 Pa. Ave. 1724 Pa. Ave. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. MOND: Jos. Phillips 35¢ Loffler’s Sausage 30 c Loffler’s Sliced 38c 50¢ Breakfast Bacon, Ib.. . Taylor’s Pork Ro“ perlb Breakfast Bacon In strips, per lb. Our Famous GREEN BAG COFFEE Below we are quoting some real values in fruits and vegetables. We can impress you with the prices, but you must see these goods in our stores to realize fully just how good these offerings are. 1,500 :==..c XX Apples, 4 Ibs. 25¢ baskets of Per Basket, $2.49 I'hese fifteen hundred bushel baskets of apples came from a nearby orchard which we set aside in our warchouse specially for this sale. Mostly York Imperials, with a few Stayman Winesaps. Never having been in cold storage, these apples will keep for some time if stored by vou in a cool, dry place. Come in carly; we fecl sure this relatively small lot will last but a short time. Western “Delicious” variety “oxa” Apples, per Ib., 10c Surely an exceptional offering on fruit of this quality. Extra Fancy Eating Apples, Ve 53 lbs., 25¢ Including Jonathans, Rome Beauty, Spitzenbergs and Stayman Winesaps. “Wagner” variety ‘“o.a” Apples, 4 Ibs. for25¢ Per Original Box, $2.49 This is a very popular variety and one that will give excellent satisfaction. Grimes Golden Apples, anowswna, per lb., 5c Standard Grade Cooking Apples, 6 Ibs. for 25¢ ORANGES»«=.30¢, 40c,50¢ Fancy Lemons, per doz., 35c—small quantity, each....3c Grapefruit at Every Breakfast 3 for 20c 3 for 25¢ Cauliflower—Various Sizes—Prices Various Celery, the kind you want Ice Berg Lettuce, «cit—tuy Head, 10c Cabbage’ Everybody needs more raw food. ... @ lb.’ 2 1/2 c Sweet Potatoes, 6 bs.,25¢ Onions, 3 Ibs., 10c Now that really fine tree-ripened fruit is arriving, you can enjoy Grapefruit at break- fast every morning. Prices are moderate. Y. NOVEMBER 24, 1924. A Store Near Your Home Thanksgiving Shopping Everything will be ready for you in our stores tomorrow morning. May we suggest that you will find the stores less busy and the serv- ice better if you anticipate your wants one day and avoid the usual pre-holiday rush of day after tomorrow. fruit and vegetables for the holiday dinner. T —— o ANOTHER NEW STORE OPENS Wednesday - Nov. 26th North Capitol and P Sts. (In the former drug store corner) lb.39c Our list of specials this week has been selected with thought of your Thanksgiving menu. We believe these will appeal to you. Quart-Size Jar Queen Olives, each 39¢ Del Monte Asparagus, per can 35c These are the No. 1 (“square”) cans, containing small green tips. Shriver’s . Sifted Peas, 2 cans 29c¢ can 25¢ Single can, 15c—A good time to buy a dozen or a case. Just look at the price again—a dozen cans will be a most Almost everything in “On the tables of those who know” Del Monte Sliced Peaches, These are large size cans. satisfactory purchase to you. “Honey Dew” Sliced Pineapple, can 29¢ This is the large can. We wish to impress upon you that Honey Dew Brand is the finest grade; there is no better quality packed on the Hawaiian Islands. “Canada Dry” Ginger Ale, 3 bottles 50c Per Carton, ONE DOZEN, $1.95 Single bottles, regular price, 20c. Sometime this week you should take Lbs., home a dozen. It’s big value at this price. i 39C 19¢ Libby Plum Pudding 250 I fi‘:..“ie Meat, Ih.”lgc Pure Lard NUTS California Puddng -----..29C | Layer Figs, 1b.... .. 29c All best grades procurable Cluster Table Walnuts, Ib. ....35¢ RAISINS Package Figs, pkg. Zzl/zc l Almonds, Ib. ...35¢ Per Pkg. 1 9c Dromedary Dates, pkg., Brazils, Ib. PerDoz., 5 2 c One-Lb. Carton, Sanitary Selected are the kind that will insure, satisfaction to you at all times. Very finest, se- lected from cold storage stock. EGGS g:gbel,nzkg. R 71/20 l On Friday— You'll want something real good—the best salmon you ever tasted. KINNEY’S Columbia River Poultry Seasoning, pkg. . Dromedary Citron, pkg., Thc | KRAFT’S Seeded and Seedless SWISS Raisins, 2 pkgs 25¢ CHEESE .. T Heinz Pickles The world’s finest. Buy them in bulk at any of our stores. 2 1, Pint ... CRANBERRIE Holiday time is cranberry time. Take home two pounds. long time. Very best quality— 21bs.for25¢ They will keep a Chinook Salmon No. 1 Round Can 45¢c eat and SANITARY BUTTER | FRUIT This excellent butter should be on the table of every patron of our stores. If you patronize our stores to any extent, Pep Lb., SOC whatever, in your purchases should be included our “Sanitary” brand fresh creamery butter. N o doubt you will agree that we offer many good Valugs, but we want to impress upon you that you won’t discover a bigger value in our entire line of merchandise than we offer you in this excellent butter. Buy a pound for trial; it's always guaranteed to plmo or money will be refunded. CAKE Today at all our stores you will find on sale Dorsch’s Fruit Cake Tt is made from the best of materials. In addition to flour and the usual cake ingredi- ents, it contains currants, raisins, figs, citron and three varieties of nuts. Lacking other high-priced ingredients, such as conserved fruits, etc., it is produced at a cost that per- mits it to be sold at a moderate price. 2-Lb. Size 78c There is nothing cheap about this cake except the price. Try one and be convinced. Have you tried it? njoy this kind of Swiss Cheese. V4-1b. for . 1 2c - 15¢ You can Two Kinds— Sweet Small and Sweet Mixed POUdN D RAISIN CAKE Cook’s fine pound and raisin' cakes are among our most popular sellers. Just at this time we want to call your attention to these two varieties. Get acquainted with their goodness and remember that these prices make for real 2:1b. size, 49c = 25¢