Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1924, Page 7

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(3 for £1.10) . = $150 Gold-filled Cuff Links a Gold Filled Tie Clasp Gold Filled Collar Vins Kumea-Part Links Warm Wool Hose (3 for Linen Handkerchicfs $ l 50 Darnproof Lisle Cu teed 6 S50 (Boxed) ney Bordered Handkerchiefs cach) (35¢ e Faney Silk Handkerchiefs White Silk Handkerchiefs Plain Silk Hose (3 for $2 3 Intervoven L old “illed Tie Clasps d Filled Collar Pins Rum-a-Part Links kok Belt and Buckle Set kok Beltogram eh) 5) $L10) Hose (6 Pairs, Months} $3 Gold Filled Links Trojan Handmade Ties Hickok High School Buckles Silk Knit Ties <L 4 3 Linen Initial Hdkfs. (Boxed) Sitk 'r.m'n‘;";!‘kr’;'hn s Hickok Belt amd Buckle Silk and Wool Ties Hickok Beltograms Knit Silk Ties Cloth Golf Ca Warsted Knit Gloves Scotch Wool (loves Interwoven Wool Hose Fabrie Suede Gloves en Handkerchiefs (3 for $1) Umbrellas Sl Bl Leather Collar Bag- PaneTSth o or $2.35 Leather Collar Bags Fruit of the Loom Shirts Handmade Silk Ties Universal Pajama Complete Tuxedo Sets Ties (69¢). 3 for $2.00 Hickok Belt, Buckle, Beltogram Silk Hose (69¢), 3 for & Interwoven Clocked Silk Har Hickok Belt and Buckle Warm Wool 1 (69¢). 3 for §2 Novelty Wool He Imported Wool Golf Hose Canes, Umbrellas $4.95—Al1-Silk Shirts—$6.95 HOME OF Silk Striped Madras Shirts Imported Handmade Ties Faney Cotton Pajamas Warm Lined Gloves Fiber Silk (Glos) Mufflers , Brushed Wool Mufflers Novelty Wool Hose Tmported Golf Hose Cloth Golf Caps Home of the Overcoat °35 Built Up to a Standard—Not Down to a Price! Money's Worth or Money Back D3 Kaufman B e Inc. 1005 pfl. AVG { been turned on by 3 Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs le Hose (Boxed) | ber Silk (Glox) Hose, 3 for $1! EVENING STAR, "WASIIINGTON, D. - C.; WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1924. Two Overcome by G Returning night, Al home from work last ander Hall, colored, au ploye of the Washington Gas Light Co., discovered hix wife, Mary, and his son John, 50 and 30 years of age, respectively, overcome by illuminat- ing gas, in the basement of thelr residence at 2119 K street. Both were taken to Imergency Mospital and revived. Neither is in a serlous sondition. The gas had accidentally Mary Hall JOHN C. DAVIDSON Long Prominent as Realtor, Sportsman and Club- $5,000 Life insurance for $46.90 man. At Age 33-—send date of birth for partieu- ars 204 Hlustration, Company fouuded 1863, Assets over $300.000, M. ‘Lo oy Goff 10 Woodward Bldg. Lasurasce—All Branches—M. 340 Modem Funerals At Modest Prices CHAMBERS® funerals meet the equirements of the John C. Davidson, 62 years old, for many years prominent as a realtor and sportsman of this city, died at {his residence, 1901 Nineteenth street, | vesterday Mr. Davidson became ill while on hunting trip in Virginia and r rned home last week suffering fr | bronchial trouble. vesterday showed {mprovement, but suffer- a hemorrhage which resulted in | his death times. CHAMBERS® muurinis 1o o li best, but he More than 40 years burs In quantities at lu.vr cost and is sat- §ison formed a real est isfled with small profits | with his brother, H. CHAMBERS’ Prices Are Low [0 o artnership wh ' CHAMBERS ‘f L ctired Tueral, Do mat- txon & Davidson teen years ago Mr. Davidson was jone o the foremost athletes in the | District of Columbia. He held the ampionship of the District ars and was for three years champion of the South. In member of the Midd'e If Association ne won the mplonship of the Middle At- ates two vears o Mr. David- partnership Bradley David- ch lasted until ar, when the latter and gives 5 ter how ttle 1t e CHAMBERS® Refined. Chambers’ Steel Vaults, $85 The best tbat are made and any make von desire. For $210 Chambers will furnish one of the finost funerals obtainable. Comfortable $100 funeral is Complete, Dignified Private $4.00 Born st RBethesda. lomelike i gt o thesda, Md., Davidson Brown Stone Funeral Home of | the lute Dr. Jdam W. W. CHAMBERS CO.]| - Ti‘:f,"l‘»fl‘i'. 14th St. at Chapin. Col. 432 || . "o 6o now sity surroun 28 of January wax the son H. Davidson wdley Davidson Rittenhouse Acad- old Columbian Col George Washington Uni- at Over $300,000.00 Paid to the members of our 1924 Club. 1925 Christmas Savings Club is open gain we give you the oppor- tunity to accumulate money in an easv and satisfactory way. Join Today ¢ 3% interest added if all pay- ments are made regularly. \MERICAN SIBCURIT AND TRUST COMP. I5th and Pennsylvania Ave., N.W. Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $6,000,000 00 BRANCHES: Central: 7th and Mass. Ave. N.W. Northeast: 8th and H Streets ! Southwest: 7th and E Streets SW. Northwest: 1140 15th Street N.W. Total Resources Over Thirty-three Million N Hoodmwary X Lotheop See Our Other Advertisements, Pages 33 and 34. Introducing T omorrow-- The 1925 Model National Pressure Cooker We cordially invite to its first showing. Beautifully polished, cfully made machines, lighter in weight, the very last word in Pressure Cookers. A Practical Christmas Gift What more discriminating gift could you bestow upon Mother, Sister, Wife or Friend than a piece of kitchen equipment that will take the hours out of cooking, the dollars out of fuel bills, and the waste-out of food—a constant reminder three times a day for a lifetime, of your thoughtfulness and good judgment? you Realizing that Pressure Cooking is distinctly different from the ordinary procedure, although very simple indeed when properly explained, we maintain for our patrons a special service in our Housewares Section where the very best instruction possible to obtain is given in order that every purchaser may receive 100% value from the use of her cooker. Come in tomorrow and see the National Pressure Cooker. Remember, you can do it better with pressure. Housewares Section, Fifth floor. DIES AT HOME HERE activities. He Washington Board of Trad lumbia Country Club, of vas an organizer and former direct- the City Club, of which he was and a former director, and St. Thomas' iscopal Church, In 1903 he was a tor of the Riggs Fire Insur- 0. and the Washington Title Co. e was married fo Miss Mary Re- becea Chichester of Alexandria, Va November 29, 1883, He is survived by s widow, two daughters, Mrs. Sid- Thomas and Miss Rebe Da- vidson; three sons, Heath Dulaney Davidson, John H. Davidson Thomas Bradley Davidson, and brothers, H. Bradley Davidson James 11 of this city. Funer ill be conducted at St. scopal Church to- morr m at 2 o'clock. Dr. Smuth will officiate. The honorary pallbearers will Gov. J. J. Morrow, J. P. Paret, Osc Woodward, Dr. Lee Harban, kin Glazebrook. William ‘Wilson M. Oftutt. 1. 8. M Louis Mackall, W. N. Watmouth, Alexander Suter. The active pallbearers | nephews, as follows: Jan son, Sidney T. Thomas, Davidson, . 8 Mackall, § Mackall, Thomas . Loving, min Mackall and J. Slater David Interment will be in Old Chureh, Va two will be ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. JIDAY Holder, Australi of that School was well Garl western ace 1 lecturer, will sp in Johhson-Powell o'clock. Miss Hold stoner Bad. serving the at commis- Guides part of Aus- of in Dr. in middic will deliver his tution’s ex buried capital of the zation, at 8: istration streets Mor reheology Washin on the Chil lost M in the xteenth of insti ien Itza civili- Admin- and P ek Building, Representative addr A. H. G ct Public will £ | II1|t|IIIIIIIIIIII“III‘IIIIIIxII'|i||IlIllIiIlIllIlIlIIlllhlhl i For the Planning a Surprise Remember This: Make sure it's the RIGHT Electric Cleaner—not neces- sarily the one she thinks she wants. The “WHIRLWIND" is the answer—one of the very newest; made by anders, Frary & Clark; hasn't been extensively advertised yet. SOLD WITH THIS GU. AR- ANT! “Money Back if not entirely satisfied.” See one of these dealers. CASH OR TERMS. E. R. BATEMAN 1404 Girard St. N.W. 1. C. BEARD 5905 Georgia Ave. N.W BRIGHTWOOD HARDWARE CO 5415 Georgia Ave. N.W, E. F. BROOKS CO. 813 14th St. N.W. JOSEPH D. CAMPBELL 517 10th St. N.W. ELMER H. CATLIN CO 308 13th St. N.W. CARL W. DAUBER 2320 18th St N.W. L. L HAYES 1204 18th St. N.W. J. P. KUTTNER 1841 15t St N.W. A. L. LADD Alexandria. Va W. J. LOVELESS 23 Florida Ave. N.W. JONIN F. MEENEHAN 2010 14th St. N.W. MODERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. MODERN E svrmr SHOP 1411 U St. N.W. EDGAR_MORRIS SALES CO. 1305 G St. N.W. C. A. MUDDIMAN CO. 709 15th St. N.W. RUCKNER ELECTRIC CO. 2206 14th St. N.W. C. SCHNEIDER'S SONS CO. 1207 F St. N.W. SHERIDAN HARDWARE & ELECTRIC CO. 2048 P st N.W SILVERBERG ELECTRIC CO 1008 E St. N.W SILVER SPRING ELECTRIC CO. Silver Spring. Md. THOMAS ELECTRIC CO. 1209 9th St. N.W THOMPSON BROTHERS Anncostia. D. C. TURVILLE & CLARK 5516 Connacticut Ave WALSH BROTHERS 3430 14th St. N.W. WASHINGTON THEATER SUPPLY 0O, 908 G 5t. N.W. 0. W. YOUNGBLOOD 363 Cocar St. Takoma Park, D. C. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS NATIONAL Supply 1528-30 NewYorkAve. Phone Main 6800 — “ask for Horlick's The ORIGINAL Malted Milk A well-balanced, palatable, eas- | ily assimilated-food that nour- ishes and up-builds. Use at meals, between meals, or upon retiring, and when faint or hungry. at home by stirring the pow- or cold water. No cooking. and | of the | | | | ana | and | Jonn DAVIDSON, District Buildin | Sehools for the hjeet ion's Capital.” odel The women of Northminster Pr Church will er dinner 5 conduct r and dinner Turkey served from 5 to 7 o'clock he primary department of will = { church rve a chicken dinner at the The M ! tion will me Society will < will give At its annual d ek uscher's Edmun ve of Grace Re- hold its annual o'clock in sociul house. 10 of Sunday school January will lectu Auditorium | street. Subye Y portu 132 Aid Father ar in ch and 1, strest k. Turkey jw il hold hirteenth from from CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Gen. Charles A. Doyen Unit of the Americ Wome Legion will meet Thursday night home of Mrs. Howard M. Peter, 7 treet southeast, at § o'clock Vietory Chapter, & Christmas sale tomorrow to 9 pm., at Woman's City from 3 Club. Bethany Club of Bethany Chapter. 1 No. 24, 0. E. have a bazaar and tea tomorrow from 1:3 p.m at 2011 F street « Richmond Pearx president of International cotic Association, and M Sherman, president of General Fed- eration of Women's ¢ will speak for the Susan B. An unda- tion, Saturday, § p.m.. 2 suse 1814 N street. Special gram N musical Sheridan Post. iday. 2 p.m Eiection of off Phil meet F Hall d Army Xi Soci ng tome Stan The Sigm; annual 1 Bureau building). Dr. P: ak of “Under and Dr. William tional Geographic tions of Ca Xi invited will hold it row. 8§ p.m., at wrds (Electric 1 will ograph “The xplora- Ba Pho Can The | Women's Council, wil tainment Friday at t ‘ovenant. Harry A Campbeil Business N enter ch of the jico and will and took Feturn papers ease: no questions brief keep red nose. month ana tail. cropped. ward G COTN T Tote DIAMONT) § ward. Chas 000, i DISCHARGE FROM | Barl Baker. 1811 DOG- With col wnd bills. Reward. uitable o ¥ Main g Please retu Toom from ring. Kiabea, 9 h ARMY st ne i 9 131h st s.w Gor Shepherd. awe on hind feet to 1104 S st DoG Tow: B Siier breast and reroft, Va. K and 3 Small, Just Police dow Tady <hepiierd, “laws on hind feet: Return to 114 3rd st fema tag_ Tier 0 and white, 30 with reward. 1613 ed from e | b sir Nt grown: 10 13th n.w.. Airedaie, large ‘collar, with brass : reward With turquoise. T Fisher, Thanksgiving night or mear Keith's or light yellow 3205 19th ae Tvors Reward. Colu with Targe clasp Thanksgiving day, be 24th and California sts. and Mass. ave, reward. Phove North a 90 pen tween | 1o Nayal Observatory 1 PEARLS, Seyond sentiment : siring of small im} ard.F folder; owner's name, . Masonic card and permit vaiy able to owner onls. Return fo 1112 14th st ind_receive reward VIN —large, E town seetio i POLICE DOG—German: when Tost i with tag Virginia Kennels: answers same Rex. Liberal teward. _Gatley. Kk RING— Diamond after dinner, plaiing amils man: Friday on Rock Creek Chureh | corgia ave. and Webster. Reward. Col. Tion: nklin value G. C. Smil in down- ers to name of rd and reccive re SCOTCH TERRIER, answ g Return to 1601 “ionuge. Tn caw. o forestork: theontan grounds: liheral ro g hood of 14th and Girard sts. n.w. Reward for Information. or return to 1346 Girard street n 3 WRIST WATC open face. b incrusted with pearls and diamonds. Reward il be givem for return to Rewin H. Bes. 1217 G st View Christian Church Sunday School | Lodge | treets. | MRS. C. A. FERRIS, 80, CHURCH LEADER, DIES Succumbs After Short Iliness. Mrs. Celestia A. Ferris, 80 years old founder of Matropolitan Baptist Church and a resident of this cit more than 76 years, died at her res| dence, 238 Tenth street, Monday. M | Ferris was the widpw of A. K. ris, a veteran of the Union Army. Mrs. Ferris came to this city with{ | her father and mother, the late Amos nd Mrs. Anna- Hu of Saratoga County, and lived here | ever since,” her home being { on Capitol Hil It was on a Monday night in | vember, 1867, that M Ferris called | into her home a group of fr the purpose of prayer | there was no ehurch | street or north of Pennsy nue in the castern sect The prayer meetings were held after this, the atter | them steadily growing, and desiy the of school Seventh and streets northeast wa d cepted and a Bible school or Adies in st number of la dinne a Baum's from lot at 1 a cl ch the japtist Church chureh nearly between led by a build- Hali these proceeds chased 1t opolitan This and A street srthe: has the Metropolitan John Com »on at 1:30 gton Cen ho was b go. rris i tery, beside Cleveland, Ons . of Scuth Carolina e Miss E. L. Dr. Ward from 7 to Harris will give reading. Bible class The Conncll meet Decembe Hotel. All or; istmas work Invit, d to att | sive | p.m Fifteenth | to 4:30 will | Sigma | Miss | from 718 Enst | child’s ped. | in | Liberai | bead in shopping dun t, | W wnn‘ 286, * | The entertainment committee of the hantom Order of the Hundred I rosts will give a dance Friday ¢ ng at Franklin S benefit cor at Willard Hof he annual fair and turkey 56 Ul Tiase Colored Man Dies of Bums Douglas colored, Before you buy securities from any one be ure they are as good as your Dollars, Marriages. will hold | k?‘w'nsn—o'roniwn 0'Connor wish 1 of their daughter H. HOWT Ma urday, Sat Nov 1 ]Bzaths Decemb dence, TLewis Funeral . R and Mrs from M between roughton. pro-| e BOOKER. Decemb edmen’s BOOKLR. Bord 4 at Interme Va. A pleasa cop BROWN. ed Lusband of Annette Dec esday, December ulk reside nd of thy to St. Do mass W . at 10 a I DAVIDSOX his residence DAVIDSON Not DAWSON. Munda: bis " residence, THOMAS A Davson 1904, o now., JOLN ( eter 1901 10th st e of fu beloved husband ors). Funera ant Mount Oliv Tuesdus Thursday. T relatives ate in Gle KEPHART. ember 4. At 2 p.n. Friends & vited to attend. Interment pri 00d Cemetery Monday, wife of Reginald and w ,.m of Eachsehmid. December 1, 0 Mondas. <« Hospita 2 LANE Funerat x parlor; McCARTHY. wife Thursdas, 1:30 p.m.. from November JOUN son of Johu J Thursday morning s wiil be sald for his poor sonl and relatives invited. MAGUIRE. Suddenlr, on T {727 1924, mt his residence, Street northwest, ROBERT lusband of the beloved coat and | this "life at lier beloved kina. P 3. E, Ch invited Suddenly. Tuesday. T 5 eral from Harry M I3 0 11th st s.e Friduy, Decemb thence to St Aloysius Chureh, At ® man. lutérment Mounc QUANDER, 1924, 10:49 p.m., g Departed this life December © her_res 100 Cap NNIE WI nder. 11 e two 4 cx and_fricnds. Friday, Nov .. thenee to Holy where mass will be said for the repose of Taterment at Mount Olivet Ceme Richmond, Va.. and New York p pers please copy. ) 4 STRAUGHTE Monday. De at his residenc cternal rest A. Stranghter snd uncle ter of Rocksboro, Pa. Ha lis loss iwo daughters. ‘k and Annle T. F Stravghter » grandehildren, Funeral wil ves (0 Mamie R West. and as ‘well as w lost of 1 be held from Vermont st Church Thnrsday. December 1 o'clock, James H. Wilils, pastor. and Germantown pers STRAUGHTER. Call meeting of King Solo- mon Tent, No. 1, Modern Maccabees of North America, Wednesday evening, . Decem- ber 3rd.’ to arrange for the funeral of NA THAN STRAUGHTE HILLIARY BROWY, Sir Knight Com. WILLIAM H. NEWMAN, Secretars. Founder of Metropolitan Baptist| Capitol | of i _ the | at 9| Chureh, | two soms. | [ Deaths. | sTRAGHTER. & A Siualiition No. 141 Wi W 3 i s THOMAS. Ent December 1 u Wadtan' 1 and Tather, twe aixiers "three { n charge Members of st 1 pm. JOHNSON Tuesday at Columbia Hospita) NER! wif Fri ® the renra funeral 19h up to Friday, 'at whicl ti be shipped o Norfolk. Va neral there Sunday from. ihe | Baptint” Cruren WHEELER. Suddeniz, on Monday erening, { MINNIE, daughter and Richard Wheeler December Mrs. J Tu her 26th at James ate. now bods il Quecn | 3" filzmunam. | BARKER. In i hran. who' passed on ccember 1903, 1 1 ot AN e ANE | LAUBACK. Sucred dear <ster, azo tomorrow | FadLy | MATTHEWS. true and i a e SOREPTE AT Y S | us tive v o . In that By th Safe e LUCR, TTHEWS AND CHILI MILLER, 1 it Toy v dear n MARY A aus. i HER DAT ETTA nembrance of MILLE MORRIS ADLY | BY BER THER PAYNE. 1| remenhira a ' MISSED BT TWIN DEVOTED WiFE n AND EMMA SATNDE SCHEER, wh day. De HENEY K | VING W1 TURNER. NER "CORNEL SON' SURNER a Sleep wnd tuke . MOTHER AND CHILDRE | WILRINSON. su memory o i and and v JOHN Wil slife 17 rears and our little WILKINSON 1907 THE FAMILY. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS Frank Gexer 's Sons Co. 1113 SEV Modera_C Model Chap Private Ambulanc __ Livers in Connection. \(L SPEARE C Nelther the successors of nor con_ nected with the original W. R. Speare etablishment e 940 F St. N.W. “Joseph F. Birct’ s Sons (ISAAC BIKCH 3034 M ST. N.W. YOU_SHOULD HAV Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 " Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. NE Phore L. T. F. COSTELLO NOW "LOCATED AT 1724 N CAP. ST NORTH 7976, Quick, Dignificd_snd Eificient Service W. W. Deal & Co. £16 H ST, N.F LINCULN 5200 | Automobi _Chapel. WM. H SARDO & CO 412 B St. N E Phone L Modern_Chspel. Automabile anvral « in conzection odera crematorium, ave. o.w Commodions Modera M. 13 ———THE ORIGINAL ——— " W.R.Speare Co. 1208 H STREET.N.W. | MAIN 108 FORMERLY 340 F ST ALMUS R SPEARE WILLIS B. SPEARE ———CQLYDE J NICHOLS —— R. F. HARVEY'S SON Licharg K. Bareer, 1432 vou St FU. . PARLOF will be said | FUNERAL DESIGNS. " BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Sprays autiful Floral 1th & H wiito delivery service expressive— inexpe |Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. |Geo. C. Shaffer *5 4= sw Phone Main 106 CHOICE FLORAL EMBLEMS Main 2416 Prompt delivery TN | We Spécia}ise if\AF‘Ioml Designs at Moderate Brices INC I /OI'IJ ts 14™& HSTS. 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