Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1924, Page 27

N inety-Five Pound Girl Is College’s Premier Athlete | BROADER POLITICS | | URGED BY RITCH'E °ays‘ Is Advice to Those Who ‘ Would Be Fit. Live Normally and Laugh | Maryland Governor 1928 Campaign Will Re- align Old Parties. | | Special Dispatch to The Star. that member of the » is found to be in th THE EVENING ASSERTS UNBELIEF MODERNIST BASIS Pastor Declares Love of Pop- | ularity Tempts Gospel Dlluters ST‘\H’. WASHINGTOX, D. C, THURSDAY, ‘DECEMBER 11, 1921, Lhnll“\xlnk Christianity in mission ands. W m mer they will bring weal or woe depends on their foundation nn « llrlslhfll principles of justice and CChristianity faces an unprecedent- d_opportunity,” she declared, “to out an enhuring, harmonious or the natiens of the world.’ Yauth 21 in Commons vative. o of Kly seat from his Eibenil ent. Sir Hugh recently left ke Otvarelly ARNRIEA tov a ;un( speech before he was te ‘SHOP EARLY SLOGAN { ADOPTED IN VIENNA| +| Stores Bring Out Christmas Dis- plays Weeks Ahead Instantly! BANKER WEDS WIDOW. drew D. ‘VI(lol ey M\nws Sec Whenever food or drink up the Iadi A ond Time at 61. reac hu NEW YOR !u u!m\ n[ The New 1925 Southern Tie As Introduced by the FAMILY SHOE STORE Our original creation developed into a “ 0 nobbier” brand-new style—shorter vamp, two-tone eflect. boyfs}p—-wr't]z “class” writ- ten all over st. As EBONITE “Strings"" 1o a Stick, So It Winds | Around the Gears | "THEY'RE NOT ALL ALIKE other gear lubricant can perform like it. It will not leak out. It stops noise and grind, lengthens the life of your car. One filling with EBONITE is enough for all season. A d i v “Sailor Tie” pound 4 0f Tan calf—a newer service sta model of this popular Cl n. cker - board pumps, Ry “g;;“;:, ration “Oxford” new and smart ford, in '660 . military or loy heels. .. (1Ts SHREDDED oIL) FOR TRANSMISS|0N9 End Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn, =i pleasant, &—— ” in Stomach Acidity harmless tablets and the distress is | gone! A 60 cent package will keep the entire family freo from digestive Druggists eell millions -and guarantes " sach package. the | Hosiery or Women Men and Children Put up in individual Christmas boxes of two, three or more pairs, daintily tied and com- plete to the greeting card. 2 Pairs $2, $3 and $5 and Up 3 Pairs $3 and More McCallum, Phoenix, Kayser and other na- tionally known makes. Specials for Christmas month throughout the «department. Every new shade, in silk, wool sport, or lisle. Men’s, 35¢ to $1.50 Women’s $1.00 to $2.95 Children’s < 35¢ to $1.25 The time of Good Cheer is fast ap- proaching, and that means that the housewife must start preparing for ravishing holiday appetites---and the RED FRONT STORES can he of more help to you now, possibly, than at any other time of the year. {sl——lnl—— sl ——Inlc——=[o| —=||ln|—=|n| ——==[a[c——]a] Seeded or Seedless ABSOLUTELY Washinston 1 CURRANTS 28c phg DROMEDARY | IONA Sliced mPeaches No. 2 Can (Contents, 1 Ib. 3 oz.) HC)c ORANGES 2 KIRKMANS | 3 3¢ Doz. Fancy, large, full of juice and flavor FLORIDA tree ripened GRAPEFRUIT, 4or25¢ Selected, Guaranteed Absolutely EGGS, 49c Doz. Carefully Candled - Suitable for the Finest Table Uses What do you want most in an crange—sweetness, juiciness, thin- ness of skin? Then these delicious fruit ripened on Florida trees will surprise you with their lusciousness. FLOUR Makes Better Bread Without Extra Cost Delicious, Pure, Delicately Flavored CREAMERY BUTTER Cut From the Tub Silverbrook Print 52c¢ Lb. 55¢ Raisins Full Size 15-0z. Pkg. 2~ 25¢ SUNNYFIELD BACON Delicious, Rindless, Lean Discount an Advancing Market by Buying Now for Future Needs 'GOLD MEDAL | 51bs. 12 Ibs. 241bs. | 'PILLSBURY ‘CERESOTA 'WASHINGTON—31c, 65¢, $1.24 30¢c, 62¢, $1.19 POTATOES s FRESH Sunnybrook EGGS G-lhered from nearby 71c doz. PEELS Citron, %-Ib pkg.. .20c | Lemon, %4-Ib. pke. . . 15¢ | Orange, l/4-ll) pkg.. .15¢ lf 32¢,67¢,$1.30 ; | | Cured young pig | Convenient sizes. SOAP The soap market has been advancing for some time, but we've een abe to avoid charg- ing you more. Now it ooks as though the market will go still higher, and that we will have to increase our price. Therefore we ad- vise you to buy as much as possible now, before prices advance. Soap improves with age. P &G, 5 cakes, 25¢ Star, 5 cakes, 25¢ Octagon 4 cakes, 26¢c Fels Naptha 4 cakes, 24c Clean Easy 4 cakes, 18¢c Kirkman’s 4 cakes, 24c Scott’s N. Y. State Pure APPLE CIDER 29c*: e 49¢ox BUDWEISER & per case 12 bottles $1.75 Aged in Wood 4 5o 25¢ Mello Wheat The Heart of the Wheat O¢ Pk FLOUR (Cwfl(mg APPLES 151bs 25c¢ LOFFLER’S HAMS 23c 1b Succulent, tender Sugar hams. __JEHEDEEE_ aja]——— = U 'J—:E‘E:ZED:DBCZJIDC:]D:I Abner Drury’s & L e | | ll ] | EE—DEEEEEEEEEEBEBEI FAMILY/HOE/TORE 310-312 Seventh St. N.W. INDIVIDUALIZED SERVICE SPECIALIZED DEPARTMENTS e[ e Bl bl o[ ——]] ‘E—:mr_———:|mEamEmEmEmEEdEGE—:mEEE- :—EEE—EEEBEEEEEEE—EDL—_———_@