Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1925, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, HOUSE FAIRNESS T0CITY ASSURED Members of D. C. Co_mmitteeI Speak to Fire Fighters’ Association Dinner. \ssurance that members of the Tic District committeq have the best inte f Washington at heart and that they in promoting legi and fair for the - [Anglo-1rish ® | Great Britain prot nbers of Congress feel the mnecessity f equipment in order out their work, there reason for oppo: \ to the proposal to properly equip to function in an ldward M. Bee remen presentative Pennsylvania told the fi leglslatio president of the association, pre- f Watson was escorted to the through a lane formed by CIVIL WAR DOCTOR DIES. J. T. Hoff Said to Have Performed First Battlefield A_\nputauon Spv ial Dispatol to The Sta amputation in the Civil War, is dead. Funeral services were held ye: at the home of his daughte >. L. Marsh. The man Whom Dr. Hoft per- formed the amputation was named Dangerfield, and the incident follow- ed the battle of Phili i the first of the Civil at the battle of ( s Parsons, where Gen. Garnet w, ed, and he was a participant in other battles, performed t 16th and Col. Rd. Several very at- tractive apartments ranging from two rooms, kitchen, re- ception hall, bath and balcony to four: rooms, kitchen, re- ception hall and bath. THE ARGONNE RESIDENT MANAGER ON PREMISES ASPECIAL NOTICES. Adattns Prmted Mattcr +—is both ecovomical and satisfactory, HIGH GRADE, BUT NOT HIGH PRICED BYRON S. ADAMS, FRiNtes, ’ 512 11th 8t. YOUR ROOF REPAIRED © PRICES KEASONABLE | SRR SO Adams 1648 Col. 8739 For Rent. 3 Salesroom and Garagc. e possexsian. E. BUCKINGHAM, 3115 6045, Have Tha: Roof Examined Today! —Call Main 14 for expert roofer, Don't delay. Roofing 1121 6th n.w, IRONCLAD &bty ricm e s Obey bey That Impulse five us your next printing contract, The National Capital Press 1210-1212 D ST. N.W. iEARY ROOFS ire department | [CANADA REGISTERS U. S. TREATY WITH LEAGUE Fish Protection Agreement Filed Directly Rather Than Through London. Associated Press. By the league of d with th Britain for preserva- in the th Pacific. reated un- first time ration of a previously as inter- acted Britain opinion he nclined to station of » in interna- onal relations red to Ireland's registration of the against which ted. treat. SUGAR STEAMER SAFE. Cutter Sends Wireless From Side of Stricken Delecto. )RFOLK, Va., February 5.—' Delecto, an SOS call stat- had lost her propeller and was helpless ‘about 20 miles north of Diamond Shoa afe, according to cutter Gresham, atched to the aid of id which reached moderated. the com- ng to run would tow swport here she will in drydock to have & new pro- ASKS NAME BE CHANGED. Caused by Present One. EiCGaler (He relieved of emb his name he ix until xome salesman of hless stocks gives out Nokol can be installed Automatic Heating Corp. 1719 Conn..Ave. N.W. North 627-628 for BABIES —And ALL the Family OTHERS who want the best milk procurable for their growing bays and girls. invalids who want a nourish- ing food, grown-ups who do not care for ordinary milk —all favor our special Grade “A” Milk and gladly pay extra for it. The difference in price is repaid in greater nourishment and richer flavor. It is distinctly a high- grac‘e product that you will like—a milk from Guernsey herds exclusively, of adeep golden color, heavy cream and high Health Department rating. Phone a trial order —West 183 or 184 Wenevv enase oamvl) —will give years' more service if we get the order for repairs. Call us up! KOONS ROOFING 119 3rd et. s.w. COMPANY, Fhone Main 933, 3204-3208 N St. N.W. - |other ge received from |, Oscar I. Levy Says Confusion Is|f The easy mark doesn’t know how |59 or bonds has his| P - G000 00009000000000000000000000000000000000004 G000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000004 (GILBERT SEEKING TAX PLAN CHANGE | Wants Brmsh to Allow _G-er- mans to Pay on Exports Periodically. reparations eater power financial affairs than any conferred with officials of the Br today regard- ing the uns “coming At present into Great rmany pays m. British ermany her this country would consider other method than payment in ds sterling. Practically all the E have problems such Converting Wasted Rent into ownership of a new APARTMENT HOME That is the mission of the CO-OPERATIVE APARTMENT building, the sound qualities of which are now generally recognized. $58 a month and a mod- erate down payment will bring YOU all these ad- vantages! Don't delay—investigate NOwW! SAMPLE APARTMENT !'vlmllb by W. B. s & Sons Open daily T 405, Cleveland Park Ap'ts CO.OPERATIVE 3018-28 Porter St. The fourth street on Conn. Ave.* bevond Zoo entrance | “1ERB- WARREN OWNERS AND BUILDERS 925 15th St. Main 9770 Evenings—Cleve. 2252 We believe that what it means to buy ends.” season. marked at any price from the evening clothes. which they hold decided views, and vhich Mr. Gilbert must in the course of time modify. His task involves Up to the present the Dawes plan is working successfully. Copyright, 1925, by Chicago Daily News Co.) stealc, Axl agre-t big, juicy bite of plain—and then lecond bxtz with Gulden's mun- tard spread on top. That’s all you'll ever need to convince you how much Gulden's adds to the taste of hot meats. Not for steak alone. Try it with hot roast beef, corned beef, pork chops. You have a revelation in store for you! There’s a bottle of Gulden's on your kitchen shelf. Every house- wife hasit. Bring it to the table tonight, and put it beside your pepper and salt. You'll never start a meal without it again. Send for our leaflet, “How to eat o Steak, and W Charles Gulden, Inc. (. 4 S SN S SIaNS '\‘\“\"\““‘\‘\\\\\\\\“\\WW“\\\W\X\_“\ SSSSS i COMPARISON--- is the logical basis for judging the real worth of all things. 1f you con- {emplate the purchase of a high-grade home, make a careful inspection of those offered for sale, then you will be in a better posi- tion to appreciate the real livable qualities, excep- tional finish and remark- able value represented in— 2808 34th Place Massachusetts Avenue Heights Entirely detached, of brick construction, pure colonial design; ten very large rooms, three beauti- fully appointed baths, dou- ble inclosed and heated sleeping porch, breakfast or sun porch, hardwood floors throughout, cedar closets and other features. Attractive lot; TWO-CAR BRICK GARAGE OPEN DAILY 1 to 6 P.M. Hedges & Middleton, Inc. REALTORS 14132 Eye .f. N.W. Franklin 9503 n\ussss\i\(&\\\\\\\\\x\s\\x\\“ R R L LR LT TR RS Less Money Better Clothes You find full, complete lines. case of looking through a lot of “odds and We have more stock right now than the average store displays in the height of the And it’s fine! NN ““\m\\‘m 1319-1321 F Street STORE NEWS 8AM. to6 PM. tells you EXACTLY clothing in our shop. It's not a All $40, $50, $60 Overcoats $22.50 With the exception of “Knit-tex” coats we give you unrestricted choice from all overcoats in our stock $40 to $60. Choose any s/uit marked at the above prices except You know so well the splendid values in our “Fashion Park” and “Stratford” lines that it's a waste of words to tell what wonderful bargains these suits are at the above prices. D. C; THURSDAY, RICHMOND, Va., February 5.—Fu- :'ne use of delicate diplomacy to [neral services were held at noon today maintain the good will of both sides. [at St. Patrick's Episcopal Church for FEBRUARY 35, 1925.° e Mrs. Sally Robins, authores: Rites for Virginia Authoress. here yesterday. Church, Gloucester County, where the body will be carried by train. Mortgage Investors Like BDURIETH At 36th and R Sts. N.W. Because it is modern, clean, growing in value and the BEST PEOPLE ARE BUYING THE HOMES. Besides there is Architectural sense to the Homes—the kind that last. BETTER SEE THEM—NOT EXPENSIVE Just $8,500 Up And Our Easy Terms—Nearly 200 Sold WHY PUT OFF [SHANNON. & LUCHY)| Select That Piece of Furniture at Our FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE MM 25%' 0. J. DeMOLL 0.J. DeMOLL & Co. Twe_’fth & G Streets NW. E have a number of odd pieces and broken lots of fur- niture offered at 25% re- ductions. —all beautiful—stock that will appeal to those who want the best. EMMONS S. SMITH FOR over forty years Melachrino Ciga- rettes have enjoyed a social prestige not at- tained by any other cigarette. ORIGINAL MELACHRINO “The One Cigarette Sold the World Over” P BEN ANV, AR - COLUMBIA PARK On the 14th St. Car Line An Exclusive Subdivision Stylish Dunigan-Built Homes Moderately Priced EXHIBIT HOME Tthand INGRAHAM NORTHWEST Open Until 9P.M. Predominating Values Concrete Alleys TO INSPECT — Take 14th St. car marked “Takoma,” get off at 7th, walk to houses; or 9th St. car to Ingraham St., walk east to houses. D. J. DUNIGAN, Inc. 1319 New York Ave. M. 1267 ic———ja|c———jal——lo[——| fl | | s and his- | torian of the Colonial Dames, who died | Burial will be at Ware E | (4 £ 4 4 4 & A (& (£ 4« & & The Same (or Better) Foods for Less Sirloin, Ib., 28¢ Beef Kidneys, ea., 10c Chuck Roast, Ib., 15¢ Plate Beef, Ib. Round Steak, 1b.. .25¢ Hamburg, 1b.. . .12%c Sirloin Tip Roast, Pork Loins, Ib., 22¢ Fresh Hams, Ib. ... .24c Fresh Picnics, Ib.. . 16¢ Spareribs, Ib.. . ... .17¢ Pork Kidneys, 1b.. .10c Saurkraut, qt.. . . .. .9c Pork Chops, Ib.. Boneless Smoked Hams . 20¢ Piece Bacon, 1b...22¢ Beef Tongues, Ib.. .28¢ Veal Breast, Ib..... . Veal Shoulder, lb., 15¢ Leg of Lamb, Ib.. .37¢ Loin Chops, Ib.. . .48c Rib Chops, Ib.. . ..47¢ Shoulder, Ib.... ...15¢c Breast, Ib. .......10c Smoked Picnics v 14c¢ FRYING CHICKENS Lb., 39¢ Dry Picked Pure Lard A Fresh Shipment of TURKEYS Lb., 46¢ Fresh Eggs STEWING FOWL Lb., 29¢ Dry Picked . 17c Long Island DUCKS Lb., 37¢ Doz. 5 9c Large Size—Guaranteed FRESH MILK Qt., 11c Butter i-Lo. Pure, Fresh TOMATOES No. 3 Can 2 FOR 29¢ Prints, Lb. 42¢ Creamery Tomatoes, No. 2 Can, k3 2 for . wd9c Corn, Maryland, 2 for 29¢ Peas, Kingfisher, 2 for 25¢ Inderrisden’s Oranges Doz. 12%c From Florida’s Finest Groves—You Save a Dime! Grapefruit, 3 for 12Y5¢ Yellow Onions, LR [T R—— Bread, Coffee Potatoes, 15 1bs. ..n27¢ Apples ....3 lbs., 23¢ York Imperials Loaf, 5¢ 3 . $1.00 Single Pound, 38¢ Argo Salmon ¢ 22¢ Raisins-—-Sunmaid rs. 10c VanCamp MIXED VEGETABLES 2 FOR 19c Star Soap, NAVY BEANS 3 Lbs., 25¢ Clicquot sMilk ca9c¢ LIMA BEANS 2 Lbs., 29¢ 10 cars 47¢ BLACK-EYE PEAS 2 Lbs., 25¢ 2 Bottles 23 C Contents All Brands MAYONNAISE JAR, 23c PEACHES “SUNBEAM” CAN, 17c Gulden’s Mustard 7o 10c Duz,pkg. .........8¢ Wagner’s Stringless Beans, Can ... .15¢ Pineapple, 2% Can ........29 Flour, Gold Medal, 12-1b: Bag, 73c Soda Crackers, difor..........19¢ The New “Sunshine” Package Va. Sweet Pancake iz 9¢ Mortor’s Salt, pkg., 9c Queen Olives, Premier Dreui;lg, Mazola, pt... . ......29% Wesson, pt... ......28¢ Lye, Red Seal, Can ... SUGAR 101bs. 6'0c INb. Lim (