Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1925, Page 25

APPLICANTS’ TEST FOR FEDERAL JOBS Civil Service Commission Makes Announcement of Open Com- petitive Examinations. ‘The Civil Service Commission today announced open competitive examina- tions to fill vacancies in the follow- ing positions Junior medical technician, St. Elisa- beth's Hospital, Washi an entrance salary of $1 Principal s 3 h's Hospital, Washington, at an entrance salary of $2,100 ncement in pay may be made without > in assignment up to $1,680 a junior medical tech- $2,700 a vear for service worker. Pro- er grades may be made with the Civil Service ormation and application be obtained at the office fourth Civil Service distric street Sflence is golden. Still, lots of peo- ple say nothing without sawing any wood ROCKVILLE. ROCKVILLE, Md., March 13 (Spe- cial).—A complication of diseases from which he had long suffered caused the death at his home on the Laytonsville pike of John K. Ward, van of Bluemont, of Howard County and Otho, Millard and Richard Ward and Mrs. Thomas Parsley of this county. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon from the home. Burial was at Laytonsville. At the annual meeting of the di- rectors of the Montgomery County Farm Bureau Supply Company—Ches- ter Clagett, G. Rust Canby, Lawrence A. Darby, Josiah W. Jones and Wal- ter M. Magruder—held at the Farm Bureau headquarters here, officers for the year were chosen as follow: President, Josiah W. Jones; vice president, G. Rust Canby; secretary- treasurer, Miss Katherine Ricketts. Mesgrs. Jones and Canby succeed each other and Miss Ricketts takes the place of Miss Elizabeth Dawson, resigned. W. C. Randolph, fleld agent of the ional Jersey Cattle Club, and W. C. Snarr, agricultural agent for this county, were the principal speakers at a meeting of the Montgomery County Jersey Breeders' Association here last evening. Mr. Randolph em- phasized the importance of calf clubs and stated that the Natlonal Jersey Cattle Club would offer prizes for the best Jersey oalves exhibited at the fair to be held here next August by members of Jersey calf clubs, and Mr. Snarr talked on boys' calf clubs and the cow testing assoclation of the county. It was declded to orgenize a Boys' Jersey Calf Club. At the monthly meeting_of the Henderson-Smith-Edmonds _Post of the American Legion of Rockville, Robert L. Tolson, foremer commander of the post, was chosen chaplain to fill out the unexpired term of Rev. Nolan B. Harmon, who recently re- signed because he did not approve of certaln things permitted at the recent annual banquet of the Montgomery County Americ Legion Council held here under the auspices of the Rock- ville post. Following an filness of only s few Stottlemeyer, d Mrs. Mortimer Y. Stottlemeyer of ihe vicinity of Bur- dette, this county, died Wednesday night in the Montgomery ‘County General Hospital, aged 19 years. She was a sister of Miss Nellle Stottle- meyer of Washington and also leaves three brothers. Mrs, Cora Jane Harmon of Halpine has been given an absolute divorce from Frederick Lee Harmon, now a resident of Washington, and s awarded the custody of the couple's children, Jeanette E. and Roy Harmon, aged 14 and 6 years, respec- tively. The decree gives the de- fendant the right to see the children at times. The defendant Is directed by the decree to pay the plaintift $25 a month for the maintenance of each A TIGE child until it reaches the age of 18, Mrs. Harmon waa represented by At- torney John A. Garrett of Rockville. ‘The couple were married in Rockville on March 28, 1909. Mrs. Bessio M. Allnutt, wife of Ray- mond Allnutt, a Laytonsville distriet farmer, died a few days ago at her home near Laytonsville, aged 19 years. Her death was due to diphtheria. The funeral took place from the home, services being conducted by Rev. J. E. Stacks, pastor of the Laytonsville Methodist Church. Burial was in the cemetery at Etchison. Mrs. Allnutt was formerly a Miss Evely of this county. Licenses were issued by the clerk of the Circuit Court here yesterday for the marriage of Rufus A. Good- nough, 35, and Miss Edna G. Lam- borne, 28, and George J. Kramer, and Miss Gladys V. Mews, 19, all of ‘Washington. Goes to Panama. Charles R. Bullock, Army Medical Corps, at Walter Reed Hos- pital, has been assigned to duty In the Panama Canal Zone. GINGER ALE! A. G. HERRMANN 750 Tenth St. S.E. Attempt to Use Clerks as Train- men Aggravates Differences. BERLIN, March 13.—The German raflway strike took an unexpected turn for the worse this morning, when the number of strikers in Ber- lin was greatly increased, seriously handicapping the movement of freight. The workers were exerolsed be- e the rallway administration de- ded that non-manual: employes, as clerks, act as strikebreakers, and dismissed those unwilling. In view of this development the unfon leaders say they were unable to hold men_ still workin IF YOU HAD & 48 THIS FELLOW o L“‘Ann HAD TONSILINE ‘ The Netional Sore Throat Remedy Woodward & Lothrop Down Stairs Store See Upstairs Store Advertisements on Pages 20 and 21. Newer Styles at Lesser Prices Here|In Brief Poiret Sheen, Flannel and Satin New Diagonal- Strapped Satin Pumps Ensemble Suits With Plain or Printed Dresses to Match 2 Two-in-one. That is what these smart ensembles really are. The dress and the coat may be worn separately if desired, or they may be worn together. These ensembles of the three fashion- right materials named are matched with plain or printed silk crepe dresses. They’re trimmed with various colored pipings and buttons. A wide diversity of colors—Black, navy, rose, poudre bleu, tan, wood rose, green, crabapple, lipstick red, gold, rust and gray. Sizes 14 to 20, and 36 to 42. DOWN STAIRS STORE $5 Pair Sketched is a Black Satin Two-strap Pump. Fastens with one button, and is trimmed with bow. Full-breasted Louis XV heels. The style lends especial beauty to your foot. Sizes 3 to 8. A new way to get the “Two-Color” note. Another model—One-strap, All Patent Leather Pump, trimmed with blonde stitching. Sizes 3 to 8. DOWN STAIRS STORE Full-Fashioned Pure Thread Silk and Chiffon Silk The Newest Light Shades Easter. These shades that gun metal, sunburn, atmos freckles, tan 48, black, silver, neutral and gray 31. New Picture Hats Hafr, 517k and Straw Hose, in Wanted Shades, 1.35 in Silk Honer\ for Spring and The values, too, are very exceptional. The silken hose are brilliantly Tustrous—of sheer quality-—and of soft and ex- quisite texture. This is our most popular line of silk hose, and justly so, because of the satisfaction it always gives. Sizes 8% to 10. DOWN STAIRS STORE will be greatly popular—cruiser, phere, nude, French nude, thrush, Crepe, Plain or Printed, is Fashion’s Favorite for Frocks Combinations Hat Sketched Particularly Smart Hats, of the new large shapes which fash- ecommends for wear with lace-trim- Selection will be simplified hats offered. med dresses by the beauty smart hats matrons. of the smaller size ebloom, and combir Bluette, thi: black, white DOWN STAIRS STORE New Spring Two-Pants Exceftional Values $29.50 Fine, Tailored Suits those snappy styles that In Lates.t Styles for Spring ‘15 Misses’ and Women'’s Spring and E :ster Frocks indi- cate the trend of the newest modes. In answer to the innumerable early Spring activities and informal affairs of the Springtime come these Plain and Printed Crepe Silk Frocks. satin in many striking styles. of Hair $ in an attractive Also Also lustrous crepe s for misses and , tans, Tangier, Smart, Unusual Trimmings These dresses combine the favored Spring styles, Spring colors, strikingly quaint styles and excelfent With flaring skirts, godets, pleats, tucks buttons, laces and embroideries, these Frocks are exceptionally lovely. . DOWN STAIRS STORE materials. . Smts Men’s Athletic Union Suits of Nainsook, 75¢ High-grade Nainsook Athletic Union Suits with web backs. Guaranteed full cut. Comfortable, well fitting. Slzes 34 to 48. Madras and Percale Shirts, $1 New shipment. Woven madras and percale shirts in stripe and check Exclusive Blue Rose Toiletries Lanchere Blue Rose Toilet Preparations are attractively priced. Exclusive with us in ‘Washington. Single Compacts, $1 each. Double Compacts, $1.50 and $2. Face Powder, $1 box. Natural, White and Brunette Men’s in young chaps admire. And they're shown in gray and blue mixtures—the most popular shades this year. Secure your Suit for Eas- ter here and save. Sizes 34 to 42. patterns. Neckband and collars at- tached styles. Sizes 14 to 16. Phoenix Lisle Socks, 35¢ Pair 3 Pairs, $1 Fine quality lisle in these Phoenix Socks—famous for quality. Wanted shades of black cordovan and gray. Sizes 9% to 11%. DOWN STAIRS STORE Rouge, 50c. Medium, dark, light , orange and flair. Bath Crystals and Vegetal, $1 each. Toilet Water, $2, Toilet Powder,:50c; white and flesh. Talcum Powder, Lip Sticks, 25c each. Extracts, 35c and $1.25. Cold Creams, 35¢c and 75c, DOWN BTAIRS STORE Misses’ Spring Pumps, $2.95 Specially purchased. One- strap Pumps, in five attractive styles. Patent leather, brown and gray calf, smoked elk brown calf trimmed, and ray and airedale suede. izes in lot 814 to 11, 11% to . 2. Widths A, B and C. Utility Bags, $1 Patent Leather Finish Over- nite and Utility Bags in handy sizes. Moderately priced. Tapestry Handbags, $2 and Beautiful New Tapestry Handbags, in unusually at- tractive designs, just out of their wrappings. All - silk lined; have mirrors and in- side purses. Reasonably priced. Chokers—Necklaces, 50c —and $L. Chokers and Nov- elty Bead Necklaces in a rge assortment of colors styles. Barrettes, 25¢ to $1 A variety of colors and sizes. Set brilliantly with colored stones that make them dis- tinctive. Keylock Handbags, $3 -The Handbag of the hour. Black satin combined with a variety of colors. Moire lined. Equipped with mirror and purse. New Peasant Blouses, $1.95 White Voile Peasant Blouses with trimmings of gay colors. High-cuff style neckband; also low-neck style with Iong sleeves and trimmed band cuffs. All sizes 36 to 4. New “Kid Boots” Sweaters $1.95 to $3.95 New “Kid Boots” Sweaters for sports wear this Spring, in many new colors—Tangier, blues, tan and reds. Sleeve- less, monofinmed and Van Heusen col styles. All sizes. Collar and Cuff Sets, 50c Are exceptional values, Infants’ Dresses, 88¢ Little Frocks with embroid- ered yokes and dainty lace- trimmed necks and sleeves. Sizes from infancy to 1 and 2 years. Panty Dresses, $1.50 In plain and check ginghams. Hand smocked and embroid- :r:d Lovely colors. Sizes 2 o 6. Tots’ and Girls’ Hats, $1.95 Becommg Hats for children and girls. Straw Hats with neat ribbon trimmings in all wanted colors. Silk Costume Slips, $2.95 —to $5. Slips of crepe de chine, satin and radium silk, with regulation or 20-inch shadowproof hems. Popular shades—peach, pink, blue, white, tan, gray, navy and black. Sizes 36 to 50. Plain hemstitched and lace-trim- med tops, with self-material straps, White Skips, $1 to $1.95 Of fine quality muslin and nainsook. Plain hemstitched, hand-embroidered and. face- trimmed models. All sizes 36 to 44. Fine values. Brocaded Brassieres, 58¢ Side, back and front fasten- ing models in Pink Brocade Brassieres. All sizes from 32 to 44. Plain tape straps. DOWN STAIRS STORB a k2 2 | | m | | | | | | | | | | | | | &1 I A&P Condensed IMILK| l.arge (3] (4-] [e———[oj—— 0§} Coffe of Excellence SERERRRE Tlll Close of Busmess Saturday Evenmg the Followmg Prlces Wlll Prevall LAR P White Lard is a market is climbing rapidly, which means higher lard prices. URE good purchase at this price. Save money by buying for future needs. SILVERBROOK PRINT Market conditions warrant a much higher retail price than we quote here. able us to sell at this low price for a few days more. You will save money by buying now, and in two or three pound g e R KRISPY CRACKERS Slightly g | P This wo lots. qusxghtcd contracts en- The pork o] ——= ] —3 o] ———= ol c—1} RN ERE R R RRERRR BUTTER SePeRRlE e PR R R Rl R R Rl R R Rl i salted; ALMOLIVE SOAP nderful Toilet Soap is selling rapidly at this price. Buy By the Dozen Fancy Creamery Butter Just as sweet and delicious as our print butter. Difference in cost defrays expense of packing and printing. Cut from t Lb he tub. . 49c crispy and dainty; are fresh baked and made to sell at I5c a package. dainty little crackers, we offer them for the week end at the special price of 190c Pks. Only 4,000 Dozens for This Sale—They Won't Last Long nourishing and appetizing. They To introduce these 3 @ () ° E:_:IEIFJEE) e———— | o| ——— || :jfll:E—ElEl ————[o| New York State Potatoes Fancy stock; fine, even size. Excellent cookers; dry and perfectly free from U RINRINY SN AR RN R U RIC I ) PR e R R R N N Y R R N R D R R P N R DR N SRR R R R MRl iR N RGN e N DR e e el FARWELL HEALTH Cala HAMS Smoked cut from corn-fed young pigs. lean and ten BREAD 11:¢15¢] Patented by Prof. Farwell, Weymouth, England. building properties, and is exceedingly nutritious. Contains all health- Try a loaf. shoulders, Sweet, der. 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