Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1925, Page 25

E 25, prnnher, which is the junior office and THE E\'ENL\'&I ' STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., THURSDAY, JUN stepping stone to grand monarch. Port- | out the « -BY GLUYAS WILLIAMS.|HIGH POST IN GROTTO ; ! Grand Monarch Itner named a com- | land, Qlez grand captain (:[ the | the Denfen ' S IS GIVEN CANADIAN | s to e o fevls S the e | Siaeoe, e, 1 ; forward it to the Summer White “ Sleber, Akron, Ohio House by airplane. The officers elected were George A Treadwell of New Orleans, ch: Judge Frederick P. Walthe eland. deput. monarch; George J. Brenner. Mich., ch i 1925. | . Dyer, Boston, ) grand | a “Citizenship day rles E. Min: STAND BY, PLEASE. REVIVAL OF TAKATA FIRM ATTEMPTED “Foolish Finance,” Is Cred- itors’ Cry—Crash Has Shak- en Japan s Confldence Miles S. Gregory, n Bq/oreyovl fill Gichein: Hastiord: "Comn. Your C od lBin n[eu ard 7 -l a ¥ Veiled Prophets Predict Large Growth of Membership in the Dominion. Acting Secry Derthick, | “hearty approval eremonles; | Mrs. John D. Sherman, | Washington, D.|the General Federation of Woman's e er of the archives; EQ. Clubs, that the organization conduct Tuesday’s and Saturduy s Star By the Associated Press. of Hindoo Koosh Grotto of Hamiltc Canada, yesterday, the supreme of- | ficers foresee a zrowth in the mem. bership throughout the Dominion. Tt | is the first time in the history of a supreme council meeting of the Mys tic Order Velled Prophets of WELL, THERE'S A LECTURE £inchanted Realm that “a Y J.J BERL TWAT hus been, WGE6 15 SENDING OUT MAYBE THAT MIGHT BE 600D, AND THEN AGAIN- . KENNEDY, and the Chicago | NOW HERE'S THE JOLLY JAZZERS FROM WZP HE'S HEARD THEY'RE PRETTY GOOD Every effort has the firm of ONLY TROUBLE 15 THEY CANT EVER SEEM TO GET WZP VERY CLEAR SAYS HE'S SORT OF TIRED OF TUNING IN TO THE LOCAL STATION EVERY NIGHT- LEPS SEE WHAT THE OTHERS ARE SENDING OUT TO-NIGHT esuscitat for all the years into the ie. has been re our or five great rd movement ¢ the old firm mnde P GOD 2 (P Our stores will keep open for the regular hours on next Wednesday, July Ist, as they will be CLOSED ALL DAY on SATURDAY, JULY 4* Stores will remain open till 9 p. m.on Friday, July 3d CANDY . PRED OOF‘,T'H[ TAMOUS ING OUT, LO0TS OF BIG WANT THE PAPER. WITH LOCAL STATION 4 ” Sunset Gold £ B h 0' Finest Fresh Creamery B c | SAOPHONIST, i5 BROAD: MEN LISTED REST OF EVENING AS o Henry- | Pepp baldi, grandson of the CASTING PROM WYYY A SUAL~ Dolla: ad il N Syndicate ollar candy in - 2 . © McClure Newspaper Syn u Strictly Swift's lb — —— = Fresh, Dozen Premium '9. c Field and Whitney Named. NEW YORK. June 25 (P).—Mar- BACON 52c ) Contracts have been let recentiy for | Itaitan aurlved Yesterday Lo o : delected members of the board of di-|the electrification of the railws from Havre for a month's visit in| [o fatment T e e o Wace CaiE .| rectors of the Metropolitan Opera | the vicinity of Prague, Czechos the United States. anEn FR“ITS BEVERAGES shall Field and Willlam Cornelius - | Vanderbilt Whitney vesterday were Sl i 69c Shirts and Clicquot Club Ginger Ale ¢ Drawers, each Bottle, 14c—Case, $3.25 72xR0-count Checked Nainsook .\I‘:me of “'fl\(’"fi r:,:;)dr! f'n[r{!fld Athletic Shirts and Knee-length ! j madras, rayon striped madras, Rus - : Canada Dry Ginger Ale Bottle, 19c—Dozen, $2.25 Dra s A il (€Y Neieon it Hildick Sparkling Cider Pint Bottle, 23¢ (Hl\!“ leng of oxford ecloth Gold Medal or Pillsbury Valley Forge Beer 5lbs 33c, 121bs71c, 24 lbs$1.39 Bottle, 15¢c—2 for 25¢ Best pound, 8'2¢c Care 10 pounns. 63c Granulated 100 pounds, $6-1° MORTON SALT | STAR PICKLES | HEINZ KETCHUP Frfiday«-@men Ticket Spe«:fia s! Remarkable Offerings at Lower than Usual Prices Grouped for Clearance in This Last Friday in the Offering Package loc - . .42c Large Bottle Remnants Felt-Base 29¢c Women’s $1 Rayon 59¢ iQuart Jar......... ZAREX Hall Runners, yd.. and Silk Hose. . . 18 and 22 inches wid Black and a 1'nm|\I‘V sort 29c| SOAP JAMS 23c| AMMONIA PRESERVES 1 the full piece at 49 ment of light tones. Plent 3-on. Bottle now definite that the last “sweet tooth!” and GOOD I AND HERE THELY OUSHT SAYS 0T AN ID NOT Mi5S THIS BANQUET EA NOW WHAT'S ON THAT KMNP 1S SEND- THE AIR | ANYBODY GUESSES HE'LL JUST SEE FIRST WHAT LOCAL STA TON 15 DOING STAYS HOW ABOUT THE DIXIE | MAMMY'S CLUB ORCHES: TRA , AND BY GEORGE Company, at a_speciai stc Gen. Garibaldi in U. S. meeting. ~ Mr. Whitn f Sugar cured, sliced by mac Harry Payne Whitney, & a o h YORK, June 25 (®).—Gen. ‘ : g h!ne, no rind. patriot Apricots Choice Blenheims Ib. 21¢ Peaches Extra Choice Muirs lb' 19c Prunes Del Monte \30-40s lb. lgc Prunes sunewsen. 2-1b. pkg. 25¢ Prunes et Monte psi Pack can 19¢ FLOUR madras, Perfect Third Floor r pattern. Lengths from 2 irregulars. Floortex e b Street Floor Buttons, 29 Remnants, yd. Lengths up to 20 vards. De- Card sirable patterns, suitable for any Formeriy 10c¢ and 15c. combinations and shirt pearis. room. S slight seconds; others > G ¥ perfect. quality. | A o i | | Street Floor 49 Third Floor Forlnfants, | Children’s White. trimmed Invalids, 59¢ Window , . Bathing Suits . . . . Sizes 28 to 34. 9 TheAged | Screens Cotton ribbed Street Floor | 100 in the lot. 18x33-inch size. with blue, Strongly made hardwood frames, and Diet | P. & G. White Naptha 6 Cakes Assorted Flavors Pint Bottle “Trimmed Sumini; Hats A Colorful Assortment at Mayflower Bottle Curtice Bros. with rustless wire. Easy sliding. Assorted, Jar Third Floor $1.25 Camping For all members o' the farmly children Blankets or adults, ailing or well. Serve at meals, TN between meals, or upon retiring. A nour- ishing, easily assimilated Food-Drink which, at any hour of the day or night, | relieves faintness or hunger. White, colors and some black Hats in every imaginable new shape and trimmed effect. Models suitable for dress, #reet and sport wear—each correctly fashioned for vour particular purpose. Fir leghorns and combination hat tomorrow at only $3.95. Street Floor—King's Palace Astor 12-0z. Package Welch's Dress Gingham. 3 Feack Percale and 36-inch I lish Prints. Formeri and 29c. Lengths ranging from 2 to 10 vards. Mill remnants in plain colors, stripes, plaids and figures. Light and dark grounds. Blankets, weight about 2 pounds, making them heavy enough for cool nights and light enough for traveling. Third Floor Fancy Queens 8-o0z. Bottle r vard. Green and tan white for all in all sizes. Slht Prepared at home by stirring the pow- der in hot o old water, No cooking. “A Summer Colony Under Club Control” HIGH ON THE OF THE SE RIVER COMPARE RELATIVE gm0z boating, at_ sur- Splen- ) and picr A vilrms, bathing ife guards E e e R T Furnished Bungalows— Season—$300 Up [™ Proportionate Rates <8 Shorter Periods For Further Particulars Apply 503 Fourteenth St. N.W. Telephone Main 7523 Weantiful drive by way of Marlboro. Road i excellent condition. Wash Goods c Remnants, yd. 29 Formerly 3% to 59 the vard. Your choice of Printed Voile, Plain Voile, Foundation Silk. Printed Crepe, Longcloth, Pongee, Sateen, Striped Charmeuse and others. Lengths suitable for dresses and blouses. Street Floor Boys’ Flapper $l.25 Suits Button-on style. with belt. Low neck, short sleeves and short pants. Good quality khaki. Sizes 3to 8. Street Floor Play Overalls Children's sizes. 2 to 6. Khaki and navy, trimmed with red. Street Floor , Boys’ Wash 59c Pants Made of good quality gray crash or khaki. Sizes 7 to 16. Street Floor Marvel-Fit Girdles Silk brocade, silk elastic, bro- cade and surgical elastic combi- nations. Broken sizes. Formerly $3 and $5. Nine only ond Floor 59¢ Brassieres fancy materials, with elastic in- serts. Broken sizes. 6 White 52.98 Dresses 12. Imported voile, trimmed with crochet buttons. St Boys’ Union 29¢ Suits 2 to 10 vears. Perfect quality. About 54 in the lot. Satin stripe, plain satin and Second Floor Girls’ Dresses, in slufl 8,10 and Second Floor ‘Waist-attachment Suits, in sizes Street Floor Palm Beach Caps 986 Boys' Caps, in one-piece stvle. Tan, brown and gray. Sizes 6% to 7. Street Floor 10 Linen Dresses Pre-shrunk linens, in copen, green, brown and orchid. o merly $2. -“i to $5.98. Children's g he( ond Floor Georgette, etc. Remnants, yd. Short length of Georgette, \ Formerly 79c tc Street Hmn 7 Voile Dresses Formerly $4.98. Imported voile, in plain colors and combinations. High shades. Broken sizes. Second Floor 9 Flapper Dresses Plain gingham and trimmed with white o Sizes 12 and 14. Formerly Second Floor 9 Long Kimonos Flowered Challis Kimonos, that formerly sold for $1.49. Very at- tractive. Second Floor $2.00 $1.49 Blouses Made of English broadcloth and dimity. Tailored and trimmed styles. Broken size assortment. Second Floor 59 Women’s Athletic Union Suits ; in pink or white nainsook. zes 34 to 42. Bodice-top st Street Floor checks, Chiffon-Weight Hose . . . Irregulars. ginger only the lot. melul and About 72 pairs. in Sizes 815, 9 and 914 Street Floor Tennis For men, boys and youths. Bal and blucher styles, in all sizes. Brown or white, with ankle patches. Second Floor Val Laces, 39c 12 yards for ! Cream and White Laces, in diamond mesh. Correct for lin- gerie, children's garments and negligees. Street Floor — 150 Trimmed Hats, $1 For Friday clearance. an accumulation of attractive Summer Hats left from oy One-of-a-kind S8 large sales. and color styles in shapes to suit every woman. Street Floor SRR | Dresses ...... Cotton crepe, fine quality ging- ham and Lad Lassie cloth. Checks, plaids and combination colors. Broken sizes. Formerly $2.98. Second Floor Neat striped percale, madras, tan cotton pongee, blue chambray and khaki. in sizes 6 to 15. Men’s $1.50 Nightshirts Full-cut Shirts of cambric, in sizes 15 to 20. $1.59 Hair Switches Soft, wavy hair in almost all shades. Misses’ and Chil- dren’s Slippers . Endicott-Johnson Slipstitch Ox- fords and Sandals, shown in pat. Ribbons, Yard Solid and fancy combination colors. ming and tie purposes. 10c and 15¢ vard. Chiffon Hose . . . Women's Full-fashioned Hose, irregulars of $2.00 grade. Perfect quality. Street Floor Boys’ Sport white Sport styie, Street Floor Me_n’s 29c¢ Pullover l 5: in broken sizes, 36, 38 and 10. Street Floor Street Floor One-stem style. Street Floor 98¢ tan and white. Sizes 8. Second Floor Narrow widths for trim Formerly Street Floor Black and a full line of colors. In. Children’: s (3 for 50c) Perfect and second grades. Plain color, with fancy rayon tops or white with fancy tops in three- quarter length. Street Floor cluded are Perfect Quality Full- fashioned White Hose. Rayon Vests Women's Fancy Weave Ravon Vests, in all pastel tones. Bodice- top model. Street Floor Street Floor MRS. WATSON'S PIE CRUST rendy mixed 8.0z Package, 1 sc A full size package of Mrs. Watson’s Pie Crust given away free with FREE every dollar purchase of merchandise on Saturday. COLGATE PRODUCTS Renowned for Their Excellence. Octagon Scouring Cleanser, pkg. 7c Octagon Soap Powder, pkg.. A marvelous preparation, dough for the finest pastries. Octagon Soap, cake Octagon Toilet Soap, cake. .. Octagon White Floating Soap, Fab, 5-0z., 10c; 15-0z You save 6¢c buying the large pkge. DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE The big bargain on fancy sliced Hawaiian fruit 16¢| No. 2 CAN CANTALOUPES ...6c|LEMONS dozen 30c|PEACHES Ib . CARROTS bunch 7¢| CUCUMBERS ea. 6¢|LETTUCE hd. 12':¢ No. 1 CAN BEETS bunch SUMMER CEREALS Shredded Wheat, package. ... Puffed Wheat, package Puffed Rice, package..... Post Toasties, package..... Corn Flakes, package Post Bran Flakes, package. . Grape Nuts, package Kellogg's Pep, package Ralston Wheat Food, package. .23c LUNCH ROLLS 2 for . . . S¢ 23c¢| No. 2’2 CAN . 27¢c each, 12c .10c Fancy Ripe 0| ——|0| —|0| —|0 000 00— |0 | [0 | |0 | e8] [l et ——| e c——jol c——la ————jal c———jol c——p{ c—— | C——| POTATOES 10w 37°) 3| ——— |0 j————=!0|E——— o] ——=f{bl——2]o]c——Io]