Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1925, Page 16

McCormick Medical Glasses Fitted College Eyes Examined Graduate Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone Main 321 409-410 M, 10th and ENTERPRISE SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 643 Louisiana Ave. N.W. 54th issue of stock now open for subscription. Money loaned to members on easy monthly payments. James E. Connelly, President James F. Shea, Secretary Great for Sunburn! Ease the pain, @ get quick healing, Q with the 2 wonderful powderj Rt .n‘mlqm il DR Ot T T TSRS Jor Sore Skin NEW and USED | Office Furniture | Save 50% and More i’ H. BAUM & SON | 464 Penna. Ave. l Franklin 5392 YOU CAN ALSO RENT IT Historic Views EVERY Washing- ton view, has its historic traditions. All invite camera. Take pic- and then bring exposed films your tures, and plates to us for i development. i Our one.d: The National REMEMBRANCE SHOP \Ir. Foster's Shop Ave. Ave. 1ith St. at P Also 1229 Pa. See Announcement Tuesday’s and Saturday’s Stnr‘ Peerless | FANS The Silent Fan With The Air-Blast Blade— It's Just Got To Be Cool When This Fan Gets In Action {dangerous innovation for the state to | pay one class of debts in' gold and the {in mining for a depression that has | caused heavy losses, the’ Cumberland land Westernport Electric Rallway |against the company, the jan offset to its losses. CAILLAUX IS BUSY . ON FINANCE PLANS; |Gold Loan Expected to Be | Ready for Issue on Bastile Day. By the Associated Press. PARIS, June 29.—Finance Minister Caillaux was busy today putting into effect his measures, approved by Par- liament, to remedy France's financial !sityation—a _situation which he de- ribed in an address last night as | serious than people say, but more serious than people think." It is understood that the new gold loan, reserved to holders of national defense bonds, will be reédy to issue within 10 days, and it wiil perhaps be inaugurated on Bastile day, July 14, the occasion of France's national fete. Received Favorably. Financial experts in_general give favorable reception to the gold loan plan, although agreeing with M. Cail- laux that it is a bold measure. Some, however, criticise it, saying it is a in paper. These critics point out that it may zed upon by manufacturers deal- n government supplies and others o precedent on which to base de- ands for payments calculated on a gold basis. The wisdom of increasing the note circulation is generally indorsed, and it is again stated that the new issue will not constitute inflation, as the notes will not be used to cover budget expenditures but legitimate needs of commerce. Economists hold that the note cir- culation ought to amount on one and a half times the budget total, and the figure authorized by parliament -will correspond to this'ratio. RECEIVER NAMED FOR ELECTRIC LINE Railway Business in Georges Creek Region Ruined by Mining " Slump and Busses. Special Dispatch to The Star. CUMBERLAND, Md., June 29— Blaming busses and a general slump Co. agreed today to a receivership applied for by Ernest H. Johnson of Westfield, N. J., a $12,000 creditor. David B. Price of Frostburg, Md., general manager of the company, which runs 25 miles through the Georges Creek mining reglon, was named receiver. Three bond *mortgages, aggregat- ing $655,000 at 5 per cent, stand interest upon which has been paid by H. L. Doherty of New York, who accord- ing to the bill, advanced $86,000 for the payment of interest and addi- tional sums for operations. A meeting of stockholders will be held in a few days to consider re- organization. The Maryland Public Service Com- mission recently granted the com- pany the right to operate busses as HALTED RENT CASES. TO BE PROSECUTED Suits Left Over From Commission to Receive Attention, Probably Beginning Tomorrow. The work of prosecuting the 338 cases left over at the expiration of the Rent Commission will probably be started by Vernon West, special as- sistant to the Attorney General, to- morrow. Mr. West has made a study of the entire situation and will begin work on the cases as soon as he receives the complete Rent Commission files now held by the Department of Jus- tice. Mr. West expects to get these files tomorrow, and after a study of them will begin to prosecute the cases at once. > These cases in the main consist of refunds due tenants by reason of the reduction of their rent by the com- mission, and refunds to tenants where landlords ignored the decision of the Rent Commission and charged a higher rate than was authorized. The constitutionality of the com- mission prior to the Chastleton case will also probably be tested by Mr. West. This would mean that penal- ties for disregarding the Rent Com- mission’s edicts on grounds of its supposed unconstitutionality at that time would be retroactive. MAN SHOT IS DECLARED INNOCENT SPECTATOR Victim in One of Two Speedboats Seized by Coast Guard—Other Contained Beer. VELAND, Ohio., June 29 (). — A n giving the name of Willlam Grieves, Cleveland, was shot and per- haps fatally wounded, three other men were arrested and two power- boats, one loaded with beer, were cap- tured by a United States Coast Guard rum chaser off Cedar Point early yes- terday. Those arrested were booked as Ed- ward McLean, Detroit; E. C. Payne, Los Angeles, and Carl L. Watson, San- dusky. They were lodged in the Lo- rain jail charged with violating the national prohibition law. Commanding Officer Hugh Harrity sald his crew fired‘on a speedster oc- cupied by Grieves and MacLean when ordens to stop were ignored. Mac- Lean was uninjured. He said they were fired upon without warning. Maclean told police they were tak- the craft to Sandusky from De- troit, where they had just purchased PEERLESS FANS are the choice of critical fan buyers because of their economical motor, silent action, beauty of finish and The Air-Blast Blade. Designed to create the most breeze for size and speed. For home and office -use—all sizes—oscillating and non- oscillating. Call for u' dent- onstration. Some sizes with Unmiversal Motors. Rudolph & West Co. 1332 N. Y. Ave. Phone Main 4870 2% 74 her. They had no connection with the fishing boat occupied by Payne and Watson, he said. The fishing boat apparently was fol- lowing the speedster, Harrity said. The fishing boat stood by while two men threw cases of beer overboard, Harrity declared, but 32 cases remain- ed on deck when the coast guards boarded her. No beer was found on the speed- ster. Fire Damage at Nova Scotia Mine, GLACE BAY, Nova Scotia, June 29 (#).—Fire, which, broke out at 11 _o'clock last night, destroyed the buildings and other structures, ex- cept the company’s offices, at the bankhead of No. 11 colliery at Cale- donia. It was reported under control at midnight. The origin of the fire was unknown. The buildings be- longed to the British Empire Steel Co., whose miners now are on sirike. THE EVENING STAR, Campfire Marshmallow Per Sealed Pkg. ........15¢ Per Pound, Bulk. . ..... 35c Blue Label Boned Chicken, can..........50c Underwood’s Deviled Ham, can..20c and 35c¢ Libby’s Corned Beef, can...............24c- Libby’s Libby’s Libby’s Libby's Libby’s Corned Beef Hash, can Libby’s Lunch Tongue, can.. Gorton’s Salad Fish, can Widmer’s s .. Juice, qt., Herring Roe, No. 2 can Shrimp, can Shrimp, glass jar...... King Oscar Boneless Herring, can.. King Oscar Kippered Snacks, can.........5¢ Marie Elizabeth Sardines, can....17¢ and 29¢ Kinney’s No. ¥2 Chinook Salmon, can....27c Kinney’s No. 1 Flat Chinook Salmon, can, 43¢ Tuna Fish, No. ¥ can. ... svicessise.a:29c Thuna: Fish; No. licanswuegess stos s oy 906 GINGER ALE Jack Frost 3 10¢ Fine, large, juicy Good fancy quality Potatoes 5bs.19c-101hs.37 Cabbag 1Ysc BUTTER Market is slightly lower. Butter quality reaches the top notch in June. Either brand will prove perfectly satisfactory. LandO"Lakes,lb...........SOc Sosiitdendb. . S SALADA INDIA TEA (Black) Per pkg., trial size— 9¢ Lemons New crop from the Ohio ficlds. Price seems high, but it is most reasonable on to- A Special Advertising Offer on Schlitz The cereal beverage that is justly popular. As a special Fourth of July offering we have set aside for this sale— 5,000 Cartons of .1 Dozen Each —for a great.sale beginning today. Schlitz is in demand in our store, at all times, but for this Fourth of July holiday a carton of one dozen will prove highly acceptable on any picnic party or fishing excursion and at all occasions where a real thirst-quencher is needed. Schlitz is ordinarily a big seller in our stores, but this addition to our regular stock, and arrived from the factory in three cars. Patrons are welcome to purchase as many dozens as they want for their own WASHINGTON, “Soup. D. C, MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1925. ERY Co, A S\torevNear Your Home "Campbell’s Ritter’s P ea S ou Prepared o Some one thing lmR'ith Spaghettl the cold lupcheon. ‘What Just heat it in the can and better appetite appeal than it's ready to serve a bowl of Campbell's Pea On evenings when it's hot, thiy spaghetti is easily pre- Try It Soon i R e 10c Argo Salmon, can, 27 ¢ cm..... 10¢ Del Monte Phenix Fruits for | Club Cheese Salad Packed in cartons, each con- taining one-half pound, in size Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Per Can:'.'..¢ just right for slicing. Try a package next time you buy club cheese. The advan- tages of this style packing are quickly apparent. Swiss—American 15-Lb. o 23 Carton 1 Dozen etc., in one can—fruits for making a salad. Price cut to reduce stock. e 19¢ Budweiser Store Hours This Week Please Note Carefully Wednesday Open all day Wednesday this week, account of Fourth of July closing on Saturday, Friday Open until 10 p.m., account of closing all day Saturday. Saturday July 4th, and our stores will not be open at all. Next Week—Regular Wednesday closing at 1 p.m. during the Summer will be resumed. For the Picnic No matter what you take along, Per Ib. 25¢ nothing will please the hungry pic- nicker more than. one of Cook’s Pound Cakes '1.75 Peters’ Milk Chocolate, 3 for.10c"’ Peters’ Milk Chocolate, 4 Ib..25¢ Ford’s Preserves A picnic luncheon that doesn’t have 'something sweet in it is no picnic for the average child. it one of Ford's serves. Per Jar. . Olives Peanut Butter Ginger Ale Cheese Crackers Bread Pickles Sardines Salmon —and all the other good things for the picnic. So make Pure Pre- 30c Chow May It’s hard to find a product of this kind that suits the most of the family, but Chow May is a sandwich spread that “hits the spot” for nearly every one. It’s the best product of its kind that we know of. ... 29¢ §.Z'liia, Lb§,30c A-B Ginger Ale —Pale Dry— —means ginger ale manfifactured by the Anheuser-Busch Co. at St. Louis. Their local representative maintained to us that A-B Ginger Ale was as good as the best and better than many. We agreed with him. Nothing to argue about there, but our patrons must be offered some inducement to change over to A-B. The final wind-up of the affair was that a carload of A-B was started from the factory to us— it’s here and in our stores. Sanitary Catsup Because we have much stock is our re: for naming such an extraor- dinary low price for a prod- uct of this quality. A first grade Catsup at a price that’s remarkably low. Small ........10c Large ........15¢c Hams We believe A-B to be as fine in all respects as any ginger ale made. But, of course, ginger ale is all a matter of taste. We have a real price for you and we believe one trial of A-B Pale Ginger Ale will make you a buyer regularly at these prices— 17¢ 3% 50c %$1.95 No charge for containers. EGGS Good eggs (Sanitary brand) are no farther than our store nearest your home. Per Doz. 45¢ Other Specials for This Week Post Toasties 3 Pkgs., 25c| 2 Cans, 15¢ Mayonnaise: If you are satisfied with the mayonnaise you are using it would be poor business on our part-to induce you to change to something else. Yet, we realize that each patron is looking for value, hence we are offering Widlar's Mayonnaise—a quality product. Ritter’s Pork and Beans A Quality We Can Recommend Regularly we sell WIDLAR’S Mayonnaise at 21 cents, but for this week we are 5,000 cartons is in ignore it. use, but our store managers are instructed that sales at this special price will be refused to any one who purchases to resell. This offering is for consumers Begmnmg Today Schlitz A Great Advertising Offer Note—Price in less than 1 dozen is unchanged—it’s TEN cents per bottle. of 1 Dozen Bottles C No further charge for bottles or carton. cheese. the package. contents leaves making a prise that is sensationally low—so low, in fact, that you cannot afford to Now., here is an opportunity to try a mayonnaise which we can truthfully recommend to be topnotch in quality. You won't find it any better than others we are selling you, _but you will. find that this special price is a big money saver. X 2 i 35¢ 1,000 Dozen Pennant “Cheese Snax” Here is an offering of one of the finest cheese crackers combinations we have ever had in our stores. Small, square (}4-inch) crackers -heavily loaded with Packages are sold guaranteed to contain the marked net weight, although you will find that “settling” an apparently Per Pkg. Net Weight 64 Ozs., 17c slackilled