Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1925, Page 9

WANTS TRUST LAW LIFTED IN MARKETS Hoover for Freeing Co- Operative Bodies From Trade Restrictions. at distribution and without >land Seci "|Carver and Mrs. Sarah gency | 3 et SUCCUMBS TO OPERATION. C. S. Grigsby, Resident Here 45 Years, Dies in Hospital. Charles Stuart Grigsby, 63 years old and a resident of Washington for the last 40 vears, died at Providence Hos- pital yesterday following an operation. Mr. Grigsby was a bricklayer by trade. Funeral services will be held at Clement's undertaking parlors tomor- row afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mr. Grigsby is survived by his widow, Mrs. Fannie Mildred Grigsby; a daughter, Mrs. Luclle Gossage; his son, Walter Berton Grigsby; three sis- ters, Mrs. Julla Rogers, Mrs. Lucy Peyton, and two brothers, Mason and George Grigsby. MAN, 73, HIT BY AUTO. 73, 3223 Sixth W mmm G strey Iden, ated at home by his family Frank Feldman, nead a his bicycle skidding against a motor vehicle driven by S. D. Taylor, 1634 5 | Third street, at Rhode Island avenue ond _stre: He was given ital. Y| first ald at )-reedmans Hospi ar out from hould be jus- grounds, he products 1 that an ent a co-operative of a product. MISCONDUCT CHARGE IN PLEA FOR DIVORCE Alleged misconduct of his wife, Gladys G p, with Waverly W. Roberts of Capitol Teights, Md., pre- Saturday night t \e Marine Corps. ide plan failed when, e time, the couple strength of the pol- just born mnear Ciltheroe, | he latest arrival of five | s , | stations. THE EVENING STAR, AIR MAIL ROUTE TESTFLIGHT 0.KD Six Planes From Selfridge Field to Start Trip on Monday. A flight of six single-seat pursuit aeroplanes from. Selfridge Field, Mich., to Chicago and over the air malil route to San ncisco and re- turn was authorized today by the War Department to be started about July 20. ight is to determine the facilities of the Air Mail Service and the number of airplanes that can be fields for orcrulln[ bases for pursuit airplanes also will be investigated. From Chicago to the west coast the flight will be made during daylight hours, stops being made at each air field. The lanes will leave Chicago July 20, stopping at Iowa City, depart from Omaha July 21 via North Platte to Cheyenne, arriving thers July 22 and proceeding to Rock Springs, thence to Salt Lake City July 23 and via Elko and Reno, Nev., PriestreY's MoHAR is the mid- summer suiting wormn by well- dressed men. Its correct weight and airy texture give the wearer the benefit of every breath of air that stirs. The excellent quality of this cloth, makes possible, better tailored garments, that hold their smart lines and dressy appearance on the most sweltering summer days. New Mopees end newest color- ings and patterns for business and sports weer. For smle by leading clothiers and tailors. “IT’S EASY TO PAY THE LIBERAL WAY” A Little Each Pay Day Will Do It’s_ Here! OUR GREAT JULY Money Saving Everyone knows that the Liberal never does any- thing in halves. When we put on a sale, it’s a real sale, with genuine price reductions in every depart- ment. During our July Sale, you ¢an outfit the whole family at the greatest savings of the year. Nothing reserved. Every Spring and Summer gar- ment must EXTRA EASY PAYMENTS DURING VACATION DAYS We have made arrangements for extending of specially easy credit terms during the vacation You can now wear the newest Summer Invite Your Charge Account” days. be cleared out this month. styles and you’ll hardly miss the money. WOMEN’S AND MISSES SUITS COATS | /3 DRESSES/ WAISTS AND SKIRTS AT COST Mens’ Suits 222 $16:50 Every new English and Conservative model. Smart Sum Open Saturday Nights Till 9:30 Cor. 7th & E Sts. mer materials. Over 5 & 10c Store “We Arrange Payments To Suit You” We Make No Charge For Alterations Kresge’s to San Fran l lsco. The return flight will start from San Francisco July 26 and is sched- uled to end at Selffiage Field July 29. Amencan Planter Murdered. MANILA, July 17 (®).—Willlam J. " an American owner of a large coconut plantation, has been mur- dered in Cotobato province, presum.| | ably by Moro bandits. A constabulary g:tnd(“hment is pursuing the alleged n Nothing Else Like It! Druggists will tell you that nothing soothes, cools and heals sore skin ljke Kora Konia ... for Sore Skin WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1925. SHERWOOD FOREST “A Summer Colony Under Club Control” HIGH ON THE BANKS OF THE SEVERN RIVER SWIMMING AT SHERWOOD PORLST ErEsETE --l.mumm M’-n-l'-i-t-.b-u. Farnished Buncdowo—-Smon—Sm Up Proportionate Rates Shorter Periods Further information and literature, Ask Mr. Foster’s Office. 503 14th Street N. W. Telephene, Main 7823. SLEEP at SHERWOOD FOREST “q! oal :Kjl' ‘flfil.‘ {M é':' I} .unt-n- a Buttermilk is @ good hot-weather “bracer’ When you are feeling thirsty and all fagged out with the heat—a glass of ice-cold Buttermilk will quench the thirst—and satisfy the longing for refreshment. All the blood-heating element is lacking in Buttermilk —but the nourishing constituents are there—when it is Walker Hill Dairy Buttermilk—made fresh every day— from pure sweet milk. Sold by Grocers—Served at Fountains Simpson’s Ve B Milk Dasry 530 Seventh St. S.E. Phones Lincoln 1811-12 % Open Saturday, in our Annex Only, for this Sale of Brand-New, Genuine Victor-Victrolas For the first time in the history of the Victor Talking Machine Co. the price is cut—cut in half, by The Hecht Co. in their sensational sale of Victrolas REG. US PATOEF Mahogany or walnut Victrola Console, for- merly $110. Now $55. Mahogany-finish Victrola Console, for- merly $300. Now $150. Victrola No. 80 Mahogany, walnut and oak finishes Vic- trola Uprights, for- merly $110. Now $55. Maho(gan y-finish Victrola Console, /or- merly Now $112.50. Victsola No. 405 Tutone walnut Vic- for- ow trola Console, merly $112.50. $T10 Victrolas now $150 Victrolas now $75 $180 Victrolas now $80 $225 Victrolas now $100 $250 Victrolas now $125 $300 Victrolas now $150 and less Consoles, Uprights, in Mahogany, Walnut and Art Finishes---Practically Every Victor Model Including Electric Victrolas and Victrolas built for Radio Installation. All on sale Saturday at half price, and less. All absolutely brand-new, most of them still in their original crates as shipped from the factory at Camden, N. J. These are not instruments that have been standing around. This gigantic sale represents a twelve carload purchase consumated early in the week with one of the largest Victor distributors in the East —we bought his entire stock—bought them right, and are selling them right. Victrolas at half price—it is even hard for us to believe, but this is one of those times when the unexpected happened. Ten Months in Which to Pay Not only can you own the very finest talking machine in Extra! the world—and a beautiful piece of artistic furniture — but you can buy it practically on your own terms. Ten months in which to pay—out of your income so that you scarcely know you’re paying for it. Everybody’s talking about this sale. Is there any wonder? Buy now for Christmas. You'll never get another chance like this. Why it actually costs more to make these machines than the price we’re offering them at. 3,000 Red Seal Victor Records Remember our store is closed tomorrow, but our Annex at 613 E Street will be open from 9 A.M. until 9 P.M. TheHecht Co. Annex-613 E St. N.W. 35¢C Perfect, brand- new records that formerly sold- for $1.25.%0 55.50. Limit, three to a customer. * = —— |