Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1925, Page 10

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C, THURSDA‘Y, JULY 30, 1925. Prese WITH PO'SOMNG BRIDE | youth had eloped 10 v\beel(s ;e(or:d o | 9L the dead glrll1 was detegted in quan- | The second _ international railrond The bills returned by .a_ Trousdale | tities greater than for a medical dose, | amalgamation conference to further| i 9 6rund Jury charged. the naik with A |Dr. Willam Litterer, State Bacteriow. |ty emmesecomrmsaenon. o o e Washington’s Greatest Stores!! Indictments Accuse Youth and|ministering a fatal dose 'to Letha |S'st: reported. =~ rosd unions under one head will be! " Gregory Lynnville, 18, in peanut but : held tn Chicago September 12 and 13, Farent With Olviop Dre b i given her in sandwiches while she | English willow, because of its light- |0, H. Wangerin of $t, Paul, secretary. Peanut Butter Sandwiches. was ness and adartability, is largely used trennrer of the conference, announced e s Morgan, a friend of the|in making artificial ifmbs. \ ey , | By the Associated Press family, was freed by ‘the §rand jury | ————t—— R Couple Separated After GeN-| HARTSVILLE, Tenn., July 30.— |of charges by the bride's father that S Noel Lymmville, 19. and his_ mother, | his hand administered the poison as TR R A g eral’s Son Made Reputed Mrs. Jasper Lynnville, vesterday were | his part in a puct by which he was to : | 1 | ——— You'd Be Surprised | WHY PAY MORE? LOOK I GARAGE —to find out at what little cost you can £ We are going to help you enjoy these beautiful i PAINTS, have a bright, cheery living room, such g 1405 604 723 F ST. days. Big clearance of good used cars. WALL as your neighbor's house boasts. g H St. NW. 9th St. N.W. 14th St. N.W. COR. 12th 5 TINTS, . : — Best Cars, Best Prices, Best Terms | rioor [ [A nev tint on the walls. a coat of paint or varnish for the woodwork and Coup in Market. By the Associated Press. WILMINGTON, Del, July 30.—A| suit for divorce has been filed in Su- | perior Court here by Mrs. Katherine | Thompson Wood against her husband, | Osborne C. Wood, son .of Leonard| Wood, governor general of the Philip- | terms: i STAINS, evrolet sedan, $100 cash, F“". touring, $80 cash, $24 H SCREEN effect the transformation you Jesxre Ch, | 52156 montt s A Chevrolet sedan, $125 cash, $30 n..—: coupe, 5175 cash, 53250 § [l PAINTS, Ez‘:;;":‘t“l{:l"fi’;": t‘;:::‘i‘"’ outlay if e . vrolet coupe, $35 cash, Ford roadster, §75 cash, $20.50 § CANOE ; $23.50 mont " eord roadster, $60 cash, $19.50 PAINTS & Prices Are Specially Low 5 (he\m«et mupe $90 cash, $30 - month. t = month. Buick roadster, $40 cash, $12 VARNISH i oo S b 32 i con, w0 | HAVE YOU HEARD | [ Il 50c Llsterme Antiseptic . . 37c (humm touring, $75 cash, §25 ™ont! —ab he I t th g ""m"‘ Cadillac touring, $60 cash, $15 E ) about I: £ latest day 601;|rcum\en | i 5 Ph ll M : e o, 50 camn, "R e v o G e rnnt ||| 50c Phillip’s Milk of agnesxa 36¢ Ford touring, $75 cash, $22.50 Overland roadster, $20 cash, $10 - R/ l o moni g 1o closet_shlves, trank interior buresn | [ |1l 20¢ Mavis Talcum, 17¢c;3 for . . . 50c Monday, but did not become known | until last night. | The grounds for the action were | not learned, nnd none of the parties to | | | | i Jher_child are at L. and Wood is derstood to be enguxed in the real estate business in Florida. The separation came shortly after voung Wood was reported to have “cleaned up' a fortune in stock specu- | lation and he and Mrs. Wood went .to Europe. After some weeks on the | continent, Mrs. Wood and her child| returned. to this country. ~Reports | that she contemplated suing for a di vorce were current at that time, and the actual filing of the suit was not a surprise here. ood's activities in European DISCOUNT FOR CASH drawers. Will not rub off or soil woolens, R. furs, etc. Ask us about DONO-CEDA ‘ 60c Pape’s Diapepsin Lo st 36C -HUGH REILLY CO. . ||| 25¢ Resinol S.ogp, 19¢; 3 for . . 55¢ 70c Sloan’s Liniment 41c Mrs. Wood, the daughter of Mr. and | & PAINTS & GLASS Y s S el o R e Lutlt:;:l‘l( Rchl:gyrhglnit A§3l:§VC0. 1334 N. Y. Ave. Phone Main 1703 60c Forhan’s Tooth Paste . . . 36¢ B : ‘ s %1 60c Bromo Seltzer . . . o s 40c Prophylactic Toothbrushes . . 29c 50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo, 33c 50c California Syrup of Figs . . . . 36¢ 75c Mellin’s Food, 10-ounce size . . 57c We have a few cars in stock that we will sell on terms as low as $20 cash and $3 per week. pine Islands. The action was taken ; Financing and insurance included on the following § WAX & similar treatment for the foor—will Our salesmen are n.M on the job every day, Sund-yn in- cluded, 8:30 a.m. till 10 p. was reported to A:k f r it have en\ered the real estate business or Mr. Smith © with a view of recouping his fortu: Vanity Bath Soap Hudnut’s Bath Salts $2.50 Premier Reg. 25 Value Assorted Odors w'*:{,,fif,‘“" 2 for 25¢ $1.00 $1.49 WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM Werisley’s Olive Oil April Showers Bath $2.50 Gloveco Castile Soap Powder Fountain Syringes No. 333—2-qt., Guaranteed 4 for 25¢ $1.25 $1.49 Waldorf Toilet Paper, - Mel:ck’s Stearate of 3 for Milkweed Cream. .45c, 89c Professional Cold 42¢c, 79c Cream, o-lb. ......... 39c Glover’s Mange Remedy .. 59¢ Wright’s Silver Cream, 21c Mifflin’s Alcohol, pint. .42c Pet Sope, liquid soap. . . 35¢ Laco Castile Soap, 3 for 50c 69¢ Phosphodent Tooth Octagon Soap, 3 for. . . . Paste 30c Liquid Veneer Household 60c quuld Veneer Thermometers 49c Toothbrushes 25¢ Nail Scrubs Lion Milk of Magnesia, 29c Lion Lilac Vegetal....49¢c OD. Talcum, pound. . .23¢ Santro Pacifiers, 10c; Stim, for the hair $1.29 AND 7 I ONE-CENT SALE LOFT’S. HALF POUND MILK CHOCOLATE Friday, Saturday and Sunday varue 2 Bars for 36¢ g A 1| FREE FREE One SCIENTIFIC HUMIDIFIER FREE with a box 3400 of MURIEL, Club Perf., all for Island of Cuba Tampa Breva, made in Tampa, regular 8c cigar; while they last, our price - 5c $2.39 Box of ,50 These 5¢ Cigars—Hava Tampa, Sports, Blue Ribbon, Chas. Thompson, Afterdinner 6 for 25¢ $2.00 Box of 50