Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1925, Page 9

town for his benefit STREET CAR LINES ™ TIED UPIN STORM = Capital Tractron and W.R.E. Suffer—Many Telephones Silenced. ooded. anches of tne and Electric C crops in nearby sections hundred and thirty-five tele rapidly tc the servic ed by tomorrow reported dam hwest section, SHENANDOAH DELAYED Flight Pnrtpnned Because of High '_’ » Unu ll qunklgfraTTrl | s Off Coast. August 14 (P). | Ay imposed fur- heduled flight of Shenandoah for ip Patoka off said at the that the ship might r late today if the s with the Virginia « o out of commission in ch includes | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1925. B e WALCOTT AND PARTY ' CROSS ROCKIES’ PASS - | Artists With Smithsonian Secre- tary Say New Route Opens Up Greatest Scenic District. Canadian Rockies, in company with 100 mounted dian’ Rockica connt Windermere road f States and with Wolverine T and Lake O'Hara country, acc to word received here today from Wapta Camp, British Columbia Carl Rungius and Belmor teau ers, declared the new route up the most stupendous sc in the world. From the \\xl\(rinv Plateau th v for the fi Studebaker Pouer Dursbility- Finish C LAFLIN Eyes Fxmnn:‘;‘:or Glasses. If treatment found necessary we will | so advise you. ding | of rock 12,000 feet high running as far north and south as the eye could fol low, and at the bottom was a con o wide. At one g palisades 11 s feet apart, ! ater 1,000 feet down to the | POLE FLYER OWES ESTATE Lincoln Ellsworth’s Father Leaves Property Worth $3,839,144. AKRON, Ohio, August 14 ®).— 1 president | James W. Elisworth, who died two ¢d pow- | months ago in Italy, left an estate valued at $3,839,144, an appraisal schedule filed in Probate Court here shows. Of the resources, $. nd mon pedition, owes the estate $16,407, e schedule shows. number o us women” has been | decreasea ver 600,000, Bestof all the Cost is Small (1) Cozy warmth at all times (2) Saves fuel—Automatic (3) No rekindling fire all winter (4) Outwears the building You would class a_heating outfit that fulfills these demands as ideal for your cottage or store. Users of the ARCOLA give it 100% scoreon all these counts. Easy to put in—heatsallrooms alike —requires no basement —burns any fuel — at utmost | saving. Ack about new lowered prices; 10 months to pay! ‘Coupon for ARCOLA Your name Street City ... l HotWate Radiator Mail'to ADREX ICE Zf ,M RICH PURE CREAM MAKES IT GOOD CARBONATION MAKES IT BETTER SPECIAL SALE! SATURDAY, AUGUST 15th WONDERFUL WADREX ICE CREAM GOWN No Returns CLAFLIN OPTICAL CO. 1314 G 922 14th Established 1880 3 Auflmf‘lwpnmxr'm Comoxwy 1308 H St NW.. HAT - No Exchanges *I’Efil&u Heat CONTINUED FOR SATURDAY SELLING Rll ONCE A SEASON LE COME EARLY FOR THESE BARGAINS. POSITIVELY THE LAST CUT IN PRICES FOR QUICK CLEARANCE. | WE DO NOT CARRY MERCHANDISE FROM ONE SEA- SON TO THE NEXT—IT WILL PAY YOU TO READ EVERY ITEM $2.50 $9.50 $5.00 $5.00 $7.50 $7.50 Washington, D. C Our 7th St. and G St. Stores Close Saturdays at 2 P.M. All Our Other Stores Open ’Til 6 Pint,18c Quart,3 Sc Co-operation between our members makes it possible for us to cut cost and sell quality ICE CREAM at this special price. Saturday Savings in Hahn's great List of Wadrex Dealers J. F. Allison 1213 4; St. S.W. J. F. Allison 200 Upshur St. NNW. L. F. Bradley 701 Maryland Ave. N.E. E. Bielouss 8th and East Capitol Sts. G. O. Brock 2936 Georgia Ave. N.W. Central Drug Company 638 Penna. Ave. N.W. Kenner’s Drug Store 1816 N. H. Ave. N.W. J. L. Krick 1722 Penna. Ave. N.W. H. Lewisson North Capitol and R Sts. Geo. W. Mathews 1300 South Capitol St. W. F. Mattingly 1746 Columbia Road N.W. Mattingly Brothers 359 Cedar Ave., Tak. Pk., Md. 25 DAINTY SUMMER DRESSES Handmade Broadcloths, Voiles, Swisses FORMERLY SOLD FROM $9.95 to $7.95 55 VERY FINE SUMMER DRESSES Printed Silks, Crepes, Linenes, Voiles FORMERLY SOLD $19.95, $15.00, $10.95 65 HIGH-GRADE SUMMER FROCKS Georgettes, Heavy Crepes, Fine Prints Imported Linens FORMERLY SOLD $25.00 and §19.95 At All Our Stores Except G St. WOMEN'S SHOES 5150 51590 | Some are Silk lined. Suitable for Fall We re $5 : 9 5 to $ 8 7 5 O , NOwW AKING a “markdown” of from $2.50 51099 51090 FORMERLY SOLD UP TO $39.50 | to $4 pair on THOUSANDS of fash- [ 4 40 OUR VERY FINEST DRESSSS Breslau Creations. Exquisite Materials FORMERLY SOLD FROM $49.50 to $29.50 20 SPORT AND MOTOR COATS Commonwealth Pharmacy 2150 Penna. Ave. N.-W. W.J. A. Donohce 1201 New Jersey Ave. NNW. H. C. Easterday 700 New Jersey Ave. NNW. L. Edelman 1101 5th St. N.W. M. S. Fealy 1101 Penna. Ave. S.E. A. F. Gorsuch 654 H St. N.E. C. W. Henr 1250 22d St. N.W. W. P. Herbst 2500 Penna. Ave. N.W. Hill & Poole 3269 M St. NW. Hotel Harris Pharmacy 17 Mass. Ave. N.W. H. J. Johnson Cottage City, Md. WADREX is well known for its wonderful quality. We are now undertaking quantity production and offer this Bulk Pack- age Special Price as a means of introducing WADREX ICE CREAM more generally. Ask your druggist to get his name on this list. Ask him to join us. We will be glad to have his help in selling you better Ice Cream. We welcome the co-operation of any druggist member of the Washington Wholesale Drug Exchange. DRUGGISTS’ CO-OPERATIVE COMMITTEE: Paul Pearson, Chairman A. F. Gorsuch W. P. Herbst Monterey Pharmacy 3532 Conn. Ave. $ 50 3 ENSEMBLE SUITS (Cloth and Silk Coats) $ 50 12 FORVith Pretty Printed Crepe Dresses 12- 3 ERLY PRICED $39.50 AND $29.50 ionable shoes! For it will take CASH to 50c 50 open our 3 new stores next month! Scores C of styles—in most every material and $ 00 20 DANCE AND DINNER DRESSES $ 00 color, reduced to $3.50 p 12. Light and Dark Colorings 12« | - FORMERLY SOLD FROM $35.00 to $29.50 | ! Hurry! ; BRESLAU'S FRIENDLY SHOP, 1309 G ST. N.W. | 7 Morgan Brothers 3001 P St. NNW. Park Pharmacy 33 Laurel Ave., Tak. Pk., Md. Paul Pearson 18th and Florida Ave. N.W. R. L. Quigley 2036 G St. N.W. Service Pharmacy 1100 14th St. NNW. Stone & Poole 1210 Penna. Ave. N.W. A. S. Suter 2434 18th St. N.W. Tipton & Myers 1400 14th St. N.W. Tipton & Myers 3220 17th St. N.W. S. Walters 901 4v; St. S.W. E. W. Whiteside 1921 Penna. Ave. N.W. 35 STRAW AND SILK TRIMMED HATS Small Shapes, all colors SOLD FROM $5.00 to $7.50 But we close early tomorrow! SON / CHAS. SCHWARTZ & UNUSUAL REDUCTIONS Think of It! Genuine PHONOGRAPHS UT PRICES—on full itocks of e NEW PRL\’\\\'I('I\‘,\ ve never before been attempt- d—THE WONDERFUL IN- STRUMENTS WHICH ARE SELECTED ‘bY 'THE WORLD'S GREATEST AR- TISTS FOR THEIR HOMES— THE ONLY INSTRUM S WHICH EMBODY TH ALL - WOOD AMPLIF THE ALL-RECORD LITO\«. At Our 7th, 9th and G St. Stores Women's $10 to s Women's $8.50 to $13.50 Shoes $12.50 Shoes $7.50 $5.-50 OU know the exclusiveness of Hahn's very highest priced Shoe style successes. That's avhat these 2 groups consist of! All materials, colors and sizes. 5@ At Our 7th and 9th St. Stores Only Men's $5.95 to $6.50 $ Sale Women's Oxfords Short Lines $3.85 $9.00 REPRODUCER After tomorrow we won’t Shoes originally 3 to 4 times have enough left to advertise! the price! But assortments are 100 SBrunawick e Don’t be too late! ¢ badly broken. 25 arunswich % | : 5150 SFreenawich 1. 200 SBrenawich 13 | Qur Usual Schwartz Free Service : A small deposit will deliver the instrument of your selection—TAKE 12 MONTH TO PAY—call now while the assortment of models is complete —RESERVE ONE NOW—FOR CHRISTMAS. “Look for the Schwartz A. V. Burdine H. C. Easterday D. J. Mattingly F. B. Tipton Clock—It's Your Protection.” ICE CREAM Cor. 7th & K Sts. 414 9th St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. SE. b r,// AANZ JoXs 708 Tth Street and 3123 M Street While You're It Pays. “City Club Shop” 1318 G St. About It Buy a Good Diamond.