Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1925, Page 32

‘BISHOPS CONSIDER CHRISTIAN HEALING .- Question Six Years Before Convention—*“0bey” Out ! of Marriage Vow. , and tabl lmr; adjourned in which the calendar. Book Rev approached the 'sudy Ordered to Honolulu. L. Snow. Air Service, du D and ( %5 | American Initiative DIVORCES MOLNAR. Actress-Wife of Noted Playwright | The decree per- ontinue to bear the attended counsel 1 an objec: a his wite 12 days after their wedding. Franz Moinar, author o “The Guardsma | aivorced his fi » and marriec it ar Molnar brought but the trial was not completed | DISARMAMENT CALL APPROVED IN BERLIN Will Meet Official Response, But Not Ex- pected Before Pact Signature. mal action seconding an 1l would likely be i quarters ments were nt lead ond in- »uld hold ion to promote t as proclaimed f the covenant of the German manufacturers recently con- o make and deliver to China Don’t Hide Them With a Veil;| Remove Them With Othine— Double Strength he removal of all @ guarantee 3412 Quebec St. N.W. T'his 1s quite an attractive home, with vines and shrub- bery that show cons room fireplace. porch. Second floor sleeping porch. I ut. Hot-water heat. ant care. features such as built-in bookcas There are many attractive on either side of living Dining room, pantry, kitchen and attractive contains four bedrooms, one bath and e closet space. Hardwood floors Metal weather strips through- oom and laundry. Built-in garage. Owner is nd is desirous of disposing of it in an early sale. tive proposition can be offered in financing it, with small cash payment. Chevy Chase ad well kept, with two yms. excep- room and kitchen, rch. Two didibedzoonts: one bath. »sets. Third rooms essing roc An abun floor, thr T Surrounded by beautiful lawn, unusual shrubbery and in a most delightful neighborhood, one block from Conn. Ave Owner is anxious to sell, in order to obtain smalier home Lanier Place Here is a home with 10 rooms and 2 baths, exquisitely decarated in part by tapestry covered walls, linen ceilings and pancled with brocade Built-in china closets length of dining room quet floors on first floor, hard- weod floors ugh entire house. Open Sreplace in dining room and second floor library. Has been newly papered and painted, has crystal chandeliers, wide staircase, large butler's pantry, maid’s room and sepa- rate bath Compared with other houses in this vicinity, this is truly a bargain and must be seen to be appreciated. Price is reasonable, as are the terms. Cleveland Park Porter Street This home is in perfect con- (lllmn The architecture is A semi-bungalow \ ‘large front and side porches. French doors, cot- u,.n windows xlvmughnm de- i for owner’s occupancy. living room. stone fire- beamed ceiling. Living has five casement win- dows, woodwork is chestnut. Sturdy well lighted with four windows, as is the dining room. One bedroom, bath and closet on first floor, also splendid kitchen. Three bedrooms on second floor. Laundry tubs and maid’s toilet in basement. Hot- water heat and splendid buy. Cathedral Avenue Twenty-two Hundred Block A most desirable neighbor- hood where seldom a house is offered for sale. This is a six-room, one-bath house in excellent condition throughout. Hardwood floors, lavatory on first floor. 2 separate garages. One can be rented. This house is a worth- while buy as owner is build- ing suburban house in Mary- land and is desirous of early sale. Reasonable cash payment. Le Roy Mark, Inc. Colorado Bldg. Phone Main 601-2 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, Swift’s JEWELL SHORTENING That’s the name Swift has given it. | You would recognize its character more quickly if it was called “compound,” which is the name most people call it. It's a high-grade product, an excellent lard substitute, and offered at an economi- cal price. ONE-LB. CARTON Washington Flour White Potatoes 10 1bs. 35¢ Sweet Potatoes 4 Lbs. 17¢ | Yellow Onions 5 Lbs. 18c¢ Cabbage Per Lb. 2k 100 Lbs. for $175 bage in quantities for making kraut, etc. Now Carrots, Turnips and Rutabagas, per Ib., 5¢ 15¢ is the time to buy it. 10c | | I | Fancy New Crop Cranberries, per Ib. . Western Fresh Pears, perlb. . . . Cooking Apples, 6 lbs., 25¢c— Eating Apples, 3 lbs., 25¢ New Crop Fresh Grape Fruit Is Now Arriving NEW CROP CANNED CORN “Paris” Sugar Corn, can............. 17%%¢ Peter Pan Sugar Corn, 3 cans. . ...50c Shriver’s Al Corn, can ...15¢ Shriver’s Blue Ridge Corn, 2 for. ..25¢ “Carroco” Corn, can 10c Our Low Price has induced a large con- 15¢ sumption of these tomatoes. No. 2 Size Can STANDARD TOMATOES Cans for OUR FAMOUS Butter Crackers Made by the National Biscuit Co. You remember those fine butter crackers you bought last Winter in the large red package. With cooler weather here we can again offer this fine product. This week we offer them to you at a very low price. If you haven’t yet tried N. B. C. Butter Crackers there is a real treat in store for you when you do. All This Week 2%, 3 SC for “National” Butter Crackers SMOKED SHOULDERS Real shoulders weighing from 8 to 12 Ibs. each. (The small picnics are extremely scarce and higher in price.) But here is real meat to eat. It's cheap meat, too, at our price. We sold lots of them last week. Look these over when you are in our store, tomorrow or Saturday. 21 PURE LARD—Special We know you’ll appreciate a special like this. Price is for either bulk or package. Why buy bulk when you can get the convenient 1-Ib. carton? Special Price Until Saturday’s Closing—per lb., A Store Near Your Home Time for Another Bag of That Good REEN BAG COFFEE OCTOBER 22 A Big Candv Bargain An offering of those good “Chocolate- covered Cherries”"— Monticello ~ Brand Chocolate Cherries - | “Monticello” brand is made in the fac- tory of one of the high-grade candy mak- ers. Large orders help keep the factory going. DBe sure and get a box. ONE-LB. QUALITY COUNTS 12-Lb. Bag 60¢ 24-Lb. Bag $1:18 Cut Stringless Beans These are good enough to appear on any one’s table. We believe you'll like et e Cans them far better than the loose green beans you’ve bought at various times for and cooked at home. Van Camp’s Tomato Soup Van Camp has been running some in- lerc.~ting’ z‘uli\'cxjt‘iscmcnkts in tl}i\ news- Cans paper. This is the soup referred to. Why not try a few cans at this special price? Hershey’s Cocoa Ib. C A full one-pound can of this well “Crystal White” Flakes known cocoa— Pkgs. for c 49c i per Lb. 3 Qe Sanitary 2 BUTTER =50 The Familiar Red Carton Brand C Per ity known to [ b, éc LAND O’LAKE BUTTER & New (1925) Crop left at your door California please let us redeem Soft Shell Walnuts it for you. We will be both pleased and Are now in all our stores anxious to do so. A remarkably fine laundry soap flake, which you will find surprisingly good. Try these flakes once. You'il appreciate their effectiveness, and if you'll consider the econ- omy vou'll have two reasons for coming back for more. Sanitary Brand Carton Ii and be assured of real satisfaction each time you buy. Buy Famed for its delicate flavor. The finest qual- You can get a Pillsbury Pancake Griddle at our nearest store at Pillsbury’s adver- tised price. Per 35c Perhaps You, Too, Can Use zirstPrize to Advantage Butter is largely used in American cookery, but pres- ent high prices threaten to force many households to largely curtail its use. If you must cut down the use of butter, you need not, however, be deprived of the many good things in which butter was one of the important mgredlents : Try “First Prize” Nutmargarine in every instance where you feel you cannot afford or do not want to use high- priced butter. Let results decide for you. For table use “First Prize” is as fine as any product of its kind that we know of.. A trial pound will also settle that question for you. Regularly we sell First Prize Nutmargarine at 25¢ per lb., but for this WEEK c WE HAVE made a very spe- cial price to interest those who have not as yet triad it. Per Lb.