Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1926, Page 4

4 ROSSP. ANDREWS HEADS MERCHANTS Elected Pre3|dent of Local Association for His Seventh Term. P. Andrews, pmmlnenl busi- man, tion of Washing- ton at its @ ul election, held in The Star Buildin Mr. Andrews b the seventh time ton, which m lv()k a le: par chairmen of the the vrsanization board of SOV tollowi llfln tment < ladies’ special e Charles mund DeNeale: auric : leathi to ' { GRANT r"'OPO“I:a REW TOURIST CARMPS FOR AUTO VIS!TORS HERE nued from First Page.) Not to Be should not be : f perhaps 10 years it would probably it to a more Visit Our New Fand C Orange Grove Market 1749 Pa. Ave. NW. We will our doors for busi- ness at 4 K today noon. and $1.00 ..$1.00 $1.00 30c Oranges, basket . Mixed Baskets rapefruit, Basket Avples, winesap; basket.. Delicious, Basket . ..30¢ Oranges by the dozen ......25¢c California Lemons, dozen.. 20c Grapes, per Ib. < 22006 California No. 1 Walnuts, Ib. 30c Paper shell Pecans, Ib. ....49¢ of fresh and est_price in Drive your Florida large sweet; . | Chosen by Merchants \ HARRIS™ | EWING ROSS P. ANDREWS, President Merchants ll:‘l Manufac- it “onstruction of the new building pro- posed. Method of Financing. It is expected that the abandonment of the permanent building would per- expenditure lII(l btl conductive to the comfo nd convenience of the touris There would probably be a balanc of about $15,000 that could be turned "o erected. it ve considerable a field house tourist camp eventually be moved away from this " to such a movi \westment been made tor | | j. nd that the ved by vour Com- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, $165,000 ARLINGTON SCHOOL NOTES SOLD New Method of Taking Cnré of In- debtedness Inaugurated at Saving to County. Special Dispateh to The Star. CLARENDON, Va., March 5.—The School Board of Arlington County in- augurated a new system of taking care of its indebtedness when it sold to the Peoples Stute Bank of Cherry- dale School Board notes aggregating $165.000 at public auction yesterday at the courthouse. School Board has borrowed money from varlous banks on the current levy, paying 6 per cent interest. Under this new system and the sale of the notes yesterday-the board saves Heretofore the : one-half per cent interest lnd be- sides .gets a premium of $3.455. The deal was negotlated IJV the School Board to pay off an indebted- ness of $30,000 in Jefferson district, $50,000 in Washington district and $85,000 in Arlington district. These amounts include expenses incurred in the school building program in the three districts, which is just about completed, over and above the orig- !nal estimates of the cost of the build- ings, and also a $50,000 indebtedness incurred years prior to the bond fssue It is the announced purpose of the School Board to retire the new notes beginning December, 1927, at the rate of $40,000 each year for three vears and the balance of $45,000 the fourth year. Geneva, .Switzerland, plans a new building, costing more than $150,000, to house its auto show next June. economy here. service that satisfies in Family Finish TOLMAN Service | 6% Bonds SECURED BY First Mortgages priacipal and interest of which are GUARANTEED by an outstanding SURETY COMPANY May be purchased if de- sired on Morris Plan of deferred payment and 5% paid on installments THE MORRIS -|PLAN BANK Under Supervision of U. §. Treasury 1408 H Street N. W. A cigar and the second cup— contentment! 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