Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1926, Page 9

m—mEmEm—:::a__—_ lo] BE:::::JEE:::::JEE:::::JEE::::: REQU[RBMENTS. 10000 MORE LARGE SWEET : GEORGIA IWATERMELONS ** “Hiley Belle” Freestone Peaches, 4~ 23? | York State Headed Lettuce, 2H~«15c, f‘ PLEASE NOTE—The Lmuu and Peaches Ior this special week end sale will be delivered to our stares mot - later than Friday noon, Kirkman’s Borax Soap 5 cakes 29¢ | ENCORE BRAND PREPARED ’ Spaghetti SPECIAL ALL THIS WEEK Op en5 Toda')7 QUR NEW BRANCH STORE 4503 Wlsconsm ‘Ave, A-—CE YLON—JAVA' “6-0 Blend” Tea Beverage Only "Plus a 2: Deposit on Rcumwbly den ', A ‘IN ALL'. uGr-u " PLUS THE USUAL BOTTLE DEPOSIT CHARGE COSMQLf,. Drmks DELsillvclEoDNTE " Pmeapple ‘cmmw prom; D oo ngmu of: the’ e fos mm Aare nmr mfl' oyt and ft han of them m’:‘fi’iw tl % e m of members of m.onn"nh: m'h':; tves.- [ "!uvcnhd!h‘ o to co-operate vnh me to hmg‘vfla e Bome. 1t win e n-ep" : m & new. regulation,’ v Hiew ol w0 3 ."'-‘fl"" “A rolling stope: gathe}rs 6 058” 3 The of serv- (ce charges and ex- . tra interest ‘on your bills every month will, '~ gather thicker = and thicker on yuur ac- ‘counts, Finally - the ° ltone will stop rolling ‘en- tirely, hampered by the excess , interest you have been’ charged for’ 'some- thmg you, did not By We hlve only one . ¢ policy here—rio inter-. - est and’flo extras on . any secounts, neither' credit’ ‘mor budget -’ buying. : We do not penahte our imnd- Honesty Is the Foundation of Our Business Appreciation of -our patrons ng be provt':l. by our '::rvlce an our charges — Honest Chargess . o—llor ’l:nwnle&at a ‘charge of nly t it o and from eity “fat the nertheast corner *| Monday and the three followis mltnn. pnildont bl tht ‘Wokn.nl Cbfln : Tempe! f the et of Columbll wh- d-d’ yes- { | row: not quite so cool in interior to- the service begin®. The pallbearers will h five/ rela- i, g Taen “*.g..,m i ".n A and: l;’ Hazard, ‘M a elon !Hcml. George Stose. V:l:’xerl\'mtl (5 'fl‘l. (ol!w in Ar\lnnto) Natlonal © ow l‘;yl.bin S‘halwn‘ t‘r’n utmn, is buried. The W. J. will be vepresented by & dolh uulon nthh“ tuan l\trvl elton. s & sqn and & 2:\“ dson, (gg- "ir Shelton. A joint message of condolence trom Miss Anna Gordon, iworld presi- dent, W. C. . T. Boole, national president W. C. T. U., was recefvéd thi mnmln‘ by her ] illiam B. © g Camp, 30, Sons of Union Veterans of the' Civil War, together with its auxiliary, will plenic at Chmpen.kn Beach tomorrow. Bethlehem Cm,& % 0. E. 8., will give a lawn party Saturday night atreet, and South Caroll SSkane and South , Carolina avenue southedst. ¥ M(Ml&dfinuwdflu@h at Rhode Island avenue and Twentieth triends of St. Francis De Sales' Church will gather for a lawn fete to be held even- Ings for the berefit of the ukulele contest for bo; under 16, and laurels | to the reddest' red-haired girl under = DL ‘Walter Johnson of base ball fame will bé a judge of contests for one night of the series, and with booths of .artistic and will be an’old the new game of bingo. B.|8 am., 29.95. ariable tomerrow. Fair tonight u:d wmvr Al i continued cool tonhlm tomorrow; moderate heast* :nd north. winds dll’nlnllllll. and. becom- lnl gentle variable tomorrow. Virginia—¥air tonight and tomor: wi 'ln..n"' buu- at zn hlumnu“m wr Toving * sister, AN h'“:' %‘9 ‘.I;A)&K GILBERT L. JOY, t.n]“ ,nfl%&'; 3.% COVFL """“‘""J‘fi 14, nu night; warmer tomorrow; moderate to fresh northerly winds diminishing. ‘Thermomet: 12 midnight, 62; Barometer—i p. i 29.92; 12 midnight, ; 4 aam., 'N' “od Highest temperature, 72, oceurred at At 12 noon yesterday. Lowest temperature, 61, oecurud at 2:10 am, today. Temperature same date’ last yon— Highest, 85; lowest, 66, (Compiled by United States Coast and Geodetic. Burvey). Today—~Low tide, 6:11 a.m. and 6:33 p.m.; high tide, 11:44 a. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 57 a.m. and 7:16_ p.m.; high tide, 12:15 a.m. and 12:25 p.m. ‘lhlumdluon. ) .m gt 10 mfl-‘i 'J‘ i L5 SUn | D! P Moon rises 10:03 a.m,; sets 11 p.m. . Automobile lamps to ‘be lighted one- half hour after sunset,. Condition of the Water. - Temperature and condition, of the water at Great Falls at $ a.m.—Tem- | HU ?- ‘l'ue-flny July 13 1926. MARY perature, 75; condition, clear. 'J RIS danahier of "fl";n 0. and iy wumhvmmu-. W" 3 %}:fig‘;)’r )ln Yoo Tavy of this city and 5 ; wf-%‘-u,:;?e::":'.'.:m‘! ‘Weather. ly i bell’s ‘ M’ % Chureh. ‘Anacostia. Hev. Charies H. Jln‘ 5% g MAY. J1 4, 1926, A "gfl izable articles there | B hioned grab bag and | & Delta’ Phi Dusihess Tuncheon | 12 tomorrow, 12:30 p.mm., at Franklin Square Hotel. ; A lawn fete will be given tomorrow and Saturday evenings by the Second Baptist Mission, s«vonleentb and East Capitol streets. Eagle Councll, No. 9, Junlor Order | fort United American Mechanics; will give a lawn party from July 17 to 24, in- clusive “at L'Enfant Square, Penn- sylvania avenue and Minnesota ave-|$§ nue southeast; 8465 New Accts. in a Year| " OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT AY AND GROW WITH US i ‘Central Savmgs ““ l % .l l. . helthanmw %fia lhll bnr&- 8 ly. on Bl 'ly llm S Q‘Ms.? .:‘ Clmh .Y u( 1 Dm Afl" ° A Ty, o : i’é%‘*’a-’ e "m 0 ' X ove. nq-mu . Just the Thing for a Warm . Wul‘ef Dessert 3 25c If’s Ready to Eat— ; ?-lgh Well Equipped Brown (ON WIS. AVE. N.W., NEAR GRANT ROAD) Hm of je Can and Heat Jeu Oaek he R . The residents- of Tenleytown will find this new store very convenient. ‘It is well stocked with a complete line of quality mer- chandise at our usual Ecomomy Prices. Your inspection 'is courteously invited, whether you care to make a purchase or not. Sweet Tender 2 Whole Ml“( LEMONS PEAS < 10c CHEESE i 29c 45 Doz. 25c PUFFED RICE, Pkg., 16c lebys ‘Veal Loaf, Tm, 28¢ Heinz Rice Flakes, Pkg., l7,‘/zc- Bnires KIPPER SNACKS Can,flc KELLOGG'S PEP, Pkg. lZc Gelfand’s Mayomlalse Post Bran Flakes, Pkg, 12c|$z, Salad Dressing VAN CAMP’S MILK & 10c Qulden’s . Mustard Brand Can iss Mary M for the hmfltofmo aftair ; seholnnblv fund. ,fl flmntlum. “Fellowship Club will The National In memors of om M T o e e oot ot © TN who Pl wmln(tan Hotol Strangers N‘, ons knpwa “ I“. o el you. i nt's _Own G-rfi-nn i hh“"‘m- m. 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