Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1926, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. A Store Near Every Home - Land o’ Lakes ANOTHER ‘e, | NEW STORE BUTTER OPENS #This fine batter is sold in our SATURDAY Try This Once! Kingan’s Sandwich Meat Sliced for sandwiches or served as the meat dish. It's cooked ready to eat. Serve it with potato salad, every one will like this meat. ‘Whole piece, about 3 Ibs., per Ib. . d .45¢ | Four Pieces Cut — T Ib. for ... .45¢ p Cut — 1/, Ib. for .....25¢ Cut — 1 b. for. ... 13¢c Ib., 50c SANITARY SELECTED EGG Columbia River King Oscar salmon Norwegian Smoked Kinney Brand—There Is None S ARDINES Zsc A uu'n.uly lu:“ e 45c e lsc Red Alaska Sai;;)n Libby's Red Alaska is first quality in Per Can stores at a price but little higher than ordinary quality butter. Once you know its quality, you will have no other. One-Lb. Carton On the Newly Widened ‘Thoroughfare. one of our stores. Specials Tuna Fish No. ¥; Size Can All white meat—first- Cooked Corned Libby’s cooked corned meat in the tin and then nished in any of the many this low price. This is our regular 25¢c the merits of Rinso. Libby's Apple Butter i eral cans. Corn and Peas, Ridge Corn and Silver La Mavis Chocolate Sauce Alwnys keep a can on hand. month. Libby’s is as good as we can buy. P S O AR AN S o e Beechnut Spaghetti, 2 cans, 25¢ Heinz Spaghetti, 2 cans 25¢ Campbell’s Beans, 3 for 25¢ Heinz Beans, 2 for 25¢ £ Spray it around anywhere for ants, roaches, FLlT bugs, etc. Wet weather may bring a swarm will rid your household of these pests and 35 Pint qulckl\' too &o 39¢ cum . 99c o= 30c d T The beverage is as good as the tea you use. lce ea that the melting ice dilutes the beverage, hence the tea should be made stronger than if consumed hot. tb.for 25C imb.for 49c BULK PICKLES 3(0¢ Heinz Sweet and Sweet Mixed—Pint Per Costs More—But Worth 1! PER GLASS Made by the Welch Grape Juice 1 ° Co. Once you try this grape jelly 7 /2c S hl t NOTE: This jelly should not be confused with Welch's c l . Rice Flakes this product. August is the big salmon 33c o, 4 Ritter’s Beans, 3 for 25¢ of ants into your kitchen or pantry. Flit th is also for flies and mosquitos and all insect pests. In making iced tea, remember LIPTON’S GIVES FINE SATISFACTION ————— WELCH’S GRAPE JELLY e you will have no other. Grapelade, which is also sold in our sores. Per Jar PRESERVED FIGS 30c What could be finer for breakfast than a CERTO dish of figs, eaten with good cream? A jar of Altex serves several people. For all presgrving and jelly making. ! FORD’S PRESERVES None Better Per Jar...... 30c 605Y; E St. N.W. This will be a store in a nelgh- borhood not previously served by One-dozen . . Asparagus Tips, tin . . These are Del Monte brand. MOTH Size WHITE Tips. A bi Rinso, large pkg Apple Butter, large can . . us. At this low price you should buy sev- Mix them up in your purchase. One-Dozen Pure wholesome meat made into Frankfurters by Loffler. To prepare, place in hot water for about fifteen minutes, but | 35¢ 39¢ This Week Carton grade- fish. Beef, can. beef in tins. Cool serve sliced, gar- ways. MAM- value at 3 19c seller s a big seller with Blue bel Peas. FIG BARS, 2 Lbs. 25¢ Campfire Marshmallows 29c |1%.......39¢ 8715 nve ) Pkgs. 35¢ Van Camp’s Milk, large.........10c Van Camp’s Milk, small. . . .4 for 19¢ Borden’s Milk, can..............12¢c Coca-Cola—NuGrape—Orange Crush— Sarsaparilla — Lime — Strawberry — Ginger Ale—Pineapple—Chocolate All the Above Mentioned Contents, bottle or Contents, 5¢ 6 Bottles for 25¢ BUTTERMILK Green Meadow Dairy (H. L. Black & Sons, Inc.) Per Quart (Contents) 1 Oc Fresh Milk Pt. 6¢; Qt. 12¢ Delicious Sugar. Corn Packed Fresh for You | "Has that same goodness for which Peter-PanPeas arefamed” Peter Pan Corn, 1 5 c Per Can ....... Star an’s Crest Brand (Sliced) Bacon 15-Lb. Pl:g....28c King, MISS CATHERINE C. MEALY. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The Writercraft Club will meet, 8 o'clock, in hasement of Mount Pleas- ant Public Library. Fred McLaughlin wnl read another instalment of his “The Golden Parrot,” and ad- dltlonal contributors to the program will be Mrs. R. H. Spidell, Mrs. Betty ‘Weber, R. F. Thurber and Paul L. Ackler. Any one interested in various forms of writing is invited to attend. AR, Births Reported Albersll and Editn Faller. b !rd H.l llrl otk "nm. [ slmr. . ano., 'lg& Deaths Reported lllll 75 &l'l Plr& e, . Provie o-vltfl Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way —is quite true: There is a way for you to save money if you will, and that is easy at our store, as we do not charge you any interest, carrying extras or service charges, neither on your accounts nor budget buying. Ours is the fair way, as on our bills you gay only for what you uy. If you have the will—here is the way. We do not penalize our friends. R. F. HARVEY'S SON rOEAL s 157 LOWEST PRICES WEARING APPAREL BLACK FOR MOURNING In 24 Hours The Cumck Clul-[ Co. : nvt Ambulances City Calls Only $4.00 Undertaking Service as Low as $75.00 for Complete Funerals Call the W. W. CHAMBERS CO. Brown Stone Funeral Home Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Col. 432 = Reduoa Kepee WILSON LINE'S WILMINGTON- PENNSGROVE FERRY PASSENGER CARS (Except Busses) INCLUDING DRIVER Additional Passengers, 10¢ Each TRUCKS 205c per capacity ton Minimum Charge, 50c —— Serpocie SHORTEST and BEST " Route to ATLANTIC CITY and NEW YORK A 20 - Minute Schedules From Both Wilmington Terminal and Pennsgrove | c?m PURS] 0. FONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1926. CATHERINE C. MEALY, CHOSEN MISS U. S. A., DIES Winner of Federal Service Beauty | Contest Succumbs to Compli- ocations After Operation. Miss Catherine C. Mealy of 34 U street, last year designated as the prettiest girl in the Federal service, died yesterday morning at Providence Hospital from complications, following an operation for appendicitis July 16. Misa Mealy was chosen “Miss U. 8. A" In the beauty contest, under au- spices of the District of Columbia Federation of Federal Employes’ Unions at Chevy Chase Lake, As victor in the contest Miss Mealy was given a trip to Florida. She was also known as an expert bowler. Death followed a second operation at Providence Hospital last Saturday, when efforts were made to relieve a condition which developed after she had gone home Tuesday apparently recovering from her operation. She was 25 years of age. Miss Mealy had been in the office of Undersecretary Winston and in the office of Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Dewey. She had recently left the Government employ, however, and was engaged in secretarial work. Funeral services will be held Wed- nesday morning at 8:30 at the home, to be followed by requiam mass sald by Rev. Michael Reardon at St. Mar- tin’s Church at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Mouynt Olivet Cemetery. Miss Mealy is survived by her moth- er, Mrs. Catherine Mealy; two broth- ers, Joseph and Berchmans, and two sisters, Miss Francis Mealy and Mrs. Bernard Nolan. THE WEATHER | | District of Columbia—Occasional showers, possibly thundershowers, to- night and tomorrow; somewhat cooler tomorrow night; moderate south and | southwest winds. Maryland—Probably showers and thundershowers tonight and tomor- row; not much change in tempera- ture; moderate to fresh southwest winds. Virginia — Probably showers and thunderstorms’ tonight and tomorrow; not much change ' in temperature; moderate to fresh southwest winds. Records for Past 24 Houys. Thermometer—4 p.m., §§; 8 p.m, 84; 12 midnight, 79; 4 a.m,, 77; 8 a.m., 81; noon, 88. Barometer—4 p.m., 29.89; 12 midnight, 29.91; 4 am., 29.93; 8 a.m., 29.97; noon, 29.96. Highest temperature, 90, occurred at 3:45 p.m. yesterday; lowest tem- perature, 76, occurred at 6 a.m. today. Temperature same late last year— Highest, 82; lowest, 60. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls at 8 a.m.: Tem- perature, 80; . condition, slightly muddy. Weather in Varlous Cities. Temperature. =@ sk 2991; 8 p.m., Weather. £ EFECER R R RN A3 A28 310132032 RRGD- A A L T T Kioar . Pt.cloudy Rt 3! RS ERRIIRRRN2333223235 330 ! il L7 R ~§, _ho FOREIGN. (8 am,, Greenwich time.) Stations, ndan, da Clear Juas, Porlo Part cloudy § ana, . Cut oudy olon. Canal % CITY nws IN BRIEF. The Ladies’ Ald Society of Ham- line M. E. Cbhurch will hold a fete on the church lawn, Sixteenth and Al- lison streets, tomorrow evening. Lincoln Post, G. A. R., will meet 2 p.m. Wednesda?, at Grand Army Hall. Marriage. ll IIAY—XELI D! of :n- marriage R and Mre. Wil Dzatbs. BOYD. Monday. Auw field Howpital ust 2. 1926, REW BOYD, Hines Co nw. Notice of at Gar- Auguat 1. nm n st. | CRANFORD. widow »!‘ e orace ranfo a S B Hines Co funeral home. b 51 n.w. Tuesday. August 3’ at 2 pm. Thtermeit Arfiugion National Cemetery. DANGERVIELD, | Deparied this lite Sunday, 11926, at 301 F st DANGERPIELD, “beloved ‘wite of Wi ligm H. Dangerfeld and devoied daughier Eivy A and the late Andisw John Son and sisier of Andrew and Alice J MRS. SUE K. MRS. HOLLINGSWORTH’S FUNERAL TOMORROW Services for Teacher to Be Held at 10 0’Clock, With Intermeént in Rock Creek. Funeral services for Mrs. Sue K. Hollingsworth, 56 years old, who died Saturday at her residence, 3611 Que- ada street, row morning at 10 o'clock by Rev: Clyde Brown of the Silver Spring, Md., Episcopal Church, followed by interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mrs. Hollingsworth had taught in the District schools for the past 23 years, and had instructed the. eighth grade of the Ford School for the past 10 years. She was a soloist for 12 years in several local churches. She was a graduate of Central High School in the class of 1888. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Ida A. Kuhner; a sister, Mrs. Willlam H. Fidler; a daughter, Mrs. Charles W. Healy of Staunton, Va., and two sons, Sidney Pierce Hollingsworth, ir., of this city and Dr. Russel K. Hol- lingsworth of Staunton, Va. WL~ RITES FORJ N. ROGERS Fairfax County Farmer Will Be Buried Tomorrow Afternoon. Funeral services for thaniel Rogers, better known as “Sandy” Rogers, veteran Fairfax County farmer, who died yesterday at his home at Lewinsville, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Lewinsville Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. Harvey Dunham, pas- tor, officiating. Mr. Rogers was born at Aldle, Va., December 18, 1850, and moved to Lew- insville to engage in the dairy business more than 40 years ago. He is sur- HOLLINGSWORTH James Na- vived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Ellen | Shipman Rogers, and his children, E. Mason Rogers of Chicago, Ill.; Hammond Rogers of Washington; Guy Rogers of Clarendon, Va.; Miss Maud E. Rogers of Lewinsville, Mrs. Dolly Mulvaney of New York and J. Preston Rogers and Raymond Rogers of Lewinsville. DIES AT AGE OF 85. Jacob Feighene Prince Georges County Resident 73 Years. Jacob Feighene, 85 years old, died Wednesday at the residence of his| son, Charles J. Feighene, Berwyn, Md., after a long iliness. He had been a resident of Prince Georges County for 73 years, coming from Germany, and retired from the employ of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 10 years ago, after 55 years' service. He was married November 24, 1864, to Miss Elizabeth Benson, who died May 2, 1926, and is survived by two sons and three daughters. COPELAND’S UNCLE DIES. Father of New York Senator Is Reported Seriously Il ‘Word has been received here of the death at Dexter, Mich., of George Augustus Peters, 101 years old, uncle of Senator Copeland of New York. Senator Copeland had gone to Dexter several days ago to be with his father, Roscoe P. Copeland, who is seriously {ll, and was in the Michigan city when his uncle, who was a brother of the Senator’s mother. passed away. According to a message the Senator | sent to his office here, his father is in a critical condition. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Joseph F. Birch’s Sons AAC Established 1843 (ISAAC B! ~| 3034 M St. NW. e iesi 36 [ i fi?‘""f-“’% d. 'v"'uh'uwwn'fln\ A allmom!. Pfldu plent, b nmbnblr tation; pind Fvo bie vlunu mm o Tewant 1 bu ohone. { & Crowell. Mintwe i PA lumbia rd.. eonnl‘l ing cuff links: \afi-@m‘"’x’ ?’:'3'*"‘:. ke, a%"" k. 1041 JAMES T. RYAN 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. A AR LINCOLN §90, SR SNE, Gawler Semce Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 152 Penna. Ave. NW, R Tt Seinime "izo"’fifi Phone Franklin Nnuln t 31 :m "etifton line: reward. non. an st ik N mfi%fi'fi?fl“ —igon.% Hl"l‘ ‘whit jack ti] filurk“ last Eu ey efifi? fif"‘%‘&" o s H!Sl T w T 43.0 CHAS. S. ZURHORST EAST_CAPITOL_ST. 300 hone Lincotn 352 'l'lmothy Hanlon 641 H St. N.E. _Phone L. 8543, Section. > Comim s S e, g S 1385. FrmkGdcrsSonsCo. VEN fodera R enel nelphone ous, 4= T.F. COSTELLO Lincoln 524 $iosorm " Tiwver HAT BAG_ leather: near. “Union g:An Sunday.” Aus: 1o iong" North 6133, was (07 x-:‘;:wm R A nm incol ~ frtand. "1 1% e E¥asiavilie 308" strayed from 1390 167K ward for return. 47 P)mnc l‘r? k. 6626 1“ % W.L. smm CO. nor conneet vm-"m b My g s ....u.# 009 HSt. N mmmL DESIGNS. « l“l it N.W. SO B Sl e poatle fiu Fuby point .1 Elizavety uuu'mu mw polnh“'!ll.ug'fl )u | cense i collar, G441, .uflfiu.uu :r’. ummit. %&”n udl° fli‘e July, 29. Tag}e- pg)x '}m{.‘ Z R T “BLACKISTONE'S Flora.l “Blanket Sprays” R f et g TR i m Auto Delivery o Gude ros':"(.:no‘. 1312 F St Designs |ce NC will be conducted tomor-| mn and Alena J. Murray of New City. ains resting at George Gray’ Dariors. 4% t. between ¥ and Funeral irom Metropolitan Bap- Tioi “hiren Wednesday. Aupust 4. at 1 v, not_ours, Nu nr\ofzn FRIENT, r:unv JE DE xoxflrlzm Sunday. Ausust 1. muz beloved wite of Alhert Funeral from nce. Tuesdas. August 3. l\ellllvu um friends invited. Rock Creek Cemetery. FOSTER, Departed tnig life Saturday, J 311020, “after a short INE. ihe beloved :luuL and Henrletta Foster v their loss & father. mother, two brothers one sister. one step-sister and a host of other relaiives and friends. Funeral Tu B Lo, the chapel of Fope Jarke. 1418 Florlda ave. n.e. Intermant at Payne's Cemetery FOWLER. Sunday morning, August 1926, MINNIE CHAUNCEY = FOWL] beloved daughter of Dr. and Mrs Wm..n C. Fowler. ~ Funeral from her late resi- 99 1st st. n.w., Tuesday. August 0 p.m On_Sunday, August 1. 1926, National Lutheran’ Home, REGENA HOLLAND, beloved wife of late Hollafd, “Funeral services in chapel of the home on' Tuesday. August 3. at 10 am. Interment in Glenwood Cemetery. HOLLINGSWORTH. Saturday. July 8k pm. SUSIE KUl Toved wite of"\Es" 10 e B Holiings- worth and mother of Sidney P. Holings- . . Hollinggworth 1 3011, Quesad ugust 3. ut Relatives and friends favited. “Iniorment orivate d JACKSON. Saturday, July 31 1020, at 6:30 pm._ FRANCES A beloved wife of Willa® e SaARn and” mother of Mes. M. J. Lynch. orris and Mrs B. c.mpun Y‘Xmernl from her lute residence, 314 1 8t se 3 lerment at Fort L Sunday. August 1 1026, ot 8:48 at her residence, NELLIE E. years old. daughter of Thomas F. and late Mary E. Relly. Funeral service at 8t. (ars's Church. = Alexandria. 9:30 t 4. Interment : of 1860, ; B hel‘ Monday afternoon. Aurust 2. at 2 o'clock. under the auspices of Anacostia Masonic Lodse. sl Ceme- ery. LEE. Vanderwerkin, Vs LEE (nee Iuhfn)rd» ton J. Lee. Funeral Wedne: August 4, M p.m.. from her late dence. Interment at Fairfax cmmry ‘Tnerment. a¢ Conression 1926, at 2 Gl RBait beloved wife of Al- July 30. 1926, at W\(‘hfll. RD L. beloved son of Mrs. 2 F" "'n"'x‘:»‘“n ner 105 ke o on August 1,192 34 hrovidtnce” Hospita] FEATHERINE CECELIA. loved daughter of Catherine $ckley inee Grensens and thelate Michael Owen Mealey Funer.l from hep late residence, 34 U’ ot w.. Wednesd: ot 4. ai 8:30 am: thence to St wher am Interment Relatives and friends invi: Cemetery. RYON. Sunday. August 1. 1926, at 10:48 [ Emerzency Hospital, Dr. NEL! { N." Remains at his late residence . Md. Notice of funeral here- rsmn B August 3. from MEALEY. _Suddenly, her soul. August 1, departed this st. . be- Suddenly. _Sunday. WILLIAM STUBBS, loved hushand ot au re and a_host of relatives and friend: - SR s S e IR from Mount Airy Baptist' Church. Rev. A. J. Pyler, pastor. . WILLIAMS. Departed this_life A | 1830, at. her realdence w34 N o .. GEORGIE WlLLlAPt ovnd dluflhl'r of Jack and th ucy A. Willlame. She leaves to mo her Joss'a_son. Lester Williams: six b WM “'lll"l‘ll“xl Henry, f'lmru- e Wi g ax. Laura On 22 nieces and nephews and a host of rela- tives and " triends. = Funeral Tuesday. ugust 3. rom Providence Bastist i (‘h!mh MR between 433 and ste Not dead, but in f B Satlacs 1 Seedal veut, We shail meet you_bs-and-br THE FAMILY. 8¢ WOLFF. August 2. 1026, RICHARD F. WOLFF. the beloved husband of Man aret Wolff. aged 64 vears. Funeral from is late residence. 1005 North Caroligy ave. $e. on Wednesdas. August 4. at cloc] In Memoriam. Tn sad but loving remembrance of father and brother, SE, who died two years ago today. August 2. 1924 Gone, bat not forgotten THE FAMILY. * GREENWOOD. 1In ead but loving reme: br ATHERINE nut not lurnv!wn HER nAl'GHTEE MINNIE & h St.. Kenmore, JONES. 1n ud but loving. rrmamhr-mv of our dear mother. NANNIE JONES. died, eleven’ years ‘aso today. August M HAMPP, one, bt not_fargotten HER LV ChiDRRN 4", soxEs NETTIE POUGH. EMMA HOWE. In lovine remembrance o A n R. who departed s life one year ago today, August 2, 19! The veacs of his life were mumbered When the messenger whispered lo “The Master has come and c.?eu Tor thee.” nswered 1 am ready to go. He ia still here in unnumbered ways. His cherished presence blesses all my days: t eventide all the long day ;hm.uh st as x u-ed Pa garment of his sou Dapsed away: ne shining, epirit and the Tove Tieht siay The echo ot his voice, his eves, Hie emle. Just as they were ‘are with me al the while s"WIrE "AND CHILDREN MEREDITH. Sacred to the memory of our devoted mother and grandmother, ELIZA- BETH MEREDITH. who died six months ago today, Fevruary 2. 192 It is lonesome here without you, mother, In the midst of friends we are biue. For beneath the smiles there are aching hearts That ave alwavs longing for you. oy her soul HER L0 el CHILREN, BRfEL AND MICKE remembrance of o Yrother - J0RN HARNON mcx‘im? deparisd ‘this life Ausust 1. ki He_will be 1 th . Around acred to the memory of o] wife and mother. RUBY D, M RE. who arch 18, 1919, and DO odied” sevenicen years a on dear one. and take your rest: lozed vou begt ) CH; . FRANCES yfi ITTS, In loxing memgrs of our gpecions Tother, SARAH ‘A Who “passed @ ‘itieen ears “ado u-dnr August 2. HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. RD. In: loving. re: ance_of "&:!?mum'r" LRUH TRIPSHD: “who parted this "l twelve years ago, Avsust lh h! l remembrance. Jugs ok of Sepeniane .Y\ul- a tholu LOVIVB“%AUGA* “" m YOUNG. n};flg “& our % .'ntg':r‘“'hom“ y Before eyes sweet mother faded. R g = oB“l God. who called her away. and Jonely we lrv dearest mother, Since you went a For we mise your trnllo footstepa HE nd nur l\l\!l‘l nmhlnvml ways. EN. U] RACE Wh ROLAND ™ b YOUNG. In loving memnn— of our dear mothér, who departed this life one yeas ago today. August 2. Today recalls sad mtmofln Of a dear one xone Lo re The ones that think of et today the ones who loved her Florists ,)MJNGQS‘ Taa ““""“E be fereotten. dear moms'