Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1926, Page 10

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 10 - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. 1926. county and the District of Columbia, | The first race will be called at 1|rect, W. H. Dail. Greenville, N. Kelford, N. C.; Lee Trilba Direct, W.|P. Fitzgerald, Washington, D. C.; including 50 members of the National |o'clock. Entries are: Marh Stevens. Parker Boy and Gray | 1. Council, Weldon, N. C.; Brownie | Lady May, C. A. Dawson/Coan, Va. Capital Field Trials Assoclation, has | 2:30 trot, open to horses owred in | Ghost, James P. Fitzgerald, Washing- | }i,1, A. M. Dyer, Norfolk, Va.; Con-| The mule race, which wil be 6 fur- an exhibit. A tent, provided by the |the District of Columbia, Montgom: | ton, D. C. \ stant, -H. McHenry, Frederick, Md.;|longs, will have a large number of \ i‘Remembeér the proverb of the “stitch in i fair association, is being maintained |ery, Prince Georges, Frederick and | 2:20 pace; purse, $300—Thomas | \ar' Stevens and Gray Ghost, James | entries. Sn PR Uon) won't Wait o The " day yonrare "Ml eady on the grounds and shown there are (Carroll countles; purse, $300—Lynn | Todd, Alexander Foulke, Rockville, . e S g e NEalId i dolird live specimens of game, including |Oak, Frank Thomas, Washington, | Md.; Lenna May, C. H. Fox, Balti- . s in our office today may save hours, health 1 dollar pheasants, partridges, rabbits, wild |D. C.; Alice Hale, Crawford Stables, | more, Md.; Roblet R., Frank Thomas, later on. K ducks and geese and squirrels. | Taneytown, Md.; North Bell, Willlam | Washington, D. C.; Lady Macey, C. Teiple_ Patent Suction BY DR. FREIOT AND STAFF Mounted game and fish of various |E. Miller, Washington: Linden Stone-| W. Mangum, Purdy, Va., Norma, OF EXPERT, CAREFUL AND kinds also are on exhibition, as are |street, Alexander Foulke, Rockville,|Fiélds Bros, Rockviile, Md; Gen. 10s2 91822 920, #]0se 2 . appropriate pictures. W. Frank Rick- | Md.; Moko, E. G. Beané, Gaithers. | Bonheur, M. V. Carroll, Washington, - e SKILLED DENTISTS. Races Postponed Until To-|etts. president of the game associa. |burg, Md.; Frisco Girl, Dr. Worthy, | D. C-; Alverda Kitson, K. H. Benthall, : g B S tion, and Clyde Harris, deputy game |Tony Boy and Helen Azoff, James P. : 9 om ahaminum. siiver and wil-parceain, "o " morrow—Pony Show Win- warden for the county, are in charge. | Fitzgerald, Washington, D. C. v AR gy o All of the wild game on exhibition was | 2:13 trot—Lynn Oak, Frank Thomas, |/ A ! GOLD 'CKOWN AND BRI WORK, A obtained from one of the State game | Washington, D. Trompa Storm s | . PER TOOTH, D 88, GU RANTRED ! ners Announced. preserves, and Louise Lee, C. W. Mangum, zol ckl The Boys and Girls’ Plg and Calf | Purdy, Va.; Grovetown, C. N. Griffin, Y -~ tutted T "‘-fl‘e Sgars, of good. honest dentitry ls our record. clubs of the county are staging an in- | Edentown, N. C.; Billy Hale, W. L. . F ma e a sm of our’ reliability a ik {:“!Z".‘.':'{|.f,!|".':, ing and Is. Suarae Special Dispatch to The Star. teresting exhibit. ~They are showing | Council, Welden, N. C. John Kinger, | Relieves Hay ever . teed. Free exuminatl ROCKVILLE, Md, August 25— |SCme beautiful specimens of pure-bred | Dafe Lambert, Norfolk, Va.; Dr. . t LARGE : LB, Md., - August 25| Gyernsey, Jersey and Holstein heifers | Worthy, Frisco Girl, Tony Boy and Breaks Up 1] Torme ar Maids Tiain was having such adverse effect ang cowsand pure-bred Berkshire and | Helen Azoff, James P, Fitzgerald Summer Colds r s “rau | At on the Montgomery County fair today | Duroc pfgs dnd a fine lot of poultry | Washington, D. C. p nged “ance ihut the racing program and other |of various breeds. Judging contests | 2:15 pace; purse, $300—Roblet R. Stop sneezing— W7—Seventh St. N.W.—407 jiportant features aside from the an- [on dairy cows and hogs will be held | Frank Thomas, Washington, D. why suffer from / ; PR, 5B g R 304l horse show were postponed until | by members of these clubs. Lady Macey, C. W. Mangum, Purdy, I? Four large reception rooms, eight operating, extracting and impression rooms. tomorrow and the horse show, to have | ~The Montgomery County National | Va.: Searcher Girl, M. V. Carroll,|hay or rose fever The entire second flodr of two entire bulldings given over {0 operative and mechani: opened this morning, was scheduled | Bank and the Farmers’ Banking and | Washington, D. C.. Alverda Kitson, |OF summer colds eal dentisiry. Everything mectuining to the comfort of our patients sou will find here. instead for the afternoon. Trust Co. of Rockville, the Sandy| W. L. Council, Weldon, N. C.; Lee | when Nozol gives \ ery Special Attention to Nervous Peaple Whippet races each afternoon are Spring Savings Institution; the First | Trilba Direct, W. L. Councll, Welddn, | immediate relief? 5 | o Chi Extructing When Other Work proving an interesting feature of the | National Bank, Sandy Spring; the |N. C.; Abble Dyrad, C. E. Dern.| e ded Peonlis.. DI | el au;,k'm (he Name DR. FREIOT and Addiess fair, With a dozen or more partici- | First National Bank, Gaithersburg, | Taneytown, Md.; Brownie Hal, A. M. | tores ot :Y TP S 0 Be Sure You Get Info the Right Office E pants. and the Poolesville National Bank | Dyer, Norfolk, Va.; Indian Mald, Harry | Stores and all leading drugg Nothwithstanding a heavy rain in |have contributed cash for distribution | Hoffberger, Baltimore, Md.; Stella Di the late morning, the program yes-|as premiums . in this department. 2 = was carried out as planned. A |James C. Christopher is in charge of SNl show, in which more than a |this exhibit. wf %W P ndred animals were shown, and six | An elaborate program has been YO AR PRSP IAR S & N yemy races, were features of the day, | provided for tomorrow, Including fea- | 2> . S e — wnd hundreds of children enjoyed the cvents in the show ring and on the tures postponed, and arrangements have heen made to entertain somethin, : : vace track. Judges were Ristoe Jent-|jike 20,000 visitors from the District b b Lo s fer of Lock and Z. M.1,¢ (olumbia, all parts of the county - < Waters of T nd competl | 4nq. elsewhere. The judging of ex- - l ul I |1 ul e a e 1 n tion was keen B e hibits will be concluded during the % Under Saddie. day and all premium winners will be : - | hes in hm:ht Under 40 riders imade known. A parade of automo- Nel- | biles, trucks and smooth-wheel trac- tors is scheduled for the morning and Mrs, James Clark, Ellicott ¢ .; | four harness races and a mule rac> 1hird, R. L. McKeever, Silver 8pring, [ are scheduled for the afternoon: Four Days. This Dining Room Suite Featured Tomorrow—Typical of the Splendid Savings! Bedroom Suites i $595 Chinese Chippen- riders under 11 — . "Andrew J. Cum- hase, Md.; second, ‘Andrew J. Cummings; third, nard L. Nicholson, Rockville, Md. nder 48 inches, riders under 14 vears—First, Richard B. Essex, Chevy M 4 inches, st, M elson Bond, Balti- Andrew Cum- | Suites and % . . 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Spe- chairs, at a saving of $76—for four days more. cially priced, $12.75 Lounging chair (Fourth Floor.) $2.95 Feather pillows. of imported peel. 2’:;::‘:5?:27 inches. 19 Il 3 K v Deep seat, $1695 & $73.50 De Luxe 3u;fit. $295 Wrought- iron bridge lamp Simmons - Milton bed; De Luxe coil Clearance of Our Floor Stock of Linens (Fourth Floor.) Irish linen. red or blue bordering. with shade, $1.69 spring. Oster- 1.95 Bridge lamp 4 : ihade. chgaice of Mark downs that will amaze you! We must make room for our $29.50 "’(‘“.:;;;“l' ,3,5’2'?“5[ designs, $1.49 direct European imports 'of linens. So we reduce our present Eliat wiutlboes 9x12 Seamless Fringed 34’;95d.lunior6 5’;:2{ floor stock to prices that will sweep out these linens in short order. ;lllll nge; felt, ?19 .75 shades. v tmmons Grace- cretonnes, $2.! SHEMSTITCHED DAM;AgK GFLAIDLINENLUNCHEON | IRISH LINEN SATIN DAM- LINEN DAMASK LUNCH. ;me bed. lt;nry or ; S—Choice of de- TS—$295 grade. 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