Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1926, Page 10

10 DEWART CONTROLS NEW YORK SUNNOW Acquires $13,000,000 of! Munsey Estate, Including Evening Telegram. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 30.—Wil-| Jiam T. Dewart, originally employed Ly the late Frank Munsey as a book- keeper, today controls $13,000,000 of | property, including two New York | apers, accumulated by the mil- 1 e publisher, who came to New | York wit in his pocket. > 5 Sun, the New | m and the Mo-| nd grocery | certificate filed yesterday with the re- | Tuse- | iduary ee of | estate, which is estimated ,000,000. | n of the properties un- | 1n of employe control spon- | Take Elevators to Third Floor s he has pur-| Se sored by Mr. Munsey is to begin at once. Other Munsey properties still un- sold include two magazines, Munsey's and the Argosy All Story; the Mo- hican Hotel in New London, Conn.; estates in New Jersey and on Long Island, large holdings in the Munsey Trust Co. of Washington and_ blocks of stocks and bonds. Mr. Munsey owned 13 newspapers at one time or another. Mr. Dewart is 50, and was first em- ployed by Mr. Munsey in 1898 as bookkeeper for the Mohican Hotel. He became president of the Frank | Munsey Co. when Mr. Munsey died | last December. Mr. Munsey allowed his executors om five to elght years to turn his \dings into cash for the art mu- um. “I should need as much time myself,” he said. ; plan for employe - 6wnership was discussed before his death. About 1.000 employes of the Sun and 500 of the Telegraph will have opportunity to become joint owners of the prop- erties. Operation of the properties will be separate. e 3 Engravers Incorporate. The engraving business of Henry Brewood has been incorporated by corder of deeds under the name Dre- wood. The incorporators are Henry Brewood, his son, Albert H. Brewood. and Wilford H. Dunn, and the capital stock is placed at $100,000. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, GETS BREAD AND WATER. Vagrant Who Molested Children to Serve 30 Days in Jail. SCOTTS BLUFF, Nebr., September 30 (®).—Joe Little, a vagrant, yester- day was sentenced to 30 days in jail, the first and last 10 days of which Extra Dry } | and Pale | i must be served on bread and water and the intervening 10 days at hard labor on a regular fare. He was found guilty of molesting school chil- dren. Judge D. R. Schenck, who sen- tenced Little, ordered the city jailer to inform other prisoners that if they gave food to Little they will also be placed on bread and water. GINGER Alg NSIST on National Ginger Ale or | realized. flavor 1t Sworzyn’s—1219-1221 G Street The Long Expected Event Is Here— | The Sale Washington Women Eagerly Wait For! mi-Annyg ALESSIL al you won't have your expectations There’s that something about National Ginger Ale—that isn’t ex- perienced in any other brand—the hat is unmistakable—with its gingerness. Made the same way that made it famous. v case or bottle at grocers' and ved at Cafes, | v delicatessens — serv = Clubs and fountains. Guggenheim Co., 209 Eleventh St.—Main 7627 Take Elevators to Third Floor Tremendous Reductions on Silks, Woolen Goods, Cotton Goods, Linings, Etc. Everything is in readiness for the Sale of Sales. Beginning Friday at 9 am. we will offer at greatly redyced prices hundreds upon hundreds of vards of silks, wool dress goods, domestics, cotton goods, etc. This event is brim full of savings—the merchandise is new fresh stock, and no woman who sews can well afford to overlook the exceptional oppor- tunity. 40-In. Silk-Back Charmeuse All-silk back charmeuse in rich black, and extra fine quality for the price. Regular price, $1.98. 40-In. Crepe de Chine All-silk guaranteed wonderful quality season. This washal le crepe. in the new Former price, $1.98. shades. Pongee Special A wonderful opportunity Special. ...... crepe n the wanted shades for the a good, heavy, high-luster, a good $1.59 51 Black de chine, a street and pastel 40-In. 34-inch all-silk fast-color pon- gee, in all shades ; also black white. Regular price, $1.29 a vard. Yard 98¢ and $2.98 Black Satin Crepe $3.25 Black Satin Crepe $3.50 Black Satin Crepe Satin Crepe, Special 39-inch satin-face canton crepe, in all the latest Tall shades, including Jungle ( (laret, Blue Jay, Turtle Dove gerian Red, Navy, Cuckoo Brown, $2.49 value. Black and White. Special .69 yd. Silk Specials ireen, , Al- o 39-In. All-Silk Georgette This 39-inch all-silk georgette, in the most desirable shades for both street and evening’ wear, including black and white; is a very fine and desirable quality. Regularly priced at $1.98. Shot Taffeta The very latest is shot taffeta for dance frocks and fancy pillows. Blue and SEPTEMBER 30, 1926. Tol——=0]———|n——|o|——=ol—=o]——=—a|——lo|——=lal——00Kn2 DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE ONLY THE FINEST SWEET, RIPE HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE 1S PACKED UNDER THE DEL MONTE LABEL. YOU TAKE NO CHANCES WHEN YOU PURCHASE THE DEL MONTE BRAND, BECAUSE YOU KNOW YOU WILL FIND THE BEST WHEN THE CAN IS OPENED. ALL OF OUR STORES ARE WELL SUPPLIED WITH DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE, BOTH THE SLICED AND 25¢ i 21c &20c SWEET POTATOES VEGETABLE SPECIALS From the Eastern Shore STRINGLESS ||->_ % e BEANS Green || TOMATO SoUp BEANS 2w 15¢ || 3..95¢ Med. No.2 Can Grated Med. No.2 Can Sliced Large No.2Y; Can Sliced A&P STORES ARE’ HEADQU A RTERS FOR NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS OF GROCERIES. COOKING APPLES From Nearby Orchards 8 Ibs. 25(: Dorsch’s Pound Cake . 25¢ Fancy Yellow ONIONS From the Connecticut Valley [———]alc———o]———0] o/ ——o[c——]ojc———]o[c——0] OPEN TODAY ' |VAN CAMP’S MILK 10c ‘ Special Values Our Newest Branch Store 422 Wilson Boulevard LYON VILLAGE About One Mile East of Clarendon There will be free samples for all visiting the new store the remainder of this week. 8 O’.C LOCK SELF=RISING 70 INCREASE THE HOST OF FRIENDS ’"'/SF""{S with Self-Rising 8 O'CLOCK ALREADY 0OYS, WE ARE Washington Flour. row'piicr— 2 0 5 b Bag 25 ¢ SUNNYBROOK Pound 3 5 ‘ C Strictly Fresh 3 s 10c Special Values! MAVIS CHOCOLATE SAUCE w=25¢ Can Tall Can e e e SPECIAL FOR BOARDING HOUSES, EGGS $2.25 Black Satin Charmeuse . $2.98 Black Satin Charmeuse K silver, green and gold, silver $2.69 yd. and coral, cerise RESTAURANTS AND OTHER LARGE USERS OF COFFEE— Printed Crepe 40-inch all-silk printed crepe, $4.50 Black Satin Charmeuse Gathered in a wide range of colors. For- mer price, $3.49. $1 9 . Special. Yard .. New Plain Canton Crepe black. Very Regular price cial white rics for this price, $1.69. Regular Special $5.00 Black Satin Charmeuse The New Brocade Crepe One of the latest arrivals for Fall, in the rich shades of green, wine, gray, rose leaf, coral, navy and ..$3.98 yd. | and gold. $225 $1.98 .. $4.25 yd. value. Special. . ;—d_ Moire Crepe Ideal for dresses, shown in the new shades for Fall, such as jungle green, claret red, navy blue, black, slate blue and san- $2.79 dalwood. $325 value. = Special Yd Dress anfl Costume Velvets Reduced for This Sale 36-Inch Costume Velvet English make—in the wanted colors, includ jade, copen, cherry red, African brown, bro 1 black 1 Former Special. ... 3 Former Special price, Fine Brocade Velvet 36-inch Fine Brocade Chiffon Vel- vets, in a wonderful va- riety of colors, in_both plain and fancy- effects. Special in Dress Velvets One of the season's richest fabrics for dresses, evening wraps and street wear. Black, jade, cerise, rust brown $4.25 and navy. Former price, = $5.98: Special Yd $12.00. Woolen Dress Goods at Great Reductions Fancy Stripe Woolens This lot consists of 36zinch all- wool stripe flannels, 36-inch all 1 25 L] Yd. Poiret twills and 36-inch satin twills, Cotton Dress and Wash Cotton Ratine—in a large variety of colors. All fast colors. For dresses, sport wear and children's school 59c v, vd. f new s—A very noted make in a vari green, tan, gold, red and = 29c 3 linen, in_brown, tan, The Ever- 49c Imported Irish’ Linen Special—36-inch Irish dr copen, navy, rose, green, pink, orchid and white e, 9%8c quality, yd. ...... ; Just the material for Fall wear, in* both Jersey cloth and French flan- nel. All the wanted shades for the ° Former prices, $2.50 and $2.69.... Yd. o Goods Also Underpriced Dress Voiles—Both plain and fancy effects. All shades, 36 yard. Special, vd. ..... ‘Washabie Rayon—36 inches wide, in all shades for both 39 dresses and slips; fast colors. Regular 69c quality, yd... C Printed Silk and Cotton Crepe—36 inches wide. The new Fall crepe in pretty patterns for children’s dresses, women’s Wool Goods Special season. All-wool and 54 inches wide. and 40 inches wide. Former prices, 48c and 69 15c & 39c blouses and dresses. $1.25 grade, yd. .... Fast colors. Domestics and Household Linens Muslin Special—36-inch _ Fruit-of-the-Loom, also Hill Sells regularly for 25c a vard. Special, yd. ...... 36 inches wide. A good } ity for many uses. 20c grade. Special, yd. ...... Naihsook Special—36-inch Berkley nainsook—one of 9B the best makes. 30c quality, vd. TS All-Linen Table Damask— b-inch Half Bleached. $1.25 value, y 72-inch Bleached. $169 value, yd 72inch Bleached. $1.89 value, Cotton Damask, wih colored borders, 8 inches wide. 4Q) Blue, pink or gold. 69c value .. 2JC 20c make. Bleached Muslin ) 98¢ Bed Sheet Special— 81x90-inch $1.25 Cottage Bed Sheets R1x90-inch $1.79 Mohawk Sheets 81x90-inch $1.89 Utica Mills Sheets. 81x90-inch $1.89 Pequot Sheets Mohawk Pillowcases, 42x36 inches, 35 Mohawk Pillowcases, 45x36 inches, 39¢ value Pequot Miils Pillowcases, 45x36 inches, 45¢c Worth Mills Pillowcases, 42x36 inches, 25¢ value. Crinkle Spreads, 81x90 inches, all white, $2.25 value. ... $1.¢ Crinkle Spreads, all white, 72x%0 inches, $1.98 value........... Specials in Towels— 20x40-inch Turkish Towels, in pink, blue and i k go]d, 39c value. 23c Huck Towels, 18x36 inches, in white, blue an red, 25¢ value, 17¢ Elite Style Patterns Exclusively Here—Pictorial Review Patterns—Third Floor Established 1909 Store Hours: 9 AM. to 6 P.M. O 1219-1221 G Street N.W. Charge Accounts Solicited from Nearby Farms Doz. ¢ 45¢ Pillsbury Flour ~ 24-Ib. bag, 5135 Pillsbury Pancake Flour, pkg., 14c QUAKER 0ATS Qckor phkg. 1lc KARO SYRUP P, can0c CREAM OF WHEAT pkg.,l4c Kellogg's New QOata, 2 pkgs., 25c ENCORE SPAGHETII . can, 10c WHOLE MILK CHEESE Ib. 33¢ PINK SALMON can,I7c White House Vinegar v; Gaiton 29¢ White House Vinegar Gaton 53¢ BAKER’S COCOA ca1, 9c BAKER'S CHOCOLATE cake,10c I0NA C0OC0A 2-Ib. can,28c¢ Campfire - Marshmallows, 1b., 39c Sun Sweet Prunes, 2-Ib. carton,25¢ [kl ]n e[ [———[a[——=[a] CAUTION — COF LOSES ITS STRENGTH WITH AG N ER PUR- CHASE MORE THAN ONE WEEK’S SUPPLY AT ONE TIME. CORN MEAL Old Mill Brand #:10¢ TENDER TASTY PEAS can, 10c FINE QUALITY CORN can, 10c TENDER STRING BEANS can, 10c DEL MONTE PEAS can, 2c 9 Del Monte Asparagus "> 2e Eastern Shore Tomatoes can, 10c |B CRISCO v exetabie Shortening 1-1b. tin, 25¢ & SNOWDRIFT sezibie, 1.b. tin, 25¢ LUX Totet SOAP 3 cakes, 25¢ DonaCastile Soap cake9c 0r3 Cakes 25¢ B OCTAGON SOAP 2 cakes, I3c Il Van Camp’s Tomato Soup, 3 cans, 23¢ & Van Camp’s Vegeta. Soup, 3 cans, 23 HEINZ SPAGHETTI, Preare can, 9c Heinz Tomato Ketchup, Ig. bot., 25¢c | Sun Maid Nectar Raisins, pkg., l4c 2 HEINZ 2", BEANS 2 cans, 25¢ | ASTOR RICE pkg..10c THE TEA L oo ATLANTIC & PACIFIC ™ EE.EEEEEEEEE—;EEEEEE Every Ege Doz. Water Guaranteed Ground |———|o|=—=———lo]————|u] | | | ——lo|c——|n|c——|o]e—=|o[c=0]c——=3|n]c——0|o|c———[n|c———[o]c———|o|c——a[———|o| ——]| L=