Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1926, Page 26

26 CLAIM THEY PAID Texas Contractors Tell How They Sought “Good Graces” of Governor’s Hushand. B the Associated Press. AUSTIN, Tex., October 2 rcad contractors told the T islative committes departments purchased adv publication of husband of Gov in the hope of the good graces Each of the witn purchased the a Zuson Forum, highway contracts. C. E. Hoff, member of a_San An- tonfo contracting firm, said he agreed to pay $1,000 for advertising in the Forum “to avoid the il will of Jim Ferguso W. A. Boyett, s said he paid $1.5 Lelleving “Jim iy than if T ref THE COMEDY RECORD. J1M, | WANTCHAT HEAR T S RECOR D BY CHICK SALE,TH FAMous COMEDIAN, VTS TH FUNMIEST THING ) EVER NEARD' WALT TILL HE GETS T THAT PART ( wheRe HE = HAW! HAW! ; LISTEM T‘Tfl’f! AN TAT TH | FOMMIEST STUFF YA EVER { HEaro? Ho! HO! Ho'!Ho! HEee! nee! By Gowy! ™HAT Boy CHICK SALE 1S THERE ! LiSTEM Now ! HE'S COMIN® To TH' PART WHERE WE — HAR:HAR“ZAD! CAN YA BEAT ThaT 7! THE £VENING STAR, WASHINGTON., D. (. WEDNESDAY. GCTOBER 20, i926. —By WEBSTER. CHICK TAKE'S TH' PART.OF LEM UNDERDUNK, , LEADING HORNER. OF TH' SILVER CORNET BAMD AN ' SA-AY - 1T's A RIOT,THA'S ALL: HA' HA! HA! THERE HE GOES - Now , visTEM ! registered with the Cat Fanclers’ Fed- | chairman: Mrs. Harry Peale, Mrs. P eration of New York. Bonner, Mrs. Frank Thompson and Members of the committee on ar-| Mrs. B. Walsh. Mrs., West is presi rangements are: Miss E. C. Payne, | dent of the club. cording to plans outlined last night at | a meeting of the Washington Cat Club, at the apartment of Mrs. H. L. West, 2701 Connecticut avenue. A committee was appointed to choose a place for the show. The date wi be decided upon later. Each of the members of the local cat club owns | one or more pure-bred animals, duly | CAT SHOW PLANNED. Washington Club to Hold Exhibit in Few Months. A cat show, open to cat fanciers all over the country, will be held at Washington within a few months. ac- FEDERAL FINANCE By JOHN POO'. 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Invalidated Bonds Legalized. rexas road bonds invalidated by de- clsion of the United States Supreme Court in the Archer County suit, were virtually all dated with certifica- y ‘erguson of h with others are intended tc all defects in the bond issues he governor ) terday placed her signature on two Senate bills | About $100,000,000 worth of Texas | i in the Supreme | t special | was called 1 supplied most of the stone for jdaughters, Miss Touise Veihmeyer | S i VE'HMEYER RITES HELD' :;‘I construetion of the Washington |and Mrs. Helen V. Holmes. Monument, War Colle 4 4 Funeral services were conducted | this morning at the Church of th ativity by Rev. Francis X. Bischoff, | »llowed by interment in Mount Olivet | 'emetery. Buried Mount Olivet Cemetery. J. Oliver Veihmeyer, 7 rear: tone contractor, died esidence, 5621 Colorado Stone Contractor Is auth Commissioners vester to make lladega and Sheflield, Ala., to inspect street lighting equipment. — Corner Tth & E Sts. NW. 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NW. : | Jaffa has a new orange-pickers’ | hmeyer, and two | union. ! : Value-received Always In assorting our stock—ranging from the reliably good to the superbly superior —we have a constant and intimate con- cern that even the very lowest price grades shall represent not only actual value for the money asked; but shall be of responsible quality. That it shall be quality you can -depend upon for satisfaction. It’s this discrimination on our part that makes this a safe shopping place. It's this censorship of ours that makes it possible for you to choose upon effectiveness alone— assured we have seen to it that the intrinsic worth is here to justify your purchase. Of course, you don't expect "something‘ , for nothing.” But we do want you to ex~ pect of us the most in value that the money can buy. You may hear of lower prices than we quote; but they will be for quality we cannot sponsor — merchandise for which we would not jeopardize our repu- tation and your confidence. We are illustrating a Library Suite, of excep- tional ~ effectiveness; and of the better type of pro- duction. The exposed frames are solid Walnut: and the upholstering throughout is of plain Mo hair in rich tone; seat cushions are filled with $495 Therefore, you can depend upon “value- received” from this store. And by the same token you may well accept our prices as lowest. 5 Every now and then some one asks about opening a charge account. Please under- stand you are entirely welcome.