Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1926, Page 3

Special Investment sell, rent or exchange Jot 75x105 on Georgia Ave., between Rock Creek Road and y Street. Suitable for and service station, gas station, stores, apartment or any business. Thos. E. Jarrell Co. Realtors 721 10th St. N.W. IMMEDIATE SERVICE Window Shades At Factory Prices fi The Shade Factory 1109 14th St. N.W. | Main 10428 FLAT TIRE? WMAIN B LEETH BROTHERS BOOKS BOUGHT ) Them ln " or Phone Fr. 6494 INEW RlVERt} EGG | Main 766 The Agnew way of screen- ing this coal is by way of the Link Belt Shaker Screens. A trial ton will show you. JOHN P. AGNEW & CO} l_?'.')( 1ith St. Main 3068 i | | | O Ve Wy io TFoxhall T, age NEES 1417 K Street Muin 9300 s TRANSELR " TURKEY DINN [ET US GET | AFTER THAT ROOF Ve pepair at Lise new IRO‘\ICI AD "‘ “Pacc Hmtmg Heats —as eff y in January as in mont Steam—Vapor—Water Heating Remodeling Repamng 2409 N.W. Frank. 4. “PACE i o ET YOUR WINDOW SHADES . Made to measure at factory Cail 1ane. 859 for estimates. KIEEBLATT 0 3,8 h.uaw Shades and Screcas, Phone Lino. 879 EATE! their | Special | crossing. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Bullets May Prove Slaying Suspect’s Plea of Innocence ARIZ(]NA “SLUSH" - HEARING DELAYED McAdoo to Be Called When Inquiry Reconvenes in Los Angeles Tomorrow. By the Assoclated Press. TOULON, Iil, November b.— From two graves on a bleak hill- side may come information that will free Joseph Stimas, miner charged with killing two police- men. Stimas claims he was standing in the center of his home w policemen entercd simultancously, one in front and the other in the rear. At the first exchange of shots, Stimas floor with a w and the officers killed each other in the cross-fire, Sheuld the wounds in lhn lm(hrfi s ¥s he fell to the November wrge election ing today | it reconvenes at | . H. King, Demograt, Utah, plans fo continus the investi- za stive evidene -| In the Philippin ,{ posits of coal, as yet undeveloped, - | which it is calculated can be mined n 4(7{!1\!!‘ Interests for $3 a ton ulted in m.:, at in Tuesd: - 0 witnesse o of lurg mnd of Repre APARTMENTS FOR COLORED In the Newest and Most Up-to-Date Buildings in Washington Only a few left in each building GET YOURS NOW 2nd AND W STS. N.W. 3 Rooms and Bath $50 || 2022 suEreMAN AVE. N.W. g nd Arizona power | . which was know summoned at the requ Cameron, TWO DIE AT CROSSING Man and Woman Victims When | Engine Strikes Truck. For further information see janitor or J. DALLAS GRADY t 901 1th St N.W. and Ohio hit the truck s driving over a gra \\\\ . Y| | For Enclosing Back Porches We have everything vou'd need to enclose the back porch. Stop in and tell us what you want. No Order Too Small J. Frank Kelly, Inc. N Lumber and Millwork \Zlfll Ga. Ave. North 1343 For Sale Large Downtown Building | A well constructed build- ust off I¥ street, suit- » for executive or op- offices of a public a large business , an institution, or ganization. The lot contains 10,000 [}! square fcet and the price represents practically | d value only. Build- can be remodeled to [} special requirements ||| nt minimum of expense. Shickle FRAMES EXPRESS TRAINS FAST---FREQUENT Every 30 minutes on the hour and half Imur/} rom downtown Washington to downtown Baltimore. Round-Trip Fare Only $2.37 SPECIAL SUNDAY FARES rovsp $] §() e To Baltimore or Annapolis Tickrs go0d on ail rogalor srains laaeing Wasbrmgion 43 10 2 5. 2. and raturning same dsy. ‘Washington. Baltimore &Annapolis ] ElecRR(h 12th Street & wYork Ave. Washington Te J Frederic William Wile Don’t be too sure! No matter what you have been using in your Nash, I'll cheerfully refund your money if after. trying Rotor = Gas you don’t tell me it’s the best you have ever used. 1026, Columbia Cil Company Price $350,000 [SHANNON & TUCHY) City Central Property Department 713 14th St. N.\Y. Main 2345 copyright, QUTSTANDING HOME VALUE CHEVY CHASE, D. C. RACTICALLY new home, near Conn. Ave., built under the personal supervision of the owner for his own use. The house, situated on a deep lot with 60-ft. frontage, has an unusually attractive setting and is most distinctive in ap- pearance. First floor has wide reception hall, living room 15x21 with open fireplace, side porch, spacious dining room, breakfast alcove, pantry and large, wellequipped kitchen.. Up- stairs are three bedrooms that are obviously of unusual size as there is ample space on this floor for four bedrooms. There are two well-ap- pointed baths equipped with “Standard” fixtures, one with marble-enclosed shower, the other with Pembroke built-in tub. This home was not built for speculation, and has many features such as— No. 1 Chapman slate roof: copper flashing; metal weatherstrip and screens throughout; hardwood floors upstairs and down, with tongue and-groove sub-flooring; panelled walls; Pitts- burg inst. water heater, etc. The lot is sodded and prettily landscaped with evergreens and Lombardy Poplars. There is a garage for two cars. —_— This property MUST BE SOLD and is priced a: lingly—uwith very rea- sonable terms. —_—_- are large de-| i i i | B Don’t Waste Money in Rent Ariyoshi Gets New Post. TOKIO, November 5 (P).—AKil Ariyoshi, now Minister to Switze land from Japan, has been chose! succeding Ambassador Tatsuki, who at present in Tokio. The cabinet | ill make the official announcement f the appointment soon. ' Good Cooks 'use it to season their cookmg HOUSANDS of housewives are discovering the new and richer flavor they can give to meats, fish and many vegetables by using Gul- den's Mustard to season as they cook. They spread the mustard on meats—mix it with vegetables— before placing on the fire or in the ' GULDENS MUSTARD Useitasa seasoning in cooking oven. The delicate flavorings im- pert a mellow richness that's sim- ply delicious! Try Gulden's in your cooking. Write for free Recipe Book, Charles Gulden, Inc., Dept. P. P. 28, 48 Elizabeth St, New York City. A ]lmh-( lass | Resnden(‘e That Can Be Bought Remarkably Cheap Inspection of this Home can be had only by permit. We don’t know of another home like it, when mvervflung is taken into consideration; the location, construction, de- sign and equipment. It is of colonial type with large double pgar. of consistent design. Surrounded by spa- cious grou with beautiful ‘planting. Every interior detail is of th s to dispose of it quickly. nvtime up to 9 pm. M?KEEVER‘énéGO ol With a Realtor Anthracite and Bituminous Coal in all Sues For Immediate Delivery. Prices consistent with our high standard of quality. W H. Hessick & Son’ Main Office, Yard and Trestles 14th and Water Sts. S.W. . (Opposite Bureau of Engraving and Printing) Franklin 8128 7 2 NN when you can buy a “Life-time Home” in one of the most se- lect residential neighborhoods in northwest Washington for $6,950 $500 Cash—$65 a Month Every cent of the money you are paying in rent now IS LOST. More than half of the $65 a month which you will pay on the purchase of one of these “Life-time Homes” IS SAVED—because it goes directly into the payment of the house. The rooms are very large, 3 porches are of practical size; floors are hardwood; bath is tiled; fixtures of artistic design; and all built as only Cafritz bullds—uvmg hundreds of dol- lars which are reflected in the price of the house. 7th and Gallatin Sts. N.W. Open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Take either car line or 16th St. bus. us and let us send an auto for you. & CAFRITZ Owners and Builders of Communities The better way is to phone Michigan Park The community of enhancing values Why cramp yourself in closely congested quarters when you can hm a SUNSHINE HOME in this com- munity of open spaces, close to stores, schools and transportation, for a small initial payment and mod- erate monthly terms. NEW BRICK HOMES 3-4-5 Bedrooms Built under the most exacting ersonal supervision and finished to the last degree. INSPECT TODAY Drive out Michigan Ave. past Catholic University to 12th Street, then 3 squares north on this concrete street to Upshur Street, or take car marked “Brook- land” to end of route, 12th and Michigan Ave, and walk up 12th Street to Upshur Street. Built—Owned—For Sale By WALTER VAUGHN 4200 13th St. N.E. Gall N. 543 | for auto to take you to the homes v i i | i | | | C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1926. for the post of Ambassador to Brazil, ! POTATO SALE Ends Saturday Night We can not urge you too strongly to buy a supply of these free from frost, high quality Winter storage potatoes: If a bag is too much, please do not fail to get at least a peck or a bushel. 102 33¢| 15 49<%+3.90 GOLD MEDAL \# PILLSBURY CERESOTA | IFLOUR SAL e, IMELLO- Creamery SOUP | BUTTER | WHEAT 4Cans 25c = L. 490 2 29“ 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE - 37¢ ‘GOLD | MILANI'S | LOFFLER’S French Salad Small Smoked DUST |DRESSING| CALAS e 25 | Bottle 14¢ |5k, » 29e Wi VINEGAR & 28¢ = 45¢ 28¢ House Del Monte SUNNYBROOK Selected Strictly Fresh PINEAPPLE GUARANTEED SLICED EGGS EGGS Doz. 59c :l: = Doz. 47c LAYER FIGS e 250 Lb.25¢ Cooking Grimes Golden. Delicious 'APPLES | APPLES | APPLES *For Eating or Cooking From Nearby Orchards 10Lbs.23¢| 7 Lbs. 25¢ | 6 Lbs. 25¢ 90c¢ $1.42 $1.75 An Extra- ordinary Pound Bag Van Camp’s Tomato Reg. 22¢ Pkgs. Per Pound s L Gal. Jug I'mported Smyrna Bushel Basket Bushel Basket Bushel Basket Jonathan Apples, 4 Pounds 25¢ Pke. 20c CIDER Dromedary Dates camiated SUGAR Limit 100 Lbs. to a Customer 13-Gal. Jug Gallon Jug 100 — $5.85 Contents Contents Bag Lloth s1 48 10 & 59 25 < 28¢c | 53¢ Keystone Mincemeat, Lb. 19¢ ACIF1 Sweet Apple TEA ~ €o.