Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1926, Page 4

e THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Arlmgton Ho Vermont Avenue ahove “K" BALLPGOM | Solendid facilities for dances. banauets, recentions and social affairs Unsurpassed Cuisi Mm. E. C. Atwoed. Main 6550 will supply information and make reservations Undler the managzement of Marshall, Mnu& Hullnly Ine, i g | Automobile Insurance AL IS8Ry, Fomhe\, | whi Home Office—1010 Vermont Ave. ! | Ag i 25.000 |y the U7, Ask Your Broker for a Great National Combination Polie Or Phone Main 8970 wh | tes i aht PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION PAYS 5% Compounded Semi-Annually Assets Over $13,000,000 Surplus, $1,000,000 Cor. 11th & E Sts. NW. Temporary location during _construe- tion of our new bldg.. 1001 E St. N.W. JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Sec'y mild &"'&umwu H\n jma riof mu ho COUGH is often a warning signal that dangerous germs are present in your throat, and that the tissues are inflamed. 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Sold by office supply and electrical deelers H. G. MoFaddin & Co. 32 Warren St., N.V. @stablished 187¢ [ol——ri=]u] KIND TO THE EYES | Kiss nobody with a Colds are germ attacks. They are | by sneezes and id them as far as| | epread by contact by coughs you can. a cold take! v then never! develop, take you can. h HILL'S. develop. 1 HILLY as pr stops a cold oratories. It/ proved thati | themum: shows by the Department greenhonses i the Secret | consefvatory reception this afternoon The big " Sunday Street Station). orel | 13 VISITORS, HUM SHOW RECORD Attendance Yesterday Larg- est in History of Govern- ment Greenhouse Exhibit. The biggest day ever in the 25 vears' history of the annual chrysan- of riculture was yesterday, when 14,. pected the more than 00 plants on display, which repre- t all of the khown varieties of the wm, including more than 1,000 ich originated with the department Thus far mote than ons. from ever: te in ion, have mecn this vear's show, ich afficluls of the department and g florlsts from nine States have tified is the best chrysanthemum oW ever held in the world. Parking Space Added. | ! Additional parking space has heen wided for “mum’ show vjsitors on t Thirteenth and Four- nd this will largely be | by care of the diplo- pecial guests rdine, wife of culture, at a apied toda tie corps, throng. rveling at the wide variety and tous coloring of the chrysanthe: m. invaded “all the other green- discovered new attrac include an orangs tree, explained is one of the or Washinzton naval hesides Special One-Day Excursions to Philadelphia the Sesqui-Centennial 34.90 Round Trip Tuesday, Nov. 9 Friday, Nov. 19 35 AM. and Washington.. . . Returning—Leave T‘hlladvvlllllla (Chestnut R:45 P.M. (Standard Time). “Miltars. Aerial. Pageantry and Other Spe- | cial Events on the Exposition program. Ask Ticket Agents for Details Baltimore & Chio \c———n[c———]oo|———]o]c——=Z] . L] A Big Bargain An attractive corner house, Northeast Washington, 501 Tenn. Ave. from $13,509 to $10, 6 rooms and bath; 3 pletely screened; built-in garage; hard- wood floors, hardwood trim; Look this For furthe cellar. buying. Joseph C. erkle Realtor 203 Colorado Bldg. Phone Main 4985 ————=ple——ra|ma|——aa[e—r| SOL HERZOG Budget Prices Are th oL HEDZ0G Street a&‘gflz of this parent tree represented more than $30.000,000 in commerce last year, All Greenhouses Open Daily. J. Wise Byrnes, director in charge of the greenhuused. =aid today that on account of the interest of the pub. iie in the other unusual piants being &rown by the department all of the | ereenhouses will he open to visitors {daily until 4 p.m. The department has one of the largest collections of cacti plants and of crotans in the workd, Today sight-seeing busses from som: 20 schools for girls are hauling visit ors to the show. The conservatory is open all day from 9 am. until 9 p.m., at Four- teenth and B streets northwest. show is to close W Mnewln n|gh1 THIEVES ARE BUSY. Three anen nepon Lou of Wear- ing Apparel. Teresa Cissell, 1343 Fifteenth street reported to police that a sealekin coa | valued at $200 was stolen while he: eficcts were heing moved from het | tormer home at 302 nottheast. Beatrice Burke, an nctress, regis | tered at the Summit Hotel, Seventh yuXuX N streets, reported to the polie: | the loss of five dresses valued at $40 which she stated were taken from a tronk in her room in the hotel last | night. | <. E'mma Meehan, apartment 1,1 1017 Maryland avenue southwest, re ported the foss of wearing apparel, he and table linen, a bunch of kevs and | 3970 In cash from her apartment at- | urday night A wocalled “jimmy worker" was in evidence in the apartment of David . Ryder. 1421 Twelfth street. laat night. He ransacked the apartment a0 stole 820 in_cash The Seaton plac: is the “Watch word” in Washington Selling Watches is more than a business with us. It's a specialty, to which we have de- voted a life time—and this experience is att your service. You can’t go astray under our guidance— for we will help you in the selection. The finer the watch the more technical the knowledge required in its adjust- ment and care—and Karr service “follows through.” The leading makes Lougules, Gruen, k- gin, Hamilton, ete.— for men and women-— at prices that are as low as they can be. | Henry C. Karr Watch Specialist 1419 H Street Reduced 950, terms if desired. porches; house com- large light bargain over before r particulars see— Home of the Budget Plan about the O’Coats at $4() They seem to have more snap than ever before, and there's such a large assortment " here that every one's style preference is sure to be satisfied. Every model from the soft, fleecy greatcoat to the long, tubular dress coat in dark, smooth finishes. Other O’Coats From $35 to $70 The HERZOG BUDGET PLAN allows you TEN equal payments to eettle the bill. e Same as Cash Prices YADEN T0 STRESS FOURD. C. ISSUES Federation Head Lists Ad- justment of Fiscal Relations With U. S. as Important Four major issues affecting the Dis- triet will be pushed vigorously hy the Federation of Citizens’ Asedclations under its newly elected president, James €. Yaden. The faderation's platform. as outlined today by Mr. Yaden, includes establishment of just fiseal relations hetween the Federal And Distriet GGlovernments. national vepresentation. an eléctive bhoard of 2dlication and a merger of the streat car companies in order to hring about a unified operation. The new federation president also nroposes to make the organizatior more reprezentative of the people «f the District through an enlirgement of the personnel of the standing com- mittees. His first step will be to fouble the size of the educatlon com- mittee. of which he was chairman until his elevation to the presidency. The committee now is composed of nine members. Fiscal Relations Are Uncertain. A thorough and scientific study should be made of the fiscal relations | fi bétween the Federal and District Gov- | C, ernments in order to bring about & definite solution to the present uncer- tain condition, Mr. Yaden declared. Guesswork should be removed en- tirely from the controversy over the ratio between the contributions, he sald. He suggested that the commit- tee to make the study should be com- posed of three Senators, three mem- bers of the House and six citizens of the District. The Federal Government, Mr. Yaden believes, should contribute more than $9,000,000 to the mainte- nance of the District. Congress should be impréssed with the fact that Wasah- ington is the Nation's Capital and should be so regarded In making ap- propriations for the support of the city. While persomally opposed to the proposed bond {ssue, Mr. Yaden thinka the federation should give it serious consideration and make known its conclusions to the District Commis- aloners. Gives Views on Bond Issue. “I do not favor a bond issue as a general thing so long as we can pay FURNITURE REN'I."ING FO! Household Receptions Drivasy Conventions Office Weddings 5.000 Folding Chalrs lvr.n in Ntock Son 616 E St. N.W. Main 9136 Parties H. 58y Blossoms Out Anew RE-OPENING Today Management Resumed by Its Former Genial Host, Frank P. Fenwick At Same Convenient Location 1315 N. Y. Ave & 1330 H St. Serving at moderate prices that same supreme quality of zestful food that has made Blossom Inn justly renowned CAFETERIA LUNCHEON 11:30 to 3:00 DINNER Table d’Hote ——Daily— 75¢c. $1. $1.25 Accommodation Card, $5.50 for $5.00. Furniture Carpets seat a la Carte —— Sunday —— From 4 to 8 p. m. Ask Cashier INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN AUTOMOBILE PARKING SERVICE W, B. Moses & Sons Established 186/ F Street and Eleventh Cl.earance Sale of Office Furnifure Golden Oak Table, 60x34 Golden Oak Table, 96x40...,............. Golden Oak Table, 72x35 Golden Oak Table, 36x24 Golden Oak Table, 50x32 All Steel Mahogany Safe, 26x30 Seven Drawer Filing Cabinet, for 5x8 index cards Solid Mahogany Chair with Genuine leather back . Solid Mahogany Upholstered Leather Chair Mahogany Finish Maroon Leather Chair Genuine Red Leather Chair, imitation mahogany .. Roll Top Imitation Walnut Desk, 42x32 Walnut Desk, Flat Top, 36x30 Combination Walnut Flat Top Desk, 52x32 Solid Walnut Chair, with leather back and wicker Combination Walnut Typewriter Desk, 52x32 . Solid Walnut Genuine Green Leather Chair Birch Walnut Side Chair, genuine leather back ... Golden Oak Double Desk, 60x48 Golden Oak Flat Top Desk, 60x32 Golden Oak Typewriter Desk, 42x32 Golden Oak Roll Top Desk, 60x34 Golden Oak Table, 36x24 Combination Mahogany Drophead Typewriter Desk, 60x34 Flat Top Double Pedestal Imitation Mahogany R B oo onmunginss i brnsbnssmmegas Double Flat Top Genuine Mahogany Desk, 66x54. 282.00 Genuine Mahogany Flat Top Desk, 66x84 Imitation Mahogany Flat Top Secretarial Desk, 60x30 So}l;dcillahogm Armchah- with Genuine Im,ther INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1926. as we go without inflicting an undue hurden on the taxpayers,” he said “I have an open mind on this ques- tion, however, and might change my views if the threatened increase in taxes goes beyond normal expecta- tions.” The new president is strongly in favor of a merged street car operation and believes it nnould be accomplished by legislation, If necessary. The fed- aration already is on record as favor- ing a merger. Although the federation has set a precedent in avoiding specific recom- mendations indorsing Individuals for public office in the District, Mr. Yaden said he thought that body should not refrain from doing so if it cared to. Girle from Scotland recently arrived at Yarmouth, England, to take part in the herring fishing season. 1200 G St. Coats —for Dress —for Sports Small reason for run- ning to lengthy descrip- tion of Coats that mirror every style - discerning woman's heart's desire! Come see them. $29.50t0 €300 | Linens Upholstery Regular. Special. $31.90 69.40 29.70 9.85 20.00 195.00 62.50 30.80 115.65 90.75 98.60 65.78 20.65 65.87 94. 50 44.75 132.00 115.00 40.75 70.68 96.65 1945 80.00 53.00 45.00 89.60 1765 60.00 80.00 : 120.00 21.50 55.00 45.00 180.90 116.00 67.00 31.50 T7.00 35.00 || BOTTOM ROUND STEAK.LB. ........cuvvne- 19¢ \ andbkflft who died September ¥ he estate, which includes premises District Supreme Court Is Asked for | "“ sl ket i Probating. is also survived by a daughter, Mrs. The Washington Loan & Trust Co.| Alice G. Garrett of Antibes, France. and Mrs. Alice M. Vandegrift today F AR P A So far has the idea of chambers of flled In the Distriot Supreme Court| | 00 Ylavanced in Turkey that & petition for the probate of the will | congresses of representatives of local of the latter's husband, Samuel H.' organizatiags are being held. OLD DUTCH 9c—19¢c—29c SALE TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 9¢c—9c—9c FANCY MACKEREL, 8 to 9 Ounces Each, 9c |BREAST OF 'LAMB, LB SMOKED LABRADOR HERRINGS, Ea., 9c DRY SALT CLUB AMERICAN CHEESE, ' LB.. . .9¢ Butts, % 1b. 9¢ || sLICED PIMIENTO Backs, 3 Ib.. .. .9¢ LOAF, Y, LB FRESH PAN ROLLS, pan RUMFORD’S BAKER’S BAKING POWDER CHOCOLATE V4-LB. CAN 9c|1-5-Lb. CAKE SPOTLESS CLEANSER, 2 CANS PRIDE OF VALLEY DONA CASTILE CORN, CAN 9c¢|SOAP, CAKE LIMA BEANS, LB. 9¢|RICE, LB. |HEINZ BEANS, CAN . .9¢c|POST TOASTIES, Pkg., 9¢c POMPEIAN MAYONNAISE, SMALL JAR NOODLES, KRUMM’S OR GOLDEN AGE, PKG., 9c STAR NAPTHA POWDER, 2 PKGS Large Size ONICONS, 3 Lbs. .-.9¢c GRAPEFRUIT CABBAGE, h, 9¢ 3 Lbs., 9c figfifbuin TURNIPS, 3 Lbs., 9c 19¢—19¢c—19c¢ FINEST SAUERKRAUT, 2 quarts PIMIENTO CHEESE, jar Smoked Frankfurters VANDEGRIFT WILL IS UP. A Lard Substitute Compound 14 Ibs. {SMOKED SHOULDERS, 1b. | Hamburger Steak Beef Liver | 1v; lbs. 19c|1': lbs. BOUILLON ROAST OF BEEF, Ib —VEAL— Shoulder Chops, Ib.. . .19c|Shoulder Roast, Ib.. . . Bor:llc;:r Ro;t, ’lb .19c|Short Legs Veal, 1b.. .19¢ .19¢ SHOULDER LAMB ROAST, LB. 19¢ Navy Beans, 3 lbs.. .. .19¢c Brazil Nuts, 1b. . ...... 19¢ (Bulk) Macaroni, 2 1bs. . .. ... 19¢|Kellogg’s Corn F I"k"'l Shaghetti, 2 lbs. ... .. 19c| 2 pkgs. ........... ‘ Verdale Cocoa, 1-lb. can 9c Bond Pickles, bottle. . .19¢ c |5.1b. Sack Corn Meal, 19¢c|25¢c Can Coco Malt. . . .19c Hweinz Keichup, bot.. . .19¢' Black Pepper, Yo lb .19¢ FINEST MINCE MEAT, Ib. .................... 19¢ Free From Frost Sweet Potatoes 7 Lbs., 19¢ Extra Fancy CAULIFLOWER HEAD, 19¢ , Largc White Heads ' 29¢—29¢c—29c¢ Chuck EACH, 29¢ Pot Roast, 2 Lbs. . Cocoanut, Chocolate, Orange Pork Chops, Lb. . . Longhorn * Holland Belle Cheese, Lb. 29c| Butter, ' Lb.. . . —STEAKS— SIRLOIN, LB. 29¢ | TOP ROUND, LB... PORTER HOUSE, LB. Tender, Juicy Cuts LEG O’ LAMB, LB. ..... e 29¢ LOIN AND RIB LAMB CHOPS, LB.. ........ 29c BREAST OF VEAL LOIN AND RIB VEAL CHOPS, LB. VAN CAMP’S 29¢|Catsup, 2 bottles .. .29¢| Milk, 3 cans .29¢ .29c¢ .29¢ .29¢ Hominy, 3 cans Soap Powder, 2 pkg: IM"""" s Salt, 3 boxes, 29¢ Pears, No. 2‘/; can. Peas, 3 cans 29¢|SUGAR, 5 LBS CURRANTS, 2 Phgs., 29c|OLIVE on. ", PT.. WASHINGTON FLOUR, 5.LB. SACKS Parson Brown-Florida ORANGES 2.9(‘ Dozen, Large Sizes L