Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1926, Page 9

Opens Wednesday Another New Store 1205 Good Hope Road In the Building Formerly Used as a Banking Rcom Open Wednesday Morning (Day After Tomorrow) Open Soon Another New Store Corner 1st & M Sts. N.W. In the Apartment Building See Thursday’s Star for Announcement Our new store VIENNA, VA, o e sor L2« CREEN BAG COFFEE it 37¢ ‘.f peciz.zl Th:'j Week V an C amprs 0 ffer Sanltary Oats By arrangement with the Van Camp p Packing Co. we are enabled to make 2 ] 3 5c - you the following offer: Large package, best quality; a bargain 2 Soup—for c Can VAN CAMP’S price should appeal as real economy. SMALL MILK will be Coffee Week | 1° 3 included without charge. We offer a number of well known brands, 5 and for this week only we offer— Our sales clerk will remove the face Orienta Your Choice label from the milk can to use as a voucher for reimbursement for his Soup—for Maxwell House 50 c Lot Can VAN CAMP'S Lord Calvert TALL MILK will be Each of the above brands is packed in tin included without cans. charge. The face label from milk can to be removed by our sales clerk as voucher for his store. pkgs. for Cans Van Camp’s Cans Van Camp’s Special This Week Brick’s Bulk 1 5c Mince Meat Per Lb. Special This Week Maryland Chief Spinach 2 = 25¢ Green Basket Special Tomorrow— further Take advantage of these special of- fers to further introduce Van Camp’s Soups to you. We suggest that you always include a can or two of the Vegetable; you'll enjoy its particularly good quality. THIS VAN CAMP OFFER ISGOOD ALL THISWEEK Oranges & Grapefruit Our large sales keep our fruit stocks turning over continuously. Buy the fruit we offer several times a week and then you will always have fruit in the finest condi- tion for serving. White Potatoes . .. .10 Ibs., 37¢ Sweet Potatoes . . . ..5 lbs., 24c Cabbage ..........perlb., 3c Iceberg Lettuce . . per head, 10c Turnips and Carrots. 3 Ibs., 13¢ Eastern Stayman 5 Winesaps .......6 Ibs., 25¢ York Imperials. . . . .8 Ibs., 25¢ Cranberries .......2 ]bs., 25¢ 2-Ib Carton Sugar .......14c 5-1b. Carton Sugar .......35¢c 10-1b Bag Sugar .........65¢ 3 = 25¢ Loffler’s Sliced Bacon g 35¢ cans for A large can apple butter, er made oniy as Libby would P Libby’s Apple Butter make it. =19c Wednesday— Succotash (Canned) Thursday— Record Brand Tuna Fish Please note that this brand of Tuna is NOT the kind of tuna fish we have pre- viously offered. The white-meat tuna is unprocurable by us at this time. What little white-meat tuna we got from the present year's very short pack has been entirely <old out. Record Brand is Tuna Iish, but not the kind you have previously bought from us. Candy Our Christmas Candies have ar- rived. \s is our custom, we offer to all who desire to purchase in full package lots (pails, tins or cases), a special dis- count. O% Discount —from retail prices if bought in full inal packages. As Our Prices Are Extremely Low —this proposition should appeal strongly to every organization which buys candies for holiday distribution. EGGS Canned Tomatoes cans for Sanitary brand are lhe kind that satisfy. Have you tried them? Loffler’s Pure Pork Sausage ......lb. HERMAN L. KARPELES Former Water Registrar's Body | Will Be Taken to Newark, N. J., Home This Afternoon. Herman L. Karpeles, 54 years old, trict of Columbia and native Washing- tonian, died in Garfield Hospital yes- terday, following a long illness. He came here from Newark, N. J., where he had been making his home for the past several years to enter the hospital about two months ago. vertising firm | Karpeles was graduated from Central High School in 1891, He was a member of the Masonic fraternity and also_of al Jewish organiz: tions in Ne on, Seymour a_daugh this ty, Providence, R . Thomas Oscar h-r Newar Services will bo held in € time to be decided later. Fares Robs Taxi Driver. Luby Oliver, ta iz at 1905 Pennsylvauia avenue, had bLeen hired at Iourtcenth streets early this morning by colored men to drive them to Fir T streets southwest, told police when he reached there one of ares, displaying a weapon, robbed him of § ih driver, who and TUXEDO _SUITS $29 Liberal Terms EISEMAN'S 7th & F WE DYE W] EA‘R[N(I AI’PARI;I\,GIILACK ln 24 Hours The Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Line. ]RIII—LIm- lfill-—l inc. 1812 5,000.- $4240 at Aze 30. fi(—nd Dule of Birth for Full Information LeROY GOFF Insurance— 1l branches 610 Woodward Bidg. " ain 31 T, Meritorious Service The cfficient manner in which ‘these skilled mor- ticians perform, when called in on any case requiring careful attention, merits the pronouncement of their successful service. Model chapel, private ambulances and livery in connection. Just call— James T. Ryan Mortician 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Lincoln 142 BT “% Efir ll [ l‘u happl thoroly pOs NO APPRAISAL CHARGE MINIMUM T-nde-Mn former water registrar for the Dis-| He was connected with a Newark ad- |1 resid- | Born of judicious investment in selected, FIRST MORTGAGE NOTES SEIPH Founded 1907 1417K Strcet—Main' 9300 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1926 WALTER HALLECK DEAD. North Carolina. Walter F. Halleck, 34 vears old, {until recent years a resident of this |city and a graduate of the Edmonds School here, died of pneumonia in | New Bern, N. C. Friday. He had | been sales manager for a lumber firm in North Carolina for several years. Funeral services will be conducted at the Ninth Street Christian Church, | of which he was a member, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Fort Lincoln cemetery. Mr. Halleck is survived by his widow, Mrs. Irene Mattara Halleck; oung daughters, Helen and Betty : a son, Walter I, Halleck, and r, Mrs. Nellie T Halleck, of 5 His father was the late Capt. \\'alu»rl- Halleck, U. S. A. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. | The University Players of the Amer- fcan A ciation of University Women will present a comedy, ell- ing Yourself, by Margaret Went- worth, Thur: A3fl p.m. Readings and mon v fessionals will The South \\nnh!n:hm Citizes Association will meet Wednesday, 8 ., in Fairbrother School. The Burleith { will meet tomorrow, schoolroom of the Methodist Church. “Citizens' Association 8 p.m., in the Mount Tabor The Scienc Washington s and the Chemi Washington will Academy of al Society of hold a combined meeting Thursday, 8:15 pam., in the auditorim of the Cosmos Club. On { of the board of directors of Trusts, City of Philadelphia, ntation will be made of the John ott Medal to Dr. C. Hayes, Prof. J. N. Bronsted, University of Copenhagen, will speak on “The Metal Ammines and Their Significance for Physical Chemistry of Solutions.” All ed to attend. W. Shrum, chief States Navy, will ntllustrated talk on Palestine ow at the Church of the Cove- {n nh under auspices of the Business Woman's Council. Mrs. Selden Spen- cer will have charge of the devotional exer from 6:45 to 7:16. The Mission Circle of the Christ Lutheran Church will have a Chri t- mas sale of homemade things ay from 2 to 10 p.m., at the church, New Jersey avenue near M street. Pro- ceeds for local charities and missions, The Col. James S. Pettit Camp, No. |8, United Spanish War Veterans, will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m., at 921 Penn- sylvan enue south | Delta Chi Fratern '|y will meet at luncheon tomorrow, 12:30 p.m., at the | Lee Hou The New York State Society of Washington will give a reception and ball tomorrow in honor of the New | York State congressional constituents {and their wives, 8:30 p.m. at the | Willard Hotel. Mrs. James W. Wads- worth, jr., is president of the society. A dramatic cantata: “Jepthah and 1 'r,” will_be given by the of the Vermont Avenue Church, at that church, 8 pm., W. B. Slater, director, and Henry De Bingham, president of the cholr, Proceeds for the building fund. All welcome. The meeting of the Howard Park i ' Assaciation scheduled for tonight has leen postponed until December 20, because of the budget meeting. e Ex-Mission School Head Dies. LYON December 13 (#).— The R . Ostrander, 54, for head of the American *hool Hrmmkov, Bulgaria, died -,r! | il \ ! at ness— secured ELPS v g SETTLEMENT FEES— PO _ s C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc. Auctioneers 715 Registered. 13th Street ESTATE SALE (by catalogue) by well-known artists; Silve fos, Bric-a-Brac, Rare Prints, Fireplace Brasses, cte. held by request), together sources. Terms Cash. of Antique and Modern Furniture, Rare Chinese Kakemonas, Paintings and Embroiderics, Oriental Rugs, in all sizes; Paintings are, Bronzes, Rich Draperies, Cur- Chinese ¥ rniture, Decorative Mirrors, To Be Sold at Public Auction Within Our Galleries 715 13th Street Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday December 14th, 15th, 16th and 17th, 1926 At 2 P. M. Each Day Being effects from a prominent local estate (name wl\lh- with additions from other C. G. SLOAN & CO., INC., Aucts. P T R A L T z2mas "J-agz'.lz o SoEEEREEEy | oo - FEES e-:- £ | COL. SAMUEL E. ALLEN DIES IN HOSPITAL HERE | #ormer District Man Succumbs in| DIES IN BROOKLYN AT 68 Retired at Own Request in 1910 After 42 Years of Service. Col. Samuel Edward Allen, U. 8. A., retired, 68 years old, veteran of the Const Artillery, who was retired at his own request in 1919 after more than 42 years' service, is dead at his home in Brooklyn, N. Y., according to word sent from there yesterday. Col. Allen was commander of the coast defenses in several of the Fast- States between 1910 and 1916, the 1m1 ding the Potomac River, : Southern New York and Sand Hnok N. J. During the World War he commanded the Philip- pine Department, Coast Artillery Corps, and prior to that time com- manded the Northern Pacific Coast Artillery distri varlous other stations during his long career in the service. Allen was born , Ind., August 12, 18 graduated from the United itary Academy in 1881. LASSEN PEAK STEAMING. Signs of Voleanic Eruption in Cali- fornia Mountain. REDDING, Calif., December 13 (8). ~—Lassen Peak showed ns of vol- canic activity s lay when steam and d from the crater. This was the third time this week the mountain has been re- ported in action. There was a light blowout Saturday morning and another last Tuesday. THE WEATHER { District—Rain tonight and tomor- row; warmer tonight; much colder tomorrow afternoon or night. Maryland—Rain tonight and tomor- row, warmer tonight; much colder tomorrow afternoon or night. Virginia—Probably rain tonight and tomorrow; rising temperature in east portion, and colder in_ extreme west portion tonight; colder to- morrow. ‘West Virginia—Rain tonight, cold- er in west portion; tomorrow colder and possibly snow. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 pm., 46; 8 p.m. 42; 12 midnight, 40; 4 am., 41; 8 am., 8 pm, 78; noon, Highest temperature, 48, occurred at 2 p.m. yesterday Lowest temperature, 40, occurred at 11:46 p.m. vesterday. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 52; lowest, 43. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 9:10 am. 9:48 p.m.; high tide, 2:17 am. 2 and and p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 10:06 and 10:48 p.m.; high tide, and 3:58 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today——Sun rose 7:18 a.m. setn 4:46 pm.. Tomorrow--Sun rises 7:19 am.; sun sets 4:46 p.m. Moon rises 1:31 p.mg a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls at 8 a.m.—Tem- perature, 38; condition, ightly muddy. Weather in Varlous Cities. ‘Temperature, am. sun sets 12:50 Stations. Tesusti - qusia eer = " oMo H H g ** fepamsas o .« Snowing + Cloudy Raining (l SSEENRES i haming Cloudy et o aks X iining . Pt.cloudy Kaning Indianapolis. Jacisonvil B oy Elondy < Ptcloudy Cloudy Loe Angel Loutwville g v i Cloudy 2 Raning Pt.cloudy Clondy Gloudy oudy Raining Clear Pittsburch Portiand urmln % wize Resene Loagie, BRINDLE BUL iale. gragish fan, Wiih " forinle )l Kravieh tan. “Apy yashineton Animal Rescuo Leugue, $10 LyInnd GYeo xav aid G s, e, con: Return 1o Benr- D confaining sum aturday nights reward. Alpha Togt Ome 105t g i, Qw.. Mlb- Ipjey, " Riverdgm \m' faiiting . lost in Ki . December 10, kind abo; . pui. Loks is i "y ratetul a nmnuunn &nd ib: " roturned 1o Mra: Cross ni Shave mumber. o address ;m» owner, Copeland._ Oakcrest “ brown ol a5 afternoon Decomber 11, m 1606 Hobart sf. nmw. Co PUR anday . December Berwean 3 :m. mm Kentucky “ave. Atla 1 STROKE PROVES FATAL. cken with p: rgia_avenue Creek Church road and New Friday home, Louls 5. B shire avenue his way years old, he (fled was ta Hampshire avenue, where aturday of cerebral hemorrhage. Mr. Frisard was a watchmaker, at 1110 F street. H widow, Rosalind, Mrs. Dorothy Riley. belonged o inclul of Masons, the Society, Junior Orde 3 the American Benevolent Sociely and Ruth Chapter of ‘The funeral wi residence at 2:30 terment in Rock ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. American Le New Willard | of Christma deccased ¢ wounded ol hospitais. erv The Sixteenth Street Hig ‘vens’ Association in assembly room terian Church. The Takoma Park Citizens' 30 o'clock, in tion will meet, 7 ina Libra, Stanton et in Pe ioner Doughe tertainment and i Brookland Ci meet, § o'clock, Music. The Writes o'clock cra Davidson. Piney will meet, E. Church. Bell will spe: izens' associations ernment. Cosmos Club: will lecture on t Linc presentative Church. will speak. hington Citizens’ me: Lutilow School, De 1 ves to mon and ds. presents for chik zer ft Club will meet, § sement of Mount )‘lut\ Branch Citizens' Associati 8 o'clock, Lieut. Col. J. < of the r Clarence A. “Washington the B at 8 o'clock. s he left a at Rock Hamp- :30 p.m., on arg street v at ken to his home, at night at 8:45 o'clock e is survived by his and by a daughter, ions he Lodge evol de Cr ansbur ent Be of Mechanic the ( ill be from his late p.m. tomorrow. In Creek Cemetery. Auxiliary for the fon nel, bali, benefit en of the the ice men and and sailors in nds Cit will meet, 8 o'clock of the Sixth Presby l ssocia Tako- tion | will speak. shm Association will at Masonic Temple. by Miss Prisk, Mr nderscheid and Mrs. in Hamline Franl ation of cit- to the District gov- Phillips au Lantern-slide’ Association will in Road M. . Treadway } As- et, 8 o'clock, at the aths. | dipoJife suddenty Sun- at 9:13 o HowNrD Behiy: i’ their m his late 15.at 1 pm., i .'!':rvluun L. ne. Interment Pa BROWS:, neph In i Ttciment At Lo timore. " Md. B nore (B: cHpSLEY, re nrayel for our late brother, 3oy Fuineesl trap: his &t Augnstine's Holy e 11 lvm Park Cy nmn(fll\ Itimc ame men I LEWIS SEPgN. res. n Eli Iate o land ave. Riverdale. Decomber, 15, at t St | e e thvitea, Cemetersy. Membors of the Holv AL (.i St. 0 meet. at & neadav Mar; tn attend the reqn f JO] of the soul o the late Tnn’m,.;v fres at the S 1 t 2 p and’ friends invited o attend On Satu * residence. & TLOVTE Rosalind ‘Frfenrd Tate recl v 14 d friends § On Satu at his - restianin Ty mbor 14, NI Tate residence cent, Benevolent G. WHITING neral “ho Wednesday, Dece thence to Church, where n.m. 20 A Thomas T, of Martha i n furch at Oolne Tntermant e Name < Chureh are mean: Kary's Chntren o 5. at 106 fons mas i Beloved “wifs Oliver. Eban i m rdav. December 11 vf\‘l’ BR17 New " Fomin 3. Deoved widh arad fience” ,.,, 30 ok w\nn,v m attend v Prosmber 1. 1096, W7 New Taminehiv q F Membors of tha Croa: Association eordially in- PAUM, President, Seerstary emher 12 1996 an oF Rt 3¢ 1 nmeral from W. 818 H 15. me. ¥, Dec Aww Streot O} will e ha services " ‘Interment Fort Lincoln' Comaters.” JoNNSON On Friday cvening, December Fiaglor 5214 AR n.’" 13 ¥, Decembor 1 vvho residenc e Barry, A v“( - um» Fairmont TIN carner A frie W unty (Va.) Departod ber 14, a man. pastor. The _offic Temple. Attest: PHILLIPS, On Sund at - the residence o Funer 8 am. from St 15t an V' cra nds_in Va December ‘rl'.rl Madigon asé copy.) this life suddenly. on 10. 197 S o' ers, and. members 9 P. O 1 " Phillins, Faneral services and interment at den. Del.. on Tresd On Sunday. Dec loved Busbuh 5" hter, tig! Wed mndqv thence 10 St. das. December 11, 1926 o om ¢ Mariboro, Md. on Sundar, Decombe n.m. 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