Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1927, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY. AUGUST 5. 1927. ———————_._....._ nf church members M 1d f hain of F tower 150 fe h , with a v v B ANKS Bl AME F[UI];APPEAL TO FARM WOMEN.| AIMEE DESIGNATES [/5ituf et chEnmiistiae | banee, 15 fo Mok e Ak i, a0 oty a A chi nie Kenned The latter w Il poses to establish throughout the Beauty Shops in Corn Bett Flour-| SCHIEF FIELD AGENT’ [“*¥he ugepus Tempte pastor nia air. [ A 0 e | ettt ancesinn n!h#rrt:)’:xl;‘lllzi”l’:é Bargain Ba“’ 425 7th St. N\W g : Jeells . IN.W. Goben would be intrusted with the tween mother and daughter. ishing, ! 't (lnr-i\:n BapE w’f :;Pm;," ’ _— opening of the Chicago Ilighthouse, % Auy it 5 — e N 1 vi vhic! i sl e ant waves have made | Evangelist Names Rev. John Goben :*:V?l‘;l':)u:llnonrl‘:rnmu S Pl 7 s Sound w inaudible to the| past beauties of ; B Mrs, McPherson sald an _electric . coung tme <| human ear will kill certain small ani- | women, Mrs. Ethel of Des Moines to Look After sign, which she promised would be the ) 7 »dited with having led the!mals and fish, say scientist. | own: in of heauty « o “i o World's largest, had been ordered for | mmm——————————— Lighthouses. Installation on the local temple. A | |the Ohio corn belt, told the National Five Failures Ascrnbed OB~ Sihoer or Commaticians totas. * s = - = ] | ter Conflict Over Los An- | ; oy aa s does | ::,2\ ‘)\\(l' “;',".,"'Ll".\ e =1 MONEY EISEMAN S S ATURD AY n spends — o ~ . 7th & F Sts. N.W. geles Water System. |as much time taking of herself | yeste nnounced b for 3 t o i E R mll | Come to Eiseman’s | F 8 A M 10 P M for Odd Trousers , rom 0. to VL. 1s she does the cows and chickens.” | McPherson, the evangelist, as chief WHY FOOTER’ ‘ Ample Funds, Prompt | Answers, Low Interest ‘ To Match Your Rates and Commission Should Be Your Cleaners 0dd Coats Best B. F. SAUL CO. . We carry a stock of over Largest Main 2100. 925 15th St. 5,000 pairs of special trousers, : E ° e embracing all materials, col- t St k R d Most Reliable ors and sizes. Bring in your n lre oc e uce K led odd coat or vest—we can nowledge More Sensational Values for Wise Saturday Shoppers Apartments match it. iy Now. Availabl i . Fair Prices In the New Fireproof j| "I T to Cost and Less Highest Quality Apartment 3 Il 2127 California St. ' 75 Men’s Summer xS FOOTER’S W e - $20 SUITS 1, who is pres America’s Greatest Cleaners & Dyers Inspection Invited Priestly’s, Farr and other brands 1332 G St. N.W. Phone Main 2343 - g e mohair suits, sizes 35 to 44 1784 Columbia Rd. Phone Col. 720 FLOYD E. DAVIS i ¥ »‘ \ = o i r | : “.d;\.lrn ul‘l‘.fm R COMPANY ’ II"|H y without the formalit @ y 4 | < 733 12th Street N.W. 200 Pairs Ladies ey : of the banks' failures vas the chers who had “failed N\ / Stightly im- s A fas baM hees $ perfel:!;s«])n;e Val"e‘ Louses decreased 3 wit isle foiavions et Real Estate i e C 8 unable to liquidate bank 0 M. Q. Watterson declared he could 3 pair .. ‘200 I_‘oans —— 2 Pair to a Customer > not say what protection would be af- forded depositors. Denial by Los Angeles. 3 p fpohshes (D. C. Property Only) E > From Los Angeles came a quick de < b p — : 6 i —— . Just 30 Women’s that city was responsible for ALL Angeles has sent 4 - r < - into the valley = \ METALS and it as ol s banks,” said John R. Richa; R el O 3 No Commission Ch"ged = 08 & H a1 Prnn Ave. Phone wnn 8717 — r——— = Flat e i T B. Dal 7/ T crepes, eorge’ , radiu 46 B St. r:.u:'-' \l-ln loofis 4 You can take 12 years to e ——— - e silksa. $10 pvalueg. % sz Qolie Whele. and Dist pay off your loan without = 2 Ot foke Cis taen ppear to us to Gs internal e WA Phone Matn 3753 the expense of renewing. nly 1 to a Custom Certainly, ity can in no way be . " charged with responsibility e > $1,000 for $10 per month, The purchaso of Owens a including interest and prin- Anne’s admiration for Herbert is almost as deep and water rights and the d o cipal. Larger or smaller as Herbert’s is for himself. Herbert is busily sur- Another Group of Women’s part of the water of ()\\;‘n= River 20 loshisatprasortianate rat ea , W] Los / les a e- 1 :ifx::‘s“):aiobl‘x‘lfio:lt'\‘:fliedm: Saiisbateen _—-— T Ot Tates: veying himself in his new suit, while mother is RESSB Talley ranchers and merchants and 1 PERPE'I'U AL putting on her hat to take them both to our Studio. $ l 5 D B YOUR WEEKEND' She has telephoned Main 4400 and found the AT S e ok 4 BU[LDING special offer on children’s pictures very much to ~@ Unognwoeo demand the purchase by the city of their land at ertedly high values. 2 > moky her advantage. If she overlooks Herbert’s socks, The total re ations asked approxi- » mate $7.000000. " i ASSOCl AT[ON we will fix them ourselves. Anne is just too sweet MEN’S DEPARTMENT States Amount Invested. f ds. Perh ill find ff The city ha a bet: 12 and 1 - or words. Perhaps you, too, will find our offer 200 Men's Spring Suits, 1 lot Men’s Shirts, million dollars in cash for lands pur. “The City on the Hill” Largest in Washington most attractive. Won’t you telephone so we may sizes 33 to 42, 320 to $G30 with and without col- QI reparati : | Assets Over $15,000,000.00 tell you? Underwood & Underwood Connecticut $§25 values ...... Yars, §2.00 quality . c chased in the valley, reparations figures show. Four Ways from 14th & Park Rd. | Cor. 11th and E N.W. i 18 Mens spri;;}z . fim' o Mems _ Ling “" 2 o5 3 $30 values. Sizes 95 lerwear, sizes c Viclence has been resorted to a JAMES BERRY. Presiden s k- . dozen times by valley residents seek JOSHUA W. R, Becretary tod2 ..... 2 for $119 1 to f th ity tc t their d 2 D e apustic: has heeaioam! Gives You These Advantages %5 Men's Spring_ Suits sizes 38 to 42 only. $25 57.50 Nainsook Union 59 Suits, sizes 36 10 46. . c aged several times by dynamite blasts Frid d Saturday Shoopi P e T B Be e e Sy N SRS S T value, to close out. several weeks. . > e K TN a ed fine stores in all lines are open evenings. : 3 3 2 2 for $1.00 Tho Invo County grand Jury opened P g Open Evenings Until 9 0’'Clock—Sundays Until 5 P.M. Do e ?:"74'3 ST RiuaUaads two weeks ago. It will resume its in- High-grade Amusements — theaters and $15 value .. i wear, light weight, 35 3Q¢ 6 Palm Beach to 40 ... - 3 for $1.00 mm;l::;(;;.rEmGED amusement places of character. B ° E d. ' o B2 e pam( g 3 i e . 1 lot Men's Underwear, Splendid Churches—representing practi- argalns xtraor lnary ' $1§“\ear:::‘e i pasi, 570 hn?ladc‘;éth. sfl'it'}s‘mlpl:.fi%fi - and madras in e lot; i i cally all principal denominations. Closing of Columbia Road Diverts| 3 P! P $3.00 value sizes it 46 ey s | Fine Sunday Dinners—wholesome lunch- c’OSl.ng out AII Used Aatomobl’les V%;I:t Oz:lliia‘ntf. $6.!<:0 $3.00 o won L, en's s, sizes sizes 3 to e sl af Ol i rooms and cafeterias; attractive inns, tea and : 5 to 15Y4, values to $1.50, 0c Men's Ties—$1 value Qe day for sewer construction work will necessitate a temporary rerouting of coffee shops; dainty dining rooms—depend- s C the Route 12 busses of the Washing- P35 = = P At Prlces That Make These Cars Washlng- ik W Soteal Saftagh o Silk and Knit Ties.. i len s, si1zes 4 to 18. Values to $20. Silk and Wool Ties, 60'9 c ton Rapid Transit Co., it w able places for every eating need. S & ton’s Outstanding Motor Values! ; et $3.50 to $8.50 s vaue Fioe 429 nounced today by Alexander Shapiro, assistant general manager. The - Buy “On the Hill.” It Pays! bound busses will be detoured from Thirteenth street west on Irving street h R e COLUMBIA HEIGHTS pr— . _§ WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT ;}10 u\fnp]flt!ull e e Business Men’s Association g < ast Executive avenue f Cars in Run- s e . 4 a Wonderful ‘Jlsup:mlll Shawls, $15 57.‘)5 Bath Towels, 35c Telephone Columbia 7488 The goat produces more milk ; < i S . A e i 5 & Bungalow Aprons, Chiffon Hose, slightly : n to 1ta Ty ning Order. QS0 1a Bargain. e ot 30C imperfect, $L5D value, 69c Ladies’ Silk Hose, lisle top, nimal kept for NoJunk. ‘&g / - © Act Quick. oot 390 519 dighuy imperiect, , Q value $1.00 quality ... 49c Linen Hnndkerchiell. slightly imperfect; Rayon Hose, S0c 336 aiis WHITE ENAMEL e TR e - Becker’s Special, $1.25 qt. 10 Cars to $97 50 “That’s All—No sl‘;:‘:’:e slifi:f:f;';fiy"?fi 64C ° & e perfect Craig & Hook, I g BECKER PAINT & GLASS C0. : " Select From More to Pay” Rayon Wash Dresses, sizes $1.00 value 8 to 12. $1.50 value.. 64c 1239 Wisconsin_Ave. west 63 ff| i/ 5 . INE & d S Rayon Vests, $100 Ao Tea Towell‘ 15¢ ol | 187.50 - G 287.50 EVERY PAIR OF SHOES REDUCED o o e VII' nia | =" ¥ —including Fords of all types, Dodge C B . & 2 » Dodge Coupe, Buick 1 Lot Women ’ Coach, Essex Coach, Durant Coupe, Essex Roadster, Shoes, broken si:e;. Sl.!o |,1i¢lf(:'; ”{,’,’;{efi"",?:'cf"s’ a?«: Beach $9_30 | E loan our funds for the building, buying and re- * Buick Coupe, Reo Coupe and Studebakers of all kinds. B0 valtie e vy, 500 value financing of homes, arranging the repayment in strap and lace oxfords, i Sandals and Oxfords, Weeln:E;:;nTripl | moderate monthly instaliments. 1925_26_27 LATE MODEL FINE CLOSED CARS ‘\:;;ltm sizes. SLS0 Q@ é?hf‘lfl?&:“’ tan only. GQ6 Ourrecord—endthe iracord ot he igreat number ‘et Many automobiles to select from. A few examples only: Good Going Fridays | institutions of our type throughout the country, is proba. & = i % Certified and Backed by the Studebaker Othel' Sen Sati onal values and Saturdays [ bly our strongest indorsement. For the person with money @ y d 4 to invest, it is @ record that proclaims SAFETY AND B Nationally Advertised Pledge Beaded Bags. $5 SZJ. Bridge Lamps, just 50, with silk shades 9398 ety e : LARGER EARNINGS. YOUR OLD CAR ACCEPTED AS PART PAYMENT ... Following Tuesdays 1 T $795 Buys 1926 Studebaker Stand, Coach $995 Buys V-63 Cadillac Phacton IECainnil - S 1 Overnight Cases. $500 RICHMOND [ b 1 2 Original finish and Tires—Mechanically O. K. Tires, top, upholstery and equipment all good. Thermos Jars. 1- xal 14 i $845 Buys Late Lincoln Phaeton $250 value ....... $10 value . FREDERICKSBURG ||/’ | : & POTCMAC R. R. kel i 1 ) i $1,025 Buys 1927 Erskine Sedan Fully equipped, paint and tires good. Mechanl- ! sk for is e wave | Bractically new. Only driven 1,900 miles. cally perfect. 5 | i | 295 B 1926 Ford C Hundreds of Other Items Reduced | $1,175 Buys 1927 Studebaker Sp!endllf e mndm(g\»loo‘)::‘l,:{e new. Free Booklet | : Standard 6 Victoria $395 Buys 1927 Ford i OBl o n eI Tl BseEREErigriout All Sales Final—No Exchanges v No Telephone Orders “g j Condition perfect—Driven but 2,300 miles. NORFOLK}: =:zee | G | PRICES AREFLAT—NOTHING MORE TO PAY! UL . e Th h P l c ball Hlustrated by examples > i C 2 s ™ P - O rou arlor Car |i| of some of the hundreds | et inL i ese Bargains Over g i D Your Car Is Here—at Your Price st M £ 4 JOSEPH McREYNOLDS Arrives Norfolk 6:28 pm. \ = BUILDING ASSOCIATION White Front Lot, 1706 14th N.W. | 1 Convenient for Virginia I} Beach Travel | Route z; Leaves Norfolk 9:00 a.m. Arrives Washington 2:40 p.m. UNDER SUPERVISION OF THE U. 5. TREASURY Our MODERN SERVICE STATION, at Kansas Ave. and Upshur St., is Open Leave Your Car at Nl:lu and It | | 94 h Street N.W, Just Below Daily and Sunday from 8 A.M. to 12,P.M. D Ny ave 4 = | wil Be + Ready and Weshed, Next Tl —— T T e A TTITTI RF&P—ACL N.&W.