Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1927, Page 9

THE EVENING See Telephone Directory for Piggly Wiggly Store Nearest You Deserved Success Pigaly Wiggly bakery products, fresh from our OWN ovens to the Wigsly stores, marhable preference by women who appreciate bakery things FRESH! Have you tried Lady Alice Bread? <healthful Kellogg’s Bran Flakes -3 Packages, 25¢ Post Toasties -2, 15¢ Lunch Rolls . 10c Libby’s Milk v 1lc Quart Fruit Jars, Doz 83¢ Pint Fruit Jars, Doz 69c Sunshine Takoma Biscuits Package, 4c All fresh pack, highest grade nationally known brands. Rosedale Peaches— 19¢ Libby’s Peaches— Libby's Peaches— No. 2 ean.......... 20c Del Monte Peaches— No. 2% can........23¢ Del Monte Bartlett Pears, No. 2% can..29¢ Del Monte Fruit Snlnl ‘Tomatoes— No. 1 can, 4 for....25¢c Sun Sweet Prunes— 11-ox. can, 3 for. Maraschino Cherries— 3-0z. bottle ... 10c Libby’s Small Asparagus Tips— No. 1 square, can...25c Del Monte Sardines— 1b. can ........ ..15¢ Told Another— And Now All Washington Knows That the Piggly Wiggly plan for buying food is the most modern and practical. Choose for yourself, from the convenient and attrac- tive Piggly Wiggly displays, nationally adver- tised good thin, spection unhurried. make your selection and in- And then when your pur- chases are totaled you find that the great Piggly Wiggly system has made possible real savings, - Piggly Wiggly is more than an ECONOMY It is also a SERVICE! XTRA—PIggly Wiggly specials and displays always are in step with the seasons. A visit to a Piggly Wiggly store offers a wealth of suggestions for seasonable things to eat. And Still Another New Store ) OpeAning Slzéur- ay, August at No. 3, Lee Highway. Cherrydale Va. Free Samples _ on oening day. Bo eure and come in. Beets ; Soap Specials Small Ivory Soap, 4 for 25¢ Large Ivory Soap. 12¢ Guest Ivory Soap, 3 for 13¢ Star Soap, 10 cakes....39¢c P & G Soap, 10 cakes..35c STAR NAPHTHA POWDER LARGE PKG,, 20c Large Chipso, pkg. Small Chipso, pkg. Lnr[a lvory Soap Vegetables inspire flaggmg Summer ap- Qctltes.. POTATOES . .15 Ibs., 32¢ Sweet Potatoes. 4 Ibs., 25¢ Cabbage .......lb., 3V «vver....bunch, 5¢ Carrots. . .3 bunches, 10c White Squash. . .. .1b., 4c Yellow Squash. . ..Ib., 4c TOMATOES. ...2 Ibs., 9¢ Here are the STAR, WASHINGTON, ELECTRICIAN KILLED BY TERMINAL ENGINE Donald Lee Allen, 22, Found Be- side Track—Was Repairing Locomotive Light. Donald Lee Allen, 22 years old, an electrician in the employ of the Wash- ington Terminal Co., was found dead alongside the tracks in the company‘s yard shortly before 3 o'clock this morning, evidently having been .illed by a train. Al duties included looking after 807 14th Street N.W. Phone Franklin 5142 Neglect Your Eyes Genuine Far_and Near Lenses | $5.00 These Sales Start Promptly 812F St Radium or Battina Silk, Deep double hem Al colors and sizes. Gorgeous, fresh-cut specially priced for week-end selling SIX Gladioli for........ DOZEN Gladioli for....$1.01 Cash& CarryFlower Stores Funeral Flowers Delivered Free—Nominal Charge on Other Orders SPECIAL Friday & Saturday Don’t Miss It SHAH OPT.CO. D. 0., THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1927. lights on locomotives, and a short time before his body was found, it is stated, he had inspected one. He usually was accompanied by a helper, it is stated, but his helper was not there this morning. Dr. Charles Harnsberger, the com- pany’s surgeon, pronounced life ex- tinct. The body was removed to the morgue, and relatives of the deceased, residing at 2034 jirst street, where he also lived, were notified. A coroner's jury decided that Allen fell from an engine while at work and was killed by the engine passing over € Sale of GLADIOLI “Glads,” Yery $1 804 17th Street N.W. Phone Franklin 10291 18 Years Exclusive Optics Finest Quality Toric Lenses This Is Not a * Jewelry Store MRS. A. M. BILYEU DIES. Funeral Tomorrow for Woman Long Resident Here. Mrs. Annie M. Bilyeu, 73 years old, widow of George W. Bilyeu, and for many yedrs a resident of this city, died at her home, 1711 Second street northeast, Tuesday after an illness of several months. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. George S. Dun- can, assisted by Rev. H. D. Wooding, vill officiate. Interment will be pri- ate. She is suryived by a brother, J. Harry Jones, and a sister, Miss Emma S. Jones. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. ‘Waneta Council, No. 6, Degree of Pocahontas, is scheduled to give lawn party at the corner of Georgin avenue and Quincy street. To be re- peated tomorrow evening. The United Lodge of Theosophists, Hill Building, eventeenth and I streets, will have a talk at 8:15 o'clock on “States After Death.” All welcome, The Red Triangle Outing Club is scheduled to give a sunset and twi- light walk, via fiitration plant and Soldiers’ Home, Meet at North Capi- tol street and Michigan avenue at 6:30 o'clock. Car Line Denies Responsibility. The Washington Raillway & Elec- trie Co., yesterday denied that it was responsible for injuries received by Eila A. Hanit, 1906 Second strest northeast, for which she has sued for 185,000 damages. The company through Attorneys Roger J. Whiteford and S. R. Bowen says the plaintiff was care- less in alighting from the car and her ankle turned. The accident oc- curred March 7, 1926, at Ickington place and Florida avenue northeast. Theodore R. Harness Dies. Theodore R. Harness, 22 years old, radio man, first-class, U. 8. N at one time a radio operator in the Navy Department here, died in_the Naval Hospital at Newport, R. L. last Thursday after several weeks' ill- ness. Interment was in St. Francis, Sunday. Mr. Harness is sur- vived by his mother, Mrs. Anna Mae Harness of St. Louis. Mr. Harness was at one time wel- terweight boxing champion of the naval forces stationed in the Philip- pine Island ‘The octopus squirts a cloud of black “ink" like a smoke screen at its ene- mie: Saturday Until 3:30 or Service Weight 0SE. Reinforced silk tops and soles where the wear is most needed. These hose are abso- lutely perfect. Included are 500 irs of our famous service weight hose in all colors at this low price of $1 Main Floor .19. Guaranteed Perfect THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy tonight and tomorrow, preceded by showers to- night; cooler tonight; moderate north winds. Maryland—Cloudy tonight and to- morrow, preceded by showers and slightly cooler tonight; fresh northeast and north winds. Virginia—Cloudy tonight and tomor- row, preceded by light rain tonight: cooler in central and east portions to- ght; fresh southwest shifting to hwest winds. West Virginia—Light showers to- night; tomorrow partly cloudy, contin- ued cool. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., $0; 8 p.m., 12 midnight, 72; 4 a.m., 72; 8 a.m., noon, 66. Barometer—4 p.m., 29.84; 12 midnight, 2 8 p.m., 29.511 4 a.m., 29.80; 18 am. Highest temperature, 83, occurred at 2:15 p.m. yesterday; lowest tempera- ture, 65, occurred at 9 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 73; lowest, 69. Tide Tables. (Furnished by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 6:28 a.m. and 6:48 pm.; high tide, 12:07 p.m Tomorrow—Low tide, T:44 pm.; 1:03 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Sun rose 5:23 a.m.; sun sets 727 a.m. and high tide, 12:39 am. and Today- 7:01 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:24 a.m.; sun ests 7 p.m. Moon rises 10:36 p.m.; sets 11:33 a.m. Automobile lamps to ‘be lighted on half hour after sunset. Great Falls—Very muddy. Harpers F erry—Shennndouh—sIlght- ly muddy. Potomac very muddy this Mrs. Buchanan Seeks Divorce. Mrs. Ethel R. Buchanan, yesterday filed suit in the District Supreme Court for a limited divorce from James A. Buchanan, owner of the National Press Service. They were married August 11, 1923, and have fo children. The wife charges cruelty, drunkeness and atention to other women. She is represented by Atorney T. Morris Wampler Catfi of ébauu TACKNES, ish to thank our many \hors for their Kindness xpression of sy ¢ during the 1li- pud death of our a0d and father, YD HACKN HE FAMILY 3 hursday. August 18, ALD LR ATD v beloved gon and Mrs, Wiiilam . Noe | hereafter. ioved wife of the lai B ke neral from her late. residenco. 630 11th st e Friday. August 10."at"9 am. SILYEU. On Tuesday, August 18,1927 at m.._at her residence. 1 NIE beigved wife of the Ints George W. Bilysu. Funeral from her late residence ‘on Friday, August 19, at o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Interment privat BOYD e X neral later. BURK. On Tuesday evening, August at Leesbure, Var ROBERE GRAY 3 nneral wervices vnll be held at Methodist Episcopal Church, Leesburz. 2 p.m. Friday, August 19. ay, August 17. 1027. at ton Hospital, atter a biief OYD." Notice of 2u- RO On Tuesday, Augus 937, oskenOf. THaH oloved son: of ths late Frank ‘and Mary Crovo. in’the 4ith e age. Rem: t "Tabler_{funeral home, 938" M n‘.“ 'ha until Eriday August' 10" at’ 030 wil he 1 h of Colunibus Hall .i""w".u"u' 3 m?fi“ Dital. _whero mass will be 10 clock.” “Tnterment in Arlinzton. National Cometety, ~ Relatives and inends invifed to atten 0D A A 192 UCY .. e helou-d \352".11‘&'“" % Goodwin ‘ot 813 Tavior st. m.w.. and be: loved dauj nler of \lrl %ll‘llbelh A. Peter and_ the Amadeus C. Peter. Notice of !unerll la GRIGSBY, Suddenly, on Thursday. Aueust 18887, »t, Bowle, Ma. TILLIE MAY GRIGSBY. oted of ° Douxlas morning. Weather in Various Citles. Temperatare. 22 g2 i 3 8 5 5 Stations. £ Weatber. WouINH *"3qu 35y, et e, - SUPINSIL Biiminghar Bismarck Boston Buffalo . Charlesto Chicago . ot SHIREIER DR IDAR A ADDITD oudy S ama Louisville Miami, Fi 229200 Ty SRy “ana“Tatehter ot Efien Nikher mother of Spencer Austin and. i Marie Jackson and Hubert Stone. "! funeral hereafter, emains o W, Ernest darvis Co. funeral 2222 Georgia ave. n.w. HOPKINS, Suddenls. ‘on Tuesday, Auenct 957, “at Sibiny Hospitat, JACOB H - boloved Kussand of Bl h Jopking. Rt L l| Gasch' Song’ funeral ryland Hyattsville, 4. Bureray o:;hx-:lrh{uChA.u#n“ o o e Rid fnterment Beltovitte. Sea; Do HOPKINS, Offi h‘ ‘Will Council ('Q'g .]"d 1"716!“ IAl”g"'GO?‘E quested to_attend the f llEI2| IVI(‘QQ of our lats brother, JAC( fi at the Metho l“li Ch\lrlh “cl'lvl"" Md.. Friday. ‘Auegge do. 17 4t pan. ROBERT HE. L'L%fmfi’. k) HUDSOX. Depasted thiy life on Wednesday. August 17, 1097, HUDSON. s ioaves ‘to. motrn thelr ioas daughters and a host ! andtrients: “Remaln resti ope's Sumeral parior Notic of funeral hereaiter. LOVLAN, on Wedneuiay. Anml‘} ;‘l 192 N TH AN, Lo tw omer {nluu\'nn otk Church, “whero requlem high mass will be sung at 9 a. MATHI Imme- diate Reliet Snc(al“ nnnouncc e e den it HATTY 18, at Nan- tuckel, Mass. A-éeucsm. du%!‘rld Au- st A8, dReEN. Rec: Soc. 20n Wednesday, A PR R T SRS E e Iz a0 £ MEO FIN Bet. Y. W_C. A on 6th &' R ticket office on 14th OLLIE PUPPY._ black and_sray, mals: yed from 112 Carroll ave., Takoma P-rk Reward. COLLIE—White. with brown ears and Nnvm snat on hend: vicinity of Brookland. ~Please 4630 disappeared am. Aug. l4: revard. Call Col. White-cream-eol- DOG—$25 n{«l Tomale: "ioot last Week. 3130 1gth DOG—Very small black fice doz, With tan around | akise. thary Tace. short De. e fuers to the name of “Fav'': missed Wednes- day_evening, ard. Mr. Stewart Capers, 3 Weat, Irving St "Clievy Chase, Ma._Wis: consin FRATERNITY PIN. Theta Chi. Sunday eve- ping hetween 18th ind Eve and 1440 Colum- bia rd. Apt on Pleasant street car. Re hone Col. 2201. FRATERNITY PI3 . Sigma Nu Phi. Adams GLAS%FS hom rlmmed ‘without case. vlcln- ity likh 15|I l‘ ITI. n.w. or 1R“h L5 U . Stabler. 1437 R. T ave. H.w. "\.fnh HANDBAG, lady's, gray D eveglasses, two bank books. Kkevs and ‘small amount of money. Finde can’ have the money 1f he will return the otheritems which can be ot nnmulne o ox c NK SCARF. August 17. st. or Mt. Pleasant car. Return io Alllmollt Cu(! l'ml \n\nmmr ave. Rew: i e vl e Anl 56 l‘crmu finding or hearing of this dog please noti . Lee. 631 Raleigh pl near Swan lev. d Cyma. Apart. 205, 1760 RED AND SEVENTY-FIVE th n‘n Ruurn to Mr. CHAS 'S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_Lincoln_332. | ALMUS R SPEARE Succeeding the Onglml WR,SPEAREOO 1623 Connecticut Ave. st 17, 1027, ¢+ Sibley Hou A G tal, ged 30 1 ved wife vin B, Newton' ot at Pledsant. xd‘f Notice of funeral later. PAYNE. On Thursday, st 18, 1027 BESSIE G. PAYNE (neo hick). ‘beloved wife of Howard Pa; @ will lio i Samea B Kyan's paclors st 317 Penn eylvania ave. Notice of funeral Tater. st 17. 1027, PERRY, On Wednesd: ? R e | REAMY. On W & 'l‘ his l’elld!n(! ]20 N n. BN B Boiaved "f" lancha ah D seen ot h}“"r.leh n . SEB 5 l‘nllavull 0 e R 3, dntermaent ot Vo on e Do, " Relatives ‘and" friends lavited. > SEIDERS. On Tuesday. A: 16 1027, at her resitonce. LA BETR LANE ba: loved mother of Geneva, Eunice and Franz Seiders. Funeral services at W. W, Chambers funeral home. Frid 162 D.m. Interment Cedar SWITH. On Wednesday, Auguat 17, 1027, hee. a FANNIERATE neloved wife a7 Dagicl Smith. Services will, be held at Zur: hnrn'l finerdl varlors, 01 East Capitol ot ureday. Augnst 18, n Thi Trierment ‘at Latretton, Pa. SMITH (LANK), On Wedned 7. % S lfl"z s 2 L5l TH, Beiovod motis ot M. Feer. Olve To Segr \est Smith. Fui Ml’l residence of her daughter. nw. Saturday. August 20. and friends invi WHELAY. On Wednesday; August 17, 1027, .m., at her residence. 3204 LieE 8 Efi'& belor tives and friends respectfully ingl ited to attend. WILSON, Departed this lite Tuesds o 1eaves ons am o) x'o dau:mer- Funeral Friday at 10 am Alex- ander S. " fitera) chapel, VALs A5 8o G uneral private.) " intermént Woodlawn Cemetery. WORTHINGTON. . on Anwu A gt P datighter of ington. Bod hnmn Friday. _Service urday morning at her late residence. 469 Maryland ave. 8.w. Interment Waynesboro. Pa. 19 In Memoriam. BABCOCK. Sacred to the memory of our dear’ mother. MARY JANE BABCOCK. dled oné year ago loday, Ausust 18] You are gone. it is true, dear mother. And for all of ‘us vou did your bes ay God krant you eternal ¥ oU R Caltr BARBCOCK. In sad but loving remembrance of, gur " d dur: "yIn ther, ' Mrar MARY B (BAB- one year Aumm TH1 0867 008 0ur Tathe, JAMES H. BABCOCK. who lied seventeen years ako. Fevraary 4. 1010 We, shall meet them some bright morning. _POTOMAC 4600 (" rarerm Resting by the waters fair: JAMES T RYAN They are waiting for our coming, In God's hca\enlv arden there, JOHN, I{A‘ID PAULINE, * 317 Pa. Ave. n lad hm. Joving remembeance S.E. Model Cnapx Atlantte 1700 "ot my deas he M. MA . BABCOCK, Private. Ambh Auto Servies | 9,75 d "ea""ih.”hm one year ago today. T. F. %OSTELLO August 1724 N. Capitol St. NORTH 7978. ”‘iLM, e ad e V L. SPEARE CO. A S, A * e HER DAUGHTER, MARY B. ADAMS. * either the L-\ll(. In ]n\int nmemhun of de- -un‘ the onginal Wi 5. Socace 5‘3?{'&?:?- = votod mother. ANNTE nd £ Piiote Prank. ecze 1009 H St. N.W. 5% Formeriy 910 F St. N.W. ARK. “who fve years a8 uick, Dignifie Ef Autombbils’ Setrice - Coiclent Sarvice, . W. Deal & Co. . 816 1 st NB. LINCOLN 8200. % oV LLIAM LEE. Funeral Director and n. dln No. 1 can.. Libby’s Pineapple— No. 1 can... ...Me Libby’s Buffet Size Fruits ver.10c .1le Celery, large crisp stalk 8c LETTUCE N. Y. State. . .head, 8¢ Lemons . ......doz., 35¢ Peaches ......... Apricots .. Fruit Salad ... CLEARANCE 500 Silk Dresses ! Imagine buying a becomingly smart frock for daytime or after- noon wear at the ridiculously Libby": l Pears— No. 1 can... ..18¢ Canna Brand Peas...10c Monocacy Valley Libby’s S ud Pmupplo 214-lb. can ,.. Are You Particular About The Meats You Eat? The most particular person will appreciate the un- O i of SioT. Thata whes usually high quality of all Piggly Wiggly meats. Finest is ofered the women of Washing- cuts from the markets primest—always ton at Sworzyn’s tomorrow! HAMS®" i puseimlb,, 29¢ s Broiling Chickens, Ib., 40c And the great varlety of ma- terials and colors makes the offer Fresh Fish CrabMeat.........lb, 65¢c doubly attractive. Washable Radium, Flannels, New Prints, Flat Crepes, Checked Taffetas Bront . . . ... .00 000dby 1Se Halibut .Ib., 35¢ Rock Fish...........lb, 30c and Flowered Georgette are among the fabrics in the lot! Veal Cutlet . Ib., 55¢ Boston Mackerel . .1b., smOked Calas . lb" lsc Fiofie:t:)f l’al‘;.dedr:ck Doiwiistairi dresses are in this Store 3 lot. All sizes and AT MODERATE PRI No Exchanges—No Refunds k—1 v'-r X CIOIorSI; forhthccfnrs(; i Tell Hubby You Want Him : . : et Hece M \\?: p ’*‘] to Take You to the i tomorrow. ] -/ I m Firemen-Policemen Game B! ‘ Come early—2 to 3 September 5th—Remember! i J 4 Al £ o | our Gty Stote. 5 o & Eye or C. 0. D’s | P ol | Guds Beos Ca, 1313 1 St : % L3 flL‘K. “In sad bup loving remembrance i dear mother, LILLIE 3. }‘x’ 'Emc who departed this life one year ago foday, August 1 IERERLNE R e Hx»"'fi”w'h% 0% CikrroN. In_conn Ao to_the memory’ of W Wazren Taltavull et AR 14th & Spring Rd. Col. 464| JitiAME- Ferary TT5—a——— | 1 saw not the lift af the curlsin. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons “For Heard e inv um'.“a' (1SAAG BIRCH) Asihey “Bassed whero lite’s Droblems un- 3034 M St. N.W. Ejtaviisnea 1841 will follow and vex them no more. Timothy Hanlon | o ihe firehoil cach miorial mshcrom: oo imothy Hanlon e Rl et g migh e . NE. one L. 5843. o B 7 s sy s R mgafl‘hl Ayp P A TALIAVUI I SISTER. SADIE B. HUFF MILLAR “of our dear 3. TALTAVULL. Mry, Tsiner PANMIE M LARD (Beo Fenner): 90, T Who' departed this_iife seventeen years el t, M. 1879, 438,70 B N Vncn ormice ™ ¥ ago today. August 18. 1910. i " Gone. _but HER SON. W] Wm. H. Sardo & Co. | ;e ™32 e T, S Private Limousine Ambulance | $5%05g >5on amr“aila;nnll ‘fin o Hern Bhapell Lincoln 524 "'T’;d,'.;".%fi?x' the' memory Frank Geiet’s Sons Ang thoss who 9'5"5:3"% Hodhen - Chaver._Teleptons. Main 2473 Mogher {s gone. but not lnrinfin. o e er FUNERAL DESIGNS. Wil Kb Bt perert et uned, BLACKISTONE, 1407 H woat "y,'.‘.’}'i"m‘;’l"i?é'r'm'n'(‘f“" Beautiful Floral lost otr dariing: *Eroiber ‘We lost our dearest friend. Designs, $n and up. Shy ore, 8, crown ‘of patlence, CALL MAIN 8707 ______ The nmm- ohll no;h?’e:t("?“d by - S GEO. C. SHAFFER | ., 553; T RXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS. %ur TR Leg of Lamb lb., 35¢ Prime Rib Roast, Ib., 35¢ ot alaragtten. Silk dresses, voile dresses and silk - and « rayon CREEERREERRRRD IEEEREE DR