Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1927, Page 9

THE -EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1927 A chain of PIGGLY- WIGGLY Stores “all over the world” stands back of every purchase you make at PIGGLY WIGGLY All Over the World More Than Just Low Prices— Piggly Wiggly is a Service! ERVICE by allowing you to pick out your own goods, in CLOSED ALL DAY LABOR DAY Remember this when making your pur- cha: for the week Washington. Special Labor Day Bargains Fine quality. Fresh stock. Used in the home in so many toothsome ways. Gold Medal Flour. &. 63c 1 Libby’s Pineapple Lady Alice Coffee, Ib.,32¢ Libby’s Milk SPECIAL SOAP SALE Star Soap 39 c 10cakes...... 35¢ P & G Soap i0cakes...... Ivory Soap (small), 4 for. Ivory Soap (large) cake .. Chipso (large wackage) ... Guest Ivory Soap, 4 cakes. . 12¢ 21c 13c 25¢ Large Can stores scrupulously clean, conveniently arranged and stocked with the best of everything the market affords; service by allowing you to take one minute or fifteen to make your pur- chases; service by the constant attendance of courteous store- men, who gladly render assistance when it is needed and service by selling you every article you purchase at the lowest possible e, becaune of our economlul operating system. This service is the real service which the housewife wants. This service is the reason for the growth of Piggly Wiggly in Campfire Marshmallows — Sunshine Special 35¢ Synefine Specia Surprise Assortment Choice assortment of Sunshine Cakes at the special price of only— 1-1b. pkg 11c 29c Canned Goods Monocacy Valley Corn. . .can, 10c Canna Brand Peas. ... ...can, 10c Tomatoes ..........No.1can, 5¢ Tomatoes . . ..No. 2 can, 3 for 25¢ Tcmatoes - . . . No. 3 can, 2 for 25¢ Ib., ="25¢ Libby’s Apple Butter, No. 2 can, 15c¢ - Libby’'s Asparagus Tips, i 4 No. 1 Square Tm, 25¢ Edwards’ Preserves, 9 cz. jar, 21c Edwards’ Preserves, 16-0z. jar, 35¢ SALADA TEAS tpound....25¢ 4 pound....47c PIGGLY WIGGLY Fruits and Vegetables Boane, SWHE ... i il ity R, @b Cantaloupes (home grown) each.....10c Peaches, Fancy Elbertas, 4 Ibs.. ......25¢c Carrots, 3 bunches . Beets,bunch ....... Yellow Onions, Ib. White Squash, Ib. Yellow Squash, Ib. Lemons, doz. ...... Watermelons, each ........3Sc Potatoes, 15 Lbs. . . . . Tomatoes, Per Lb. . ... 5c Special Prices on Fine Meats! Leg of Lamb Tender and Juicy 33¢ Lb. Shoulder Lamb Roast, Ib. . . .29¢ Breast of Veal (boned), Ib. Roast Pork, Ib. .......... Broiling Chickens, Ib. Halibut, Ib. ......... Trout, Ib. ...... Tile Steak, Ib. Crab Flakes, Ib. HAMS .25¢ .35¢ 3¢ .35¢ 12}¢ ..28¢ ..55¢ Swift Premium BLAKE RITES HELD. Retired Army Officer Interred in North Carolina. Funeral services for Col. M. Blake, U. 8. A., retired, who died in Walter Reed Hospital Tuesday, were conducted at Calvary Baptist Church, Fletcher, N. C.. this afternoon. Edmund avyLPH KARN President DIAM Born at Columbia, S. C., June 14, 1866, Col. Blake was graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1889 and was assigned to the Artil- lery. He served in the Spanish-Ameri can War and the World War. During the latter he was decorated as an offi- cer of the Legion of Honor for serv- ices as liaison officer with the French army. He was retired in 1922. He Is survived by his widow and two daughters, Mrs. John Edward Schley and Mrs. Nicholas V. 8. Mumford. 4RTHUYR 4. ONDS S NOLON AND Other Precious Stones Wemhers o1 Amsterdam Diamond Rrchange oA .o akn oInc. Awrty-floe Years IEWELERS OPEN _UNTIL 6 featuring Snap Brim Soft Hat for your Labor Day trip 935 F Street PLATINDMSMITHS P.M. SATURDA the and $4 “Union Made, of Course” Best Hats in the World For the Money 910 Seventh 2O Street N.W. “We Request the Return of Anything That Can Be Bought for Less Elsewhere” Regular Open store ALL DAY resumed Saturday hours Two More Days of The Clea rance Sa] (5] Tl’us event continues until Saturday night— and it’s still full of opportunities to supply yourself with the most desirable Footwear of the day and evening round of occasions. Our standard quali- ties—in our exclusive models—"reduced for rid- dnnce." Ladies’ $10 to $15 Shoes Friay and Saturday $7.85 and $9.85 White Kid, Canvas and Buck; Tan, Patent Leather and Colored Kid and Calf; Satin and Silver Straps, etc. Men’s $10 to $15 Shoes Friday and Saturday $8.85 and $9 85 Black, Tan, White—and the newest sports lcombin tions. The Shoes that have been most popular this season. Single Pair Lots— While the sizes are badly broken you can probably be fitted in one or another of these good styles of Ladies’ Shoes : Group Two..... .. $585 FUNERAL SERVICES- HELD FOR MRS. S. L. GORDON Assistant United States Attorneys Act as Pallbearers at Last Rites. Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah L. Gordon, 87 years old, mother of United States Attorney Peyton Gordon, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. H. Frothingham, in Asheville, N. C., Monday, were conducted at Wright's undertaking parlors today at 11 o'clock. Bishop Willlam F. Mec- Dowell of the Methopist Episcopal Church officiated. Interment was in Rock Creek Cemetery. The following assistant United States attorneys were pallbearers: Neil Burkinshaw, Joseph Connolly. George D. Horning, jr.; R. F. Cam- | alier, Charles B. Murray and David A Hart. The son accompanied the body to_this city from Asheville. Mrs. Gordon, the widow of Malcolm G. Gordon, was a native of this city and resided here until going to Ashe- ville about six years ago. Besides her daughter in Asheville and her son in this citv. she leaves a grandson, Comdr. Malcolm Gordon Flarrow, U. 8. N,, stationea on the West Coast. MRS. MILANA DEAD. Paralysis Stroke. Mrs. Mary Milana, 67 years old, of 632 Massachusetts avenue died yes- terday at her home as the result of & | sudden stroke of paralysis. Mrs. Milana had lived in Yrashing- ton for 43 years. She is survived by | three sons, Joseph Milana of New York, Francis Milana of South Bend, Ind. and Salvadore Milana of this city, and a_daughter, Mrs. Catherine Licalzi of Washington. Funeral serv- ices will be conducted by Rev. A. Catania at the Nevius funeral parlors tomorrow morning at 8:30 o'clock. Mass will be said at 9 o'clock in the Holy Rosary Church. Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. | THE WEATHER District ;lf C_n)umhla. Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia—General- ly fair tonight and tomorrow; little change in temperature. I.ecord for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 72; 71; 12 midnight, 67; 4 a.m., 64; 8 a. noon, 73. | Barometer—4 p.n 29.98; 12 midnight, 8 a.m., 30.00; noon, 29. Highest temperature, occurred at 1 p.m. yesterday; lowest tempera- ture, 64, occurred at 3 a.m. today. Highest, 83; lowest, 58. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 548 a.m. and 6: p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 6:34 a.m. and 6.41 p.m.; high tide, 12:03 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—8un rose 5:35 a.m.; sun sets 6:40 pm. Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:36 a.m.; sun wets 6:39 pm. Moon rises 10:28 a.m.; sets 9:30 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lizhted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Clear. Harpers Ferry—Potomac and Shen- andoah both-clear this morning. Weather in Various Cities. & Temverature 2 | stations Weather e 1se Tsomer] | Abilenc Clear * Cloudy Clear Baltimore . Birmingham Bismarck . I : Pt !n\n!y Cleas ! Cicar © Clea Bt cloudy %op %% %1212 EXESFRES . Fogzy Sondy « Clear Clear Clondy Proeloudy Tt eloudy Tear. Gl Cloudy Raining FOREIGN. (8 am. Gresnwich time. today.) Stations Temperature Weather don, England. . 62 Rain rance. 86 Fok Fog Berlin a wClear openhazen, Denmar] 0 d; Stockholm, Sweden, . 2 r Gibraltar 5 Horta (F: a3 cloudy Hamilton, Cle: Clear Cloudy. ATR WAY ATTACHMENT. Any one find 3 same please communicate with idron. 2026 P st. o Whoos ) dwith L_Richter. Main_5¢ BEADS—Will -nueman findi ze of beads on F st bet. 12th and August sait M,lflu Mary Kr Rrumer Main PLACE FOX FUR. 2040, BLA(‘K HANDBAG. B“:il gfifirnl‘(‘mnhCn lege. el foouner, Rewand. ' Falls Church 33 C. EO PIN, All( 29, 7th, Wrigl Furni- m‘rfi: or, Hecht Reward, $10. 1210% Do\}—snly am terrier. tan around left, cye. plebt earc dark ring base,tail: New York ols’ W. lenge: mitn, MoBe" o Eifuaberh s Hospiial TOODLE. white: blind and latie. F“Fw" R0 dt'::ll Bradiey 200. Edge- ar Detween ynhmllon Tiberal rewanl Phone between Union Station o0k Detween ‘there Contents only good finder please_comm: Harten, 443 Franklin ave. eward. xsvmmm\ mine keys. . mow. Frank: 5544. 00 Gl I‘OLKETB % “1. e o e Pmome Pmfl?&rfiglm "Ave. & xi-ms Calitornia G, s St with nu-m on hsiwo:‘? ég_,.i-gmr.o‘nn' "Unlon Statio Brooklyn, N X B, T Zock, 1906 Reward Echio_or on «m-u containing papers mones and retury C-lg\n 1. 3126 New- S | Washingtos. Resident Is Victim of | Temperature same date last year— | p.m.; high tide, 11:22 a.m. and MRS. IDA V. JONES DEAD Hyattsville Woman rormsrly Lived at Philadelphia. Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., September 1. —Mrs. Ida Virginia Jones, 73 years old, dled this morning at her home, on Wine avenue here, following a six week illness of stomach trouble. She | was the widow of George F. Jones, | who died more than 12 years ago, and had lived here 25 years. Mrs. Jones was born in Jefferson, Frederick County, Md.. where she spent her girlhood and was married. Later Mr and Mrs. Jones moved to Baltimore, and before coming to Hyattsville lived | in Philadelpaia. Surviving Mrs. Jones is one son,| Howard T. Jones of Hyattsville. She also leaves five sisters and two broth- | ers. They are: Mrs. Samuel Hargett | of Frederick, Mrs. Mary Oliver Hutch ins and Mrs. Nathan Webb, both of | Howard County, Md.. Mrs. Frank | Latimer of Hyattsville and Mrs. Clara Hall of Washington, D. C.; Clarence S. Kessler of Hyattsville and Edward Vinton Kessler of 510 I street, Wash. ( ington. Funeral services will be held urday morning will be in Greenmount Cemetery in Baltimore. et $50,000 Damages Sought. Lucy Tibbetts, 1102 W street, has filed suit in the District Supreme Court to recover $50,000 damages fgom Joseph Witt, 934 Louisiana avenue, for alleged personal injuries. She tells the court that while she was standing within the white lines of a safety zone at Connecticut avenue and Woodley place April 2, last, an auto- mobile of the defendant collided with her and inflicted permanent injuries. She declares she is totally disabled frnm performing her duties as a ‘“‘cook, laundress and general house- worker.” Attorneys Rossa F. Down- ing, John J. Malloy and Francis P. Brassor appear for the plaintiff. sat- | Davis Goes to St. Louis. Secretary Dwight F. Davis of the War Department has gone to St. Louis to attend a conference of engineers considering plans for the improvement of the Mississippi River. He expects to return here next Tuesday. Card of Thanks. LER. 1 wish to thank the kind friends nd associates for their sym did service and beautiful * the death oW, WALLACE ut\(ulf» A MARGARET MILLER. Duths. On Thursday, September 1. 1927, 10 am.. [l Augun 271097 w Calif. WATKINS BURR. Deloved wife ‘of A. D. V. Burr. Remaine at chapel of Franic eier's Sone: 1113 7th sl Fuperal Sl\urdt, seg Pl from Christ Churcl K nw. eorgetown. llll’b ment at Oak Tiil] Cmetery. UTLER. All members of the J. McC, Cr(m~ 'I'mllbLuch fl:f? l 37, U. 1 of 3 ereby xmn of the death_of m(he JOSEPH BUTLER. _Fu Friday, Sep- lxu"‘n at 2 o'clock p.m.. at WALTER JACKSON Nobl: WILLD\M WO, Socraay % PAN: Juddenly. on Mondly August 02 PAGE COLEMAN. s 'of - Annie emzn and brother, of Frank Coleman. "fm Thursday, Sep- teriber 1, at 8 p. rom the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral oarlo 22 Georgia ave. '® Helatives and friends in et Departed this life. Tuesday, Au 3 after a long iliness. CAR- oL 1i%8 tember 2 mapoli ting at the funeral parlors ¢ eorze B. Clarke Co.. 1410 Florida Funéral”trom ‘a ) ay, 1 om. iterment th Ha armouy DAVIS, On Wednesda, 31. 1027, WILLIAM TRIPLETT D Sy late’ William a u ania_ave. at 4 .. _on S Radlves and” friends On Wednenir 31, . at Garfield Hospital :L&"m:’ru ved wife of Cornelius de Vries. 's ut the S. H. Hines Co.'s funeral )u)lmA 1 0F J4th i, n.w. Saturday. September, 3 | 2 o m. Suddenly. on_Wednesda at Sibley Hospital. H w«low “of Capt. James Edgar l'.m(h» Fu- neml rervices. on Sélllmlm September . 10°30" am. the chapel of A. J \:hm\'wll 2008 Pemlnl\.mm ave. n. Inf nent Arlington National Cemetery. 2 denly, on Wednesday HA“u | all s | i Tate” R h(‘ t L “l:‘e} ate” Rober wrison, - mother ul Howard. Guy and William Fercuson. velyn Wright and Mary Ballard. Funerai 3 Lomy At the M. E, Relatives ad Aunm Alwl!!( 31, ll' 27, the late m“nl o Lom, dam ‘Wednesday, u:x A E. widow of Funera) ar I 3. ri ly Chiirch at 9 am. et 50 ML Ohvet Cemeners GAYLOR. On August 31, 1927 L s .. Ber Md e roa September 2, at 2 n's Episcopal umctrly hasé, danghter ot D C.and Harrlet Harding Guthrie, vears. - Funeral from Almus R. cars funeral, parlor, 1823 Conneeticuf e on. Fridas. September 2 Bm " Tnterment private . HARLOW, . August 30, 192 el . i ‘her residence. 1134 N ARLOW. beloceil Harlow. Fu- neral from her late Tesiderce. on Fridas fog 11 am. Relatives lnd friends invite UARLOW, There wil be o of Betiiehem ¢ 0, 50 v Friday, Semteraber 2, 1057 far'tho pminass 'of attending the funerai of our late water. J ARLO BLE R. BRADBURN. Matron. ® Departed this life. suddenly, on August 30, 1 ves to _mourn ~their Mrs, (‘lmrlnm Walls of Clin- ther. Sam . Hawkil bra of Anacostia, D O relatives and ' friends. tember 2, at 10_am., dence. Clinton, Md, \Penni On Wednesday. August 31. 111"1 at ildren's Hospital, ~ DORI belove daiehier of “Rmnatand ‘mond Hunt. Funeral from ‘her pagents’ resldence.”G1ai and_ Baltimo: S napliol Heirhts. Md. at on Saturday. Septem Oflvet Cemetéry: l\eluu\u Interment i and friends invited to attend. IRYINE. Deoarted thia _lite Wednesday. An:mk 31, 1927, at Freedmen's Hospit: a brief "iliness. Rev. THOMAS TRVINE. e eaves 16 mourn their loss four daughters two sons, four sisters, two hrothers and ' YEI ve n friends Allen's fupsral pariors. 130 od'} rlurm ve. n.w. Funeral will be at Evingto: Sount ‘Eversreen Baptist ‘Chureh: red mm eternal rest Mm’l- - A0 8t her resigence: FANNT Sa :onfivsof‘?, (o I3y, Baptied Church. Friday. September 3. Interment Harmiony Cometers. town, Mass., papers please cops Thou are gone, but not m-mum. Fresh our love will always be; (wnu-m- ere e DAUCHTERS. 10 m«i {bla.lite A ts'rEwA' “fi;" o il tist l'h h, Friday. Semu: ber 5. 1927, ‘.:"im"" i terment n.mnny Cemetery JOHNSON. ~Officers and mem no.. Suagon Ho Househoid of Buth. Na. 335 3..”:“.." ot Wirkhy Toereog AR JOUNSON on rrmn’ Septe ¥ Deaths. FCKEL. On Thursday. September 1. 1027, residence. NSA ke KnEOREL "beloved wite® W Kreckel ‘and “motner of Eduart mains resting at_the W. W. Ch; lllnebr:l home 54 uneral Satird r 94 —_— ome " thence P e Cathone. Churche 15t At P where mass will ba «aid at 0 t. Mary's Cemietery, papers nlease copy.) hin D. ROBERT THEODORE " LUCAS, be. loved husband of the hu Annia B Lucas of “Alexandria, Va. neral at 2 Saturday. September 3. Interment pri MILANA. Wednesday, Angust 31. at_her residence. 632 Massachy nw. MARY MILA loving mother of foseph and Salvadore Milana. Mrs. Cath erine Licalzi and Francis Milana. Funeral from the Nevius funeral home, 024 New York ave. n.w.. Fridav. September 2. at 8:30 am.: thence to ‘tha Holy Rosa'y Church " where mass will be said at 6 a.m {or the regse of her soul. ~Interment, i St. Mary's Cemetery. "LLER. Departed this lite on Wednesday Aueust 31, 19 lencein Md.. CAR o "Spencer B, Cur Funeral from h-r late ‘residance. Fri September 2. at 2 p.m. Interment ron Lincoln Cemetery. at 11 o'clock. Burial | PERKINS. on Wednesgay, Auenst 31. 1027. Eads _st. LTINS PERRINE® aibiec® of VGenr ores Doclor. deacon 'of, First Baptist Churcn of Deanwood. he leaves to mourn Tl Joos two. beoihers iom devoted ter-in-law. Mrs. Alice Brown. of other relatives and friends. \Iner services will be conducted at grave Payne's Cemetery. Friday. Sevtember 3 PRATT. On Monday. August 20. 1997 at Palo Alto, Caiif. LAURA. widow of Brix. Gen’ Ricnant . P'r:u Fineral ineion Nagional Cemetery”on Satur- day. Sepiember 3. at 11 am. > C0 o UloLEY, Suddeniz op u«ndnv August Wmmfi 8. or. renose of his Tnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 1+ DS, arted this life Tuesday. August oo o her. restdnce, SOE st e 3’ lingering {liness. ANGELINE 5 e Jeaves to mourn their loss ot of grelatives Tand friends.’ Faneral 2 {ro; 'nm? ‘Baphst Charch, Bih “and e ste !A\'Afll. B AlEust 31, 1927 at hie resi ARD SAVAGE. Remaing s ’ Wo Chambers® fuseral homer Rotics o filnenl later. E. and the late 3], from, the sbove Trvited. 4% ay Thursday, Sentem- 540 e JOHN On Wedneaday, mmm 31, 1027, . RAY PALMER TEELE. beloved Husband of Mary Hazard Tesle. Notice of funeral ‘hereatier. a- WASHINGTON. Wednesdas. _Auru 1927, at 58 Da Frees MARIAR w.umxs'ror! ‘beloved “wite of William W h igton, e leaves to mourn their loss four loving ¢ h"dren and_a host of other. relatives nd, friends. Friday. September 2. at late residence, 58 Do Frees to "Holy Redeemer Chu Jersey ave. lnd M st. n.w. lnlermem. Hl Oll\l.‘l Cenmiet. 1* ASHINGTON. The_officers 209, members of Forest Temple. No. 9. 1. 0. W, are notified of the Serticva fo m held ovér the remains of Dt. MARTA INGTON, at her latg residence. 54 el - m.w.. Thursday. Sentember 10 MAMIE E_BETTER MARIE ‘PIERCE. Fin. Sec'y In memouam. BRADFORD. In_sad remembrance of dear_mather. LOUISE BRADFORD, who departed this life one year ago today. Sep- Dflran mother. how we miss you, Every hour and every da: Our hearts are M "flhfl“l you, Since von_passed HER_ LOVING DAUGHTER. MAGGIE PIERRE. BROWN. In sad but laving nmfmbnn ot dénarted anes: BENJAMIN Row (PULLIF). who so l‘lldde!'l' lel! us fi ceare avo. Februars® be 19 xvfi BROWN. ten vears ago. JIIMQ ]n17 AMANDA V. B WV ten years ago i Sentember 1. They have rvma ‘where souls have rest And cares of life are gone: Whre {he ones. that. thes Tloce best Will meet them. one by one. Every day our thouchts are with you. And at might for vou we pray: Maz the angels zuani above you "Til we meet on judgment day. They suffered hours. ves. hours of pain To ‘wait for eurs. but all in vain sl Gad alone knew what was hu s He called them home to eive t THEIR_ LOVING (‘H'L“RE‘! = AVVYE A A TN CAND A TOPTED DALGHTVI. GTSSIE E. REYNOLDS. NORTON Tn_lovine memory of onr dear mother. CATHERINE M. NORTON, who dist ffteen vears azo today. Sentember 1 av, 1t is lonelv here out vou And sad oli alonz the way. For it is ot the same to s o were oalled aw o HER 10';_1\5 DAUGHTERS. NEVA AND n sid hut loving remembran iear husband, GEORGE RICE ¥ jatDo, devarted this, life one year ago today. Sentember 1. 19: Thia dav brinza back to memory A dear one lnid to Aul thase who thins of | of mm today ‘Arc the ones wha loved G s TOVING WIFE. SHIPP. Tn memory of my dear mother, Mrs. FRANKIE C. SHIPP. who_denarted thly life two years ago today. Septembe Gone. dear_mother. how T miss vou Tn' our home from day to das With Your Toving care: and kindness. Chearing s uD on our way 1. who loved you ‘who loved And in forely hours of thinkin. nu'surfiz‘ AND GRANDSOS D SHIPP MORRISON FUNERAL DIRECTORS. P. A. TALTAVULL M. 3 TALTAVULL. Mz 438 10 S LW 1879 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H St NE P Modern_Chapel. Lincoln 524 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. ENT) i AR SRR Thiethone _Main 2473 CHAS. S. ZURHOI$ST 801 T_CAPITY " rane Lincoin 37 T. F. COSTELLO 1724 N_ Capitol St. NORTH_7978. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the o or connected nh' the onsiml WR. oerrs, coariien 1009 H St. N. Phon '"fl,'m%‘v’mu F_St. ——Quicl nified. Efficient Service, Atomsuniis S2rvice: ent S tnaveL W. 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