Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1927, Page 24

24 LIST MANY PRIZES . ATFAIRFAX FAIR4 Judgmg of Cattle Feature of Today Besides Horse Show |r and Racing. 1D FAIRF tle judging, featur fair, which ojx h to The Star. Yester- Pony @en by Dynamite, Will second, Black B Cold-blood Sun Up, second, Orban Manassas; third, Avers, McLean s’ race for half breeds—First, | Sun Up: second, Lulu Kiki, A. Ralston. | third, Bob, Roberta Ayres, uty, Will Barr ace, 1 mile.- am Keister, ¥ Connor & Kincheloe, | Midnight, H. Franders, Grove itt was first and Sam md in the nd under, any breed ewes, third in this Doak. 1In the 1 Doak won hest doe 2 ) Doak For the best doe 2 3 milk bred, Samuel Doa Catherine market Jamb, awarded a of any breed. Other awards of vester Best peck wheat—First and special, F. Follin, Fairfax; second, David| ©O'Roark, Fairfax; th Thomas on, Vienna, Best peck E. Peck, Herndon; Vienna; third 3est peck blac recial for b . Kidwell, BO\‘ 10 ears - sirst, J. H. : Gray, . B. St. John, | white | David Langiey; , Lorion. third, Bes Thompson, ‘ellow corn D. cond, . Follin, ; second, third, W mpson, jr. Best peck of cow peas | t, Kidwell. Best quart of | dried lima bea . G. B. Cock- rm , Ms, Best quart t and special, Clifton: second, third, Mrs, | st quart of | Roma | i Frank Swart Mirs. Ernest Hz pornfield bean: Cupp, Fai play of cial, David O'Ros ‘Carper, McLean; third, Many Potato P * Best peck Irish potatoes, a —]’lr*t and special, F. Pollin; second, Bchaub brothers, Fairfax; third, Wil liam Cornell, Merrifield. Best displa: glsh Dotatoes, peck of each variety— irst and special, David O'Roark; sec ®nd, Howard Jones, Fairfa BARBER & Ross, Inc. lltlf & G Sts. g Wwa-ww“ww@& 4-Piece White Enamel Kitchen Set $1.00 THREE SPECIALS IN Wear-Ever Aluminum Regular Price of Each, $1.50 hoice, 95¢ Wear-Ever Stewing Kettle, 6-Qt. Size French Fryer with wire basket For Ccol Mornings and Evenings With seven radiants, Reduced to $15 tatoes—TFirs d special, Miss Cathe- | special, J. H. Watson, Vienna; rine Doak, Clifton. Best carrot: mm‘e—l-irnt and special, B three or more—First, H. M. Jone |ond, F. E. Pecl or more—First, six Doak; second, third, | three or more—Firs Fl‘(‘nlld M Kid { more > | Catherine Dos Best tom: special, irst. | Best ex D. O'Roa nd special, .| Miss Jone L Fi H sricultural i<t five products—Samuel H. ine Doak Apples—Best M. C., THURSD second, Miss Rose Sisson, Fairfax Sta- tion; third, Miss Rose Sisson. Embroidery, laces and plain se Handmade pilloweases: and special, Mrs, McLean; second, Mi: Ashtabula, Ohio; thi a ger. Handmade lmwl in white— First, Mrs. Guy Springman Miss Grace Watson; third, Miss Susie | Monroe, The Plains. Handmade tow: n color—First and special, M rd | airfax; second, H. third, Mrs. H. 4 Lunch cloth in white 1 & Springman third, Lunch D. H. H. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, Watson, Best plate of Delaware—J. son. Best plate of Catawba—J. Best plate of Goethe—E. D. Merrifield. Best_plate of third, P. Jones. Bost D. Vosbury. Best plate late Ben Davis, first, J. H. Watson. |of Campbell—W. B. Davidson. Best Best plate York Imperial, first and | plate of Brilllant—W. B. Davidson. pecial, J. H. Watson: second, C. H. |Best plate of King—W. B. Davidson. (mklon Best plate Falla- | Best plate of Martha—W. . Davidson. first, J. 1L Watson. Best |Bost plate of Worden—W. B. David- te Grimes Golden, first and spe- [son. Best plate of Brighton—-W. Watson; second, C. Van |Davidson. Best plate of Lindley vidson. Needle and Other Work. Quilts, rugs and bedspreads : and special, Mrs, Thomas ., Fal Hooked rug— , Mrs. W. L. Teates, Burke; s |ond, Mrs, Teates: third, \lru Crocheted rug— |T sccond, Miss Grace V htabula, Ohio; third, Mrs. W. L.| es. Braided rug—First, M Cenfleld, Herndon; second, Mr ec- Jones. Best plate l me irst and special, J. H, cond, Claude Van Sl(‘kl&'r or {ond, G. B. Cock- Clifton Laughlin; third, Best mangel-wurze! cond, son Jones. Herndon. Best beets, Miss Catherine | Frank Swart, Fai Clifton Laughlin. st pa x or more—First, G. B. Ci : third, Mr plate Jonathan, fir Catherine Doz Beat plate Delic fou: no-x sugar corn, 10 J. H. Watson third, second Miss Ald cloth Lunch Ada_Heflin; s S, L. Teate s, McLex ringman, Best plate Stay s white—First, Miss . first and special, second, C. T. 0. Schaub. firet and _special, second, C. P. Jones plate any other named varie *all Pippin, J. H. Watson: second, ss, J. H. Watson: third, Black Jon RBest display of | . first, C. H. Speer. play of pears, 5 s foty, first and s 1tson, | Winesaps, second, | third, Miss Miss - st, Mrs. | Stk patehs | work quil rst, Miss Susie Monros The Plains; second and special, Mis Rose Sisson, Fairfax Station. Cotton ' patehwork quilt—Firs 1 Oakton; ylor: third, Mi A Wool patchwork quilt— A Susfe Monroe, The Plains. | Knitted bedspread—First, Miss Ada Heflin; second and special John A. Buckley, Fairfax. Croc hmm bec —First and s Millan, Fairfa l‘oml»mlunn em broidered and_crocheted hedspread— | | Mi: Heflin, mbroidered hed- | | spread—First and special, Mrs, Guy — | Springman, Accotink; second, Mrs, H. A. Sager, Herndon. Appliqued bed- spread—Iirst, Mrs. Guy Springman: | JJIIIII|I|I||IIHIII||HIIII|llII!lIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIHIII|IllNl|III||III||IlIillI||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIHIIlIIIlIIIIIII i | - more H. D. . Lorton; third, Frank Sw nt, three or more—F Jest pie pumpkin- D. H. MeAslan; sec Doak; third, Allen . three or Crocheted lunch set— e Monroe M third, M AXIMUM HEAT At a Minimum Cost With The BALLARD JR. The safe Ballard Jr gives you even temperature he; nomical cost . field pumpkin— second, Mrs. D. specimen, an Sickler: D. H. Mc. H. Wi third, in | first, on and | second John and grain ches. and { h.wx son. Best . H. Watson; . t plate te Ted, J. M. Watson. t plate of Palmerton, no first; s Best plate of Fox's . Jon of plums third, C. of plate or second, C. Larges comprising D rgest and best horticul- comprising at leas P, Jonmes, nd best exhiblt of ¢ exhibit 10 of ecach econd, C. O. First, 3 Kidwell: B. third, Mis Awards for Fruit. e 'm 5. H. I Anderson, | display of apples in play of grapes— | bushel hoxes or n, Vienna; second, | lay five varieties, first and apec vfi-fiw‘i“i-%“%'l“b, Best_di: mens of 33 YEARS AT ELEVENTH AND F STREETS NORTHWEST Removal Sale Now in Progress Discounts of 10 to 20 per cent Our entire stock of Diamonds, Watches Jewelry. Silverware days now thousands of precious pairs of fe wwill be headed schookcard. 1 to you parents to k Al if their sho, It must, indeed. be a greet satisf ihat they zwill be shod comfortably as from Rich’s !igh S clkskin, $5 to $0. . of tan calf leather, at $4.75 to Real Boy Oxfords—l hard knocks, priced accord to size at $5 to $6.50. Little Girlss Oxfords, of sturdy tan calfskin; priced froim $4 to $6.50, according to size. And for or patent $6.50. Patent Leather Slippers for girls and misses priced at $3.50 to $7, according to size. Children's Shoe Shop—Entire Third Floor Exrperienced and Painstaling Salesfolks to Serve You g F Street at Tenth jllllllllllllllllll!llllllflllllIIIHllllllllllllllll!llllllllllllIlllrllllllllllllIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIlllllIliIlllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllll Berry and Whitmore Co. DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY SILVERWARE ELEVENTH ST. AT F NORTHWEST NEW STORE—SIX-TEN THIRTEENTH N %*%%%’FW%M e hilipsborn ‘606 - 614 ELEVENTH ST. New Shipments Enable Us to Repeat This FALL FROCK SALE Brand-New Frocks in the Inexpensive Dress Shop Dresses We Would Ordinarily Sell a Higher Price Are Marked at The House The House of Courtesy of Courtesy New Fashions in Smart Materials Bring the Latest Styles to the Thrifty Purchaser at Fifteen Dollars A sale planned for the woman who knows that she can have nice things and still keep her clothes budget down to a minimum. If you intended paying more for a dress because you thought you must do so to get the right styles, be sure to see this collection, developed in Georgette, Velvet, Crepe Satin and Jerseys. g SEE the New Fan Tucking SEE the Side Flare as Paris Wears It SEE the New Snug-Fitting Hiplines SEE the Quaint Circular Godets—Very Different SEE the Smart Two-Piece Compose Effect Other Fall Frocks, $16.75 to $89.50 AY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1927. Preacher Dies at Session. Special Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va., September 15 —Rev. Newton F.A. Cupp, 65 years |old, Berkeley Springs, W. to attend the Virginia United ren Church conference, died ’ today of angina pectoris, at the home | of a friend. He | County, v istry 47 taken to l@ Sale of Choice DAHLIAS —to liven up Friday and Saturday business. Fresh-cut Dahlias ONE Dozen . . . . .. . $1 TWO Dozen . . $1.01 Roses, 75¢ doz—Garden Flowers, 35¢c bunch Cash& CarryFlowerStores Funeral Flowers Deliwered Free—Nominal Charge on Other Orders 807 14th Street N.W. 804 17th Street N.W. Phone Franklin 5112 Phone Franklin 10391 o gerkeley Sprin UTMOST CARE is exer- cised in our shop in filling your OCULISTS’ PRESCRIPTIONS Superior Work at Lowest Prices CLAFLIN i Opticians 922 14th Street 28 Years in Washington. gx» _‘___,____,'___:'_:,—;;——_—_-;_—::m fimltpfihom 606 - 0614 ELEVENTH ST. Beginning Tomorrow! Our Great Fall Sale 4,600 Prs. SILK-TOP CHIFFONS $l.1 Each and Every Pair Silk from Top to Toe Slight irregu- lars of our reg- ular Beverly Qualities on Sale at........ Each and Every Pair is Full- Fashioned A few of the Scores of New Fall Shades. Dust | Rose Beige | Ecstasy Nude Flore | Bambon | Tomorrow! Choose your Fall Stocking Wardrobe from the wondrous Values pree vided in our Great Fall Sale of the Fa- mous Beverly Silk Top Chiffon Hose. Rossignal Champagne Atmosphere Duetonz Almond | Blondine Sale on Fourth Floor Tomorrow Friday Philipsborn 606 - 614 ELEVENTH ST. OUR GREATEST SALE OF THE POPULAR New Felt Hats At a SENSATIONALLY Low Price 3.75 WORTH MUCH MORE THAN FRIDAY'S PRICE 3 HAT BRAND NEW—JUST UNPACKED metallic | PSR Rt L touches. We AUTUMN'’S FEATURE them SMARTEST in this collection. COLORS AND Fashion com- felt brilliant bines with Brims that form a cuff atop the crown are different — while small brims that rip- ple are considered right—you'll find them here tomorrow. Head sizes are either very tiny, medium or extra large—in fact, there are hats for every woman. Second Floor