Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1927, Page 20

20 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1927. ing njunction suit o he erbor- [ ""‘ "‘“1" be ca on the [ court order restraining the American | HE i to his trade After 76 Days in Cavc in Zcro Weathc | Federation of Labor and the Amaliga- e ; . enr tried out at!|| —and Painting is ours. T hy means of s ;“l‘:’l‘:‘“ e o L'nd | R-101 May Transport Smaller Craft Putham with the Arship y e hax given s ex v A ? i 2 — and : T in a :n\]nvh o i i One-Speed Streets in Plan. e every Ferguson job must SAULT STE. MARIE. Ontario, De- | followed his tra SO e for Trial Fights. cember 21 ino Kussela, 12 years |his cave, found him and returned him ”"_” ‘Ij‘ that the Na ] O ; o Firariosilithat a At el vate Ot auae easure up to the achieved old, formerly an inmate of an orphan- |t0_his guardlan. He was in good i b 8 B e AstociAisRERSS pr R ORI IELS KRR AR Ferguson standard Private Owners Urged {0 |age. has been returned to his guard- | health. Atk A. F. of L‘ Head Says Anti- 2 os_involved in the in-| LONDON, Dece mber 21 { \;I:‘\ r,:-f-\v‘:n'):’ y’::nlh - .\‘“ S m:l"" Il_lu”;ap n‘::!:l“u}!: p;;',l;. = | e o ian after an ce of 76 days, dur- | | junetion suit, which, he said, it won ) ! reraft earrier “1| chief constable of the Scotch cit i L about that, 3 Estimates Without Obligation 2 2 ing which, a ding to his story, he | She Has Heaviest Task. H by the company, would create a ' ar. e benarate Build for Beauty by Fine lived without fire in a cave he dUR.| .y ¢+ 1adv Batho, new lady | Union Forces Back New judiclal precedent’ that would est : e herdee | would determine the speed accordi Arts Chai with only turnips, potatoes and what | 0 0 R T et ta York Transit Case "\ Iy R ""”“‘H’L" s 0 ) to the type of traffie carried. By keep- | R. K. FERGUSON, INC. ris Lhairman. game he could snare for food. 3 J b P i g bt i have the 3 eparate the speeders and ths | Painting Department away from the home of | of any woman in the world is claimed il i i " conveyin ' ) 4 212 _—_ tion of Labor organizations. Ying . & rds. he savs, much of Glasgow's B St. NW. Mot han. a*Goulais Bay far- | by her friends. During the 12 months | | g o ston ‘needs most today “the hecause of fear at|of her husband's year in office she i & it o e i 0 constantly, day after day and night | NEW YORK, December 21.—Wil-1,, ., themselves,” Charles . day 3 5 ¥ § \ave B __ themselv e \:\r‘“ 2 after night, acting as hostess or guest | liam |nl~sulr:~u]v ‘;r ”")n‘ \mi beds, hollowed out oranges, kitchen 2 f : : s of Labor, ¢ red | ytensils se bottoms and e R iion, She NaNmInRIOD io, and there. he said. | {4 some function. It is specially try- | on of Labor. declared utensils with false bottoms and even Real Estate Board meeting last night | worked for two weeks to dig a cave | i L ' Nation-wide conspir | woven in rugs Real Estate Board mesting last night | P%% 1l ter him from the cold, which | I8 for Lady Batho. who is known as | o -union employers. to de- 5 5 i at times was below zero temperaturs. |a homedoving woman. ________stroy union labor is behind the pend bor is behind the pend By the Associated Press | - - ceaters or a dozen sing aflic problem would he solved that private owners do their share in building in keeping with the beauty of the city, Mr. Moore appealed to the real estate n to build for beauty and patriotism first before consider- ing dollars and cents. Coupled with this advice was the suggestion 11 “it is time for the people of W n to think of plans and committees to be formu. lated to have the 1 elebra in 19032 ¥ plan for it is ’ » " Mr. Moore referred 3 ntenary of the birth of George Washington. Warning About Mall. "he . sison chair- PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED, “If you once ‘ t in the Mall, A c ! Another Fortunate Purchase of . § toume v b Our Entire Stock of {in the lifetime of | d that the beauty ; ot marred by utili- s in that arca and ap- | e realtors to support him. | emphasized that “we've | Falls and the drive- | . o start on Conduit | road, wh row and as crooked | as a snake in pain"—as part of the | beautification of Washington and its environs, Manufacturers’ Samples to be : Sparkling New timulatin, ‘ £ 4 b sold at a fraction of their original N °"'.dD°s"" Tl"’:“f" g 1 Flne SerVICe Plates Five Per Person WARDMAN ted that the | cost. Minagemont Coast Survey, the Bureau of Mines [and sological Survey should have ciopment such as the B the I Potom: . will be semi- public similar to the Na- is offered at lll\l’\ll‘ Acade of Sciences. "We "shoutd_ have a multitude of Limoges, France fountains in Washington,” Mr. Moore ! said, in suggesting this treatment to temper the Summer heat and point- ing out that this is done in Rome. Pointing out that Washington is a Winter eapital, he said that evergreens . ! ; : F. o should be planted plentifully, \alucs From now and until New Years we are offering i Proposed Civie Center. P our Entire Stock of Service Plates that sold from each from the - R A Chas. Field Haviland Co. AW | ; i S% DISCOUNT Regular Prices trom the Pl e e Dre $ ; 50 $75 to $450 per dozen at 257 LESS THAN gram of the commission of 1901-2, M 7 15 87 7 Roore said that the type of archite d FORMER PRICES. Usually we hold such a sale ;yl‘;‘u-eddm u;‘;‘cnummu;e will in January, but this year ¥ be tsed in the proposed clvic cen. torlt;twtvmvh’l‘}p’rd ar"xd venth strests 12-Inch 2 - e & :;x:':xe. t}flgfig s:"": ek le[;:l»‘:g We Have Purposely Set This Event Ahf-:ad7 to Allow B rifenai amse il Nave 45 e S Advantageous Selections for Christmas and New Years ::ml&)l'rhe lr(-a;mul;l of Water street idered, Mr. M X 1 Trom Ninth. to. Twelfth stresta A ‘ ! HOURS, 8:45 to 6:00 PHONE MAIN 1294 ! branch library is needed in that sec- e Motaoaia that Washi . Moore sai at Washington can- 7 s i V] A 9 | ot depend well on public aubs?r?pno:a HOURS, 8:45 to 6:00 PHONE MAIN 1294 to erect its monuments, explaining ¢ that “that is wl 1 have no particu- Eeriinanig Dulin & Martin Company BT T e o s Fitting entrances to Washington, said. The chairman i + it is impossible to provide parking ‘®pace for every automobile, he would limit it strictly to official cars. W. C. Miller presided. | INDEMNITY OF $50,000. Rumania to Pay American Beaten in Anti-Semitic Riots. Tmported MINCE MEAT exchange telegraon - dispaten trom| CLUSTER RAISINS . i Jar %l ‘ Bucharest says the Rumanian gov-| In Attractive One-pound Cartons g - Miss North’s, Ot. Jar...$1.25 “ernment will pay $50,000 indemnity to . | F Gordon & Dilworth,. | e e ’ AWiltred X Keller, an ~ American Carton ) itizen, who was severely beaten in| 3 Crown Malaga. ...38¢ 8 ol 28 “ ot.J ..$1.25 anti-Semitic riots at Oradea Mare last = 2.7 sweek. 4 Crown Malaga k b E i i v . ° ° . i g 2 5 Crown Malaga. i p J $ [ b d Jmedaety afier Kelr van | & CIOMR NSRS o | T Glft tha 1S ‘ong rememoere "t‘i:)l:runs S‘.‘npfi‘:flb&rts&ne. Rmnde S Curtice Bros.” 174 -1b., jar G)( y Eovernment, o et e Rt NUTS S Mrs. Greer’s Bulk Mince I\Icat, 1b apology from Foreign Minister ound Titul oxether wi : A Homemade Fruit Cal\u‘. & 2 \ : e e T et Mol \iskuuts v e || homeniade F : PLUM PUDDING KENMORE o h;r‘-:;;;;l‘i‘f‘l romtble from ithe Paper Shell Almonds. .. 4u A r Homemade 4 m T T = many excesscs over o week's period: | Large Naple Filberts SHE: ot moenl 1-Ih. Bag... A5c ‘ ‘ £ M 3 = Jumbo Brazils SO : s0 | 2. Bagliiiiil . | N g - A new pattern in Thin Shell Pecans........ ? 3ab. 5 N il | | . particularly at the north end of Six- teenth street, ar . Moore 1215-17 F STREET 1214-18 G STREET EST. 1879 D 1L-I'N & M 4 TIN €O MIE A NGY e 35 | IN_THE CITY CLUB_BLDG. "IN _THE CITY CLUB_BLDG. ||| Large Thin Shell Pecans, ‘)flL Mrs. Keith's b Bag o ¥ 4 [ : 3 Extra Large Schley . Homemade Fruit Cakes Ol ] S Il Mixed Nuts........ c g ’ < | i oy | [T ’ terllng i[{ Chestnuts for Stuffing.. 3l .$3.00 L i J 2 lbs. in Tin.... ...8200 | Richardson & Robbins i g ; PLUM PUDDING ! = il ! i . SMYRNA FIGS Frederick L. Rich’s 1406 Rl i o 3% i i ; et i Sllver New Crop FRUIT CAKE 2-1b.. Can... .60¢ | ) e 1-1h. Box Pull Figs 1 1b. in Carton. . ...65¢ | 3-Ib. Can. . 2-1b. Box Pulled, 7 Crown, 8'\( 2 1bs. in Carton. .$1.30 | 4-Ib. Can.. 5-1b. Box Pulled, 7 Crown, $1.90 | 3 Ibs. in Carton. ...$195 | Plum I’uddmg Sauce. | b JNS 234-inch I:ner 7(10\\1\ HL i 2 A v Il 4 Salad Forks Medi e Here's a Gift List we've g ot . A ]_;?"5?}' Cak ]‘I“\\-ORIv\v,- = ‘ LE ofafi orks SEteo;ugn or$1<8 arranged for your conven- g S ., 25¢ Autted Fruit Ca Por P 1t e g ¥ i . 1 For Pudding Sauce Mg e s ience. Check it over and S “ooki o P . 2 1bs. in Im .$2.25 Bottle : your last, and usually most .. “avali 30c | 3 1bs.in Tin... $ 4-0z. Bot. Brandy Sauce..30c 1 V e r W a r e ) Set of 6 2 pieces...... $9 . 3§ . Teaspoons Butter Spreaders Set of 6...$12.50 s i G i Nutted Fruit Cake e i S 1 E 3 o o X ad 9 % 8-0z. Bot. Sherr v ressing C . g G T, 5325 ) D rted) " *"%7.50 t0 88750 25b! YarCrescabigs ;. $10 | PO ozdCakemiin s i Bot. Rum Flav ‘ p eclals Tie Cases ....82.25 to $10.50 14-0z. Basket Pulled Figs, 63¢ Pound Almond Macaroons.. P R c,g d‘z s;’ ":g DATES Sponge Lady Fingers d ) s $ gold mounte to ! Carton e > ¥ G it e lasks, | NUT ME/ A Fana storling. 8275 to 875 || Fard Dates, dark, Ib. . i ek Bill Folds, gold 1l D d 10- K o BT 3100 \ FACH o y romedary, 10-oz. p L' Shell Walnuts L. : Black Palm, Pitted, 4 oz Shelled P % % | - 8 o8 ecans, large....$1. Imported French hns Traveling R lack Palm, Pitted, 10 0z, 25¢ | Gheljed Decans, Jumbo, GLACE FRUIT We are listing just a few of the many Ci 750 to $27.50 ack Palm, Fancy, 10 oz., 25¢ ; ; Bev’::-k;e %etsl. 5750"(:3100 V8. oenritines b Pound SILVERWARE specials available in our Drinking Cups..$1.25 to $10 FRUITS I"”h" Almonds. «ol. Apricots, extra large.........$1.40 W = R 50 75 | 5 S| has 5 ilver Room—for Christma; iving. At 2;"&‘.:’;«0'122"‘373750 ¢§°s‘w Hot House Grapes, black. helled Brazi coe 5L Angelique, green ... K Silvi r s s Giving Oxford Bags. .-$1050 to 855 California Grapes, red. Shelled Pistachio....... $2.50 {"\ffli‘}c’c?{:j A $10 you may choose. Suit Cases.... to fruit B, Ba- 3 TS Red Clicrrios i R ERSA Rrief C. $5.50 to $50 ¢ E apefruit, Pears, Ba SALTED NUTS Red Cherries ..., 2300 o 1L . e \/ o;‘»fu,,f“fr.x.wy &, i 4 nanas, Oranges, Lemons, Pound | Red Che c 4 STERLING PLATED Wardrobes. . 50 to 7 Fha e » b4 >incapple ey "y 5 - Rook. Ends.... $750 o 830 Alligator Pears. Cranheriies. | Jordan Atmonds........$L50 4] siruwhers ized. AL Water Pitcher Silver-plated lable service Tie Racks........$1 to $5.50 ancy Daskets o urt. Cashew Nuts .50 i-th. Box Assorted.. : * Hand Bars $3 to $50 Pecan Meats 50 | 2b. Box Assorted. _ Buskets Vegetable Dish Nickel silver, silver plated and mounted with Sciss rs Sets in RINES % s = * Old Gadroon border. Th " " leather cases, $4.50 tn $18 PRUNES Pistachio Nuts. 4 5-Ib. Box Assorted........... Meat Platter f By R iy etyicnim g ansgtend Rewing Raskets. $7 to $37.50 | Fancy California Fruit Peanuts, Jumbo 50c Sugar & Cream Set Diaries. 5 year, $1.75 to $12.50 40-30 Size, pound.. - 1-1b. Tins Mixed Nuts. . .$150 Crystallized and Vases Grayy Bosi & Niay MEAT PLATTERS - e Centerpiece Plain Well and Tree Photo Frames..$2.25 to $50 3 \ reserved Ginger and hrass. ... $3.75 to $98 20.30 Sire. pound. ; CANDY Preserved Ging ‘ ; ; } Bonbon Dishes Relish Dish 18.inch size, $18 16-inch size, $25 Desk Sets. leather 30-40 Size, pound.. Jewel Boxes.....$4 to $62.50 S i i 3 ph Rridae Sets $375 to 885 ||| 1-1b. Trunk Box, Stuffed. $1.00 \}Innn..mf Chocolates. e e 5 Brigistiiaiey z;. b Ut i Fnaagement Books. 31 to 418 The M Ve Page & Shaw Chocolates. b, Tio Contan Pair Candle: Ice Tubs 18 inch aianiiE 20-inch size, $35 ouse Cases....$9.50 tn $ I 1e Magruder Spe : . : ST G 1 e tab Hat Boxes $5 to $5250 | I ARy I Mirror Chocolates. % Tinibiem. . 3 ouble, Vegetable Gravy 8ot and Ove-ninht Caser, Superior Chocolates Cream Mints. . Tin Stem.. Fi"f':;".‘r‘"y $2250 to $75 Nut Fruit and Cream Centers | Sugar-Coated Almonds. l‘f_"“"‘ 5\!0‘"‘ ';1":- %‘- b > Cases.......$29.75 to $325 1-1h, Ilr\\ Assorted. ....$1.00 | Allegretti Chocolates. Dinsy SREE o N e Hours: 8:45 to 6:00 Phone Main 1294 Oshkosh Motor ety 2-lb. Box, Assorted.....$200 | Almond-Roca. Five-color Pots. ... 17.50 to $60 Armchair * b ® Trays... $1 to 810 ||| i el M a g Tru d er I nc. . 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