Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1928, Page 11

~ t_________m___— BU[UMBUS SHAH’ PASTOR HOST TO FRIENDS. . Rev. H. B. Smith Gives Reception Marking Anniversary. Ifl BE AlR BUIDE Observing the beginning of <hln fifth year as pastor of the Columbia Heights Christian Church, Rev. Har- vey Raker Smith was host to about 200 of his friends and mvmb(';nl;! hlaI i i ongregation at a reception held yes- Santo Domingo Planning Me- | fav: at his home in Fontanet : f | Courts, Fourteenth and Falrmont morial Lighthouse to Honor |streets. s During Dr. Smith's afiiation yith he e congregation has been Explorer. vs have been developed fi departments for the purpose of c: By the Associated Press {ing cut a modern system of religla A permanent memorial to Christo- [ education. A memorial organ, ‘M“fi o - cated to E. B, Ragby, first pastor of ) in the form of the | {IEL I8 0" pie hoen tnstalled in the o in the world will | ¢hypeh since Dr. Smith came there © pilots to Santo Domingo ans announced by the gov- ! LTI L MEMORIAL SERVICES i s v et o FOR DEACONESS HART. contribute to the erection of the al and architects of all na- | 8 Yt R I Sl | Eulogies of Late Principal of Epis- | copal School at Hankow An- ¥ ot Philadeiphia, | nounced for Tomorrow. he aichitects of the Pan PRER Building. had been au of State Kellogs, Memorial _services for the late Deaconess Edith Hart, former min- pal of the S . Hankow, Chi Leacon not only s ago while to fivers. A Dominican | ¢ remains of | Sixf i ed in the |Aauspices of the Women's Auxil memotial, | the Episcopal Church in the Dic The pla 1l be by an in <hington P ML S D, D, presic Wucha minent Christian ient will deliver 753 and an address Freeman, D D.. Bishop of Washirs. | ton. The memorial services will be | followed hy the luncheon and annual move was authorized hy a reso. | DUSiness meeting of the Woman's SBgted ut fhe Bt ¥ | Auxiliary of the diocese, during which ENnrRacs tiE@kitia d the reports of committees will be read after which a Columbia lizht. |And the election of new officers for ommittee was appointed com. | the COMIng year will be held. poscd of representatives of the Argen- | tine. Honduran and Dominican gov- ernments. i other governments 1 their will s to aid m¥oy W CARELESS HUNTERS KILL MANY RANCH ANIMALS | || £xsity and cheaply made at home | i st but it beats them all Owners Complain Against Slaugh- | T ter of Cattle, Sheep | 2 'A‘n:nLumi- of hou-ewlvhu“}nve‘ \ 'ound how to save two-thirds of and Goate. the money usually speut for cough Copyigondns of the Awwoclated Prew. | preparations, by using this well BAN ANGELO. Tex.—Ranchmen| known old recipe for making cough are complaining that motorists who| &¥rup. 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Nothing Lty . better for bronchitis, hoarseness or Belief in Good Life’s Finest Philos- bronchial asthma. , Pinex is a highly concentrated ophy, He Says. m:lpuuiz:l"g;‘.m'piknt extract an nown the) Itimate good in | world over for its bealing effect o est philosophy of | membranes. James E. Free-| Avoid disappointment by ask- « A of Washington. | ing your druggist for “214 ~ i his New sermon in| of Pinex” with directions. Bethichem Chapel of Washington | Guaranteed to give absolute Cathedral vesterday. satisfaction or money re- He appealed to nt= to use judg- funded. The Pinex Co., in deal 1 their children Ft. Wayne, Ind. “consider the fullness of their ¢ toward the young people of « land.” At the morning service of holy com munion and sermon, Rev. F. H. 8ill, o u'c I for Coughs, . headmaster of Kent School d the sermon LT T DEMOLL 5%t %2} Twelfth and G Sts. Sole Representatives for the Steinway & Weber I)ua;A rt Our Annual January Sale STARTS TOMORROW MORNING IN OUR Piano—Victrola— Furniture Departments Specials In All Departments Following Are Two Specimen Values VICTROLAS 525 50 These are instruments that originally sold up to $200, recently traded in on the new Ortho- phonic Vietrola, Upright Pianos Many fine traded-in pianos $100 at this price. Don’t delay TO come and get first choice, $2 ;0 - S nd1viduality in Furniture at D eMoll’ symmmmmmmi THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. MONDAY, JANI'ARY 2 READY TOMORROW AT 9:15 AM. This annual store-wide sales cvent offers values that are truly astounding. Everything in the house is reduced in price—to clear our stocks and make room for Spring merchandise. Come and share in Cunningham’s greatest merchandising feat! EVERY DRESS REDUCED R, Tust about 75 dresse sold as high as SIR73 drastically reduced for quick clearance. Sizes for misses, womén only " Group No. 2 Several hundred smart, stylish froch i occasions, f materials and colors. On sale to morrow. at— A group of our better grade frocks for after- noon, business and eve- ning wear. Smart new materials and desired colors in a_completc size_range. Values to £29.75. On sale— Our most expensiv frocks are assembled in this group—and to be sacri ficed at practically wholesalc costs. Frocks that ordinarily sel at $29.50 to $39.50. On Sale— Clearance of Underwear Entire stock of quality underwear at amazing reductions to effect quick clear-away Save 20% to 50%—Buy qu! Your Choice at This Sensationally | Low Price p Pajamas - $ Sheer Chiff “HOSE | Dance Sets ¢ 87 Bilk, top to toe, BIOO"’!CYS "Wivie | Chemise $1.35Pr. | Step.ins All Shades Slips Silk Negli Fine quality Silk Negligees in a varied assortment of . 0 styles and colors, ~ A real value that you will \ appreciate. Others up to $12.50, 314 Seventh St. NW. - READY TOMORROW AT 9:15 AM. Not just a clearance SALE, but a trade building event, in which we make hundreds of new friends. Nothing is left undone to make this the most successful sale in our entire 14 years. Read of the bar- gains below. EVERY COAT REDUCED < > >”" Coats formerly $55 to $65 R Coats Formert Gl’OUP No. 3 Pl i ADCLOT. REDUCE 3656 40 ncraliony Nversy N " Millinery Clearance Sale 300 Smart Hats Many from our higher-priced stocks formerly up to $10.00. Most of these hats are absolutely new. Suitable for immedi ate wear and early Spring. Satin Hats—Felt Hats—Metallics Silk Hats—Soleil Velours All leading colors and newest trims Hats for Misses, \Women and Matrons All Head Sizes About 150 Smart FELT HATS A tremendons $ value while they last. Surprising assortment, HURRY! 316 Seventh St. N.W.