Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1928, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1928 19 . R TR Al =0 il itz (Y RO Al (Y (Y IOy Ty T (F - s ¥ : VHERAN MEASUR[ , Welkwts | 2 7 0 200 02020 20 O = S et = < | 4 S I tire of the work I am doing, at times, when my spirit is sore; I'm weary of digging and hewing and shoveling dust from the floor. I see people pass in their motors, joy-riding according to Hoyle; and I wish I were classed with the voters who don't have to suffer and My back and my shoulders are Luce Hospitalization Bill to| oy, rrom iy the dasi of 8 Be Submitted to House | e s small are the wages I eam. T'm Committee This Week. -Lb. Size 24c With each purchase of a tin of Toddy for one cent additional you may receive a useful National PALE DRY GINGER ALE ‘Washington's favorite Ginger Ale can now be supplied to you in the handy cartons con- taining six bottles. National Pale Dry Ginger Ale—a superior ginger ale in every respect—is bottled by Gug- genheim right here in Washington. As a special advertising and introductory concession, we are quoting a special low price WHERE QUALITY COUNTS | weary of reaping and sowing, my hinges | all creak as I walk: I'm tired of the 4 coming and going, I'm weary of wind- alam__ screw-top “Kant- ing the clock. I wish I might loaf in I - leak” Shaker. I . By the Associated Pr | the sun, and dream of & fair EI Do- LUCKY STRIKE CHESTERFIELD F h E F h E of the Luce hospitalization bill. A sub- | {1 e C S0 QN0 KITFC et of pity, res g g s res g g s 5 terans' logisla- | Tado where triumphs unworked for are o s dompdin Segise” | won. ~And now there approaches my on of the present session Will be| gyelling gent with a sigh and a sob: launched this week the presenta- | a pitiful story he's telling, so lorg he’s PIEDMONT = CAMEL OLD GOLD for this week only. committee has been drafting the meas- | I weep when I hear him complain. | E . ure for several weeks. | Though stalwart and willing and able, | £ :ke" 121/20 CP" $1 .19 Buy Sanitary Fresh Eggs & Sk of' tHise: sslected = i:nmnl Intro- The ! he can't find a job he can do; he sleeps | [ 8. arton and be assured of egg sat- whites fresh eggs was ctory Offering— final estimate of Director Hines | he cant find a job he can do; he slecbs ; g sought an appropriation of $12.115,000, | o &, SHCE O & S S es are all F ATlM AS Pkg. 17 c: Ctn. 51.59 isfaction with every pur- Doz. chosen for its size, weight Doz. Carton o which included construction work at| shaken and jangled, he's dusty and ’ chase. and snowy whiteness. Six Bottles— Froelslor Springs, Mo., and Atlanta, Ga. | hunery and lean: his whiskers are rusty tion to the House veterans' committee | been out of a job. He's hunted fcv work E L) | and tangled. and he is a sight to be Program Approved. | seen. And while T survey him with sor- | On the T The program of the director, which | TOW. and hand him a mumvlr(cl( dime, | 5 n the Tables [ " : T 4 by | B lesson of value I borrow, that braces 1s understood to have been approved bY | ng yp for a time. 1 see that I ought to of Those Lb the subcommittee, called for the con-) be grateful, and not of my labors com- Wi N i ho Know | the shadow while other men sweat in CIGARETTES SANITARY BRAND SELECTED WHITES in the city, and out where the farmers struction of 2040 neuro-psychiatric | plain: there's nothing more weary or R SRS beds, 480 tubercular beds and 400 gen-| hateful than hunting employment in eral mcdxrxlb:dnd{mrxicbl:l lx‘]ds tent; | vain, WALT MASON. The new beds for tubercular patients Cobrakkt, AUBE) 0 g Tould be esiablished, &t Oteen. N < TCuBMINDE S Burnham & Morrill Flaked Fish ywood. Il and Walla Walla, Was e ey H d Cooked Flaked - N N arvard Cool aked. . .. The additional general medical and sur- | piladelphia Ex-Mayor Dies. | d Cooke e gical patients would be cared for at At-| B R e reh 10 (8 Gorton’s “Ready-to-Fry” . lanta, Kansas City an xcelsior | ., March 19 (®.— , Springs. | John Weaver, 67. prominent attorney Gorton’s Clam Chowder . A new 800-bed hospital for mental | and mayor of Philadelphia from 1903 to | Gorton’s Deep Sea Roe cases would be built for the eastern| 1907, died yesterday. He was born in | Pennsylvania and New Jersey area at a | Worchestershire, England, and came to | (3 place yet to be determined. | this country when 17 In addition, alterations would be| = i, made in the following existing hospitals to provide additional facilities for men- tal cases: Bedford, Mass.: North Chi- | St. Cloud, Minn.; American { Beardsley’s Shredded Cod .................TIn 12V4¢c Beardsley’s Boneless Herring. . .PEg. 10c Tidewater Herring Roe ...... .Tin 18¢ King Oscar Kippered Herring. . ...Tn 10c Mary Elizabeth Sardines...............No. % Tin 15¢ Argo Red Salmon Kinney’s Salmon Steak. Educator Codfish Three Diamond Crab Meat. No. %4 Tin 29¢ . .Brick 25¢ Tin 331/3c No. !4 Tin 20c .Tin 121/¢ .o.. T 15c \Tin 121j¢ JACOB’S AMERICAN . bJ S This Week’s Specials MUSHROOMS PETER PAN PEAS 3 = 5Qc||F=™ec PETER PAN CORN 4 = 50c¢| sz DEL MONTE FRUITS for SALAD 1st Cheice T 4% KEYSTONE MELBA PEARS... KEYSTONE KADOTA FIGS LIBBY’S ASPARAGUS... LIBBY’S SAUERKRAUT HEART OF ME. 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