Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1928, Page 9

CALL FOR INFORMATION FRANKLIN 7059 SPECIALS Until Saturday’s PHONE ORDERS GIVEN CAREFUL ATTENTION ALL OUR STORES\ DELIVER | S ST S S ST ST N SR T B TS | Sil | | | mfif’J ST AT >~TWO MORE STORES ADDED TO OUR CHAIN‘W‘# 1400 Montello Ave. N.E. { ) § Phone Linc. 3787 | I. MILLER, Owner 1300 E St. S.E. Phone Linc. 657 P. MILLER, Owner § & \ + DEL MONTE FRUIT SALAD No. 1 Tall Can 23c SOAP *lxatches 59c - 23¢ JELL-O | Aunt Jemima PANCAKE 3 pkgs. FLOUR 250 2 Pkgs. 250 i e N (« COMET RICE 3 Pkgs. 20c “IVORY \ Flakes -y 3 Pkgs. - 25¢ N e e SO GOLD DUST 3 Cans Lge. Pkg. 25¢ 25¢ et Fort Sweet G l 8c 15¢ 23¢c 23c 4 Rolls 25¢ SUN MAID PRUNES A large purchase 1.1b. loc at an_exceptionally plg price enables us 19¢ :“ive our custom- 2.1b. ers a real bargain. Pkg : LORD CALVERT 1 5 Coffee “ 55¢ C | AR CIRGRE. g AT, ! Tall Cans Milk. ..per can, 11c ' White Star Tuna. ... "-lb. size, 25¢ | Schindler’s Peanut Butter '{” 25¢ Baker’s Cocoa .. Y,-lb. can, 21c thter s Cctsup .bottle, 12¢ * FREE 6 Tea Glasses With 10 Cakes Kirkman’s Laundry Bean Hole » BEANS 2 Cans Campbell’s TOMATO Soup GOLD BAG COFFEE Good With Every Meal Lb. 39 CHESTNUT| FARMS MILK Known the City " Cver, Can Now-" Be Obtained at All Our Stores Faunce's Sausage Meat Fort Sliced Beets Post Toasties Pkg. Fort Little Gem Peas, Can SNOWDRIFT Cliquot Club Lb. Can Ginger Ale TETLEY’S TEA 1.Ib. Pkg. KEWPIE BLUE LABEL TOILET TISSUE Corby’s Mothers Bread Log Cabin Syrup Pt. Can 25¢ National Champion BREW . 25¢ 4 . .2 cans, 25¢ Insectine ...... T AR ...2 cans, 25¢c R e e i e ANOE AR Parson’s Ammonia. .. .2 bottles, 25¢ Argo Starch ..........3 pkgs., 25¢ Fresh Vegetables Fancy Iceberg Lettuce Het 10c & 15¢ ;:: P; atoes No. 1 ; t3 Ibs. 25(: et Texas Bermuda Onions, 3 Lbs., 23c DORSCH’S The Original 9 c Split-Top Loaf HOLMES' PIES and CAKES At All Our Stores RO LAY S AN BUTTER Lb. 53c MORNING SIP The Better ® 2 o oast | American Beauty Sugar Cured HAMS Lb., 27c Lb. 350 COFFEE SCHNEIDER’S ERS | . BB Large 16¢ \ ol Sliced Bunn CERESOTA 5:b. Bag STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1928 TOC H HOLDS ANNUAL .FETE AT CATHEDRAL Bishop Freeman and Canon Stokes Address Young Men's Or- ganization, Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bish- | X |op of Washington, and Canon Anson Phelps Stokes of Washington Cathe- dral, spoke last night at the annual festival of Toc H, held at the Cathedral Preceding their addresses members of the organization conducted a cere- [monial. All of the lights in the Ca- thedral were extinguished except the candles on the altar. The service of light terminated when the membors stood for a moment in silence. dedi- cated to individual remembrance and resolve. Canon Stokes mentioned the purpose | of the order to keep alive the spirit | of self-sacrifice and pass on the love of service to each successive genera- tion of voung men. Bishop Freeman congratulatdd the order on its princi- ples. CLYDE J. NICHOLS, Inc. UNDERTAKERS 4209 9th St. N.W. Clyvde 3 Nichols, Pre Formerly View President-see W. R Speare Co. Phone Col. 6324 fckshurg, Va., MRS. DE FREES DIES. Wife of Retired Major Had Been 111 a Month, Mrs. Lydia Ellen De Frees, 75, wife of Muaj. Thomas M. De Frees, U. 8. A, re- tired, died in Walter Reed Hospital yesterday. She had been in the hos- pital about a month. Mrs. De Frees lived here in the Pen- tilly Apartments, She is survived by her husband, Maj. De Frees; two sons, Fred- erick B.'and Hugh J. De Frees, and a daughter, Miss Elizabeth De Frees of Toledo, Ohio. Funeral services and burial will be in Indianapolis, lnd tomorrow. MRS. F. Y. KELLAR DIES. Long Resident Here Was Active in Calvary Baptist Church. Mrs. Frances Young Kellar, for many years a resideny’ of Washington and long an active niember of Calvary Bap- tist’ Church, digd at her home, 1914 Calvert strect, today after a long illness. Mrs. Kellar also was a member of the Ohio State Society here. She is survived by her husband, Owen P. Kellar, and’ a sister, Miss Lillian Young = Funeral serfices will be conducted at the home tomerrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock Interment will be in Freder- Friday. Dc;ilhs Reported. Louis Fischer, 78 47 Bryant s |OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT: EISEMAN'S, 7th & F| Ryan Serv Is Worthy —af your evers consideratic m perfect night mortuars e we are ready ambutan James T Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E Telephone A t 1 Kay Sibley. Memorial Hospital v Frees, 74 Walter Reed Gen- Casnalty Hospital 1 15th s S 17Hh st cency Hospital, i orgetown Unt vorsity, Hysnital Asnes Jok ves ot Jatn E © Towital Bernard Mathews 7. Fn Hosnital l bavia "1 montive. Children s Hos: Births Rrpm ted. St Rowenthal oy i, Hoten n Ver priliion sirl PRIVATE Calls *42¢2 LOWEST UNDERTAKING SERVICE $300 Funerals for $195 $150 Steel Vaults for $85 We have the finest embalmers obtainable. is as high class a funeral Get managet, experience covers a lifetime undertakers' prices. W. F. Elliott, our director as there is in town. His the best at one-half the old-time W. W. CHAMBERS CO. ‘The Brownstone Cor. 14th & Chapm St Funeral Home Col 432 MFORT! Nothing else in footwear. suffer with matters so much W hy be content to limping, aching, burning feet when you may have | Light - weight :1] “I.A NNA JETTICK Health Shoe shoes which NAT, ST 'O support the arch; are easing, pleasing, fashionable and so INEXPENSIVE! $5 & %0 Extra Narrow to E ixtra Wide Widths Tth & K 3212 14h And at our Baltimore Store CHANDLER ROBBINS DIES AT AGE OF 93 YEARS Retired Merchant Was a Founder of American Geographic Society. By the Aseociated Press. NEW YORK, April 26.—Chandler Robbins, a founder of the American Geographic Soclety, died of pneumonia last night at his home. He was 93 years old. Mr. Robbins retired 40 years ago as a merchant engaged in trade with China and the West Indles. He was a son of the late Dr. Chandler Robbins | of Boston. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy | tonight; tomorrow Increasing cloudi- | ness followed by rain in the afternoon or night; not much change in tem- perature. Maryland—Partly cloudy tonight; to- morrow increasing cloudiness followed by rain in the afternoon or night: not much change in temperature. Virginia—Increasing cloudiness, prob- ably followed by rain late tonight or| tomorrow; not much change in tem- | perature. West Virginia-—Increasing cloudiness | followed by rain late tonight or tomor- | row; not much change in temperature. | \ Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 55; 8 p.m., 5 12 midnight, 44: 4 am, 40; 8 am, 44, noon, 53, | Barometer—4 p. 30.05: 12 midnight, 30.11: 8 am., 30.18; noon, 30.16. Highest temperature, 57, occurred at 5 pam. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 38, occurred at| 5 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 71; lowest, 46. | Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and | Geodetic Survey.) | Today—Low tide. 7:37 am. and 8:19 pm.: high tide, 12:59 am. and 1:25| | pm. Tomorrow—Low tide. 8:43 am. nndw 9:20 p.m.; high tide, 2:04 am. and 2:32| p.m. .m., 29.98; 8 pm, 4 am, 30.12; The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:17 am.; | 6:55 p.m. | Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:16 am.; sun sets 6:56 p.m | Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Very muddy. “-alh!r In \a!lnlll (,lufl sun sets Stations, Weather. | clo | 3 Prclouds SO 3608 7 am Stations. London. Parts ¥ rlin Covenhae Noon Horta (Faval) Rermiid rte Rico 3 Zone Greenwich tie. today Temperature 6 Cly Hamilton San Jnan Havana Colon Ca Marriage Licenses. A McPherson. ir. and Ma e & Heaed ani i Gasnare Glannols any Neivin'a n Chariotte A Zieater. | { ove anor Luth; ich - Millen oty and’ Ruth E | Dermrey of Wildorn v Ruth E e D_Jannett of Alexandria. Va. and CHietehte: dark | e fivense Sng ar Call Clev DS day WHEEL AND TIRE Amril 14 bet | lle. Mt Wm. 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C, SHAFFER U R N TN T Our bnly Store, 14th & xt-lve BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautiful Floral De_lbl?ll\l SS nud L TGO Auke Fligtlo-—expre I‘OI- Iu-r: Gud‘ &'fi'if'z fi St. I'Z. Smith Gunllo Co. Mrru\ -\M -munuu Migheat f‘;‘ o I“l'lll e Catb of Thanks. o exoress ot avrectation for"the beautilil Bhral ihaion "hnd Kindvess rendered M {riends duiring the iliness and death of our BOWLING MRS, FARNEST ANTHONY HART. Meaths. On Wedneaday, KIDWELL. PIRCKHEAD. April e. . BIR hettved "wiie “of Thonyas Edwin Birekhead. in the 47th vear of her age Fuinernl service at_ St. Paul's Enisconal Church., Waldorf, Md. on Ffidav. Aoril 1 am interment Waldorf. Md. Wednesday York and € BOWEN i) eveland papers bl oJuddenty on T nw. AL “hy dav. April 27 Taland. 111 BRAWNER Departed s life. Apri 128, at the Toberculosis Howpital, 1 MA T she, beloved dnuzh A. Rennett officiating Cometery. Relatives and friends invited COLE, Anril 74 1978, at 10 nm At his residence RAth st n'e hetoved hushand of Mol Tuesdny friends invited. Interment Cemeters. JonN imrade 1 Camp, 17 a » Faneral Frida from hit late Congressional Cemetary HOA Commander. fo8. ot " 5 p.m . EDITH. d ehtor 1 Honty and’ Pe of Tiennm Va " devoted sster of heth Griss, Mise Minnie Davis of ¢ D C. and Mrs_Dora Tansi- m',.y. Davie. Norman. Del Feiends .‘.» Ned " Tnterment 1 4 DENN ok nm neral iater. DUTTON. On Tussdar Reecs R._Duiton Aanehter. Mra. € Fu 1) VM,‘u er ate at 8:30 a.m A o inee Davi: Funersl residence. Friday April Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. FORD. Tuesdar Anril 7% 1098 at .11, and Baniamin Bur Pa Aneil 25 1098 road 0w o RIFFIN. Denartad this life < St. Elizaheth's Hosnital Anril mrnr\ Mre' Tda Hen T Rhines & Co's funers Eve ste. swr Natice of | moover Interment s AN Riv Wildor s Invited MeeARTR el \uwn ther EDWARD af the Rosev Anrid CEPTRUDE SATH RM ARRINGTON. 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Sastadt Sou Bt eians | IaVINE PRTENDF Wb B BeLL. o | HOGAN. _1n loving memory of my h ALFRED 3. HOGAN s0m of 1he Tate Tolta who ‘departed this Lfs April 28, The rolling stream of lite ut still the varant e Recails "the ove. “the ; e, OF him whe nnoe a5t SADLY "MISSED BY HIS LONELY WIgE. JACKSON. husband. L this life A memory of my dear who depal Sad and lonelv 1 am todar. Living on from day to T hope to e you some dar that land N‘ynnd the skies. It is sinful to A Tt ha soN - KROPP. In «ad_and lovine rememheance of mv “on. PATL EDWIN KROPP. =ha ed away seven vears ago. a,Joved one from our home FUTHER AND SISTER | and_loving_emembeance ~UELLA NORA JOHN- V this h(l ane TolNSAN Ay n MOND T hree 5 dear REERRY o oday are Ago W BROTHER AD ad hat Joving memory of WP BANT PUGH. who de- * azo today. Aoril Gane but not forzotten Oh_how hasd we tried to save her | o | bor } STED FAMILY. * 2 memore of my _dear. loving ATE! 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