Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1929, Page 11

Ex-Governor an’ Actor. Lord Harris, a former governor of Bombay, India, recently celebrated his diamond jubllee of his first cricket match by playing in a match and in o BUYS BLOCK production with fidelit: part of Lord in_a theatrical production of “Loyalties” he took the St. Erth, a vigorous youth, ity that was sufprising. - OF LOEWS STOCK Theater Corporations Afil- |fi lated Said.to-Have $137,- 000,000 Gross Assets. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Merch 4—William Fox, pngd;nt of Fox Theaters Corporation,, 'rda; family of the lnte Marcus Loew, and its acquisition was saild to make the affili- flud compa) ka the largest.operatives of metion plcmxe theaters and companies in the country. Gross_assets of Fox Theaters and ||| Loews, Inc., were over $137,000,000 ns , Inc. | stock was acquired from he | | I | ~=Fireside chairs, dining room pleceu, | | I of o $36, flflmfl o d{ to the ) ver accordin, e || Film Datly Year Book. ¥ R Corporation controls ubnut 65 zhenurs all over the country, North 332 !:Speclal Antique Sale . Furniture and Works of Art 3 Days, Begmmng Tuesday, March 5-6-7 ' GEORGE W REYN OLDS Washington’s Center of Supply Rare Old F urmlure davenport tables, sofas, paintings and ornaments. Look for yellow brick Jresidence building 1742 M Street NW. crystal chandeliers, North 332 | tion picture and vaudeviile thenurs -nd in addition s uet <Goldwyn Mayer Pn:t s aa Mr. Fox la hn of the Fo: ration, ons the ln er’ mum pll:!n mp-nl corporation was not 1nvohed in the tmnucuon announced ay. r. Fox declined to say wheth-r the purchase of the stock of the Loew and those of a group * n-mmmly mo- ciated wlt.h mem gave him control of the col but since Mr. Loew was mujnrity swckhalder in the com ny which bore his name 1: wu be Mr. Fox probably acqy ma Jority if not l!l of hls aux:k -nd lt least enough to control the company. “It is the intention,” a °prepared statement given out by Mr. an sfld “that Loew's, Inc.. shall ecparate unit In the amus: BEST TONIC AFTER —— * Winner Gives Bride $25,000. STRENGTH USED IN i64 HOSPITALS AND INSTITUTIONS NO DRUGS That two days before the wedding PERSONAL Winiam Kilpatrick, winner of the 1927| Mrs Arthur Marshall, Chicopee, ¢ was | Mass,, - writes: “Father Johns to register the ante- nuptial contract. The brlde Wwas a minor at he; The court ;efillms Lanshurgh ALWAYS RELIABLE Mr James Adams, 468 Liberty , Camden, N. J,, states: en using Father John's Medicine Medicine has been used in our|for fourteen years not only for family for more than 20 years as|colds but as a tonic and body a remedy for colds and whooplngrbuxlder ang have always found n cough. I always:-recommend it.”|just as recommended.” I"QUALITY THAT ENDURES”| 777 Furniture G’b. “I have . Entrance, 909 F Street NW, Convenient Deferred Payments Comfortable 3-Toné\jééqumd Velour Suite The three pieces in this suite are a long, deep Sofa, roomy * {Club Chair and comfortable Button-back Bunny Chair. Care- . fully upholstered in attractive three-tone Jacquard velour with _iides and backs of the same. Spring-filled seat cushions. 40-inch Walnut-Finish Cedar Chest Protect your woolens and Winter things from moths. $12.75 Top-Icer Refrigerator Carefully made ind insulated to insure ice saving. | Three-Door Simmons Wood- Fiber Stroller ' Refrigerator Meli:lls;e d Surdy and aurecive 50-1b. ice ecapacity. A splendid ice and money Saver. $19.75 A new design, with spindle-shaped head and foot posts. $9.75 $12.75 All strollers and car- risges specially priced. There are six pieces of large proportions in this handsome suite, comprising French Vanity. return-end Bed, Dresser, Chest, r and Bench, ‘constructed of carefully matched “diamond” - - ‘Walnut veneers, with carved decorations. The chair and bench seats are covered in durable damask. Z |“QUALITY THAT ENDURES”|?% 139 Upholstered Fiber Rocker Hand-woven fibre rock- er, with back and cush- ion seat upholstered in colorful cretonne. $14.75 2 Hand-Woven Fiber Fernery $1.98 No Phone or Mail Orders Matched Diamond Walnut=Veneer Bedroom Suite 215 taking part there. A]thouzh 77 years old, he scored | |& six runs on the field. In the amateur - — THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D.-C, MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1929. To Our tmers ; ,, Who Know | How Good They Are We Simply Announce We Now Have | KEEBLER-WEYL ! A Special Ass’t . of Nationally Popular IN.B.C. CAKES " Packed in the Handy | i Two (2) Pound Centainers 1 for Home Use - | % You will find many occasions when this [ T assortment of N. B, 'C. Cakes will come ingd There are four varie- .ul..-.. 1845 4th St. N.E. Suburban Stores These Prices Prevail in Washinit particularly handy. fl ties of“especially tasty, creamy cakes in this || assortmeiit. | Romantic Puff Cakes | Robena Cakes | Robena Nut Cakes Starlight Puff Cakes | . 59c| Ritter PORK -<BEANS Blue Ridge Corn :..... Silver Brand Peas . . . . . . We Extend Greetings to Inaugural Day Visitors We extend a hearty welcome to all visitors at the Inaugu- ration Ceremonies, and cordially invite you to drop in and inspect any of our stores. Store Hours March the Fourth 7toI2M. 3:30 to7 P.M. Knowing that many of our patrons will want to shop after the Inaugural Parade we will keep our stores open until 7 o’clock tonight. 3 Saltines Graham Crackers Cheese Wafers PACKED IN MOISTURE PROOF TINS Specally Thu Week Our Stores Will Redeem Baby Ruth Candy COUPONS Cut from Sunday’s Star Campbell’s : PORK -BEANS Also this tasty good candy on sale in the family size package. A-1 Stringless Beans BurtOlneyPeas . . tin, 10c . tin, 10c Domestic Oil SARDINES This is a particularly appropriate special during Lenten season and we are making a most attractive price for this week only. ASP. TIPS | We are quoting for this week a-par- ticularly attractive price on Del Monte 3“‘" 13¢ For the thrifty housewife we.are quoting a specm] dozen price on Domestic Sardines % 50c Dozen Tins small green Asparagus Tips. “Finest for Baking” Wherever yoff* find the best food served you -will find | Idaho baking potatoes on the menu. Although Tdaho potatoes have become famous for thexr baking qualities, you will find that they are equally as good when cooked by any other method. If you have not as yet become familiar with the goodness B of Idaho potatoes we urge you to try them at once and then | only will you realize just how good these fine Idaho potatoes ffi really are. Florid‘ Celery. Oc | Fresh Spinach.......3 ™ 25c [B§ 10 - 35c | Norfolk Kale........4™ 25¢| e et — === Fancy Carrots.....Z""""l3c . 15 Ibs., 25¢ Lnrge, Juicy Lemons. .. New Cabbage RN ey | Florida Tomatoes ........." 15¢ Iceberg Lettuce......."** 10c | Sweet - Potatoes. . ... .4 ™ 25¢ & Yellow Onions.......2™ 15 White Potatoes . ~— | Land O’ Lakes &uen Butter b 62¢ Hershey’s Sanitary i Butter . 57c : These are the very large size Santa Clara Valley prunes. v\eek to puxchua Hershey 's Cocoa at a most appealing price. »21c !nwnmh Foods in Muny Stores Syectal for the Lenten Srason 25c¢ | g A]ukre‘:lmon tin w." 32¢c|Bouillon Roast........ T & 39c Dry Pack i 19c { L’Algloy is 32c Shrimp ....... . Anchovies ... , » King Oscar SlrlOln Steak ° Lb. 49c ® Anchovy 22c Sardines ... = 190 ; Fancy Cuts by Expenenced Meat Men - i) S 7 - Del Monte lzc Try Our Belicatessen Foods : el PR | Luxury Loaf. ... "™ 18¢|Fresh Baked Ham. ... ™ 20c | o Beardsley's 17 { Tongue Loaf...».,..... 15¢|Spiced Ham.........*™20c| spanien & 10¢c Fish Filet .. .. Gorton’s Fresh Mackerel Pimentos . ' Tongue Bologna.....*"™ 15¢ Slicetl Dried Beef....*™ 20c | Head Cheese........*™ 10c|Presidential Loaf ....*™ 15¢| | Cooked Tongue......% ‘"“201: Sauer Kraut.........." e leer Cheese g 30c l’ottto Salad e, j mh BT 5 % | AL [ Ll Re Umberto Olive Oil .-.. D3e erereerere o Sy