Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1929, Page 16

To Beautify Your Lawn and Garden —you will need tools of all kinds. Big Hardware Store is ready to supply all your needs. q— Hedge Shears. . ] Pruning Shears. . A™="| Grass Shears Trowels, Hoes Baughgro A Plant Food for Lawn and Garden On Sale on First Floor Barber & Ross, Inc. 11th & G Sts. d dealers from50typ- :ac‘:?g::::;:: figures resulting in these averages and comparisons: 1st.Grade Pamt i 2nd! GMPMM pvoreded Gflllol\ 160X wox w [h ”5W’ 270 g7 | GIAEE rm:'l466| u'l42-74 Total tnd.mm ] oot B“t_howlommlleadlld)hst? These same paintersand delers state: ueme SYears nmfim Poire U WASHINGTON, D. C. American Hardware Co., 2602 12th Street N.E. L. Barr & Sons,, 2004 M Street N.W. C. C. Paint Co., 829 9th Street N.W. H. Colman & Sons, 1319 7th Street N.W. C.vnnl[h & Kendrick, 3271 M Stuet N.W. Dixie Hardware Co., 207 Pa. Ave. S.E. Hillbrook Hardware Co., 44th & Hunt Place N.E. Morrie Hardware Co., 707 7th Street N.W. Richardson, 3914 14th Street N.W. I. Stamler, 7301 Ga. Ave. N.W. MARYLAND E. C. Gartner, Gaithersburg, Md. Silver Spring Hdws. Co. Silver Spring, Md. O. Trowbridge, Kensington, M Trboms Foed Store, Takoma Park, VIRGINIA Blue Ridge Hardware Co., Warrenton, Va. J. M. Reed, 611 King St, Alex., Va. Accomac, E. S. Young & Bro. Cape Charles, Stevens & Smith Charlottesville, King Lumber Co. ..$1.25 Up ..75¢ Up 50c Up Lawn Rollers, Garden Spades, Forks, Rakes, \ THE . EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, APRIL PACIFIC HOP PLANNED. —_— Bellanca Announces Flight to Be Sponsored by Chicago Daily News. ROOSEVELT FIELD, N. Y., April 25_UP).—Gluseppo M. Bellanca, presi- employe of his _corpo FINE ARTS BODY VISITS HOWARD U. Commission on Tour of In- spection Also Views Mil- fion-Dollar Bridge. This Members of the Commission of Fine Arts will make a tour of inspection ol the Howard Universily grounds this afterngon, and_also will inspect the Million-Dollar Bridge on Connecticut avenue, to consider the question of hav- ing 1t equipped with handrails as a safety measure. Earlier in the day the commission ap- proved plans submitted by Howard Unhersly authorities: for a women's dormitory. It will be a five-story build- mg of brick. Congress made an appropriation nvnllnble to begin the construction of the first unit, University Officials Attend. Dr. Mordecai W. Johnson, president of the university, appeared before the commission, accompanied by Dr. Emmet, J. Scott, secretary-treasurer, and Albert I. Cassell, architect of the university. Inspection of the Connecticut avenue bridge will be made at request of the District Highway Department, as vari- ous designs for handrails are being considered. While safety is of firs portance, the commission will bear 1n mind a_ design in keeptng with the general appearance of the bridge. Among other matters bmught to the attes unn of the commission during the meeting were the proposed treatment of the grand terrace at Meridian Hill Park and plans for the devolopmenl. of the Vl;‘glnll end of Arlington Memorial Brid The commission also approved the When Hum-Buc URING you with teneru phn !ubmmed for the Oeor'e Memorial be el n vmeennes Ind., to wmmmwnu opening of the ‘Western territory. Cemetery lway Discussed. ‘The Commission also was in confer- ence with Col. C. G. Mortimer, quarter- master supply officer of the War De- artment, with reference to a nudwly the aubjecb of runher study, it was announced, Members of the commission will be the guests of Secretary of the Treasury Mellon at u meeting wmgm in the United States Chamber o Commen:e Building, where will be placed o i hlhll the designs (or !he public b\lfld ing ington. program in Was HARKINS 1S MENTIONED AS BLAIR’S SUCCESSOR North Carolina Official Looms for Commissioner of Revenue Post. Thomas W. Harkins, United States attorney for the Westérn district of North Carolina, located,at Asheville, looms prominently as a possibility for appointment as Commissioner of In- ternal Revenue, succeeding David H. Blair of North Carolina. Mr. Harkins had a conference with Secremry of the Treasury Mellon yes- other candidates understood still to be in the field for the appointment in- clude Robert H. Lucas, eollecwr o( ln ternal revenue at Louis 3 ander W. Gregg, former sollcltnr ot the Internal Revenue Bureau; E. C. Alvord, special assistant to the Secretary of the Treasury, and J. K. Moyr, head of the special advisory committee of the Internal Revenue Bureau. Mr. Harkins is understood to have the backing of Commissioner Blalr. a low price cheap paint saves less than $4 on cost for painting an average house, and increases the 5-year cost of keeping it painted by $210 more than if quality paint had been used in the first place! Study the cost chart. S in-Proof Patnt - gives certainty of low 5-year cost, security of property protection! — keeps out moisture and decay, saves repair bills, prevents depreciation! —even in the quality class, SOLD BY VIRGINIA Colonial Beach, A. Cooper Covington, C. B. Ergenbright Gloucester Point, N. H. Tillage Hampton, R. J. Rowell Hopewell, J. W. Enochs Jeffs, H. L. Garner Kinsale, Q. A. Rollins Lynchburg, George L. Craig Makemie Park, Harry T. White & Son Mathews Court House, L. M. Callis & Son Maurertown, Gochenour Service Station Messick, J. K. Rollins Newpert News, Goodman Hdwe. Co. Onancock, Onancock Feed Co. Onley, Onley Bldg. & Supply Co. Parksley, Farmers Supply & Storage Co. etersburg, Joyner Hdwe. Co. Portsmouth, E. P. Lindsay & Co. Portsmouth, Port Norfolk Supply Co. Richmond, Richmond Glass Shop Roanoke, Lybrook Paint & Wall Paper Co. Strasburg, H. L. Borden South Norfolk, F. T. Etheredge Susan, Owens & Armistead Timberville, Frank S. Helbert Virginia Beach, Fuel, Feed & Bldg. Snpphn Corp. Winchester, Glaize & Brothers a superior paint! 7 To Identify Genuine Aspirin pain. It always helps; it never harms. Quick relief when Aspifin is the trade mark 25, 1929. tion, yesterda; ‘Traj ific flight Atumpt under the lu::&u of the Chicago Daily News. Mr. Bellanca said Shirley Short, an ration, _would [ ‘HE increasing use of Bayer Aspirin every year is proof that it has no ill effects. It is the accepted antidote for you’ve a headache, or cold; or are suffering from neu- ralgia or neuritis, Rheumatic pains yield, too, if you’ll only give these tablets a chance. But you want genuine Aspirin, so look for the Bayer Oross on every tablet. The box always bears the name Bayer and the word *‘genuine’’ printed in red. Proven directions inside. of Bayer Manufacture of Monoageticacidester of Salicylicacld . dent of the Bellanca Aircraft Corpora- |pilot the plane. He did not reveal its revealed that a huge demnnwn or starting pof lane has a wln: sprud of 75 feet. lt has two motors, are atrracnvel 3oor.f W are the subjects Young Fol ! most interested in All books for all children on all sub;ccts await your:call: rranged one ' about four outriggers. reveam 181t' our 00/‘ - 7he LEVIATHAN the flagship of the United States Lines, uses FRIGIDAIRE Frigidaire was selected for special uses on the great steamship Leviathan because it offered certain definite advantages. . . advantages that have made it the choice of more than 750,000 users. HEREVER Frigidaire has been installed . . . on steamships, in commercial establishments, public institutions, apartments and homes... it has proved its ability to provide better refrigeration at lower cost. It stops the spoilage of foods, and other perishables, thus providing health protection. It makes possible quantity buying...at quantity prices. It ends ice bills. It saves time and labor. These ar= onlyafew of Frigidaire’s benefits and savings. There are many more. And they start from the day that Frigidaire is installed. Investigate now Let a Frigidaire man tell you what Frigidaire will do for you in your business, or home . . . how it will give you ideal refrigeration; how it will save you 'money. Let him suggest the correct Frigidaire equipment to install and give you the estimated cost. Mail the coupon...or phone us. Dining Room .. .S.S. Leviathan FRIGIDAIRE !Al.l:! core. WASHINGTON, D. Send a man to survey my refrigeration needs and | | show me what Frigidaire will save. No obligation | | is involved. FRIGIDAIRE SALES CORPORATION s W ashington Branch 511 14th Street N. W. Open Evenings . Opposite Willard Hotel Phone Decatur 2300 HILDREN’S : d nd_z/oz¢r children’s] DE- PARP¥e¥where all ZENCw Baa@for Bays 2Girks '5 displayed:: . Gardens, bi jbwem, out: : dlll&f just now &ENTANoo 1322 %’M behlnd the other, lnd & propeller at and rear. The rear propeller revolven within a uu structure built 4 WASHINGTON BRANCH FRIGIDAIRE DEALERS: EDWARD COOPER HUTCHINSON'S, INC. 1502 Comn. Ave. N.W. 1814-16 14th St. N.W, L. C. BROOKS €O, INC. SERVICE MOTORS 1514 Conn. Ave. N.W. Silver Spring, Md. WARD BROTHERS C. E. KLINEHAUSE ZELLAN SERVICE " Rockville, Md. 403 C St. NE. ¥ 4306 lh.-An. N.W. VIRGINTA HARDWARE CO. MT. PLEASANT MOTOR CO. HOUSE & HERRMANN 2423 18th St. N.W. th & Eye Sts. N.W. LANSBURGH & BRO. th, Sth & E Sts. NW. VECTO STORE 64C B St. NE. S, KANN SONS COMPANY 8th & Market Place N.W. THE HECHT COMPANY Tth & F Sts. NW. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP 11th & G Sts. N.W. L. P."STEUART, INC. 3113 14th St N.W. ////// /'/'H' WASHINGTON . C.