Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1929, Page 5

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5 The Lowest Prices---Always! Most folks realize this fact . . . that is one of the reasons wly the majority of Washington peo- ple patronize our stores. W hen better values are offered . . . you may be sure that Peozles Drag Stores will be ‘the first to offer them. OUTING IS PLANNED BY BUSINESS MEN Columbia Heights and Geor- gia Avenue Groups Will Go to Marshall Hall. Face Since 1905 the busy Peoples Drué Stores have supplied thrift-wise Washington with the best in Powder drug store merchandise. Our stores consistently offer better values . .. not one day, but every day. A joint outing of the Columbia ! Heighis Business Men's Association and | the Georgia Avenue Business Men’s Association will_be held at Marehall | all Suiy 24. Omehls of the organi- | zations announeed today that the co- | aperation of the Citizens' Forum of and that large numbers of citizens “ ” . 4 . oec Oize Joc ¢ Oize $1 .5'5" 35¢ Size e, ety ARG IS All Over : Town Bgume Ba}:e.r Riomo Deatri Freezone Sal Sq-mbb’a Slaaids a5, S o —the Better to vl | - o e el e and Walter D. Beller occuples a simi- | gesique Tablets Seltzer Maltose Remover Hepatica 0il Liniment lar post for the Georgia avenue or- | ganization. Grocers to Enjoy Outing. The Retail Grocers’ Protective Asso- clation, which also will hold its annual outing at Marshall Hall July 24, and B. B. Allison, chairman of the outing committee, are arranging with the WILLIAM SNELLENBURG. Save at Serve Y()u 42¢ || 20¢ || 68¢ || 48¢ || 20¢ || 34¢ || 57¢ || 20¢ PEOPLES! Sun Burned? 2}‘:,:,.flégf;!?;f&vfi?;sp"““"“ in some We Realize Our 65¢ Tube $1 Sife 50c Tube 25¢ Can 25¢ Tube .n\:\:sm:;;i;.(;gn\(\!1f;‘0}31%t;ysthl:lréce;};t;; 5 e Remember . . . Bnrbl{ml Damle.nne Ipana e Listerine #jcnustroup Sk Bbolectind et s e Responstblllly— PYROL Shaving Ilru!' Tooth Tooth of Columbia- Heights and Manager- Cream Tonic Paste Baby Talc Paste That is why only fully experienced reg- istered pharmacists are entrusted with the compounding of pre- scriptions in our stores. Capt. E. Minoux of Georgia avenue will marshal their teams. The annual tug- of-w: n which the Columbia Heights group now holds the title, will be an- other feature. Children’ and adults will participate in separate athletic events, Motion pictures will be taken of the event and Allen Haight of | Georgia avenue and H. C. Phillips of ! Columbia Heights are arranging for the | athletic events through the medium of | committees which they head. List of Committees. ‘The general committees in charge | are: For Columbia Heights — William | Snellenburg, general chairman; William | F. Dismer, Ralph Wallace, J. Rosen- Takes Out the Burn Before your doctor’s prescription is_de- livered to you it is carefully double checked to aveid any e errors. Helpful Accessories That Will Add to Your Enjoyment at the Beach! Beach Bathing Shoes pos Our enormous feld, L. R. Gottlieb, base ball; B. A.| L ELLER. \'nlun\e”r"i hu<i|_\:ss a: Levitan, reception; H. C. Phillips, ath- | sures the purity an letics; ‘Maurice Schlosverg, prizes; 5. | U, S, POSITIONS OPEN. freshness of all drugs I Hoffman, publicity; Stephen Eilbacher, used in prescription P ay 3 entertainment, = PR compounding. % For Georgia avenueJWalter D. Beller, | Civil Service Commission An Pair general chairman; E. P. Bovello, W. J. ‘Widmayer, C. Theo Denckas, Freder- H. Balls S Tatest Stylestof & Bathing Caps 296, 596, 98¢ A play 10c to 79¢ B == St 50 nd lace. Be sure to take several of these balls along with you to the beach. That is why so many Doctors say: “TAKE IT TO PEOPLES” These bathing shoes are priced ex- ceptionally low. In several different colors so that you may select & Dair to match your bathing ensemble. In different sizes to insure a perfect fit. nounces List of Examinations. The Civil Service Commission an- nounces open competitive examinations as follows: Instrument maker, Bureau of Stand- | | ards and Geological Survey, $1,620 a year, ! Taxidermist, National Museum, $2,000 a year, Technical editor, Bureau of Mines, | $3,500 a year. Combination of engi- neering and editorial or journalistic experience required. ! Senior pharmacologist, Food, Drug | ick Luders, E. Minoux, base ball; Mason Welch, reception; Allen Haight, mthletics; C. W. Sigworth, prizes: Joseph P. Stephenson, publicity; Milton R. Vollmer, tickets. Subcommittees of both assoclations are rapidly being completeed and addi- tional entertainment features are be- ing arranged. PRESIDENT HEARS PLAN OF MINE WAGE BASE| BOTH for 69c ball will add sreatly to vour beach. These balls have combinations _and are A Pound Box of Mammy. Lou Fudge ‘Tempting blocks of rich, creamy fudge that will instantly meet the fancy of your sweet tooth. Gener- ously filled with nut kernels and is s0 delectable that it simply melts in your mouth. Bathing Belts 15¢ and We have just received a large shipment of the very latest in bath- ing cap styles. These chic new caps Swimming Rings 98¢ 3-0z. Size. e and Insecticide Administration, Depart- 7.0s. Si will add immeasurably to the at- Jv : s ! t t ¢ i z. Size. = Representative Bowman Discusses | ‘"2"55{:&35'}2‘3&‘;2*' ;::?“&Jg;\‘;mn“ 1 . iSikel 468 and a Pound Box of tractiveness of your bathing ensem- | =< Minimum Proposal, Affecting | aide, Bureau of Flant Industry, $1,620 4-03. Mam. Lou Marshmallows 21> of pure ble. A wide variety of shapes, styles to C 0 $1,920 a year. ’ . K , styles g b sore " " — Delivery Contracts. Federal agent for trade and indus- hl'“'";“j I,"s;m, By Light, flufly marshmallows with a Jthis special and colors will be found in each of ( trial education, Federal Board for throat, for pe a4 coating of pure, rich, milk chocolate | price. Just for These are exceptional belts for such By the Associated Press. Vocational Education, $4.600 a year. e :lfe!lrrc;h';;ml o oench piece a delightful invitation [Friday “and our stores from which to make your —_— . a low price. They may be obtamed The pe ility of bringing about an oy & ! or v to have another. aturday. & = TR e who | iR Plain white or with different de- agreement among coal operators upon a | thr pnormation may be obtained at breath. i selecticus! " Aud they iaze¥priced sty | Foc it clijrentiana qide: Dechletwho | e ne st Hen rousti SR A et the office of the Civil Service Commis- sion, 1724 F street. ring is a material aid. able for size. HOME REMEDIES —al a great savings! 50c lodex Ointment. . . . . 85¢ Jad Salts. . 40c Kalak Water. ........... $1 Lysol Disinfectant. ...... ... .. wage below which they would not go in| a great mving. contracting for the delivery of coal was | discussed with President Hoover yester- day by Representative Bowman, Se- ublican, of West Virginia. > DB wman sald_ after his visit to the D e X0 Ly e White House that he regarded this as| .—The exiled Nicaraguan leader, Gen. Augustino Sandino, arrived here one of ‘the vital approaches to solution | of the problems confronting the coal | Jesterday from Vera Cruz to make empora: residence. I ow Pnces% Highest Quality industry and that he had gained the Quick Service o—0 GRAHAM’S Milk of Magnesia The Standard of Purity the Sandino Reaches Yucatan, TOILET ARTICLES —priced very low! 15¢ Amami Shampoo. . . ... .. $1 Angelus Lemon Cream 30c Resinol Soap. . ........ 50c Stacomb Liquid. . . ....... Playtime Needs priced to save you more! Tennis Racquets ‘These racquets are sturdily made of light, tough wood, laced with good quality catgut. Your boy or girl will impression that the President held the same view. The West Virginia member expressed hope that the operators in his State would be able to work out such an agreement, Under existing conditions, Boyman said, operators in negotiating for a coal contract frequently make their bid so of Acid conditions mouth and stomach quickly "M respond 1o the use of Gra- j ham's Milk of Magnesia. I = | S Sweetens the stomach and Only 98¢ At This Reliable Lumber House o . low that th forced to reduce th e Id laxative. 4 thoroughly enjoy hav- H o TP f i mines ol o e | | T, Millverk O 50c Squibbs Tooth Paste . . . . .. . 24c [| L Lonape it one ot them. $1 Miles Nervine. . ...........57c 10 % 1 Paint : Economical, Too b Nl R sic S " 20 | 60c Wernets Tooth Powder. .. .39 i rrESH! NEW STOCK! s v R would give all the companies a basis to " ONe belivery ‘Charee PinsBosl g " . . NSVIV AN 35¢ Ni Xk in bidding f ith int Bottle C NOXZi 1 { o o s sistere s2e alw The Falifoads and the. waes of the em- J. Frank Kelly, Inc. | $1 Wildroot Hair Tonic. . ... ...63c PENNSYLV ANIA oxzema Cream 23c it o A 201 Georgin Ave. ' 'N. 1303 | |14 . " | 50c Williams Aqua Velva. . . .. .30c Tennis Balls $1 Nujol Ol pint. . ...........56c — Coal — Hs Building Sup $1 Nuxated Iron Tablets. . . ..... . $1 Ovoferrin Tonic. .. .......... 60c Papes Diapepsin. . ... ..... $1.50 Petrolagar 75c Pompeian Olive Oil. . . . . . .. .57¢c 60c Resinol Ointment. . ........39¢ 60c Pompeian Rouge. . .. ... 65¢ Ponds Cold Cream. . . ... .. 60c Odorono Deodorant. . . . . .. 25c Packers Tar Soap. . . ......17¢c 50c Mulsified Shampoo. . . . . .. .32¢ 50c Mum Deodorant. . . .......45¢c NAVY OFFICéhS PRAISED FOR PLANE STOP DEVICE ! Epecial Hook Apparatus Provides More Efficient Method of Halt- ing Craft Aboard Ship. 50c Ea.; 3 for $1.15 , Highest quality tennis balls— hermetically sealed in strong metal containers to insure their liveliness and prevent deterioration. An unusually low price to pay for such splendid quality balls, Ex-Ray SUN HATS (Tan) Special, 98¢ ¥ CLEARANCE PRICES Prevail in All Departments Peter Grogan & Sons Co. JROGAN'S Licut. Comdr. L. C. Stevens, Con- | struction Corps, U. S. N., who resides | at the Chastleton Hotel, Sixteenth and R streets, was commended officially late vesterday by Secretary Adams for de- vising a special hook apparatus for de- | veloping a more efficient arresting gear | for planes landing on the decks of car- riers, thus reducing aircraft casualties. The commendation was sent through the chief of the Bureau of Aeronautics, Ectric WASH CLOTHS “Jack, these are splendid 3 for 250 pictures of your little girl” Fans Rear Admiral W. A Moflett, in whose 817-823 Seventh St.N.W. 10:Trich $1 0 49 office Comdr. Stevens now is on duty. fotatishors i Sints Heli g A Letters of commendation likewise were | “Homefurnishers Since 1866 Oscillating . Yes, Jim, and I Whisk Brooms.....20¢ am going to keep them, so when she sent by the Secretary for their part in the development of this gear to Lieut. Comdr. Charles A. Nicholson of the Closed Saturday During July and August You will want one of these fans 2V, Quart Size Construction Corps. whose home is in during the steaming hot days to Syracuse, N. Y, and Lieut, Samuel H, Arthur, whose home is in Lecoma, Mo. keep you cool and fresh, We are selling lots of them for home and grows up I can still have & clear, Aluminum Pitchers Only 500 unfaded memory of just how adoraple she was at the age of three.” $350 RING IS STOLEN. Blrglar Uses Duplicate Key to Loot Columbia Road Apartment. Organized Responsibility : Use Yellow Cabs office use. These fans are well constructed and run quietly and smoothly. Oper- ate on either direct or alternating current. Cost very little to run. Gladstone Bags ... 98¢ Alarm Clocks. Phila. Hand Made, perf. “Loss of a diamond ting valued at CAMERAS 0 g hesp A st Luis Martinez, senators $350 was reported to the police last Snd Fasb it o night by Miss Margaret Paynter, apart- . S i i ment 509, 1458 Columbia road. She said || Black and White Cabs $1.89 and Up ot Cotithe Niites? Garcia Grande, queens. a duplicate key worker visited her|| . RabbsreSvon 10 Robt. Burns, pant.... ;gf:rn:;x;t and took the ring from & Owned and Operated by KODAKS It will prove a source - POanscy —-1Ue Henrietta, nop Rev. Albert C. Morris, 3121 P street --Brown Bros. of much joy in later El Prod b told police of th th inct that i T : roducto, boq 1§(m5‘3;§ eg?u;]ed“nii‘é}? mpx:fsc r‘&’ce';‘“:; $5.00 and Up | (s 2 real treas- Turkish Towels ... 29¢ Riseksioes cab through a cellar window yesterday and o stole wearing apparel valued at $80. Fresh FILM UEE L ey At Alum. Percolators.§9¢ || Cortez, dips. ... 4 for 30c s s dadhl: ko Teparite o DUy Hiien: . Start your El Verso, adj. . . i R SR TR S L L ST A e R A T N S R N N N1 e WO S SR GRSt s 1.1 S5 NONE SN SO S S BAN STREET PLAYING. Bath Sprays s o .t pelow | Kotk album today. . Rubber Aprons . 49c || La Palina, excel. ...\ Boy of 50 i ERY . | you'll be might a . A Police to Enforce Regulation in Moo ol Mavet & | box. i e Muriel, Rothschild. ... " cool, refreshing shower Op]. I TOU QI 8 LEW TEars Ice Cream ’ Manuel, peyfec(o_ i Order to Reduce Accidents. ey Ahower nly | ol i 2 M 9 n it . Maj. Henry G. Pratt, chief of police, ing home “from work. H‘ ---------- 8¢ Optimo, purt, extra. .. e : has called attention of members of the These bath sprays will | Developing & Roi Tan, perf, extra e force to the necessity for enforcing the fit any bathroom fix- c ) d A lbums 890 Sh . B 3 s provisions of the police regulation tures. ~ An inexpensive Printing Service > opping bags...... 390 against the playing of games in the luxury for every home. o revection or st playias siss ' g at preven I g i ‘ ¥a v:’g’fgii‘fy53?‘25"?3%‘.%%“’5‘&2‘.‘.“ " COIVST"’ATMZN”I Rubs Pain Right Avay | Buchu Buttons Nutraven RE;':;::; ip:’:: Z;wa / 4 3 May Now Be Relieve: is M A Toni R il . Pratt directed the police to ad- X usco onic of Recogniz : vise “parents of offending children of e Pleasant, Natural Way ; . For Bladder Weakness Vludin Bailding Up Fabric b i e ; Min-Rol-Agar Rubbing Oil | and Kidney' Ailments the System Cleansiline - o L 2 If you are weak, g & A soothing oil of win- ~ Stop getting up ¢ o8 e : i B.Y.P. U' COMINGTO D. C. S\Vat the Fly ST A:u:;uls:: dcol;nt-:: tergreen mil.menewthnt nights .. .keliminn: :‘,’:3‘;‘3; l’z;’ ;.zof,kr,::d The Master Cleaning Fluid National Cofivention Will Be Held Take advantage of an . sam 108 refined mi penetrates deep into the bladder weakness an a good tonic fo stimu- “That spot on your coat, i ne agar. skin ‘and eliminates pain i ills. late your etite and dress white shoes is bbb 1 e 750 Bee.Ll i nd l:hyb:i:: i -and eanu:nnn. lDoup;ot oBt::;“ k};:‘:lo:: ‘:E‘; helpy youaptvo re‘Ein not um.ru‘. as The national convention of the Bap- sive war on the fly at the Golf Balls o blistér the skin. Brings Gtk ant e your ‘strengui ror might expe‘e:.l:’un.:; I) fist Youn, l::tomg‘a Jldl')"ml‘;n‘m be beginning of the season. it ‘always brings the de- et 4o sote, , strained : hl:m;( iadmy, oS fi"b"T f("i"v ;‘“NRI::S ! 1d in t] , 1931, This o+ AVE s quickly 8 ;','T., decided last night at the anpual The Star has for free m“&*n m true flight .‘31‘:- 3 sired results. 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