Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1930, Page 24

87 SENIORS RECEIVE JUNIOR HIEH AWARD Garnet - Patterson Commencement Exercises Are Impressive. Eighty-seven students of Garnet Patterson Junior High i Wum undcmo(nboohlnemmo( mmu. who also addressed the The list of honor students I.ncllldu mn;:um Alyce. anllqm?ur !lo! llnd second honors, and Vera Sharpe, o “‘“‘”‘“%f PILES 0 o S o a1 .-.fbonne Baker, Ella Hepaley, School Mary Mae Wood and Helena Bertha Wooden. —_— CANAL TOLL RECORD SET. Collections for One-Direction Traf- fic at Panama Largest. lpehl lrflh!hnl n-d Ihh relief or your n:q.‘ will For sale at all Peopl SRR %fl“' "Pm“l-«ru o5 TORB SUPPOSITORIES £ 30 ARE GRADUATED , dlwri\lm of the school, First and O 5 the 3 Hlyfllnlhmun member of the Board | Reed, Albert e Randoiph _Robinson, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1930. AT DUNBAR HIEH 5% Diplomas—Rayford Logan Speaks. Commencement exercises for the mid- year graduation class of Dunbar High School were held last night in the au- Rev. Joseph H. Jenkins, pastor of the Asbury M. E. Church, dellvend the in- vocauon. The award of diplomas was officer, Dr. J.|Ji of Educa Rayford Logan, professor Sims, Earl Universit; ilkinson, first n-hhnt'mot schools, fven | Dr. J. H. Johnson Presents oo iemiemc sosrds - tures dent; Glm'fiso Bannister, "Charlotte was salutatorian and John clsrk Howard University will receive the mdmu, ls out ? & elu of 30 having tentatively that institution for um.r col- training. ‘were u- aissese, | TWENTY PHYSICIANS PASS License Committee Admits Them to District Practice. ‘Twenty physicians who took the Jan- | Anna | uaty examination for admission to prac- | hn | tice in the District all passed success- | fully, according to an announcement of the Commission on Licenses to Prac- lip | tice the Healing Arts, which gave the Lawrence Ritchie, James dall Dennis examinations. Twenty-six entrants took the previous examination in the o!mryhnlummhflah'rnn American FURNITURE RENTING ABLU OFFICE FURNITURE 'oiss OIGESLNW. Courtesy cars leave both ‘Tignor, ¥, Richmond, Va., ln deu“r- Prescott Tinney, Frank Bernard Packard Courtesy Cars FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE in visiting the AUTOMOBILE SHOW Park your car at our office Connecticut and S and be driven to and from the show ience of parking your car at the Auditorium. PACKARD WASHINGTON MOTOR CAR CO. nmnnpmu our exhibiting but shown lelu lfltlrm:'fl.gf THE FEBRUARY SALE of LIFE TIME FURNITURE Furnish every nook, corner and room at savings OFFERING NOW OUR ENTIRE PRESENT STOCK of BERKEY & GAY 'FURNITURE at 15 to 40% off MAYER & CO. Seventh Sfleet Between D and E oints at 10-minute intervals from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., thus saving you the inconven- Plchll All Sales Final No Ezchanges No Refunds No Credits —SNOWBOUND— Snowstorms or Almost Any Unusual Condition Will el i Affect the Prompt Remaval of Your - Garbage and Trash WHY NOT INSTALL THE NEW HOUSEHOLD INCINERATOR We are equipped to install these household necessities st Q5 andup JOHN BLENN WHITE ! 1019 15th St. N.W. G- STR ‘I' BETWE N M-Brooks-Co @ Tomorrow—Brings Very Exciting Reductwm.’ End-of-the-Month Sale A Monthly Savings Event for Brooks’ Customers Winter Stocks at COST and LESS! Misses” and Women’s Fashionably Furred Cloth Coats FEATURING A GROUP AT These Coats Were Loido $49 10 $69 $ sivkl in Bledh Conte' s . 3 3 R s Other Coat Groups at $48—56—'86 Every othor Winter Coat in our entire stock $79 to $195. Most extraordinary values! Cloth Coats—Second Floor—M. Brooks Co. All Winter Ensembles Reduced for Clearance 19 - 330 ot oo o o vl e i e Ensembles—Second Floor—M. Brooks Co, Fox Scarfs Reduced! Tbue are unusually fine quality of scarfs ordinarily sold at $39. . Pur Scarfs—Second Floor—M. Brooks Co. All FUR COATS Now One-Half Off! You save from $68 to $250! Former prices such wanted Furs as Pony, Caracul, Golden and Silver Muskrat, Seal-dyed Coneyi, Mink. ;I"y-'d :h::x:t; :.::ntnl.;:d they. have self col- gll!:l of most luxurious ‘6 5 and Up! Fur Coats—Second Floor—M. Brooks Co. At Rock-Bottom Prices! H=y applied Black Furs. In in these three groups. Formerly selling from Al! Winter Ensembles suitable for early lts in Red and Brown shades. § heads and brush. The kind plainly marked on every coat. Included are Final Clearance Winter Millinery Models for dress and tailored wear in misses’ and women’s styles. Of hand-finished FELTS, Tricots and Fabric Combinations. almost all the smartest late Winter shapes and shades and at tomorrow's very special price you can easily fill out the remainder of the Winter with In large, small and medium head sizes. a smart new Misses’ and Women’s Daytime and Evening - Winter Frocks Very Sharply Reduced! THREE IMPORTANT GROUPS $11 - $14 $22 .« fT COST! There are just about 200 Dresses altogether in these three clearance s, but included are almost every smart late u:ter mode in frocks for Street, Spofl- Afternoons and Eve. nings. Every frock.is an obvmus bargain at its reduced price. re Chiffons, Prints, . Tweeds, Knitted Frooh Fln Crepes, Satins, Georgettes, Laces, Volvetn, and clever Come binations. Almost all are in the new long sile houette. Misses’, Women’s, and Sizes in the three groups. Dresses—Third Floor—M. Brooks Co. Drastic Reductions-in Main Floor Accessories - Clearance ded are Stej iss. Dange tfnh:hm snd ayon, Cenuu !oelz‘tz c"?’:.fi‘ nfi“muu Poteal "‘“n!"‘f'.%.lc"""& ich o et v 31 ’ ln colors and fancy 8 g EesE Reg. 35.78. Z."&.I"ur:."ia-.os cofors o flow: Sontrast 30 50 Handm: tiste Night u"n' i n{’n’na ‘n‘trnlfiry;&:fi sz c nd Dyris Engm: A cu.uoriu—M ain Floor—M:Brooks Co. g 50 Included are ' Millinery Dept.—Fourth Floor—M. Brooks Co. Main Floor Thrift Shop ® Main Floor Thrift Shop Dress Clearances , Silk Dresses That Silk Dresses' That Were$1010$11.75 Were $7.98 to $10 38.95 $4.9 These are odds and ends, but wonderful val- |l'- le and in all "' Sy cluded, too M Brooks Co~—~Main Floor Tbfllt Shop Coat Clearances Fur-Trimmed Dress Coats Were to $29.75 $ $ 75 tnfi'-:_u.:’ ]-G;-.“Zl; for n..:.l:ng.n toed SEsresy smart elted effects. M. Brooks Co.—Main Flm Thrift Sh) Tweed Sport Com That l’m