Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1930, Page 16

. D. O, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1T, 19%0. & | AMUSEMENTS |&% POLI;S ‘That _yardstick t accorded in the tax m" flndgx Y information the stage—the great — on it - TAX GOLLECTION B R | g T e tantly, he was loat aiibes % . Dane"—gave ‘generous —_— the best antiquated system.” i it tatoan | CHICAGO OPERA LEADER MARRIES NEW YORK GIRL i {. &P TELEPHONE Vs COTZEN 10 STUDY tended during the year, so that Wash- ington telephone users may now con- verse with most of the important citles Europe. This service was made avajl- both day and night. Ship-to-shore tel service with the st Lloyd B. Wilson Re-Elected i‘fi%.":.".flifi"&f‘wm Kalorama Body Authorizes :"’om». President at Meeting in Eoteai o Inquiry Preliminary to New York Yesterday. DR. "OHNA';_AARggr:; " Urging Change. —_— ‘were :dcptcld DlEs_ s e, e taatioes prelintiary for b Sount of The. Districe fi’::":,‘u."é‘;:.“‘i’:h 25d ood that repr ‘ it at - " resent and human qualities. - T Telephane Coin New vore | Retired Physician Aided in Estab- ?hme- in e othon ot it s e iy Sestrical et % lishing Emergency taxes in the District was authorized by = | ThAw & N0 Shiied’ Givence & N Those added to the board of directors the Kalorama * Association last attention; no attempt to emphasize V. Flenin dent of : evening at a meeting in the St. Mar- 2 > ‘were . Fleming, president of Hospital. ' the Riggs National Bank: Gilbert H. Sarets pernh 3 ‘Grosvenor, T e , “president %: n}‘fu’*nw Soclety, ane ] orpe, e Naton's B ; Dr. John Parsons, retired Washington the board revealed that | Physician, died yesterday after an fll- $3,634,000 will be spent in improving | ness of two months. He was 84 years telephone system tln me’ Dm:ii:lt utzm old. b el s e 1$| Born on Capitol Hill in 1846, Dr. Par- Il agirepate $5100.000 " (Ve YERT2 | e received his education in Wash-| In Offictals disclosed 203,500 telephones | ington and was graduated from George- ‘would be in service here by the . in- 1934. More than 8,000 instrum ental unding of the to be ed this year. There ospital, and upon leaving p 3 | THE FEBRUARY SALE OF P e e LIFETIME FURNITURE | i - Lo f§§§f§§§§_§ %EEEE;%“'?. e i fieats ¥ i measure to the genius of Fritz Leiber mg the enterprise of the | ] . ] Chicago Clvic “Society, in the qm of a week of reperh‘fth!e at District | Poli’s hTeater last evening. ml wc:,!d not beed-ummnn foul,nm e actor's avow purpoes pre- :;nt tge Ey‘r{ :fl.;'n nmeng’ for ere & en- tertain, in taking s Tole which has created fame for the edians of giving it new § (-1 Eaf ) § ifggiil I ¢ B 13 L ggé 5 Retiring 10 ;:-n , he returned to $3,- | Washington, where h.e‘;u since resided. Dr. Parsons as of Cincinnati; a daughter, Mrs. Julia Rieg of 1419 Parkwood place, and two grandchildren, John and Mary . ' : 7 s Savings Now-in Every = g o v O | o e j : Section of the Store - « From _the AVENUE of NINTH- MIODEST cottage or. mansion on ¥is February Radical Reductions in All Departments —for stock regulation — previous to the semi-an- nual inventory. P-B Suitshand Overcoats We have made two groups of each—offering the most popular, of the season’s effects—with that surety of P-B quality which is the assurance of satisfaction. Overcoats Suits Including Plain Blue and Ox- The great majority have 2 pairs fords. of trousers, : $35 and $40 $ 2 7 .50 for $35, $40 and grades for .. ..o T $45 grades Spinet Desk Sale-Priced Dk 55 e i Spew i $45, $50, $60 and $ 3 7 50 for $45, $50, $55 Disposing of Our Entire . | Present Stock of $65 grades for . « and $60 grades Men’s Shirts Two big assortments. White English broadcloth and " fancy madras; collar attached; neck- band and separate collars. .$] 65 $2, $2.50 and $3.00 grades 3 for $475 Fine fancy woven madras and plain broadcloth; collar attached; and separate collars to match. Some pleated and also several demi-bosoms ....... ..$2.65 $350, $4 and $450 grades 3 for $7.75 Underwear Union Suits and shirts and drawers—of the notable makes. Vassar plain and ribbed wool union suits....... eee...$4.75 $6 and $8.50 grades Duofold, Vassar and American Hosiery Co.’s union suits. .53.75 $5 and $550 grades Vassar and Duofold cotton and wool union suits.......... $2.75 $3.50 and $4 grades Duofold and American Knitting Mill shirts and drawers. ...$].75 $225 to $2.75 grades Soft Hats Shapes that are the vogue-—and in the qualities which P-B has made famous $385 P-B Neckwear & Always exclusive patterns: and always superior makes— $1 (nde..............65° $150 grade...... «..95¢ $2 and $250 grades..$].35 Hosiery An assortment of rayon, lisle, wool mixtures, silk and silk mix- tures. 50c and 75c grades....39¢ 3 for $1.00 $1.00 grade.............65¢ 4 for $250 $2 to $3.50 grades....$].65 3 for $4.75 Mufllers Big, generous English squares and reefers—in rayon, silk and P. B/’s selected patterns, $2 and $2.50 grades..$].65 $3,$3.50 and $4 grades, $2.65 Leather Coats Suede and horsehide; sateen and wool lined, $12 and $18 grades...$9.75 Men’s Shoes Broken sizes of black and tan calf and grain leather shoes. Smart shapes — straight lace and Bluohee:u.s oL aad s BERKEY & GAY FURNITURE at i An Unusual Chair Value 15 to 40% off B These suites were all good values at their regular prices . . . they are phenomenal values at these reductions. There are more suites at the larger discounts than at the 15% saving . . . there is much more chance to save 20, 25, 3314 or 40 per cent than to save less. Variety is almost unending . . . savings prominently noticeable, Empire Type Sofa, $125 An “."":“ll :lllne is a grac ly designe Sofa, n}rholneud in a delightful small fig- ured denim. .$125, Parking Service . Gateleg Table Sale-Priced This Table is 34x46 lm:lu]l s wl:leln open and with a mahogany to) L &,‘c""m::: a good valie. i : $17.75 Park your car at Ott’s Garage, 621 D Street, while you shop at [N Surely You’ll Participate In These Savings ~ MAYER & CO. The Avenue at Ninth . Seventh Street Between D and E {