Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1930, Page 11

THURSDAY, MAY 8 1930. e et where ' apenaa | RESTAURANT PATRONS i DRY LAW WITNESSES ;‘j' s Summer breeding, and that oliow the movement, protect- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, the opening of [ PPreact dant® - . | deputy game warden was Prof. Theodore | «SHEPHERD” SHIP NAMED O T President’s Brother Hoover, dean of the School of Engineer- SHE S Stanford University, who gets TO GUARD SEAL HERD| r a vear for his_deputy job. bk walking through his estate in | & " & ta Cruz Mountains when he.saw [ Vessel Will Follow Movement to m, jr. 19, whose father is a ¥ nator, and iwo other boy: -| Forestall it. Prof. Hoover “t Kill and Division of Skins. | et and they appeared in Justics | | n and as a y 8.—~“You| Court here yesterday on charges of | By the Associated Press. | | can’t arrest m g | catching more than the legal limit of | i s shepher hy | trout fisherman, “my father is a T EIOOvAE yIRRE ln ples’ for | . A joblof acting as:shepherd to) the 1 nator.” | leniency and the case was taken under seal of the Pacific Ocean has beer | "I can't eh?" the deputy game war- | advisement until August 15. Senator | handed to a Government ship. th ety (N poenas served upon customers in a With the recent instalwtion of sev- | den is quoted as having said, “well [ Fellom appeared as attorney for the | fisheries steamer Brant. Henry O'Mal- restaurant where Federal agents be- one m eral new stations in China, that coun- | my brother is President of the United | three. Arthur Muehler, one of the |ley, Federal fish commissioner now on | More than $3.700.000 worth of Franch | lieved liquor was being sold. 2000 men for 1 n try can now communicafe with all| States.” | fishermen, was fined $30 for not having | the Pacific Coast. reported here that (lace was imported into the United| Assistant United States Attorney Rob- |side work represents one y others of the world by radio. And sure enough he was, for thela license. | the seal herd was banded together for | States last year. TRUDEAU MEDAL deau medal Iast n GOES TO SEWALL & | The letter is awar S tion as a_memoriak Denver Doctor Will Be Rewarded ifl”‘,h}-“-vx!‘:‘};‘u’;rd In announcir for Aid in Fight Against sttt aparatnan : record as an auth Tuberculosis. past president of t responsible for his Arrests Senator’s Son Despite Protest | s l il attack. Incidentally, after the herds reach the islands, the Fisheries Bureau, in compliance with international under- s will arrange for the Killing ed portion of its young males, their skins for subsequent | BY the Associated Press. division of the proceeds as| NEW YORK, May 8—An innovation the United States, Great |in prohibition enforcement was intro- Eritain and! Japen: duced Tuesday in the form of sub- | i Subpoenas Served on Customers to Determine if Liquor Is Sold on Premises. by the assocla- er, the ploneer Poaching—Plan for award the asso-| By the Associated P: Dr. Sewalls| c\nma cRUZ e | fish By the Ass Press. MEMPHIS, Tenn., May 8-—For out- standing contributions to the struggle against tuberculosis, Dr. Henry Sewall Denver, Colo.. was awarded the Tru- ert B. Watts said subpoenas wers served | for 12.000 men, T 0 000000000 Grand Opening ”/ashirg’tons Finest Store EXTENDS from F lo G Sereet NW. between12af13% AN ENTIRE CITY BLOCK LONG é. C. Murphy Co. 54410°¢ Store WITH A HIGHLY SELECTED LINE OF MERCHANDISE TO $1.00 Tomorrow at 9:15 a. m. marks the opening of the G. C. Murphy Co. 5 and 10e Store at 1215 and 1217 F Street Northwest, extending through to 1216 and 1218 G Street. An entire city block deep! Neither money nor painstaking effort have been spared to make this another show place in Washington. The growth of the G. C. Murphy Co.—based on public confidence and the policy of giving the greatest possible values, has brought about a group of 168 stores in 12 States in addition to the new Capital Store. Your new store is large, airy—has ample aisle and counter space which will make shopping here a real pleasure. You will be delighted and proud of your newest store. You'll be pleased to direct your friends here. Murphy Co. merchandise values are un- surpassed! | ’ F JTREET ENTRANCES YOU'LL SAVE IF YOU SHOP AT MURPHY’S Typical Examples of Opening Day Specials—Everyone a Super Value HE special values described on this page will positively be placed on sale Friday. Genuine MOH AWK Brand Every item is first quality regular size. We reserve the right to limit the quan- Pillow Cases SHEETS In Our Modern Sanitary tity of each item to be sold to a customer. S Full Size, { Full Bed 36x42 inches | Size 81x90 bleached. .. 25(: | $1'00 inches An Exceptional Bleached, Ready Valve to Use MEN’S RAYON HOS Assorted styles and colors. Sizes 1034, 11, 11%. This price is far less than actual cost. Pair Men’s Leather Belts Genuine leather. Sizes 30 to 42. Assorted designs and colors—50c values. Ladies’ Rayon Hose irst quality—Sunbask, Gun Metal, Blondore, Dream Pink, Ivorie, Beigeclaire. Pair Ladies’ Fine Hose Fine quality rayon stockings in newest shades—picot tops —French heels. Men’s Rayon Hose Fancy stripes and designs— ar 50c¢ pair quality—all SURIETSHIS o o Collar attached or neckband stvles. Many delightful patterns—all sizes. full Fashioned pure thread Silk GUARANTEED PERFECT HOSE Shower Proof s oo All New Pair Shades P and G SOAP Regular sizes Procter and z bars sc Gamble Naptha Soap. Guest Ivory You know this soap. Showing the savings you’ll make at Murphy’s Camay Soap Regular size 10c bar Toilet Soap. GALVANIZED PAILS 10 quart, red enamel st}‘ipe, grip handle, heavily galvanized. 3 10e 10- BROOMS i Strongly made with 5 bands of [J sewing. Red handles; 59¢ value. CUPS and SAUCERS Floral decorations. R?gular]y sold at 25c. Complete 10- JINGHAMS and 4§ 4w N(()IV\F?L%N:’R%TS lch First quality. Large selection. TURKISH TOWELS Both are genuine Cannon Mills Towels. loc The difference is zsc only in the size. S 10¢ STORES EVERYWHERE 1216-1218 G Street N. W. SPANISH PEANUTS Fresh, crisp peanuts salted just right. Sold at candy counter. c Pound Fig Bars--Ginger Snaps Purest materials. Made by a l Oe famous cake factory. Pound ALUMINUMWARE Regular 59¢ and 69c Line Covered Kettles, Sauce Pans, z ¢ Percolators, Roasters, Double Boilers, ete., ete. Choice ENAMELWARE Triple coated ivory ware. Green c edges. Large selection of pieces. 39c value. Choice TEA POTS 4"62 Regular 98¢ value. RAG RUGS Two-tone and Hit and Miss loc patterns. COLONIAL CLOCKS A gooq time keeper.. Colonial s 00 style—in popular colors. A value worth $2.50. URPHYS Service With A Smile/ ight and 5:30 W sFresh Strawberry Sundae with Whipped RESTAURANT Seating Over 100 IN BASEMENT MURPHY COMPANY “serves only the BEST” This is not a “catch” phrase, but an actual statement of our high standard of food quality. Our policy is to serve you with the best foods ob- tainable at the lowest possible price. Only Nationally advertised foods, such as Heinz’s, Libby’s, etc., which have been tested and approved by the Good House- keeping Institute are used. In the Restaurant, as in all other Departments of the store, our Slogan is “Not how much we can GET, but how much we can GIVE.” The low prices on our menu do not indicate low quality. Quality is NEVER sacrificed for price. Fresh fruits and vegetables are always to be found in abundance at our Restaurants, during the seasons. The combinations used in our plate luncheons are carefully selected, so that you are assured of being served a correctly balanced and wholesome meal. All food is prepared in our spotlessly clean, modern, sanitary kitchens by expert cooks, under the personal supervision of the Restaurant Manager, who is spe- cially trained and qualified to hold to the high Murphy Standard. OPENING DAY SPECIALS Baked Turkey; Dressing and Cranberry Sauce, Mashed Potatoes, Giblet Gravy, z Bread, Butter and Coffee. A complete meal sc for— Fried Filet of Haddock, French Fried Potatoes, Buttered Beets, Bread, Butter zsc and Coffee. . Cream loc The Velvet Kind Ice Cream Served at Our Fountains Murphy Giant Banana Split iday Over WHAL i llllIlIllllIllllllli!llimlllfllllilflllllillllllIlilllmiiLUilflmlliflmflllfilllllflllilb