Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1930, Page 16

CRUISERS COMING " :Gors presipenT AT DivNER HERE ON NAVY DAYt o s Sverence socie oaions n aens Distributed Améng Eligibles. Raleigh and Marblehead to ———— Be Open to Public on Visit to Capital. y the Associated Press. bility. Salad l la bhuuon of notice. 0, Nev., October 11’ —United by Entices—Roas pu” all and which lut nlgm mec !or . dlnner hon- m}-:‘gmp esident, Abraham Duff of Washingtonians will have an oppor- | Rahway, tunity n little over a week to go aboard | gemren “3“‘,’,:’ cxpects to be granted & two of Uncle S8am's light cruisers at| Invitations and menus for the din- the W“hlnmfl Navy Yard, just as| ner, distributed yesterday, read as fol- they did on one of Enfllnds men o lows war when the British cruiser Danae Just Think of It— ‘The Star delivered to given in honor of Mr. Duff, presldenc of the Ball and et n | Severance Soclety of , Nev. Mr. Y. Benjamin J. Hanslinger, secretary and this his cost? e u: chalrmnn of the Discouragement Com- Telephone National 5000 and de- Nosing up the Fotomac River on Sat- ery will start at once. tirday of this week, the two craft will i < vBoaNA: a2 incompati- e dock at the navy yard and &en the sklppers Capt. R. A. Koch f the U. S. Marblehead and Capt. E P‘fltdrlck of the Raleigh will desig- nate the hours on Monday when the publh: may go aboard. ehead has seen seul;vice at went on crul 25. , too, has le: ) bees Jo) A Dayton, commander ' e “Gwe a man a shoe ‘he can weatr” (with pride) President of Portugal and in England the ships team played base ball with a JID.I'I!SC e Marblehead is attached to light et Givakn 3 of e scouting fleet, while the Raleigh is attached to light crulser division 3 of that flect. =Each vessel is of 7,50 tons displacement, wai ul twné}lnnes that may be t-upul!ed from lec] use in observation and BIG ARMISTICE PARADE PLANNED AT CUMBERLAND Legion in Charge of Arrangements, and Schools, Organizations and Stacy-Adams shoes are more than a covering for the foot . . . they are an index of the wearer’s good -taste .. ..a shoe that a man can and does wear with pride. Clubs Will Be Invited. Special Dispatch to The Star. CUMB] D, Stacy-Adams CUSTOM GRADE SHOES FOR GENTLEMEN See the Fall models, in tan and black. Trim lines, fine leathers and comfortable designs . . , - ) o0, Jieee and o °'“b' i Stacy-Adams quality through and through. . Above, the New. York Avenue entrance s for the v:h ¢ i’ P to the new Parker-Bridget Company - i | . store in the Washington Building, There is a similar entrance on G Street and two . entrances from the corridor of tho ‘Wash- ington Building. At left, the. Washington- Bufldin‘. at New York Avenue and Fifteenth Street. mittee on ngements an tended an invitation to all schools, tions, 612 13th St. N.W. salesman, he had been heid / Carl M. Betz, Manager and robbed of =i had am;;nmmwnmmd L et \ v Rt A A N R T i Wi O i et b=t e ol A S W T P 01555 2 e R N T e R W Ry 5.7 5 S A TS DAV R R s Just a SFr Most Anywhere in Downtown Washington to the New Parker-Brldget Store Possibly there ARE Washmgton men W|th time to spare. We don't know any. On the contrary, all the men we see are intent on saving time. And they are thanking us for helping them do it. For the new Parker-Bridget store in the Washington building is just a step from most anywhere in downtown Washmgton «...from the Government departments, the .business section, the financial district. The new Parker-Brldget store saves men time and effort, not only because it is so accessible, not only because of quick service, but because here men find EVERYTHING they wear at the price they want to pay. From hats at $5 to hats at $20, from' shirts at $2 to shirts at $10, from shoes at $6 to shoes at $17, from suits at $35. to suits : at $100, from overcoats at $35 to overcoats at $125, Parker-Bridget - stocks are all-inclusive. If you haven't visited the new Parker-Bndget store, let us welcome It's just a step from where you are to here! Fluffy Textures and Beautiful Plaids in ALL-WOOL BLANKETS Blankets in lovely qualities are of special interest at Mayer . now. Here you will find many blankets to fit all beds and at prices that are unusu- ally reasonable. A couple of sizes arebg’uoted be- 4 gl : you today. $7.95 $9.95 gt This is an all-wool, double blanket, with sateen edging, size 66x80 The Ladyfaire all-wool blanket, inches, for twin size beds—beauti- with - sateen edging, size 72x84 ful plaids. inches, for full-size beds—plaids. Virgin Wool Comforts, Sateen Coverings, $10 Parking Service (Enter Cars at Ott’s Garage, 621 D Street), -~ MAYRR & CO. : Seventh Street Between D :_and~:-E New' York Avenue at Fifteenth S NATTONALLY KN@WN T Y A A (4 Y A A Y Y . Ao