Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1930, Page 3

@LEY COURTS 14 l'l.ll. EDISON STEWART WARNER RADIO SETS Sold on Easy Terms Your Old Set in Trade There are mnone Better and Few as Good. GIBSON’S 917 G St. N.W. I 'BAY STATE Special Red Roof Paint $1.50 Gallon In-or-Out Four-Hour Enamel Agate Four-Hour Floor Varnish Ill.l.llll Roof Paint Savogran Crack Filler Valspar Varnish HIGHLAND A general Purpose Paint 75c qt.; $2.75 gal. Expert Paint Advice Free 710 13th St. N.W. l.mu Room Furniture Wol!l lnfl Mohair 3-Pc. Suites—$79.50, $200.75—8ofas. Davenports, Dln Be Had Separately. Terms. Miller’s 711 D St. NW. ANY 6-ROOM HOUSE Wired Complete with Fixtures and Bulbs u. Week STAR ELECTRIC CO. Adams ‘8855 and Reception Room Electric Refrigeration Reasonable Rental 16th .m% N.W. Interest on Savings Soenbi neviailly Compounded U. S. TREASURY SUPERVISION COLUMBIA PERMANENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION 733 12th St. N.W. SPECIAL NOTICES. “.nn T g R B ¢lderly lady who requires small it of attention, as she is ailing. an ""“g, Willing to sy reason: office. 3 fi;mu’ ulmi'm“m' fla:a“ lirfi-mckd 44 H-{r\xml m——n‘—m—m nxlflv llh 8:35 p.m., please street e S PARTIES. k2 ?io eTA S2 nw._Metropolitan 5 —in wateh, clock and je :mmu work " done B Yorr . nitnmond: fi éu{h and all '-‘nlnu Foave Nats 1 m m1 Radlon-wide ‘Lone. Distance Mavine. wi WANTED-RETU " The Shade Factory 3417 Conn. Ave. T A rith's Transfer & Storage Company. i g — RpplisSweet Cilar ATLOCAL CHURC Mardi Gras Atmosphere to Pervade Immaculate Con- ception Celebration. Hnu ‘were announced y-'.erdny for first week the (mun:h of lhe Immaculate Conce tion, | Eighth and N streets, which r ted erected in t.hebfl]l school building, and | » Marai ar‘u'-mh hure i m‘um each eveni for which a special fea- mhnhanunn. The progrem was inced by the Committee on Arrangements, which in- cludes Rev. Prancis J. Hurney, honor- ary chairman: Rev. Stanislaus Czyz, chairman, and the officers ox the com- bined societies of the paris] / Pastors to Be Honor Guuu . Right Rev. Mgr. Eugene J. Connelly, pastor of St. Peter's Church and spiritual director of the Washington Union of Holy Name So- cleties, will rlve the benediction and will be guest of honor. Each evening during the week, the | former pastors or assistant pasto P! 3 | prissts, in addition to Mgr. Connelly, are Rev. James E. Connell, Rev. Ch,lrlesl E. Roach, Rev. Cornelius Dacey, Ambrose O. Beaven, Rev. Juneph * xennedy Rev. John H. Eckenrode, | R&v Skrznski and Rev. Michael J. | rdm spechl nights are being set aside for rious mhfl fons to attend the ‘homecomin, Headed by "A. J. Driscoll, members of the Mid-City Citizens’ Association will attend the carnival on Thursday eve- ning. The Immaculate Conception Church lies within the district covered by the association. - Thursday ‘evening local high schools, colleges and uni- vmlt.lu'fllbcr!nrumwd as well as Allmhhloclefluofthadw'm attend v of this city. The ration of Catholic Alumni wil attend Priday night also. The closing night will be “Father Riordan night.” = Members of the Knights of Colum?ugt .njgh;h! P;m&h Degree, K of A , AN e Ladies Aunxlfi.hn:y. Order of the Al- hambra, and all local posts of the American Legion will attend that eve- Committee Is Announced. Durhu the week other Catholic so- cleties also will participate in the ob- the Washington Lodge of ‘“hule.:mdminv":- hursday at 12:15 noon s solemn re- mass will be said for all WILD TURKEYS FOR WHITE HOUSE |FIRST CUSTOM HOUSE IS AMERICAN SHRINE Yorktown Port_ of Entry Chlled Birthplace of U. S! Trade'by Gov. Pollard. By the Associated Press, YORKTOWN, Va., November 15— Described as the birthplace of American trade, a small brick bullding constructed more than two centuries ago to serve as America’s first customs house was d | dedicated today as a national shrine. The President’s secrétary, Lawrencé Richey, with two wild turkeys and four plieasants for the Thanksgiving table at the White House. The game was shot in Washington County, Md. Mr. Richey is shown with the birds. —A. P. Photo. District Grocery Stores FOOD SHOW Many Prizes and Gifts Gas Refrigerator Mahogany Secretas Love Seat with Tal All Given Away CONTESTS OPEN TO ALL Prizes for Each Event ;oro::}%w mmérr TUESDAY NIGHT Old-Fashion: tu ontest " for Girls Over 16 Yoirs Movie Screen Test for Girls Dressing Room. Provided Ages Over 16 Years WEDNESDAY NIGHT S| Dancing Contest Por_ Couples Over 16 Years POFULAR BABY CONTEST DAILY 4 P.M. Ases Over Ong, Under Four Years Prize, in Gold W.-lnnflon Auditorium Nov. 13-22 2t PM 7:30 to 10:30 P.M. Adm. 25 Cents Ask Your Nearest DGS Store For a Coupon That Will Admit You for 15¢ 1319-1321 F Street STETSON HATS Hours: 8 A.M.to 6 P.M. for $50 Boucle Overcoats This beautiful uddmostmduhudibhfnbficmbh&w dark blue, full silk lined. wlfi&hthwwm_flvflfl I AT TS ‘Gov. John Garland Pollard, delivering the dedicatory address, referred to the building as a monument to the birth of American trade and an expression of the patriotism of Mrs. Arthur Kelly Evans of Atlanta, whose generosity made possible the restoration. A portrait of Comte de Grasse, French naval commander at the battle of York- town, was unveiled by the Governor. ‘The plclure was painted and presented by Mrs. Eugene Deland Saugstad of Alexandria. Mrs. Evans, a resident of Atlanta and Hot Springs, Va., Wl.s presented with a badge by Mrs. rge D. Chenoweth, regent of the camlz de Grasse Chap- -'. mmum Patemtes of “:nnmnm The appreciation of : Clarence Darrow “Why 1 Am an Agnestie.” Rabbi Simon ‘Why 1 Am a Jew.” b Dr. Jason Pierce “Why_I Am » rnunum n Misutes k7o ey Tne:. o Nov. 18 THE WILKINS BUILDING (Himes Properties) 1512-1514 H Street N.W. LOCKTED in financial district across the street' from Yeterans Bureau, near U. S. Treasury Department, White House and U. S. Chamber of Commerce, 4 blocks from new Department of Commerce Building, in_which, among other branches of Govern- ment, the PATENT OFFICE will be housed. All Rooms are Large, with High Ceilings Rent Includes: 24-Hour Elevator Service, Heat, Light, Ice Water, Cleaning of Rooms and Hot and Cold Running Water in Every Room. RANDALL H. HAGNER & COMPANY INCORPORATED 1321 Comn. Ave. ANRRro The gay season of Thanksgiving calls for clean things to wear, and clean things for the home. Lovely linens to glisten on the festive board ..collars, shirts and evening wraps to do credit to host and hostess at all times... all these are better if Tolmanized. Get prepared for Thanksgiving. Call M 0071, and ask the Tolman Route uum?mmu —which have been slightly worn and remodeled so that tb'! u.u't be told PARKER’S PV VVVVVYVVVVVVYYVYVYYN S FREE In addition to giving you an Unusual Value, made ponible through the manu- facturer’s desire to intro- duce his products in this city—we will give YOU with each “set you buy— ~A Strand of Ritzie P-rll‘ Absolutely Free. *Simulated Phone Decatur 3600 Corner 6th and C Streets N.W. rw. Hacl'eulc President Buy a Good Fur Coat Ior I.cu Than Yn‘d ?q for a CM 0-1 FUR COATS. 529 5 i Also a Large Assortment of Cum NEW FUR COATS —beautiful new fur cots in many new models— also a few finer coats at slightly higher prices., Your Money Back in 3 Days if Not Thoroughly Satisfied Every Remodeled mouthul- lhd'l New Lin- ing. Mupfl $30.75 FUR SHOP 922 F Street N.W. llon’tMisu'l'llls ial. lntrodul:set::ry Offer! 1 box Theron Face Powder 1.00 Reguler Value $3.75 Be Sure To Get Yours Come Early Avoid Disappointment 2. STORES=—srrsmsiosy NATIONAL PRESS PHARMACY 1336 F St. N, Next to ‘Fox Theater ALBANY PHARMACY 17th and H y N.W. NG Let's make believe we're re- furnishing your living room You would begin, of course, with a sofa Now that you have chosen such a lovely lounge, a chair just as beau- tiful should be its companion. You certainly have selected some fine pieces, but now a table like tlul would be the very thmg I's beginning to look like a real living room now, but in front of your sofa let’s try this smart cofiee That's beautifal the wsy it 1, bt & small lamp wonld look very nice on the occasional table. investment is only 219 for the five pieces-