Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1931, Page 56

. (Continued From Seventh Page) eveninig. All the lodges meeting this ‘week will install officers. Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters, will meet Wednesday evening, and Rath- bone Temple, Sisters, Friday evening. (gmcen will be installed. The following representatives to the Grand Lodge have been elected from Excelslor Lodge: Dr. Frederick Yates, Henry J. Gasson, Nathaniel T. Wiggin- ton, Robert F. Santmyer. From Calan- 16-in. Hemstitched Linen Napkins 6 for 94c Rose, modern, _daisy, chrysanthemum and tulip designs. (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Fresh...New...Clean... Quality Merchandise. .. Lowest Prices in Years!! 54x54-Inch L Emory, W. A. x}nlmli 3 E. ‘Bgar O Bader, s : " Snyder, Gus W. Helss, W. P. Scott : Harvey C. Belt, John E. 2 lote v, 0 S A. Schuldt, and Henry SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF LIBER' Y. ‘The following officers were elected at Tuesday’s meeting of Hope Council: Councilor, H. G. Powell; associate councilor, Mrs. Robert Prender; vice councilor, Mrs. Virgie Bessman; asso- ciate vice councilor, Mrs. Ida Adams; guide, Mrs. Fannie Mason; recording secretary, Mrs. Sadie Jenkins; associate recording secretary, Mrs. Bessie Long: financial secretary, Mrs. Florence Trun- nell; treasurer, Miss Mary E. Prender; Linen Cloth with 6 Matching Napkins $|.99 Regularly $3.50 The fineness of texture and sheen of the linen speaks for the marvelous quality of this set. Laun- der it—use it continually— it will give months and months of wear. (Pifth Floor, The Hecht Co) 59c Linen Damask and Huck Towels 3 for $| Size 17x32. Solid colors with fancy patterns and borders or white with pastel colored borders. Green, rose, orchid, blue and maize. Deep hem- stitched hem. (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) $4.25 All-Wool Blankets or $4.95 All-Wool Comforts All-Wool Throw Blan- kets. Size 66x80 inches. Rose, blue, green, gold and orchid. 00% All-Wool Filled Comfort sateen cov- ered. 9-inch solid color border. 72x78 inches. (Pifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) $1.58 Genuine lIrish Linen Pillowcases Pure flax linen. Size 42x36 inches. Never before have we sold similar quality for as low as this price. (Pifth Floor, The Hacht Co.) THE SuunpAY inside guard, Charles Baker; outside ard, Mrs. es Robinson; trustee, leveland iwood. They will be installed at the next meeting. Columbia Council will meet tomor- row night when officers will be installed by their deputy, Mrs. Mabel Hall. Plans for the 500 card party to be held January 19 will be completed. The bingo parties which have been dis- pensedd during the holidays will be re- sumed. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. Oak Camp will hold an open instal- lation January 7, at the Winston Ho- tel, at 8 p.m. Carl A. Cole, captain of the degree team, will be installed as consul commander. Thurston G. Brown STAR, WASHINGTON, will be the installing officer. Thomas B. Eckloff, accompanied by the degree teams of this jurisdiction, will attend. Phone Records Messages. Telephones which record messages when the owner is away are being in- stalled in Switzerland and Belgium. The instruments have an attachment called a “telephonograph” which ‘en- ables the person calling to signal, by & prearranged system of code, & message to the absent party. The message is recorded on the automatic telegraph apparatus and transcribed on a tape. The cowner of the receiving instrument reads the message on the tape when he returns. D. C., JANUARY 4, 1 | W.C. T.U. News I Mrs. Lillie Moore, director of evangel- istic department, has charge of the day of prayer on January 8 at 522 Sixth street from 10:30 a.m. to 4 pm. Each union in the District will have charge of a 15-minute period, with North Capitol Union leading at 10:30 a.m. ‘The quarterly convention will be held January 16 at the Roosevelt Hotel. Fol- jowing the convention, which will be held in the morning, there will be a 1 o'clock luncheon held in celebration of the adoption of the eighteenth amendment. Soloists on the program will be 931—PART FOUR. Mr. Arthur Willlams and Mrs. Louls Potter, and among the speakers will v e Mic! 3 p of the Calvary Methodist Episcopal Chureh. Stella Clayton Union met with Mrs. J. H. Smith, 1012 North Carolina ave- nue, last Wednesday afternoon. The president, Mrs. Stella Clayton, presided. Mrs, Simmers conducted the devotional exercises. A contribution of $5 was made to Central Union Mission. A nice basket of groceries and fruits was given to one of the boy members of the L. T. L. This union decided to pre- pare the program and refreshments for the January meeting of Gospel Mis- sion Union. Mrs. Payne sang, accom- This is the most successful January Sale of Domestics we have ever held. To date we have sold 7,265 Towels. .. 3,117 -Bath Mats 392 Blankets and Comforts ... 1115 Pillowcases... 2,413 Sheets Judging by the results so far these January Sales will roll up a business volume that any store in the country can be proud of. If you have not as yet attended the sales by all means shop here Monday. FRUIT OF THE LOOM 3 .:.. ‘:! New Extra Weight & Fine Count at the Same Low Prices! 81x108-in. size for doublebeds............ Specimen Value 81x90-in. Fruit of the Loom Sheets $I.%a9 63x99-in. size for single or twin beds ... ...vveveoven. . ....$1.34 63x108-in. size for single or twin beds ........v....cov0v.......$1.44 72x99-in. size for three-quarter or twinbeds ...................$1.44 72x108-in. size for three-quarter or twin beds i 81x99-in. size fordoublebeds. ..............ccovvviniineino....$1.49 eIl d sislvis SN0 90x108-in. size for doublebeds. ......o.couvueeeueeeeaeee.o.....$1.89 . Made of ton. For dll beds with box springs, sheets should be 108 inches long These are the Features that have made “Fruit-of-the-Loom” Famous for Generations! specially selected long-staple cot- . Constructed of espeaially treated wear-re- sisting yarns, . Extra weight has 152 threads to the square inch. Fine count has 172, . Unusually durable construction. 5. Extra weights are reinforced with woven tape selvage edge. 6. & 8 Torn...not cut...to size. Free from dressing or artific: suring years of service. .Stronger in filling than in the warp. al filler, as- 9. Comes back white, soft and beautiful when laundered. . Smoother and softer than other sheets and can be ironed easily. 4 for $I COLORED BOR- DER TOWELS.., plain w borders with rose, hite, of blue, green, peach, orchid and maize, 23x48-inch size. Free Auto Parking for Customers— E St. Between 6th and 7th THE HECHT CO. F Street at Seventh L NAfional 5100 panied Mrs. Moore at the piano. Mrs. P(‘:I{ocl, District of Columbia president, gave a report from the national convention at Houstoa, Tex. Mrs. Rodgers, District corresponding secretary, also spoke. be held at 522 Sixth street, from 10:30 to 3:30 o'clock. Miss Maude Aldrich, field of Federal Motion Picture Couws of America, Inc., made an address. e P Northwest Union held its December iy gy b g meeting at W. C. T, U. uarters, Mrs. George A. Ross, president, pre- siding. The Christmas s was given in song by Mrs. Blanche Burton and Mrs. Payne. The devotional services were led by Mrs. Willam M. Garner. Announcement was made of the quar- terly convention to be held January 16 at the Hotel Roosevelt, to be followed by a luncheon at 1 o'clock. Announce- ment was also made of the world’s day of prayer, January 8, with services to 17 when he published his first book drawings. But, like all real artist cares little for fame, and nothing would induce him to go back to the shams of Mayfair, 29c Pure Linen Checked Towels 6 for $| 18x27 inches. Checked designs, in green, rose, red and blue shades. (Pifth Floor, The Hecht ©00.) 4 $4.50 Solid Color Rayon Twill Bedspreads $2.95 Shirred corners and scal- loped sides. Single-bed size, 72x105 inches. Double-bed size, 81x105 inches. Rose, blue, green, gold and orchid colors. (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) $7.95 All-Wool Blankets Double blankets, size :xm inches. $5.95 Pr. 29¢ Cannon Bath Towels 6 for $| Size 20x40 Choice of rose, green, orchid, peach, blue and maize. Pure wool. Bound in sateen (Pifth Floor, in. (Fifth Floor The Hecht Co.) 29c Linen Crash Toweling | 5 yards $I A thrifty idea toward making your, towels. Col- ored borders, in green, red and blue. (Fifth Floor The Hecht Co.) 69c IR R EGULARS, 24x32 inches. Arrow, flower, cloud and dot designs. Smart two- tone effects , . . in colors of orchid, green, rose, helio and peach. (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Startex and Boot Mill Towels Exeeptionalfysday priced for the Janu- aryfSales. In fact, Mg the lowest price welve ever sold this qualigy for. % ine) or, The Hecht Co)