Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1931, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO The Bestand Most Economlcal Way to Spend Food Money is to purchase your requirements at your Neighborhood ASCO Store, because you always get Quality at a saving. A&SCO Meats Are Selected by Experts Boneless Pot Roast. ... Boneless Stewing Beef. Freshly Ground Beef . ........... »19¢ Boneless Oven Roast . . . . Lean Boiling Beef . . . . . 3 lmsr RITES HONOR ROADS PIONEER Martin Dodge, Former Ohio Legis- lator, Laid to Rest at Family Plot in Prince Georges County. Funeral services for Martin Dodge, good roads move- were held at noon today at the family home, Dodge Park, in Prince Georges County, Md., and at 3 o'clock this afternoon at Ail Souls’ Unitarian Church. Burial was in the family plot at_Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Plllbemn included Senator Duncan Fletcher of Florida, Brig. Gen. H. C. Newcomer, former Gov. Heber M. Wells of Utah, Seneca c-nneld 0. C. Strawn, Wade H. Ellis, M. O. Eldridge, Armstmn{‘mrry Kepler Hoyt, Willlam Canfleld M. Aldrich, Rich- ard Richards and Thomu M. Roberts of Washington. Mr. Dodge, who was born in Ohio and gerved in both houses of the State Legislature, is survived by a son, Homer Joseph Dodge, Washington wrn.er and three daughters, Mrs. Jacob Gayer and Esther and Daphne Dodge, all of Wash- Mr, Dodge was director of the Bu- reau of Public Roads in the McKinley administration. D. C, MONDAY, APRIL 27, 193l FUNERAL RITES HELD FOR DR. G. M. KOBER Physician, Educator and Health Crusader Is Buried in Glen- wood Cemetery. Public funeral services for Dr. George M. Kober, physician, educator and health crusader, who died Friday, were held today in the Medical So- clety Building, followed by burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Earller in the day private services | were held at his late residence, 1819 Q street, after which the body was taken to lie in state at the bullding of the local medical society, of which Dr. Kober at one time was president. Dr. Kober's mephews and grandnephews acted as palibearers, while the honorary. pallbearers numbered m-ny Iriends and associates at Georgetown University, various Government health departments And vmfi:slonnl and scientific bodies. . W. Coleman Nevils, S J., presi- dznc of Georgetown University, where the . Included among the hunm'lry pallbearers were Dr. Wil- Beaths Tnes, u?:?;?"g_" R IQE:-II, ch, ito] “H wlllbcll!lnd at § a.m. for the Tepose THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and con- tinued cold with l-l.h& frost and lowest temperature about 38 degrees tonight; tomorrow fair with slowly rising tem- penhxre moderate west and northwest Fair vil.h \gumu MARY W. On w%34 Beaths " TN her_residence. terment Addisen flu;rel -n-uv +AGNES, On April 3¢, 1831, at o nm IR tetoin Y /1 lnhln ren from Zion mm lnd m-nu ROE v'l' :':%i"x"'r cunis, Hec: Sect's ok CANTWE! Berst °v‘v.¢...a‘.":.'""§h e ""“-x"m‘,' flllgll ‘crm at 'y mi! wied nds Jnvited te eitend. lnura:m ALICE. The Ladi Cli geatn of 2 e "‘fue: e nnounces the deat Body at Prazier ; | WASHIN otery. 'AHIINGTO JOSE! {76 ot Pas Or‘% Rty ° Byiflian Tomple, Monday evening, iendance i’ requested. ¥ '?n sanvEL W, WA TON. Jfl e ezt .'.E . LENA J. HART, Pres. Pin. Sec Iife Satur- York City. = | llam Ge! ::fl.n president of the American rr&edl Association; Dr. Wal- ter Hough, president of the Medical Soclety ol th District; Surg. Gen. Mer- ritte W. Ireland, U B Av: Surg. Gen. Charles E. Riggs, ] Gen. Hugh Cumm\n‘ S'.I'fis Publlc Hel“-h Service. it; tomor~ row fair with rising mmmn. Record for 4¢ Hours. Saturday and Sunday: ‘Thermometer—4 p. 5 Sirloin Ibs 390 Steak Soft Meated Stewing Chickens (Heavy Sizes) .t 39¢ Glenwood Cranberry Jelly. .can 20c Center Cut Pork Chopl 1b. 32¢ 21c asco or Ppl Monte Hawaiian Sliced ; Pineapple < 20c Meflp Slices Luscious_slices, rich Hawaiian 4500 ° Pp| Monte Pineapple Pincapple | F ¢ 18c heice June Peas 2 = 19¢ 1 15¢ md 8¢ | s 20c 23¢c can Fancy ), Sliced Pmeapple can Our Coffee Buyers select from the Finest Plantations in Del Monte Cal:'form'c the World—for 45C0 Standard of Quality at a saving. Victor Coffee . 20c¢ A mild blend of great satisfaction 496'0 Coffee Lb. 2 5c 350—25¢—10c Saved 1b. Acme Coffee . 29c | Boscul Coffee ", 37c Bosco .....jar 23¢c | Ovaltine .. .c2n 39c | Cocomalt . ... 23c Suggeations for Housecleaning each 19c Reg. 7Vc bot. 4500 Reg. 23¢ 10-qt. Galvanized Ammonia Buckets Clorox (Cleans and Bleaches), , .bot. 19¢ Oxol ... Fels-Naptha Soap...... Satina Mione Hand Soap 3 boxes 25¢ Gold Dust Washing Pd., 6 sm. pkgs. 25¢ Baked thl in Wu-hm'!on—by Master Bakers—for Washington People. Bread is used in thousands of the Best Homes. Bread Supreme 2 £ 15¢ 134-1b. Loaves Victor Bread 5¢ K Food Needs at Savings Hom-de-Lite Mayonnaise. .. .jar 17¢ .2 pkgs. 15¢ . ASC0 Calif. Fruit Salad. .big can 30c Del Monte Fresh Prunes. .big can 19¢ Lang’s Sweet Mxd. Pickles at. jar 25¢ Lang’s Sour & Dill Pickles at. jar 23c Diplomat Boned Chicken. .. .can 49¢ One 5-1b. Bag One 5¢ can ASCO ) Both Ior]. 9c Family Flour ““ Baking Powder | vaAl.. California Canned Fruits 3 23¢ .« 19¢ Co::am g:::ch Pkg. SC Va:l'iila cExtracT Choice Ripe Tomatoes big can Q¢ 3 = 25¢ 4SC0 Fancy Tomatoes Rich Creamy Cheese Richland Butter '*- 30c; 2 Ibs: Creamery Prints of Merit Finest Fresh Produce Extra Fancy South Carolina 10-1b. Bags Fla. Valencia pEas 2= 21c|Oranges ==55c Round Porterhouse Steak b 3 l c All Large Smoked Steak Skinned Hams l 9c (Whole or Shank Half) All Slices Ham . . . . . . . ..can 10¢c JOS!“ K. 7 . P m, ‘ m"méx'.l«m Pres. m. to mourn their L Caurrie and f other A 50?‘“0 at ll;:lr:uu Ford's tol st. Puneral Syin Savitoi terment Motint Olivet Ceme- - ml]lo' JOSEPH H. Suddenly, on Prl ; mm‘é.‘ Sodsf rid Delicious Apple Sauce. .. iR h‘mm‘mu CLARK. Wi LARK. WILLIAM E. In loving re W"-L!A hiband and our 0 toda; 2P THIS WAY C"'“"" - I5° DELICIOLI Brigg’s Pep-Roll Lean Sugar-Cured i Breakfast Bacon (Whele or Half Pes.) e . B ‘emperature . .uq. ‘last i and of the late Ida Highest, 73; lowest, 4: et L Tido l'lfl. (Purnished by United States Coast Geodetic Survey.) - Today—Low tide, 10:07 am. and 10 oy et high tide, 3:37 am. and w—Low tide, 11:13 a.m. and ‘!’cmorm “:"Dm high tide, 4:20 am. and Bigger and Better Funerals At Half the Usual Cost Are Dene by hambers A Whole Funeral for as s75 Lean Bacon Squares said at i s servant, well my Pk war done. will be Tives ‘wnd Triends taviteds mur;::'n'n l(,‘:unv. el oo i % Ay 1y loving remembrance g0 to?fi" 1930, but 'Eufll i W R A )u.' Olivet Cemetery. GREEN, CLARENC REEN u.' saP*007jed this life on iCEE OI-B‘N of Reg. 21c ASCO Finest Slf!ed 3 5 50c Small tender, melt in your mout! mouth. Farmdale Ten‘lr Choice Low as oy and aunt. W0 years 280 today, '% . The Sun and Moon. T A Secred to = n ;l;od.n;l—Sun Tose 5:17 am.; sun sets by Tmonow—!un rises sun u';‘ 6:56 pam. 5:15 am.; oon rises 1:42 p.m.; m 2:50 a.m. Automobile lun lo lighted one- half hour after su H llm departed this i ral homs morial Cemetery. HAMILTON, LEVIS CHAUNCEY. Monday, : pril 37, gl...“":f' r .f% % PI'HI- = ..fi m?fiux wnd ..mx'fm"f&"‘r‘“ of our.. sister ln-nn. HVE fll\lnl for . 10'the Tolowing tagte. "o 8° 13 shown big p can Reg. 23c ASCD Finest California Pears A) IF‘ “ 25 L z &W fnnc HERR, VIRGINTA %, On Sund 1 DEV c"mi-" yi Toat: i her v;mn;":v ‘:n::z‘i;:nt nmul."ugn n;;u:.'fi ’..'a"r.fi.m 508 5 . TE L -u!'m.."'"a‘.'.';’in foi” un. GRANDMA MIDDLES: i ..-fi%“‘*"‘ un.v A~ service as the hizher rals. with neextrs ehar musie, It desired, by !ueonlrdn! PR lfl!or\bflnl!out m, llfl. 284 inches. W-th- in Various Cities. § Tomperature. In Case of Death Call B i el garlen e THE GREATER g uEion %, mewmn W. W. Chambers Co. 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone COlumbia 04338 Where the Best Costs Less ‘l’.‘! i A aekson, fi-‘ Fs A s Bl B R e aon ‘fl'm mn t. Wfi: B i -.-“m %"' % well. . Puser: his 1gte ro & Ffifififimm% o ok ESTABLISHED 1875 We've Been Cleaning Rugs —and CARPETS from the city’s best homes ever since 1875, and utilize plenty of “know how” as well as up-to-date facilities, Satisfactory service and prices assured. Rugs Electrically Shampooed Modern Storage With Insarance Against Fire and Theft AUTOS CALL ON NOTICE ...En'i" llnu-‘.finlllfllclll "hu.uu, bot. e faberment ”. l'nli, on A’t‘:'l. of ,2 cakes 11¢ rks Sc H‘mt ot Mount Gllves Cemarers, gl LEANORA A. On Saturday, PANOHRA A, Widow inking. Pul irom SsEENEpENpELSEsLL LRy sRL LR Ly, PP I e S S A T R Standard Grade Carpets and Linoleums in newest designs at Cash-Saving Prices E. P. HINKEL & CO. Rug and Carpet Cleaning—Fine Floor ®overings {8 600 Rhode lsland Ave. NE. Phones Pot, 1172-3.4.5 Full Loaf Pound ® Ao Relati énds invited. Inte it Pro it Try a loaf today i Cemeters. " S ek e (7 am., Greenwith time, tod W‘STARE_CTT s B ‘a;.!n“w'“.t Do :::"".h CHAMBER Je W!LL!AM LEE‘S SO K ai . P J. SAFFELL L. n GAWLER co. . N.W. Pot. 4170, Thos. R. Nalley’s Son 517 11th St. S.E. LI 1220 i i F ank Gei Sons Co. To Be Sold at Public Auction . %?Nmmlws Within Our Calleries . o A Wm.H sm 715 13th Street :i?.?...,m T K 5 =,,:; i g8 Klingle road; tag g 2 u'rm""" ¢ 1:30 ENVELOPE, Gl Cqeipiniay ol saiats ? rlv lon “ "B EMIE ;b;;l: R 'ut t Masonic Yo sttend the fur um o 4 Kellogg's Corn Flakes. . Sunshine Luscious Clkes ASCD Quick Made Tapioca, 3 pkgs. 20c ASCD Toast'd Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. 20c Gold Seal Rolled Oats. . . .3 pkgs. 25¢ [l Fancy Large Calif. Prunel, 2 ibs. 25c Part cloudy dy SN oudy RADE MARK Part cloudy it RIGISTERED TRADE MARK it REGISTERED here “sequiem mass d st ® ‘epose hlx lluLmlnunllni Stount ‘Oliver e—e 05 Pt o & A QDEA beloved d of the llll l‘;rlrln al rah ’!l " m Marriage Licenses. “!llfl‘llll."l';-hm“l.l and Prances Meme, ul l'fl.l.l” “and Virgle Henry, 1, Pall River, , 38, New Havn, s 403 Oriental Rugs At Public Auction Embracing several extra large Carpets; many semi-antiques including some very fine Keshans of the old weave and Chinese and Persians in all sizes and weaves. ice to Aloysi u.""m‘.lm'" friends r Weatherington, 16 Judss Novert B Mat: o and itimore, and | POWELL, dingly. cbmgnr‘v'“a':‘x'im more, and | FORELL, CHARLE: ..:;:A.' o 2 m"-nuafiso n'e“nm‘fi“ dspartare zestlng g iR ohn xln 3. and um. A. Thomas, s and ‘Eye sts. . BT el ke buffet cans 18 Rev. DB, P Funerai luses hlfll’(flfll - 3 ness O.rruz-clnm u londuras. e .gm’ ok co and '-DS‘I‘ nm!? Fhalu C HAS S ZURHORST Jo F sSom 3034 M st RW "B Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday April 28th, 29th, 30th and May 1st, 1931 At 2 P. M. Each Day A Two special night sessions: Tuesday, April 28 and Thursday, April 30th at 8 p. m., each evening. Reg. 10c 22¢ | Vanillin 2 ..15¢ 59c¢ | Fresh Eggs dozcn 23¢; 2 dozen 45¢ Every Egg Guaranteed i G H nue s And_ e e h- A "‘ h‘ lfl! Lfil’lll\l ather u.':.",“..'.".'.fiE;" ek ln-v m;’ann ANY. T8 %, C on at Kendall House Sena- ALFRED B. GAWLER WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER Giiiers —— Chapel Cremations Lady Attendant 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional $512-5518 9, boulevard, b At RO Tnterment Sotimbia " Gar ""'“E;fi. -nmu scatr NTEGIVIA X. Suadeny, -mr;% E" 1y 1831 %a)( sl %- ma S Arthur L. an -;‘l ambers Co., 1400 "}»Tn A& o T A#rll 28" at_ 2 Pinte Court' House, Va. e 0 i 3 ooy, .'ggnm‘.’"m,*‘.-’ Busband of Flo ol siatn, flnn o h!‘i:r-ie Smitn, T m : el l!lh lnl " n" N'Ird‘ Ph PENC] ll g S e pe same bldg, or telephone Adams 9570 Reward. On View Up to Hour of Sale Each Day The above collection of rugs is one of the finest brought to Washington in recent years and offers Washingtonians an opportunity to obtain high- grade floor coverings at prac- tically their own figures. Terms: Cash. ©. G. SLOAN & 00, Inc,, Auats. PEAS No. 1 Fla. New Potatoes, 4 ™ 25¢|Fancy Red Sw.Potatoes, 4 23¢ Texas Onions. ... ...4 ™ 25¢|Fresh S. Car. Cabbage..4™ 15¢ Fruhl(ale..........3“~ 17¢|Fresh Spring Spinach. .3 = 19¢ You are always welcome in your Neighborhood 4S50 Store. Come in, look around, whether you wish to purchm or not. ol P R R I contalning money, Dapers, Dadei Teparn 16 1130 THA o ite, bll&l nose, brown romwell torrace n.e rmit. eep_money. 7637, ,‘”—-’ m'lrfl 'fi"&m‘-fl AN e ot Wardiman park Hoi :ow. e FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. m wa 9 and Sundays Gude Bros. Co,, 1212 F St. Jrampt Aste Delivers Sevies tc—expre: n