Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1931, Page 9

“The telephone is lighter than the Market Basket.” A MESSAGE: To the Retall Grocerymen of Washington 2 R Y You are cordially invited to attend the GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION AND HOUSE WARMING —of the tremendous new railroad termina United Food Sto: Section, 12th and E Sts. S.W. Monday Night, May 18, 8 P.M. to Midnight roceryman to see our wonderful new home e doing toward making Wash- independent grocers the finest marketing places in the We want every rn of the great work we FANCY CALIFORNIA . PEACHES No. 1 Sliced 1 warehouse of the . located in the heart of the Southwest Market THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON “Keep Washington Money Circulating in Washington.” ANNOUNCING A NEW UNITED FOOD STORE GORDON'’S MARKET 305N St.S.W Telephone MET. 9398 STRICTLY FRESH EGGS | 2 = 49¢ zsc doz. FRESH MEATS Prime Rib Roast . . 'Sirloin Stea Roast Lamb swueer , , o™ BreastLamb . . . Fountain Hams . . . SLICED. BACON. . . ......n. 35¢ SMOKED SAUSAGE . .. 32c COOKED HAM ...... % n 35¢C | & ROYAL PORK ........m 39¢ A DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE The Perfect Mixer . 2 « 49¢ And 1 Free A delightful combination of lemons, (|| limes, pure cane sugar and sparkling |} carbonated water. Exactly duplicat- ing (but non-alcoholic) the old-time l “Tom Collins” Drink SALADA TEA CAMPBELL’S BEANS 4 - 25¢ . FRESH VEGETABLES 29c¢ 25¢ 19¢ 15¢ 15¢ No. 1 New Potatoes . 6 ™ FancyPeas . . . . 3™ Fancy Spinach . . 3™ Fancy Carrots. . 2= Fancy Beets . . . 2"~ “Fresh from the Gardens” -29¢ 43¢ 23¢c 25¢ Fancy Cut @ L] L 2 - 1b. 14 b 23c GRANULATED SUGAR 10 - 45¢ COFFEES | ORIENTA...n. 3*7¢ 38e | WILKINS i A @ | CHASE & | SANBORN . . n. YELLOW Lo, 28c OLD RESIDENT DIES Mrs. Veilchen Michaelis Lived Here 63 Years—Funeral Tomorrow Puneral services for Mrs. Vellchen Michaells, 88, will be held tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock at the chapel of Prank Geler Sons, 1113 Seventh street. Mrs, Michaelis, who died yes- terday, was the widow of Abraham Michaelis, and had been a resident of ‘Washington for 63 years. A native of Germ:ny Mrs. Mlchlelh came to Washington when she was years old, She is survived a mn. Jonas A. Michaels, 6909 Eighth street, with whom she lived until recently. | Burial will be in the cemetery of the Washington Hebrew Congregation. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Spanish Club_of George Meeting. ‘Washington University. George Wi ington University, Building “K, Card party. Co;genfinb, 324 East Cap- itol street, 8 p.m. Dinner, Edward Douglas White Club, Georgetown University, Mayflower Ho- tel, 8 pm. FUTURE. Music festival, Divisions Ten to Thir- teen, Public Schools of the District, Armstrong Auditorium, tomorrow, 2:15 pm. Luncheon, Washington Board of Trade, Ambassador Hotel, tomorrow, 12:30 pm. Meeting. Housekeepers Alliance, 2045 | Ashmead place, tomorrow, 2 p.m. , D. C, THURSDAY, GEORGE S. BROCK DIES OF BRAIN HEMORRHAGE Prominent Lawyer and Lifelong Resident of City Was Author- ity on Foreign Patents. George Shepherd Brock, promin lawyer and lifelong resident of this city. died here last night of a cerebral/ hemorrhage. Mr. Brock was the son of the late Maj. Willlam G. Brock, at one time lupermtendent of police in the National | Capital. For 47 years Mr. Brock was assoclated with the firm of Munn & Co., patent lawyers, and was in charge of its research department for many years. He was a recognized authority on foreign patent law and was a specialist in. Ger- man chemical infringement cases. Born in this city in 1864, he was ifl‘ldulfzd from the 0% ahfimln 1(’1:1— ege, now George Was) - vermy and from the National Law Sche Hc wn a charter member of the old Columbia Athletic Club and years ago gained considerable fame at rowing. He lLso helped organize the Analostan Boat Club. He was a member of the local bar association. Mr, Brock is survived by his widow, Mrs. Letty Morris Brock, and a son, George 8. Brock, jr. Funeral nrnmgempnu have not been completed. J. FRANK O'MEARA DIES Puneral services for J. Frank O'Meara, 71, who died yesterd: will be held at l 0 o'clock Saturday morning at his home, 705 Ninth street northeast. Services will then be held at Holy Name Church, where high mass will be cele- brated at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mr. O'Meara, a lifelong resident of this city, had been retired from busi- OPEN A CHARGE® ACCOUNT | Weekly or Monthly Payments | EISEMAN’S Fine Men's W ear Seventh and F Sts. W WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Adlml 10341 | P —G. W. Laird, 88, PERRY & WALSH Funeral Home 20 H St. NW. National 6736 UALITY, service; first, last and always, together with moderation in prices. Complete funerals as low as $200 may be arranged. Organization Serving the Public Efficiently ‘We point to our successful business verrs E 3 T oracia o Fam Ton aERreCa Ty Vel of on e Model chapel, private ambu- lance and livery in connection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. ness for some time. He was formerly in the bottling business here with his brother. He was a member of the Irish American Union. Two sons and seven daughters survive, besides his widow, Mrs. Amelia O'Meara. Helped Capture Jeff Davis. MOUNT PLEASANT, Towa, May 7 said to be the last survivor of the guard which ca tured Jefferson Davis after the Civil War, died at his home here yesterday. Mr. Laird was a justice of the peace | here for 50 years. Deaths Reported. ge W. Pratt. 90. Emergency Hospital Wllhrd F. Smith, 175, 1807 Trinidad ave John A. Burroughs, 66, Soldiers’ Home Hos- tvid D 63, Tuberculosis Hospltal. Mars Dorner. 8, Brovidene ce Hospital, . 8 Longfello; m Georgetown Homital. ; 8L Garfield Hospital G etown Hospiti i wisgn. 35, Naval Hoeoit . Fumpnres, 35." Providence Hos- Yenitelt. 7. g0 Mlinols ave, uis and Sally Rose, 1 day, St. Elizabeth's Hospital. on. 89, 1512 Ci Marie ol Jacqueline fant of Mary tasie onn E_Youns, . 1002 Dantel Sarroll, A- o-mn"r Hospital. n_ King. 5 L st. 5.w. & Providence Hospital. 43, Walter Reed Hos- men’s Hosp} , Provmenu Bospttal. ough, 25, 1440 nerenes Hosvital. o M. Tinney, 9 months, 1031 La- Winiam P, Jone i e st ret Green, 4 montns weeki Targe tan-colored handbag Taxi ‘aiternoon. May Owners. visii- d, _mo y mey, _checks, - etc. in it . Return to The Evening Star mnl ness counter. BAR_PIN, gold, ‘Russe] with pearl 1l Kent." BICYOLE. red and white, Eisin, ai Chase playground. on Wes Tu d;‘y evening: reward. 75 Went Xr\1nl . OATE of stoock. N nu ’r'io HHeckic" per eo ent . preferrad Charfes & Ratph on June 1. Wil e’ paid fof regirn of tnformation lead Ing to Tecovery. (Call Charies E.. Ralph i &eorsia 1005 or My Bephenson &t Frankim National Bank. 2 SiIK; containing about ¥ ward. Fhone Cleveland 2674 EARRING—Od-; fashioned clustered Dearis, Monday, ev or @ Que. ”Reward. " North 3 lllh between tnouuu.‘ tortoise shell, nmmn 14th and Pa “ave: and loth and B st nw urs ornin 6740, B 8: & Colo..” near mh And T 'mgnd \irdny morniag. " Me 8 ward. Call a " 1988-R. Phon, ent | OWSF it _Mondi hl tween 9th l:.d fllhno:’Afl‘.l‘ Je. ’ = 'R:- | MAY 7, 1931. THE WEATHER Distriet of Columbia—Showers to- night, probably ending tomorrow morn- ing; somewhat cooler late tonight and tomorrow; moderate shifting winds, be- coming west or northwest. Maryland—Showers tonight, probably ending tomorrow morning; cooler late tonight and tomorrow; mod- erate southeast and south, shifting to west or northwest winds. Virginia—Showers tonight, probably clearing tomorrow morning: somewhat cooler tonight and in east and central lpmclom tomorrow; moderate to fresh | | or northwest winds tomorrow morning. West Virginia—Mostly cloudy and cooler, with showers in east porti tonight; tomorrow fair, with rising temperature, Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m,, 71; 8 p.m., 66; 12 midnight, 63; 4 l.m 61; 8 am, 62; noon, 66. Barometer—& pm., 20.91; 29. 12 midnight, 20.94: 4 a. 8 a. 29.94; noon, 29.9 mgnm temperature, 73, occurred at 5 p.m. yesterday. "Lowest temperaiure, 61, occurred at 3 'lrm today. ‘emperature same date last year— Highest, 95; lowest, 64. 7 Tide Tables. (Furnished by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 6:22 a.m. and 6:54 | pm.; high tide, 12 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 7.18 a.m. and 7:47 pm.; high tide, 12:36 am. and | 12:56 pam. The Sun and Moon. .'Ibdly—sun Tose 5:04 a.m.; sun sets 5 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:03 am.; sun ufi"l‘ 7:06 p.m. - oon rises 12:17 a.m.; sets 9:21 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Rainfall, Comparative figures of the monthly | rainfall in the Capital for the first four | months against the average is shown }m the following table: i Average. January 8 pm., 29.9; 1931, . January ‘328 ins, | _Record rainfall for the first four months were: January, 1882, 7.09 inches; February, 1884, 6.34 inches: March, 1891, GM inches; April, 1839 9.13 inches. Weather in Varions Cities. & Temperature. 28 Btations. qusie gee Abilene. Aloany: N5 53 Chic Slnehenati, Ghio 25. aevmnd, Ohio. 2t lumbia, 8. C. Hurén, 8. Dak.: 20’ Indianapolis.Ind 29.92 Jacksonvilie:rla. 2090 | 23282 INIRRIARAIXIBS ‘23858548308 522882 X335 BLLETIAARELSRTENTS: Omaha. Nel Phiiadeiphia Ehoenix. Arir 2 Pittsburgh. Pa. Pommd. Me. o 3 Ralei; S L oity. 008 San Antonio. . 30.04 San Diego, cnnnno an 30.02 Louis: Mo 3992 03 Bt clovdy b Bol. Minm. 0.9 Seattle. ‘ash.. 30.24 Sovion .38 Pt.cloudy 0.01 Cloudy 2 FOREIGN, (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Temperature, Weather. 50 Clear Stockholm, Bweden 52 Cle (Noon. Dreenwirh time, today.) Horta (Fayal), Azore e Cloudy Current oluervn tions.) Hamilton, Bermuda 8an Juan, Porto Rico. Havana, 'Cuba Colon, "oanal Zone Marriage Licenses. Pred?flt,!k A mflo Il. and Ruth Waters, rein 6. and Mary ickman, 2 both of Siiver Hil Ma: Nev. William 3. somewhat | southeast and south, shifting to west; on | spent much time in promotion of the [INVENTOR OF TENNIS | EQUIPMENT IS DEAD, g’ (Elbert Carson Hoover. 32, Ardent| Student of Game, Loses Long Battle for Health. | Elbert Carson Hoover, 32, a pioneer | in the development of silk atrings for | tennis racquets, died yesterday after a long illness. He was vice president and treasurer of the Hoover Bros. Sporting Goods Co., 1519 Wisconsin avenue. An ardent tennis fan, Mr. Hoover had game. He held several patents on de- | velopments in silk racquet strings and | the company, which he operated with his brother, Irwin C. Hoover, also man- ufactured synthetic strings of silk for musical instruments. Mr. Hoover formerly was connected with Spalding’s, but in 1920 left that firm to operate a g goods store on Fourteenth street. His experiments with silk strings began in 1924 and in 1927 he sold his retail store to William | O. Shreve and associates and moved to 1519 Wisconsin avenue, where the firm began a large-scale manufacture of silk | strings. It became the second largest manufacturer of these strings in the United States. Mr. Hoover was a lifelong resident of Washington and son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hoover of 150 Rhode lsland avenue. Besides his parents, he is sur- vived by his widow, Mrs. Nellie Eu- enia Hoover: his brother and a son, rt J. Hoover, 4 years old. Funeral services will be conducted to- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from W. W. Chambers funeral home, 1400 Chapin | street. ! ‘The United States Government life- | saving medal is the highest form of | recognition of heroism within its gift. ! flzathu ! ON LEROY. JR. On Wed-, . 1931, At 4 am_, =t hise resi- of. nw [ MILTON LE- . obeloved son of Milton | Jensts Enimons Arnold. = Puneral | Paul's Church, Rock Creek, Pri- 8. 10 a.n. Interment Ol?\- BRODIGAN. JONN P. On Tussday, May.S. 1931, ‘at 'his_residence. M 8 . BRODIGAN beloved ‘husbans i the late Margaret Brodigan. PFuneral from sove Tesidence on Fridar. Me ffience to 8. ., Dominic’s Ci b at 15 soul Relatives Interment Mount OIP1 ‘Members ARNOLD. M1 the re of Trlends®avived. Cemetery. 3 Pres. Secretary. BEOWN. JOSEPH. Wednesdsy, Mav 8. 1831, ence, 618 South ‘Columbus st.. va.. BROWN, lovins toria “Brown and brotl Ehmell wnd Dorothy Brown ‘and. Viefs Ho siso leaves other relatives and_frien: maing resting ai the John T. Rhines ‘funeral ®ia and Eve i, S Notice of funeral later. Departed this life Tues- at, Freedmen's Hospital voted wife of John Mart! a Smith an notice later. e S i3l 56 her Fosidence, 4106 Gatii a 3 residence. 17 % ARG ARET LA beloved wils Carpenter), Pu. uiem “Capitol Holshts: Md. ni Stount Olivet Geme: MABGARET. On We at, her 1 the Pad mother ot William A, and Dr. Waite 3 amahes and Ms. Frank. Taibot and Mrs. John J. Carmody. = Funeral from her sdeice on Baturdey, My . Requiem mase at 8t Gabrie Chure Relatives and friends Tvited 10'attend.” Intorment Alpany, N, Al DYER, THEODORE. ] m" Hl“b 1031, DORE_D Tanette o home.” 38 e Taterment Payie's Ceme- sfi Funersl Frazier fune riends invited. On Jeonday, May . &t his residence, EDWARD You st ‘until 1 p. after -z Tia “fate reaidencer. 31 vmlnn se. Funeral Friday, May 8 at rfom Bheneser M- E. ‘Charch. In: o Woodiama: Cetmeters. GIBSON, EDWARD. The Interdenomin: tional ‘Ushers” Union and Ledles” xpiary of D. C.. wisl death her. Farm. oniltun, Md DA -Alfl WVI , be Qd ::‘I‘Cmnl‘l':;lrfloo’ ,;:X". ‘l“" 2 PI d o, “Funersi at b May 8, from her late residence. 2 ROBINSON, MYRTLE, Tu mather of William Fergu dauenter of Witliam Matthews. hoss 1wo ee a d & host of other x s resting at Eugene For 130 Bouth Capitel & May 8. at 1 p.m., (rom St: Matthew’s Bapiist Church. N, 3 ave: and . Interment Rosemont Cemetery. MARY DUCKETT, b R R R Wi e, Mrs. MARY DI voted daughter of Mrs iate Alfred Duckett. She mourn thelr loss a sister, Mrs Williams, and three brothers, Ernest. Bems jamin and Richard Duckett, eral urday, t. Cyprian's Chureh e g Ay Mo\lm Olivet Cemetery. Remains may be viewed Thursday noon. Prom this world € ol dng merow: the iand of peace and rest, o.wnnu taken you, dear sunt. ere you will find eternal Test DEVOTED NIECE. MAMITE. RUSTIN. MARY D. To the Offcers -nd embers of Disirict Auxiliary. No. Knlehen ot 8t Jonn " ¥ou are. fied of the death of Sister MARY RU of Tho Ladies” Auxiliary. Knishts of Bt Jonn. Call meeting dav. May 7. ab & Cypriang Hall. at § t m. " Pune Biiren 'Saturdns. CoprisnA e RLOTTE LUCKETT. Pre: ISADORE M. !M.ACKW. Rec. Sec'y. ST}:!‘I‘!. l:"l' ‘l nrl TNA! rtiand, l(! . BROSNAN. 3 In_secred our fllh!horofln !m"‘ “m.':wfl-:i fourteen ears a0, May - BROWN. OLIVER S. A tribute of lave 1o N, who le’t us doar BROW! o vears ago, My 7. 1929, Thers is some one who misses you G fnds the das lons singe. you Fe3t. There is some one who 1ongs tor you Aallss But tries to be brave and content. Our hearts cannot tell how we miss you, ‘ur Tips. know nat what 1o sarr o F,only God knows how we need you In our home that s lonely & on two vears ago Iodny. Ml’ kA Hh absence but draws us the IIMI’" Batween us there hangs but r‘d nl Ahere could be nn. H h COON, nu Patsed Iats e resim avore Jou 4 oday. May 7. 1927, s Loved in life, remembered fn death. ° AlICE. .+ S. MARY. I remembrance of our dear miother. Y 1 paried this “iteone. sear 280 todar, May A lovire one troj 1 o oice we loved i sillied: A place is vacant in our hearis and home; af JANI L }-buu of m." DARCHTRS IR NIE. LANGFORD. GEORGE B. ance ot g, bonrd son. GEURGE me: B. LAKGI . wl m years ags today, May 7. 1927. o saw And. o a1t was for | s to Bt s memory les or LL. Wwhi this life elght years aso today, sentle tather, fll l us and lmné now in p:;:r';lh Serus. i THE PAMILY. * SHEA. MARIA. In sad but lnvlng Temein- &u M%lhr’u“" s “‘a in 2 '&.vwfib" 8o’ ‘DhocETm, mp‘lg T A ago today, M We gonnot forget you—no, we nerr ¥ wil u then. we love you Tt g 517 11th St. S.E. LM.(GAWLER CO. 4170, L3 SEVENT Slipiove National 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel T NE Lincoln 0524 Ambulance service. CHAS S. ZURHORST . 413 B A‘l‘l,' Rnd years Iceberg Lettuce . . 2« Spring Onions . . 3= Fancy Asparagus . Stringless Beans . . 2™ Radishes . . . . 3 ' GINGER AL \ IOWA STATE BUTTER No Finer Creamery 350 Lb. At Any Price 2 the 69‘ 25¢ 10¢c 39¢ 29¢ 10c¢c » 25¢ Coffee stocks are always | freshly replenished at our stores — central warehousing | insures fresh coffee constantly —learn to patronize United | Food Stores. .om?q lhlfl rlmme B ze Rob Reward. AGE. T fadtes e of P?lx meater. busas TLinsetn 58" Joseph F. Birch’l Sons 3034 M A W “‘°" M “af- GEO. W. WISE CO. . M ST. N.W. 2000 spest “oiss: V. L. SPEARE 00 Neither the succegsory of zor with the ol W Nationa12g02. 1'? l:l '.:A_L . W. ablished 1876 JOHN R."WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. __ Phone Nerth 0047. _ CHAMBERS A et 158 ~J. WILLIAM LEES SONS. FUNERAL D! €l RFMATORIUM 337 PA. AVE. N.W. __NATIONAL 0 J. Walshe, 20, this city. and Dorothy 28, Chevy Chase, Md.; Rev. © 31, and Grace C. Hough. ale, Md.; Judge Robert E, BAG vesee E. Chirch. Rock Creek Ce: Sy R 2 e Relatives and t Rock Creek {flends invited.” Interment On Wednesday, Mag 6. 1931 ita) Brasicr funeral nome. bW, Notice of funeral l John A. Gude. Funeral !mm nd cards, | T Swnet"wili |, 3 Chflord N. Milton. Mass., o R Nathanie oy Our Charges for 1,000 X b Gl v 35 Q5 o :.Gllllnnr x - Adult Funeral PURSE—Brown « e be N | Rey. T 389 R. L 30 cost le: Ollflwl xl,:ld R ne. Re-| late e 4 Edi tur 244 | 18; R:v sylvuter C Bllckledl! HENNIN( 75 cost from $101 to 150 mm—mn from suto in tront of Bamk i | p R0 BT I R o ol S G'u'a':f' R rentdence. 18 V'l'sd ey 144 cost from 151 to 200 Takoma FPark, Md. Finder call Potomac | R SO0 595 pairtax, v, and e STy T L 300 vn Sraham, 23, Cherrydale,” Va.; 201 to \}M"li(;h 23, Cherrydale, Vi 301 to 400 John C. McAuliffe. 46, Altgons, Pa.. and 01 to 500 Alhatetta_ Mainnart. 28, nicsburs, | Somet efs. am 501 to 1000 e o 20L75s, I Butler, 26. and Eisie M. Williams. OOVER. ELEERT CARSON. ooy, Dot 1000 or over ’ """' of Bicomond s S6 - ¢ ucne nc;m snd de- me Trud: er. nearly white, biuie Belton ti Pam g of Kellie ading to Teturn of recovery | Willam ¥, mnnhnr. 50. and Ouull M.| Yoted so Blane] J. Hunt. 460 3 Baltimore, Md.; Rev. Judge Hen: Shelbourne. Edg Lawrence. o | pEhilip Berman, i, and Pannte Bril, 18: Rev. A. Volkm: Sfankins. 26. and Ines L. Brad- v, Mark De nd Louise Wilson, ze, ‘21, Anacostis. D. C.. 18, Achens, Ohio) Rev. mas O, Moran, 24, Shamokin, Pa.. and mp. 23, M. Carmel, Judsge bunch oved Hen- nln‘ mn.m from the sbove fillm ice atives Sunday, D Tion%a tavied. Yhtermeni Cedar Mo One answers to'name of Belle. blue Belto: ‘muzz] ther dark blue roan 180 cost from 112 cost from 121 cost from 32 cost large ROCK CREEK . . .3 ....'\w. 25€C CLICQUOT CLUB. . 2 wtue 27C THOMPSON’S MILK rom Washington’s Own 1009 Dairy 14-- GOLD me. 1400 a7, May p.m lative lanar” et imvited. nterment Are “Satisfactory Service at the i Ilnllofl nmon-l Cemetery. ALLE! Price you wish to pay” | SMALL CHANGE PURSE, containing door LL kev'snd emall gold pencil; Monday (te ths 5 near mn‘;‘;l clrcl: e “phone Be- | ford, 35 Fe Almus R- Spea!‘e | .R{AT white goldGruen. on T G Potomac 4600 ™ g d“"'"’ W 24 m'"'::: an 1623 Conn. Ave. NW. || s | BT Delch i v o A0 pond Eiwood e two" Srand- y other 'relatives and “Cilbseth. 21, Zeblon. Ga.. and | from the John T. Kb hy G 7, Andcuun, 33, Richmond, Va.i| ard and Eye sta. s.w. Interm awn. Rohrer. LOVELACE. RICHARD EDWARD. On Wed. 931, st his résidence: 11 - “Ene Va.. RI D QVECACE: rmontn-oid son of Edward N.'and Einel Evert Tovelac Fuperal Mrom’ the joove sddress on ¥ ( May 8. at Interment at Galimbia Gardens Cemetery, " Glarendon, uAulAl.L DANIEL. = Wednesday, May 1931, at his residence, 1013 3rd : DAk MARBTALL: belovea hlub- d of Mmm Marshall, loving son of Nace M Four *sisters, " two | and | Dife | Bars. Nite: 1385, ALFRED B. GAWLER WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 2 o 150 Larger Undertakers America's New Dessert All Flavors 50 pkg. 2 pkas. (- 1] On_ Wedneada e Mhs1, VEILOHEN MIOH, d lo::d e of ihe late Abraham Michasl} Establishe: ains at the of_Frank 1850 3 v, Puneral Friaas, ‘This beautiful Silk Plush Couch, one of the kind that is fine enough for any one. Chambers price | E MOORE. IUZA“T- G. On Monday. May $245.00 200RE" beldw wlr"- of, fl‘:fir! Moort. HOorT gaty ¢ 2 pin.. from BBt AN uneral ‘Darlors, Hagerstown, Chapel Cremations . | Lady Attendant 1750-24 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5512-3513 i NO BRANCH OFFICE I FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER IS AT MOD- complete, cars and all, KEYSTONE Brand MACARONI SPAGHETTI NOODLES € | ocracon ~ SOAP o car B geimes a0 l 423 The Greater Chambers Co. [ z¥Fuiins Phone Col. 0432-0433 st ila Tasidence at" 00 s S bt ) et iis residence st 1nes || Choice Lots and Sites For Sale Where Service is Best and the Price is Less WRIGHT’S SILVER POLISH Jur 230 LARGE PKG. CHIPSO 21 it a.m.: th He here reayiem m: £ am for the repoge of his Cerment Mount Olivet Cemotery. ha Triends. Taviced o atiend, § PATE, ARDELLA. Thursday, April 30. 1931, at Preedmen’s Hospital, Mre. ARDELLA PA’ Remains resting at rrnnn Tu- neral home, R. MORTON’S SALT Plain or lodized 2 rig. 1 §e This means the entire funeral—cars and all. Remember, funernl goods are cheaper today than ever. We always give you the lowest prices. Save all you can for those widows and orphan children. ,.0n Wefnesdas, May " Md.. A7 ':‘u‘....,.. of ady. My Poveil” e ENDOWMENT FUND sl Teoens i | ENSURING PERPETUITY il invited.