Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1935, Page 52

C-12 GOOD-BYE CORNS Dr Scholls «M IN QUIET MAY OIL BURNER HISTORY For 30 Days Only MAY 1st to 31st $335 Instalied tmmediately... No Payments Until Sept. Now Available To You For Only 35t a day. COLUMBIA SPECIALTY CO. 1636 Connecticut Ave., N, W. Phone - North 786123 " | mation before going to their hotels BOOTHS T0 SERVE SHRINE VISITORS Information Stands at Main Gateways to City Are Planned. Information booths will be erected at all main gateways to Washington for the Shrine convention, June 9 to 15, for the benefit of visitors. This was announced today by Edwin C. Dutton, chairman of the Shrine Service and Information Committee, who accepted the offer of Earl A. Nash, general manager of the District Motor Club, to put up the booths. Each booth will be equipped with telephones and will be manned by employes of the motor club. Visitors will be able to ascertain the location of the rooms to which they have been assigned, and will be given directions for going to their rooms direct instead of going to Shrine headquarters first. In addition to this service, Nash has arranged to furnish 10,000 maps of downtown Washington for visitors, and to maintain special wires from the A. A. A. switchboard to housing headquarters of the Shrine committee in order to direct A. A. A. members who come to the auto club for infor- or rooms. Official Cars Enrolled. The District of Columbia Motor Club will also grant, free of charge, temporary membership in that organi- zation to the 350 official cars to be Sun 12 $3.00 Philadelphia Dewey Day Celebration Philedelpbis Nevy Yard Special Program Militery Parede] $2.75 Wilmington am. end 1130 em. Ly. 8.00 $3.00 Chester Lv. 8.00 a.m. only Ssturdey, Mey 11 $10.00 Cleveland Akron — Youngstown Lv. Wubiogton 8.3 pm. $11.25 Toledo $12.00 Detroit Lv. Wesbingtos 5.00 p.®. $12.00 Cincinnati Lv. Washington 630 p.m. lee.oo Chicago hington 120 p.m ¢ Destination Swnday Night $5.00 Parkersburg $4.50 Clarksburg ~ $4.00 Grafton Saturday, May 11, Lv. 11.06 p.m. $5.65 to New York One Way Every Night ia $3.40 Wilmington $2.72) 4 Reclining Seat Coached| ion 10 pm. Lv. 1.00 am. Week End Round trip fares REDUCED ONE-THIRD Ly. from Fridey moon to Sunday moos. Return eoytime up to Mondey mideight. Roturss For_Details Ask Agemts or Phone Dist. 3300—Nat. 7370 { furnished by General Motors. | will carry the jeweled arches on | Pennsylvania | started and Howard P. Foley, chair- | used in the decoration. |of Samuel J. Hibbens, director of Erection of the huge poles which avenue, has already man of the Decorations Committee, announced yesterday the contract for lighting the Avenue has been let to the Capitol Electric Co. More than 30,000 electric light globes will be Decorations Planned. Foley has also obtained the services decorative lighting for the Wesfing- | house Co., and Mr. Hibbens’ ideas are being used in decorating the Avenue. | Uniform decorations in streets and homes are being made possible by the sale of the contributors’ window dis- plays, one of which comes in the | shape of a huge fez, and the other is a cut-out of the familiar crescent and scimitar. Both bear the welcome to Shriners and both carry the Shrine slogan, “Make Your Salaam to Uncle Sam.” | WORK ON DAM STARTS Operations on Ohio Project. CAMBRIDGE. Ohio, May 10 ().— | Approximately 5,000 persons partici- pated yesterday in a celebration mark- ing the beginning of work on the Seneca Dam of the Muskingum con- servancy district near Seneca-Wille. The dam. estimated to create a lake | covering 3.500 acres, is the seventh | |in the district on which construction |has begun. Fourteen dams are | planned. | Celebration Marks Beginning of Tnterwoven Socks (3) CLOCKED LISLE Fine lisle hose with hand - embroidered _clock. Smartly con- servative. 1:00 (4) VERTICAL STRIPE These hose have dork grounds with twisted yorn bright contrasting vertical stripes. 1.00 (1) PANEL CLOCK Two tone base with deeper tone vertical " shripes and a con- trasting panel clock. 2 for 1.00 QRIPPLEKNIT Horizontal stripings in anunusual design in combinations of bright colorings. 2 for 1.00 AND THEY WEAR LONGER THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1935. WILLIAM R. WILLHIDE, CHURCH WORKER, DIES Sunday School Teacher of Pet- worth Methodist Buried Here Tomorrow. William Russell Willhide, 24, for- mer president of the Epworth League and a teacher in the Petworth Meth- odist Episcopal Church Sunday School since the age of 16, died 'Wedneflhy at Asheville, N. C., where he had gone for his health. A graduate of Central High School, he was the son of William Z. and Bessie G. Wilihide, 714 Varnum street. He had been studying medicine in Philadelphia until his {llness. Funeral services will be held at his parents’ home Saturday at 2 p.m., fol- lowed by burial in Cedar Hill Cem- etery. PLAN “SPLASH” PARTY Jewish Junior Council Members Sponsor Event. A “splash party,” featuring novel aquatic games, will be given by the Jewish Junior Council at the Am- bassador Hotel swimming pool Mon- day at 8 pm. The aquatic program | is being arranged by Henry Reich, manager of the pool. Miss Ruth Glasser, chairman of the Swimming Committee of the council, predicts a large attendance. WHERE TO DINE. OOKING FOR A Good Place to Eat! An Atmosphere Yow'll Enjoy. TT¥ 17th Cafeteria 724 15th St. N.W.. Bet. H & Pa. Ave. Breakfast Luncheon Dinner 23e, 3 28e. 3be. 50e__5Oc. 68e ALSO A LA CARTE Saturday Dinner Special || Fried Spring 5°c ‘ Chicken (half) Crisp Hot Waffles, Coffee LOTOS LANTERN TOBY TAVERN RESTAURANT 1509 H St. N.W. MR. JOHN R. McLEAN'S FAMOUS LITTLE HOUSE Superb French and British Cuisine Lunches Including Smorga: n inner Special Saturd; IT'S ON THE LONG TRIPS—the steady LANGLEY JUNIOR HIGH TO PRESENT PROGRAM Two Short Plays and Special Dances Will Feature Spring Exercises. l;l‘vm short plays and special dances will be presented in a Spring program tomorrow night in theB!?:ngley Junior High 8chool, First and T streets northeast, under auspices of the Eck- ington Community Center. Children from the Burroughs, Langdon, Lang- ley, Wheatley and Woodridge Schools will participate. ‘The Langdon Junior players will present “In the Kitchen of the King,” Take Care o Consult Qur Optometrist For an Eye Examination M. A. LEESE Optical Co. 614 9th St. N.W. SACRIFICE PRICES 2,240 lbs. to the ton w before our surplus s sold. | Furnace Size. . $8.00 Special Stove Size. .. $8.25 STOVE, $8.95 CHESTNUT, $8.75 Egg, $8.95 Prices on Soft Coal Ege 50% Lump . BLUE RIDGE COAL CO. Alexandria Rd., So. Washington. Va. Me. 3545 Wal. 8475 Pea, $6.90] | under direction of Edith Lazaroff, and the Burroughs drama group will stage “Birthday of the Infanta.” Children scheduled to take part in the two plays include Eugene Shoe- maker, Martha Richardson, Betty Brown, Edith Frazier, Clara Gold- smith, Jean Kerr, Roy Clark, Ran- dolph Dunavent, Lauren Keefe, Leon- ard Graebner, Jean Tyson, Elba Dod- son and Harold Thompson of Lang- don School, Louise Harrison, Mary Goddard, Lois Wills, Gloria Gibson, MARVELITE No Better Paint Sold Painters Recommend It The Quality Insures Low Cost 1119 oth 8t. N.W. NA. 4174 Joan March, Margaret Abbott and Janet Plerce of Burroughs School. Dances will be performed by puplls of Miss Amalie Preische, Miss Vir- ginia Tanner, Miss Adelaide Courtney and Mrs. Margaret Reed Kincannon. Raiders Kill Women. Cattle raiders recently killed two women near Dalberg, Czechoslovakia. DLANK BOOK See Us for Your Blank Books E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. 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