Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1936, Page 12

ADAMS, ANNIE DE VAUGHN. Departed this life Thursday, October 29. 1936. at §t. Elizabeth's Hospital. "ANNIE 'DE VAUGHN ADAMS, devoted aunt of Mrs. Eva Moxley. Remains resting lx the ohn T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd an ve sts. s.w.. where funeral services will be held Saturday. October 31. at 2 p.m. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 30 ANDERSON, ANNA E. _On Wednesday. OC- tober 28, 1936, at 8 a.m., at her home, Burdette. Md. A E. ANDERSON. he beloved wife of Harry aged 76 yea P. Anderson neral _services at her Iate residence Friday October 30. at 2 Interment Congressional Cemeery. pm, Washington. D. C. BROWN. JOHANNA. _on Monday. October 26, 1036, JOHANNA BROWN. beloved widow of the late George Brown, mother of Mrs. Marie YVates. Elizabeth Thomas Sarah Hutchins. 250 survived by thirty-tw: dren, five great-grandchildren, three sk E. Brown Sarah Si .9 . 3. & w. Puneral Friday. October 30. at 9 'm.._from Holy Redeemer Church £ aves. n.w. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery, Upper Marlboro. A CHARLES A. On Wednesday. October 28, 1936, at the home of his son. Charles O. Clark. Braddock Heights. Md., CHARLES A. CLARK, beloved hus- band of the late Martha L. €lark. father of Mrs. Annie E_ Cole. Albert R.. Charles 9 "Tioyd E. and Calvin N. Clar neral services Saturday, Octobe 10 a.m., at his late residence. 102 st. ne. Relatives and friends are vited to attend. Interment Gedar Cemetery. 3 FAHRENWALD. HENRY A. October in- Hill oF On ‘Monday, tober 26. 1036. at 7 am. HENRY A. FAHRENWALD. aged 40 years. the husband of _Mary = Christine Fahrenwald of Bethesda. Md. Remains resting at the Colonial funeral home of Willfam " Reuben Pumphrey. ~ Rockville. Md. Funeral services at the above fu- | Degal hame Friday. October 20. at 11| A A ment . Mount Zion Church Cemetery, Bethesda. Md. FRISBY. THOMAS BENJAMI ly. _Wednesday. _October THOMAS BENJAMIN FRISBY son of Cora Frisby of Upper Marlboro. Md. _Remains resting at Fraziers fu- neral home. 389 R. 1. ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. 30 GRIMES. MARY HUNTER, On October 28 at_her home. 7414 Porter st n.w.. MARY HUNTER GRIMES. azed K1 years. widow of the late Frankiin P Grimes of Alexandria. Va. and beloved mother of Frank G. Ethel and Warren W. Grimes and of Mrs. Irma Whaley and Mrs. Thomas R. Charshee Funeral from Hyvsong's funeral home Friday. October 0. at 2:30 pm. Inter- ment at vy Hill Cemetery. Alexandria, Va. ARTUNG. GEORGE, On Wednesday. Oc- ) GEORGE HARTUNG. the betoved father of Charles S. and W Dam K. Hartune Remains resting W W "Chambers Co. funeral home. | 1400 Chapin st. n.w. _Funeral services | at the above funeral home on Friday October a0 at = pm. Relatives_and | friends invited. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. HUTCHINS, MINNIE. On Tuesdas. Oc- 1946, at the_residence of her hter. Mrs. John F. McCambridge. Summerfield rd M £ HUTCHINS, beloved wife of te Edward S. Hutchins. Funcral The atove residence on Fri- dav. October 30 at 11 am Relatives and friends invited to attend, Inter- Of ficer. Dies CAPT. R. H. FLETCHER, Bratha. THOMPSON. JOHN . On Tuesday. Oc- tober 27. 1834. at his residence. 238 4th st. s.w., JOHN W. THOMPSON, voted husband of Dorothy Thompson, loving father of Mrs. Vivian Liverpool. Bertha and Bernice Thompson. He also leaves other relatives and many friends. Remains resting T. Rhines funeral chapel. :‘\‘sr:rs ?t unllll l:H:Mm Friday, October Ist and H sts. sw, Interment Wood- lawn Cemetery. 29 TRAVERS, MELVIN M. Deps ‘Tuesday. October DI.'n"nrdnl”‘“lsl “Ifle p.m. at Providence "Hospital. after brief {llness. MELVIN M_TRAVERS. de- ! voted son of Agnes Travers Briscoe and the late Charles L. Travers. loving | brother of Preston L. Travers. stepso grandson of Eliza Travers and Jennie Frazier. He also leaves to mourn their loss many other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Eugene Ford's fu- neral home. 1300 South Capitol st., until 4 p.m. Thursday. October 9: then to his late Tesiderce, 129 D st se. Funeral Saturday, October 31, at # am . from St. Cyprian's Church. 1iith and C sis se.” Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- A loving one frem us has gone, A place is v; t 101 ‘A({.F.NTB\C'E.”:\LE.‘(ANDEI. On Wednes- lay. ober 28, 10:6, ALEXANDER VALENTINE. the beloved son of Alex- ander Valentine. sr.. and the late Lizzie of Sarah Allen_ Carey Gale. Pearline | Valentine and Eula Boyd. Burial in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery Thursday. October 20. at 5 p.m. Services by W. ted this life on Wednesday. 1036 at his | esidence. 5 W s.w. EDGA VERNON. "He leaves to mourn their loss one brother. Richard Vernon: four aunts. | ;the naval service, whereas the Army | Inaians. | San Francisco. THE EVENING STAR. CAPT. FLETCHER, 8, DIES IN HOSPITAL Injuries From Fall Lead to Death of Retired Army Officer. Capt. Robert Howe Fletcher, 86, J. S. Army, retired, died last night in ‘Walter Reed Hospital, where he had been taken last Thursday after being injured in a fall at his residence, the Brighton Hotel. He suffered arm and wrist fractures in the fall and pneumonia developed. Capt. Fletcher served with distinc- tion in the Army and later gained prominence as an artist and author. He was a son of the late Dr. Robert Fletcher, famous physician, who served with the Union forces in the Army of the Cumberland during the Civil War. Later Dr. Fletcher was a gold medalist of the Royal College of Surgeons, England, and librarian of the library of the surgeon general of the Army. Born in Cincinnati on July 21, 1850, | Capt. Fletcher was graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1872. At that time there was little action in was censtantly in the field against the Transferred to Army. Capt. Fletcher, then an ensign in the | avy, transferred to the Army and ought against Indians in the West. | During the Nez Perce campaign he | f, Presion 'L and Charles L. | was aide de camp to the late Maj. Gen. ph A Bliscoe | O, O. Howard, whose column he pre- | ceded in the pursuit of Chief Joseph. | He also was chief of scouts. | For his service against the Indians Capt. Fletcher was several times com- mended for bravery, and was breveted | a captain for gallantry at the battle | of the Clearwater. Incapacitated for further active | service, due to hardships suffered | while fighting the Indians, Capt.| Fletcher was retired while compara- | tively a young man and settled in There he took an active part in civic affairs. He joined the Bohemian Club in the days when that famous group included many struggling young artists. Capt. Fletcher became well known for his paintings and writings, and one of his several books was the first Bobbing apples, pulling taffy, apples on the string, hobgoblins, witches, ghosts, and pranks may make the life of a party, but it is_the food you serve that puts the finishing touches to all entertainment. We've completed an assortment of holiday features at surprisingly low prices. SWANSDOWN We reserve the limit right to quantities, CAKE FLOUR Ige. box DEL MONTE TOMATOE and specially priced. »25¢ AUNT NELLIE'S FANCY PEANUT BUTTER - 2 21: R Hae10c Graded os strictly best quality from carefully selected réd-ripe, pick-of-the-vine tomatoes, SELOX P&G SOAP 6 ASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1936. CENTER% One of America’s largest food markets. Completely self-service, this tremendous department has more thon 6,200 nationally advertised brands for your selection. o few of the Halloween items. OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE - MINCEMEAT - - - SHOPPING Ige. box reg. bars These, in conjunction with our week-end specials, almost compel you to do your shopping—and the greatest amount of saving—at the market where you will find everything under one roof. Here is only a partial list of the thousands of nationally ad- vertised quality brands we have in stock. Prices effective until clo: of business Sature day. WAIKIKI MATCHED SLICED PINEAPPLE 10 19¢ CHICKEN SALAD TUNA FISH - reg. T oz cans 2=1p Exceptionally fine flavored funa that looks and fastes like chicken. price you should stock up. PHILLIPS DELICIOUS SOUPS DEL MONTE TOMATO CATSUP .- 10¢ We list only reg. 17 oz. e cans We guarantee its quality and at this TOMATO OR VEGETABLE reg. cans 6 = 2% bot. ment Prospect Hill Cemetery. LYDIA K. On Tuesday. Oc 1936. LYDIA K. JOHNSON of 1792 24th st. n.w.. beloved wife of John A’ Johnson. Funeral services at the H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2001 14th st nw. on Friday. October 30, at 1:30 om 29 KREGLOW. A. FRANK. Suddenly. on Tuesday. October 27. 1936. at his resi- dence. 1505 Kalmia road n.w. FRANK _KREGLOW. beloved husband of Louise E. Kreglow and father of Dr Alan Frank Kreglow ~ Funeral services 2 2:30 p.m.. at 100 a CHOGOLATE KISSES BLUE LABEL KARO SYRUP 2 WHEATIES CRISPY, CRUNCHY, SALTED 2 1b. SODA GRAGKERS . 1% HERSHEY'S COCOA - . ©: AUNT NELLIE'S—Which contains only the choicest of dried fruits. cane syrup. flour. boiled cider, and mixed spices. Nothing has been 1b. cello ared o make this brand the perfect mincemeat. We know you will e 100 ~ 2 95 |amcensaean MIX - - -- - 17¢ 10c 5 QRe PUMPKIN - - - 3~ 14¢ cans 9c Julia Johnson, Mary Chambers. Flora Freeman and 'Pearline Lumpkins: two uncles. Andrew and Ben Vernon: five cousins and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Eugene Ford's fu- neral home. 1300 South Capitol st. No- tice of funeral later. WARNER. MAY W W, s- Gav Octaber 7 1hot MAY WOODRGY three gvolumes of the Annals of the | Bohemian Club. Came East to Live. About 1901 Capt. Fletcher became | S 2 curator and directing head of the San ER. Remaiis resting at the W.|Francisco Art Association and of the Chambers Co. f aninembers Coyorpneral home, 1400 | school of Design of the University of W da R e (NALTER. Suddenly. on | California. After the ‘earthquake and dence 300Gt i nw . Dr WALTER | fire in 1906 he played an important Yw‘ffifsmff'%'o?nf““’"f&‘q"q‘” Irene M. |part in rebuilding San Francisco. In SRS e Mo 4D csiepiather of | 1914 he retired from active civic af- Services will be at his late residence on | fairs and came East to live. Since Saturday. October 31. 10 o Y iacione ‘ehmaters: ™ 3107 | then he had divided his time between Washington and Europe. Capt. Fletcher is survived by a son, Lieut. Col. Robert Howe Fletcher, jr., U. S. A, on duty at the Army War College. Capt. Fletcher's wife, the CALIFORNIA JUMBO LIMA BEANS - 3 - COLLEGE INN TOMATO JUICE COCKTAIL . .. 2 FANCY PINK SALMON . - - 2 = TENDER MEATY NEW PACK PRUNES ____ .4 full 16 oz. reg. bot. box South. Georgia ave. n.w. LAY. FRANCIS. On Tuesday. October : 1936, at_Mount Alto Hospital. FRANCIS LAY, | Remains _resting at Fraziers Tineral home.. 380 Ruoae Isiand ave 125" Notice ‘of Tuneral later. 47| | lerment Glenwooa Cemeter A yS, CHRISTINE ELIZABETH. EAVER. ANNA L. ntered eternal rest | W eried this iife. Tuesdsy. Octcber : on Wednesday, Octobe: 8, 1931, at her 1936. at 11 m ¢ the residence of | Iesidence. 1412 Orren si. ne. ANNA L. her mother. E CHRIS- w AVER. beloved wife of Laurence M. | TINE ELIZABETH MATTHEWS. She eaver and mother of Bernard. Louis L. leaves to ‘mourn her loss a husband. and Laurence B Weaver, Funeral from Thomas Matthews: a mother. stepfather. D Th ot 1030 e e ade from the finest and the most selected Iy priced for your use at this time of he AUNT NELLIE'S—If "ou "lnl a thoroughly homelike pumpkin pie. use nd. It Ib. cello bag Faney shredded from select fresh Jjuiey cocoanuts. put up in alr- tight packages. the original flaver is assured and the price is al- most a give-away. two brothers. Joseph and Luther Kindle. Chapel of the Nt and a host of other relatives and friends viewed after 4 p.m. at Funeral Friday. October . from Unity Church. P 5th sts. n Remains may be colonel . Joved husband of Grace Irvine McKenney and father of Jean McKenney. He also fs Survived by his father, Hon. Charles R. McKenney of St. Paul. Mirn. _Serv- jces in the Memorial Chapel at ‘Walter Reed General Hospital on Friday. Octo- ber 30, &t 10 o'clock a.m. followed by interment in Arlington Natlonal CETQ- tery. AN. CLARENCE PERRY. On Tuesdar. ober 27 1936, CLARENCE PERRY | beloved husband of Lula V. Nolan and father of Mrs. Ruth V. Slovich and brother of William R. Nolan Fioneral services at the W. W. Chambers Southeast {uneral home 517 11th St s.e. ber 0. at 2 p.m Relatives and friends invited. Inter- ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. OGLE. DA JULIA. On Wednesday, Octo- ber 2% 1076, at her residence. Croome. RMd . IDA JULIA OGLE. wife of the late | Benjamin Osle and mother of Blanche Ogle. Mrs. A R. Hassall. Mrs. H. W. Bolan. Mrs. Charles A. Burrows and Mr, Maurice Ogle. Services at St. Thomas Episcopal Church. Croome. Md.. on Sat- Ttday. October 31. at 11 am. Inter- ment church cemetery. 3 . KATE DEAN. On October 28 1646, &t her residence. KATE DEAN OWEN, eldest daughter of the late Col. Samuel W, and Mrs. Catherine E. Owen. Services at All Souls’ Episcopal Church. Cathedral ave. at Conn. ave., on Satur- day, October 31, at 10 _am. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. (Baltimore papers please copy.) 3 PIEPENBRING. RUDOLPH L. On Wednes- day, October 2&. 1936, at Sibley Ho: pital. RUDOLPH L. PIEPENBRING. Joved son of the late Louis R. and Au- gusta Piepenbring. Funeral from the & Walsh funeral 29 H st tol 'm mass will m. for the repose of his soul. Rela fives ‘and friends invited. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 30 POTWIN. MRS. PAUI . On Wednes- day. October 28, 1936. at the home of her’ son. on Long Island, PAULINE. aged 83 years. widow of Maj. George C. ral from John R. Wright's | 10th st. n.w.. Saturday | tober 1. at 9:30 o clock. QUICK. REV. GEORGE W. On Wednes- day. October 8. 1936.° at_his home. 6318 Western ave. Chevy Chase. Md Rev. GEORGE W. QUICK. husbend of the late Kathrina C. ick and father Relatives and friends invited. Interment Oak Wood Cemetery. Falls Church. Va. 29 . On Wednes- 1 936, at M ital. PHILLIP PAT] husband of Esther M. 515 D st. se. Funeral " "Nalley's funerai home. e., on Saturday. October at 2 p Reiatives and friends invited. Inter- ment Cedar Hill Cemetery with military 5 PHILLIP PATRICK. Membere of Col._ James S. Pettit Camp. U. 5. W. V.. will assemble at Nalley's undertaking parlors. 522 Sth turday. October ~ 31, p.m.. for the of our late’ comrade. PHILLIP PATRICK QUINN CHARLES COHEN, Commiander. REYNOLDS, ALLEN, SR. Suddenly. on October 28, 1936, at_7 am.. in _Gains- ville. Fla.. ALLEN REYNOLDS. Sr.. b loved husband of Ruth Walker. neral services in Denton, Md. Frid; October 30. at 3 p.m. Tond SIMMS, ANNA GERTRU! On Wednes- | day.__October 8. 19 A GER- TRUDE SIMMS e Crea). beloved ee M Wife of Otho Harding Simms and mother Mrs. Ethel Dement. Mrs. Lorell of Chambers and Catherine Simms. _Fu- | neral from her late residence. 53 R st. ne. on Friday. October 30. at pm.;: thence to Marvin Church, 10th st._and Independence ave. sw. al 2 p.m. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Arrangements_by_William_J. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons YCOCK. Manager) grone i ol 3034 M St N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Y13 Seventn gt MW NAtional 2473 V. L. SPEARE CO. Nether the successor to nor connected with the :;mn-l W R snnri.l establishment. NAtional 2803 St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium 4th and Mass Ave N.E Lincoln | Methodist where services will be Relatives and friends son Young and the late Lieut. G Wrisn¢ Youns. U. S. A.. member of the Loyal Legion and Burnside Post. Serv- ices and interment at Englewood. N. J. Eternal rest grant to her. O Lord. Let light perpetual shine uvon her. In Memoriam. AL‘EXANDEK{ CL@IINC! ‘CV 'IENIM'II\I emory of our 8 REERANDER " who" grnarced Trom “this life ‘one "year a0 today. October 20, There fell upon the house a sudden =loom. A shadow on those features fair and thin. And softiy from the hushed and dark- ened room Two_ angels issued where but one vent _in, YOUR DEVOTED W ND 1L IFE Al CHIL- BLACKWELL. MARGARET. In loving re- membrance of our dear mother. MAR- GARET BLACKWELL. who departed this life four years ago today. October 20. Gone, but not forgotten. | DEVOTED CHILDREN. BEULAH. THEL- MA AND HILDAGARDE. L COLUMBUS, ARCHIBALD C. In sad but loving memory of our husband and fa- ther. ARCHIBALD C. COLUMBUS. who | l‘v"{l“ul two years ago today. October 29, | Today recalls the memory a loved one laid to rest. Are those who loved him HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDI CRAIG, LUCY BOGLES AND JOEN. In sacred memory of our darling mother. LUCY BOGLES CRAIG. who left years @go. October twenty-eight A ; JOHN CRAIG. five | 1931. | 1908. and brother, years ago. August Pass a few fleeting moments more. | And death the blessing shall restore, | Which_death has snatched away. | And give us back our parted friends in | that_eternal day. DAUGHTERS. LOUISE AND ANNIE. *| GREEN. C. BENJAMIN. In loving memory of my dear son. C. BENJAMIN GREEN. Who passed away {hree years ago today, October 29, 1823 HIS LOVING MOTHER AND PAMILY. * HANBACK. ELMER L. Tn loving memory of ELMER L. HANBACK. who departed ;k’\.!%‘ life five years ago. October .'.'9. SMITH, EPHRAIM M. 1In sad but lovini memory of my dear brother. EPHRAI! M. SMITH. who departed this life two . vears ago today, October 29. 1934. Your brotherly love with me will never be forgotten. because I can met no one to take your place. MYER E. SMITH. * WHITE, MARIE DORSEY. Sacred to the memory_of my_dear daughter. DORSEY WHITE. who departed this life nine vears ago today. October 29. 1927. October 29th once more is here. To me the saddest day of the year, Because nine years ago today My loving daughter passed awa: HER_LOVING MOTHI [ER. MRS, yS.ARAH DORSEY EVANS. CHILDREN. AND MARGUERITE AND ROBERT WHITE. INSTAN At the Touch of e $15 14th st. and |late Mrs. Fletcher, formerly was Miss | e- | p.M. tomorrow L | chapel. On Chilly Mornings and Nights WITH A HUMPHREY RADIANTFIRE $11.50 Clean, convenient gas I.:ent. ONLY when it is needed and in just the right amount . . .-at only a | Octavia Shreve Miller of Louis- | | ville, Ky. | Funeral services will be held at 2 | in the Fort Myer Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. .. Army Doctors Recruited. Great Britain is recruiting doctors under 28 for the army without the usual competitive examination. (edar Hill @mefiw Chambers & ONE OF THE LiRGEy AKERS mmw‘,,u = THREE e FUNERAL HOMES 918 Cleveland Ave., Ri e Park Call GReenwood 1221 517 11th St. S.E. Call ATlantle 6760 -Frazier's —service, quality and reverance in conducting beautiful funerals un- excelled anywhere. Complete in every detail. Undertakers for col- ored U. 8. War Veterans. Also for the C. C. C. Camp, N. P. 11, Company 1360, Washington, D. C. No Deserving Case Turned Away Parlors and Chapels Fres Call NOrth 7795-7796 389 R. I. Ave. N.W. T HEAT Costs a Few Pennies $16.50 ) ) > DROMEDARY PASTEURIZED Packed in cello to insure freshe ness. UNPITTED % {7¢ PITTED - . ™ 19¢ BUTTER The finest cream- OUR OWN BRAND PURE CREAMERY 350 BEN-JO - -~ Real Sharp ™ 29¢ WISCONSIN Longhorn ™ 2l¢ FULL-OF-HOLES 3 Switzer - - ™ 3l¢c FRESH, SELECT . -t 33¢ e Swift's Jewel__2 ws. 27¢ SUGAR-CURED SLICED PURE ALL-MEAT CLUB FRANKS ™ PHILADELPHIA . SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICI Cooked HAM = 12¢ PURE_ALL-MEAT PORK SAUSAGE - - » 23¢ 1 Reg. 20 ox. box of VIRGINIA SWEET PANCAKE FLOUR 1 Full Pint Jug of AUNT NELLIE'S PANCAKE SYRUP § _ ORANGES - - BROCCOLI - - CELERY HEARTS.- - LIBBY’S The Perfect Combination BOTH FOR 21° QUAKER ROAST BEEF SUNSHINE MARTINI CRACKERS GINGER ALE _. full 11b can Lge. 30 oz. bot. L FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES A large variety of fine eating Included are Jonathans, Stayman, Winesaps, and Grimes Golden—perfect for bobbing. JUICY SWEET 4r. ] 8¢ FLORIDAS = 8¢ LARGE GREEN BUNCHES TENDER - BUNCHES BRUSSELS SPROUTS. - - - “15¢ Luscious loose * Both the orange and the lemon are of the El{rn family, TAST ; al CE! Ste: same famil e same family respectively, BUT THERE IS YOU CAN TASTE! HALLOWII DATES _ _ _ _ 2 1bs. 19c E THE DIFFER- roasts may be of the THE QUALITY WHICH SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAMS New 1936 Crop DIAMOND BRAND WALNUTS - » 23¢ GIANT claims it sells the finest quality meats in the city ot lowest prices. Here is one of the best “buys” of the year. Imagine getting an 8 to 12-Ib. average nationally advertised, first-quality ham at this Jow cost. And best of all, you can have either a half or a whole one. We suggest the latter quantity so that you may have it the next day for slicing. LEG % LAMB LOIN OF PORK—for Roasting o' ————_ ». 21¢c Ib. 24c 17¢ e 13 Plus Debp. Susk ol “WASHINGTON'S FAVORITE" WHITE HOUSE 25 w43 FRESH BONELESS CLAW CRAB MEAT - » 29¢ FRESH LARGE Green SHRIMP » 25¢ FRESHLVleSH MACKEREL - » 9¢ FRESH SHUCKED STEWING OYSTERS - - = 23¢ LARGE SMOKED LABRADORS, 2 *~ 23¢ WHITE FISH - » 39¢ s BONELESS SMOKED HERRING - - ™ 23c SMOKED BUTTER FISH » 39¢ ROCK ISLAND SWORD FISH » 39¢ (gt TonRees ] o OLD GOLD, CAMELS LUCKY STRIKES PIEDMONT, RALEIGH CHESTERFIELD PHILIP MORRIS SPUDS, KOOLS HERBERT TAREYTON FATIMAS 1b. vac. tin 11b. Pack of 20 Pack of 20 BELL BOYS FREE PARKING Just opposite our doors, with an entrance on Georgia Ave- nue and also on Park Road; exit through Newton Place. PORK CHOPS—CENTER-CUT LOIN_____ ». 29¢ PORK SHOULDERS ™% _—————————__m. 19¢ MILK-FED VEAL LOIN OF SPRING GUTLETS _ _ 1. §7c | LAMB CHOPS 11. 35¢ 3509 Georgia Ave. N.W. few pennies cost an hour. Saves running the fur- nace all day when heat is needed only in the morn- ings and evenings. $8.75 up. RADIANTS for re- placement in all types of Radiantfires, 20c up. Edgar Morris Sales Co. Gas and Electric Appliances 712 13th St. N.W. NAtional 1031 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL 8T LINCULN 0472 —_— Carry your purchases to your car, the trolley or the bus without charge. This is just another GIANT service. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. CO_ Floral Pieces 1212 PS8t NW NAtional 427 GEO. A. COMLEY ¥& 4 Artistic Flora) Designs by £xi Night Phone arenaon 26 GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE #LORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PR'CES PHONE NAT 0108. O Eraan” Cor. 14th & Eye