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■Social and Personal
ihi: visit
I 4 ;„ H Kilin-r. in “Poetry.")
L „i a( j i have come."
T .;ay, let me stay—
r. !I( ,t go home.
L i y**ur kindness,
Ujpjiß. iI blind 11688.
uijrlif and a day.
i#) .i•( incurious eyes
; wi ll n in sharp surprise
. 1,,,, w h<w under mv breath
l,i t me sleep to death
, j,.i mi never r, o home!”
t jpeak through the fragrant
(loom
ur hushed and decorous
ifttoiil •
I i ain glad i have come.”
lor Paint And
Eft Ini' I’lay
■ A !t)< rt Ititchie heads the list
■ ri! ii . for tonight’s perform*
■,f • 11 . h Jinks,“ the Paint and
„ club's production, the pro
of which will go to the Chit*
, Aid Society, of Baltimore
?. .. A*
r |'or Hoard
liter**
suiicrintendent of the Naval
. , mid .Mrs. Wilson have sent
t nin for a dinner on Tuesday,
;t m honor of the Board of
n in the Naval Academy.
ir tilernoon
i Purl)
Kudolph F. Hans, of King
i. place, has Invitations out for
f. party on Monday afternoon
Black Cut Restaurant.
lor hiss
Ml“d
Kaiidal Dees gave an after*
bridg** party yesterday at her
in Market street in eompliment
r cousin, Miss Anne Guest of
cir. Mrs. Dees was assisted at
stihlc by Mrs. Middleton Uuest
Irs T l. Richards.
iu For
M|>pl
and Mrs. It Dee Tatum Jr.j
nve mi Sunday night for bis
ill Meridian, Miss., where he -
v iii business. Mrs. Tatum wnk *
MDs c.mee ftiiigie. daughter!
■ Kirby and sitter of Midship
fe'Wr.Uj. iyiigifV..
- ' . _L_ I. .
Will not increase prices
until May Ist
Firestone Prices on fabric and cord pas
senger car tires and tubes, also solid and
pneumatic truck tires will advance May Ist
' he postponement of this price revision
is possible only because of our realiza
tion of the price danger in the British
crude rubber restriction act, which be
came effective November 1, 1922. We
were fortunate in our rubber purchases
before the restriction act increased the
prices of crude rubber 150 per cent.
We have always endeavored to cham
pion the cause of better made tires de
vered at lowest cost to the tire user
by economical manufacturing and distri
bution. And we are glad of the oppor
tunity to give the car owner the addi
tional saving at this time.
Firestone cords embody certain spe
cial processes which result in their pro
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio.
Annapolis Tire Repair Co.
Colonial Motor Co.
Most Miles per Dollar
i I IT
'
Tolnt-To-Polnr To
!*<• Run Tomorrow
A number of people will go from
here tomorrow to attend the grand
National Point to Point race to fca
run over a flagged course on the es- i
tate of Bernard Fenwick, in thej
Uroen Spring Valley. This and the I
•Maryland Hunt ,Cup Race, to be run j
on the 28th of the month, are the!
most noted amateur racing events of
Maryland, and always draw a large!
crowd. A gold cup has been given
by Ross Whistler for the winner of
Hie Maryland Hunt Cup Race, and!
there will be a ball at the Hotel Bel
vedere in Baltimore after it.
Miss Edua Taylor of New London,
will come from Washington this eve
ning to visit Lieut.-Commander and
.Mrs. James Parker until Sunday.
Afternoon
Bridge Today
Mrs. M. A. Colton, of 259 Hanover
street, is entertaining at bridge this
afternoon. .Mrs. Colton will sail for
Europe on April 28 on the “Chicago,”
to remain for the summer.
**¥** Secretary
Resuming Work
Miss Mary Burch, Girls’ Work
Secretary at the Y. W. C. A., has re
turned front a week's visit to her
home in Williamsport, Pa., and will!
resume her classes. Miss Burch will
hold the first rehenrsal of the spring
i Play of the Y. W, C. A. tomorrow
morning at 10 o’clock in the Educa
tional Building of Calvary Church, at
the corner of Maryland avenue and
Prince George street. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. Renato Roncl.
(on tent ion Delegates
To Visit. Here
Mrs. J. M. Bradford and Mrs. M. A
Beall, of Philadelphia, who are in I
Washington to attend the I). A. R. con
vention, will spend the Weekend hero
with Mrß. M. B. Custer.
Ordered To Duly ,
At Relief tie ' , M‘ ! ■ > ;
Lieutenant Henj*y P. Hartumn has
I don detached frrim 'Gov’t: Ex~
pertinent Station and assigned to duty;!
at the Naval Experiment and Re-f
smirch Laboratory. Bellevue,* I). CIP
"L
•: ■ T
ducing mileage records, heretofore un
heard of in the industry. Among the
more important of these superior meth
ods are blending, tempering, aid-bag cure
and double-gum-dipping.
Firestone dealers are co-operating with
us in our movement to supply your needs
at present prices as long as their stock
lasts and we have advised our dealers
that we will supply them with additional
tires this month so far as our output will
permit.
See the nearest Firestone dealer. Pur
chase a set of these gum-dipped cords.
Prove for yourself their remarkable mile
age advantages and easy riding qualities.
AAHiAWATS, MARYLAND..FRIDAY, APRIL 20. 192 T
Fenner Resident
Pays Tbit Here
Lieut T. D. eHaley, who lived at
the Hotel Maryland for several years i
but who now in resident of Coving
ton, Ky., was a visitor here yester
day. Lieut. Healey was warmly wel
comed by many of his old friends. |
J U**t Concert Of
Baltimore Nymphony I 4
The closing concert of the Balti
more Symphony season will be given ]
i on Sunday night at 8:30 at the Lyric. <
~ |
Supper At 8L Mary's
Hall A Rig Success
In the neighborhood of |2OO was i
* Isa red at the highly successful sop- <
! per given last night under the aus- 1
pices of the Catholic Daughters of
America. The sale cf candy alone 1
netted a profit of $25. St. Mary's Hall J
never looked more attractive than last
i uifcht when ready for the supper to ]
be served. Yellow daffodils and i
sweet peas decorated the tables \
which were further adorned by light
ed candles in silver candelabra, the
colored shades adding to the gayety (
of the hal! which was recently re
decorated, and 1* further embellished i
by the new stage curtain, which has ,
just been hung. ;
Three hundred and fifty suppers
were Rerved and a number of people
had to be turned away when the sup
ply of salad and haui gave out.
Attending
Women's Conventions
Mrs. I. W. Sylvester, cf Ixiuisiana,
who is spending the Academic year
here, is iu Washington this week for
a number of public gatherings. She
is attending the D. A. R. Continen
tal Congress, the General Assembly
jof the Daughters of American Col
onists. and the annual Convention of
the Daughters of 1812. She will also
be present tomorrow at the Authors’
breakfast of the League of American
Pen Women, of which she is a mem
ber.
Afternoon Bridge
For Mrs. Low man
Miss Louise Bryan will entertain
at cards on Monday afternoon at the
i residence of her aunt, Mrs. Carryl
Bryan, in compliment to her sister,
Airs, Marshall Lowman, of Elmira,
X Y.
He turning To
New England
Mbs. Samuel Horton Brown, Sr.,
who has been visiting her son and
daugHter-ln-law. Professor and Mrs.
I Samue) Horton Brown, of Shipwright
f Ktroet, will return this evening to her
(home in Marblehead. Mass.
■ "ri' * - * ■W-VT'tVT
Named As
Delegate Te f enventloa
Mrs* Robert Mosa has been named
as one of the delegates to represent
the Maryland Mothers and Parent-
Teachers’ Associations at the nation
al congress to be held in Louisville !
Ky.
Dinner Party At
“Breeze Inn"
A party that dined at “Breeze Inn",
last night and afterwards motored up
to dance at the Century Roof in Bal- ,
timore included the Misses Zita Lang
home. Anue Guest, and Louise Bryan.;
Lieutenant Claude Vickrey, Lieuten-j
ant Archer King and Ronald Hindi-!
cliffe, of New Haven, who.is visiting I
here.
Bridge f lub .
Meeting Today
Misrf Zita Langhorne is entertaining j
her bridge club this afternoon at the
residence of her cousins, Lieut.-Com-1
mander and Mrs. James Parker, Jr. |
Afternoon Tea
On Sunday
Mrs. Romeo J. Jondreau will give
an afternoon tea for midshipmen and
girls op Sunday. j
[ CLIP THIS LIST 1
AND SAVE FOR COMPARISON WITH PRICES
CHARGED ELSEWHERE.
The Fair Price Grocery Co.
64 West Street, Corner of Calvert Street
ALPHABET OF PRICES
ARROW SPECIAL 10c
APRICOT CORDIAL $ 1.00
AMMONIA. . 15c
AMMONIA— RoyaL . 10c
APPLE BITTER—HeIntxV. 25c
ASPARAGUS Libby’s, large
green 40c
ASPARAGUS—Libby'*, tips.. 40c
AUNT JEMIMA PAN CAKE.. 14c
AUNT JEMIMA BUCK
WHEAT ikc
APRICOTS—Libby’s Bttc
ALMOND—Ext., McCormick . 15c
APPLE BCTTER—Libby’s... 26c
ARGO STARCH 10c
ARGO CORN STARCH 5c
ARM ft HAMMER SODA 6c
ALLSPICE—McCormick 10c
APRICOTS—DeI Monte 35c
ALUMINUM WARE your
choice 7,'k*
BUCKETS—IO-quart 25c
BACON—sliced 45c
BUTTER. 65c
BEANS—Ritter’s 9 ( >
BUTTER—Process 55c
BABBIT LTE 15c
BLUE—bottle 7c
BRILLO. . 10c
BRUSH—scrub 10c
BRUSH —dust 35c
BON AMl—bar Rlc
BON ANl—powder 12c
BASKETS—sIat 10c
BEANS—Soup 12c
BEANS—Lima 12c
BEAN'S—Wagner’s baked 10c
BEANS—Campbell’s baked... 10c
BEAN'S—Challenge string.... 12c
BEETS- Libby’s. 20c
BLACKBERRIES—canned. .. 25c
BLACKBERRIES—jam 25c
BEECH NUT PEANUT BUT*
TER 12c
BROOMS 55c
BORAX—MuIe Team 15c
BIRD SEED—Superior 15c
BIRD GRAVEL lc
BAGS—shopping. ........ j... 5e
COCOA—Webster’s, per 1b.... 10c
CHILI SAUCE—Heintz’s 80c
CHASE.O 5c
CRACKER DUST 10c
CORN BEEF—Armour's. 2 lbs 45c
CORN BEEF—Armour's. 1 lb. Ike
CORN BEEF—Libby’s 25c
CATSCP—Heintz’s 90c
CHEESE—Pimento..... 45c
CHEESE—Daisy. 40c
CHEESE—Ancre. pkg 16c
CHEESE—Sharpless. pkg. ... 15c
CHEESE—Cafe, pkg. 19e
CHEESE—Pesco. pkg 9c
CLOTHES PINS-per doz... Sc
COFFEE—Maxwell 45c
COFFEE—ArieI Club... 45c
COFFEE—Fair Price 40c
COFFEE—Our Own 35c
COFFEE—Bar Non 25c
CODFISH CAKES—canned.. 15c
CLAM CHOWDER—Gorton’s, lie
COCOA—I-5 W. B 10c
COCOA—I-2 W. B 20c
CHOCOLATE—I-4 W. B 10c
CHOCOLATE—I-2 W. B 18c
CORN—High Life 18c
CORN—Honeydrop. crushed.. 18c
CORN—Poplar Hill Shoe Peg. lie
CORN—Wiley’s 11c
CORN—Fawn Grove Shoe
Peg. . . . ; ' 10c
CANNED VEGETABLES—
Mixed Spring Garden 13c
CORN ft TOMATOES l*e
CATSUP—Vanlill 10c
CATSUP—Libby’s lie
ROY V. TYDINGS, Manager. J
v ■ i -■ •' 1 M
Weeding Anniversary
Celebrated
Commander and Mrs. Theodore
Johnson entertained a company of
thirty at a supper last night in ceie
hration of their wedding anniversary.
Admiral and Mrs. Wilson were the
guests of honor at the party. Bridge
was played after supper.
i
Heats At
Hnpper Party
| Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
who are well-known locally, gav.v a
buffet supper on Weduesd iv night <n
Washington.
To Visit
! At Wardwur
I Mrs. Philip Tower and her daugh
' ter. Miss Julia Tower, of Providence.
R. 1., will arrive on April 27 for a
week’s visit to Mrs. Middleton Semmes
Guest
TWICE PROVEN
• If you suffer backache, sleepless
nights, tired, dull days and distress
ing urinary disorders, don’t experi
| ment. Read this twice-told testi
, mony. It’s Annapolis evidence
, doubly proven.
Mrs. Mary I. Nelson, 39 Holland
j_St I _Annapoiis. gave the following
nilLl SAUCE—Libby's 28c
CRIBCO 24c
CHIP BEEF—Peerless 28c
CANDLES !2c
CELEKI' SALTS McQor
mick’s. *. Jic
CREAM OF TARTAR—Mc-
Cormick. . ~ 10c
CINNAMON —McCormick. . .. t#c
CLOVES—McCormick .‘ 10c
CELERY SEED—McCormick. 10c
CORN BEEF HASH - Ar
mour’s 18C
COCOANUT— canned, Baker's 18c
CHERRIES—DeI Monte 16c
CHERRIES—RosedaIe 40c
CHERRIES -Libby’s 36c
DROMEDARY DATES. . .. . J .. 2*c
DIOWA WASH INC. TABLETS 2c
EPSOM SALTS. . 5c
EASY BHIGHT STOVE
POLISH 16c.
EASTON’S VEGONAISE 80c
FARlNA—Hecker’s 15c
FISH FLAKES —Groton’s. . . . 12c
FLOUR—2 lbs., 18c; 5 lbs,
28c; 12 lbs., 66c; 24 lbs.,
$1.10; one-half barrel, $4.60.
barrel 8.25
GRAPEFRUIT. 7c to 10c
GHERKINS—sweet 86c
GHERKINS-sour 80c
GHERKINS —sweet, picnic... 26c
GHERKINS —sour, picnic. ... 20c
GRAPE JUlCE—large 85c
GRAPE JUlCE—small 28c
GELATINE 18c
GELATINE—Knox 80c
GRAPE NUTS 18c
GLUE—Iron 10c
HOMINY' —canned 12c
HOMINY 8c
HIPOLITE 10c
HORSE RADISH. 10c
HAMS—Schaeffer’s 28c
HI POLlTE—large 25c
HAMS—Picnic 16c
INSECT POWDER 10c
INK—bottle 10c
JELLO—assorted flavors 11c
JELLY BEANS—per 1b... ... 15c
JELLY—assorted 18c
JAMAICA GINGER —McCor
mick 18c
KKLLOGS FLAKES 0c
KRAUT—Libby’s 16c
KELLOG BRAN 20c
LAMP CHIMNEYS 10c to 16c
LARD 16c
LAFRANCE TABLET 7c
LEMONS—per doz 30c
LOBSTER—per can 60c
LOGAN LlMA—canned 14c
LEMON EXT.—McCormick. .. 16c
McCormick Spices, Extracts
and Flavorings full line.
MAYONNAISE-Mrs. Kidd’s . 24c
MUSTARD—Heintz’s. . 15c
MATCHES—Safetv. per doz.. 10c
MATCHES—Natco, per box.. 5c
MATCHES—Handy box 0c
MlLK—Magnoila 15"
MlLK—Dairyman’s League. .. 12"
MILK—Pet 12"
MlLK—Roger’s 10?
MACARONI—Iarge 10;
MACKERAL—per piece 13c
MARJORAM. . Sc
MUSTARD—Libby’s I2c
MUSTARD—Gulden’s ISc
MUSTARD—dry Mr
MUSTARD SEED. . 10e
MAYONNAISE—McCormick. . 25c
MAYONNAISE Gelfand’*,
large 2k
MAYONNAISE Gelfand’s
small Me
statement August 12. 1916: “I had
a severe case of kidney trouble. I
i think I got it by walking up and
; down the steps so often. 1 had ter
rible pains across the small of my
. back and I couldn't do any work. My
feet swelled and my eyes blurred
, something awful. My kidueys didn’t
act right and mornings I felt more
tired then when I went to bed. 1
tried many medicines with no effect.
A number of friends told me of
| Doan’s Kidney Pills and I bought
some at Smith's Pharmacy. After
using half a box. I saw a great change.
(I used about six boxes in all aud
I noar am almost immune from kiduey
| trouble.”
F. I'-, i i
QuickLunchatHome.OfficeflkFountains.
Rich Milk, Malted Grain Extract in Pow
derfeTabletforms. N ouHthing-No cooking.
■
MAYONNAISE Gelfand’s
olive, large 40c
MAYONNAISE Gelfand’s
olive, small 17c
MUCILAGE 10c
MEAL. 3c
NATIONAL BISCUIT as
sorted. in full.
NOODLES 10c
NUTMEG—McCormick, box. . 10c
OLlVES—Heintz’s 26c
OlL—Mazola. . 80c
OlL—Camphorated 15c
Oil/—Castor 10r
OATMEAL—Snow’s He
ORANGES—per doz 80c to 50c
OIL CANS—I gal 25c
OLIY’ES Libby’s, stuffed,
large 85c
OLIVES Libby’B, stuffed,
small 15c
OLIVES Libby’s, queen,
large 25c
OLIY'ES Libby’s, queen,
small 12c
OLD DCTCH CLEANSER... . 10c
DNIONS—per lb 8c
OATMEAL lie
OlL—Wessons 28c
POST TOASTIES c
POST BRAND 15c
PICKLES-Heintz full line.
PICKLES— sweet, small 80c
PICKLES—sour 25c
PICKLES—diII, per can 28c
PlCKLES—spiced 10c
PICKLES—whoIe, sweet 30c
PRUNES—SO-60, per lb 15c
PEACHES—dried, per 1b.... 20c.
PEACHES —Libby’s, choice . . 30c
PEACHES—Rosedale 27c
PEACHES—Silverdale 25c
PEACHES—Rosedale, small . 17c
PEACHES—DeI Monte 35c
PEACHES- Del Monte 2Kc
PEACHES-All Gold 40c
PEACHES—Jam 25c
PEAS—Black Eye 8c
PEAS—High Life 82c
PEAS—Minn. . . 2Kc
PEAS—Little Admiral 20c
PEAS —Superior 22c
PEAS—Marcella 20c
PEAS—Compass Brand 18c
PEAS —Success. 16c
PINEAPPLE—Iarge 44k’
PINEAPPLE—smaII Sfc
PINEAPPLE—grated 26c
POTTED MEAT PRODUCTS. 5c
POTTED HAM ISc
POTTED CHICKEN 20c
PCDDlNE—assorted 18c
PoßTUM—large, Instant. . . . 40c
POSTl'M—small. Instant. . . .• 25c
POSTCM—large 20c
PoßTUM—large. 16c
PARIKA 14k*
POLISH—2-in-l 12c
POLISH—2-in-l, liquid 12c
PEPPERr—Black. McCormick. 10c
PEPPER—White, McCormick. 10c
QUAKER OATS 12c
QUAKER QUAKIES 7c
RICE 7c
RICE —Greenwood. 10c
RlCE—Comet, pkg H
RAlSlNS—Seedless 17e
RAlSlNS—seeded le
ROPE—clothe* line Mr
RELlSHES—Gelfand’s, large. 86c
RELlSHES—Gelfand’s. small 15c
RELlSH—Gelfands, sweet... 90c
RINSO 7c
80LARINE , . Me
*
I 1 cold iroobiee; use nightly—
VJSJSS
Qmr 17 Million Jan Voai Yam*
SHADY OAKS
FRIED SPRING CHICKEN WITH
FRESH VEGETABLES
NOW SERVED.
PHONE 126-M. all
*- - ■ TT...T - . ,
Breeze Inn
Lunch—Tea
CHICKEN WAFFLE
DINNERS
Cards Dancing
Armlger fl-F-15
j - —H;
SAL SODA 7f
SUGAR—At cost.
SYRUP—Brer Rabbit lie
SOAP—Van Camp's 5r
SPAtiH ETTl—large 10c
SPAGHETTI- Wag., can 10c
SALMON—Libby's, red 25c
SALMON—Libby’s pink 15c
SALMON CHUNN—Libby's... 18r
SARDINES—Booth 14c
SARDINES—-mustard or oil.. 5c
SARDINES—MarteI 18c
SAKDINES-ollve oil 18c
SIIRIMP—Sea Foco 18c
SOUP—vegetable. Campbell’s. 10c
SOUP—assorted, Campbell’s.. 10c
SUCCOTASH 15c
SWEET POTATOES 12r
SPINACH , 20c
STRAWBERRY—Jam 2Hc
SYRUP—Golden Crown 15c
SYRUP—Karo. Red Label. ... 14c
SY’RUP—Karo, blue label 10c
SYRI’P—Log Cabin 80c
STARCH—Elastic. 0c
SALT—box 5c
SALT—Morton's 10c
SALT—bag 7c
' SOAP—Klrkman's 0c
SOAP—Octagon 0c
SOAP—Octagon, white 8c
SOAP—Fells Naptha 0C
SOAP—Star 0c
S4>AP—P. & G. Naptha 0c
SOAP—Life Buoy 7c
SOAP—Palm Olive fc
SAoP—Arrow Borax 5c
TOMATO PULP 10c
TEA—Lipton’s 28c
TEA—Llpton's, pkg 10c
TEA —Banquet Peco, 1-4 1b... 25c
TEA—Banquet Blend, 1-4 lb.. 20c
TEA—Heno, 1-4 lb 23<-
TEA—Heno, 1-8 lb 12c
TEA Bohea Pure Gun
powder, 1-4 lb 201-
TEA Bohea Orange Peco
Black, 1-4 lb. ... i.i. lie
TEA—Bohea Green and Hiack
1-4 lb 17e
TEA—Bohea Special Ceylon.
1-4 lb He
TEA—Bohea Pure Green and f
Black. 1 1-4 oz ... 0c
TOMATO SOUP—Libby’a. ... 10c
TOMATOES—Princes. 10c
TOMATOES—Princes 8c
TOMATOES—HiII Top 10c
TOMATOES—Red Royal .... 10c
TOILET PAPER—Westover. . 5c
TOILET PAPER—Scot Tissue 16c
TOILET PAPER—Waldorf. . . 8c
TAPIOCA—B. Pearl 15c
TAPlOCA—Dromedary 14c
TOOTH PICKS 5c
TlNA—Blue Ribbon 27e
TUBS—galvanized 70c to 1.00
UNEEDA BISCUITS 7c
YF.GONABBE—Eastons Me
VlNEGAß—white 10c
VINEGAR—red lc
VINEGAR—pure cider ISc
YULCANOL Me
VANILLA EXT.—McCormick. 15c
WHEAT FARIN'O lie
WAX PAPER—per pkg 5c
WITCH JIAZEL lie
WICKS—B. ft H Me
WHEAT—puffed 18c
WHEAT —shredded 18c
WHEAT—Cream of 2c
WASH BOARDS—glass - zinc 00c
YEAST P44WDERB—at Hat price.
Z ft ETC.—too numerous to
mention. We want yon to
come and see for yourself.

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