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Bad America not iron tbe victory,
' how mack would you have been wjll<
<nar o pay for It? Invr.it that much
1b liberty loan note*. v
"Linen Lasts Longer?Looks Better"
Hand Laundering
Absolutely Best
?Your dainty lingerie
will be laun- ^
dered in a thorough \_
manner, and without^r--^l?*y^
injury to the linen " J! ^
?J ust test this
ser\ ice.
de Sales
Hand Laundry
17Tft I St N W >rnr K?whfi*?
i / ju l at. n.w. Phone Fr ao73
IK "
All Specials ^
on Sale at j
Every One of X
Our Markets
Week-!
Such value:
"Derrydal
(fri i\ ?T
fcvery Uay Wi
Economy F
Export Borax
i C. & C. Oleine
FELS NAPTHA
BABBITTS ...
| "P. & G." Naphtha
Ivory Soap
Star Soap
Old Dutch Cleanser....
Ammonia (large bottle)
Britt's Ammonia
; Lux
Davis Cider Vinegar...
White House Vinegar..
Gallon
| Spices, all varieties, ioc
Sauer Kraut
| Campbell's Soups, alll <
Peanut Butter
j Honey, 5 oz. jar ... 1..
Douglas Cornstarch....
Jello, all flavors
Wesson Oil?I'int, 33c;
Sardines, in oil or mus
Sardines, fancy, in olive
Van Lill's Jams, a^sorte
Baking Powder, Rumfc
1
V
fr
Gold Medal Flov
6-lh. bag"
12-lb. bag
Orange Grove F1
12-lb. bag" .....
A hieh-trrarlo flour at
II dinarilv low price.
Last Two!
Your last opportunity 1
the celebrated "Sunshine"
Note.?A fleposit of 2cx
Milks
"Carnation" or
"Every Day"?
Tall Can... ,14c
Small Can.. ,7c
Lowest Pric?
CANNED VEGE'
Early June Pea*
"Dinner" t>r "Daybreak
Sweet Meadow Corn..
Tomatoes?
No. 1 tans
No. 2 Cans
No. 3 Cans
Pumpkin
, Sweet Potatoes
String Beans. Ruxton..
Heinz Oven Baked Be)
Xo. 1 Cans
Xo. 2 Cans
Campbell's Baked Bean
Van Camp's Baked B
cans
"VictoVy" Baked Beans
\
\
TREATY CONTEST
WHEN PRESIDENT
COfliflES PREDICTED
(Continued from First rage.)
the treaty any enterprise aiming at
a military propaganda is forbidden,
and"fhilltarv education cannot be carried
on except in the ranks of the
army of 100.000. Such an army cannot
perpetuate itself in any way or
expand through turning trained men
back to civil life as an unorganized
reserve.
This feature of the military terms
? the inhibition upon discharging
from the army in any year more than
j 5 per cent of its strength?coupled
! wim me i we I ve-year nuiounnii
period. it Is said by American Army
officers, will prevent a recurrence of
J the sclieme by which Hermany was
once able to throw off the yoke Naj
poleon soupht to impose when he lim[
ited her army to a few thousand men
each year. It was apparent, these observers
said, that the lesson of tha#
day had been completely learned by!
1 the French militarists generally 1
?
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JLD uu
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y Sped
> as these are a so
e" Pure Cre,
Sta,| Oar II
St Feati
A 1 f O , || |
& cakes uc lrw o
Jrnc
7c cake
TTTJ^L250 g|JI
.. .3 for 25c Wl11
.2 pkgs. 9c
.. .pkg. lie
Sf Qualil
Tj? Home dr<
3 for 25c U. S" Gove
qt. 5c Shoulder
varieties Chops . .
can 10c ?.
lb- 15<^ Breast. .
15c
Hamburg St?
10c (Freshly gi
; quart, 65c _ . .
?: Pure Lard..
tard, ?_
2 cans 13c . .
oil. 23c & 35c VsIlOlCe I
<1... .jar 25c r* T
^ Extra lei
l-Ib. can 27c ??????
=< Por
ir?
48c Chops,
87c Chops,
our? Roast,
.... .75c Roast,
an extraorHams,
Jf
Days of the S
to secure a can or two of these Dc
Brand?made in the Loose-Wiles
c is required on each can.
Delivered HOT to all oar mark*
Old Dut<
"It Has the Hoi
mdicc I FullCrea
inULLJ ? ??
. .2 cans 25c S"">Py Ch~'
" Peas,
can 15c _
.2 cans 25c
each 9c
each 10c R
...2 for 25c HI ||
....can 10c
can 23c
, . ftno I.oulalant
Nth and K St.
7th and B M
1105 H St. X.l
700 II St. X.l
.. .2 for 25c 7so x. capito
earl. 1*e ,B32 * 4 "p,,'
. .tarll 18C lit and Thorn;
> ..2 for 25c 7th and Klorl
cans, \\\ KS.?"X.I
-each ?fc ? *
? can 5c 1421 a st. x.\
A
credited with having- devised the
terms of -the present treaty.
Make Army Distasteful.
The twefve-year enlistment period
required, it was said, was calculated
to make the anny highly distasteful
to the average man. There can be for
him no hope of advancement, but only
the drudgery of soldier life, for it
will not be an expanding force. Officers
doubted very much that the,
100,000 men allowed could be main'
tained an required by voluntary r(i
<- i uu men i.
Since the dismantling of the forts
on the eastern frontier was not required
It was assumed by some observers
here that the treaty Contemplated
interposing Germany and
Its limited army as a buffer arfainst
the bolshevlkl in xRussla. Should
Russia find herself and a strong government
arise there which could be
recognized by the western pqtwers. it
was said that undoubtedly the reduction
of the eastern defenses would
| be insisted upon.
It is the view here that the provision
of the treaty reserving to some
Russian government yet to he indicated
all the benefits enjoyed by the
allied and associated powers probably
would cover such an extension.
In the meantime, however. Germany
is to be kept on guard along her
TCHNj
ose to your hot
<m?nun
urce of satisfactioi
amery Buttei
Heat Deparb
ire at Specially
:es for This Fri
id Saturday Oil
ty Milk-Fed V
;ssed in our own plant under th
:rnment inspectors.
OO-IU I Rib or
OOC 1U. Loin Chops?
20c lb. Cutlet.-. . .]
?ki? Beef Liver
round). .lb. 30c (Sliced) ...
lb. 35c Lard Substitut
Fowl, 34 to 4 lbs
lder Roasting Chickens
k From Selectc
selected center cuts,
nice and lean
choice center cuts
blade end
fresh. 7 to 10 lb. weight
ale of "Liberi
dightful Biscuits at the sale price
Biscuit Co.'s "1,000 Window Bake
!< wry mornlnn and aftrrnoon.
ch Bread V
nemade Flavor" *
imCheese (Longhorns).
ic pkg. 15c I Pimento Chees
Cream Cheese pkg. 15c
nirrru uini
uuibn PiAKI
-CLOSC TO YOUR MOMC*
I Ave. | 21st and Pa. A1
i. S.K. 21 at and M Sti
a. K. 3417 M St. \.W
E. 2030 P St.
0. 1440 1* St. YJ.YV.
I St. 1714 14th St. .V
nl St. 14th and Yon Si
aa Sta. N.W. 18th and Yon St
Ida Ave. Si.YV. .'1160 Mt. Plrasa
Sta. .\.W. 14th and Keny
V. 14th and Perry
.W. 3420 (ieorffla A
W. and 10*14-11
V. Alexani
eastern frontier in self-defense
against bolshevism and at the same
time acting as a buffer for the western
powers.
Naval Terms Drastic.
The naval terms are, if anything,
more drastic than those imposed as
to the army, navy officers said. From
a sea power claiming a strength second
only to that of Great Britain.
Germany will be reduced to a naval
power virtually without rank in the i
world. The six battleships she may j
retain, the largest not to exceed 1
10.000 tons, would not dare risk
action with any two modern dreadnaughts,
and every other department
of the naval* service is scaled down
accordingly.
In the provision that no capital
ship might he replaced until twenty
years of active service had been rendered.
naval designers saw the death
I of the science of naval architecture
for battle purposes in Germany. The
skill that created the ships' now- held j
by the allied powers will have died i
out for want of employment, these !
officers said, long before the dread- .
naught battleships of the German '
fleet would need to be replaced.
The same extreme severity char- j
acterizes the air terms, it was pointed ;
I out. All that Germany has learned
! of dirigible balloon building and navi- I
MMHmn
iv aid Si
i to us and of ecoi
Friday and Saturday 1
nents RE
I\\ e'll gua
MW ?ivc ,u'
iwv vv cry way. i
tra choice ;
maq* 'hams, given
MY smoke"^ Yo
| passed for i
|W? they are jusi
IW e , age family':
weight.
eal Smoke
e supervision 2
?averaging fr
Cut from Go
ry Q 1 'T and cured and
JOC ID. Smoked Sau
sn^iK ~
lb. 10c Halibut, st
e lb. 28c Tile, sliced
Butterfish
. Lb. 42c Salmon Tr<
r. ac Ocean Troi
, Lb. 45c Croakers,
Buck Shad
id Pigs
Lb- 48c ^ ?
* RYE
Lb .l'io From our
1 38c 16-oz. L?
Lb- 38c A bigger lo
:y Cakes" at 3
. Bear in mind that thev arc
ry"
fc 12-Oz. Loaf
3 far 20r
bwa mmm -w
l^38c C<
e jar 18c pan_A
Now
The very sai
selling till now
coffee of excef
1/CT ou i
[\U9 Santos
re. iv.w. Always
I. x.w. ______
Pc
In* x,w,
int^stVx.w. Finest No. 1
* Pk., ii
? ?? s, NEW F,ori<*
iris, vi. rirst grad
/
r
g^tinn is to be scrapped. All the experience
of the war in airplane manufacture
also is to be discarded, and.
should Germany, ever again be free
to develop air navigation, she will
have to build from the ground up.
LIEUT. GERBER SHOOTS WELL
D. C. Marksman Third in Competition
at French Butts.
- - - *"* ' "?? ihlrd ?n
J^ieuc. lUinai" uciuci, wi..v> ...
the preliminary fifle, pistol and musketry
competition of the American
expeditionary force, now being: held
at Le Mans. France, Is a Washington
man. He is a son of Mrs. Matilda
Gerber, his home being at 701 Florida
avene northeast. A sister. Miss
Ella M. Gerber, is a clerk in the
Southern railroad offices in this city.
Lieut. Gerber scored 137 out of a
possible 150 in the preliminary, the
winner scoring 139.
Lieut. Gerber was captain of the
rifle team of the District of Columbia
National Guard in 1916. has been a
participant in many national rifle
matches and possesses a number of
medals won in competition.
-*
il
J? Low Prices,
J High Qualities,
| Scrupulously
Clean Markets
itnrday
iomy to you
Only 65c lb. .
:e Smoked
is, 38c lb.
rantee these hams to
lest satisfaction in ev- i
"hey're first grade, exand
carefully selected
our own mild, sweet
: old-fashioned hickory
u'll find them unsurineness
of flavor, and
t the size for the avers
needs?6 to 8 lbs.
J CL 1J
!u onuuiuers
:8c lb.
om 6 to 8 lbs. in weight,
ivernment inspected pigs
smoked in our own plant.
sage .. lb., 25c
;sh Fish
eaked, lb 30c
, lb 25c
(large), lb. . . . 18c
nut, lb 25c
it, lb 10c
\ lbs 25c
, lb 25c
ckerel, lb 25c
=J
BREAD "
own Bakery.
in.
>ar lor . . . x VU
>af for the same money.
il.OOCan
4 to 4V4 lb. cans
or 25c lb.
Breakfast Foods?
Special
KeHogg's Corn Flakes,
pkg.,12c
Quaker Corn Flakes,
pkg. 9c
Puffed Wheat or Puffed
Rice 2 pkgs. 25c
offees
merican Blend
Only 35c Lb.
mc blend which has been
' at ,18c lb. A full flavored
itionally high quality.
Dutch Special
Coffee, 32c Lb.
Freshly Roasted
tatoes
Westerns?
c; K> Pk-, 22cj Pk., 42c
a Potatoes?
c 34 pk., 25c
MRS. LA FETRA, CHARITY,
TEMPERANCE AID, DIES
I I
Was President of the W. C. T. U.
in 1885?Funeral Arrangements.
MHS. SARAH D. L\ FKTRA.
I Mrs. Sarah I). La Fetra. widely
I known temperance and charitable
I worker, died at her apartment. 3152
; Mount Pleasant street northwest, yesi
terday. In ICXf. Mrs. I.a Ket:a was
| Elected president of the Woman's
(Christian Temperance t'nion. It was
largely through her efforts that the
Hope and Help Mission which later
was merged into the Florence Crittenton
Mission was organized. She
had been a member of the Metropolitan
M. K. Church. Ltr. and Mrs. Ha
Fetra celebrated their golden anniversary
of marriage in 191".
Mrs. La Fetra is survived by her
husband and two sons. Dr. I.ynn La
Fetra of New York city and Kdwin La
Fetra, secretary and treasurer of the
Bliss Electrical School. Funeral
services will be held at the Metropolitan
M. E. Church tomorrow at 2
o'clock. Rev. Harry D. Mitchell will
officiate. Interment will be in Arlington
cemetery.
The District of Columbia W. C. T. U.
will attend the funeral in a body.
?1 ?
jj 'T* H E Stutz is a prac- 1
g 1 tical car because of ra
j| its power, speed and effi- s
jg ciency, and a car of in- ?
ifa dividuality because of its S
g beauty of appearance and g
11 Motor Company 1
I of Washington i
i ^ ||^t^?nd| M
?tful v the
most extensive
assortment of
Straw Hats
displayed in
town?
It is an assortment of
exclusive specialties
too
/
Some New
Our workrooms have ju
and other smart models, in
Gray, Brown. They have
distinctive style and expe
I and hand-tailored..
$30.00 t(
\ \
c iiiiffrm One of the Mo?t SaniUpM
a very gnod ? i a better si
s set for only... ^^[made of be
' I materials..
; Fillings That Stay In ~
| Gold, Alloy, Enamel, $1
i Silver, Amalgam, Cement, 50c
I DR. WHITE,
I Opposite Woolwortk'a Be i?d 10c oto
| Saitar'i 10 to '
J. K.Fi
f
' DIED. '
I HAYES. Suddenly. on Saturday. May 3. 1P1P. ;
i in Fasten. Pa.. WILMAM T. liAYF.S. son j
; of I.illie W. ITaws tnoe ltyani, 717 10th j
street southeast.
, Funeral from hi* Into residence Friday at 1 (
i p.m. Interment at Congressional cemetery, j
j (Maltimore pajtera please copy.i P* (
LA FETRA. On Wednesday. May 7. 1P1P. at
I 11':at) a ?n.. at 3K.3 Mt. I'lenaar.t atreet. I
SAHAH IMIAN. lelotwl wife of Crorge II. j
( !at Felrn. In tier seventy-sixth year.
I Funeral from Metropolitan M. K. Church, ou ;
Friday, May II, at a p.m. Interment pri j
I
MORRIS. On Wednesday. May 7. IfilO. nt I ?er j
rptldfuoe, 2015 flillyer place. MAKY :
LOUISE, daughter of the late John and
Joanna Morris and sister of the late Martin |
F. Morris.
Funeral from the residence Saturday. May 10, i
at 2 p.m. Interment private. 0*
PATTERSON. On May C. 1010. MATTHEW
W., beloved husband of Katie 11. Patter
son (nee Kauneel and son of Charles 11. and
Mat tie Patterson.
Funeral services nt residence of his parents
1301 P street northeast, on Friday. May P. nt
2 o'elock. tFort Smith. Ark., and Oklahoma
l?a!H*i> please copy.)
P0CLE. Suddenly, on Thursday. M.yv S. \?39.
at 31:30 a.m.. at Oeorgetowu Culvers! "v Hov
j pital. LoNE I?. POOLK <>i Ko?kvi!h. Md..
j aged sixty-eight years.
I Notice of funeral hereafter.
REAVIS. On Tuesday. May 0. 1919. at T
p.m., ANN IK M., beloved wife of Albert S.
Hearts.
Funeral from lier late residence. Tlil 2d street
northeast. Friday. Mar 9. at 2:30 p in. Ucla
tires and frieuds Invited. Interment private.
8*
SHANAHAN. On Tuesday, May 0. 1019, at
, S:4?? p.m., at his home. 2921 12th street
' northeast. J A MRS IV SHAN AH AN. beloved
son of Daniel and the late Kllen li. Shanaban
(nee Keane).
Funeral Friday, May 9. at 10 a.m., from St.
Anthony s Cir.irch. Interment at Mount Olivet.
Relatives and friend*; cordially iuritod
!
j SMITH. On WVilnrs l?r. Mnj- T ? V
o'clock p.r.:.. nt his r?s;?Mic?\ i s:r.'<t
\V. SCOTT SMITH. U-Ioved liusbuttd of Anne
j M. Smith t nee DuhanU.
I Funeral from his late jesidetue Friday, 3 p.iu.
Interment private.
COL. DELANO A CHEVALIER.
French Honor Manager of American
Railways in France.
Col. Frederic A. Delano, who resigned
as member of the Federal Reserve
Board to enter the Army, has5
been made a chevalier of the I-egion
of Honor for his services in connection
with management of the American
railways in Fran% according to
word reaching his friends in Washington
today. He is deputy director of
transportation for the A. E. F.. and
recently has been promoted from the
rank of lieutenant colonel to colonel.
! Coi. Delano was a railroad man of
! wide experience before he became a
J member of the Federal Reserve Board,
u _
l/ncle S?ni won the war for you.
Rack him up by purchasing your full
hare of the victory liberty noten.
DU PONT CASE APPEALED.
Supreme Court Gets Petitions in
Dispute Over Company Affairs.
I Petitions have been filed in the Su
I preme Court of the United States asking
review of proceedings snowing out
of efforts made by Philip F. du Pont
to compel Pierre S. du Pont and
eleven directors of the E. I. du Pont
De Namours & Company, explosives
manufacturers, to return to
the company's treasury certain
stocks. These securities, the petitions
recite, have a market value of
$57,000,000. but were purchased by
the defendants from T. Coleman du
Pont and his associates in the du
"Pont Securities Company for $14,000,000.
The Mode self-conforming
Straw?most
comfort,
?bkfH.t?3 AH
maae ... Panamas?including
the Montechriste?
from $5 to $7 and the
Mode's Special South
American Panama'?
of fine ever perfect
abtra;d-$5.00
Henry Heath's (English)
straws?Dobb's
(New York) Straws
?both exclusive with
us.
Pnrcolinn TtQ 11 Q n
JJ'Jl JU1IUV J. V ?.?. * i CW *
Straws.
In all required sizes
and desired proportions.
Mode Suits.
st sent us in some Waisted
plain shades?Blue, Green,
that Mode combination of
rt craftsmanship?all-wool
? $70.00.
f'Dental Offices in Town
>ur Health is Never |
r Than Your Teeth |
other words?good health p !
largely on good teeth, and P
ness is to make good teeth. P
yours ? P
tions Free, Moderate Prices. f? j
Easy Terms ?
1 OF TEETH THAT FIT 3
s $101$i5i 1
,lanywhere at.. .
Gold Crowns and BridgetTorfc g
made of the very highest ? ? |
quality o? gold. 22-carat. \
Our price Is. per tooth.... =
407 7th St.!
re. nonrs; Dally, 8:~C a.m. to 8 p.m. |
Pkone Mala 10. | I
DIED.
SMITH. On Tundij, Mav 6. 1?1P at OarHall
il?^ii<a!. after it l-rtef (linear. MARY
SMI 11! SUe >are* to mourn her lo*a ?ca
?'?n. Willi* Monteomir*; two *i*fer*. Mr*.
Ilvt'y Kt. M? jtu! Mi? !>ottie Walker ol
Wnsrlirnte!. Yn.. four niere* n-nl two grand'
i j.iltlrot .
Kun*-ral Friday. Mar 0. at - o'olo< k p.tc.,
from Snleit: Hapti*t Fbur< h Fr'end* Invited.
Interment :*t Pajw enuoter.r 'Atlautil
; " 1.> aud Ulnt ln*tfr, \u. papera ! > ?!
I copy. > *
SNOWDEN On Mar 7. 1010 UK IIAItP 1? A.
WINDSOR SNoWKFV tl??rtr uar? old.
of l>r. mikI Mr*. Arthur Sftowden of Pl'O K:n|
I etree*. Alexandria. Yn.
: Funeral Friday, Mar s?. at .r? 30 p.m . fro*
tho resident <>f lit* parent*. Funeral and
j interment private.
I SNYDFR. on Tw-mlar. M?r ?. l?\? at I
p.m.. nt his residence. 124 Bates street
northwest. WILLIAM J infant son of
Wtilifyvn II ntitl llsttle Snyder 0>ee Cuairi,
Funeral* from his lute rcsldeucc, 1-4 Bate#
street northwest, Friday Msy *.* at lt? a tr..
Friends uml relatives invited. lnterim-nt at
Mount Olivet cemetery.
STANARD. Depart.this We on Wednesday,
May 7. lPlti. nt 1 L* p.n. , nt hi* rrsideure,
I 1 '2 7 I street n.eihwest WILLIAM A.
STANAICD. In-loved son ? ' Kduanl. sr . and
| t'lsrn Leeh r Staunni and brother ol the late
Edward h Stnuard, Jr.
May his soul rest In pence.
Funeral services at the d'apel of <?. \V. 1Vi>',
i 2JHMI \f street northwest. Sattirdsy. Vss
j Hi. ?t 2 p.tu. riends and rrhthsu re*
apect fu.*ly invited :o siteud.
WARD. On Tuesday. Mar ?. 1919. at 4 4l
p.m.. at her re*ldeuce. 331 North Coluxnbui
street. Alexandria. V.:.. JANO E. WARfl
tnee Jettl, Pelcved wif'- of C:-ar!e* E). Ward
Funeral fron. Trinity M. Fi. r.huri h on Fr da;
Ma* P. nt 2 o* "<v -i, p m. lteiatlyes ai.J
! friends Invited lo attend.
j
In Memoriam.
I
BROSNA.N. tii m< mor." of our ?l?nr rtepariel
father. JOHN HHOFNAN', lio <lle? fwl
years rso loii.-y, Mn\ 7. 11*17.
Mav h'* ?cti! rr?i in
HY HIS !.o\!\? v'ilTLDUBN.
; DTX0'7. In **i 1 l?\t lovm^ ni'mnrr of out
j ?irn- :??! l?ro,h? r. JOSEPH IH\0\ w !;c
I fihMl ? ?: ' y-Mir :?g?> t'dny. Mn? V 101**.
\v,. |jo - jjn iJf * o;. ni ni '.'f,
i It w:ts : * ti usl? . ?t ?'l u"'I low
j TV- sil'-zit grave held** but ,: * for?r
j IP* M.tul front earth to hMvc i w ?a horn*.
in his hevptld moiueu and sister.
KAPT. I:? lovlnc rentMrtbreneo of try d**t
hitxbiirl a::il onr father. JOHN' C. fCAHl,
vlio tiled one rear ago today, iiur 8. 1918.
Loved in life. in 'loath renv.irbere-f
B\ liIS W1F B AND CIULDK&X.
JCHNoOM". Ti. loving retEerubrar.ee ?f :n|
beloved husband. JEFF JOHNSON, who
parte,j this life four years ago today, Hay
S. liil.*5.
I .. . ...
ii our years have passed. r.iv heart's till sore,
As time goes on I iniss vou ir.or*;
i Vour memory is as fre*?h t nlaj"
As in the hour you pulled away.
You have left me. husband. dear.
Who loved you ln-tter than all:
! I lived for you while you were here.
You were my life, my all.
( ft I think of you. dear husband.
And m.v h?*art is sad with pain;
All this world would be :i he?\en
Could I hear your voire again.
Peaceful he thy slier t slumber. *
Peaceful in the grave HO low.
Yet in heaven I hope to meet you.
Where no farewell tears shall flow.
IIY HIS DEVOTED WIFE. ELIZA JOHNSON*
KAY. In sad hut loving remembrance of
our dear mother. ANNIE D. MAY, whi
passed away May X, IP Id.
Time moves on with rapid pace
As years sueee< d eneli other.
But time or change eau ne'er efface
Sweet memories of mother.
She faded away lik<* the stars of the morning.
That lose their light In the glorious sun;
She faded away gently and loving.
But she will always, lie remembered by what
she has done.
BY HER CHILDREN.
PADGETT. Sacred to the memory of my beloved
husband. CHARLES 11 PADGETT,
who departed this life one year ago today.
May M. Ibis.
Clone, but not forgotten.
BY HIS WIFE. JOSIK.
ROBINSON. In sad and loving remembrmnea
of ray granddaughter. PHOEBE OOLPIH
ROBINSON, who departed this life six years
ago today. May b. 1013.
.Ua. it I...? f ? t ?
I hope to ni?*rt you. where no farewell tear#
are shed.
BY HKIt LONELY GRANDMOTHER. PHOERfl
CHEW.
SCOTT. Saered to the memory of my dear
father. JOHN E. SCOTT, who entered the
haven of rest eight years ago today. May 8,
1911.
God rails our loved ones, hut we lose uot
wholly what He hath given:
They live on earth in thought and deed, afl
truly as in His heaven.
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER. L. SCOTT
JONES.
WHITE. Saered to tin' memory of our l*?loved
husband and devoted fatlier. SAMUEL H.
WHITE. WOO departed this life three yeara
ago today. May 8. 191(1.
A happy home w<? once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still.
But death has left a lonesomeneas
This world ran never till.
BY HIS LOVING DAUGHTER SADIE.
My heart is sad and lonely now.
My grief to deep to tell.
But time will eonie. I rare not when.
That I witn liim may dwell.
BY DEVOTED WIFE. SARAH WHITE.
S - >
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
W. R. SPEAR E CO..
1208 H St. N.W.
Phon? Main 108. '
J. WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director ~
and Embulmpr. Livery in connection. Comae*
diouR chapel and modern crematorium. Modem
price#. 332 Pa. ave. n.w. Telephone caU. M. 1SU.
ROY M. PERKY COMPANY.
29 H at. n.w. Phone Main 984.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE.
JAMES T. RYAN,
Formerly
Joe. A. Kepefti'i,
317 Pa. Ave S.L.
Automobile Service in Connection.
Modern chapel. Linen. 141.
George P., Zurhorst's Sons,
INCORPORATED.
301 BAST CAPITOL ST LINC. 372
JOSEPH GAWLER'S SONS.
MEMBER BY INVITATION
NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS.
KKR VICES RENDERED IN A LL PARTS Of
THE UNITED STATES BY SPECIAL
REPRESENTATIVES. CHAPEL.
Telephone EaiabLancu lb?4k
Main 5312-6013. L*d
? T. K. NALLEY & SONS.
131 11th St. S.?.
Formerly of 1231 11th St. S.E.
Telephone Lincoln 430.
Funeral^ Parlor*. Auto Sarrloib
' Quick. Dignified and Efficient Service.
Wo W. Deal <& Co.,
8ir? II ST. N.E. Lincoln 34H4.
Automobile Service. Chapel.
Frank Qeier's Sons Co.,
1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W.
Modern Tbapel, telephone call. North 523.
' Timothy fiianlon.
Ml H ST. N.B. Phone L. 3543.
Joseph F. Birch's Sons,
3034 M St. N.W. -KT?2.{J*
Automobile Service.
WMnr. SARD? <& COn
412 H at. n.e. Phone Lineom 524.
Modern Chapel. Automobile Funeral*.
MONUMENTS."
ONE PROFIT TO ITS AS
auarriers. manufacturers and retaiiers
permits us to quote such
. V 3nvitin(5 prices on our riukutc
BtTH MONUMENTS. Bo sure to see
* cur display of granite and mari
* bio in artistic* design* at the
MONUMENT SHOP.
C. 1 107 Upshur St. (Terminus 8ol
diers' Home car line.)
Bethewda-Blue (>rantte
" Company. Inc.,
Exec. Office. 813 15th St.Jf.W.
swtfcwwt.
Show Yard nr. Keck
Creek Cemetery.
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
Washington Flora! Co.,
14th ana N. T. Are. lflain 106.
Artiatb Floral Design". Popular Pricea.
Appropriate Floral Tokens.
Artistic?expressive?inexpensive.
Prompt auto deliver/ service.
Guide Bros. Co., 11204 F St
GEO. C, SHAFFER, SVi*
uxrrcf'sira flora;. p.m. tl
At MOOB&ATB FIIOBa Slw
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