Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1921, Page 24

s vy O STATY, DAY, ANUATD y J=L. TODAY’S BOND PRICES. cwintins TR ETOCKS. imaco | Washington Stock Exchanfie. IMPERIAL GLASS (:OAOH - 12:15 p.m.~ WN K[EPS HHH. Is Your Conscience Clear? | |vguo o nemisqompum) smonr.ren smcomrmss. e EARNING KEEP IN MOVIES N A . The ‘Star_over direct New York-Washingtos Fraster & Co.) Aetna Explosives . ) SALES. of Paris . American . 1 National Bank-—4 at 108%. Dominion of Cunada & of 3% = American Te1. & Tel. 6o 1922.. WU 83 ARG peioiem R e oflAngnn C“'.sz o Royal Stables at Vienna Now a, vernment Ame B 2 2 ea umbla Graphophone—1 at . £ % | American Thread Co. 6s 1925.. 33 z o h h Have you saved one life when you could have saved | [firsmment of Switseria 103% | American Tobaceo Go. Ta 16211 28% o6 G8) Washington Gas—2 at 38%, 5 at 38%. Burden on Republic—Eauip- U. K. of . B oad Tres merican Tobacco 22, %0 Ask . 4 NONE wh might have saved | 5 & 53 & 2 uamd 3e it 32 D AL B ang ONDS P S5t vt V] . K. . B. ant 29.... 88! NN. Eonniest stage Hass o g ;a\,e you save when you g! U. K. of G. B. ang Iorand 55,:: Ty ”§ % 5,2 PUBLIO UTILITY. ‘!VullmhA;‘ .v;n‘umh m—;nu lnlapcnn:l ¥ Ga. 98 American Tel. and kel hid oach ™ . i THEY ARE LOOKING TO YOU. ‘Topeka o T Car> Srndicais e ow n Tel. Dy & |earning its keep in the “movies” at £ 3 i 10134 Carib Trading . 20 811 82 1100,000 crowns a performance. The Make Her Appearance The lives of 3,510,000 starving children are on your hands | |sitic O fiee 01| Clcnso, H1T. & Pacine oy 1033, ooty Car Light ana ¥ i) ! 28" 98% |royal stables have become a burden on T and on your souls. You, alone, Americans, can save them altimore and Ohio_6e ?,3% T C and St T 6e 1950, 8913 Clties Service (nem) - S5 the rep:bue, and the eighty nagnm- omorrow. from death. In God’s name, DO NOT LET THEM DIE! § ™ Cities Service pfd. ... o e ) O = T . . % F3 riages of every description are made - Fill out this coupon and send it with your check, at once, s e = 3 y ar to partly earn their keep. They are ‘Wet weather and slippery streets il. Fed 1 7 4 % | Metropolitan R. R. 90 used to drive members of the assem- necessitated postponement until 12:30 to John Poole, Treasurer, European Relief Council, Federal Tos $i, 1y | Eotomac Electric Light 87 bly to and from their homes; they p.m. tomorrow of the appearance lig: National Bank, Washington, D. C. 881 | Procter & Creason Gold % e e toan 5! Y transport provisions for the American downtown Washington of “Ethel. 2 2 & - i 3 9834 | Procter & Davis-Daly 5 7 |p RS A oo relief, and certain of the actresses and / the horse which “shakes four $10 will save the life of a child. How many will you ool X D oe2y Dominion O 7 » piec SEowet G - 0% singers of the state theater and opera. ‘wicked knees” and is co-star with save? Chicage k:;'.'}.::;.:.'"f.“i;;;fy‘" . 1: : Elk Basin 8% 8% a : %% still hold their contracts providing for Raymond Hitchcock and Julia San- ¢ Chi., Rock Taland and Pacife refdg, 45.. 6% | & % ‘”% Washington Rwy. and Elec, 45.. 57 gratuitous use of the state carriages. derson in_“Hitchy-Koo, 1920,” at the e Chicago Union_station 6% 10617 | 42 | Wash. Rwy. and Elec. G. M. 6s. ..... Many horses and carriages were sold National Theater. Name ...... ceeeneee | | Conmliaated Gan Ta 1001}, o z Sy MISCELLANEOUS. soon after the downfall of the mon- Ethel, who, according to those who elaware and Hudwon 10815 | Gilliland Oil 227 |D. O. Paper Mfg. 6. 98 |archy, but many more of the gorgeo aa\'e aceriHariisitRayfunileitistage e :3;2 Giitiland 0l RiEes ;“mg 5o tloss) vehicles and showy horses remain uss orse ever seen, and who possesses Illinois Central 5igs. Glearock Oil % 58 (shol salable. This is particularly true of :. Slgs. . 911 Goldw: Pict: fore and hind legs of marvelous acro- Address.........ooouiiuiiitiniiiiiit e en || Interotional Nerchntils Niartne 64 i GutfeyGillespie ¢ L LIS, ropean relief campaign today by put-, ——____—____—__——————————————————— and Tex. 1st ds..... 59’ | Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. | Iforcule % “83% | to be the finest plece of coach work ting on a series of stunts on thej uri Pacific general 4s 54 Prices at noon: ::.;T.':,I'l cking . 4 4 .nxunt. Treasury steps and later, accom-|Ellsworth, $200; Epworth M. E. Church | of America’s relief appropriations for | ¥ew York Central 7 1980. ........ 14% Gorman gov. 3%s 11% | Intercontinental Habber 5 8o panied by pretty girls in various Eu- | South, $205;.C. W. Semmes, Mary B.| maintenance of the Polish army. W York Telephone oe.. O Geoman gur. 42 114 Hinternational Retrolenm 105 173 Wash Rwy. an 2 ropean costumes, parading F street to|Campbell, H. T. Wickes, Bethesda, | Senators Hitchcock, democrat, Ne- | Norrolk ana Vi Coe. 4 German_ g SH12% | JeromeliVerde : 316| Warhingion Rwy. and Flec. ptd. 50 EATHER campaign headquarters. Like turkeys,|Md., and Mary Abel Morgan, $100 | braska, and Kellogg. republican, Min- | Norfolk and Wester conv, oo e Tl T il e B A% | Warbington Viesias Bwy. com. 1 . Ethel's feet are sensitive to wet £0- | each; National Lodge, No. 13, F. A. A.|nesota, defended the former food as orthern Pacific 4. .. AL Gen 472 1036 | Tone Srar- Gas < 2 26 AR ing: also her skin is easily wet M : Willlam C. Eustis and Orient Com- | ministrator, while Senator Reed re- | Fennsylvania Co. 4i4s 1921, Mein'ger Tiank ix 16+ | Livingston Petroteum - z x| American s S LIONA LREANE District _of ~Columbla—TUnsettled, through, and her private veterinary | mandery, No. 5, K. T., $30 each, and |newed his criticism. Fennsyivania 5 1963 Nord. L. Bank 42 16 | Magma Copper 15" | Columbia 38 1% |probably light rain tonight and to- decided ' she could mot do herself | Benning Citizens® Association, $73. All| Mr. Hoover should be given credit |Lemnssivania 7s of 1930 Prenss Bauk 4s.. 16 | Maracaibo_ Oil 14 S Jmeniow: Warmer tomishl A Justice under existing conditions. Souls’ parish gave $640.24 instead of | for “an accomplishment whoSe mag- 2 resten ’%‘ Berliner Bank 4s 16 | M: 3% ture above freezing; colder late to- $100,000 Tenched In D. G. ~ |$39.26, as erroneously reported. nitude the whole world wonders at,” 2874 | Bawen m. A 1% morrow afternoon or night; fresh SR Although the campaign closes January | Senator Hitchcock declared in pre- ;ixz Frankfurt 45, S 115 southerly winds. Washington has reached the $100.- | 16 there will be a benefit card party and | senting matter to show that no Amer- 50° | Frankfurt 5s. A Maryland—Cloudy, probably 1light 000 mark in its efforts to relieve the | tea at the Hotel Arlington at 2 o'clock | ican relief supplies had been turned 11 rain tonight and tomorrow; ‘warmer situation of the youngsters of central| o, the afternoon of January 17, while |over to the Polish army. American 38 3 55,62 tonight; colder in western Maryland and eastern Europe, according to an- ! plans are also being perfected for an | Army officers, the senator said, were 76 | Hamburg 4 itiah vic. ds...262 tomorrow; fresh southerly winds. nouncement.made today by E. Lodge | operatic concert to be given at the Na- | vigilant in their efforts to keep the 90% | Hamburg 43 war lonn 55,377 1% | Virginia—Cloudy, with _probably Hill. chairman of the finance commit- i tional Theater at 4 p.m. Thursday, Janu- | supplies for civilian use. o e e loan 5s.....314 TRUST COMPANY. light rain tonight and tomorrow; This, however, is but half of the |ary 20. Senator Reed declared that it did 8138 [ Teirais %2 joRi Hananys 203 | Nexthwestars o1 American Security and Trust.. 240 mer tonight; colder in extreme trict's quota, the brer;amder &f bl buls el not matter whether the supplies went 2% | Munich 4s 116 Delgian Test. S5 81 | Denok O v 52 | Continentay Trnat... 15 ;vm;l nortll:nltomfr;:fl moderate to vhich must be raised by January 16, ! 5 to the Polish civilians or army. 100 ' | German gov. 3s.. 11% Belgian Prem. 5s 66 | Perfection Tire 13816 | Yational Savings and Trus 300 Southeriy winds. 5 When the drive will end here. SENATORS CRITICISE AND | °“They were given to her for the|Lnited States Rubber's 77 ® % | Broducers and Refiners 5% | e gt : 2w (i Westivirginia SUEbE atn HoRIEhE: Mrs. Goldsmith Sigmund's team is purpose of bolstering her up and en- | United Ktates Movier 15002 a4 Radio com. . H ‘ashington 263 |warmer in east, colder in extreme still in the lead, with $5.393.42: Mrs, DEFEND HOOVER RELIEF | abling her to carry on her war” the | Unfied Staten Rubberi7ie 28 ‘WOOL DEMAND IS LESS. Radio pfd. 2 S west portion tonight; tomorrow part- William Hamilton Bayly's Y. W. C. A. Missouri senator declared, indicating | Virginia Caroling’ Chomicar” 911;,| BOSTON, January 7—The Commer-| lesn Comsetidated %] ot Washtngton 1o Gy S e workers are second, with $4,094.68, and that he would speak later in the|Wilson & Co, Ist 0s.. 8814 |cial Bulletin tomorrow will | Say: | Salt Creek Troducin Records for Twenty-Four Hours. 30;\n Dolph's (zir(:, wi:h ;;,102«.17_, Sem:te an: presengururme{ éac(s re- “|“The demand for wool has Seen ,efi,;\ it Creek (new) Thermometer—4 p.m., 41; 8 p.m., 36; ¢ ther captains who have turned in ap- garding the expenditure of European e keen this week, alth, & uipa com. . 12 midnight, 34; 4 a.m, 31; § am., 31 preciable collections are William Reed Charges Polish Army Was BOie "%, g5 i OIL STOCKS. imodest weight of wo?)‘llg;:,v:i‘:x;en‘isorg RuoisRE etepls noon, 31 i, % Knowles ¢ ooper, Y. M. Fk’s‘,"gz':-“{?: Aided—Hitchcock Says U. S. ,Dnrlng_t‘tlinseeddeb:t"?.eflsc:l;ato;011;(":: Quotations furalshed by W. B. Hitbe & Co. | T, 158 regularly. Prices are fully | e i slarometer—4 pm, 30.23; 8 pm. Miss Genevieve Hendric merican also criticise c 4 5 rm as compared with a week ago,|Swift. International . ; 12 midnight, 30.28; 4 am., 30.28; sher, $1,582 Y z B S A nf s 5 in vie fonopah _Extensio 5 $1.441.25, and Miss Elizabeth Eastman,| Herbert Hoover's administration of | Russia and Germany. Ttorne-Scrymuer Co. o9 107 the improved outlook for tari enact- | Tropical Ol .reor p.m. yesterday. Lowest tempera- $1,140.50. The teams have raised $26,- [ food relief enterprises in Europe was AR 3},‘:,‘&"&,’,,,5,"',‘,‘,}‘,‘"‘ & ment. There is little apparent change :;nhseul ‘Pahul\emd. 6 ture, 31, occurred at 8 a.m. today. 90.57 in eight days. criticized . and praised in the Semate| Two vessels acriving recently at | Continentar of o, 1 12 |ometeymanufacturing situation, un-|§: 8 FIELE 1o Nkt O X T TDoratEs Same diste iant)yuax Among Late Contributors. vesterday during an hour of debate | Tacoma from North Pacific waters re- ] Grescent Xive Line Co.: 30 3¢ |general feeling, however, that with | nited Lrofit Sharing % Condition of the Water. Among the late contributors are the | resulting from recent charges of |ported having caught seventy whales |Cumberiand Bips Line: 12 34 |lower wages in eect the situation is|United Retail Candy.. % T t Aiconpaition oF! Carroll Electric Company. Simon Lyon, Tureka i 18 | fundamentally sound.” : - ‘emperature and condition of water Theodore W. Noyes, Anna L. Schoelkopf | Senator Reed, democrat, Missourl, | each. The largest measured eighty-five | Gaiena-tpmal o1 Co R A 2 e e - % at 8 am.: Great Falls—Temperature, and Edson Bradley, $250 each; J. M.l that Mr. Hoover had used a portion'feet in length. ena-Signal Oil Co. = Wayland Ofl .. 3 | Columbia Graphophone pfd. 53 35; conditlon, 35. 107 LABOR FOR ZIHLMAN. 'w.yn»svo.n 2% 25 |D. C. Paper Mg. Co. Tide Tables. 2o 5 ;‘!;;,‘,,; o 32D :;: 0 Parsc v (Furnln}zed‘gz'dsfléle.i Biates coust and \ ranspor 180 4 CHICAGO— ercliants’ Trans ; : Nortvern Tipe Line G % 15 |Baltimore Federation Organ Backs | ,our Leather com. 1By 1% m..,;‘:,,‘.,:,,{‘ o 120 'fnodaxi—koxdude‘, ;‘:)os am. n‘l’d ;3: 7 A X b o] ch Market com... 11 tou.. .m.; e, 6:50 am. a 4 Prairte” oIl and A 2a Him for Cabinet. | Armonr {‘,m'. AR e = ou u:::-;.‘ Market pra. 3 g.m. % ; ! ie Pipe Line . 196 5 " Cudahy ‘king 59 nston Monotype. o o 5 Fennsylvania-Mexican Fue.. ] 33 3 | BALTIMORE, January 7. (Special—| Libny. % §9% | Security Slorage R i LDy M. (et Solar Retning v..1 180 g4 |Representative Frederick N. Zihlman |National Leather. 8 | Washiugton “Marici. S 5 ; E B be e 12 17 fof the sixth Maryland district is being | {hios Carbi 1%,,| °Ex dividesd. The Sun and Moon. ;;.‘n::::;m{--‘g:_ ‘1\ e L ag 72 | backed in his fight for the position of Aetle gal s % Today—Sun rose, 7:27 a.m.; sun sets, Secretary of Labor in President-elect HEAD IRECTORA 5:01 p.m. 713 | Harding’s cabinet by the Labor Leader,| One Of the most famous examples S B. & 0. DIRECTORATE. Tomorrow—Sun rises, 7:27 a.m_; sun ‘2}2 :;g the ;)fllcia‘l organ of the Baltimore Fed- | of official oversight occurred in con- NEW YORK, January 7.—Daniel |sets, 5:02 p.m. eration of Labor, which came out for vi Moon rises, 5:57 a.m.; sets, 4:04 230 4ip 1 i nection with Drury Lane Theater, | Willard, president of the Baltimore 3 ; sets, 4:04 p.m. 347 3% |Zihiman in this week's issue. where for nearly two centurics soi.|and Ohio railroad, was elected chair. | Automobile lamps to be lighted one- Standard Ofl Co.’ Indiana (ney Stan 0l 1t St During the recent campaign the half hour after sunset. gran & Fineh ¢ #18 | political’ committee of the - Baitimore | diers stood on guard outside during | Wi Ratray Asseerion st o 14th dF Dnloa Task Lise 1o 5{“3;1;‘”:‘.,2;" Zihlman a percentage | each performance. Mapy thought the | meeting here. Other officers elected Weather in Various Cities. 13th and F Pa. A an Washingtor Ofl''Go. B | OL oty twenty. and jorganized labor | guard was there in “recognition of |were R. H. Alshton, president; W. G. 13th and Pa. Ave. F i s b E R In the Sixth Jistrict did everything pos- | Drury Lane as a theater royal, but | Besler, president of the Central Rail- 5 Temperature. o 15th and G 904 X . the real fact was that it was sent|road of New Jersey, and Hale Holden, 5 32 :po2f 1715 Pa. Ave. The number of bachelors over thirty- —_——— there originally by George II to pre- | president of the Chicago, Burlington | guuijous. § 2T 2 : 1006 F 418 7th St. {{ave who go to the altar as bride. |,,Chine has three religions with|vent a threatened riot. ~The order|and Quincy railroad, vics presidents, "t ¢ g2t = /) L many followers—Confucianism, Tao- |not being countermanded the guard|and J. E. Fairbanks of New Yorl : £ 2 grooms is steadily increasing. sm and Buddhism. was continued until 189 secretary and treasurer. = e s P2 e Abilene, Tex. 20.94 Good Times Will Return iIn the Spring As day follows night, and flood-tide follows ebb, so inevitably must the existing business de- pression some time come to an end and the inflooding tides of prosperity begin to rise. But what the anxious business man asks just now is, “When will the tide turn, when will the dawn break, when.will the buyer cease from striking and the wheels of industry again begin to re- volve?” To these questions, after a careful search of the daily and financial press, THE LITERARY DIGEST, this week, is at least able to give an answer from men who should know whereof they speak. Herbert Hoover, E. H. Gary, J. Ogden Armour, Francis H. Sisson, B. C. Forbes, Guy Emerson, Charles M. Schwab, Roger W. Babson, and Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board, are some of the men whose opinions are mentioned. JANUARY SALES Values in which the increased cost of doing gg:i:tused: increased freight rates have been dis- PRI CE LI ST 50c Size Pape’s Diapepsin 50c For Your Old 36e Size Castoria ........ 65¢c Size Sal Hepatica........ Hot Water Bottle 50c Size Doan’s Kidney Pills. . 25¢c Size Carter’s Liver Pills.. KantleeK Hot Water Bottle. e . The’&-‘:cg‘:lfl? price. Guaranteed for two vears. 25¢ Size Beecham’s Pills...... Moulded In one plece. You bring back your old Hot 50c Size Mulsified Cocoanut Oil 4 Siess of its condition. and we al- i L e e i Ene purchase of & new Kantieels. $1.00 Size Swift’s Specific S.8.S. $1.00 Size Horlick’s Malted Milk . $1.00 Size Mellin’: ooee $1.25 Rexall Cod Liver 9 8 C $100 Size Eskay’s Food o ° 50c Size B: Seltzer.. - §1 Oil Emulsion. .......... Tt Contains a high percentage of pure Cod Liver 50c Size Listerine own laboratories. Fraquently % s % ?e‘la.,.’.‘n':‘..‘a{fi'ib ‘3«: Thedical profession as one of the $1.00 Size Listerine best known flesh builders, especially useful in bad $1.00 Size Danderine ... ble. e SR $1.00 Size Herpicide .... 50c Size Vick’s Salve.. - BRIRNABUBRBABLR AL LR RS RNLAR AN ESE 2 BEERTBIATRRNINSRIINURBL R AN IG R R RS Marriage licenses bave been issued to the This article is of more than usual interest and value to the American public and constitutes , Preston Murray and Mary White, both of C- a survey of business conditions and prospects that should hearten every reader. Other striking news-features in the January 8th number of THE DIGEST are: [ of city. Beprletta May of this clty. ©) C of this city. - 0 . 3 v in a 40c Bottle llasol o e e ‘The New Kingdom of Jugoslavia Republican China Keeps an Emperor ML R 356 Size Cet's It Corn xe;om . (With Colored Map.) in Reserve for Emergencies w.p:..,-‘*"—.".-.-"’.l""’;.,'fl:"i“".,.”“' E. 3 and Ruth J. Harrell. B,xuu,u-_um Edythe M. Huff, both Pa. xwell and Lulu M. Wood. Deventer and Christine L. X William 7. Harper Macy | w: 3. of this city and E. Maxwell of West Union, W. Vi 35¢ Size Freezone .... 50c Size Witch Hazel, pint... The Employer’s Duty to Employ The High Cost of Fatigue 4 Doubtful “Aid” for the Farmer The Emperor and the Telephone A ‘Mock-Turtle” Home Rule Act Moving a Hill ! A_delighttully perfumed Toilet Cream. easiz ab i sorbed into the pores of the skin smoothiag rough- $1.20 Size Pinkham’s Vegetable ness. healing chaps. Coenind $1.30 Size Scott’s Emulsion. g $1.00 Size Glyco Thymoline . An Art Jaunt Into Russia ; 19c b Bicarbonate 9()e £ i i ch, o The O ot 2 tolty Soul | Lgnorance of the Pilgrims |, GisReponel is the wellknown “Puretest” Brand packed z / 52 in n}'.'l"',mim Sealed dust.proof cartons. For buking 50c Size California Syrup Figs i 1 or medical use. 50c Size Pebeco Tooth Paste.. The “Open Shop” Fight in the Clothing Trade. mpl “Poisoni ings” The Official Election Returns & l:)fo {:‘;:fidhf;:d S i Anglo-S;axon 'Union to Bar Japanese | Church Unity in England E lrymxgratmn " | Flippant Music in Church Elechgx!s and Unrest in India Poland’s Metal Industry The Vision of. a Happy Balkans The Young Man Who Refused a Million Dollars. Franco-Alsatian Difficulties Topics of the Day Perpetual Earthquakes Best of the Current Poetry Many lllustrations, Map s and Humorous Cartoons been. the health department within the last twenty- four hours: Edward B. snd Mabel H. Leibaer, boy. o8 Susanah Carlisicy girl. 35¢ Size Pluto Water. . 50c Size Pepsodent Tooth Paste soc Violet Dulce 25c¢ Size Lyon’s Tooth Powder 25¢ Size Woodbury’s So: 5 Face Powder FREE 50c Size Hind’s Honey a:s Al- mond Cream......... Charles W. 3 Francis E. and Ruth E. Blinkhom, boy. Bamuel 1. 'and Mabel E. Stewart, boy. David Eligabeth E. d beth E. Thom; L 24 Dionisia. Sofrithis, EiFl . Gladys B. on-ld.b:'uL During January with each pur- hase of a jar of, Harmony Cocoa ; , gt Hutter Cold Cream, an ¢xcellant win- $1.00 Size Tyree’s Antiseptic ter cream to prot#f! the sl;ln. l‘fld owder . furnishes an excellent surfaze for = B the application of powder. The pow- 25¢ Size Mum . der 1 of the finest texture perfumed 25¢ Size Frostilla ...... ith the true odor of violets. In any = Shade desired. Cream and Powder 50c Size Elcaya Cream... L;i;‘;flfi»'&.mr $1.10. During Jan- . 25¢c Size Resinol Soap... Vincent and Angela Gage. boy. Xntonio and Concetto Cuticehia, glrl. cresia % i 10c S:: IC’:‘;:i:::nsso::d Sur- $1.00 Household 79c B 12 e 10c Size Life Buoy Soap..... Thermometers. . ...... 50c Size Palm Olive Cold Whether you desire to maintain an even tempera- ture in the home or you want to know how cold it is out doors, you should have the dependable Household Thermometer. 5.000 especially purchased to be sold in our stores Auring January at T9c. Cut Pri ut Prices 1921—-AUTOMOBILES—1921 Read the advertising pages of this big January January 8th. Throughout the year advertising 8th issue which is being used by many of the pages of THE DIGEST will present a wide va- foremost manufacturers to focus your attention riety of automobile accessory advertising news. . - For ten years the greatest number and variety' upon automobiles and their new 1921 models. of manufacturers have introduced their product There is always great interest in automobiles at to THE DIGEST’S market—admittedly the Deaths Reported. following deaths have been reported to .mn:um dzp-m‘.‘ ent witbin the last tweaty- this season. The leading manufacturers present largest and richest automobile market in the four hours: Full 2 P d B Ci their cars to the public in a series of automobile | world. In other words the advertising section of o e e 2 foun ar on Ligar ettes shows beginning with the great exhibition at THE LITERARY DIGEST is a perennial auto- o D e oo ineies strect c Grand Central Palace, New York, opening on mobile and accessory exhibition. e B o 65, Goxcpstows Univecsity Hershey’s Chocolate. . . 200 Camel. ... ...$160 We sell tons of this popular milkc chocolate, 1 here- ::g Shc;fiyufiseldke. -$1.60 fore. it is always fresh-—a few days from the factory. ucl trike. .$1.60 That al accounts for this extremely low price durin, = January. = 200 Piedmont ....... .$1.60 180 Lord Salisbury.. .$L.68 200 Fatima . eee..$2.00 . P . P eppermint Patties, 200 Omar .$2.00 100 Murad .$1.70 Chocolate Covered 100 Helmar s Tt i good to be able to offer this 100 Mogul -31.70 exceptionally fine piece of Candy 100 Melachrino ... -$1.70 with its sweet, rich cream pure pep- 100 Natural . $1.70 permint flavor center and generou fovering of fine chocolate. _Again c 100 Pall Mall ‘8240 ‘E, Van Densen, 81, 2207 M street. ’ %mnh IA:‘RIIM. 28, 2319 North Capitol street. " Aunie 0. Brien, €2, Toberculesls Hospltal, John M. McNamara, €, Hos- Plkry Ellen C. Templeton, 82, 143 Irving e Marsello, 50, 740 4th street. Ootherine it 52 1440 B street. john P. Reed, 74, 1813 Vernon street. A0a’ Lindsicy Dorsey, 8, 913 Massachusetts January 8th Number on Sale Today—Newsdealers 10 Cents—$4.00 a at this popular pric Several months ago our factory was using sugar which cost them a pound. are figuring their suzar 100 Phillip Morris.. .$2.40 Now th comt at 12c. That accounts for this radlcal reduction.