Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1921, Page 13

F St. Cor. 12th Columbia Theater Corner -Special Cut Prices Today, F rlday & Saturday $2.00 Gillette Blade Stropper $1.69 Autash'op Razor Blades, doz., 79c 25¢c Tubes Witch Hazel Jelly for Chapped Skin, 12¢ War Tax Not Included in These Prices $120 Pinkham's Blood Remedy ...... Coftcccice S0c Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, 39c $1 Caldwell’s Syrup Peplin. 79c Hays’ Henna Slumpoo. 39c De Witt’s Kidney Pills, 36c De Witt’s Kidney Pills, 69c $1.00 Borden’s Malted Milk, 79¢ $1.00 O. D. Female Remedy, 69 35c Eskay’s Food.. 2lc 65c Eskay’s Foodd...... £H Armour’s Beef Cubes... 2Ic Pluto Water............27¢ Pineoleum for Catarrh, 69c Fletcher’s Castoria.....25¢ | 30c 35¢ $1 3c Cucumber and Almond Cream for chapped rough skin. 50c bottle, 29¢ 50c Java Rice Powder.......32c 4711 Glycerine Soap, 3 for.. 55c 25c Palmer’s Skin Whitener, 17c 25c Spiro Powder...........15¢c 39c 0. D. Vanishing Cream, 23c 89c Amorita Vegetale 69¢ 50c Amorita Cold Cream....29% 80c Remo Perfumed Depilla- tory .. i 50c Milk Weed Cream S50c Amorita Tar Shampoo..35¢c 25¢ 0. D. Shaving Cream....15¢c 35c Williams®’ Shaving Stick, 29¢ 35¢c Palmer’s Almond Meal, 23¢ $1.40 Meade & Baker’s Mouth Wash . S0c Pebe:o Tooth Paste....32¢c S0c Pepsodent Tooth Paste, 25c 0. D. Tooth Pasté.......15¢c 25c Woodbury’s Soap........16c 25c. Resinol Soap 15c P. & S. Soap, 6 for... 15c Sayman’s Soap, 3 for....35¢ 25c Packer’s Tar Soap.......15c 89¢c Professional Cold Cream, 49c Professional Cold Cme-.m, B Weooconeoannn.... eeeenn35c i 25c Sweet, for perspiration odors box ....... 23c Emulsion Cod Liver Oil With Hypophosphites $1.00 Bottle at 89c Pure Cod Liver g | ©il, Pint Bottle ... 496 il § Mercks Sugar I +J]k Ib. ccceocaecs 49c Epsom Salts, 7c ¢ Aromatic Spirits Ammoma, 3 oz..... 25c Glycerin and Rose Water, 4 oz. ....... 190 . Dobell’s Solution, pint bottle ......... 150 Best Witch Hazel, double distilled, pt.. 25¢c . Pure Glycerine, 6 250 QZS. ceocesccsccese Tinct. Iodine, 2-0z. . bottle .. ..‘.,.. zsc : Best Extract Va- i Squibbs Liq. Soft Sg, 4 oz. bottle... lsc L & F Agar Agar terno Canned Heat, § for 25¢; doz. 9sc { Waxed Lunch Pa- 10c o m 'l'ry V'mtona ith Our Guaran! As a lonlu. hlwd-mkln‘ and nerve-repairing murlfl. there is nothing better. a tissue- forming medicine, it hn no equal. We know of no reconstructive and tonic more suitable to all {| requiring a tonic than Vintons. 81.00 the Bottle ”~ Hygea No. 20 gives long service; complelte for family use; value for ....... ceee $l 19 2-quart Hygez Hot-water Bags d usgzalox 1 it 0, gzun!ax;‘“aslyninge, 5 regularly for 100 Senwes 690 Atoz Combination Fountain Syringe and Water Bag, $5.00 value... $3 49 s}fygea an‘\b\;manon No. 267 yringe and Water Bag, $3.50 value.... $2 19 Face Bags, pint size, $1.00 value.. 796 Red Rubber Tuhmg, extra quality, syringe lengths Household Rubber Gloves, pure gum, 7% 2c Value cececcesssencesio Always Fresh and Wholesome THE CANDY, OF TASTE 29c | THE ||OBREGON TO PUT BAN ON OIL SPECULATORS EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1921 TESTS FOR POLICE URGED. NEW YORK, January 20.—Sugges- tion that ranking officers of the po- lice department be obiiged to submit annually to a physical endurance test similar to that established for Army officers during the Roosevelt admin- istration was made in a letter to Mayor Hylan by President La Guardia of the board of aldermen. Is Your Conscience Cléar?_ Will Grant Concessions Only to ” Companies in Position to Develop Properties. MEXICO CITY, January 80.—Petro- leum concessions granted by former Mexican governments are being in- Vestigated, and in future such grants will be made only to individuals and companies in a position to develop the properties involved, said Presi- dent Obregen to newspaper Corre- i spondents last night. This was the first time he had recelged the news- l paper men since his inauguration, and in addition to the petroleum situa- tion he discussed international com- merce, the agrarian problem, and other matters of impertance at the present moment: President Obregon declared himself | @s beinz in favor of federal control of education. He declared that veste: rights must be protected. Bteps will be taken by Mexico to meet the coun- try's external debt, the president as- Address. i serted, adding that he believed na- 0 000400000000000000000401000000000WERent0es oo tional credit must be established. In mscusaln: eneral topics, Gen. Obrezon baid he belleved Argentina's i wuhdrnwnl from the assembly of the ague of nations was nup%n;:;dnni_:'y GOMPERS LAUDS WORK . WITH LATINS AT PARLEY Bays Federatidd Is Ready to Be- peat Peace Activity With Mexico, MHEXICO CITY, January 19.—Al- though the Pan-American Federation of Labor offiofally closed its sessions | F' last night, numerous conferences in the hotel quarters occupled by the United States delegation, which did not leave Mexico City, was planned, change in the steamship pors, president of the federation, met virtually inforrmally discussed the eculiar to the several elaborated on the ex- ade union campaign which the pan-Americans have voted to un- dertake in Central America. Mr. Gom- pers uld he believed the most tran- t thing stcomplished was the | the unantmous addption of the reso- sed by the United States : delegation “lealing with the broad sspects of the trade union movemen vespecially as it relates to Cen! and South America. 1%%7 am certaln that the convention just passed has done. mueh to cement mwd Telations among the Latins,* he a. “I am vain enough to belleve that the work accomplished by the Amer- ican Federation in preventing war between the United States and Mexico will be repeated by the Pan-Ameri- can Federation if the occaslion ever ggle is imminent embraced in its H;ve you saved one life when you could have saved man glave you saved NONE when you might have saved some? THEY ARE LOOKING TO YOU. The lives of 3,510,000 starving children are on your hands and on your 80“15& You, alone, Americans, can save them from death. In God’s name, DO NOT LET THEM DIE! Fill out this'coupon ‘'and send {t with yous check, at once, to John Poole, Treasurer, European Relief Council, Federal National Bank, Washington, D. C. $210 will save the life of s child. How many will you save Wholesale Selling Prics of Beef in Washington Prices realised on 8wift & Com. pny‘--l-dum-bod-.m 44 rerescscssssvtsccssencss Name «ease. Week RANGE Eusing MANGEPERCHT. e Cute PARCEL LIMIT IS HIGHER. New Postal Arrangement Made Between U. 8. and France. Maximum weight limit of parcel post packages exchanges between the Unlt.d States and France is increased from eleven to twenty-two pounds, 1, the Post Office announced. The in- under an agreement stal administration of Dec. 18 Dec. Jan. s Jan. 8 Jan. 15, 1400 Swift & Company e national tredition of th —_————— A boy who appeared before & London police magistrate recently admitted thathe had had 100 jobs in two years. 190, Department crease is mi The increase is applifible to par- cels for and from the United States and its 1sland possessions, on the one hand, and continental France, Corsica, Algeria, Tunis, French Morocco and the principality of Monaco, on the other hand. —_— German experimenters have perfected & combined mechanical and chemical process for opening plum, cherry and other fruit stones and extracting the oil. To deal with the only producing Rulers-Printers in the City— Men who think out your Blank Books RIGHT N. W. BURCHELL 1325 F St. NW. arises where between the membership. N\ With every purchase of $100.00 or more we will give lfwlutely FREE, during our big money-saving Inventory Sale, a hand- ¥ some Fumed Oak Gas or Electric Table @® Lamp. Save Mone'y in the lnventory Sale F OR CREDIT. This Three-Piece Golden Oak Bedroom Suite with Golden Oak Gflmutom’nchmd- continuous post white enamel metal Bed. $94.50 value for ining Room Suite "’“'""”"'""""‘$4_.75 highly polished extension Table and six durable Diners, a regular $54.00 value for. . covessssnoocsen Easy Credit Terms. vesesssscsecces 7 0il Heater Saves fuel and is odorless, .69 Solid @ak Wardrobe Complete with sl:elf and hangers. Eny Credit Terms. 4-Piece Living Room Suite This suite is in the beautiful William and Mnryp-'bd andenlub of large Settee, Am \ W'mdw Shades } Slightly imperfect, N b ATIONAL FURNITURE CONPA HICK RENT JOSEPH GOI.DENBERG 8% STREET i PENNA. AVE.SE. FRIDAY’S REMNANTS Friday will be clearaway day for all the small lots and broken es—and prices have been made which will quickly move them out. You cannot afford to overlook money-saving such as this. Stock-taking time is upon us, and must find all small lots and remnants out of the way. Read the good news— | and be an early comer tomorrow. 25¢ TO 69c DRESS GOODS 2Vsc On a large display table you'll find a great collection of dress goods and other fabrics, all in desirable lengths. Every yard is perfect. Included are dress and apron ginghams, plaid dress goods, white goods, outing flannels, flannelettes, percales, serpentine crepes, sateens, eto. 12 Silk Taffeta Dresses in sizes lsdtu 36; ’n;svy. black and tan; sold up to nene for less th:.n $ finlyes $8.98 Women’s l:x(n ise Dresses, up to 48 and 51; black and navy rge, also crepe meteor and :"“‘ "'.‘.fl'fi e e $15 Coats and all lined; entire uoek. selling at $35 to 3125, *2 Half Price Volle and Organdie ‘Waists in white and various oolors; Dh.ln wlnM and lace So et 88¢c 50. sell at ‘Ll! lml Cre) Silk wam-. plain selling at $5, §! and $7.50; now .... $2 98 Childress Ceats, in 4, 5 and 6 year si: kersey and velour; sold at $’ 75 and $5 on remna nt -el Huts, of v(lvetl. velour ud sue ‘d :‘;‘ in hllck an ors; these hats lola for $ "" “ 98 and 85 o 1 o e, aotars; darge 208 small shapes; for- merly sold up to 1. $5.98. Now Little m D iy olackand_tan leathers; English and foot- toes; good makes that withstand the form will hardest =i widths D and E: mot a paif sold for less than $6, most of ;!;emytor $7 and $l 95 choiic.e.e‘.' made of best qull::y nrm? oice ... of Children’s Ribbed l'!ll 3 all perfect; slight- ly mussed; bleached bleached; union _sui and pants; broke sizes; 17 dosen in_ al sell at 75c, $1 and $1. 0dd lots of Women's Ribbed Underwear; Vests, Pants and Union Swits: -all perfect, but slightly mussed; broken sizes; 14 dozen in_all; sell- 1. 5% ° 496 Girls® — blan ket robing; sizes 3 to 4 and 5, selling at $2.98. Remnant day Kait Uy white with pink C.'.',?.s'."“.?.fi‘la'?"‘:i $1.98 1" nr-n' “"Weel Scarfs; i S 1 $3.98 L wool white, blue, navy, 0xrord and khu(l‘ o s W end $1 98 .G ‘wool serge; 10, 12, 16 and 20 so0ld at $5.98 now . Women's and Misses® !ll!lll Drawers; tucked and hemmed bot toms; cut full; 3 ';oom at e and 390 Lfll' Pllmlme ‘Kimonoss satin trimmed; cut full; sizes 4; mostly dark sold at $3.50. 980 Basgalow Aproms, made of good quality percale; Bent allarcan; thmmed with “rick-rack” braid; C =old for $1.95. Now.. made of fancy percales; full cut and well ‘made; sizes up to 44 " Cotton J loomers, in ‘white a.ml flesh. ‘:!.ti ? B ilk Petticoats; pure silk heavy quality; “Smuth- Flannelette l‘l Gowns, of heavy quflity 'hl(. and mlpad *o $1.00 0dd Lets of Corsets; C. B, R. & G, Royal Worcester, American Lady, Warner's; high, low and medium bust; white and flesh; discontinued num- bers; not all sizes $2 00 nl uch -(yl sell Style llaln and plaid ginghams; white and blue mid- dy“dreue‘ 8; Bizes 7 l 49 to ; former prices, s 0&:0. 3¢ & 33 > d Per- enle ightly mussed from display; most of them Marlboro, Vindex 88C and Cambridge brands; s0ld 32, $2.50 and 3$3.. Men’s Blue Chambray Work- ing Shirts; collar attached; also neckband and separate enlh.r n:n-ly all sizes; 88c Union lesce-iimed R e e 36 and-38; sold $l 50 at 83 on remnant day nd Other Makes Yy “Voolem Underwear; wezs; the grades + $1.50 ' black only; e ict; 5. wearins 10C in ‘nil:m::nrtrut on lz’/zc ‘Women's Famous “Monito” Fiber Silk Hose; 3-4 boot; in black and white; all perfect; sold at $1.25 59(: everyvhere ‘Women’s Gloves; black, gray and brown; yser make; sold at dloo, on Remnant 49(; Boys® Blouses, with collar at- taches good quallty 39c percale; sizes 10 to 13; sold at 85c always Men’s Worsted Union Sults; wool face and cot- ton back; natural $1 98 white; Bold It ‘l 50. Back te = Lt ’ 1 1 we are putting a large lot of boys® first quality corduroy and wool suits, all finely taflored, in dark’ brown and dark green shades; sizes 13, 15, 17.and 18; § only a few of soma of the HE A 5 $5.00 uns all to so OW &t oueennn.... " Boyw Ratacoats. i tan and gray; Wi elt; sold at $7.50; to $l 98 close out tomorrow » Men’s Work and Dress Pants; 30 to 43 'll!t, 52 50 ‘well m:: rem; Iflblll. Sateen-covered full bed size; scroll ng ai ts.u.'on Remnant $2 o8 o4 o 18 Wiite Emames Tron and Steel Bedss full 4.6 double size: most of them have square tublng with | ~uare inch- at uuo -nd $35. lD !l-lle Baby Carriages o genuine reed; corduroy Ilned reversible gear; heavy rubber tires; tubular pushers; full size; ‘white, mnatural and French gray; sold for e s $25.00 4" Extemalon Dining Tablea: 48-inch top; reinforced rim; all quartered oak: hfghly pol- ished: top slightly impertect: | tform base and heavy § mlonlll legs. $37.50 at l‘lsoo w Tables; solid oak top; 9-inch pedestal; 3-ply Colonial $l7 50 !en. lnlfl a.l. 83.\ 0“ lnil o( ledrooll Chairs and Rockers, in mahogany, wal- nut finish and quartered oak: also a few toilet benches; wal- nut; odd dining room chairs, in iolden and jacobean oak up- olstered; genuine lu(har. formerly $ i 3.95 m .:.ell Tables, with poplar top; spaci- Bt $2.08 . 1 Odd Vanity Dresser, Ameri- can walnut; sold $69 50 lle!fl. Mlhly ynlllhed HLD glass mir- Eor:. l.l.lvided top $l7 50 336 . Soltd Dreasers with larg: plate glass mirrors; divided top drawer and two arge drawers; sold at $45; rem- $2 e 2.50 3-Plece Bedroom Suites of American walnut; dresser, chif- foniere and tollet txble:ta big bar- 5169 ain at .. merican Chifforette; pr signs; dresser sold at 885 chiffosette at $75; now, both pieces. Dressers of American walnut; beautiful de- signs; fine makes; sold: I! 385; for this sale.. - Iu. Cobbler-Seat at $2.: b ‘Chatrs; sold 98c ; for the sale Solid Oak Colonial Dining Chaire; boxed construction: bluk fl.brlc leather slip seats: colonial leln reln!orced mold . .: $8.75; to- $3 95 l.n ok 8 Beautiful 9x12-foot | Wilten Velvet Rugs: 2 _florai and 6 s -u-over designs; heavy. seamless quality lold at 3“ Re Kltdc-