Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1921, Page 15

ASHER FIRE PROOFING CO. oAS —— 20 treatment tin FREE—Write i KONDON MFG. CO. Cu)fiere t@? know howr © fit corsets. 'BUILDA-LINITLESS SERVICE PARIS, day. Makes your head and nose feel fine. Easy to apply .\ ‘Quit:k toact result in s; said Mme. Minneapolis, Minn. not enough for tod "lorw ]. 1 1 wish to tell the wor | - tremendously STREET NW. Wholesale Selling |t imerica nov: BUYy orPoW TILES | SOUTHERN BUILDING FR[[ 4 Piece BedroomSulte $98 75 ine it! This marvelous value is ly unheard of at this greatly re- duced price. This well-constructed suite, finished in mahogany, consists of Dresser with large plate mirror, Chif- forette, triplicate mirror Toilet Table and handsome mahogany-finish cane- panel metal Bed. Easy Credit Terms March to our suppl STae’ Bampercd Ny of the radium weze reaching the wonderrul gift will nkful 1 am,” Mar. 12. Mar. 19, 1400 Y '20.00. Copyrig] Curie, who rmhum. to The Star correspondent Price of Beefin Washington Prices realized on Swift & Come« pany’s sales of carcass beef on ship ments sold out for periods shown below, as published in the news- papers, averaged as follows, showing the tendency of the market: Week RANGEPER CWT. Ending sow—sligl Swift & Company U. S. A. N TN GuRE! Th(’ gramme of the radium which the wamen of Amcrica are so generously giving me | represents an adiition of 50 per cent | and undoubtedly will | ng hundreds of lives, the insufliciency | ¥ at our disposal, ger point. This ve us from th of having to limit our wor tell the women of America added eagerly ¥ little woman, her quiet, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1921. 13 Mme. CurieThanksWomen of U.S. For Radium to Aid Cancer Fight By Cable to The Star and New York World. cnable Will Help War on Cancer. - ft will allow us to increase - ! the mnumber of our experiments in the then King of Castlle, Junn | our latest method of treating can- I who changed sults w | eer. ¥ | duke's forebearer on the - | discovered | o5y iind | | teficld of Rivadavin, where the | about the ing was in danger of being e needies, w hich contain o red by - hix vlctorious e These needles are the cancer for a short period. e the f th xhausted. be another. W = 2t this treatment has been more radium and I I need in order to cont What ve an iner. “America Saved World.” In connection with Mme. vage to the Unites pp gave the the to a, in 1919, saved civi Rut for America, tion. | would be only a memory. She isl ELKTON: Md. March 21.—Thomas D leie & it Which il save | Vaushn Har st night was found only France, but the whole of hu-|guilty of murder in the second degree. Av.Prics maplty:s He was charged with killing his Per Cwte brother Lawrence February 9. The tery Baffles Police. BIRMINGHAM. Ala., March clue been found to the sla J. Bourgouis, seven urphree, fift 0 were shot to d Ellen &The man and boy shot entered the bac ree, who, when hi il held in his h h. us to extend our studies in ro left in Then, this method it has been prove & need for -d Curie’s | 1 Stetes to re- | . rector of people civilizat OLD MAN AND BOY SLAIN. Murdered on Fishing Trip—Mys- 24.—No ers of -three, ar-old_boy, h near Henry ad been on a fishing_trip. According to officers they vere shot from behind and 107 buck- of young Mur- v was found, a string of Duke Gets Clothes of King Each Year as Inherited Right MADRID, March 24—Great ceremony attends the gift of the sult of clothes worn by the King of Spain on Epiphany day, cextor of the fifteenth century. I | who obtained the =rant from | accompanicd in ancient | ring staves | | palace of the duke, who re- suc-| | ceives it with duc def | nnd ndds it to the conxi | museum he | forms a historical | men's fashions dating back a | long time. The day following the deliv- ex and renews al allegiance Val- HARVEY FOUND GUILTY. of Brother Collapses in Maryland Courtroom. fol- ox Slayer n ed the court to show mercy. collapsed when he heard the verdict. Mrs and | went there Harvey's thr medicine order _— There are about half a_dozen mo- tion picture thea 'uf our [LekRitce 11T With Every.Purchase of $100.00 or More During the Month of March We Will Give Absolutely Free a 26-Pc. Set of Wm. A. Rogers’ Silverware, Guaranteed for 20 Years ] llidmnl No More Scrubbing and No More Rubbing This Water-Power Washing Machine 21> A great labor saver. pressure; all-cypress tub. one tomerrow at this special price and you can buy it on 05 Easy Credit Terms ik nd €8 i : = T Low Get Refngerator Time I Here We're keady Easy Credit Terms 3-Piece Dining Room Suite - This beautiful example of the Colonial period, consisting of mas- sive Buffet, bent-end China Closet and highly polished Golden Oak Extension Table .................. Easy Credit Terms. e Special —Genuine Reed (Not Fiber) 5] 3-Piece Living Room Suite Consists of 4-foot Settee, Armchair, and Arm Rocker to match in the new Baronial brown finish $39.75 'Wfllfl'fl Tl IATIOIAL ; 807 -7™ST.N. ouT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT, . 633-635H S'I‘IW. SRS ECRaT1 14 Knowledge of the inherent strength it is a painful process. it is none the | and soundness of the nation's economic Archer Wall Douglas, chairman of the committee on statistics and standards of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, says in his monthly re- view of business conditions, made pul lic today. “‘than the belief in many quarters tha better conditions will prevail as season advances. { !auence of this growing cheerf: | | there is actually more business being | done” today, both materially and men- ed to be the only way out of the [FAITH IN SOUNDNESS OF U. S. | BASIS FOR "BUSINESS OP’I'IMISM less essential. The sooner it is over. to"which sult (e Duke of | |structure Is the basis for the wide- | the sooner we shall arrive at an en- | Alinga, Count of Rivadavia, oA e during basis. | possesses ihe hereditary right. EseniiE and optimism which | ST BhECL forgotten slogan ‘Back | This he inherited from an an- marks the present business situation,|(o the farm! is being heard once | again. This means that farm labor will not be so scarce as a year ago. nor will the hired man command such | high wages. Also it now seems very sure that there will not be such acre- age of staple farm products as last spring. | “Resumption in industrial life is ually accompanied by reductions in wages. Farmers are gradually: selling their products as they find a demand. | or as necessity compels. Movements | of corn and wheat are larger than gen- | erally supposed. “There is a steadily growing interest in the Kuropean situation as the con- | viction deepens that there can be no permanent or lasting prosperity in | this country until the political and | economic status of Europe is upon a | othing is more significant and en- aging at this tim he sa. As a natural c as it entails the buying of sea- e goods. general decline in prices is real- ting unnatural situation, and while Pre-Easter Purchase of HOSIERY Irregular Weaves of Famous Makes . MARVEL-STRIPE ALL- SILK HOSE—In black, gray and brown. If perfect the price would be $3.00. $l.98 Special = GLOVE SILK HOSE—In lace | and plain styles, irregulars of a celebrated make. Also em- broidered thread silk $2 39 Pointex hose .. FANCY CLOCKED HOSE— All-silk Clocked Hose, in novelty spring effects, irregular weave, in gray, cordovan, Rus+ sian calf, brown, etc. Would sell for $4.50 if per- $2 98 fect ONYX SILK HOSE—Full- fashioned Thread Silk Hose, seconds of §225 quality, in black, white and colors. Faults too slight to affect $l 39 o 'looks or wear...... Glove Sale 12-BUTTON KID GLOVES —In black and brown—a few pairs in white. Slightly imperfects but not at all affected in looks aid wear. A special purchase offered at 52.50 KID GLOVES—AII strictly perfect quality Kid Gloves in black only. Sizes up to 6% Special KAYSER LONG SILK GLOVES—Complete Easter line in black, white and all colors. 12-button, $1.59 16-button, $1.95 The Veil Is More Than Ever an Essential Feature of the Easter Ensemble. Mesh Veilings, 50c Yard All the new and popular dots, plain meshes and com- bination novelties .are ready for your Selectlon at this_low price. READY-MADE VEILS— In colors to match any hat. Square and long styles, in all the popular meshes, every preferred quality, each. 59¢ to $6.75 NEW NECKWEAR—Dress or coat collars, lace or or- gandie, eyelet effects. Cream, white, ecru, .gray. biscuit. Each BOYS’ WINDSOR TIES— Plaids Each . BOYS' LINEN COLLARS —Buster Brown, 11 25¢ to 13. Each Ea.ster Bags These accessories of the smartly attired woman are ready on a scale not approach- ed at any other season. Every woman will find just her bag to complete her Easter costume. New Swagger Bags, $2.98 These come in all the newest leathers and shades, and are too distinctive for any woman to do without. Moire Bags, $1.98 | Smart Moire Bags, with metal frames and mirror, trim- med with tassel. One-piece style. Black, navy and gray. Satisfactron First 810-818 7¢h St. i Am:mm '\etmpolu | of Greco-Roman Age ! | | Uncovered in Syria BEIRUT, March 2Z4.—~Impor- tant discoveries of ruins of a highly developed Greco-Roman | | been made at | civilization ha: Palmyra, nbor eant of Homs, b; high com- missioner's archeological serv- fce. | The anclent been dixcover: photographs h: taken. The work will be con tinucd in order to permit of the excavation of certain monu- | ments at present partly buriéd under the sand. firm basis. In every productive ac- | tivity in the United States of great moment we pro mestic demand c So we must needs find a this surplus if production is to con- tinue_on an eflicient and economic | basis.” e more than the do- It 65 PALA( Immltable Hats New Mode Hats of Unusual Beauty in Every Popular Material and Trimming 4.95 $495 is the historic King's Palace famous price in King- grade millinery. This season it attains value-prominence be- yond any limit of former years, which is saying a good deal. Styles of youthful air, styles of staple design, styles for every woman, everywhere, are col- lected at this low price—a price now, as always, matchless in this city and section. Children’s Hats_ $1.69 Three Popular Models in Black, Navy and Brown Sailors, rolling brims and mush- rooms to outfit the young folks for Easter. Tailored of excellent quality straws and trimmed with .bands and streamers to match. A bargain to match last week’s sensational value in children’s hats. Women’s Finer Hats $7.50, $9.95, $12.50, $14.95 Some of the cleverest and smartest trimmed hats that have ever been brought to Washington—models copies and adaptations of imported Easter Coats and Capes $25 $29.75 and $35 New, Smart, Original, Distinctive . =" Every Coat Is Lined With Silk All the smart sports and street models—all the dashing fact, all the outergarment originations that have obtained foremost vogue tk “wrappy” wraps—in season are shown here in this splendid gathering at these popular prices. Fabrics are ve- lour, pold cloth, silvertone, tricotine, serge, and camels’ adapted to the season. hair—weights peculiarly Tan, Nankin blue, navy, brown and relndeer Spring Suits,” $19.75 to $75 LEvery woman’s Easter suit is here in e very fashionable Men’s Higli-Class Silk Shirts 55 Eagle Crepe Broadcloth Silk Striped Jersey Inlaid Crepe Striped Silks \A gathering of the most beautiful and the most serviceable silk shirts your money will buy. Shirts that are sewed entirely with silk, have silk-worked butonholes. The soft, fine, durable qualities that look and wear so well, and combine so admirably with the new Easter suits. Pat- terns of uncommon beauty and \anety—a range of designs you W|ll. ‘cotton t6”. — variation of the mode. REMNANTS In the midst of Easter shopping patise to take ad- vantage of these superior values in everyday needs. $1.00 64 Inch Table Damask, 59¢ | Lengths from 1% to 3 yards. | L' Full bleached; heavy weight for service. New open border patterns. 35¢ Indian Head » Cloth, 22¢ Yard This is the ideal heavy white wash material for women’s and children’s wear; linen-like in looks and finish. . Unbleached Sheeting, 17¢ Remnants of 40-inch Un- bleached Sheeting Cotton, 2 to 10 yard lengths. Regularly priced at 30c. Note 'the extra width. w: la: 1a Opaque Window Shades, 35¢ | Seconds of heavy qual- ity cloth shades in light and dark green. Defects are small and unnotice- able. ta of voile and tan batiste. fine sateen, flounce, finished pleat- ed ruffle. elastic top lin; med with em- broidery med with rick: rack braid * Closing Out Fur Coats at Much Lower Prices Than can possibly prevail next seasomn. € 30-inch Hudson Seal Coats, Beaver or Squirrel t will hru:f *300 $310 Fur Chokers for Easter. SRAKSTURCo, | MANUFACTURERS WHO RETAIL | AT WHOLESALE PRICES | 1212 F Street that include many creations. Wear One of the Beautiful “Betty Bobbin Bracelets,” 79c¢ These new and distinctive Silver-finished Bracelets come in five strands, and furnish quite the most unique adorn- ment for the spring costume. New Novelty Bead Combinations, 39¢ Milk Beads combined with colored bead tassels—a com- bination that appeals especially to the youthful element. Crepe de Chine Waists for Easter $4.95 This lot of smartly designed Waists will just about fill the 1 of many women for Easter. ailored to mannish perfection and made with two-in-one col- lars and long sleeves. combine the requirements of light weight with smart ap- pearance and clever style. They LINGERIE WAISTS of white The white aists are embroidered voile with rge collars trimmed with venise ce; long sleeves; the tan waists are made of fine batiste, - em- broldcry collars and ................. $1.98 FLOWERED PETTICOATS of made with corded $1.19 ENVELOPE CHEMISE of flesh batiste, in corset cover and cami- sole, top lace trimmed and ilored styles ........... 59¢ NIGHTGOWNS, made of mus- round or square neck. trim- ................ 79¢ POhLl;'\: ERI}E{ APRONS, made check gingham, trim- sgc