Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1921, Page 6

604 9th St. NW. Between F and G Columbia . Thenter Corner 2 for 25¢ HERE’S REAL SMOKE NEWS O’Donnell’s two stores have become distributors direct to the public for the wonder cigars—tissue wrapped—*“HOLLAND SOCIETY.” Choice Havana filler, finest Sumatra wrapper, handmade by Cuban workmen. Never sold at less than 15c straight. . Our price, 2 for 25c. Box of 50, $6.09. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. A Tube of Famous C’Donnell’s Tocth Paste FREE Durham Duplex Safety - RAZOR Advertising Demonstrator Full size, black handle, “a real razor made safe.” Com- plete with With every pur- one double- chase of one of edgeblade. O’Donnell’s genu- While they c ine French Bris- c last. at either tle Toothbrushes store. at .. A Glowing Sale of Greater Values in Toilet Articles! Barkman’s Liquid Hen- 25c Mennen’s Flesh na Sham Tint Talcum.........17c Spiro Powde: Cutex Talcum. ...15¢ Nalo Nail Polish......29¢c $1.00 Amorita Vegetal.79¢c Amorita Cold Cream..39c Dame Nature Skin Im- prover, small size....29¢ 4711 Bath Tablets.... .. 23¢ | 20c Palm Olive Talcum.15¢c 50c Lion Cocoanut Oil 25c Butterfly Talcum. .19¢c Shampoo............ 39c | 30c Frostilla........... 19¢ ...... 44c 50 Zsl::;‘fr’o::; g::te_wc Jergen’s Bath Tablets..10c Y/ 3 Dozen, 89c El Rado—large, 89c; smallic. oo ool 49¢ | J- & J. Taleum........ 15¢ Emery Boards — pack- J. & J. Shaving Cream.27c L BEES.eecieps 10c and 15¢ | 50c Orchard White....39c @c Pompéian Day Hudnut’s 3-Flowers Cream........ Cer Talcum.............. 3sc 75c Large Size Pom- Solon Palmer’s Almond peian Night Cream..62c Meal.| .0 oo 29¢c $1.00 Odorono 'Depila- Hind's Cold Cream, in L3 e Bl R 69¢c tubes: olo T i 15¢ 50c Glazo, for the nails.42c $1.00 Mando Depilatory 69¢ 4711 “Verdura” | S0c Erasmic Soap, 3 bars for Glycerin Soap, 69c | ) il Don’t Forget i e T “Sleep Meter” .. .$2.19 “9 mm “Iron Clad”......$2.98 “America” .......$1.39 “Lookout” .......$1.79 “Bunkie” ........$2.98 “Columbia” . .....$2.98 “No. 1502” .......$1.29 Ols? TIME H2ME MaDE CANDIES box—it’s fresh daily. from This Sale--Save on Every One 40c “Kalak” Water, per Steero Cubes, 12 in box, 29¢ Take home a 0 bottle 50 in a box one or two pound Choose Your Household Needs Box of 100 ........$1.85 Citrate of Magnes seidlitz P e Abbott’s Saline Laxa- Squibb’s Bicarbonate of Abbott’ S odoxyllin ...59¢ Soda, %4-1b. cans, 12c; Derma Viva .......... 39c 74-1b. cans, 19¢; Ib...29¢ | Gum Camphor (pure), 60c “Epsonade” Salts. .49¢ 21025, T 25¢ ‘psom Salts, in Per Pound, $1.35 ................ 25¢ | Energine Cleaner .....29c ick’s Malted Milk, Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, hospital 39c and 79¢ Mufti Cleaning Fluid, Sterno Heat, small can, 2lc and 42c 3 for 25¢ Murray and lLanman Per Dozen, 95¢ Florida Water, large Parke-Davis & Co. Medicated Throat Dis Delft Linen Writing Pa- per, 1-1b. package and 1 package envelopes to match ..... Sooce 49c Le Page’sGlue ........ Sargeant’s Mange €ure Sro00 . Tintex Dyes, all colors, 13c pkg.; 2 for...... “Rat Killer” ... Colorite, all colors s Young’s Dilators, four in St covvvocisoe.-$275 Red Cross Celery and Iron Tonic w....... $1.00 Washington’s Greatest Drug Stores WAR TAX NOT INCLUDED IN PRICES 2 STORES ONLY F St. Alarm Clocks I " THE SUNDAY STAR, WASH SECRETARIAL FORCE OF STATE iHughes Has His Staff fl { Good Working Order After | Long Disorganization. | s | |Dearing and Bliss Bring Ben- efit of Foreign Service to Their Chief. For the first time in many montis, the secretarial force of the State De- | partment is now complete and in good working order. Since Secretary Hughes and Undersecretary Fletcher | assumed control, Fred Morris Dearing of Missourl has been installed as as- | sistant secrctary of state and ‘Robert}, Woods Bliss of New York, as third assistant secretary. With Alyey A. Adee, the perennial second assistant { secretary, taey complete the staff. Axsistant Secretary Deariug. Both the new as: onsi; i Ul i Office ment of = service under the Lment in as priv minister to served su DEPARTMENT NOW COMPLETE| + Mr< Anna'Bogenholm’Sloane. now ARMY EXAMINATIONS SET. War Department to Fill Vacancies second Scere ations at Ha and then wess until he ppointment as rd Anxixtant Bliss. tant Secretary ROBERT WOODS BLISS, rved as s Ih & of Porto Rico, In the following | ! terence in 191 i lled to this city and United States consul at Venice inspring he was July, 1903. Afterward he was secre- p' ced in ge of the division of tary to the missions at Petrograd,|western European affairs. He Is a life Brussels and Buenos Aires for periods | member. of the Metropolitan Museum of three years each. In 1912 he was|of Art, the American Museum of counselor of embussy at Paris, and!Natural History, the National Geo- in 1918 he was sent to The Hague 3 phic ety’ and the American charge d'affaires in Holland. He re- ' turned to his post in Paris in the fall | ¢ of that year and remained there dur- ing the negotiations of the peace co Political and Soclal 11ss married Miss Mil- and they made it SECRETARY FALL WILL DELAY ON NEW POLICY Plans Not to Be Announced Until He Has Surveyed Department. Declaration of a policy for the new administration of the Department of the Interior will not be made unti! Secretary Fall has thoroughly sur- veyed the fleld, it was announced at the office of the Secretary yesterday. Secretary Fall has been in frequent conference with the bureau and division heads of the Interior Depart- ment since taking up his duties as head of the department, and is said now to have nearly arrived at certain conclusions that will govern his pol- icy as administrative head of the de- partment. The careful survey made by the | Secretary. which s not as yet com- pleted, was said yesterday to have been the reason why some of the ex- pected appointments to important iposts have not yet been made. Since Secretary Fall took office he has been besieged with seekers for certain cholce political plums, which the In- terior Department is believed to offer more than most of the other govern- ment agencies. i He has not, however, made recom- mendations for most of the offices, it was said yesterday, but is familiariz. ing himself with the work of each of- | flce and commission before declafing himself by appointing some one to office. After he recommends ap- poirtment of an office holder, it was | said yesterday, Secretary Fall. will| istand squarely behind his recommen- ! dation and will be responsible for hin ! appointee. ! The Secretary, it was said, has made | {a careful survey of the problems be- | fore the general land office, patent office, pension office, office of Indian affairs and other important offices in the Interior Department, and when he makes his policies known for these agencies they will be founded, not on casusl knowledge of the duties performed therein, but on first-hand information which may be regarded as authoritative. D. B. Hanna, the president of the National Canadian Rallways, was horn in Scotland and began his ca- reer as a telegraph operator on one of the Scottish rallways. $2,000 Less Than Other Builders Are Asking for Practically the Same House ONLY 2 LEFT NEW 'HOMES $500 Cash Price @ $7.750 11 to 21 Channing St. Just East North Capitol Lots 20x140 Feet Room for Two Garages OPEN DAILY H. R. Howenstein Co. 1314 F St. NW,, or 7th and H N.E. INSPECT TODAY Vacant—Immediate Possession—Vacant 3323 17th Street N.W. Beautiful residence of 9 rooms aud bath, double back porch; steam heat; gas light; excellént foors and trim; spacious closets; concrete cellar, with laundry trays, ser- vant’s toilet and packing room. COME OUT SUNDAY ; The Price Will Be a Pleasant Surprice ROBERT LEE @’BRIEN Franklin 5385 1710 I Street NW Apartments for Sale or Trade Good Returns on Your Unproductive Funds Consult us and learn of our sound in- vestment list of apartments for sale or trade in the best sections of Northwest. Small cash payments as low as $2,500 will assure exceptional investment which will net you substantial returns. i re gt SEE MR. BARKLEY WM. S. PHILLIPS REALTOR ° A 1408 Now York Ave. Main 98 D. C, MARCH 27, 1 D. C. WOMAN MAY BE ATHLETICS ON PROGRAM AN ASSISTANT TRADE FOR' ANNUAL SHADBAKE _ ADVISER IN SWEDEN - Arthur Carr, chairman (reorge: Miller and L. ner_man Board gf Tra of distingu ant trade adviser or assistant commissioner native country. - Mrs. Sloane will take an ex: tion_some time in the spring has been told and if she is appoint- meetin f the shadb in thebward rooms in 1 : 1 Crance held in Sweden— Geological Survey. T, W didley, proside at Chesa 1 to th e i n s palecntology Sy ostha postishieygeiicn shelwl 1 vaudeville will fe e be the t woman ot has gone for United s in t held ir commer. represents a train foreign ntry. She has beenin- dorsed for the post by several women's organizations members of Congress. and by ion finas of ains have by nson, A made Among First Lieutenants. ons 20 prov in the candidates Army in the I be he Brick dwelling, Colonial type, ivy on walls; HO’S Your Real Estate Broker? Is his a_one- man office? Or is it dn organi- automobiling : n, one mile: FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOKL fide each case cauipned We offer 3 ice” by men who It means Satisfaction to trader. Takema Park Very attractive bungalow type home, completely ietached, on Inrze lot; contains eight rooms ory; sleeping porch: spacfous front hot-water heat: eleetric 1000 Vermont Ave. N.W, e Price only $1 enxy terms. Thomus F. Bradiey, president of the|at Kelly 5 de, and chairman of the fon comimittec, will have charge 3 p - Board n{ Trade Diseusses Plan fm{ P;.",fllh)on,:l( o empl 3 [ : X : abment committee. | philgpines, a STDltned ibvchaRtanera) e ~ Annual Outing in ‘ontw” Bgna. Wil be the| . oiuppines. a ‘Board, » native of Sweden and a AR S ' R By auty in well known educator, has been re- May. EHORCEIOL @ s { quested by the bureau of forcign i o i and domestic commerce to make a Ylans for the annual shadbake of full statement of her qualif the Washington Board of Tr TAKES EXFLORING TRIP. with a view to becoming an a: Fartia e e 2z —_— W. Gidley in West for the) ) assistant curator of L. H. W..HILLEARY, .Exclusive Broker Maj. Jenner Y. Field, {fo this pleistocena A Beautiful and Historic Southern Home all modern equipment; per- fect condition ; boxwood hedge; picturesque environment: splendid old oak trees; high elevation; charming views of hills, valley and river fertile land, productive in grain and grasses; timber boundary: u ings. consisting of barns, stables, silos of the highest order; registered Jersey herd, prize winners; stock and farm equipment, fishing, boating, Washington, 62 miles. Price, $170,000.00. ; % i An Inexpensive Dining Room Suite of Solid Oak--<Six Pieces Let us send this splendid suite #o your home on weekly or monthly payments. You'll be pleased with the substantial construction and the generous size of the pieces. Consisting of solid oak exten- sion table (with extra leaves), buffet to match $ 75 with mirror and 4 dining chairs with seats of —— serviceable imitation leather.......... Sold on Terms of $1.00 Weekl We are agents and carry a full line of the Premo Eclipse Steel Ranges (for gas) and New Perfection Oil Stoves, which we sell on credit at cash prices. " Fumed Oak Library Suite A complete rdom of furniture at this very low price, very Qurable- and. beautiful, well made and constructed, includes a Rocker, Chair, Sofa and Library Table which has a drawer. This set is covered in a good grade of Brown imitation leather. Must be scen to be appreciated... Sold on Terms of $1.00 Weekly Dr. Price’s Guaranteed . Refrigerators A Fine 3-Pc. Combination Brass Bed Outfit 328.95 This Bed, like cut, is massive in design, with 2-iri¢h posts, 3-inch mounts and large fillers,"a sanitary, reversible cotton mattress and a spring in all metal and has a woven-wire fabric construction. You would expect to pay more money for this bed‘alone than we are asking for this entire outfit.; $28.93, . $2.05 CASH—$1 WEEKLY. low, thy Dr. Price's renowned Refrigera- tors have been used fdr the past ! 25 years, and are absolutely ~thd 3 greatest ' bok of fts kind thatsis< made, in construction and as an ice: saver. Come in and let us p .our line of Reffigera- ] ‘du_will be surprised How, se Refrigeratoxs are priced. AXWEL] FURNITURE CO.. Folding Card: Table, 36x36 in., e Fuhlit $2.49 | 415 SEVENTH STREET NW. 15" $39: full cabinet 98¢ | Just. what you have been look- ' 1+ ing for, this strong and durable Baby Walker: which the little one how to ‘walk around, at this This Kitchen Cabinet, $29.75 Hardwood finish, white enamel cupboard interior, cloid sliding top. of roomy drawers. ONLY $1.00 A WE VThree-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite, as Illustrated : This moderately priced three-piece of a Walnut Chiffonier with Mirror, a Dresser to match and a white enamel full-size Metal Bed. This suite com- ‘suite consists 592 nick~ 3 tiers base, | Nz;fie-Piec itchen Outfit Just the thing that every good house- keeper should have in her kitchen, all handy ‘and nseful articles with a substantial hanger that. keeps everything in its proper place, for ¢he rest of this week, only 98¢c. will teach :$1.98