Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1921, Page 24

1921. Czechoslovakia and Mme | i i Stepanek, Prince and Princess Borr | An Apt Pupil. - For Mother to Think About. co from Rumania, Senof Don J. E.| Old Mr. Fewlox—"Dén't you think| Little Launcelot—"Mother, dear:" - Lefevre, secretary of the Panama le- |in time you might learn to love me?’ | Mother—"Yes, Launcelot.” y . gation; Albert Blanchet, secretary of Young Miss Goldilox—"Well, if I| Launcelot—"Did you ever know of & the Haitian legation. and the Swedish | had a nice young tutor I might learn great man who wore curis when he l e ee minister and Mme. Mallenberg | the thecry of it {was a little boy?” ——— BY WILL P. KENNEDY, IS S S SSENESEESENSENNIESESEESENENEERREEDS = - With a record-breaking number of [the new woman member from Okla- Rew faces in Congress there are prob- |homa, comes of old New kngland #b1¥ only two or three men in the Na- | prritanical stock. and is the daughter tlonal Capital who can instantly rec- [of a missionary. She herself has ognize euch of them and have each |der® much practical missionary work ngme gt the tUp of their fongue—|#nong the Indlans. She is very strict these three are the two reading clerks |about observance of Sunday and of the House and Speaker Gillett. It |under no stress of political urgency is part of thejr job to recognize the |would she do any work on the Sab- members of the House, no matter how | bath. 4 new they may be or how many of| Now Miss Alick, as she is best them. known on Capitol Hill, has bought The two reading clerks—P. J. Halti- | herself a small coupe automobile in an. appointed from New York. and|which to run about on errands to the . Earl Chaffee, appointed from Ne- [varjous government departments. She braska—have speeded up the proced-|also has hired a mer service man ure in the House. Where it used 10| as her secretary uffeur and gen- take forty-five minutes for a roll-|ecral adviser. Miss Alice usually at- cgll they have out the time down to|tends church on Sunday in the old Have been fitted in this Long-Established Store —and the painstaking care and accuracy which has always been our inflexible principle has set countless little feet on the road to lifelong comfort and foot health. From fitting “little pink toes” Trie]PALAIS ROYAL The Shopping Center—I11th & G Sts. Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Prop. Tomorrow the Last Day of to shoeing the growing boy or twenty-two minutex. This session | historic Christ's Church, Alexandria : S0 S EIOWIE . OY they have a number of unusual names | Last Sunday Ben Cook. her secretary- girl, we specialize with infinite ta wrestle with, some of which have | chauffeur little late in getting care in affording correct foot- 8 peculiar pronunciation. For exam-|started, when he well knew that Miss s 3 ple. Champ Clark's successor {8 Rep- | Alice ous to get started early wear. resentative Hukreide—pronounced inyand avoid fast driving. So he speed- three syllables as though spelled [ed up a little, but he did not have - . iyt 8| “Hook-ray-dee.” Mr. Haltigan. al-|any sperdometer, and the first thing = GI’OWII'I( Girls Oxfordn, Pllmp. :":ouzh ‘-Ida‘;ngm-ll’lc wvoll?llec h‘h: thu Alice knew sln:] had to ‘gofllu c 5 . en retaine he republicans o inaiice st - ay @ ne Misses’ and Children’s Patent and Strap Slippers 8tcount of nis eficiency s & Teader. | for Ner Secretary_chaulfeur for speed- Regular at $1.00 Sq. Yd............... th St Sk The King of Belgium, former Premier |jng, so that he could drive her to 4 Leather trap ippers A complete display of Oxford Ties, Plain M. Rene Viviani and other distin-{church. She had a speedometer put o G = = $2.00 > i St &t Tl guished foreigners have stated on vis-|on the car the next day. Z, Sizes 2 to 5. Pumps and Strap Slippers; of Mahogany iting the House that they never heard (« ° Sizes 4 to -$2.00 to $3.60 Russia Calf., Patent Leather, Gun Metal 8 reading clerk perform as sonorqusly ephen G. Porter of —> er SEeaSi ol ;308 (0 31 and White .Reignskm Cloth " Special er W L s Dhns atacted 3‘ OOI O s . ; > S L —- g mittee, ha = Sizes 113 to 2. ---$350 to $5.00 air, $5.00. P P Former Speaker “Uncle Joe” Cannon | thoughtful custom at the Capitol. On PaIr, 9u. ha: I:won”lrmo::(zir;g during the rh:}t P n the Prei Choi £ 18 Artistic Pattern g . week with another former Speaker. Represent oice o Artis s ’ Children’s Tan Barefoot Sandals Misses’ and Children’s White Tamatmink Mike twa-score yenrs ngn oreiin dipomats who X -score years ugo. oreign diplomats w At - 2 and Play OXfO"ih With Canvas Ankle Strap Theo Ties e Saint cassian Mr Keites wan s cone | coare, /seats in the diplo. Its reliability is proven—it only remains to re- eather Soles S < i spicuous figure on the flgor. wearing i S the corridor . < 3 E Leal Shes2 (o $1.50 Wis customary blue full-dress Suit.| from the Fallers, he uses. them & mind you that tomorrow, Saturday, April 16, will Sizes 4 to $2.00 to $3.00 He has a bushy white beard and &|gort of lobby, foreign dip- = Z Pl % - Sizes 8% to 11 $250 to Teady, genial countenance that make | wora ey moy laeot the Mennar o dons be the last day of the Special Demonstration and him @ marked figure in any gathering.| r day when President = i ed his first address in -presentative Porter en- rtained a distinguished gathering. including the French ambassador and J. Jules Jusserand, Senora Dona g Heeren of Spaln Representative Allen T. Treadway | (pe is “the candy kid” with his colleagues tkese days. He has just introduced Friend-making Sale, at 66c instead of $1 per sq. yd. “Neponset’ Is Used Everywhere—in ] \ X [a 1 A : enora Don Beltran g o § — i e o et the B (m Kitchens Closets Lodge Rooms ‘ d D& ) : ' B hior " ae Marchionne, Ambassador | Play Rooms Bedrooms Restaurants == p == - Dining Rooms Bath Rooms Theaters J O S. STQ.ASBIIRGEQ, O. Sewing Rooms Living Rooms Hotel Lobbies 310~— 312 SEVENTH STREET Sleeping Porches Churches Grill Rooms ‘‘‘‘‘ A e e ; R— Halls Barber Shops Offices jrueta, Jonkheer unselor of the (M . and Y. Grouitch, mini: ts and Slovenes; t ster, Mirza Abdul Ali Khan . p” Prince Casimir Lubomirski, minister , # = from Poland; the Swiss minister and ' See the Rag Rugs at 48c Ye Old-Tyme Hit-and-Miss Rugs a0 / Mme. Marc_Peter. the minister from 24x36 inches, special, 59¢ 4x7 feet, special, $2.98 —_— 27x54 inches, special, 95¢ 6x9 feet, special, $5.50 Draq J'torgs KILL RATS TODAY 30x60 inches, special, $1.45 gflg ;m, special, ss;.g - 4 2 . i s, al, 1.98 £ 1al, 10 13th and F 006 1715 Pa. Ave. 418 7th St. T, > 36x72 inches, special $ eet, specia 15th and G 13th and Pa. Ave. 904 14th and F Has been distributing little cakes of maple sugar. , F Prices Funher A .1 S 1 them to “Berkshire's Sweetest Prod- Reduced on prl a eS [hare Be Foman” ol e ol hotel, in which he was bor water for the praducts of that terri- ordan Almonds Fess Lnibns maiets AU e vuen Representative Treadwa. ¥ digtributing pound bo. i = . 5 conta i Several years since we have little cakes of as d READY FOR USE-BETTER THAN TRAPS ln been able to offer thege at this m&flfiflhflfi" u.z:.‘- e remarkably low price. We are . 8. Go ent bu. Carton Quantities anty size packages 2 days only Friday & Saturday 200 Camel . now manufacturing them in our own plant in 8t. Louis. No confection is more wholesame. Just select sound gimonds with pure sugay cogting, ¥a: s v SO I He s 39C TERE ~_ Peter’s |Original ol Milk Chocolate 200 Black and White . .. %gg'fi,'fig??kflg'g;:eg&fimgt " SIBF STend 121200128 € FL To Keep Your Fumiture | (HZARD Mops Looking Its Best Wizard Mops, the first of ©Of course you will want 8 | the triangle mops, are . 18¢ Lord Salisbury, foil. . ularly now at 35c, byt During April se- - i i i . : " e 4 ood furniture polish. | ghaj to get into every : Z0D{Esd it __ ducedto}4pd. cake Zoc ere is no more satisfac- | noofiedand corner of the g tory polish for such use | room. Their “human el- * 1CC Egyptian Straights.. 1. IlaSOI Toflet Cream o than the well-known | bow” adjustable handle ;n- 10 Helma % A delightfully perfumed Tailet Lotion. Clean, N ables them to slip under 160 T:rkisll; Trophies i healing and easily absorbed. Heals chaps and “mw Polish the furniture and into all 106 Murad e roughness. Leaves the skin soft. It is essentially a clean- | the hard-to-get-at places. 160 Mogul 7 Regulesly 40c. ing polish. It removes the They are ]:reated with Wiz- ogul ..., Nest During April zsc dust, grime and finger | ard Polish 100 Melachrine No. 9, marks from woodwork and | which cleans, plain or cork e@furniture, | polishes and and gives it a | Tenews the hard, dry lus- | floor finish, ter that is | producing a beautiful | hard, dry lus- Wizard Polish | ter. Priced at is priced from | $1.50 tp $2.50 A Saleof 100 Pall Mall (natural). TOOth Brushes 160 Egyptian Deities, Tufts of bristles cut in 3 nn#; of styles and s (s wa 20C 10 Philip Morris = buin ¥y i 4 (Cambridge) ........ S ‘ e mbridge) i Peptona X : ‘ \ .I“u JI G : , tiie spring tonic » ——— ‘ B\ A Ll PANTRY NEEDS | ot ue on nicmes poee == ' Mailt, Cod Liver Extract and Cas- . Sha ite, at Week-End Prices | cooe, Sharesm the sppetite cones emwmmeanENIINDAY s Regularly, full pins hat Breaktas Coftoe e omsaoie| L Bbarn 98 W5 2 for 46c Blaud Iron Pills Opeko Tea Regular price 45 cents. Not the ordinary Blaud pill, but made by a ENos 2 46¢ Ip‘ecill dpm'un, g;: t;u :h-y remain always soft and are easil issolved in the Breakfast COCOa Fvery day price half We call them “Neyvethard." e The Charm of the Four-Poster 1b. tin 35c. WEEK- 9 halflb. o . . ) Exps” 2 " 3¢ ""““"“B‘fi"'}# lsc Al e Like the Windsor chair and the gateleg table, thg four- Peanut BUfter Every day price 35c, 10 G = - ® Always Good Here poster Bed has been handed down fram the time of oz jar. YeEK-) Wer 36 Uaranteed our great-grandparents, and will continue as ‘an aristoerat Chocolate Pudding = Fountain Syrmge very day price This i eed 3 it deserves an explanation. Duema their carrying too 'ul; o a variety in the pest our factory has decided to eli Mayonnaise [0ressing Every day | some nambers, sad to do it quickly thsy hewe -:-‘z":m OU save by buying all your pack- thry many generalions to come. fl age groceries here. Baxed foods —cgreqgls, for instance—lose their freshnegs and deteriorate when al- lowed to stand long unpacked on And why should it not hold .its popularity? _Certainly, when it comes to grace and beauty of design, there = XSS 2 for Boice positls. Reduced from $2.95 is nothing in Bedroom Furniture that approaches its class, i s D-r:ln Amlo-‘lyu 51.39 . :::"*""”' ’;’"’: safest ‘"‘""h‘:; and, as for comfort—well, there are some four-posters in The You are Duying justnpec Lifetime Furniture Store that, fitted with our famous De Luxe FRIDAT-ANI-SATHRRIAY OWLY food of pristine freshness is the spring and Style A mattress, would tempt even old Morpheus 60c Bromo Seltzer. . . . e 36¢ | 50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil. . . . 34¢ b"n;;wfl;on of 'tl:;“don where hyou himself, the fabled God of Sleep. > 25¢ Cuticura Soap. . ......... 18c | 89c Mennsn’s Shaving Cream.29¢ . you get that guarantes here ; : 60c Doan’s Kidney Pills. ... ... 40c | 78 Mellin's Foed........... 59c .":i{'..ifi.,:fi e _';:.:'f’,'.z:,’:-:: A Four-poster, you know, can appropriately be used 60c D & R Celd Cream. . . .. .. 39 | 2PE Mum o cion 17¢ grades of the same articles else- almaost anywhere and with furnityre you already i €| 1.00 Najol ................ 79¢ w’""‘” Tf"’:; »o .c”:';‘»,',-" Avail ~ have, because it is a thoroughbred all by itself, and doesn’t 40c Fletcher’s Castoria. ... ...25¢c 110 Nonsted lron . oo ;’:;"c'm:"y'"'- eervice The Per- have to be matched up with anything. A dozen designs to 1.50 Gude’s Pepto Mangan. . .84c | 19¢ Palmolive Seag o g:z choose fram, and prices are—well, very attractive. 16 cz. Hc»rlick’l‘ Malted Milk. -69¢ | 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste. . 32¢ 50c Hind’s Honey & Alm. Cr..33c | 1.30 Pinkham’s Veg. Comp...77¢ 50c Java Rice Powder. ...... 33c | 25¢ Resinol Sogp. . -......... 18¢c S BTX - o Setas 10c | 15¢c Rexall Toilet Soap, 2 for. .16¢ 30c Lyon’s Tooth Powder....]7¢c | 70c Sal Hepatica. . ....... ~..42¢c 1.00 Listerine, 14 oymces. . . .. 25c Woodbury’s Fesial Seap. - -17¢ D) Patrenize Qur Main oy ver. 1415 H Strecl w Seventh Street Mayer @ CO. _ Between D and E ’