Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1921, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €, TUESDAY, MAY 17. 1921 MUDDIMA Ne=== WESTERN ELECTRIC VACUUM SWEEPER EUY NOW Only $5.00 Down We Demonstrate Free Guaranteed By Us as Best Make Past 32 Years Telcphen 140—Use It for Request Best Electric Appliances— Eleciric Wiring ~ MUDDIMAN < 616 12th St. 1204 G St. $3.00 deut | p INCORPORATED 1316 101324. 77 ST.N.W. ONE RACK OF ALL-WOOL SPRING SUITS 39, O8 Formerly Sold Up to $25 —_—— i SILK POPLIN R AND ENTRA SIZE SKIRTS 0 PLEATED SKIRTS - $2.98| 4 SWEEPING CLEARANCE OF TRIMMED HATS Vaiue. up to §5 s and $6, at only ° $1 Onyx Drop- stitch SILK HOSE, 79¢ Women's popu day Mercerized, Faney Top CHILD’S SOCKS Spring B . 1% SALE OF $5 TO $8 HIGH-GRADE y GEORGETTE WAISTS 29¢ Girly’ Fine HOSE, 15¢ Yo Black sud A5 % Jap Silk. Sateen and Poplin ; l “"s BLACK WAISTS, $1.0 $5 All-Wool SWEATERS, e =buy 40-In. Unbleached MUSLIN $3.98 Choice of wo 18¢ Standard Apron GINGHAM bive, Ja combinat 40-In. Crisp, Fresh ORGANDY Y;;J-ng,e, Lustrous SATEEN $1.50 and $1.75 Regular and Extra Size = - Y 23c —I—\.flisses-’ and Children’s $3 TO $4 SLIPPERS $2.65 ¥ nd tan calf, 1 n kid, te GOWNS, $3:00 | = v d, w 59%¢ GIRLS SATEEN BLOOMERS 39¢ Factory Purchase of 200 Pairs of TROUSERS, =~ d SMOCKS, 84c Plain snd White Linene Smocks, tasts 1y _embroidery trim- med in pink or biue: sizes for misses and womes. e .,ml?vod"cb 1G1 ng* il il -Relieves Pain Keep a Tube Handy &% e BE A e Bflptnl!l Ths.Leemin g €Co., N.Y. ~ BU PROPLSE INTED DEMAND ON WAGES - gAr)thracite and Bituminous‘} | Coal Miners Consider “Solid | Front” in Negotiations. ELK GROVE TTER 101 14th St. S.F. resn-| and wholesome in air-tight hermetically sealed tin foil wrapping, re-inforced by a heavy paper label. That's why people who want fresh chocolate bars always ask for Auerbach’s Dealers: Special Offer Ask your jobber about our special offer in 5c and 100 specials and ¥ Ib. and 1 Ib. FancyPackageChocolates. D. AUERBACH & SONS 11th Ave., 46th to 47th Sts. 12 Different Winter clothing is safe from the attackof moths and other insects when sprayed with PREVENTOL before summer packing. I. KUSHNER elfth Night Athletic As . Ruth P who will present venings for the b ht—Orme Libb, Standing, left to ri J JOHN JOY EDSON TONIGHT Anniversary of One of Most Noted Washingtonians. ! | Word was received First nd thre t Martin, | 880 Rooma, $2: wi De laxe Table dhote Su Specinl_Table d'bote. sm: to | : hien | York, cre j4imes. t es w Speeial 500 Ib. Chocolate Bars OTICE the way they are wrapped. Kept fresh Three fine vacation trips in one! Golf, tennis and horseback riding too. New York Salt Lake—you can’t sink. TRY an Auerbach Milk Chocolate Almond Bar, smooth cresmy Auerbach Milk Chocolate mixed with big, fresh-roasted crispy almonds. | cascades, roaring hot and cold streams. | hotels, as you choose. May is “Deciding Month"” enjay them plan a trip f Write for illustrated booklets: grounds,” ‘‘Rocky National Park,” “Utah-Idaho Outings.” Mention advertisement “‘F.” Por Information ask— Any railroad ticket office of D. M. Davis, Gen'l Agt. C. & N. W. Ry., 8§44 Widener 1335 Chestnut Street, deiphte all on F. L. Feaking, Genl Agt., U. P. System, 536 Com'l Trust Bldg., 15th and Market Ste., Philadelphia { . 'WESTERN HIGH PUPILS PREPARING FOR SHAKESPEAREAN PRODUCTION hool auditorium next Thursday,||i/ IMANY CITIZENS TO HONOR’BANK PRESIDENT DIES, i FORMER RESIDENT HERE nner to Celebrate 75th Birthday |Richard D. Martin Passes Away in Checotah, Okla., at Age of Fifty-Four. v relatives in ough his financial 1 its scope until to- l BURLINGTON HOTEL | Dinner and Mo 1120 Vermont Avenue b Salt LakeCity - Yellowstone -see them together Roam over the great Rockies among wild flowers, visit Rocky Mountain National (Estes) Park—unexpectedly run into a deer or an elk —nature at its wildest but also at its safest. Chicago PN°P£E- :ms Scientist, 11BOSTON GREETS EINSTEIN With . Given Cordial Wel Werld Zionist Jane Raby, Margaret Bain and ||| repps Beck ham, Carl Woerner, Bukeley Jones, Robert Armntrong and | ||| | now_attending | |ii|’ 3 to $5 ...§150 10 Seventh and \ Served from 6 to 8:30 P. M. 7 ! of i served with hotel embellish F Cor. 14th & K Sts. N.W. Now's the time to buy Bedroom Suites Hotel Table d'i-lote DINNER Six Courses $1.50 XX real deliciousness, Value in Gas Ranges on the Market Music to make din- Re- lax for a dinner of enjoy- ments. ing a cheering hour. ment at the FeankLIN SQuaRE HoTEL b 'MAURICE J. COLBERT 621 ¥ St Main 3018-3017 —while these prices are available We are featuring Three- vailing conditions of roo: T picces can be 1t added from time to time il Ilach of these Suites represents lesign: excellent character of make—and at a very ¢ but examples of many we can show you—especially ble marked. With Chiffonier in pieces are price three New Pricesof Clear-Flax Linen Rugs Clear-Flax Linen Rugs are very durable: and in thei effects harmonize readily with the decorations where you may be using them—and they are reversible, too—that is another point of advantage. Prices are reduced now all through the various sizes, for example 9x12 was We quote on, and can show you only never carry damaged goods, or so-called ted to the pre- plain-color $54.50—mow $45.00 PERFECT Rugs, as we seconds.” it Seventh and il Eye Streets “; House & Herrmann Then visit Salt Lake City—hear the organ recitals in the wonderful Mormon Tabernacle and bathe in the buoyant waters of Great See in Yellowstone the legerdemain of nature presented as at no other place in the world. | Geysers, canyons, beiling springs, waterfalls, See great herds of wild deer, buffalo, bear and elk. Live in wildwood camps or luxurious, modern overlook Colorado, Salt Lake ard Yellowstone. You can - the same trip. On request we will & Mountain National Park,” “Yellowstone ‘They are free. ©) (DEnd dusty sweeping @Plck up threads as well as dirt @Clean under furniture no heavy moving Clean in corners Clean everything-all necessary al Light in weight; be easy to push or carry ents SINCE 1909 The best cleaner must do these six things Choose this 6 point way See that it has all the advantages of sweeping with 2 broom and that it corrects all the dis- advantages. This means that the best cleaner must do six things well which a broom does not do well. Keep these facts in mind when choosing your cleaner. Go to your dealer and ask for demonstration Ask him to run the Ohio Cleaner over a dirty rug. Watch how it draws out the dirt and picks up lint and threads, raising no dust. See how easily it cleans out the corners and operates under the furniture without scratch- ing or marring. Try it yourself and observe its balance and how casy it is to_put on the attachments. Lift it and note its lightness. Then you will be convinced that the Ohio Cleaner will do the right thing for you. Easily purchased,—the Ohio will prove to be a tremendous help—a real economy. The Whnited Electric Company 1308 - Sth St., N.B., Canton, Obie —X ELECTRIC CLEANER 302 s v e g e spp vt LT TG ATV AT 4 8 AR G5 YRS MDY P TR AP AR A A SOSTIIE T v BT T mes—— Zanseveam 7