Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1921, Page 26

from today - Mothers: 20 Years W!LL your daughter’s feet befree from discomfort twenty years from now? ‘Will they be healthy, normal feet, or will they be disfigured by narrow toed shoes? ‘Tocay the bones of her feet are plas- tic and easily distorted. Disfigurement will be caused by the wrong shoes. Her future comfort depends on getting the right shoes now. The correct shees for growing girls are “Educators”. They “let the feet grow as they should”. - ¢ Get her a pair today. Keep her always in “Educators” made by Rice & Hutchins the famous Bostca shoe makers and she will never know what foot troubles mean. RICE & HUTCHINS DUCATOR REG.US.PAT. OFE SHOE® FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CH_!LDREN Unless stamped like thisitis not an Educator. \ Growing Girl's Russia or Black Kid. BERBERICH’S 1116-1122 Seventh Street CAR 1 AUSTRALIAN JAMS 8LB. 5-0Z. CANS OF QUINCE, PEACH AND FINE PLUM CAR 3 - FINEST TEAS 15 Vo-lb. Packages to be sold at, package. . . . In Glass HONEY Jars 5 LBS. CHILIAN BLEND 5 LBS. CUBAN BLEND $1.21 813 Penna. A e. JUST .RECEIVED 4 CARLOADS ~ OF U. S. SURPLUS PROPERTY QUINCE, No. 21/, CANS APRICOTS CANNED MEATS 2 LBS. ROAST BEEF, 30c 1 LB. CORNED BEEF, 25¢ 1Lb. Corned Beef Hash, 20c 1-LB. CAN BAKED OTHER SPECIALS! Wool Blouses at 95c, Cotton Blouses at 69c, Unionalls at £2.25, O. D. Blankets at $3.95, Reclaimed Blankets at Rubber-lined Raincoats at $3.95, Comforts at and thousands of other items too. numerous t. $225 and $2.95, Wool - AUSTRALIAN JAMS 2LB. CANS OF- ) AND LEMON j No. 2% CANS CHERRIES Only Limited Quantity of each! Supply is limited 75¢, Huck Towels at $1.50 d 0. mention—now on sale. Seminay ASH CANS WELL, WELL, 1§ \T ASA'T LTTLE cics=Rs MUTT! Poaw's < OF AR MEETING Miles. o' Se Goso, SEEL THeRA 1S 100 MucH SYSUEM IV TS SIHeaL 'lAUl]S PUBLICAID | WHAT D'YE- MeAN, o MUK SYstem?, Busivsss. WELL, JUsT BezAuse X SNICRERGH A LITTLE YESTERDAY THe MONITOR WRAED AND WHAY DID ™g TEACHER »o? "Me TCATHER) TURN<O a3 orEx B e PRINCAPAZ, should bear in mind that you are per- forming a public service,” Mr. Miles stated. “The State Department al- ready has received tender cf serviges {trom many organizations, and I am confident that there will be a_cor- dial response from all interests.” George Y. Worthington, who pre- sided, appealed to the members of the board to give their earnesd efforts to help house the delegatees and others who will come here, “80 that the world may know that Washington isg whole- souled host, and not a profiteer.” High Compliment. “Just act as citizens,” Mr. Worthing- ton added. He said that it was a high compliment paid by the State Depart- ment to thq Washington Recal Estate Board that the former had asked iles, special assistant to the | ary of state, praised the | gates to the forthcoming conference | bi-monthly luncheon of the Washing- ton Real Estate Board at the Hotel La Fayette yesterday. Conferonces between the State and the realtors, Mr. Miles in “a cordial re- partment {said, have resulted sponse to a communit do not believe equaled in any other city in the world.” Important te Washington. The conference is a matter of con- cern to Washington itself, its business men and_inhabitants generally, Mr. Miles s ference are ndt guests of the United States government. The delegates will draw their impressions of the United States largely from the treat- ment they receive here from shop- keepers, hotels, real estate’agents and others, he continued. “I want to emphasize that in your relations with these delegates you CAR 2 | MELON | 25¢ Each 119¢ Each CAR 4 Buy Now As BEANS 6:_ Moleskin Coats at $1250, Perf. > Underwear at and 75¢ g-rme:if Bags at 29c— 05 At Any of De- | call which 1| d. The delegates to the con-; WASHINGTON SALVAG e dhdas 933 5th St NW. '134sUStfiN-W; Nights Ui riied - |3052MSENW. 303-510thStN.W. | o 6o, 1109} H St. NE. S s - (FIVE STORES) 5 Our Stores Extra Hoavy, Corrugated, Galvanized—With Tops - X saso is their actual worth and-$5 is the Jowest price asked for them at sales, . s : “Uricle Sam” soid them to us, - The tops/and-bottoms are refnforced with heavy iron bands to mfke denting’ impossible. E CO. the assistance of the latter.in efforts to house the delegates. H. L. Rust, president of the board, spoke in simi- ion being given the Slhleil;\r vein. | Department by real estate and other | business men of Washington in ef-iinformed of the exact number Qf dele- | forts to hcspitably receive the dele- | gates coming to the conferende, but Mr. Miles, upon being questioned, said that the State Department is not estimated informally between 300 and 400 delegates, and then there would orf the limitation of armaments at the { e foreign newspaper correspondents |and others. —_— Like the cricket, the grasshopper has ears just below its knees. | { { G653— H “Junior” i Women’s Extra, Quality Tan | 2 Russian Calf; new * wing tip; brogue ef- fect; welted soles. H Sizes 2% to 7 Ml AA to D...... $8.50 Child’s, 8% to 11; ! Fuller toe ..... $5.75 ; Misses’, 1114 G426— Child’s Patent Colt; Mat Calf Top; full toe; spring heel ; i+ Goodyear welt. Also black or tan calf. 814 to 11 A to \ X f Big Girls’, narrow or full toe lasts; 2% to 7..$6.45 and $6.95 “Junior” Men’s Extra Quality Tony Red; boarded calf; modified English last; perforated tip. Full-weight soles and. leather heels, with rubber taps. 1 to6AtoD....$5.45 Small Boys’ SizeS viee o . . $5.00 *Schoolproof” Stockings . , . d -compan. tons for *Gro.Nups Shoes. Good look« ing and substantial. 25¢ to 65c< MISS WASHINGTON FIRST IN U. S. BEAUTY CONTEST A A} Two Prizes Won at Atlantic City Pnge}nt,hy Miss Margaret Gorman of This City. By the AsRoclated Press. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., September 9.—Miss Maragret Gorman of Wash- ington, D. C., was acclaimed the most beautiful girl in the United States by more than 2,000 persons, who as- sembled on the steel pier last night to decide by popular applause the winner of the Golden Mermaid, the five-thousand-dollar trophy awarded in"connection with Atlantic City’s fall pageant. Second in popular favor was™ Miss Maizie Saunders, Atlantic City. The trophy was presented to Miss Gorman by Thomas P. Endicott, director general of the carnival. Miss Gorman also captured first prize in the beauty contest in the bathers' revue, and tied for first honors in thg intercity beauty contest with Miss ‘Virginia Lee, New York, who was classed as a professional by the judges. Both were awarded - \ Our 9th St. and Pa. Ave Stores Again Open Saturday Evenings ! “Gro-Nups” . . Back -,.fo-School Shoes ! Back-to-Normal Prices G503— Misses” Tan Calf Full Toe Boot; strictly solid soles and heels. Spe- cial value. Sizes 11%5 to2BtoD....$4.45 Child’s, 8%% to 11 ..$3.95 Big Girls’, 24 06 . G502— Misses” 5 5 Tan High Cut ‘Laced; full toe; low perforated tip; low heel; extra weight soles. 11 to 2 c.-..$325 | ; Child’s, spring heel. 8% toll, $2.95 Boys’ Munson Last Army Shoe; genuine elk leather; choco- late color; extra: weight soles, with rubber heels. Wide bellows -tongue to # jon. 1to2B- keep out dampness, glmicton lltl:)ZBto’D,ss.% toD....... ...$5.00 Big-Boys’ Big Boys’ SIZES iveeen. . . $4.45 prizes. The second prize for amateurs in the intercity contest went to Miss | Catheron Gearon, Jersey. Miss Nellic Orr, Philadelphia, won second peize in the bathers' revue, in which more than 500 girls com- peted. Miss Gearon was third; Miss Thelma Mathew, Pittsburgh, fourth; Miss Margaret Bales, Newark, fifth, and Miss Hazel Harris, Ocean City, sixth. The pageant closed last night. CIVIC CONVENTION DATE. Seventeenth Annual Meeting Will Be Held in Chicago. The seventeenth annual convention of the American Civic Association will be held in Chicago from November 13 to 17, inclusive, it was announced today at the headquarters of the organization in the Union Trust building. The sessions will be planned to voice the spirit of the civic revival. Special emphasis will be laid on civic Tesponsibility and the most effective means of securing popular sup- port for needed civic improvements, Officers of the association are: J. Horace McFarland of Harrisburg, Pa., president; Arnold #runner, Dr. Albert Shaw of New York, George B. Dealey of G646— “Junior” Women’s Extra Quality Tan Russia Calf Boot. Modified toe. 2% to 7 AAA to pss.so Child’s, 8% to 11 .... . Misses’, 1134 $5.75 to G337— Child's * Dark Brown Lotus Calf Laced Boot; Good- year welt; medium- weight sole ; and spe- cially priced. 6 to 8 B toD......$295 8% to 11......’33.95 11% to 2......$445 2% t0 6.......$5.45 Little . Boys’ Brown Elk Bluchers; unlined: foot-form last; brass eyelets and hooks; low rubber heels; extra sturdy con- SIZ€S. eeoenee (Coparight, 1921, by H. C. Fisher. Trade mark registered U. 8. Pat. OfT.) AMD THE PRINZISAL BNE A FPUIEY eLD GZER, e [ “CIRMED ME puER D Poll representing South | g { was wrar |‘ mit, cacefy = '~ Dallas, Tex.; J. C. Nichols of Kansas City, John Nolen of Cambridge, Mass., and 'J. Lockie Wilson of Toronto, vice presidents; Harleans James of Washing- ton, D. C., sécretary, and Frank A. Van- deriip of New York. treasurer. ! COCKROACHES CAN EASILY BE KILLED Call, write or phone for free esti- mate of cost. 1 PLUMBING ‘We are prepared to take care of any work of this kind. BY USING THE GENUINB Stearns’ Electric Paste Ready for use. Better than powders. Directions in 15 languages in every box. SURE DEATH to Waterbugs, Ants, Bats and _Mice, the greatest known destroyers of food ‘Property, and carriers of germs. Scand#L5. Money back if it fails. U.8. Government buys it. W. H. Gottlieh, H. E. Huntsberry, Pres. Vios Pres. 917 H St. N.W. Phone 4886, - KELLY PRINGF TIRES E have seldom indulged in superlatives. Kelly quality has been so well established that it hasn’t been necessary. Today. Kellys are better than ever, but their price has been materially lowered. Exhaustion of war-priced material and economies made pos- sible in the new Cumberland Plant have brought down costs and this saving is being passed along to , the user. Now you can buy Kellys for the same prices you will have to pay for other tires that have always sold for less. , Kelly Cords are made in two types: the Kant-Slip Tread which offers a resis- tance to wet, slippery streets that makes skidding next toimpossible, and the sturdy Block and Button Tread. Both are long mileage tires and sell for the same price. - Chesley & Harveycutter ' /918 14th Street N.W. Hot Water or Vapor Is Best Biggs Heating Co.