Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1921, Page 12

To People Who Don’t Know business in a very short period by the quality of our work and cur reasonable prices. { |} 1921 Fora and Gear-shift Cars. | Vaquipped Vith Double Contr ! HARZE_‘YJ ng‘ilst“fi% CO. | foomr Otmpe rcom e syorrmm, 5 AMERICAN MOTOR SCHOOL 9th & O Sts. N.W, Phone N. 10-400 We have built up a wonderful LANSBURGH & BROTHER THE BARGAIN 6th Always in the Front Rank With Unusual Offerings, Beats Its Own Record Friday With 100 Children’s Gingham Dresses ‘ each Plaids and checks in attractive color cftect. \llhough sizes range up to 10 years, they are mure or less scat- tered and not afl styles in all SiZ€S ........oovveeeeennn.. J A Table Filled with Lingerie | garment f ' 80c Come early and select from muslin gowns, bloomers, en- velope chemise; also Sateen Bloomers. This is a llmel) opportunity to get a supply at little cost................ Women’s Flannelette Nightgowns each Stripes and white in regular sizes only. Cooler weather - S ts that_you get a supply of warm sleeping gar- c ments—this price confirms the idea. . ...oo.veeineenn... 4 120 Pairs Children’s Brawers pair Small sizes only, but they are very well made ; and if your little ones are in need of them, certainly this price jus les c ample purchase. Finished with neat ruffles.......... .. 100 Silk and Cloth Dresses ) choice Serge, .Tricotine and Satin, in navy and black. Sizes up }- to 42. These dresses are well made and the materials J suitable for fall and winter. Many pretty styles........ [J 15 Satin Skirts at Exactly Half Price 21 Serge Jumper Dresses, each at $2.95 Sixth Floor—Lansburgh & Brother ALL BRANDS 241b. Bag*] 20 FLOUR oo 61c TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS LOW PRICE BIG SOAP SALE Kirkman’s Soap, 4 cakes. . .... 5c Fairy Soap,acake........... ta Soap, 4 cakes....... 2 = gc &gal “"’l:il:e Napl:lsm Soap, Ivory Soap, large, a cake. . . .121/2c S5cakes ............00nn.. 29c Palmolive Soap, 3 cakes. . .... 25¢ Old Dutch Cleanser, Can, 9¢ | Bon Amij,Can .......... BUTTER oo, ™ 50c EGGS, “wi ADoz 45c Guaranteed ION A CRACKER SPECIALS ION A CORN | weann | PEAS llc | s s| 14c PRUNES % 14c | L & P Sauce, 25¢ Simpson’s Pasteurized Milk o Bottle.-12¢ POTATGOES, #% 5Lbs. 14¢ HAZOLA O 25cE 40c-| WESSON 0T =221 A visit to our stores will convince you of our exceptionally low prices on our entire line of'goods. A STORE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. GREAT ATLANTlC & PAClFlC &. pile e b s 11 Coats and Capes, each at $1.98. — i" - LS HOW TOMAKE 10 iNationaI Association’s Head Outlines Plan and Sees Great Opportunity. | By the Assoclated Press. tance to President Harding and Herbert | Hoover, Secretary of Commerce, in their j efforts to relieve the general condition | : k of unemployment and stimulate action |21 in the building industry were outlined in a bulletin sent to the presidents of | {the 385 local real estate hoards in the |y United States Ly Irvir Toledo, president of the tciation of Real Estate.Boards. This is the realtor'’s opportunity, Mr. iett's message said. building industry will provide employ- ment for hundreds of thousands,” he said. “Relief would be acute housing situation. Millions of | dollars a day pald in wages would be || jused to buy products of farm and fac- | \tory and so bring employment to men jand women in other ficlds.” In pointing out the pathway to ob- tain this result, Mr. Hiett said: “Persuade your local { establish a ‘special committee on b {ing activities." Instruc, on_ federal co-operatio; | building situation. The fand material that enter into buildi | should be brought to harmonize wit {lowered level of the building materials { that have reached a fair pri i th ilines that Hu lay \our ‘Offices. Use public !public to deposit funds in institutions | | th: e white 1ij t of pu persist in 1 stifiable prices and bri ilable to bear fo ices. Tge building ings bank officers nal capital for con at loan for building." nd loan men 'nul' to provide add; YOSEMITE, Calif., road. During t uh'\ will be copied. vhile B. Hiett of | ¢ ahi ational Asso- | gjrection to pr [ tions at the lo “Activity in the afforded to. the | afeteria’s patrons. authorities ta o s meals at the cafeteria. to survey costs of lal 0 urge the | APPOINTED CHIEF COUNSEL. | wWwilliam H. Fuller |Okla., has been appointed chief coun- |sel for the Federal Trade Commis- DBordems | fston, 1t was announced toaay. e RAGLE BRAND {new appointee is president of the | {McAlester Chamber of Commerce and | has been engaged in the general prac- |tice of law in Oklahoma since 1902. iHe had previously practi ich “”“““"[ mu—_: |of the University of Michigan. i for r eleven years. He less. perspiration —eliminates Ask at leading stores for this less, antigeptic postpaid from twelve dollars. watches, It is a seven jewel time-piece. Every “part’ made under the roofs of the great factory at Waltham. And accurately made, for accurate telling of time. Every part This is the yearinand The Waltham “Equity” costs little, but gives much. It is quickly and economically repaired. A Harmless You can use SANS without the slightest fear of injury to the skin or garment. SANS is guaranteed harm- This new remedy for excessive —is absolutely stainless —positively controls perspiration —can be applied at any time for four-ounce bottle or by mail AETNA CHEMICAL CO. ‘Worcester, Mass. ‘H. OLARKE & BONS, INO., Sales Agents, 405 W. Lombard st., Baltimore, Md. d in Ohio all bodily odors drug and department new colorless, edor- toilet necessity; 60c Twelv Dollars HIS watch is called the Waltham “Equity.” And it is positively the greatest watch value ever presented for We are speaking of not pocket clocks. of Walthem standardized quality. watch that makes the foreign maker wonder how we do it. It-is a mighty fine time- keeper. Dependable, long-lived. An ideal watch for rough service. Yet good looking and friendly, yearout. watch value that is unequalled anywhere. Ask your jeweler. He knows all about it. erhloranluabltboaklalhalballbeml “Watch™ education Sent fres upon raquul Th: Wnlfluzm Watch Company WALTHAM +«THE WORLD'S WATEH OVER TIME ‘altham, Mass. Where you see this sign they sell Waltham W atches Mdm./:h./mn Waltham air-friction quality te Time-pieces used on the world s leading cars TRAY CARRIERS_FOUND IN YOSEMITE VALLEY |Nationat Unity Council Abandons First Cafeteria -in Any National Park Solves Bafling Food * Problem. October 20.—A cateteria in thé Yosemite National| Park, miles from the big cities wh(’rc tray carriers generally are found this year apparently solved a prob- lem of furnishing food at nmilumE prices for tourists far from a rail- last five months | ' approximately 250,000 meals were CHICAGO, October 20.—Methods by |served at an average cost of about 4§ which realtors may lend great sis- ? Eearass foteria was the first ever | established in any national park, and | it has been So successful that other | ave written for details of its 1t is probable that the | v Fall of the Department of | here this summer, rrier at the cafe- he thought the in_San Francisco and| The food is sold at| of the national park | ¢ up about half the| Scores of gampers came to Yosem- ite this year, pitched their tents| along the Merced river and took their | - K Wony- | deserves the i ood which has | = been buildin | better babies : Jfor 63 years. Condensed Milk il uulmlllm|||l||m||lmmflmmnflnnflmnmmmnmnm| i Week-End Specials at the Two Service Stores T o N LUNCH KITS SANITOL WRITING PAPER , 1921, WILL CHECK ANIMOSITIES. day by former Gov. Edward F. Dunne, one of the body's backers. Instead, the council will substitute| John S. T a plan for a general committee to|dent of the government pr foster kindller feelings between all [y .. & &' classes of Americans and the elimina- LRy tion of racial and religious ani- ;‘n,l::m\(; mosities. Margaret det Its Purpose jo Fight Klan. CHICAGO, October 20.—The Na- tional Unity Council, formed to com- bat the Ku Klux Klan, has abandoned its plans for a national organization, according to a lefter sent out yester- —_— Fifty-three railway cars were re- quired to carry the furniture of the ex-kaiser to Holland. F St., Cor. IZthl— Columbia Theater 604 9th St N.W., Between Corner Fand G | Phone Phone Franklin Franklin 43128 3713 TR PRICES THAT SAVE Remedies You Know--for Less Fletcher’s Castoria (for children).......... 28c | NuxatedIron .................cooua... 79¢ Doan’s Kidney Pills. . .................... 49c Pebeco Tooth Paste...................... 39 | Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. . . .. 89c Glyco Thymoline ....................... 89c Baume Analgesique Benque............... 53c Musterole, for chest colds................ 49c -t d Gets-It, forcorns........................ 25¢ OoD. il Build Up Gude’s Pepto-Mangan. .......... . St i 93c | ppouna (I With Pape’s Diapepsin ...............coonu..... 49c Hypeptios-: 1 VINTONA Laxative Bromo Quinine.................. 23c e | ermiim 2850 | Phillipp’s Milk of Magnesia........ 2lcand 42c |t MRl changes — vin- | Carter’s Little Liver Pills................. 15¢ tona is a re- markable tonic. Vick’s Vaporub, for all cold troubles, 29¢ and 59¢ YPint Bottle $1.00 Absorbine, Jr. ................. 98c and $1.98 6 Bottles, 5 | Cod Liver Oil, pint bottle. ... ............. 39c 59¢ _1 “Keep Your Keys on File” Safety Razors and Blades Gem $1.00 Set ........ 69 | Giltette Blades, || BlJXTON KEY KASE Ever-Ready $1.00 Set..69c per dozen .. ..79¢ | Gem Blades, The most convenient Key Carrier. $1.00 Durham Duplex, 59c prkz. -..39¢ | Made of genuine leather with six $5.00 Auto Strop ....$398 Au? Strop mudflq { metal hooks for flling kevs sepa- c 500 New Type Gil- l\fl' or .........39% i rately. A very speclll value for am Duplex, LRISIEALD Soslisoveirsoompmpnnapamaen: | - nn s SRR seRmbaeees c Glllette Brownie ..... E: % . . .29¢ TOILET ARTICLES—at O’Donnell’s Better Prlces' ’ Woodbury’s Facial Soap........coc00... 19¢ Lion Brand Lilac Vegetal.............. 69¢ | 3 Cakes for 55c Mennen's Talcum -........veeceeaeenn.r e e L SO Milotion, for chapped skin. ... = Be Small, 6 cakes................... S5¢ Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo. . ...39% SRR T Hinds’ Honey and Almond Cream. .. A2 ion Brand Massage Cream............. 49c Frostilla, for chapping.................. 23c | O'D. Cucumber Cream.................. 39 Dlggett & Ramsdell’s Cold Cream, 4-oz. Mennen’s Cold Cream, tube............ 15¢ |! ................................ 45c | D, Shaving Cream, tube. ...+ ... 25 | Pond’s Vanishing Cream. ....... 25c and 49¢ 50 Cuti el Kolynos Tooth Paste ........ .. 23¢ = m tment.................. 42c | Java Rice Powder. ... ...39c | Noxema Skin Cream 35¢ and 50c Herpicide Hair Tonic.....ccc.ouunnn.... 89c | Azurea FacePowder.................. .. 89c Lion Brand Bandoline..... ...25¢ | Sweet Marie Toilet Soap, 3 cakes. . Lion Brand Brilliantine. . .. 5 ‘50c Physicians -and Surgeons’ Soap, 6 ukes .55¢ Mary Garden Face Powder. Glycerin and Rose Wa!er, 4-o0z. bottle. .. .19¢ Compact and convenient, black-leather finish luncg tl'(]lh T Z Cholce of several brands of regular ining pinc < | Toothbrush 9 fgnfi:fl: ?fi.u'n’az hvo:c:r""cnoldo ‘“d s es s c ::,;:x:;n:t; l:cl:dcd both paper and | metal :ood xc’onf!amer Keeps Pt :’m l" en :‘310' and 19" lunch fresh for T fll , this sale per box..... i nunen, trest ot 62 40 | Tooth Paste .. .21c ale Tooth Powder..lsc KNIT WASH CLOTHS | | Ll flld Sham zsc nnl;’:r?:a f{ne::xyo::n—“ Cloths, with edgis i ) qullld Antlsephc 39¢ 15¢—2 for 25¢ “Why Pay More?”’ ": Aromatic Spirfts of Am- i monia, 3-ounce bottle....... 25¢ Fluid Extract Cascara, J3- 2 5 ounce bottle .... iY C Tincture lodi bottle ... Best G " HOLLAND SOCIETY CIGARS “Safe to Carry Safe to Smoke” ounce bottle ... e 0o Best int i bottle . 35(: | Dobe! 15¢ Size bottle .. Seldlitz Powders, 25¢ | 2 for 25¢ | =] axe: 'a| 3 I.;::kve:lm Spin e 10c t Va ra d B k CAMELS—PIEDMONTS— | 3.ounce bottle .c.or.rn ... 25¢ Edmun urKe CHESTERFIELDS— -0z, Bic; pint, $119 f CIGAR | SPURS—SOVEREIGN— | Pure Gum mphor, 61.25 || X rion| LUCKY STRIKE—SWEET | "Epom Saits, per pound, $1.00 eatly extra CAPORAL 7, 20 pounds for. L ‘ 'D.’s sphate i vnluesst Pkg. of 20, 17¢ (eglervescmflm?eg pound jar 750 :’} N erck’s ugar, i 3 for 50c ponndl . oo i ites il b 49C it for Sterno Canned Heat, large lgC l’; fseis e ! 25¢ [ Carton of 200, $1.60 | size it ind 30¢ t