Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1921, Page 22

22 3 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1921. ° !DEDICATE NEW FIRE ENGINE HOUSE AT assisted’ by Walter Upfold. Anocther |ant chief; I C. Fisk, fire marshal; Joe |legal adviser, and J. W. Kidweli, E. feature of the occaslon was the music 1 ward: Charles | &. Sperry and L C. Fisk, trustees. BALIISTON rendered by the Ballston Band. 2 ward; George —_— An appeal for funds to purchase ward; Her- - materials needed to finish the build- Among some of the tribes in the rctic regions a man who wishel a Garrett J. Fitzgerald, |divorce leaves home in anger and ary; Charles Loudon, |does not return for several days. The R .| wife takes the hint and deprirts. J ing netted the department $763 In cash and pledges. don, sccret; Officers of the department are: 1. J. | assistant s o o o st Children Cry For PRt Contents 15Flid Dracd p ‘ALGOHOLP‘S PER Gf;;-' 8 \Vesetablc Preparationfors-| RN sf‘mnefifmmmww‘:} SSRGS aeanai s e 2B tingthe Stomacksand Bovels U2 . 1o CHILDREN Special Care of Baby. g e oY That Baby should have a bed of its own all are agreed. Yet it AN Thereby Promoting Dit 18 more reasonable for an infant to sleep with grown-ups than to use i fl?&fgl";?f::‘“{fim‘: a man’s medicine in an attempt to regulate the delicate organism of E. J. Plarr, chief of the volunteer fire at_exercises yesterdny afternoon. Among mpany, laying corner stone owe who took part in the| ceremonies were Representative ore of Virginia, Representative Lowrey §) D & v 7i6] that same infant. Either practice is to be shunned. Neither would NARGO of i’V:'u;:nnllp..l. Fronk Ball, commonwealth's attorney; E. Wayde Ball, Maj. | Mineral. NoT NARC! be tolerated by specialists in children’s o . Ewing an nrr; . Green. {f - by T MECI- = cd Vil e CHDESANUELPTER | Your Physician will tell you that Baby’s medicine must be strumental In bringing the depart-| ’&W“'.,,,.., prepared with even greater care than Baby’s food. Sl e oo i § by improper N you for a moment, then, of giving 1onth o e mriace or Come ol B A to your ailing child anything but a medicine especially prepared e Tiimr # for Infants and Ckildren ? Don’t be deceived. T . [ Make a mental note of thisi—It is important, Mothers, that [;F Ahelvf‘-‘m““f)é’ b;w you should remember that to function well, the digestive organs of 41 munity spirit and co-operation, tell- ing several interesting stories of “back home” happenings which re- sulted in the adoption of these two essentlals necessary to the growth of any community. Words of praise werc also given the citizens responsible for the crec- New Home of Departmentluun of the new home by Mr. Ball | He, too, remembered the old days, he | e arrhoea. “"“sf,"}i"‘,fii'z?hfies's and § your Baby must receive special care. No Baby is so abnormal that an the desired results may be had from the use of medicines primarily i prepared for grown-ups. * MOTHERS SHOULD READ THE BOOKLET THAT 18 AROUND EVERY BOTTLE OF FLETCHER'S CASTORIA “Thi Look So Diff Here” Scene of Impressive ”1':!5.‘{‘,““; é’;lud“’l:;'" ings Look So Different Here SR, s Tl T ceNuinNe CASTORIA ALways Short addresses w Bears the Signature of s = : Al : " % BALLSTON, Va. November 1—An|ponaldson. fire o Sighed a_good-looking young lady as she selected an ex- tnpresalve oremicny: hére Bunday isis oot tece. daé 1 quisite little mahogany console table. “Tell me why marked the laying of the corner stone | I MeC ';:,‘,',fj‘;l,‘,‘,’ m; is i 2 e -] : 3 . of the new home of the Ballston |, Fected “thar: is it that wgndont, see such good-looking things in S olntose Moo dofartaihe. The ate tulated” the other stores?’—It’s an open secret, so we might as tendance, which included practically 4 well tell you what we told her. tie entire population of the town, A men, women and children, and many |§ visitors from other parts of the county and elsewhere, taxed the capacity of TME CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY It’s not mere good luck, dear lady, it’s because that we, too, have the same problem as you, that we select for the new building, which, while noc vour approval only pieces that are in good taste, R S Dl e ke el 5 verflowed away int othe street. beautiful and above all good. And Lifetime Furni- Several months ago, & small group ‘ ture 1s good furniture, too. of men, with nothing more than a beeral F R E E 4 firm resolve and determination to s HAVE IT CHiRGED IF YOU wigy ™ Tl ARG 12 NINTH STREET ceed, put the wheels in motion to p Ii it’s anything at all in furniture }'ofl need you'll surely find Yilo:a Home for the 1 Credit Terms it here, just like the voung lady did—and just as reasonable, too. With Every Purchase of $150 or More A 26-piece set of Beautiful. Heavy, Fully Guaranteed Table Silver, absolutely free. as above. Your choice of “Betsy Ross” or “Rosemary” designs. A guarantee bond with every set. 0 To suit your income and ing y practicall houschold in the | community. One thing which makes the citizens| i doubly proud of their undertaking is P the fact that not a cent has been paid 7 Seventh Street a y er 0. Between D 8 E |3 Bt s it v Gt o Wi, Tene monthly, as you prefer. work on the structure having been done by the mechanics of the town rr\::nc::‘l;ivw::t;r ‘l'!lclr regular work of F ) T R E V L E S = Progress of Work. et A [LIEE TINE] R . |12 ofion” e "ot dsn s U R N I U .[ &. U brick constructi with a roof of red convenience, weekly or ZURNITUP: fireproof shingling, is completed and it is expected the work on the in- terlor, wh includes a - concrete flooring and plastering, will be com- pleted in the next month or so. Preceding the laying of the corner- . Lowry e ——————————————— stone _interesting _ addre: made by Maj. E. W. R. Ballston, Representative B, of the second congressio: Lady’s Desk Colonial design, with drawer, pa a jo of the time when the nothing but 2n old broken tin bucket to fight fires. He paid a ibute to_the persons in- $5— For -oz.Jar Also n 15¢ and NEW YORK il _ and Return This Four-Piece Sheraton Bedroom Suite "SUNDAY, _ As pictured. Isdeveloped from American walnut or brown mahogany. It comprises a large Dresser, $ .50 Chifforette, Square-end Bed and Three-wing Dress- ing Table. Specially priced at...cccceeceecccavecas . NOVEMBER 6 Similar Excursion Dec. 4 Lv. Washington AL Arrive in New York in Early Morning RETURNING: Leave New York from C. R, R. of N. J. Terminals, West 23d SS:Q‘::Y {uptown) §:47 ThiS Cretonne COVel'ed A Couch Can be quickly converted into a full size bed. Cretonne covered, with valance all around. L '~ Tve Ever Tasted il Grand-dad is so dog-gone perticler about what goes into his stomach that it’s mighty unusual for him to go into raptures in praise of a food. But just put a jar of Dr. Schindler’s Peanut Butter in front of him and watch him smile! See him dig into it with all the eagerness of a half- starved youngster! And there won’t be much left of it when he reluctantly replaces the top to the glass! ; For old folks and young folks Dr. Schindler’s is just the thing they need to put the spurs on lagging appetites. It’s healthful and nourishing, too, and delightfully easy to digest. Insist on Dr. Schindler’s. Made by ) VEGETARIAN FOOD AND NUT CO,, ‘Washington, D. C, S CONSULT TICKET AGENTS Baltimore & Ohio Simmons Walnut-fin- Simmons White Simmons Continuous ish Metal Bed, as fz:":'ilnie:v“" abo;«‘e: Post Brass Bed, as above, full size. Very strong and aikr:gtsivse: sketched above; heavy special at Special, fillers. Very special at $22.50 $16.75 $45.50 rarely stop eczema The most wonderful thi sbout Poslam is how lildc":)% itis mnu%l; to_heal. g cbmrwil dee oy 3 _ This New Divan Fiber Suite tion that has been an itchin, ¢ L k i f | Exactly as shown, is unusual in design and extremely attractive. The large Divan, Armchair and Rocker are finished in the vari-colored Mogul effect. Mar- shall cushion spring seats insure comfort. The price is as attractive as the suite, at only— REN romp around and fh , and become overheated. Cold o results. Have Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey on hand fin&nw:‘:;-l. Ttloossns THARGED IF YOU wisy JULIUS LANSBURG] 51";’;'-!2“ f;%'s‘l‘ :