Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1921, Page 23

8 : THE EV'ENII;TG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1921. ° HEAR ADDRESS BY PHONE. | Given Credit for Havmg Solved Irish Procm}%% WW!% %fie HUB FURN]TURE COW!% B fs"fi’f '&?‘b’u ) The HUB Says: Don’t Forget the Kiddies Christmas IS JUST around the corner---and you have only two more days in which to provide the toys that will make them happy. But make your selections as early tomorrow a8 you can. Due to the great demand lots are selling out very rapidly and we_cannot guarantee the quant:t:es to hold out indefinitely. In order to dispose of our entire Toy o8 fhelarmistice e joontinued e stock before Cfimtmas we have cut the prices down to the lowest notcll—you cannot find prices as low as accompanying production. Prices . thm anywhere n the Clty. soared and unsound m'mu(aclurlré! ¥ 9. Amateur Radio Opentm Here “Listen In” on Long-Distance Talk Amateur wireless operators of the Washington Radio Club were among the 40,000 people throughout the east Wwho heard Roger W. Babson deliver an address on “The Return to Pros- perity” from Medford Hillside, Mass., i over a wireless telephone Monday nflghl. 2 Mr. Babson could be distinctly heard in all parts of the United States east of the Mississippi river. south- and Research Corporation., = pward lurn in business v:fll 1922, Glzdemoblle Spiral Racer Whirl- mobile body vfon!.m;. 2 buying strike, We : A B C Blocks Tlackkboard Child’s Rocker Doll Swing drastic commodity years in the resulting depression.” Inflation is being eliminated from wholesale prices, which is causing retail prices to fall, and wages are the lower costs bs VISCOUNT BERKENHEAD. Strongly White "eThe dm?cau'}ul'nule? in| _Aeccording to semi-oficial advices, . snaael W hite 2 c hond" i3 eep " onliveed "plants | deviaed the paa. amder ISk SETCS: ™ ¢ AR Poudiieg Keen competition for markets nd-'n:-..o::::::m.ot Creat Bettatn, | instructive firiaimpe, with finish An amus- oo caid, which will ‘bring about e —agreat large o oloud Swinaif d - CEr e i e wn‘r‘f‘h&:f,'.‘;i ol |?vgr:ll$asnm°e“mo| aid to tots black- seat and wing for ing andip,y ngh Made of hard- ardization and lead to lower costs the favor- novelty Chair wo strongly board sur- . spindle back. mmi:. For the boy 40c¢ or girl. ¥ lower peices: -— learning —_— POSTMASTERS ARE NAMED g Nominations for Maryland, Vir- DOH Bed Pony C ircus Wagon Nest Of Bloélzs P ainting Outfit Child’s F ddi".g S pring.Wind Taxi ginia and West Virginia in List. Made of cardboard;| _Set of Water Desk and Chair Among the several hundred nomina- 85c Youimasikasena 49 w“‘;. ec:l- cardboar fi‘;"";fi""d;.d' 19 D:kch:l:: Chmrsn?flal;é Plane c 1 9c bined. Nat- 27| A large size metal tions of postmasters sent to the Senate d 1 or confirmation were the following for dircus parade every ored deco- palette al finish = . . ural finish....... spring-wind toy that $ 25 e\ will provide the 2 ite doll. toy. face. Dennison’s Seals and Tags send yourChrist Maryland. Virginia and West Virginia: Maryland—W. H. Cardiff, Solomons; John M. Reed, jr. Chesapeake City; Strong wire metal frame, with ith thi: thit pad and two pillows. dayiwi S rated sides. William C. Shearer, Manchester, and * e D i Walter H. Snyder, Sharfsb: s ftsm . No.S3 kiddies lots of fun. . Virginia—Charlés . Welch, Phoe- “Pon Cincus” _bus: James M Denton, Big Island; W el acheerful way-why saymore? Blanche DeBusk, North Holston; O. J. Borden Toms Brook; Mary F. Cun- ningham, Fort Myer; Jennie G. Phil- Mps, Gloucester: I. A. Luke, Hollandi' ;ln\-les W. ‘\‘z’mkes New \Iarket Pk h . A Di , i Lo C. Halbritter, Tunnelton H. H. Smith. Amherstdale, and William A. Rams- dell. Cered, do. . v ek M\\est C\ncrgmla—s V. Riggs, St e N arys: C. C. Henson, Edwight; Perr Ay m ! ’1hom1< Helen; James H. Lamberi, JB \?11 llvm » Hendrlc Doll Bass:.1et ‘Get-Up, Horse” Auto Racer, a | Large Cl;’na ?';za Sets | White enamel Here’s a fine set of 5 Great Game —opecia ) ‘ 35¢ & Tiny metal Autos,| Teapot, Cups, cradle Bassinet; Reins with tinkling :?la 3 u’;:::s hlt:: $ 1 20 bells attached...... race around board to gt:ucen, PSV;lgar an:‘l eam _Pitcher. Chrzstmas Comforts R AR i s Doll Furiture § .35 with coun- c iecorated set. Spg. c 3 Pieces. . ... cial ters, etc... NS %&%a%%%%&%fi%%%fi% %%%%%m&%@; Reduced! Toy M andolm . Give one of 25 D 1 9 e e ZOC)| ¥ c Pick Out the Doll Tomorrow i Ch?;:s,;m aid styles are here in l\lllu\ . Women’s hqrdwood cases Comfort Slippers JULIETTES Character Pretty Little P :’.::2; o m{:,’::‘: =) Prices start at 59c Bowling Game Made of hard- Cuban Cart and Horse Dolls Miss Hub As the horse is pulled White Enamel Doll Bed 99c $1.15 | Soft padded inner soles and | chrome leather padded outer- soles. Were selling at $1.95 sizes and colors. Reduced and $2.45. Reduced to 9%9e. from $2.00. and heels—felt bow. In all 28-ox Wool Felt Slippers, in ; across the floor the Made of wood, all colors and all sizes, with —of very fine lity felt— Pompon and silk rivbon trim | fur. trimmed, leathér soles i’gt‘h'":’,:"a"“ffe fl';,‘: 45c ;”;:aldh — ;ooblo “Fold 65: 69C —:4—9 o .| manner ........... up when not in use A beautiful Doll ' THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN "~ Dolls oty wad wood, complete | Dressed, R g s with pins and ball. HIRsH'S SHOE STORES | = Mios e tas o 59c ~ /026-/028 SEVENTH ST.NW. | N Don’t Forget Hu Sled 15-inch bisque head, sleep- Washington’s Fastest Growing Shoe House. Bet. K & L. i “Pacing B"b” Carit “::‘;:t"fah“",l,":::;i $1 High ing eyes and full- — — - and 3 9 (o steering ’;lanysre ..... 75¢ jointed body. Mahogany finish; imitation leather Order Yours NOW We’ll Have It in Your | ‘ Home for i rveed || " Christmas silk shade, socketand bedroom. Ma- | hogany pedestal || wit h decorated parchment | ‘The Waltham “10 size” No. 1015 Gentlemen's Thin Watch For Twenty-Eight Dollars Just Read these Values No.1 It 's a Waltham movement. That means the —good time-keeping, and dependa- bxllty No.2 It'sa “10Size.” That means a dressy watch. It looks it, and it is as good as it looks. « No.3 It's thin. But Waltham quality guarantees a life-long service. No.4 Gold-filled case, guaranteed for 20 years. No.5 Twenty-eight dollars! Style — accuracy — reliability, at an eye-opening price. And the name “‘Waitham"* on the dial. Ask your jcwelu to show you this Waltham Gentlemen's ““10 Size” Watch. It is a beauty. erb!oruwluabllbwkld isaliberal’* Watch™ education free upon rquat. Thc Wdflwn VakllCaupany WALTH AM THE WORLD'S WATCH OVER TIME Where you e ths g they sll W altham W atches S} and GIFI'STHATI-AST tray, € o m-| plete—and w ei g hted| and Cracker SSSSE—— 7-Pr'm Set, 19¢c === 1 1 ".M%%%%@%@%%%fi%%%@%%w%%%%