Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1922, Page 10

WASHINGTON, D. C, TH'URSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1922. NIIONS PAURIN | 7=z zsmmaer | |[ THE PAIN OF NEURITIS | MI[['"NS PUUR |N Schooéjfu::}ceés;:i;)ine | IS REuEVED By the Associated Press. i I A most helpful asset in f F IE . 2 Ehting | the disturbance of digestion which NORTH ANDOVER, Mass., th, A A R BANK BRlSls January S—Clergymen who ] Sshocsietent pains ofimeusisiik|oltEsoneniyALollwalithe mae ok the new TING, 5 ordinary aspirin. * The laxative T&e the automobile wan be- e L A O N ik Maboat (o more) or e ool elther a habit-forming nor a|fectys remene “ron, L1chors o " narcotic drug, it does hold great | hody ef: the waste polons thae are ]I'Axl -defeating powers. The sail- at the root of the “};”1‘: matter— eylic acid it contains quickly dis- | the real cause of the intense pal . Prescott, pastor, to dexint their attn. Merged Chicago Institutions ! tends the many tiny bl e and turn the tables on the devil. | | 3 ¥ blood vessels, ach of the Ingredients in TIN “ Were Prepared to Pay Qut | | [l gmeline, e roneest | | St hetuitt, (hahing |OLES LAXG ASTIRIN pertorms F u mi o ! nerve and free, 3 P e u% of hix thriving Sunday .“ < bringing about absolute relief. Unlimited Cash. of hiu thriving Sunday | | natural perspiration usually Rakioad o S e vhy Ao hole ek S0 Tl\l LE'S LAXO ASPIRIN, the im- « digestant contained in TIN- S e el GLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN prevents | Buthe Associnted Press. SHICAGO, January 5—When ihe | 1 boints: {Continental and Commercial :\';uion::11 out into the hixhways and hy- —It's absorbed easily — ~It relieves pain quickly —It's a gentle laxative TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN Ask Your Druggist for the “Three Point Box”® ‘Therapeutic Research Laboratories, - Washington, D. C. Ing to hix school children with- in a radiux of xeven milex. Ny Parish meeting houve, Bank and the Continental and Com-| | [va¥s every Sumday und brimi- mercial Trust and 3 checked u accounts last night, | the first full day’s business.since’ the taking over of the Fort Dearborn tional Bank and the Fort D Trust and Savings Bank, offic tonished 1o find that the tor, wax built in of the oldext ch England. e w CHEKA DOG FOREIGNERS Actwuy of Russian Secret Police | Has Not Decreased. MOSCOW, December 10.—Th ity of the Cheka, or secret police, Wighing Hou a Prosperous and .' a BHappy Netn Dear 2z not been altogether lessened by the This o s o LT R denheitaiains _|substitution of Umshlicht for Djer-, 4l Our expericnce of 30 years i very be . e the a5 $10,000,0 zinski as its chief. H ; : e policy s such 1 i ht hehmd the i In Moscow the Cheka, among many | 5 ¥ 4 i A W e TR Bylir Wyeth and Staff of Expert, Careful Dentists That Hax Been My Record for the Past 30 Years |not so mu on the part of Lahout T s “leanliness is ower proved whol % f ini work done nf thronging th z tellers, long I i a 3 = it el : A My perfect Suction Teeth Will Not Stip or | positor’ ! S i « e hol z00d “This shot. . . 2 i ead may be all-powerful, unl until arrested | 421-29 7th Streel NW 5 s Opposite Lans a will not go 1s due nd Un ree I to the fact that there are too ma ughly E: 2 Fartors 5o \\m.mémn judges and agents to whom its means Main 3 a 2 i ‘ Investigators Assert Three Unimportant Persons Are Chief Suspects. IN this half-yearly sale of The Hecht Co. and Society Brand clothes in- | BAVANA, samuary s—tnvesisation terest centers chiefly around three prices. Here they are—the big Buie, o eiaing Reles 821 three—bringing you America’s finest ready-to-put-on clothes at savings you will aRpreciate: LANSBURGH & BROTHER Balgam@thl:lom fountled, except as regards the cases of | three persons of minor importance, ac- |cording to a statement made by Secre- ary of Government Lufriu. No arrests Tmentioned by under more than a week to the effect that dis- Iretary s '.' anier s 516 suits & o’coats $2 7.50 ' it A Word to the Wise A N Alouge of rebrese Fre We feel that it is only necessary to suggest a visit ay. At the Amer- Were *45 and *50 without del: s soon as his duties per- here tomorrow if you have any idea of buying a dress. ican legation it was explained that Gen. ¢ e Crowder recently had arranged ablanket |§ | Including one of the most complete assortments of 883 't & N t 50 gt teA a0 g/00) also a few I’O_ili'ct Twills, a few Satins, Silks, Taffetas SU1tLs o’'coats = DEPUTY SHERIFF KILLED. and—;‘z‘tce l?ri.»}:s.-b]ut mostly r\2\ (s:).l"Il‘lilcxlex(lies.] : ’5~ d 360 rimming has been so effectively used that the W ere J an Shot While Returning From Hills With Seized Still. MOBILE, Ala., January 5.—Deputy {afternoon. The officer was ambus too, are varied. Hociety Brand Clothes along to help locate the still, and by also by Bd Everett, a special députy. il []* the popular pleated stvle. | draped sleeve effects ial officer and prisoner fled. plaited satin, sport wool | and so many others. —and all are of this season, which tell you all you want to know of fabrics and fashions. Sizes and styles for every one. several members of both the senate Were 35 and *40 1 circles, opposed to the present reservation on boats leaving Havana for styles are very largely fashioned by the unique and and the house of representatives under _ e ’ ad ation, were preparing a coup " 785 suits & o’coats - sersaton bogke for Mat Gen. L L] S, > on l;l(e steamer , saili 'or Key We: Key West in order to be able to depart Tricotines we have offered this vear. Yes, there are effective use of braid, embroidery and insets of con- fabrics. All at one -price. We urge you to see them. It is only a matter of which ap- peals to you most. Your choice at..... Featured for Friday Selling On the Bargain Tables, freshly covered with fresh new merchan- dise that will whet the appetite for Bargains. Beacon Bath Robes Satin trimmed v\l\h good, stout cord and tassel. 89 limited number nn\\ at this special price Half-yearly sale! Sale Men’s wool mackinaws, 358 Better than an overcoat for\the man in the open Mohawk Glove Silk é All-Wool Shirts Sleek and fine— Sweaters | youll © appreciate $2.79 E “HOW NICE AND © WARM,” HE SAYS, does the Coal Man. Werner's coal sends up such streams of heat and burns so briskly and steadily, it certainly is the coal for me. ' B.J. Werner Men who ride motor cycles, who drive X the quality at this S1i1p -oxer | Prices i sl style as pictured ¥\ _white edging fll“ coll;\lr adnd BI N curs. R e d. brown, black or oomers green. Reduced Also of the good floral designs’ that 2 79 v smack of the Ori- ¢ to quality Mohawk \{ / standard glove silk. 9 trucks, who are out in the open—all these men should be glad to get these warm wool mackinaws that give them warmth with plenty of freedom. \ Plaid and plain colors; half or full belted; deep collar. Jap Crepe Kimonos Attractively embroidered with ental flavor ....... Sizes 34 to 46 for schoolboy or man. ) Most good stores handle Manhattan shirts be- $ I .9 8 Price The Hecht Co.—Main floor, south annex.) cause the Manhattan is the best known and most (OMce phone R. R. siding Juniors’ widely sold shirt in the world. So we are not alone 912 New York Sth & U Sts. Bath Brassieres in presenting this sale; our sole claim to distine- tion lies in our fullness and freshness of stocks. Robes Trimmed with lace 39C edging or imitation filet insets. Priced only DID PAIN DISTURB | ’ s Cloth, Men S felt hats' $ l .95 Sizes and styles for every one at these half-yearly ,n?,i,:f,::n:l:;z- - ASEpturel BTG YOUR SLEEP? flcr i % | Flannelette Gowns S Broken assortments; chiefly in felts, but a few cloth idors. Well made, omen s WeweT S e s Fine 3‘:‘;‘“’; tweeds and derbies included. Find your size and style; < HE pain and torture of rheuma- with cord belt. [ e et D warm. quality L t:smmnbe quickly relieved by an (N and well made. -Regular sizes. save hll o more. menascamuwe All $2.50 Manhattan 1 65 ||| opse st || | LB, $1.98 | “6sc, $1.00, $1.39 Shirts are now at oo o sy = Always have a bottle handy and Crepe de Chine orc ting you sleep soundly. DutCh (S\N) trousers. $4"65 : $3.00 Shirts, $195 $6.00-Shirts, $3.85 R fl‘:l{:l,‘:; T;::;g:m Envelope Chemise |. Dresses Children’s $3.50 Shirts, $2.35 $7.00 Sh}rtsr $4.65 neuralgia, sciatica, lumbago and any e Rain Capes America’s best known trousers—10c a hutton, $1 a rip—« $4.00 Shirts, $2.65 $7.50 Shirts, $4.65 external ache. It is eplendid to take § smxcalisatfaualliy e teolon Guaranteod ,,,.....f,.i rubber- that’s our guarantee. Neat stripes and mixtures, in cheviots $4.50 Shirts, $2.95 $8.50 Shirts, $6.35 the pain out of tired, aching Sl styles. Priced $1 .98 o Qe et $1 29 = © $10 Shirts, $6.95 sprains and strains and lame at e was with cap to Blue with check ~ and worsteds. Waist sizes 28 to 44 and 29 to 50. $5.00 Shirts, $3.35 5 It is clean and non-skin-staining. | maten. Trimmea and plaid linings. . O Hacht 06 muls Saoraenth sunecy 3 el el For forty Sloan’s Liniment has SRR ST e with rick rack proved iteell to_thousands the world Romper‘ 2t 6 or self material. Z A 3 over. Ask your neighbor. 4 Leatherette beit. Petticoats Creepers, 1 to 3 P é’.:u"x'.'fii‘:"-"s.“q'g $1.98 - styles kiddies Good, warm flannelette, in stripes’ of blue or pink. Very serviceable just at this season. A bar- oc SN AL oo...... sae-n At all druggists—35c, 70c, CI;O. «r The Hecht Co. .+