Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1922, Page 27

LI YR eNn I BT T T (B BT B T o O ] !!l'Ill“fil(l:ll'l(i"ll’ll" TSR NE NV [ - - - PRI R I S TR O ST I N THRE S SR TINS TORPRN S T T TN B VIR I i A ) e ey & " P“l&fl.fl“.".inl( W, " k L QUESTION P AGAI Sir Robert Borden Reported to Have Broached Subject of New Treaty. CREDIT—SBleCEe—LOW PRICES AT . The National Furniture Co. GOLDFISH 3 Live Goldfiish in 34-Gal. Bowl. 45c Special this week OTHER GOLDFISH OUTFITS More Fish—Larger Bowl Up to $15 T Special Dispatch to The Star. {75 OTTAWA, ' January | 7.—Sir {Robett SINGING CANARY BIRDS MODERATELY PRICED ‘Borden,Canada’s representative at] the Washington disarmament confer- . Imported (Rollers) Hartz Mountain and St.-Andrcasberg Birds, the world’s best singing birds. Come in and hear them. ence, while in the American capital :has been discussing with United States BULBS FOR INDOOR AND OUTDOOR PLANTING |/125%, %, 37, for esrl, considersiion Lillian Rub-um, Album, Anratum and Magnifican, Golden Tt L domt oguumiaturiers JOTL 1818 Banded and Spotted Varieties, each - Lily of the Valley Pips, dozen Hyacinths and Tulips, dozen. Amaryllis, red and White striped; each. $1.00 settlement of the major fisheries ques- Mutual Rights Proposed. 1. That the fishing vessels of either such porf to the high seas and the 5000 Flower fishing grounds. Baskets, Tumbler cut, spe- cial at.. 29c 3 for only $1.00 3. That the fishing vessels of either country may dispose .of their catches and purchase bait,.fce, nets, lines, coal, oll, provisions,’and all oth, - plies and outfits, in the ports ote‘;l:'l‘nzr | ale o eaters. 3..That the repairing of fishing 35100 Value =y g.l: g-:m: Kramer’s Palm Garden impléments in the ports of either |[illl .50 Palms . 5 s country be allowed to the vessels of & $10.00 Ferns. —in.the rear of our Flower the other country, ' Oll Heater $3.00.Pandanus ......... . Store. . Hot, Chocolate- and |Jif 4. That the fishing vessels of either lai Sundaes. |{country may dress, ‘salt and otherwise o | $6.00.Norfolk Island prepare their catches on board sugh As Pictured | " Pines 4 g vessels in the territorial wi AL Light Lunches Served pessataiiaitay rial waters of the Odorless and a gua:- | $2.00 Asparagus Plants... ‘We do not serve extracts in 3. t'flmt the fishing vessels of either anteed fuel sal;/er. t's | Artificial Baskets % Ofi our_sodas—we use only Pure f“_’;“n"!;mp mey gstlcphe;hfrilrnf:ewsn and s? I]nand);, to have one | and Centerpieces. . Fruits, and charge no more. the other country. moreRor ofgthesciicatersionicx. '] | 6. That the fishermen of either tra cold days. I ;?rlrlryf x{l;y sti“ their catches in the s | s of the other country, s | 75 \ I {10cal tarisr, e any. Ty, subject to) i} . | The commissioners also unanim o DEPARTMENTAL FLOWER STORES || recommenaed trade in fish: oY | 916 F Street N.W. 722 Sth St. NW. || conedien ships Denied Emcry. A fise o Week , Open Every Night in the Year Until 1z PM. (1acksrBe-%ept e Jomiion, government Al - n—— anl | | Practically all the privileges enume- L = = e !|rated above, except that when selling fish to Canadians they must pay a ’ - customs duty, if any, or secure an :nnld:r:?:“nlf ‘mqt t;w guyar will trans- I e fish in bond to ‘the U > 77 States. R On the other hand, Canadian fishing s vessels may only enter American ports for the human necessiteis. Large six-cover size. High W= ' | shelf Extra. WOMEN ASK POSITIONS | g, | 2 "IN CONSULAR SERVICE 4 d‘ 3 Easy c$3 :.7 WZ ,imz Put it where you can always find it and it will save you delay in looking up our branch stores. Here they are for future reference: 735 13th St. N.W. 3134 M St. N.W. Undersecretaryships Advocated by General Federation of Clubs at Chicago Conference. CI“ Mlill 472| "25 72‘ 5 ! g.l.:lg::'nmx positions had been ad- “I don’t want women put in the con- sulates because they are women, or because we want a hand in interna- tional affairs” Mrs. Thomas G, W. : {zer. président iof the general federas tion, sald. “We think, however, that in the office of undersecretaryships the right woman can do a great deal.” - Other resolutions adopted - aski Congress to investigate the poiitical activities of the motion picture indus- fireproof hall of records in Washington. The committee on international re- lations was empowered to support an international memorial day on May | 30 to be observed the world over. SR e e e AMOY BREACH NOT HEALED! Continued Rupture of Relations Between Chinese and British. By the Associated Press. ’ : : | PE i KING, January 6.—Relations be- . tl‘{. dlndor-ed the four-power treaty,| asked newspapers to give less space ! CLEANERS and DYERS to reports of crime, indorsed the es: | lé S_TOBIi tablishment of a national cemetery at MAIN OFFI1 .74 22 ST, NW. | Yorktown and the construction of a This Queen Anne Dining RoomSuite tween the Chinese government and A . o . oiiiin g omprises Ten Pieces in Maho, Finish Acidity . Gases Heartburn |{50edh eerlin S0 ittt < : gany Sourness Flatulence Palpitation |05l tireien: that the recall of the Exactly as Pictured Above British minister may be requested. i leasant | pertorbed, Dot a boscort i feared by H iting! erturl , 0 leare Il Instant relief! No waiting! ; Afew tablets of l:mrmlgss, p pecturbed jbutia boye CoLcHnienned by | *Pape’s Diapepsin’’ correct acidity, thus regulating digestion and |tiona are not resumed. ingsi rrective known. The Amoy incident referred to i nnkxngs,mk,upsetshmach;feelfine. Best stomach corrective TS, Amey incldent referred to in Sale price....c.eeeenn Sermisisimrelaisic sie SonEotn Pay a Little a Week at “The National.” A very distinctive Suite, including large Buffet, China Cabinet, Serving Table, Extension Table, Armchair and five Side Chairs. January Clearance ° of early last month, in which & boy- cott was declared 'by the Chinese against the English firm of Butter- fleld & Swire, at Amoy, following considerable friction in regard to the ‘British concessions there. —_— WANT NATIVE GOVERNOR. Filipinos of Davao Province Op- , pose Man Chosen by Wood. MANILA. P. I, January 6.—A pro- test against appointment by Governor Il General Wood of Col. J. F. L. Tharp of the constabulary as acting gov: | ___._—.——. ST ernor of the Province of Davao was | made at a mass meeting o 'ilipino SESEEEENERESEESEES members of the "nacionalista ‘and | democrata parties at the town of Davao, according to official advices Silver Cloth With Louis XV Heels. Silver Cloth With Baby Louis Heels. Gold Cloth With Louis XV Heels. Black Satin With Louis XV Heels. Black Satin With Baby Louis Heels. These are handturned slippers, formerly sold from $8.00 to $10.00. Specially priced at $6.75. On sale tomorrow morn- ing. s < Palals Royal—Second Floor. - : E SEY RS B received today. V)7 p mEmies i Spne e n e @ | but desired a' Filipino to succeed the - . F;l;:’pel;m governor who recently re- » The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts.. Est, 1877 === » A Lisner, Prop. [ H'me . [ s® NOTICE ||| = w)| e essaya e Ll » = “ml -::3,:«. visw of keeping eur men | ] - SHOES . - . . - Evenmg R v : - In Golden Oak or French Gray L . | ¢ . 2 ] Sllppers : Just as You See it in the Picture ] . ; It is well made of selected woods and conmsists of 75 - Specially Priced = large Dresser, Triplicate Mirror Dressing Table, Chif- ° - ; . fonier and Full Size Bed. January Clearance Sale price. . . : = $6 7 5 & Easy Credit Terms at “The Notional.” » B ; ™ ® - Include : < ] B ] » - E [ » ] MAEESEEESSEEEENESERERNERS The National Furniture Co. [© BLOOMING HYACINTH PLANTS IN PAN el ShenlEn o€ s e Haberi ; $1 s, ot it . 5 to 8 Beautiful Blooms, just what you want for reaching No shing interests. ; home beautifying in the winter months....... s s 5 I1,,lgtg’,:,,'fld::;o:i.'-':eo%“:“r::::;e:‘:: ( 1 il N inaor Piesting in sog ool 2aeot. o e aal Sootiat et “Clearance” means ‘sumething here. It spells OPPORTUNITY to save—it means me [ Smmanded e he et o s ] extreme Price-Cuts on high-grade Furniture — it means Lowest Prices of the Season se []|{Fion on the toliowin basis: * - - and the Most Liberal Credit Terms you could possibly desire. e, S e e - Another Big Clearance Ad in Today’s Post I'S| | fmported Hand- . ¢ Two-Rooms-in-One for the New Year This Golden Oak Duofold Suite Living Robm by Day—Bedroom at Night. The Suite illustrated consists of three pieces—large Duofold, Arm- $ 75 chair and Arm Rocker; imitation leather covered. Janu- e On “The National’s” Easy Credit Terms. 1224 14th St. NW. 1401 North Capitob St. " CHICAGO, Jamway 7.—Consular un- R 2300 14th St. NW. 714 H St. N. E. dersecretaryshlps for = women ~ were 3116 14th St. NW. 1530 Pa. Ave. S. E. oral - Federation of Woment® Cioma 2149 Pa. Ave. NW. 105 11th St. S. E, tnos herer The boarg e e onter- 740 12th St. N.W. st i A haseswill by GUARANTEED QUALITY AT | Just Lske Illustration An Extraordinary Value! (4 [d Ld . This Living Room Suite - tAhsin;h?;‘;nt:l: g‘:np;it{ie‘:inguls{to::: $1 9.75 January Clearance Sale price Easy Credit Terms at “The Natianal." Start the New Year With One of These - Kitchen . Cabinets The one sketched has all the' labor - saving devices and rlenty of drawer and cup- Uosrd space. A big bargain at $27.75 Pay a Little Each® Weck on' “The ‘National's” Club Plan FREE! Stool Free With Every Kitchen Cabinet. Like picture, of rich, polish- ed Golden Oak, with bent glass ends. January Clearance price. $21.75 Easy Credit Terms at “The National”