Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1922, Page 19

EDMONSTON'S Home of the Original FOOT, FORM Boots and Oxfords for! Men, Women and Children, “Quality Is Important” “Fit Is Imperative” Corrective “Foot Forms” That Combine Comfort, Correction and Good Style The Instep Brace Foot Form It affords such a grate- 0 A ful relief from those pains occasioned by Fallen Arch, Flat Foot, Weak Ankle * matism. 3 A Suenhfxcally ‘ designed last is made for the shoe [ Steel Instep Brace ' / under the arch. It holds the foot naturally—the toes have ample room for their function, the ankie fits like a stocking. By bring- tends to banish the foot ailment entirely. Invaluable for so many sufferers from Foot Troubles. “Foot Form” Next to ridding one’s self of a Bunion entirely 1s making it less conspicuous. The Bunion last Foot Form does this. It allows ample mits the toes to spread as they should. Fitted by our Expert Shoe Fit- ters, they dress the foot as smartly and so-called Foot Rheu- and contains a ing the Foot back to Nature, it not only relieves but “Bunion LastV room over the sore joint and per- as most could wish. Exclusive Distributers EDMONSTON & CO. (Incorporated) 1334 F Street Andrew Betz, Manager Advisers and Autherities on All Foot Troubles ~ What do YOU know about the Treaty now under discussion in the U. S. Senate? DO YOU KNOW where the Island of Yap is? DO YOU KNOW what ships are to be scrapped under the 5—5—3 agreement? DO YOU KNOW how'the recent Conference in, W-shmston affected our uncreeu in the Pacific? These and wnfldesa other similar questions are answered in the Boston Ti'anscript’s Review 2 ONFERENCE ON OF ARMAMENT OF THE" LIMITATIO] which contains a complete account of the Conference from beginning to end, and includes all the official documents, the more important speeches, committee reports, illus- trations and a wealth of relevant matter. emir—— The review is published in five parts in pamphlet form or in collected book form The price of the pamphlets is = 10 Cents Per Part—15 Cents by Mail The price of the bound volume, containing all five parts, is 9| $1.00 Per Copy—$1.15 by Mail . - BOSTON TRANSCRIPT CO,, 324 Washington St., Boston Take Care of Your Cold - Guard against: Crippe, “Flu”’ and Pneumonia—Rub Musteroie : o Throat, Cheat and Back 1 | 24 i yet announced ‘its attitude. |any one wish to -oppose it?* Grippe, Influenza and treacherous Pneumonia all siart with a cold; so guard against these dangers before your cald gets deeply, seated. At the first signs of a cold (which is just congestion) bring your circulatio back to normal by rubbing Musterole on your throat, chest and back. Musterole is a couster-irritant which warms up the body quickly and sets the blood surging through the congested parts. , Remember the “good old-fashioned mustard plaster that was grandmother’s standby ? -Musterole has all of the good qualities of that messy old mustard plaster without the sting and blister. Made of pure oil of mustard, camphor, menthol and other simple ingredients, it penetrates the pores and goes stmght to the seat of trouble. During the “Flu” epidemic several years ago, Musterole was used in og Army training camps and the Y. M. A. War Board sent thousands of jars to our soldiers in France, Il you are feverish, if you ache all over; rub on good old Musterole, take a hot bath, drink plenty of: hot water and go to bed and call your. doctor. Kecp good apd warm and see that there is plenty of fresh air in your-room. Musterole has been used for years and is recommended by doctors for Sore Throat, Pleurisy, Headache, Neuralgia, Croup, Lumbago, Grippe, “Flu” ‘and Pneumcnia. Apply the healing ointment with your finger tips, rubbing jt gently into the affected pavts. First you, will experience a warm, tingling glow, then a refreshing, cobling sensation. Thou- sands of families keep Musterole always ofi their bath#oom shelf ready for colds and*other emergencics. All druggists; 35¢c and 65c; jars and rul:e& Hosljtal size, $3.00. E of Italy, to Prince Nicholas, son of King Ferdinand 6f Ru- is life and llld he had gafned twen- ty-five pounds since he went to priso Ponsl was nattily attired in a striped suit, pearl-colored spats a noft gray hat when he l'mr!‘ h court to testify in equity suits. Tewtl- mony showed that he had received $9,582,598 from a confiding publie. EXILED MONARCH LOOKS TO MARCH 15 MEETING Ministries of Created States in Aus- tris~Hungary to Discuss His Future Support. By the Assoclated Press. PARIS, March 6.—The fimnelal stand- ing of former Emperor Charles of Aus- tria-Hungary in future wars looks ex- tremely dark as the ministries of the states created out of his old empire are making arrangements for a meeting in Paris March 16 to discuss just what they are ready to contribute toward the upkeep of the ex-monarch in his exile on the Island of Madeira. It is understood taat Italy is the only country which is considering favorably the proposition of assessments to meet his expenses, while Rumania has not and Ozechoslovakia are understodd to be opposed to contributing anything to- ward his expenses. Great Britain and France, at the last meeting of the council of ambassadors, declded they would not contribute to Charles’ upkeep and suggested that the countries most interested, namely, the Austrian succession states, get together and provide an amount annually to meet his household expenses. Great Britain and France, in making this sug- gestion, argued that it was at the re- uest of h-rles' the succession states that last attempt to regain the Hungarian throne was thwarted and that, therefore, they are morally re- sponsibie for his expenses. France and Great Britain decided they considered 250,000 francs & reasonable annual al- lowance. CHURCH ATTENDANCE BILL FRIENDLESS IN BAY STATE Compulsory Measure Had No Friends in Committee ¥ Yesterday. BOSTON, March 7.—A bilk to make church attendance compulsory had a friendless fifteen minutes before the legislative committee on “legal -affairs| yesterday. Frank P. Bennett, former state ser- ator who filed the bill, was ill and could not appear. es any cne wish to speak in favor of this hfll“' asked Senator Silas D. Reed of Taw (on, chairman of the com- mittee. There was no answer. “Does ‘There x‘ll no lnlwer again. The hearing was eclared close It was nouned -a moment later, however, when the Rev. pastor of a Presbyterian church here saild he sympathized with- the proposal J. M. Foster, that all should attend church on Sun- day, but thought church and state should not_interfere with each other. PRINCESS YOLANDO MAY WED RUMANIAN PRINCE Unconfirmed Report in London Is That Negotiations Are Now Pending at Rome. By the Assocfated Press. LONDON, March 6.—From a reliable scurce it is learned that negotiations are pending for- the marriage of Princess Yolando, eldest daughter of King Victor mania, says an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Rome today. ‘The report is as yet unconfirmed. ‘Late last December a Brussels di- patch carried reports of Princess Yo- Iando’s engagement to the Duke of Bra- bant, eldest son of King Albert of Bel- glum. Ignorance of the engmgement, however, was professed in royal circles. —_— INDIAN CHIEF MARRIES. NEW YORK March 7.—Red Wing, who chlml to be chief of the Ojibway Indlan trlbe at Chippewa Hills, Kan., was married yesterday to Marion Stehlik, a native of Bohemia. The chief described himself as a “scien- with ‘while tific. and artistic manufacturer,” headquarters: in - 37th street, his bride said she 'was a designer. Slip Cov\ers to Order %0 Dainh:ld Farniture .k M‘ ' bigh-olass wor Retson- "hhl'l. t materials. e M cDEVlTT 1003 9th St. n.. 3!!1 Sure Wayv To Get Rid Off Dandruff There is one sure way that never fails to rémove dandruff completely stroys it entirely. To do this, just get about four’ ounces of plain, or- d].llll‘y liquid arvon, apply it at night ‘when retiring. use enough to mol-l.an the scalp and rub it in ‘enly with the finger tips. By morning most, if not all, of your . dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will complete- ly disselve and entirely destroy eyery single sign and trace of it, no matter how muca dandruff you may have. lustrous, look and !.e’d a hundred You can l’e&tllqllld arvon at nny Jugoslavia || drug store. four oundes is all you will need. :m. -Imm rm-dy never been kngwn Store Hours, Daily 9:15 a.m. to 6 y.m»‘ ~—Sale of Rose Bushes contin- 35¢ Orlhrfl.fl. Women’s Chamoisette GLOVES $1.00, $1.25, $1.89 a Pair —At $1.00—Two-Clasp Washable Chamoisette Gloves, with spear- point self-stitched backs; Boul- ton cut thumbs, in white, mastic, covert and sand shades. —At $125—16-Button-Length Kayser Washable Chamoisette Gloves, with spearpoint self- stitched backs. In white, mastic and covert shades. . —At $1.89—16- Button-Length Kayser Washable Chamoisette Gloves, PK. ‘sewn, spearpoint self-stitghed backs. In white, pongee and mastic shades. Kann’s—Street Floor. The New Canton ag The Lalell in Smart Handbags —These are particularly fa- vored by women for Spring use and go with the sport cos- tume very nicely. —Made of crushed imported In- dia leather, with shell handle to match color of bag. Lined with moire silk and has inside purse. —Colors include black, brown, navy, purple, gray, tan and red. —Choice of two sizes. At— $2.95 and $3.95 Kann's—Street Floor. Have You Seen the Exquisite New Voiles, Tissues and Ginghams? —We thought they were love- ly last year and the year be- fore, but this year's designs, weaves and colors surpass those of former years. Here are three popular numbers se- lected for Wednesday's sell- ing: —36-in. Fast Color Woven Tissues, in assorted size checks and stripes, of pink, blue, lav- ender and hlack A soc yard —32-in Fast Colnr Dress Ging- hams, in all size checks, and a wonderful range of colors, in designs especially desirable for children’s dresses. 28 A yard...... S see s, C —Printed Voiles, in new_de- signs and lovely colors. Par- tl:ularly favored are the dark ounds , with neat figures. Fese dre 38 inches wide, and are T 3 8C yard Kann’s—Street Floor. z‘Dyanshine” What Is Dyanshine? It is a combination shoe dye , and polish; a/ leather preserver and a restorer of color to old shoes. —Your new shoes will retain their bright appearance and give extended service, if you use Dyanshine. . priced, ) —Yaur old shoes can have their color renewed—or be dyed—if you apply Dyanshine. "It will cover scuffed and scarred places and keep them in good condition: —Dyanshine may be, obtamed in shades of cordevan, brown, nut _brown, light tan, black and there are also special preparations for. ';lute kid and canvas and suede shoes. —Special Demonstration of Dyanshine given by an expert from the factory. —Come in and let him uphin Dyanshine’s merits. ° Kann’s—Notion S!ou—st\reee Floor. free of charge. ing Spring Chapeau. from, which include— “Turbans Tricornes Sailors ° Mushrooms’ hagen, bark, gray and black. hemps, liseres, etc. Kann’s—Second Floor. —Thus giving you somethmg that is distinctively and individually your own in the way of a charm- —There are many very smart shapes to select —The color list is a very full one, in such attrac- tive shades as lip-stick red, brown, navy, copen- —The straws are Italian Milan, China piping, The Price Range Is From $1.95 to $8.95 “THE BUSY CORNER” . When You Select Your - - Untrimmed Hat Here —And choose yobr trimmings from oir Millinery Store also, we will trim the Iut for you Irregular shapes Side droops HE S. KANN SONS COMPANY Penna. Ave., 8th and D Streets Moderately Priced Smart Spring Smts At $39.75 and $49.75 " —The models at these two prices we consider exceptional values indeed. There are both misses’ and women’s sizes to select from; also models for the stout figure. —Plain Tajlored Styles —Attractively Embroidered Models ~—Braid-Trimmed Suits . . —Some are made with belts, others without, and many show the new bell sleeve. —The colors are navy, black, and tan and the materials are twill cords and tricotifes. —In the better line are mclnded some sample suits of excellent materials, in beau- tifully tailored -models; only one of a kind, and not all sizes in all styles. Wool Collegiate Cloth Blouses Unusually Smart In Styleat....... —These have the detachable linen collar and cuffs, finished with filet edge, and The colors include &ray, jade green, Gotham, mahogany tig makes the blouse girdle of self material. brown, tan and navy. The $izes are from —Fiber' Silk Overblouses, with shirred girdle. At to 4. fit very neatly about the waist. Kann’s—Second Floor. “The Everedy Pencil” Made of. surling silver, in'two sizes. Long shape for vest pocket, with clip; short style with ring for women’s soutoir. In-engraved designs. We also have thu pencil in gold-plated effect. At $1.00 Kann's Jewelry Store-—Street Floor. A New Burson Silk .Sport Hose —Women's Smart Hose, made with widened leg, narrowed ankle, shaped foot. In drop stitch ef- fect; choice of brown heather, black and gray. $2.19 Kann’s—Street Floor. Dr. Scholl’s Foot Eazer —Nine out of every ter persons. have some form of foot trouble. If you are one of the nine then you should . Visit Our Foot Comfort Department und learn-how thousands of peo- ple suffering with foot troubles hive benefited through the use of Dr. Séholl's Foot Comifort Ap- pliances.’ —Expert™ Demonnntof of Dr. Scholl's Foot' Comfort : Appli- ances, will be with- us until March 11. - —Coine in and have ‘your feet examined free of charge. It is not- necessary to remm hose. Kann's—Fourth Flpor.‘ $2.99 $5.95 * —A blouse that is becommg to almost any type oi’ figure. The shirred belt being on elas- These are finished with flat round collar and turn-back cuffs of plain mercerized jersey. The collars are tan, mahogany, s. Gotham, marabella, orchid, canna, carmen, navy and black; all sizes. the four styles shown here, made up in any pattern desired for any size window or door. The Price for the Cutting and Sewing, a Set, 50¢ The Usual Price for This Work Would Be From $1.50 to $5.00 .—There is one proviso—the materials must. be purdlased here tomorrow. Choose from the following lots: —Terry Cretonnes and Dra- pery Silks and Heavy-weight in attractive designs and colors. A yard —Other High-grade Cretonnes,- a yard— —New Sunfast Silks at, a vard— §1.49 to $2.98 —Full bolts of Terry Cloth, Peplin and Silk, in soft blue, oh:l ms;. brolvgn. grcelk red and mulberry. yard 64C —Rich Colored Taffeta Cre- tonnes, Colored Madras, e A i 78¢ 95¢ 36¢ to $1.49 ANOTHER SPECIAL OFFER—Couch Covers will be made without charge for the work if materials are purchased here. Kann’s—Third Floor. NOW IN PROGRESS OUR BIG SALE OF INLAID LINOLEUMS Yo $7.44 Square Yard. —Extra weight, and genuine inlaid il:s is a most durable linoleum. and economical floor covering. ' —Choice of wood, tile and conven- tional designs. Inlaid Linoleums—Full Rolls- - ority are Cook’s, but a few Nairn’s ha&eb'el:n’ mcl};ded In.inlaid linoleums the h to the back, insuring-long celotd g0 thronsh Included in the sale are tile, wood, granite and carpet _effects in ‘brown, blue, green and terra cotta. The sale { c life to the pattern. price, a square yard......... «—9:1?»(:. size. from. Sale pnce...... Kann’s—Third Floor. Cook’s Parquetry Inlaid Linoleum —Excellent imitations of inlaid wood flooring; a heavy weight _ suitable for office floors and home- use. Square yard... $295. MOTrow ... checks. value. morrow —Child Super-Specials These Prices Dzvl’odutdry 0dd Lat of Women’s Dresses —Materials ipclude tric- otine, Poiret twill, satin combinations, silk velvet, and a few higher priced evening dresses. Also All- wool_Jersey, Kelley Kloth and Kelley Tweed, dresses. Varlous styles, some tai- lored, in rust, tan, brown, n $12°05 Kann's—Second Floor. Crepe Kimonos —Hand-embroidered; good quality, in Copenhagen, light blue, lavender, pink, rose and coral. $2 25 Relul:rly $3. P Kann's—Second Floor. Clark’s Mercerized Crochet Cotton —White, in Nos. 36 to 100; ecru, Nos. 3 to b50; pink and blue, Nos. 30 and 50. Regularly 10c per ball. Epecial, one 85C balls “Kanms_Notlon Store— Street Floor. ‘Women’s Cotton Union Suits —Built-up shoulders; bod- ce top, tape shoulder straps. Tight and shell knees. White only. Sizes Mercerized Couon Tablecloths —Size 56x60 inches; hem- med, ready for use. Good weight in two neat stripe patterns. Regu- 89C larly 3125 Spe- clal, each Kann's—Street Floor. Genuine Red Cedar Chests —31 inches .long. Highly polished, strongly con- structed; fitted with lock and key. Cedar handles casters. Regu- and strong o W $7.50 K.lnn 's—Third Floor. Wear-Ever Aluminum e Frying Pans egularly $L65. Special, C Kann's—Third Floor. Swagger Sticks —Add a jaunty appearance to the “knicker” girl, also are carried with the sinart- 1y tailored costumes. Ma: also be used 1 gmall boys' Children’s Togs —Collegiate Jersey 1 with shirred elastic girdle; linen collar and cuffs; pleated skirts® In brown, blue, gray and tan. Sizes 8 to 14 years. —Children's Dresses, of cham- bray and gingham. Smart styles. Sizes 7 to 14 years. to- Special A pair.. CORK LINOLEUMS FEATURING COOK’S . Seamless Cork Linoleum Rugs “Seconds” of the 31795 grade. Imperfe:txons are very slight. 65 only in the lot, but a good range of designs and. co]onngs to select $8.69 Dresses, $6.95 Regularly $1 95 's Sample Play Sulu. in Ml“el'as‘;d%kh;ki 3 ] Regularly Spe- cial . $l 25 —Children’s Sateen Bloomers, with elastic at knee and waist. Black or white. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Kann's—Children’s Store—Sec- ond Floor. 49c¢ $]1.88