Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1922, Page 12

THE E EN ING 616-17 ST. N.W. * THE MAN'S STORES ° 1005-1007 PA.AVE Two qué' LEFT! THE FINAL WEEK OF THE FINAL PRICES In Men's Suits and Overcoats We reiterate—two days more and two days only—that’s Final mar $2() Broken lots—In Regular, Long and Short Cut 34 Overcoats $ 2 O FINAL . Broken Iats—.Light and Heavy Weight Garments . 61 Suits PRICE | Gloriously Good | ' 1,000 Smartest Ever | Pure Silk e ‘ | | Spring Scarfs i Sping Hats | They have all | | Al!ll the air and 69 | i Shapes a tm osphere 77+/g7 i and 5&2-95 of the Dollar | 3%0r 52 I | Shades kind. r i ot 1 ¥¥i ] A I L : ) £ ez = S ir et Al e ew = ety | e b el | R e e A T A e R e B s g A e o N e A A pellput A I A G ey R i i B he e Ao R : B o | S T e 1 4 B § il 5. A -he' Story of the Silk Sale To market, to market, to buy a fat pig— ] Home again, home again, etc. You remember the old story— , Here it is all over again— Our silk buyer, “went to market” to buy the finest silks that the market had to.offer— And he bought them at a price, awfully low. Best of all, he picked out the best time to buy them— And he plunged—right when sxlks- had reached the lowest price level— and he brought back thousands of vards. When the New Building Sale an- nouncements appear Sunday--you’ll be surprised (and we say this with the full realization that there has been some extraordinary silk values offered recently) at the low prices we are going to quote. " There'll be Silks at " Some More Silks at o Some More Silks at But to an;w the Prices You Must See the Sunday Papers LANSBURGH & BROTHER \ Monday to Monday, March 13th to 20th (Inclusive) ° Star | taches volunteered 'to procure any jannounced that the Almas Patrol drill TAR GLASS-EATER DECLINES EMPTY WHISKY BOTTLES “Props” Forgotten, Shrine Fair En- tertainer, After Preliminary Sniff, Refuses to Dine. As éevidence of how skeptical some are of the brand of liquor that is be- ing dispensed at present, the ac- tions of a professional glass-eater at the'Almas Temple Shrine fair last night might well be noted. This performer, Prof. Amos Slumph of Baltimore, had been especially en- gaged to give an exhibition at Con- vention Hall last night. He arrived shortly after 8 o'clock, but in his haste had lost his bag containing his *props”—different samples of glass he had prepared for his “supper.” Prof. Slumph explained his dilemma and in short order several willing at- amount of the brittle ware for which his appetite might call. One or two nobles did succeed in finding several old empty whisky bottles resting peacetully on an adjoining lot, but on presentation of the “delicacies” to the temperamental artist, he looked at the labels, sniffed the place where the cork used to be, and then threw them down in disgust. The “eaer” refused to say whether he had detected fumes of fusel oil, wood alcohol. or the many other poi- sonous ingredients used by the boot- legger today, but no amount of per- | suasion could get him to go on with | his act. Disappointed and “hungry.” he left the building, declaring he would return when he found his own | menu. Large crowds again filled the hail last night. The Almas Military Band, William C. White, conductor, was host of the evening. and after encircling the building several times. mounted the bandstand and played continuous- ly throughout the remainder of the entertainment. Illustrious Potentate L. P. Steuart, team would give a special drill Satur- day night, and that Monday night would be turned over to the members { of the Eastern Star, when that organ- ization would attend in a body. Mlle. Annette, a chic dancer from New York, was added to the regudlar tattractions in the Garden of Allah, and was roundly applauded for. her | graceful dancing. Maru Tokey, the iJapanese, gave a clever exhibition 0 . - s TAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., ilege were sent out yesterday. MR. AND MRS, JAMES N. TRAIL. MARRIED 50 YEARS AGO. Mr. and Mrs. Trail Celebrate Gold- en Wedding Anniversary. Surrounded by tbeir ten children and families, Kr. and Mrs. James N. Trall celebrated their golden wed- | ding anniversary at their residence, 1526 33d t northwest, Tuesday. They married at Rockville, Md., in 1872 and have been living in Washington since April 1910. "Mr. Trail was born in Buckeytown, Fred- erick County, Md., and his wife was born and reated in Loudoun county, Virginia. Mr. Trail has been con- | nected with the local street railway companies for the past twelve years. | They have thirtv-eight grandchil-{ ren and three great-grandchildren. The children of the couple who at- tended the anxiversary dinner are: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Trail, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Darr, Mr. and_Mrs. William Pugh, Mr, and Mrs. Lee Wein- kie, Mr. and Mrs. Hezzie Trail, Mr. and Mrs. William Trigger, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hurdle. CITY CLUB SPEEDING UP MEMBERSHIP. CAMPAIGN General Meeting of Team Workers to Be Held Tomorrow—H. B. Plankington Speaks. 1. B. Plankington was the speaker yesterday at the meeting of team captains who are handling the City Club's membership drive. He stressed the necessity of each mem- ber taking a part in the campaign. A general meeting of the team kers will be held tomorrow at :30 o'clock, when reports for the week will be made. F. P. Wilcox, chairman of the membership com- mittee, announces exceptional en- thusiasm. and believes the campaign will close quickly. Five hundred new members are wanted by the club, and 235 have already been enrolled. The additional members will bring the to- tal enrollment’ up to 2,000, the in- crease authorized, by the board of governors. In order to-expedite the drive, the team captains have been authorized to —_— of foot juggling. The Almas Glee Club will'act as host tonight. —_— | CARD,PARTY ARRANGED. i Chaumont Unit, American Wom- en’s Legion, to Be Host. Chaumont Unit, the American ‘Women's Legion, is to give a card party at 3 o'clock on the afternoon of March 14 in_the ballroom of _the Washington Barracks Club. There will be music by the Washington Barracks Band at 5 o'clock, while tea is served. ‘Tables may be secured upon appli- cation to Mrs. J. P. Barney, 1362 Mintwood place northwest. Among the patronesses are Mrs. Warren G. Harding, Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. Walnwright, Mrs. Harbord, M McGlauchlin, Mrs. Wadsworth, Mr: ¥. Wade, Mrs. Albert Baggs, Nicholas Longworth, Mrs. Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Smith. —— ASKS FUNDS FOR ZIONISTS. Jabotinsky in Address Presents Colonization Needs. Viadimir Jabotinsky, member of the Zionist delegation touring the United States in the interest of the Palestine foundation fund and leader of the Jewish legion during the war, declared in an audress at the New Masonic_Temple Auditorium Tuesday night that the Zionist colonization movement into Palestine will fail unless there are funds “to keep the door open” to settlers. Jabotinsky urged support of the foundation fund, and sald that with | money to assist colonization and loans to the people the colonists can “move on.’ EUROPEAN RESORTS. Frederic Delano, Mrs. Mary Roberts Rlnehlrtl p Purchase a Package of Pep-O-mint Piquant flavors Please the Palate Price suits the Pursa 2 EUROPEAN RESORTS. 'HE “CECIL” is for business or pl addeess @. The service is with a @, Visitors have the advan of the right xuumlblensenf iet and unobtrusive, yet always fully efficient, not is lacking in comfort or convenience, cuisine is perfect. Write or Cable to the Manager for the tariff. the hub of London lcasure. ~ | | llflil = Stock Exchange Morris Simon A — George H. Judd Insurance —_— Pres. Judd & Detuweiler, Inc. Attorney at Law —_—— Printers and_Publishers Wm. W. Spalding —_— Harold H. Levi Attorney at Law e Manager Hecht & Co. S. W. Straus ——= Wm. Clark Taylor President, R. Harris & Co. __.é Deputy Register of Wills Jewelers _ SAVINGS AND ° == SECURI COMMERCIAL, BANK e WASHINGTON'S LARGEST SAVINGS BANK = Cornerrof 9th and G Streets —————— UNDER UNITED STATES TREASURY SUPERVISION | | «Mfillm | . s % b | " THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1922. CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY F.G. | I 13th & F 14th & F 15th & G 1717 Pa. Ave. {2dd five new members to their teams. |Mgned while In good standing are Letters to those chosen for this priv-|taking advantage of the reinstate-|in London'removes one of the wealth- ment offer to again become active, ‘Team captains report that many | This privilege, former members of the club who re- however, with the close of the eampaign. A Vice-President E. C. Baliz . Assistant Secretary Perpetual Building Association Diller F. Groff Wholesale Wall Paper John B. Harrell President Columbia Building Aszociation J. Thilman Hendrick Member Washington MARCH Special Sales i 30cTube ofReiQflShavi.ng Cream ‘'WITH EACH BOTTLE OF ' Harmony Lilac Vegetal $1.30 Valsue SPECIAL $1.00 You will sa have use better Shaving Cream, and there you no isagenerousquan- | tity in each tube. The Harmany Lilac Vegetal is a most refreshing af(er -shaving ! During March Only — oA Regular 25¢ Tin of JONTEEL TALCUM POWDER " SMarch Special FREE {HRSH Jonteel Cold Cream 75¢ Value . 50c Sterno Cooking Outfit (pictured) consisting of boiler with cover and handle, stand, tray and can of heat, retails regu-_ 5 larly at $1.00. During March only, 2 extracans Sterno Can- ned Heat. :l.zonlu SPECIAL $1 # WRITING PAPER This is the Lorp Bartovore qu-l-ly. linen finuh sta- IN PORTFOLIO tionery. 50 sheets and 24 envelopes in a convenient, compact, scrviceable folder. Marck Specist 45€C - Made to Give Service LIGGETT SPECIAL Fountam Syringe The Bagis moulded in one piece and full two quart capacity. No seams to Full length of break out. flow tubi e el pictured. 3 pipes as Good value at our regular price of $1.50 Pure Aspirin—U. D. Co. ‘The universal, d F\lfl!plhllnu:hhble:. Boahof of col llver. A Tonic of Real Merit l:temedyfortelid’cfpfln. Jaynes’ Maltoleum s & combination of male, hypop No taste whatever e o.L Buflds _stem, y!wcl the lppedu. Pull pine bortle. up Men Are Judged by Their Associates —and a bank is judged by its Directorate. We're perfectly willing to be judged by the names on this roster, typically representative, we believe, of Washington’s soundest and safest in the field of Successful Business. The death of Mrs. Cornelia Adair jest woman ranch owners in Texas. Her cattle ranch near Clarendon comprised more than 300,000 acres. is to end Fred McKee Lawyer ison, Jr. Vice-President District and Washington Title Ins. Co. Townley 4. McKee Proprietor Metropolitan Hotel Laurence Mills Publisher Postmasters’ Advocate and Nad. Hotel . Gazette Capt." Julius I. Peyser Attorney at Law 13th & Pa. Ave. 1006 F 418 7th 904 F Cut “Prices Isn't it worth a great deal to know that the store you buy from has but one price to everybody nnd maintains consistently low priccs every day in the week. 1.25 Father John’s Medicine. . . . . . 1.00 .25 Packer’s Tar Soap.. . . . . .3 for 60c *.30.Kclyncs Tooth Paste. . ..... . ... 23c .10 Palmclive Soap. . . . Doz., 89¢ .50 Cuticura Ointment. . . . . ... ... 45¢ .50 Mentholatum Ointment.. . . . .. 39¢ $1.00 Mastin’s Vitamon Tablets. . .89¢ 1.50 Fellow’s Syrup Hypo 1.00 Vincl. 16 cz. Horlick’s Malted Milk . 1.00 Listerine, 14 oz.. . .75 Mellin’s Food. 1.00 Nuxated Ircn. .70 Sal Hepatica. . 1.00 D. & R. Ccld Cream .50 Pebeco Tooth Paste. 1.00 Danderine. .. .. . .10 Liggett’s Hurd-walcr Soap, dz 69¢ .25 Lycn’s Tooth Powder.. . ... ... .. 17¢ .50 Mennen’s Shaving Cream. . . . . 39¢ .25 Woodbury’s Facial Soap .3 for 55¢ Delicious Coffee #: Can be enjoyed in your home without paying a | | fancyprice ifyou buy Ligeerr S e th:lAnmCom 45c. cial Friday an Saturday only 2 for48c Following is a list of other quality food products we sell, every Friday and Saturday at pr-mully price: Tea (15-1b.) Cocoa (15-1b.) 2for51c | 2 for 36¢ 2 for39¢ R gularly 50¢ WEEKENDS rly 35c -ENDS Mayonnaise Dressing Regularly 38c . . WEEK-ENDS Chgg?ll.aasem 5 .wzn%mns 2 for 20c | Cake Chocolate (15-1b.) 2 for 31c PeanutButter(I0oz.jars) 5 o 3. Regularly 35¢ . . WEEK-ENDS 3 Candy Specials ‘ St 25¢ HLuY Regularly 30c . . WEEK-ENDS Regularly 35c . . WEEK-ENDS 2 for 36¢ Pure Olive Oil (1214 oz. Hershey’s Pound Pepgvermmt Patties Beef Cubes ¥Rkinids 2 for 31c Vanilla Extract (2 oz.) y 90c . . ) 2 for 9lc BIG MARCH the vest known sweet milk chocol. Chocolate ered. Bite into che nd\. crisp, . thick and taste tm mfimmmmm‘f’l&nm m cista this wvalue. 49c 39‘:”.“ Corered A ALMONDS Almonds covered with a rufl:na larly fine(ndeofd!owhm A&l:dnu Candy nd it hard to occasional candy mibblers whi:h Been Tghe from cur own candy sz»n. the lw'h:'dce hflp;::ihk lcg-l-rl.r 9c.