Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1922, Page 26

The Introductory Displ-ay'of Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators - Travers For years the special prices quoted in this introdhctory Seventh Street . Mw y er & : COO THE EVE 314 7th St: N.W FINAL CLEAN-UP MORE THAN 1,000 PAIRS At Original values up to " $9.00 i — . All This Week A good refrigerator isn’t a luxury; it’s a matter of, vital necessity to you, for the health of yourself and family deYend on its protection of your food--| your problem now. isn’t whether you need it but rather, ‘‘where can-I get 2 good one the cheapest.” The answer is—“During the introductory dis- - play of Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators, where every one is specially priced for this display”—a time when you can buy a Leonard way lower than you’d think such a good one would be marked. 5 display has brought lots and lots of people to our store, and there hasn’t been a one of them that hasn’t been surprised at the lowness of the prices— we'll be dee-lighted to show you. Lifetime Furniture Is More Than a Name A s One Not all sizes in each style Between D & E NING ~ DAZZLING DIANIOND FATI HOODO Frincess May Miss® Boat as Agents Probe Charge Gem Was Smuggled Into U. S. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, March 10.—The forty- four karat diamond which only eight 1 short months ago blazed the way for | Princess Fatima, Sultana of Kabul, into the presence of President Hard- ing may delay her departure for Afglanistan, which was to have taken place today: Charging that the fabulous stone! was smuggled into this country when the princess arrived last July, offi- |cials of the United States custons i department sought to gain pos: fon of it. But Sheriff Percy,Nagel, who has held the diamond for several months as security for creditors, refused to give it up. After hearing arguments of coun- sel far the sheriff and customs depart- ment, Supreme Court Justice Irving Lehman advised th latter to obtain a federal order directing that :he stone be turned over to them. The ay at_once to do so. | Princess Fatima, whose bediamoned inostrils _and dazzling _ wardrobe amazed Broadway when she arrived {in this country last July, did not ex- press any considerable interest when she learned of the charges that she evaded duty on her jewel. She con- tinued packing her meager effects preparatory to sailing for her rative land, as the “guest” of the British government. Her three sons will ac- company her. The princess will wear her nose- jewel back to A¥ghanistan. But the of the demands of her creditors and customs officials. —_— Better Treat That Cold With Father John's Medicine prompt- ly. It hzs had over 65 years' success WINS BOK $10.000 PRIZE. Philadelphia Orchestra Leader Gets First Award. PHILADELPHIA, pold Stokowski, March 10.—Leo- is the first recip- .000 “Philadelphia and which is to be given annually to of Philadelphia the preceding year. The award presented to Dr. Stokowski at special exercises in the iGoverniment Committee in Sweden big diamond will remain in a safe| | deposit vault here to await settlement | for colds and coughs.—Advertisement. | er of the Phila-| award.” ereated by Edward W. Bok, ! the person, who, in the opinion of a| board of trustees, shall have rendered | the most valuable service to the city | D. C., Bigger Movie Houses + As Managers Adopt ‘Pay-as-You-Go’ Plan By the Associated Press.. BEND, Ore., March 10—That the ‘“pay-as-you-leave” plan adopted here ‘Monday by two motion pleture theaters is re- suiting in bigger houses and at least as large revenue ‘as formerly was the decln tion today, of J. B. Sparks, m: ager of the theaters. M still pay at the old rate, a few pay less and practicall walk out without d ing some change in the box left at | | the door. ; It is optional with each patron how much he shall pay or whethér he pays at all. PROPOSE “INTERNING” CRIMINALS AS CURE Recommends Special Insti- tution for Parasites. STOCKHOLM, February 20.—Ha- numerous bitual criminals 4n Sweden would be “interned” until they are cured of their criminal tendencies under a plan recommended by a special gov- ernment committee. The committce has been making {an extensive study of the best means of protecting society from such un- s announced they would proceed | desirables as well as from degen- ierates, mentally diseased, epileptics and moral offenders. | It recommends the establishment of special Institutions in which to keep habitual criminals until they !are restored to normal. | Many Swedish legal experts favor | the committee’s plan. The head of the Swedish prison board has further recommended that effective means be taken to prevent all such undesirables from having children. He says this is in line with efforts which have been made in certain parts of the United States. Chief inspectors of hospitals and homes for indigent have sponsored a bill in the riksdag which provides that habitual “alcoholics” who have returned to drink after treatment in asylums for inebriates shall be sent to special workhouses for indefinite neriods. . The authorized agent of the newspapers and magazines of all the world. fll}lfi\%‘fii Space at pub- ATy s HINGIOND Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off. Capital Idea”— Yours or Ours 6th Floor, Munsey Bldg. Main 5986. Academy of Music by Dr. W. W. Kedn, chairman of the board of trustees. ‘ Your Easter ‘Ha't Is Ready for You in FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1922. OFFERS MT. VERNON ELM. President to Give Tree to Wash- ington’s Birthplace. LONDON, February 21.—The Sul- grave Institution, which is primarily concerned with fostering friendly relations betweed this country and America, has decided to appoint a na- tional board of fifty British and fifty American members. J It has also been decided .to vest the property at Sulgrhve Manor, the birthplace of George Washington, in a joint British and American body of rustees consisting of eighteen mem- bers. s+ vesident Harding has promised to give to Sulgrave Manor, an elm tree from * Mount Vernon, Washington's home in Virginia, and Mrs. Harding has promised a cutting from Martha Washington's rose tree at Mount Vernon. With a voice ranging over five octaves, from one note higher than Mme. = Patti's highest, to lowe! than the previous record bass, a forty-fovr-year-old Viennese male singer has been attracting much notice. 5 FRANK WE HAVE PLENTY PRIME BEEF CUTS’ Hamburg Steak, fresh Shoulder Clod Roast. . Bouillon Roast....... Prime Rib Roast..... Three-Cornered Roast. | Round Steak, Ib.. Sirloin Steak, 1b. . Porterhouse Steak, 1b Loin and Rib Veal Chops, BREAD 16-0z. Loaf Sc WHERE DO YOU BUY YOUR EGGS? FARMS OF NEARBY MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA—EVERY EGG GUARAN- TEED TO BE STRICTLY FRESH, AT— Fancy Chuck Roast, Ib....15¢c Plate Beef for Boiling, 1b.10c ground, lb.......... 12%ec Fresh Liver, 1b..........10¢ - FANCY HOME Positively Fresh su%erior quality, 1b..... 33c DRESSED VEAL 25¢ Dozen 25¢ | " o o B TR ke Leg of Veal, lb......... 30¢ Smoked =~ Country Bacon, Veal Cutlet, 1b..........38¢ CANNED GOODS o2 teal bacpamm, T oo o126 Shoulder Veal, roasting, 1b.19¢ SPECIALS Breast Veal, bone out, 1b.14c Shoulder Veal Chops, 1b..23c THIS COUPON AND 5C GOOD FOR ONE POUND OF THE VERY BEST BREAKFAST COCOA—THIS SALE ONLY TEMPERATURE 114, LIVES. il English Girl Recovers After Record ! Fewer Mark. BRISTOL, England, February 21— The extraordinary figure of 114 de- grees Fahrenheit was the recorded temperature of a girl here who was suffering from the grip. ‘When first sup'moned to see the | girl the physician said he was aston- ished to 3n4 that his clinical ther- mometer recorded a temperature of 112 degrees, but, thinking that the thermometer was out of order, he requisitioned two others, only to find that they both recorded the same high point. 5 the night RATS IN THE CELLAR MICE IN THE PANTRY Cockroaches in the Kitchen What can be more disngree- able than a home infested with pextxt Dextroy them with Stearns’ Electriec Rat and Roach Paste, the xtandard ex- i for more than arm. ice, cockroaches, or ants in a single Does not blow away like powders; ready for uses better than traps. Directions in 15 languages in every box. 2-0z. xize, 35c. 15-ox. size, $1.50 Money Back If it Falls the patient's temperature advaneed two degr Appropriate treatment was at once applied, the girl’s temperature grad- ually subsided to normal or there- abouts, and sh€ is now stated to be in_perfect health. Medical journals here do not record an instance of such temperature be. ing followed by the patient’s recov- | ery. Py en Scientifieally Exami =8 «d Without Drops. P TE—- ] The cost of living in Vienna is| now about 60,000 times that of 191 KIDWELL’ MARKET NEWS OF THE FINEST EGGS GATHERED FROM THE 25¢ Dozen FRESH FISH SPECIALS | HOME DRESSED PORK Fresh Flounders, Ib....12%c PRODUCTS Fresh Steak Cod, Ilb..... 18¢c | Smoked Shoulders, 4 to 6 Fancy Gutted Salt Water Trout, Ib......coo..unn 10c Market Cod, whole, for boiling and baking, about 3 lbs to each fish, Ib..10c Salt Water Oysters, quart.40c 20c FRESH EGGS All Pork Sausage Meat, 1b.20c 2 Finest Eggs From Nearby | Bacon, strips, 1 Virginia Maryland Farms | Machine Sliced Bacon, Maine Style Sugar Corn, 10c can; 3 for 25c¢ Campbell’s Beans, No. 2 EAN. . 9c can; 3 for 25¢ Fancy Peaches, No. 2 11 can, heavy syrup, can.. c Califg\mia;’euhei. fancy qual- ity, No. can, heavy Syrup, can........... 21c Olives, large jar; fi 25¢ value....... e 15¢ tter, Swiss Cheese, very fine, 1b.. None to Wholesalers Falv;’cy White Potatoes, MILK, ScPint Fresh—Pasteurized S5c¢ Ur TUMETRIST Glasses Fitted—Repaired. 1720 Pa. Ave. .0 0mmely 1 ! | The New Hat Shop at Lansburgh & Brother ‘There’s no denying the fact, there are plenty hat shops in Washington. We realized that before we could open another one we must offer a better hat at a lower price— So we have been scouting around the market for the best Hat' value in the world, and we finally found it. We are ready! Tomorrow is opening day! Come in and ask for “The Avenue” at $2.85 And we’ll introduce to you a line of hats that measure up to the highest standard of style and quality, and you won't have to pay an exorbitant price either. The newest shades of brown and gray. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother -The Connemera ‘Tweed Cap Is New and Snappy ~at $1.85 Of course, it's Tweed—that goes without saying in this day of Tweed vogue! The Spring colors in natty mixture effects are present in this immense range, and there are two distinctly differ- ent shapes—the one-piece shaped top which many men and youths prefer; then there’s the eight-quarter top. Choice of either at $1.85. - First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother e —— LANSBURGH & BROTHER - e T l——lol——]alc——lole——D[a|c——=lo|]——=[o]——] |[e————jolc—Jc——o|——]o[c——=]a|——=]o]——|0] A Delightful Drink 'GOOD VALUE COFFEE, 23c POUND 18 BUSY MARKETS CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AT— Northeast Market, 12th and H 1335 Wisconsin Ave. N. W., 628 Penna. Ave. N. W. Sts. N. E. lown, 414 and C Sts. S. W. Eastern Market (meats only). 1916 14th St. N. W. 2041 K St. 3033 14th St. W. 710 7th St. 3272 M St. N. &'., Georgetown. 713 O St. N. W. 7th and C Sts. S. E. 1201 43 St. S. W. 1920 Nichols Ave. S. E., Ana. 2121 18th St. N. W. 2200 Pa. Ave. N. W. costia. 2019 14th St. N, W. 1522 Wisconsin Ave. N. W. LANSBURGH & BROTHER tloor! ~ Is the Way Our Bargain 6th Floor Does it Although dark taffeta is in the majority, here and there you’ll find a tricotine and an occasional .Canton. Brown and navy lead, but the bright trimmings make them colorful and lend a very dressy touch. Sizes 16 to 40 provide for many measure- ments of misses and women, so don’t be without a pretty new dress when these bargains are available- [ Now for the Children | Girls’ Spring ~ ~" | _Girls’ Gingham Frocks Plain, stripes and, plaids in various - at- tractive. _color effects. Self or. contrasts shown_in \trimming and sizes range Tweeds and homespuns in the newest spring tones and mixtures. ~Box-like models of . from 6 to 14 years, inclusive. Choice at 89¢ the sport and topper O [ Middy Blouses variety and the mak- ing is such as you'll Khaki, in ricly brown; middy cloths, in white, navy and the contrast of collars and trimmings are pretty\ indeed. Some have em- (find in expensive coats; sizes 6 to 18, 50 you see misses as blems, and sizes from 6 to 20. Price only. $l-39 wel! as girls can be Rompers and Creepers cc.ated at this low Blue, tan and pink; made ‘for sefvice and utility. The rompers ar sizes*1 to 3 years; creepers, sizes 2 to 6 y l=—o|0|——=|o|c—=|o|c—=o]le—]c—=]o]c—=]o]——=lo]—=lo]e——=F——= o] ——o}