Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1922, Page 14

4 Convenient and Safe for Home or Office CASH BOXES A most convenient box in : which to to keep petty i change and stamps at the office, or -valuable papers ¢ and jewelry at home. y 7 They can be had in either tin or steel and. in-various ; sizes, with or without Yale locks. The CASH BOXES : come with or without :2 change tr@ys. i X find 4 just the box you want in ,!5 our stock. STOCKETT ISKE - CO FRODUCING STATIONERS 010 -E-STREET-N'W LM ‘Papering—Painting No dirt, work er worry if you intrust the work to us. Screens and Window Shades to order. You probably will 'CQRNELL WALL PAPER CO. isth N.w. M. 5373-5374 H uty Shops 1809 74h St 1771 Col. Road 8635 Col. 10133 “Meet Ms at Heller's” Cough Sflp at Home Hgp no equal for to 3 nd maves ou wbout . ne is used in nearly all prescrip- i#ns and remedies for coughs. The on is that pine contains several ments that have a remarkable ef- b{ in soothing and healing the branes of the throat and chest. ine cough syrups are combina- ns of pine and s . The rup” part is usually n sugar up. - i¥o make the best pine cough rem= that money cgn buy, put 2Y ces of Pinex in a dpelnt bottle and up with homemade sugar syrup. yoa can use clarified molasses, hiiney or corn syrup instead of sjigar syrup, Either way, you make full pint—more than you can buy h y-m.lclei for tllre:d times mpney. It is pure, good and tastes leasant. ?’y P Xou can feel this take hold of a or cold in a way that means iness. The cough may be dry, rse and tight, or may be ly loose from the formation of gm. The cause is the same—in=- membranes—and this Pinex Syrup combination will stop it sually in 24 hours or less. Splen- , too, for bronchial asthma, wpeness or any ordinary throat ent. i iPirea is a highly concentrated cl cand of genuine Norway pine act and is famous the world ol for its prompt_ effect upon chlughs. iBoware of substitutes. Ask your t for “2; dbunces of Pinex,” ah“;no:&nné and don’t accept ~ DEATHOF SHOWMAN | KILLED BY FALLING LIMB. > | Mid@lesex County Man Is Victim Ya|and 'is survive™ ®= his widow and the [DUCK HUNTERS ORGANIZE. | Stearns. STL IS A NYSTERY All Clues Lead to Nothing in Murder of J. T. Brunen, Circus Owner. RIVERSIDE, N. J, March 13— Bcores of possible clfies wers run down today without ng a ®o- lutjon to the mystery surrounding the slaying of John T. Brunen; circus owner, who was shot Friday night while sitting at the window of his home reading. Coupty authorities, including Pros- ecutor Kelsey, sald tonight that de- velppments in the case would make nedessary a long examination of Mrs. Brunen and her eighteen-year-old daughter Hasel probably tomeorrow. They would not diaclose what the de- velopments were. William Parkson, a lion tamer, who married Hazel Brunen in face of her father’s opposition, sent word to the authorities that he would be glad to givé them any information ha could regarding the case. He wasa attend- ing a dance at Perth Amboy Wwhen Brunen was shot by some one outside who fired thi the windowpene. The circus man had the marriage of Parkson and his daughter annulled. How the slayer knew that Brunen was In thé habit of sitting by the window to read is one of the peints to which the detectives have given much thought. They argue that the use{of a shotgun indicates that the assassin intended to make sure of his aim. S Mrs. Mary Walker, & neighbor, told detectives that on the night before the circus man was killed she \had seen a_man knocking at the kitchen door of his house. She said that she had seen Mrs.. Brunen, her mother and Hazel leave for a theater, and that she knew Brunen was alone in the jhouse. Whether Brunen had met the man the detectives could not learn. He was said to have made no. mention to his family of having a visitor. —_— WANT EXPERT ON FRUITS. Virginia Growers Seek Information on Tree Spraying. Special Dispatch to The Star. LYNCHBURG, Va, March 13.— Fruft growers in eight counties in the eentral Virginia belt sre arrang- | ing ito co-operate with ths experi- ment station at Virginia Tech to ob- tain the services of an expert to make study of the needs of the orch- ards as to spraying and to &id the growers in the marketing of the crop. The station agrees to con- tribute $1,600 to the work, and each county. $200. The counties to be Interested in- clude Roaroke, Rockbridge, Bote- tourt, Albermarle, Nelson, Bedford, Campbell and Amherst. —— ¢f Wind and Rain Storm. Special Dispatch to The Btar. FREDERICKSBURG, Va, March 13. | —Willte Miller, a weil knibwn citizen of Middlesex county, was instantly killed, by a falling limb during the wind and rain storm Thursday. He was on the way home from Urbanna, when a giant limb fell across the road and struck him, crushing his When he did pot return home, search was made’ and his mangled body found in the road a few miles from his home. He was aboug Sixty years of age, several children, among them belng Mrs. Headley, wife of Chief Engineer M. W. Headley, of the steamer Mid- dlesex of the Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway Company., —_— Fredericksburg Club Gets Mt. Airy . Farm and Hollis Marsh. Speeia] Dispatch to The Star. FREDERICKSBURG, Va., March 13. —The Fredericksburg Ducking ‘Club was organized here with the election of William K. Goolrick as president, and F. L. W. Green, secretary and treasurer. P The following compose the club: W. K. Goolrick, F. L. W. Green, W. D. Carter, C. 0'Conor Goolrick, Dr. H. M. DeJarnette, John W. Allison, Flynn Dickson, L. 8. Roach, Dr. Willlam J. Lacy, H. D. Waters and Franklin The club has leased the Mt Airy farm of nearly 1,000 acres, in Wast- moreland county on the Potomac river, from H. D. Waters and also the Hollis’ marsh of 140 acres, for a period of five years. The club will build and maintain a handsome club house on the property. —_—— Oxygen breathed in by any person can be measured by a newly design- ing else. Guaranteed to give olute satisfaction, or money re=- g ded. The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Electric ‘Washer With New Luminoid Cylinder tearing rubbing. ta metal cylinders. peculiar, smooth construction handling. is far more durable—far more Just press a button and start the THOR to work, and the entire week’s washing will be done in an hour or so, with no back-breaking and fabric- Deferred Payments if Desired | The success of this new cylinder lies in its miae con- struction. The holes are counter-sunk, punched and beaded— in other words, the edges are turned over and thea turned in, thus overcoming for all time one of the reateu objections In other metal cylinders the holes are sharp and may cause positive injury to the clothes. But the absolutely nothing to cause wear or tear while operating or ¥t is for this reason that the New Thor Luminoid Cylinder clothes than any other metal cylinder made. Sole Distributor for the “THOR” Washer THE E. F. BROOKS C0. | 813 14th St. N.W. -- Phone Main $41-942 ed apparatus. of the Thor Cylinder leaves sanitary—and easier on your » ther’ out "of -the commonplace - trimmings. THE Open 9:15 AM. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. - Woodward &3 A C., MONDAY, MARCH - 13, 1922. New York—WASHINGTON—Paris Close 6 PM. The Smartly . Groomed Woman - Returns to the Distinctive Tailleur s Featured here at N\ "65 and upward The tailleur has undoubtedly be- come an estab- § lished factor in th'e world of well dressed w om e n—first because of its smart simplic- ity—second, be- cause of its wearable- ness and appropriate- §l ness to so many occa- - sions. There is the strict tail- leur of definite line—the more elaborate tailleur, which chooses self strap- pings—embroidery or fine tucks that resemble pleats, as shown in the illustration—d e v eloped in piquette, piquetine and 3 cordine—beautifully tai- N lored, as is characteristic of Woodward & Lothrop suits. . For the Afternoon Mo .is the Costume Suit —shown here in its many variations, one of which is an exclusive Kasha cloth combined with dragon crepe—the slim chemise drock is handsomely beaded in jet, and trims itself with black monkey fur, which is also repeated on the coat. Priced, $175. ‘Women's Suit Sectiem, Third floor. Keep Your Figure Young By Wearing Madame Irene Corsets Well known for their graceful and youthfyl Yines— their flexible boning which gives every support with- out the uncomfortable feeling of being tightly corseted. There is a Madame Irene Corset for every figure among these new arrivals for spring—BUT WE PARTICULARLY EMPHASIZE THESE: Pink Coutil Corset, for the slight figure—slightly raised at the shoulders, the skirt of medium length and an elastic bust gore, $5. Another medium-length corset, designed to give a straight girlish figure, hasizes straight hip lines, with a part elastic bust gore, 3 While for the average and heavier figures there are splendid models, in white coutil, medium and low bust st heavily boned—one with ‘the broad spoon clasp. Priced ‘.S‘ and $7.50. - 2% Corset Bettion, ThIrd Soor. ; two les, Charm Doméstique Astfully Expressed in These New APRON FROCKS Whatever aprons have done before to add to the charm of feminine wearers, is forgotten when one sees these wholly captivating affairs that call themselves, Apron Frocks. For instance—Notice the cretonne aproned lady at the left. Plain bands of old rose okr blue are the trimmings. é- eh N dad ide her—a frock of pink or mbray, with white corde greeh appliqued in bh& Diheichaslayy e | “Smartest” Cretonne in gingham patterns combifies with rose, green or lavender cloth for the next model. $7.50, M:d. the“ right—green, lavender er blue art cloth, cretonne trim- m f N ¢ Apron ham and Chambray %9:&,'33 o Models Vivid in their shadés of orange, rose, green or lavender and fur- ~ New in their styles and trim- mings as well as in unusually large yl:aidn" or small checks. by._triple bands of tris 5 e Priced at $¢ Third A.n:--umb-lfl-. A CHARMING BOUDOIR SET fo -be Embroidered —is_among the newest Spring arrivals in the art em- broidery section—it is stamped on linen-finish white lawn, delicately tinted—the design is that of a daintily poised ballet girl with bouffant costume, in pale green, ~ scalloped in lavender and dotted here and there with dainty roses in pastel shades—She is encircled by pink roses and forget-me-nots, outlined in black—and is en- tirely charming when completed, as shown by the em- broidered models here. The set consists of Bedspread, $5—Boudoir Scarf, $1.15—Curtains and Valance, $4.50— Pillow Covers, $1.35 and the Pin Cushion, $1.10. A Dainty Breakfast Set —of Cap and Apron, stamped on unblea}:hed mus- lin, to be appliqued in rose, yellow and lavender, the apron, $1.25—the cap, 50c. ] Blue Striped Tea Towels —for colored applique, 25c. Plain Tea Towels with blue borders, for colored applique, 35c. Satin-striped Huck Face Towels, in three different applique designs, 50c. Art, Embroldery Section, Second floor. New Parisian Novelties in - GLOVES —show that the gk;ve mode is one of impor:ance for Spring, and that prices are considerably lower. Just out of their Paris boxes are— STIFF CUFFED GAUNTLETS, which show unusual and varied motifs carried out in an open work applique of leather on contrasting shade—are the newest features for street wear— new, too, are the two-clasp fastenings, the two-toned embroid- ery in harmonizing shades—shown here in combinations of black and white, as illustrated—white and black, two shades of gray and brown and mode—$5 pair. SOFT CUFF GAUNTLETS, which may be worn over the sleeve or turned back showing a contrasting color—are in 4-button length—these, too, have the two clasps, and.the embroidered backs show a two-toned coloring which matches the shades of the gloves. Of fine French kid. $4 pair. NOVELTY 4-BUTTON-LENGTH KID GLOVES show a striped border, with diamond shape insets in contrasting shade as another new feature for Spring—in the wanted shades. $4 pair. FROM TREFOUSSE, famous French Glove makers, coms the - ew Suede-and Glace Gloyes, in 12 and 16 button lengths, in :uc'l"n new shades as rust, yevlrl, French gray, mode, brown—$530 and $650 pair. N, The latest arrival—the newest novelty—16-button |- | White Glace Kid Gloves (to be worn with the | | sleeveless beaded gown so much favored), are hand- somely beaded in cut steel, $7.50 pair. - Glove Beetion, First Soer. _ Slip Cover Fabrics That artistically cover your furniture in an attractive manner, that do not detract but even add a note of cool effect for summer days. Genuine Belgian Linens, 85c yard. These are our own importations of the best quality, in plain color or with stripes. It is practically a dust-proof covering. ! Sateen Finish Cotton Damask, 45c yard. Narrow or wide stripes pattern these ip solid shades of drab, buff, gray or white. Measuring 31 inches in width. ; ;i Woven Cotton Stripes, 30c yard. Resembling linen in their finish. All the colors are woven in the fabric and are proof against fading. 28 inches wide. WE WILL GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE ON MAKING YOUR SLIP COVERS Imported Antique Canvas N ‘ distinctive collection of Paris-Sponsored for the Stout Woman /& ‘ That the stout woman has by no means been overlooked in Fashion’s lan for spring clothes is evidenced by this Dresses fashionable dresses just arrived. We see Crepe Knit, one of the most favored of the new. fab- rics, in a long straight- lined dress, which discloses through slgshed panels an exquisite, colorful em- broidery on an underbodice of deep henna crepe. - $75. Taffetas and Canton Crepes fashion many attractive models —a sleeveless coat dress is of tan and brown velette—vivid Bulgarian embroideries, sleeves of filmy lace, and contrasting fabrics are smart style notes —while the cape costume, also to be found in the wardrobe of the fashionable stout woman, is shown here in a handsome bro- caded navy blue Roshanara crepe— the cape topped with a large collar of gray squirrel—the ultra lovely and smart—in Spring costumes. _ Prices Begin at $29.50 and Go to $225 Bpecial Bize Bection, Third floor. FOR THE WOMAN WHO TRIMS HER OWN HAT A Delightful Group of Untrimmed Hats Are Featured Tomorrow at § %5, 3750, %10, *12.50 and ‘15 As to color, surely never were hats so irresistible—for here are the bright reds, the jade, periwinkle, blue, orchid and sand shades—the navy, hrown and black always in demand—shown in such straws as five-end milan, oatmeal hemp, tagal, timbo, petal-body straw—and at the last-named prices, real fine milans. Shapes include everything that is being worn, from the wide brimmed droop to the small, smart turban. Colorful Imported Flowers and Gay Birds Offer a gorgeous selection .of trimmings—choose from large single blooms, clusters, cire-finish berries; ‘cherries, and the sma.t:h black shiny flowers—birds, colorful and.gay, quills, clipped be) : 5 5 -89 ostri potnponn:‘ a‘x::l biot, pfove attractiye trimmings. Cool and Refreshing Dashes of Color Appear in Exclusive Designs of *Stenciled Crash Conventionalized patterns and bright colors harmonize for— Couch Covers, $6.50 Table Covers, 85¢ to $2.50 Scarfs, $1.15 and $1.85 Pillow Covers, 95¢ Laundry Bags, $1.50 Valanced Curtains, $5.25 Real Indian Print Covers Unobtainable for a long time, these reappear in soft colors and original designs, in both light and dark shades. Curtiins, $3.75 and $6 each Table Covers, $1 and $2 Curtains, $7.50 and $12 Bed 0;6 Couch Covers, $5 " New Table Covers Of Fascinating English Print Cretonne - The ground is ecru or white and with this as a background are Importations of the high-grade Dundee Antique-Canvas, * selected for draperies, cushions, pillows, couch covers, etc. In rich browns, blue, taupes; old red, green and mottled colors. e e This fabric is ‘especially adapted for summer: living rooms, bun, properly lend an artistic finish, 50 Inches Wide—at $2.25 Yard lows, men’s' rooms_or wherever it may : lovely floral designs in ever so many fanciful patterns and colors -that blend, even while they are bright and contrasting. Particularly favored are these for symmer use in breakfast rooms or at luncheon time—or all the time in the small apart- ment or summer cottage. One-yard szre Cloths, $1.25 Each Curtain and Draggry Section, Fifth floor. A New Model of The Console Victrola * This dignified and handsome mahogany type Console Vic- trola'will lend a great deal of character and beauty to one’s hall or living room. ~When closed, it readily takes the place of a console table. The tone is one of the finest of Victor makes. - We fllmflam}hisnewmodel No. 260. _Priced at $160. - Other richly designed New Mahogany Console Victrolas are - priced at $200 and $250. SR RS Easy Terms—Without Interest - - - Vietrola: Section, Fourth fioor.