Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1922, Page 22

'Apologt.z“e) And Wish to Redeem Ourselves WTE'VE Just had the blggest busiest and best One- Cent Sale in our history, but two incidents—WE DID NOT ANTICIPATE THE TRE- MENDOUS SALE OF IVORY SOAP AT 2 FOR 9¢c— consequently we ran out of this item early on the first day and were forced to disappoint many customers. —and— 5 18,080 Pint Bricks of ’ “The Velvet Kind”’ ICE CREAM was not enough —in spite of the fact that every possible effort was-made to supply a sufficient quantity. Here again, much to our regret, some customers were disappointed, others pa- tiently waited and thousands were served. NOowW! First, we want to thank all Washington for its won- derful response to our sale, we appreciate it very, very much—NEXT, we extend a sincere apology to the many who were dlsappomted and, THIRDLY, we are going to redeem ourselves in this manner. This advertisement presented at any one of our stores any time within the- next ten days will entitle the bearer to purchase—4 bars of IVORY SOAP at 2 bars for 9c (our ONE-CENT SALE PRICE)—or 2 pint bricks of “The Velvet Kind” Ice ?ream for 26c—or both. We think that’ s falr. Don’t you ALL OVER TOWN . it was marred by - m—m——: Imm—-fi LANSBURGH & IROTHER Bargain 6th Floor J— AT AT NN DR AN i P TSR P—" T (DX E - \ 2 Timely Bargains for Whlte Tub SKirts included ina very large nod: of excellent q\ulity dorneatl: and im. ° gorted Ginghams. Ideal for street wear, : = ; Snd!umulollhudso(dnnesfor evening wear and gra fashions. Everydress a bargain. ° Decoration Day Outings These are unusually fine quality, and -the styles ate most attractive. The very low price we paid enables us to offer them at very tempting prices, as follows: S L) g & Gabardine Skirts §guzhros£e5 $&zm.s'5RO ' Surf Satin Skirts i Regular Size A . Extra Size 0 Greatest Assortment | . Moat Wonderful Value » e e e eI e 3‘”‘ wr. street wear, semli- duation. Every.desirable kmnmnlunp-oo-the-mm [e—lelc——ol——15] S . Inascts not only had equal suf- % frage, but. also “womian ‘suftrage,. ;long befors the datwn of ‘our elvi: ‘lizatiom, according’ to a paper by Dr. N. E. McIndoo in thé annual srepart.of the Smithsonian Institu- tion . for 1920, made public. today. t us coase lookl :c}vlth scorn more t] nu we have. Dr. 1doo lhll some ol the -oclnl insects probably nflobtad the laws of division of labor fore did primitive man. ln he says, acquire their TAformetiae concerning the world through thelr senses. To such insects as ants and bees the world is “a world of smells.” FORMER ACTRESS” NUDE “House of a Thousand Mysteries "in Obicago Scene of Another . Gruesome Discovery, CHICAGO, May 26.—The nude body of Mrs. Rosle Greenberg, formerly an | Fmvos INSECIS HAD SUFFRAGE, | LONG BEF ORE ~QUR I VILIZATIUN ' ‘ur'mu N haman be f!.{"'m ‘mofimh:’uou dw(ur Bel lllo compmb " @ny./of. the. of on e The._probable uer-n temperature of - u-- hu says, is 60 degrees below: “and--its. climate .is dryer thu\ the Sahara desert. “Venus reflects life as if it were all cloudy, and so probably con- tains m-nty ol molltun." Dr. Ah bot stated. about the ll-lu of ‘l _ earth, and all otnv uumou are npplnn tly compatible with the existence ol te! ll&:l lll. e conclul t enly practieable of cummupl- may be pulm.. llthaun the cost ‘would bs im! FIVE DIE [N MEXICAN FIRE. od Under Wall of Theater. JALES, Ariz, May 36-—Five men were kijled yesterdsy in a fins which destroyed about s dosen build- ings in Cananes, Sonors, Mex., about sixty miles south of Douglas Aris; it was stated in advices tved Mr‘. fAive, Il\cludlnl Dcnld lll-l'uhll e Cansnea actress known as Margaret Wendt, a\m eleotrioian wn found yesterday in an old lod' sol! f house which has bean termed b myllu'hl because of num place.”” For many years lt Mlontad to the family of Ma; R ACADEMY ‘TUTOR OUITS.' Refussl to Dine With Haitian' at Bottom of Ruction. BAXTONE RIVER, Vt, May 25.— (e Roland C. Batchelder, science teacher at Vermont Academy, has regigned at the request of the academy officials as n result of his refusal to eat at the me table with a negro boy who re- ;lumly arrived at the school from The request lhl( he resign, the of- ! ficlals said, was the outcome of al- le:od insolence lo the faculty in con. ection with the Haitian, Mr. i lltoholdcr 1- & graduate ol Dart- mouth, 1 SAYS CARAWAY ERRED. Bonator Cnnwly has published in the can ssionsl _Record a letter fe correctting the sen-, s recent attack on Allnrnoy General Daugherty that Bcaife was discharged from. the De- Tho llllerl in pro- test against conditions 'hlch Scaife contended it ? Justice. points out that Scaife resign hampered in roooveflnll the war eontract | fraud ca the government | ahy 1 dll.d Copj er comvuv 'and rour icans, were crushed uhder & wall “the house of & thousand |Of the Lyrio Theater. ARE el LIGHTNING HURTS SIX. CHXCAOG May :t-rour golt Weits ynterd-y “i“ rb, the cedud.!n n a’th of from three 419 o We Resilver th. It All Dcpcnds —upon the paint you put or~ || what kind of a job will re- sult. Hence the |mporum:e of applying— DEVOE m/o —standard for quality A over ‘one hundred years s¥Screen Paint, 800 Pint We Request the return of Anything that can be purchased for less elsewhere Comfort for the Holiday Style, Too—and Economy Men's Mohalr Suits—Finely tailored, with full open French facings; dark pencil stripes. Sizes 36 to 42. Our Special Price ati,...ovoeeveenniione- $ 2-50 . Meon's Genuine Palm Beach Pauh—— Al uhnies g [ 30 te- S0 waist. Special at Men’s White All-Flarinel qu.-— ~29-to 40 waist. Our Price enly...... Men's White Gabardine Twill P-nu— qual- ity and we!l made. Regular $l00 vame . RO 52.50 Boys' Summer Clotbs, in grays and - ta l7 . riced (e s e Men’s Nainsook Suits— Checked Namsook athletie cyt. Specially” Pflced at Sflu——CoNol Cloths and Beach- orfolk‘stylt. Sizes 8 $8 50 gho lnd whi!t “Sizes 26 to 30. $4.45 hty 5!&: Suits—Black. and white and 69c and $1 -39 on,* planets: e rate Prices. - splendid service of the real Yellow Cabs, as each has a '--The Chicago Boulevard has been reproduced in minia- ~—These toy Yellow Taxicabs are as plctured above, They * time, and any -mother will 'l_enllnentinllyworththepn ‘ Established 1861 EUNNUNENSSRENSN 1=~ ~ Store Hours—8:30 to 6 Summer Shoes the Growing Girl Will Need tor Holiday and Outing Euglhin] that's. New, mart apd Comfortable for Growing Feet. The right shoes for. Decoration sl)ay '3 outlng Wur——(.orrcctly !gmcd and at. Growln' Girls’ Summer Shoes—Sizes 2Y; to 7 Patent Leather Sally Sandals Patent Leather Strap Slippers_. Tan Russia Calf Strap Slippers Tan Russia Calf Oxfords .......c.covveeeeeannnnnnn., White Melco Cloth Strap Slippers.................... $4.00 Growing Girls’ Grecian in sizes 2 to 7, priced as’ follows: Dark Russia Calf..$5.00 —good leather soles. Priced as follows— Sargros, mmu Sizes u"%'?o 22 fi ninl KEDS—-A" Sizes, High or Low Cut, in Brown or White ‘A Great Dnflly of Hosiery for Misses, Childven, Boys, Girls and Kiddies Extremely Moderate Prices FAM]ILY SHOE STORE JOS. STRASBURGER CO. 310312 SEVENTH STREET Boys and G1r1s Own a YELLOW TAXICAB-— A Toy One —No matter how far it may trayel with you, the —These miniature tax:cabs are an exact rcproductlon— except for mechanism—of the “Yellow Cabs” seen all over the city, and they will give to the kiddies the same most careful driver at the wheel. —Every child in Washington sinould see our wonderful window display. ture in one of our windows; and toy Yellow Taxicabs are filling the toy street, while miniature traffic policemen are at their posts ready to handle.the traffic; and electric lights add to the realism of the scene. —We have special dis plays on-the Street and Fourth Floors. . are made of iron throughout, but are light in welght, and of course are durable. They are 9 incheslong,-44 inches high. 'As the motive power must be furnished by the owner of the cab (a string to pull it by) there will be no gasoline bills to pay. . —This is the kind of toy that amuses the lmlo folks for hom ata ider the litle folks’ luypmeu and con- f paid fo!‘ one of these | ueuuflng litde “YELLOW. TAXICABS” "—NO’I'E Remember the “taxicab statlons”mntu- ated on the Street and Fourth Floors =