Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1922, Page 25

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* mourning of the victims of the ; ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1922 23 MARCONI HOPES TO GET MARS BY WIRELESS EN ROUTE TO U. S. iles away. ~loser than it NEW YORK. June 15.—En route | 000,000 has been since 1309. Marconi. Sovios, can.. 1215C | % AN =375 | Lipton's Orange to the United States on his yacht therefore, is attempting solution of . Elletra, William Marconl, perfector | nar he believes <o pe the most Klng Oscal' of wireless telegraphy, is seeking | fascinating mystery held by sci- . i to pick up “wireless messages” | ence S dm | from the planet Mars, according to While the TItalian scientist is ar es, m ........ : ‘ with Mars Sir Arthur Co: : : { l*:\ehl::fl:'f t‘;r':\\?‘:en?:sn?:(fl;n:r now at Atlantic City, announces ® £ emngm < 163 DTORE | Szx ore belng sent through spuce | that he hasarranged for the Instal- K ~ 1 l 1 | from 3fars. Last year, while lation of a complete radio outfit in omato auce, can.. 4 B 2 . oruising In the Mediterranean on | his home in England through ! the Zlletra, the inventor picked up which he hopes to establish liaison & wnve of 150,000 meters’ length, with the spirit world. the greatest ever recorded. He sald that he was convinced Mars Is now approaching the | that radio would help him in his PecDox: earth and next Sunday will be 42.- experiments. “DRYS” DEFEA‘[[D :SEES AD MEN RANKING i i THIRD IN SOCIAL SERVICE CERESOTA 35c POTAT()ESfi:-:::ZSC Special Advertising Offer AT VIRGINIA POLLS sz 5 e o The Flour of Unsurpassed Quality gfi;gg:sm Lb. 25(: D O R S C H and School. | 5-b. Bag e e — ey ] ) 'KEE, June 15.—Prediction Resuls of Bittr Elction at| "S53 S o rc 30c Butter Creme e i Culpeper Likely to Be :V»nrislnf Heieiiog ;cgarde.:‘:; Per c performing a social service rank i Contested. L Nh‘l‘:lr::;;:\v:;:;t 12-b. Bag l‘b'9 This special price on this fine cake will continue ¢h to The Star W. Babson, financial authority, read until Saturday’s closing. \We hope to secure enough Va.. June 15.—The = bt i - % to supply every demand, and we will offer at this 2 before the convention of the Associat- max to the poli teal campaign v ed Advertising Clubs of the World. Iv W must mnd the ead of inefficient distribu- u must have quality pro- ou are to profit under new { Every patron of our stores should be a buyer . E of our SANITARY Brand FRESH CREAMERY price every cake the bakery can supply us. Butter. We think we are offering butter of as uni- } ¢ 66¢c ) 24.1b. Bag formly high quality as can be secured. We urge Thousands have already Per Ceke e focused on of Cleveland every patron to try SANITARY Brand; we feel . | been received in our stores ’ ss and . sai i s—Alden Bell, ex-ma he most iiow erful nm?; in m:I nember of the 1 service man in th \L Y, Caifee, who has also held many s based upon funda- | successful in fticient num- dominant 0 or busi- ward suc- ! fast as the bakery can turn e et s e S50 SHOULDERS £ 19 |5 s o 6 0w world. Buy a bag and test their claim. erving with distinction as cap he latter. and Joseph Fant. nt of this place. ain issue at stake was pro- and political parties were into the “wets” and the Culpeper, from its nearness foothllls of the Blue Ridge s. has become overrun with ers and the sale of illicit v, and the strenuous efforts on the part of the “dry" forces to put a stop to this condition of things was regponsible for the hard-fought battle ’ Rl (i 6P ORGES & SON, Inc. (‘ap’ Calfee was the candidate of reasonably certain you will then purchase it regu- this week, and we will re- larly. ceive them fresh daily as 4 ( 4 H | | .5,'"’”:52'5:, f Read This Soap Ad Carefully 2 ‘ Quart Bottle h"f-’ e rur’.‘;};g;rnln‘g;bll‘vl\ Dollea. poue 'm{;' : si .!...f.. = For Tomorrow (Friday) Only Sanltary Eggs, DOZ. 3zc Al' mour’s Grape Jllice 49c 1 being contested, on account of _ = es in Admflh"“ . Toters who. it was ot on ontinental i bl meie s | ISyl | CRYSTAL WHITE LAUNDRY SOAF ggllifi RIDGE 10c | pEL MONTE MELBA """""""" S R PEACHES. CAN.. ... ..., ... 35¢ i A-1 COUNTRY - | 5 cakes for 25c GENTLEMAN CORN . . . . 15¢ | DEL MONTE YELLOW 33c one party or the other objected to votes being admitted. 1 PUBLIC MOURNING DAYS l‘ GET A CASE OF “CLICQUOT” AT OUR VERY SPECIAL PRICE FOR THIS WEEK ONLY FOR VICTIMS OF FLOOD FREE PEACHES. CAN..... ... s PARIS SUGAR o vador Dea o rom € ” DEL MONTE No. 2 CANS e & s 'SIXTH” Cake FREE |CORN........................ 15¢ PEACHES. CAN........ _...26c¢ Exceed 100. PTGAN SALVADOR, Republic of Sai- | ;I;?Lr\‘::;)hn(:::“‘l:‘:;:_ el vador, June 15.—TI has decreed a period of natio egislative tection of proper insur- ance. What coverage you need depends upon circumstances and con- ditions—and it's part of our service to advise you. It’s too late after the accident has_happened —look into it NOW— and be forearmed. There's an advantage in letting us handle vour Insurance. Have us tell you about it. Phome Main 601-602. cent floods caused by the sudden rise of the Aceluhaute and Arenal riv during torrential rains, While thel first estimate of 300 dead has mot been borne out, the total fatallties, it is belleved, will exceed 100. The storm still is raging, the city is without electric power for light- ing purposes and the water supply | has been cut off. Members of Sal- vadorean soclety and the foreign col- onles are contributing to the relief | of the sufferers. The flood was the worst in the his- tory of the republic. Many houses were destroyed and the property loss | in general will be immense. DEATH DELAYS RECEPTION. | BERLI Allanson D, Tioughton aas been reception ug to the PETER PAN 3 cakes for 25c Cel0): 1) U 150 Rglfifiz?«g}zs TIPS... . . . 33c GOLDEN BANTAM l 7 1/2 c | DEL MONTE 39c e “FOURTH” Cake FREE |CORN .................... PINEAPPLE. . . ...... ... al These are the wonderfully good Peet Bros.’ soap products: |. “ASTOR” EARLY JUNE 15c SDIFII&X’(?STE bbbbb '. ) "'. ) zoc no better quality of soap is made. PEAS, A R Tomorrow only, as stated above, you get a cake of these PETER PAN soaps free with each twenty-fiv nt purchase. You know l BURNHAM & MORRILL’S 1l\cpso;:p~. :mdt 1hec pri:c< tell th:irc;wnpqoiy_ PEAS, CRRNL 50l okl 2 TLE S005 Hu: 22 /2 c SPAGHETTI ............. 12 1/2 c FRANCO-AMERICAN 10 C XXXX Powdered Sugar 9¢ # Afternoon” Teas SPAGHETTL ¢ . & ..o osin v snion for icing, etc,, 1db pkg.. ............ ... ... il Bt S 9c Yp-1b. 29¢c SNOWDRIFT $eie, &2 19¢ for fruits and cereals, 1-lb. pkg........ ST Leroy Marks, Inc. Colorado Building Carlin, the S S ¥ ception DrobAbly will ‘1‘(( piace 1»‘( week Star Soap 100 Paper Roger’s Sweetened 3 * ’ . P.& G. White Soap Napkins Condensed Milk Speclals Unhl Saturday 8 Closmg 5 Gk 24c| for 10c |Per Can 10c ————— FairySoap, 2--11¢ PAT-A-CAKE Argo Corn Starch i 9° Wagner’s Pork & Beans 2‘ 2 s'c CREME OIL TOLET soAP | BHSEBEMcony 10c |pet worte armicors g5 ‘ erliares to the Union Pacific West/ About 25%, Less Than Last Year from Washington to Denver, Colorado S; 3854;5 and u::r'n. e Setnax Fontio to R Me 3959_5 o. - :cal:.yd ':‘l:::m National (Estes) 95 to Waest Yellowstone (Yellowstone s l 0“ = National Park) and retarn. Four andone- half ’ motor trip, within the park, with accom- :odgciom at hotels 354.00, at camp $45.00. Side v Pa?k, sn;&m Rocky Mountain National (Estes) & 45 oPortI d, Tacoma, Seattle and ’ 130 wi;';oo miles nlong?he Se::l:Co.lumblfl You can’t make a poor cake with PAT-A-CAKE—it contains only the very purest and choicest mgred-ems-all the things and just the things you would use if mixing a batter the old uncertain way—flour, eggs, milk, sugar, shortening, baking powder, flavor- ing, salt, etc. Try PAT-A-CAKE for dessert today—even the package has been improved by another sealed air- tight outside wrapper. vchl emEloYellowmnenndRocky lountain National Parks at small additional expense. 313045 to San Francisco, Los Angeles and So— rctm One way via Omah: den, Salt Lake City, returning lhnymgh Denv: Qg Sale E Circuit Tour of the West. Union P: 3148_ to P onhnd nxlorstc;finerto&n&:n:nhlgi\.l .c‘fic through len or via Angeles and —— Ne War Tax Ds'%n'l;kemgfty Or route may be reversed. Includes All these fares include Colorado Springs without additional charge. Tickets to Yellowstone on sale daily until September 10. To all other points untll September 30. Final return limit October 31. u'hnnuaekuf fares, good 21 days, first and third Tuesdays of each month from Chicago to certain points in Utah, ldzho.lhonun:, S:e- gon and Washington. O—-,—vwddfifiwfiva’mm Umon Pacnfic Large Can (Square Meal Size) This is an exceptional bargain at this price. 1 you use beans in quantity, these large cans will prove decidedly eco- nomical. KrisPeanut Butter 1 9C Our Price PAT-A-CAKE GUARANTEE IN EVERY PACKAGE —it's unqualified—no strings to it. If for any reason_you are not cmnple[ely satis- fied with PAT-A-CAKE, we'll cheerfully A Package refund the purchase price. In One-Pound Tin Pails. Per Pail _ Atop nglch quality peanut butter. Sold in original con- tainers at price almost as low as bulk usually sells. Early June Peas 995 f Evanhook Brand— On Monday of this week we announced this price. ~All remaining stocks of this brand are offered until Saturday’s closing at this very special price.

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