Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1922, Page 17

'MAKES A GAS RANGE | GF ANY COOK STOVE NewBurner Works inAny Stove Makes Gas From Kerosene new coal-oil burner, that Company, North Broadway, St irkably simple and fo- urner he: stove and If the time the drudgel oking with he put in any stove housewife | mforts of ng s amazing new rner ind are offering to send one on Trial to any reader of. this nt one user in| they can . They also want - them toda. | FOR UPPER SILESIA I Many Changes, Including iDouble Railway Stations; 1Due to Division of Territory. | BRESLAU, June . 18. — Numerous |changes in rallway trafiic, customs | inspection, fmport and export, have been necessitated through the division !of Upper Silesia between Germany and Poland. Among the most inter- | esting innovations provided for is the { use of double stations at Beuthen and | Annaberg. one portion of each being {for German-Upper Silesians and the jother for Polish residents. of the territory. Provision also has been made for ttravel in closed carriages for through trafic on the rallway line from Beuthen via Tarnowitz. Lublinitz, on this line, stands in a Polish railway b | corridor, and passengers' baggage is | open to inspection at either end of | the corridor. The time table allows & thirty-minute interval for this pur-i pose. for tourists and fifteen-minutz for workmen. On expreases the i spection will be made aboard tr: All express trains to and from K towitz will be routed wa Hindenburg instead of, as heretofore, through —and you'il look to us to puppli the housefurnishings—because our prices ring true—and our qualities are guaran- teed dependable. . 5 Made for service—that’s the purpose which attends the production of the lines of Furniture we carry. Designed for effectiveness—and finished in most expressive taste—but BUILT TO EN- DURE! What a meaning that puts into our prices. et To buy to the best advantage—you must buy where you have the best from which to choose. Critical consideration REFRIGERATOR - Deep Reduced Prices are on the Alaska-Star grade. 5 We dont see how more satisfactory Refrigerators could be designed and made—the cases are made of a selected grade of hardwood, and are built in a strictly expert workmanship manner. Not cheap Refrigerators at a low price, but QUALITY Refrigerators at a popular price. The styles and sizes are those in most popular demand. ] We are making special reductions from. our regular marked prices of this season—on these six popular sizes of the Top-lid and Side-icer styles—Alaska-Star—with White Enamel provision chambers. . - Top-Lid Style—3 High Sizes Normal Ice Capacity Regular Selling Price Special Advertised Price 45 lbs. 85 1bs. 105 1bs. 41 in. 43 in. 45 in. 16 in. 17 in. 19in. Koenigshuette. Gerntan Board of Regulation. draws to but on ion—H A German board for regula one conclusion HERE! traflic will be located at Oppeln. and | L \ the Polish interests will bé handled | [ SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Hemovadle Bridgework Inserted Without Grinding Your Teeth Piates Repaired While You Wait. EHMAN $5Gaue 3¢7 7th St. NN\W.—Opp. Saks’ Bl i o egpsusdiy- For Hotels and Apartments Automatic refrigeration—the modern cold maker. Cleaner, cheaper than ice. Keeps per- ishables fresh for months. Saves money by saving food.. Demonstration free. Mutual® Service Bureau, Inc, 1411 New York Ave. NNW. ‘Washington, D. C. Say “Bayer” and Insist on Bayer Package, * A Irin ‘When you see the, fim ‘Bayer™ on package or om tablets’ getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physic¢ians over twenty-two years-and-proved:safe by millions for , Headache Lumbago Colds Toothache Earache Rheumatism Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept only “Bayer” which contains proper Handy boxes of th tablets cost few cents. Druggists. il - bottles of 24 and ion. 4 the. trade mark of Bayer ture of ' Monoaceticacidester i e il e at Kattowitz. Operations 1 them will be regulated by a hig| mission established at Beuthen. tribution of railway coaches attended to by an official af® Gleiw A reciprocal tarift will be applie to freight. For traffic by German- Upper Silesians to the Po! of the country, there wi regulation of taxes. Erec special station at Sosnitz been Iprovided for to handle express! | freight, and there will be a customs | station for freight at Borisgwerk. For fifteen years after the final exchange of territory all natvral products, such as grain, other a cultural produce, sand. ston; earth, etc., may be brought man Upper Silesia free of duty. manufactured goods, which before November 21, 1921, were taxed in Germany and which are consigned to the territory occupied by Poland, may be’ shipped into Upper Si out charge for six months after the partitioning. All other manufactures are subject to duty. Outgoing Products Untaxed. Outgoing natural producis homemade articles will be similarly untaxed, and Polish finished artizles may be imported into Germany tax free for three vears, but only in such {quantities as they were brought in during the vears 1911 to 1913. Persons who have resided {boundary territory since Janua 1921, hold traffic cards which se as identity papers. of individuals in the industrial d trict along the border It naz leen i and labor- and For intercourse agriculturists p! may follow their callings unhindered for five kilometers either side of the line. They are, however, required to hold cards authorizing this boundary travel. LWWCSENDWILD |- CRUSSE TO RUSSIAY Ship Captain Forced to Carry a * Revolver—Freight Train Greets 110. BY F. A. MACKENZIE, By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. Copyright, PETROGRAD, July 8.—The third party of Industrial Workers of the ‘World, numbering 110, including six- teen women and twenty-two children, has arrived in Petrograd on the steamer Warszawa. The ship's offi- cers declared that in all their ex- perience they had never before seen such a difficult crowd to handle. Many of them defied the ship's regu- lations, the captain finding it neces- sary to carry a revolver when he went among them) They had somewhat of a shock when on reaching here' they learned that the railway accommodation tor their fortnight's journey to Siberia was a freight train composed of plain trucks without even seats, bogie wheels or springs for the men and two fourth-class rough, wooden cars for the women and children, and even these coaches had to be fumigated before it was possible to use them. Consequently, most of the party had to spend their first two nights ashore on the whart. % : Groups Want to Return. Varlous other groups contemplate returning to Russia from the United States. The Molokanes who went from Transcaucasia to the western part of the United States sent dele- gates here months ago to ar for repatriation. Kaiutenko, their leader, who is here, repor hat the government has offered tham a rich triangle of virgin land in southern Russia, around Torgolvya. They left Russia mainly because of their objec- tion to conscription, which caused them to be persecuted. The present government offers them religious freedom and exemption from ‘con- scription. Old Omes Homesick. The main causes of their desiring to leave the United States are home- ‘si¢ckness among the older members, dificulty in_ acquiring the English language and the rapidly rising price of land in California, which checks their further expansion thera. All the agriculturists are expested to re- turn to Russla, the first parties leav- ing about October. The Doukhobor: in western Canada have sant a dele- gate here to arrange for their re- ’.'x"‘;hm i e e steamship companies, judgin by their activities, are anucjlp-{xnfi big business in the Russian passen- ger services. Maj Dustard, chief passenger trafic manager of the White Star line, has ‘been in Russia for some waslau.u He opened an office n Moscow and is now openta; Petrograd. Peniag one in PENY TCHITCHERIN IS ILL ‘| Associates Declare Soviet. Minister TN iy : . July*8.—Foreign. Minis itcherin of soviet Russie; who e d unexpectedly in I::lbmk from luraday, J%n the directions. | + 5 We are pleased to extend the accom= modation of a charge account—if it is of any convenience to you. ot e House & Herrmann. N (Exactly as Illustrated) Note the comfortable, high back and the strong maple Four-passenger Lawn Swing —seat and platform supports of red. 7 Strongly built s ‘50 Lawn Swings, same tvpe.as pictured, that we have spe. 1) 5 v fin- . |::$e g:t;e'l}"fl:r five feet high; seat and douvle weave.” An § A 50 form in Natural g B of natural finish; Get the children one of thgse cially 5 They value at. Special . sl § supportslin * Wide 31in. 33in. 37 in. Side-Icer Style—3 Sizes High 43 in. 46 in. 52in. Whitney Stroller (Exactly as Tllustrated) One of the many Strollers we carry. Woven reed sides and back—with comfortable dash, rubber-tired - wheels; patent foot brake; well made —enamel - fih- 3 - ished ‘gearing. - e Ecru and gray s G finishes. 10 | SPECIAL .... - ; Normal Ice Capacity 70 1bs. 95 1bs. 150 Ibs. : Regular Selling Price $38.00 $42.00 $56.00 Special Advertised Price $29.75 $33.50 $45.00 Attractive Cedar Chests (Exactly as Illustrated) Two sizes—of very p]e;sing design, with Colonial feet, metal ornamentation on lid, and plate on front. Well made and finished. 33%; inches long, 17% inches wi 16 inches h SPECIAL at ~ Special Reductions on Effective Designs of Bedroom and Dining Suites The story is qgickly told. - These four very attractive patterns have been exceedingly popular—but no more duplicates will be made. Therefore, we want to quickly close out the few remaining in stock—and are making important reductions to accomplish that end. (Exzactly as Nlustrated) : 4-piece Colonial Bedroom Suite—in Mahogany finish— - ‘consisting of -four pieces—Dresser, Chiffonier (with wood * back rail), Toilet Table (with Triplicate Mirror) and Four- oster Double Bed. v " 'This season’s regular price was s .m $250—REDUCED NOW TO....., Nine-piece Dining Suite—in .Brown-finish - Oak—con- sisfing of Buffet with mirror; China-Gloset; Pedestal Base Dining' Table, with 45-inch round top, extendable ‘to six feet; and six_Straight: Chairs, with comfortably shaped wooden seats. Exczll’e’nt desigy Four-piece Queen Anne Bedroom Suite—in Brown Ma- hogany finish—Dresser, Chifforette, Toilet Table (with triplicate mirror) and Double Size Bed. .Each case has dust- proof bottoms, and the:avorkmanship is of splendid character. This season’s regular price was s $325—REDUCED NOW TO.... 4-piece Dining Suite; Quarter-sawed Golden Oak—con-" sisting of Buffet; China Closet, with latticed 205 panels; Serving Table, with drawer and shelf; Round-top Dining Table, 48 inche¥’in cluded. This vu;non's‘ regular. price R 7 diameter, extending to 6 feet. . The chairs are not in- ~$165 .00 31275 Vi3 - ~ 40 inches long, 17% inches wide‘s oo 17 inches high. l e SPECIAL at.... ‘Advance August - SPECIAL Columbia Records We have them now EDDIE CANTOR 1 Love Her — She Loves Me. Comediss—Eddie Cantor Pm Hi for Beau- irls. Miller and is Orchestra: Sweet Indiana Home. Fox-Trot—The Columbians Fox~’ Me Down. Foa-Tror—The Happy Si. - We maintain a com- plete stock of all the pop- ular Columbia Records. Come in and hear them played. ] It’s, one Vac- uum Cleaner that will. clean thor- oughly without damage. Let us de.nonstrate. Can .be purchased on convenient terms. - “Eye Streets