Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1922, Page 18

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8 . WLM@SMY AUGUST 10, 192, E——— e e e e e o e SRR TN P = = court's ermission to say a few hd 16915 MEN REHABILITATED IN 'AL;-:EEES igggkifisflgig t..f‘,f:’;:af;"m“f e For ltching Torture YEAR BY VETERANS' BUREAU et Virtue and "fl,“::,,,:".h:":':n’u, < Young Woman, Acquitted, Tells|ence will be a warning e young girls who may be induced to nj Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo There is one remedy that seldom Y Court She Hopes Experience Is |throw away those good things for a Ifm is n:duop |:::v|ng lol"’lm": and re- < < e good time.” ieve skin irritation, and that mak: Hosp1tahzat1on of War Wounded Touches| Weming to other gins. the skin soft, clear and healthy. By the Associated Press, = | _ Any druggist can supply you with Peak With 113024 Treated, Mostly 100 e e e e | L. e onerally vetoomis quittea in the tederat eurt in| Keep Your Property Rashes, Blackheads, in most cases Brooklyn yesterday on a charge of ive way to Zemo. Frequent!, by Government Doctors. Crmepiring o Viotate” theVoistcad | —lookiax mew—a cont of £00d Falnt| fyinor blemishes disappear over. TR S act. SIUEo: it night. liching usually stops in- OUnE oA, W A ihr| Free Estimates—Our expert will call. | stantly. Zemo is a safe, antiseptic ¥ The peak of hospitalization of the | thousands: of disabled veterans {olcused of engaging in a rum-running wir ed ot yet been | hoshitals -dical care and treat-|plot and, as a conspirator with An- 1 | liquid, clean, easy to use and dc- e . ced: fioc 1 which were entitled. | thony Cassese, was alleged to have R K‘ F N Pt = g ampaig conducted at & |superintended the loading of a carso . ergusono Pe;"’flll"h ‘:t :Ionssm%nlyl 35c; an ‘ 8 ‘ stal cost of $335.000. of liquor on his yacht in the Ba- Patnting De cXica surge bottic, ST It s posi- 4 im 4 erday, ¢ accomplishments onmmnu smiled when nm jury’s ver-| 1114 9th St. Phoncs. M-ln 2490-2491. ‘tn'ely safe for tender, sensitivc H pred ated year,” the birthday state-idict was announced and asked the | e ———————————w—— ' skins. ‘ 2 the bureau was the “d e —— 3 " 2 3 { 2 n” of the bureau i . ¢ ) om- districts. “This first phase | ) For One;"Week Only et TR INDIA CEYLON JAVA OR HMIXED TEA 4-Lb. Package 1.Lb. Package “consisted of dP‘cL.mIn-n author- | \ seimasitl New and Lower Prices NOW IN EFFECT 500 WRECKED BY TRAIN' W Two Wome;a;;d_ B;; Victims of! Crossing Crash Near St. Michaels, | the region: il offices so an K them with questions of policy t nd of THEA-NECTAR TEAS are the Finest Quali*y grown in the world. L s N Cord and Fabric Imported direct from the famous tea gardens of tbe Orient. Particularly | persons. ail of Parkersburg, W. Va. &y recommended for ICED TEA. i e . 15 MILLION POUNDS SOLD 'ANNUALLY fei el gy ay « shed into an flulnml\hllfl (hatl B ABBITT’)S r iR AJAX CORDS ROAD KING (FABRICS) S Ha Zhummm\ SIZB NEW PRICE REDUCTION SIZB NEW PRICB REDUCTION Cans < old s ov{ul, n.k ‘.‘-1 30 x 3% 514.65 51.60 30x 3% 512.50 51.25 CLEANSER =g 3 8 B Baker’s Grated Cocoanut can 15¢ \Slu'edded What ............ pkg. 1lcjl 4 : PERPETU AL | gi i 152 g;;g 133 Bx4 21.95 5.20 Pink Salmon ............... can l3c;Sultma Tuna. Fish (1%’s)...... can 15¢ O/ i i servs | 33x5 46.95 5.20 Mx4 22.40 5.30 Minute Tapioca ... ... s pkg. 13c Duryea’s Coun Starch ........ pkg. 12¢ i 5 ew I BU[LDlNG { 35x5 49.30 5.45 32 x4% 26.90, 7.60 Premier Salad Dressing . .11 oz. bot 37c|A&P Salad “.u-ssmg .12 oz. bet. 27c A' | been “and | i s ; ASSOCIATION | AJAX PARAGON (FABRICS) A & P 3-1b. Pkg- t e e = ! ! size NEW PRICE REDUCTION X ¥ A Pays 6 Per Cent | 30x3 $ 9.75 $.60 HEUIDeRy Cranstorro he or 83 months. It REDUCTIONS ON ALL OTHER SIZES ALL PRICES INCLUDE EXCISE TAX P i i 1 49 | il Paysd PerCenmt |l Quality Never Higher Double Tip Matches ......... box 5c|Brooms (meckum size) ...... each Sacl| B [vroved »0 -1l on shares withdrawn be- o R o ey iove matucy. . —Prices Never As Low .................... : n Ami Powder . .. o . Fly Swatters ............... zacgll 5¢|Window Screens . .... Assets More Than | Insist Upon Ajax From Your Dealer ) (| Sultana Marshmallow Creme ...can 15c|Reckitt’s Blue .............. 3 :8'0;0’000 e e e, aata o ‘il Surplus More Than |j! FANCY COLUMBIA ‘RIVER ent $800,000 !| Automotive Accessories Co. Washington Accessories Co. Automotive Supply Co. C 11th and E Sts. N.W. 10th and E Streets N.W. 17th and L Streets N.W. 21st St. and Pa. Ave. N.W. oo el | Phone Main 413 Phone Main 1374 Phone West 594 JOSATA W. CARR, Secretary |||’ » Here They Are, Folks, Shoes For Men—Women At just a mere iraction of their true worth. Each pair is a genuine bargain, and Washingtonians are assured the highest quality shoes possible to be made for little money. 111 (. Women’s Shoes of Unusual Beauty is far too low a price for these . shoes and at this price one should buy several pairs.’ Two New A & P Stores in Waslnngton Washington District @ 645 Florida Ave. N.W. Opened Aug. 5th ' 3541 Fourteenth St. N. W Open Today Marshmallow Creams . ... ........ ... .Ib, 31c @D . PRI]‘W 7 Lb. 43 : Butter “~ 4JC' Fancy Creamery Buti.v,-r, Ib., 41c ' &y Goi Stronger Every Day |ADellthfull : fDaxl Healfl\i bii YourPl\ysmlam b A ll.Approve. b Women Should Appreciate These Such unusual values are un- heard of almost and really at the price we be- liecve they're the highest grade shoes that have been offered in years. @ Nl —Gray Kidskin One-strap Pumps. 8 “ ,’ 135 P —Black Kidskin Oxfords. Cuban and 150 P High-grade Brooklyn make, turn r alrs military_heels. Patrician, La France soles, baby French and Louis XV covered heels. and ssx'eral other makes. Broken sizes. 119 P __Patent One-strap Pumps, low heels, 195 P —Tan and Black Kidskin One-strap airs Goodyear welt sewed soles, cut-out 8 a»lrs Pumps, turn soles and Cuban heels. vamp. 230 P —White Reigncloth Sport Oxfords; tan 135 P —Black Suede Pumps, hand-turned lrs 2nd hiack kidskin_trim. The famous soles, Louis XV heels. Made by “Korrect Shape” brand included in this sale. $8.00 values. one of the best Brooklyn shoe makers, colonial pattern. COFFEE 190 Palr —White Reigncloth Two-strap 1Pmn 92 Palrs—(ir:y Suede ng-st!dlp Pum‘ps. la: P 1T . X Cuban heels, Goodyear welt soles, pat- heel, black trim, Goodyear welt sewe il And it is still 29¢c a pound, while all others have ent, tan and dull leather trim; also all-white with baby Soles. il . . \ had to advance their price—or lower the quality. French heels. 216 Pairs ™= Cafskin Oxfords and One- 135 P —Smoked Elk Sport Oxfords; several strap Pumps, Goodyear welt sewed alrs styles, Goody:ar welt sewed soles. soles; Cuban, military and low heels; exceptional ‘Wonderful values. values. e AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, Now, Men, Here’s Your Chance—Famous Steadfast, $ 85 Korrect Shape and E. T. Wright Shoes ° Preparation—our buyers continually on the spot™ @ where the best coffee grows—buying entire pro- B ductions of hundreds of plantations — so ‘that varying fluctuations of coffee market do mnot affect our price. For as we buy, so we sell. We require only a small profit, because our great volume brings the necessary results. We want every housewife who reads this adviertisement to know that in “Red Circle” lies the most satisfaction—the biggest coffee value for the money in the land. It always satisfies because it is Pure as Mother made it— Corby’s Mother’s Bread —the utmost of nourishmeat “It’s Full of Llfe All A&P Stores sell it ar ATLANTIC & PACIFIC & [ l THE mfimk%nl}'pgm?; | ' Ne better shoes for men were ever made than these and the price, men, you know is right. We have 980 pairs of low shoes of these makes. The season’s very best styles and you know the wearing quality of these makes. You'll find brogues, French and English lasts; also conservative models. ' AND M. E. Horton, Inc. Distributors 'in W-slllngton FSHarperlnc. . Alexandris, Va. BERBERICH’S 1116-1122 Seventh Street 813 Penna. Avenue Phone Main 4616-4617 Phone Main 4023-4024 _ Established 1868 gest and Most Progressive Shoe House Washington’s Lar,

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